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The question. of repudiation, Mr.. Ham-
lin continued, would certainly mingle
In the party politics of the day. Demo-
Gratis whom he knew, said they would
preach that doctrine hereafter. BY
another amendment, it there is any
class ofpersons In the community not
allowed the right of suffrage they shall
not be counted in the basis of represen-
tatiQn, but the basis shall be upon the
voters. II this Is not adopted 1t will
take about two and a half white men in
New York to Offset one ex-rebel, " hite-
faced soldier in South Carolina, Ifthe
Democrats are disposed. TO meet the
issue by affirming that it takes two and
alhPlf of their number to be equal to
one ,ex-rebel soldier, I am not going
into controversy with them; but say
that every man in this City of New
York. who earns his livelihood by the
sweat of hisibrow, is'the peer of every
white pmapy all oyefN Gods EARTH.
[CheeFs:l The power of gparanteeing a
ublican formof government is vest
ed in Congress; and no Government
which gives In one State a power to a
man which 1t req pires two and a half
to exercise in another State, is republi-
can III form. St -
The speaker concluded with an ear
nest appeal for Republicans to go to
work and triumph htIy elect their cah-
'ulQAteE. sfitaflssT tif. 2 rstNf sf.L r4f
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Legislative body of the nation, over
which, the Constitution has expressly
provided that the President shall haye
no control. We have shown above, the
clauses of the Constellation under
which Congress is held to possess e1.
elusive jurisdiction in this matter, and
on referring to the second article, re-
Iating to the Executive, we find no
power given the President over the or
ganization of States or OF Congress.
AS the offences committed by States are
Congress, and are not referred to at all
In the article relating TO the Executive,
1t 1s manifest that Congress was ex-
peeted and authorised. to take cogni-
2ance of the crime, and proVide lea pen
atty and g, remedy against future Of
1t is absolute nonsense to presume
that Congress would have been left
destitute Of power IN the premises when
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DIR. T..ssJ. .KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINFs.

NEW TREATMENT a NEW REMEDIES.
OEFTuB, 3DsE4 CENTRE wEEELtle3gVVs VAs
'T0R. IS HAVING SECURED TIE SER
", Y1CF1S Of an intelligent assistailt, who
win attend TO the prspaFtion of, medis
otnesr putting up prescriptions, DC, will ena4
BILE him to give more attention to ont pa.
tentH, especially TO his many. friends In the
country His medicines are All prepared IN
his own ONCE, and all delivered to hlg pa-
lenA by htmselL DE. *. treats all diseases,
ity Is afdicted He has q large number or new
remedies, which have proved sramnFlrallv
sSce M ~ many q those obstnate cases Of
supposed TO be tnGuFable, among which may
be- named - Consumption: lScrofula. Dis
Cancers and slEin Diseases. HIS mode al
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach GomplaIntR.
Bronchitis and AL diseases OF tha Throat
or rdIsesSes OF the Heart; IeuTaiEia, EUiIepsy'
Spinal Affections, and all dfsaaSas of file Nef-
yonsS stems sis aclCnoY Yledged by all who have
ever known to the medical profession. Dr,R.
has been eminently succes ful In The, treat
Menstrdl 0bstEuctIons Painful Mens ion.
Leucrrhea, Uterine and Ovation TumorR
PEot3psns Utert and al .NerYou8 diseases 70
He makes Q speciality In the treatment Of
all Chronic lions of the Genito Urinary
3EganS yiE: atatFh q Bt!9dder and UTetnra
DribhlIng Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, DlabetlB ana Dlmcnlt ,UFinafinR sy-
sPQ1t1I4G Oh8e4Aoe8 IN Al Lnetf V0r1e0 forms
Ghonarrhea, Its complications and sequeIla9
speTmAtopheaa and Impotency, and all anec-
tlons 9equent upon yout thfu1 lndlseFeti0ns.
Also special attention paid to the treatment
of Fl8tulasj White BWelltnR@ u scF0fnToug
Sobes, YaEicose Ulcers DC. PeEsonB Afflicted
particularly with old trouble ONE Cs1seq
should lose no time to call ON or aiiflreF DIR
R1SNER Communications containing fee
promPtiY noreed Once pre- ec1ip pttons and
medicine cash. For VISITS IN city, 'GSfiie ~
other Physicians. Ofice- h0nfs,5p Ai m. lI9
NJ. II n. to4Psi0d and 8 p. II. tooPy Nj
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sTt' sTt}' a, :.5sI;;l,SE ,.,1,{Is i.sqs4
p =. : 2 = 2 - :. =
Franklin Insurance Il COMPANY il,I,T
!, =. ~ on on WFIEEnnNe. .oo
GOO.


capita
7otlu llit nIRECroRS: <, Es,l5T
p T. b. Logan, T. p ShaMcFoss;,J u 3. Rhodes.
Geo: Mendel, j: II. Hobbs, !SaIlll NcCleIS
lAnt Vi. ". kT1nXhelmI jas. N. Vance, Alex
IauBhIn. ts--t - Ese-tt15 .s+7ss - n
liIa -ttLlI Litlsallsl ~ sIl1IEE tas5attt
HIHLS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
II organized touE Sears, and in that time
done . successful business, Is stu lSFepRreSi
to take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of an
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstRt-
hshments, Fprnitnre, Steam Boats and Car.
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
ThB company Ouefs superior Inducements
70 Farmers, whereby THEY can bs insured on
dwellings, r Furniture. Barns and contents, for
S0f , years at reduced rates. .!dfil & stas'Ei
FMS being home 1Listitut lbniTViEll the lar
geSg capital and surplus Of any company in
IN the State and conn posed OF some
ninety -four EtoGkhold6FS mos of whom ara
9Ja0ng our nest business manp 4econlhn nenda
iBself to the favorable consld def6ffon (Jf the
insuring public, and soliel4s their patronage.
AlnplieattGns for Insurance wtll be pr6thptly
attended TO by the Secretary, ~ !. -.
illOmee, North side OF Monroe, between
Main and Market sts.y NEheelIng, W. Va,
over the Savings 1nStiEHtion OEW6eellnQ,
Hllal.ts .Li lallt zN.uARTHUR{S Secretary.
Z SAMQI MCGEELI LIAM, President, .5fl,5f
GEO. MENDELi, Vice President. l..tslo ocl8
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-agW. T. sINGLRToN

,za.- ,ggaTO BEACKBN1THs.9 ~
A NvILs. sPeter wrighthg patent. the
5IBEIEoWss s'Arndtts Co8d JaksJE ~.
" I3E5 q t1astleyp Nelson A Cpis,p M - f
STEEL, CaTt g, and Shear, Round, square,
TRSN, ,ttls -is bsss rsii,eat IN die s,ty
u P.sG GlHIIDRGTH5 q HSC.fs
-. Ss !; Main stTeet, het. Monroe and Quincy.
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z q nov. HA a&IRAI. 81. MAhtI.iN. H n II.

HIS Speech Mt the cooper Institute,
2 New York CITY, last 4I6ndayS -EyiSen.
fng--!The Issues. of the nay discuss
ed by the-late Vice President OF the
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y walls morocco case, and
% large VialBs in morocco and 90
% largo ViRlsf plain case and book m
10 boxes (H0s. 20 l3,l and bO0....s.......- 8 10
Us. VETERINARY 8PECIR1CS.lsf y J
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National Bank, Of West Virginia,
lMEROHANIS NATTONAL BANE

NAIIUNAh BANK
OfWegt Virginia.
Capital Pa1d1nS 100000
HNHIs BANK SUCCEEDS 10 The BuSI-
Il ness of the "MerchantS' and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling.S 1t Is q designated De
puSitoryi and Financial agent of the United
States, and q prepared to do q legitimate
Banking IhuRlneRS. -, - -, - 70
FFeRden-Robert Crangle, 'st ~
DSreot0T9-ThonAs Sweeney, u. 6. Delaplain,
Jas. g. Achesons John Donlonti Jacob Berger,
A. Allen HOWeLl,i j. Nelson Vance, James
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4u a-itsHaG3
~ t@t as
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H H0MT0PAPaI0M MEDICINE COMPANYI
Once and Depot, No. 6s2 Broadway, NnWNurk,
DR. HUNPHlEY9 e consulted daily At hiS 0fiiee,
personally by Letter, above, for all forms oi
fs6ssiy LOtAs = 9 Uo'' a tAss9IfIS' seeII5'v.
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REIId1oUs FRATERNtTTEs1N M IrAIT.-
A review published at Florence, called
GEt ArehtVit keetestds,tei, gives the fol-
lowing statistics of the religious corpoe
rations in Italy tLombardy, Yesnietia
and the Pontifcal States;excepted):
The male members OF the religious
orders holding property are 5,6s7 IN
number, and occupy 625 buildings; the
female members are q, ,4SI, with 63T
houses; the number OF members or the
mendicant religious orders (adding that
Sf the Committees suppressed on May
23d, 1855, In Piedmont, on Jan. s, 1851,
in the MARCHES, on Dec. IL; 1860. in Jim.
brlas and on Feb. II; 1851, in the Nea-
politan provincesl amounts to 1856
men, occupying 800 houses; while the
female members of the same orders are
estimated at ,372, in 43 establishments.
Thus Il may be seen that Ifa1V. aparf
from the e-PEoYihces above mentioned.
counts g, ,195 inc diHidpals devoted Tolfhe
religions pr0fes sion, and ditributed
lmpng 2s4l4 houses. Such state iof
= Llll4sngs 7ss1not put excite Iishme eht.
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"A TOURNAMENT AT ST.. LOUISA
kind of circus exhibition called the
tournament for the benefit Of the South
ern Relief Fund, came or at ST. Louis,
intheamphitheatre 1.-THE FalrGfounds.
on Thursday last, and was ridiculous
affair. Early in the morning, some
twenty odd-knightsG, dressed in cheap
CANDY costumes, rode through the
streets on prancing steeds, and were
laughed at by sensible people and fol-
lowed by q crowd of dirty and hooting
boys. Some five or six thousand pho-
pie, belonging almost entirely 70 the
rebel element Of the city, Witnessed the
ring spearing performances, and seemed
to be highly delighted with the chival-
-ric display. TFenty-six so-called
knights made simpIetons of them
selves. Mr.. Mccloud, of Palmyra, NO.,
was declared the victor, he having sue
'ceeded In securing the greatest number
of Trophies: Miss Mamie +. Holiday,
OF ST. Louis, was crowned Queen OF
Love and Beauty. "A dance took place
at the Southern Hotel at night.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-06

u A n CO A T d WAR; OCK
l. AUCTI0NEERS,
5lsS No. 24O MARKET Street.
POSITIVE SPECIAL SALE 1000 DOZEN GERMAN
TOWN FANCY KNlT GOODS, HOSIERY GOODS
etc, by Catalogue.
On Friday,
December7 1885, commencing at 10 O'Clock, compris
ing era ment of and desirable sty les
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FAIRIES & WARNER.
No. 229 North NINTH Street.
ABOVE RACE.

MUSLINS! MUSLINSI
BIeached Muslins cent yard less than any
other store sells them
Best Canton Flannels in the city, 25 2s 81, and
87y GEMS.
Flannels from 81 cents up.
Best American Prints, 1S3 cents
IA remlum Rochdale ankets, $Il
10 Premium Rochdale Blankets S12.
Misses Balmorals, 81 10, 81 20, 81 As and 81 g.
aides Bajmoras, $1'37B, 81 75 81 95, and 80 90,
Gents Merlno Shirts and Drawers rs cents 81 co.
1926, 81 90, etc.
Ladies Merino Vests, 81 %, $l.S75, 81 So ETC.
Infants, Misses, and Boys Merlno Vests
GLOVES! GLOVRSi
lOO dozen be'ow importers prices.
Ladies French Cloth Gloves, 90 cents, worth rs
cents.
Ladies' Cloth Gloves, 40, co. CO. So, rs cents, etc.
Boys and Misses Gloves
Gents Cloth Gloves, 30, CO. 75 cents ST. 81 o. and
S16O.
Misses and ladies' Fancy Colored Gloves.
Gents Coored Bordered Linen Hdkts 374 cents
worth 80 cents.
Misses and Ladies' Iron Frame Hose
Closing out balance OF Wax oils, etc etc.
GENERAL REDUCTION OF PRICEsl
WILL NOT BE UNDERSoLDi
FAIRIES & WARNER.
92SSl No. 229 North NINTH Street, above Race
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DRY GOODS.

Inauguration of Low Prices
AT RETAIL.
JAS. II. Campbell 4 CO.,
Importers, JObbers. and Retailers
DRY GOODS,
No. 1917 chestnut ST.
HAVE MADE GREAT
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Their Stock is uurvalled for extent, variety. and
general adaptation to the wants OF buyers.
Silks,
Mcire Antiques
Shswls,
velvets,
Cloakings,
Silk Pophns,
Wool Poplins
Corded Poplins,
Rich Plaid Poplins
Rich Plaid Merinoes,
Celored Kerinoes
Printed Merinoes,
Empress Cloths,
Velour Russo,
Biarritz,
Eping lines,
BombaSines
Tamisse,
Nous Delaines
Black Apaoas
White Alpacas,
Colored Alpaeas,
White Reps,
Black Reps
Colcred Reps,
French Chintzes,
Damasks and Diaperh
Towels and Napkins,
Doylies and Table Covers,
Counterpabes
Flannels
Blankets,
Blankets,
Blankets,
Gloves and Hosiery,
Mourning Goods.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
No. 1917 CHESTNUT Street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-06

" bDrgttrldt pctben Ut.
SIRE @Itftnaen b0ben cer gpeit gtnuaiom 9eie9t
lnI ipe peI e BEN preiuGteu, TN Sebraudlc beltno.
Id,en Wtebi;ineu ooraneben, Dtan tann te dler u,
NIT gpoblgeiolcn netrien a6er iprt peu'ta't "
ma dttia 3tre iiefarsenbeu gisenda'len tepet oes
Rbrrers 9ebensiabisteit ait. ertternen oe Bethoru'
ocr ter Sroaue rsinisen has Blat II. psrihtuden
llnwpblstu, Se i,eeu Die traribacn Sdite, pslHs
WtiBmuib erieu8en Il. be0tn, DlnauS, luifin tta8e
cotr In lluoferuuB esratbene Ot9ans jh nainr''dsn
Tunftpnen aut ltno HcBsn BEN 9oiiien Splteme Afa
Klnbe elo,tiIdt Spannrl't EN-. Se tiirircu f'idbt
bios bic oCt6olbcn 8e9werben etnts sItbsn NoIoeTu
aud sefabrlite II. bu 'ht6tenet arantpelitn. Bsna
Re einerIets gar Sepaltiat sStrsuu9en dnBern, hno
He Sur tlbcn Seit III perriu9s1tsn @nheu 9eNcnnes.
Sas fd,rr'te II. bene Nhiiibrr ttei lr tineer. Sbr
psr,udtrter lleber,ug GIbt ihnen einen auaeucbmen
@eFuutod; ibre nGr aus etm gnahenrclne 9eh. nnt-
men Snprebiepien MADDEN ltf poutemmsn pam- "
eefabflo8 unglalbfite Rlren baben lie ooabraht
pppon bcbitebtnte peribnit6teiteu 3ti8nlB 9sben
ioeas aIer 0srcatJt bsr lnpabrhet ccu born btrein
fern bleibt. Y'ee betporra9enoe @etfh9e u. Ne'Me
tat.n tbre Rameu boSu berse9eben benz vnbittim oie
Berldbidteit unierer Selttet gu be,eusen, pabreno
Aubete uns ots 9ertberuns tb,tr uebtrteu9nnl, gap
unere Yriparaie uu9thsu.r 5ur ptnoerun3 oer feotn
unIertr leiceneen 9erlabten WtlmeniHen bettra8en.
baben iutcmnlen lattn.
mad, untr,taelolid; BARN limb 9ebraitt sanpeun1eu
nnb otiI,eusuiie hber ioisenot Seit~etoen eni-
balicn; -
apaiI,rlud1t. Spbbrenneu Sepfpst in iSoss pon
l6edtrm Raeer ts5stsit, g'erbauun3sbehptros,
aiaabsit bet &naelpeibe uno balaus eniliebenee
Sdmstien. gDinbiudt. appstitlod8teit ollc ueb.',
ped,e cine aiIeleereuee artnei erforotrn Die ptllen
beiItn aubsroen burdh Rsin9uus ets 8lutes uno DIN.
leauua btS Srltsms pteI. lIecs, auf bic fe bem Nm
iceins mad, aar tetntu etniluB babeni ats oa iuo
Eaubbtt, tbeilwties grbItnoen Rtretni6mtrb unee
neirSie Grregbarlett limo tbnuneen IN Der ecber une
b,u Riersn, Gidt II, ,ouitae ahnliGt feiotu Die aus
tin,m brraba,tpmuienen a6rpsrtaStahss ootr g,rtp-
pfaua isner iSuHtticrsu tslrlibru.
2att eud, nibt non 8ruuefasIolsr SaneIern mi!
anoern arStHcteni ar beucu e mebt 9Icitt nlaheh,
auiubren Berlanst qbet's pitlen uuo rebmt
feline onoerpl Dts 8tauten 5rauten bR teit-potbaEs
teue SalIe unb ft ioaten ioite ttDdlten.
Sibsrettet pon 3. Is. aperd Somp.t spmen,
D2ad., upo ~ babsn bet se. p. SErwh Stnoet u
Baltimore, owt BEL allen gpoibsteTu mo Nritne-
N,rtiui,tn allcr Srien (lauI lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-06
SpEtpr &muuacntt
StDdun9 ber WGnats Retntsuns ntb
oIier fprtiftoef Wlltterletben

Die Wannbeit unb Su8enOfraft erlane.
Itar, burt . 9 Gun tan n &C."
6enseGen3 oeer &rdftsGitrtr, lptpte Dr
9 d II man r1's @abtfals$tlen pber pbps
ftf9en 8teberberfiefler.
Geie munbercpuen MltteI teuer bic Rannbeit aud
yet bsr osnpaiIeien &onittmten websr ber, nlSde
bic. 3errlttun9 bon Gusid,pt fuuB:us Rltna-Gn-
fIHen, obe natirttd,en urlattn berriIbren. Sic
ilriren brn @Tuno aust
SamenFub pber Samsnf9wdbs, a..
f3leGtltpe SGpdGe unb Gbefanbsstn-
berntNe int @Iaemeinen: RerpDRt6t,
@usse4rung, Sarfubt, Srdmpfe, aetfttge
Inb f6rperlide ltnfdttstett, cine Tpt8e
Don Seltff6wd6uns &c.
Die 5ur Setiung Der peIaltetten Fale ertorberild'e
3eit Ii gSc6eu. Ote Wtttel NH Zen nad ben se-
Srudten Nntpetfusen esbrandt Usrbtn; Gin sebl-
t6lag III rnmpGltd. Dteie o1S Hebtu 8ltthiam peH
Reuenl ,peuserbeu Nittei iOn'en non 9tleu bte i'm
gesriiie htteH, tu bstratb stbtaa@t WtreeE'
ea ibre gBlr,ungen b ( E Ben IlHo. Die m e b
stnii6tn S0uruoie fiueeE III ibueu Die
greEien it eemaGien Gntoedun9tn, Der Stol9 1T
IN ieeem eInieuen taas 10 Ospit, rpie bas Gbten
hes purats ensb s1aEer. Sausttn9l s btF
Bu ieutn
@etf unb feSrper seriiSrenbsn, aus 8cgtI-
men @lwptn6etten itaiMnenDen Sfranfs
tettert tnterpprffn2 Or. @humanns
straft.GGena unS RGbtfats sSt1en bfIlen bic
ffolin1ntfen sale,
IN i6reuc e ba,mcS uNb ptns oue t.ritSrenhe sfolS
cen mrIcn, o es piro Sarautirt csb ie nid)t isbI"
iGla9et.
@te rperbeu bon Dr.. @9umann, 1r.30,
1ort5Rr., l 5auS BON Gertn9tnnar., 1aft.
reitet Iub perfauft.
J5r StcGen, utdGt stter @effdG bas
nit! e5te soerSan GnH Gan3 gcpts &et>
lNn9 brtn9frt. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-06
9eben = WcIunobeit = Stiirfe !
8eben - WejinDDeit - gtGrfe!!
acben = Weianbbeit - StGrfe!!!
8a9 srofe fran5DiifDe tGeilmittst
Sr. ct,ian Gefarnarre'S
.Spr.ifiSet,e SSiilt nS

wetipSrnEillle g,1pcStI1cDG HSthtH
tladp eHer 8pri9rft eeS )f. Suan OeanI1rre, Obtrs
Strst am rSoiptioi cu Rcto" ober n2ariboiiiert"
gu Paris.
Sieie unf6dsta'e Meeitin 10 fetn Slenemctt; iit
eiIt SaHenfluB pber Samtni6waole unfeblbar. Ile
Sseabartejt Der GSidlrbts- seerlssuse u. Sarnpeee
tinfreinigaen pier aa6lid,eu Saneiz@r9hbs. ipober
He aud riibren urb pie bseeuisnp iie aud sin nbscu
wcrben RAID btietat unp ben Sr8anen a.. nensr se-
t,lnber 9bati9teit perbolfen.
Nan lefe fclssnSss Seusnis an8ekbensr frantofs
fder Nerttet
agDtr baben bic bon @saranstere & Dupont VIZ. 214,
Siue 2oaibar6, natb bcm Gejepte bes Or. Suon Dsas
mare Suberss!cu rlnesf1sn ytaen" tn unersr Pri'
bat. Brarts init b itfs Slet6btibentem @rfc9e ant
a.tpanbt uub eIauteu, 6ab feline anbcre Mctisin 10
gut seetsnet III, ate pericner bic an unreIwlisen
gr9uiisn ptsr fcniiiser SG,pd6e Der ge9lediS.Dr-
game = ei es in GeI8e tbrcr itsentsn 2sbsnspelit,
ausbpeifuasen o6er Aitbbrduhe = lsieen, ~ tlIrt-
ten. q, ", Btaurep arte, Dr. Web.
g. .. Dujarotu,
sean ae2eu&re, Or. Neb.]
cuN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-06
n6F Munherbare 1unae Weme.

Die uagnetidbe Dpttorin, 8 ri. Genreflet, tinh
bas @unoertno eenannt, III mad Cincinnati 3utad'
eefetrt bat tn s. Ctr. slr. 422 nabe Dtpnnoilr.
ttne &lintt errd!e no man ie ibsr aIle anf stb.n
u. geunbbstt beSaslidpe 5raseu UNI 9tatb fa9eu
iann ole sttt austunt nbsr psrIcrenes cher aeicb'
IeHes Giatnipum; tbentiitirt bic betreHcnes gs'on
pesr gsrIonen NIT folder Bemmtbeit. bas foum elm
2weiiel an beren Sduib ibrts blebt; 9tr6tb aif
@srlansen in bewuBtloisn 3uitanb; besibt, f9 INT
Getiie mad ebtm Sbeile Der 2elt nnb ipVt abpsieube
perionen eintret Oh iobt cher lebsno9. auf, peltt
burt ie ibre aase u ibren Guitntbalscrt ben na1s
fiastntsn srelnoen mittbele. Ste seran!trt perna.
nente beilnus in ellen isausn, bfren 9ur iie aber-
ntun,t. -Sis rottet cbue Snituuent ober Stmeraeu,
obne eintn Gropien 1hI, tp bis "a Stiinbtn ben
krsbs nit Stump u. Sti.I aus. Geidtnte fsnnei
In 8 tts Saseu pieber sebtn, nne ale tonti8sn
aranibsiten reresn nut g!el9sm srfr!ss behafeslt'
ais ba limb; 2eberleeen. Rluslebrnn9 atdmpe, per3
Itel, 8erluit tss @teitht8 u. Gsb6rS ilno aneert
Rtantbater, we!6eu psr @enib nnferpcrieni II Aue
Hriefe ftntoi prcmpte gsantpertlne ilne Ar,tntien
peroen auf 8srlansen per GrpreB ocIi6idt. greft
abseIiire man; lx3or 2lT2, Cincinnati .. o. She
prarts tat IN ser teieu3.h ic3asecrinen bab i, I'D
nod, Der Diene teS Or. .. 8. seccbbua bat psribtrn
uliiaen I'm pnsinfemmtu tapl0 8Nttu nj
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9ic SODne StS Ttm:lbei'tsH.
9trman roT ". %mi!g,
tTprlfeBun6)

tGor!frBungl
Sur, intem sr reht tnnig Sen Sc
bantrn an Gpttes Gitrior3e frfaf'e,
mar es tbm, ale Ub Elm 6sutra1lsn.
pl3 2t6t an Der punFlen WGlbul8 If
res 9ig1ntt1tteu ShIai8rntab5 oufz
9tE9c unb iein 2lntliB perFIarts. IDlGBs
It@ {trot CT Suiammen. Gr i.ctb Ict=
mem SruSer nit Der 6ano iiter pas
0ettt, neil sr i'm ntAt lcbeH Fcnr!e.
SMlGlf 0u, Stm?
HaN' mi6 itIaicu! aHtpcrtete
Sim, iitp mabiam aus eem S9lum.
mer empOrrafsrp.
bSrtef 4 Ou nttbt Idtnnufsu2
gletn, erwtoerif Sm unt mar i'm
naNiten 2lu9enblide wieper cinBeiDla'
fen.
Nun CUTE ytacbt, SruOer Riiiierte
parry fitr li6 unp Ieete fh rbenioQS
gum SbIafeu 3ure6t.
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&,efar g. Mpfee 8 Gpntp.

VT. ZT, NpltanbFt.I EtIp. XJDtt.
RG.-af,i gerianst welben iransSiiid,e bsutf9s,
pauifehe IL ensid,e grpi9uien init ppusn @ebrduds'
Wnipetiuuasn Mnter irgenb elmer aerelie psriaidt.
sSn Baltimore II. @a btnGtpn BET aue
p 2irptbetern 5u babeH.
Naenteu fir V al ftimore unb VA bbarfda a ( T.
f0, Etpntipn 4 Blpd. 118-N) b
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epstlaI. .R0t!isetl.
SaItttnnre Ttre ognfneettees

sEas1eEscyess snz tso.sfIs II. ssss4eyWs,,
s5rsntaEslaG, ofbrEf In ser stabt vi, I'M suttSs,
ave srttR scr Ei3ttbuni, @osn-s 2aata4 u. @as-
ttHFGuier 5oa5eLsq1tsr. Hs:r5ausrDsufte s7sb.In.
2asSaFdtti9oiteE. tnt gau bsgrfsas sa,. i'm Saftn
N saoll1g oetHSlid Ta5neE1, sc, '''' T'''''
pas 9iTett7rlit.; iei;e5t Gu2 ',.s,absa s.--,n,
SIS. gGGeu, >. ..., asssssT,f ''''"'
EBm @ SarrtiSa, & H. = 49,
geo q BGat5, y lag,
~ S @li'SsS "a SSt ssteusrt.
sa.,, 3 h, - .cii, GIty s Brure,
q sl,S SrJ!Sth3toh, 8 ben &dg5.
q - 4FtEaiDR, 9sr8 &rlI.tfa
s.dsus Ge4tH, z; e!e5 gtHttps,
9 Dlorton s!tipart
=. @Feitlatsu3. .SHuuiare uro ptitere Gahv,6t NBsr
Ele %feHlgalt lotlt IN Der 9itcc, e5d6m.t-gfe oOE
Sehl9" IL ataietatGAe trtGsit ipn au'h ate Nuir61c
ioIort ef!'otat wsrSeH, @st7nsrfngea resheE o4T
mgsIe enc brtit aRsSnOmntr, meIft bet NppEllan;
tSar11D Sr. sNosfmp~tb, eeFr.
AntoE FelersI3erfi 9YerMnGSzRe
fcIfdDaft DOr Baltimore
=. Gteie &eetdiait III nunmc6r bcret Rtuer
Befit it6ernn8en fir s5latts 1t. 2arcteiittF tFnm
Gse9ueItess, el!f ber 9fprtitte.
SpBnGpates, BrFFbent
DtreftprEut
ebaiHtc 8tc0t5, grSfbegt h. - :lterR Bdnt."
3enrr g. S5brDpd Rr. 90, HsnctteItr.
ssu1. Sbesnl.t pcn g3pi SgC8Hnt 60,
Sthisn @oLthnrI!, Raufndni, e5nutbir.
e2nt- 9tiofe6, sCr g9ui @r,Gge8 * eiH9n.
siebn q. GcpfSt NcGltYnbicr prattFtr.
Soieft Hfettbems BON (6Ds Msittei9s L esoSE.
s5a'. e Tent, Gcef- il, Mfst,E6H'r.
Etptn y. Glto8cs, Dor &. o @ribGts q 60.
S-Sbr 9cates Grs!rrbarNlef.
,-Sames ,. ereor. cnr &cbr. e5rsar.
s9hn 9nintpl, it sepY9b gbIer 8aItipIcrsf!s.
r.
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Mehfintf RrnnthrEttn

cine id,ueae unb aranSltde Bur Die Wtect;iu wirS
Bon nltr fsl5it subescilet un6 lit eurdaIs trti pSi
Quedlitbet. .a
geatime araat9ssten
Sebertti Gei4ledts, ic idlrediiG III ibren Sel0en,
penn benadlGn9t un0 lpenn nldt o1n elneui eriagns
men Atse bebenbeit.
@oetbfibeFeGuno (Snante), .
beren tTa'ir8e BclBtn it'd fitn69eten in UtiBmuib,
iibeH 3shsitn9strof 2ebensIbfr5nB unb cnbds
Gusssbraus. Sun-s 9tute Die Itb teheH bepubt
ino, inuies lid pertraususpea an mid WtnSrH. SD
babe Eariebt iclder lnelitflides gu itrer trpbeea
iratgeit Gciurbtt,t 5lliitsebra1t ote Ron @neerta
faIip betaa6cl ooer GlS nbtilhar arge6eben ppTben
fiHbI
Srausn>iegantgetten.
@s kes tiiIfls b6uFB bic llrf1dle nll5smsihtr
Shwa9ei Eufe8eimafiGte;t unS linirpe1t5aFs
Felt.
1nrseetm6Btsfett
tn Der f.oucE.i;1beE yisiuianiiG obet gGn;iitJcs
StiIshlaibetI oeriegen gicdlcel orn peldet llIatt
tcrb IN peieen Gagen boz mir berBeiieat nbuc nGtDs
t5ei!i9e EplGea fin sic ecanhbeit.
5eii msner finfsebni6hcacn grarts in hiescr %taot
tnbe i'd mid taaptiSdIidb nit ber SebansluEa ctesr
Rrantbciicn b:gaits6t nnb bar!a bic 0Ian;saetE acs
fIIIate ttjelt.
Nus!p6rttgs Batientea
SBnnen rrl mir tebaubelt perotu, peln lie nttl hren
SIii4np fG,titl;d nltlcIer,
Sfssusfts sSssidwisscHbeit ,ptts in9es
fiGiest.
DR.. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 22S, Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa
(S1u 6, 1Sl