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The Placer herald., 1866-01-13
DIR. IF. w. BURGH.
GERMAN PHYSICIAN,
COR. MONTGOMERY AND PACIFIC STS.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

I ATE PROFESSOR AND LECTURER on
~ Generative Organs. al the University. Bcr-
I'm III Prussia. Persons or both sexes, living at
distance, who are afflicted with Impotence, Sem
'nal Weakness or loss OF Sexual Power. or Fri
.a: .a'e Disease, and who have been un ble to OBJ
'"'u relief, Can address DIR f. W. BURGH.
Box 1926. San Francisco.
- Consultation by letter or otherwise free.
dec 2S-my
The Placer herald., 1866-01-13

SPECIAL NOTICE. We would call the atten-
ton of Of our readers to the Grover & Baker MAJ
chimes Their reputation is too well established
for us to attempt q word in their favor, but
would advise any person wanting reliable Fam
lily Sewing: Machine, to investigat, these before
buying. "a word 10 the wise is sufficient"
The Placer herald., 1866-01-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Jos. Lively, deed.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons in
IN debted to the estate of Joseph Lively, de-
ceased are required to come forward and make
immediate payment; and thos" having claims
against said estate must present hem,fOr liquida-
tion within ten months from the date of this no.
ticc or they will he barred according to law.
A. e. NELL,
Administrator and Executor.
Ncilsbur, Dec. 23, 1865 4w.
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SUM M ONS .

OO ~ " OGVV
TvNHE People OF the State OF California, to
l. G. JUMP: You are hereby summoned to
appear before me. at my Office in Lincoln, Placer
county, on Monday, the 23d day OF October, a.d..
1865. at ] O'Clock p M. to answer the comp laint
OF FRED. HARFORD, wherein he prays judg-
ment against you for the sum OF $l82.53. and
interest on the same amounting 10 Sl75,5O, in
in action on a certain Promssory Note. drawn
by you in favor OF 7. Philips, and duly transfer
red 10 Fred. Hartford, bearing date October i9,h
1861 and payable one day after date, hearing
two per cent interest per month from date. and
take notice. if you fail so TO appear and answer.
Plaintiff will take judgment as aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day of Oco-
Der, u. d., 1865. H. W. STARR.
Justice of the PEACE, Up. No. TO-.
SO Ct.3
1I.R.S.
The Placer herald., 1866-01-13

MOSES ANDREWS,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,
MAIN STREET, AUBURN, CAL,
HAS THE FINEST STOCK OF JEwELRY
Il Il ever offered for sale in this place or vcin-
ity 1t consists of
Gold, Silver and Diamond Watches
81 .lAl
ofthc best English, Swiss and American manu-
fleturc.
ETRUsCAN, CARBUNCLE, PEARL,
OPAL, GARNET, QUARTZ JET,
AND ENAMELLED SETS.
Pins and Earnings. OF all styles and patterns.
Band Chain, Ribbon. and Alumenum Brace
let's. Diamond, Gold. and Enamelled
Lockets of all Styles and Patterns
Gold and Silver Thimblcs, and
Quartz Seals Chains. and
Gold Keys. Of all
Vest Chains. of Gold,
Armenum and Hair. Gold
and Coral Neck Chains. of all
Styles and Patterns. Gold. Jet,
Etruscan. Garnet. and Imitation Da-
mond Crosses. Diamond, Ruby. Emerald.
Opal Regard, Enamellcd and Gold rings, OF all
Styles and Patterns
A Fine Assortment Of Gold and Enamel-
led Buckles.
Gold and Quartz Slides.
STONE CAMEO, ETRUSCAN, GOLD STONE.
Carbuncle. Alumenum. and Gold Sleeve But
tons and Studs. Cold, Silver and Steel
Spectacles. Silver Card c"ses, Cups,
Butter Knives, Salt Spoons, etc.
A Great Variety Of Cold and Silver Pens and Pencils
u the Best Makers.
Silk Hair. RLatn II. and Leather Guards. Ma
rinc. Calendar and Office Clocks. all of which
will sell at reduced prices for Cash.
Wathcs. Clocks, and Jewelry, repaired
and warranted. All kinds OF Cali.
fOrnia JeWelry naaAle to
Order.
Ns- Engraving and Cutting done with neat
ness and dispatch.
NJ ANDREWS
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Every Machine fully guaranteed in every par
ticular. Descriptive Catalogues with specimens
OF work will be sent to any address.
J. W. j. PIERSON,
AGENT.
No. 800 Montgomery Block, s. Francisco.
Nov. 4, 1866 -ly.
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NOTICE. .

THE annual election OF officers for the Eastern
Extension Turnpike Company, Will be held
at Auburn on Saturday, the 9th day of January.
1866. at II o'clock. NJ A general attendance Of
the Stockholders in said Company is requested.
B. C. ALLEN.
Secretary.
December 30th, l865-2w
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Summons having been returned not served in
the above case. and it appearing to my stisMc-
tion, from the affidavit Of Fred. Hartford, the
Plaintiff ia the case. that there is good cause OF
action ip said cause against the Defend INT. To- wit:
ON a certain prom issory note drawn and executed
by the said Defendant in favor Of Theodore Phil
ips, and duly transferred to Fred. Hartford, Tor
the sum OF sl82,53, said note hearing interest at
the rate of two per cent. per month since the
10Th day of October. a.d. 1861. interest amount
ing to 80. and ii further appearing that the
D. tendanl, 9. Jump. is Il nonresident of the
State of California, aud is q resident of the Ter
ritery of 1daho it is hereby ordered that service
of said summons be made by publication, and that
the same be published in the PLACER HERALD, a
newspaper Published in the town Of Auburn, and
most likely TO give notice 10 the Defendant, for
the space of three months, and the Constable
making service of This summons shall also depos
it copy of said summons in the Post Office, ,ad
dressed TO the said G. dump and directed to his
supposed place Of residence Said summons, so
served by publication as aforesaid, shall be re-
turnabe to me, at my office in Lincoln. Placer
county. on Wednesday. the 9Th day OF February,
a. d.,lSG6. at 10 o'clock, a. M, when said cause
will he called for trial. II. W. STARR.
Justice of the Peace. Tp. No. 10.
October 23d, lS65-3m
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
Qiuck Cures and Moderate Charges.
DR.. D. w. DOHERTY'S

Private Medical and Surgical In.
stitute.
Sacran entO Street. below Montgomery, opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co : Ofhcc
Private entrance on Lei,lerslorff Street, San
Francisco. Cal.
Established expressly Ia afford the afflicted sound
and scientific Medical aid. ip the treatment
and cure Of all Private and Chronic
Diseases, cases Of secrecy, and
all sexual diseases. H.I rr
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PUBLIC MEETING.

~e oesire TO remind our citisens that next
.sesasT = the. day indicated by Governor Orr,
for District meetings to send delegates to ,Co-
lumbia, for tho purpose Of having the Stste
represented In the Philadelphia Convention.
We know that there 10 general apathy on
political topics, and NO also know the reason
Of it: but everybody is invited aud urged to
come up on Monday next. All tho Southern
States are making arrangements TO send dele
gates to Philadelphia. We think, 70 ought to
unite with them for the following among other
reasons:
Let. The Philadelphia Conven ton is intended
to be grand rally of the Conservatives of the
country to overthrow tho Radicals.
ed. The Democratic leaders in Congress. in
CONCERT with the President, have endorsed the
meeting.
Sd. It's the frat opportunity afforded the
South, to mingle her voice aud eounssls with
those who govern the country.
:Ath. If We decline this claim to Cvperes
'ional representation, i, " ill hereafter be urged
in vain.
9th. It will afford practical proof OF our
willingness to harmouize " itt those Who are
o'spo'eo 70 give ns anything like justice.
s'h. It will add to the strength If tho Con.
'ervatives now struggling upward Let US
swell the roll Of opposition. There is not only
strength but enthusiasm in numbers. II bat
ties are gained BY heavy battalions. elections
are carried by many votes.
7th. II the Radicals carry the Summer cleo.
tions, the doom of the South for the next four
years will be scaled. Bad as ia our condition,
it will be made vorse--s lingering torment.
9th. If harmony and enthusiasm prevail At
Philadelphia, the Conservatives will sweep tho
country like a hurricane. at the coming cleo.
tions. Good nature good faith. good feeling
and good policy are all on their side
9th. If no good Comes Of it. no harm will bs
done-mstters cannot be made worse, whilst
we will have tho consolation of having usde
tho only effort In our power. to stay the
plague. .a
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reply 70 thS ProPored atmistice .hss NOT v.,
trsntp,rsd. There arc tumors that The ,Prns-
stsn reply is hot favorable. >, - -
,Ths M1ynsns Post thinks . Eutppsan CON-
grss",wsns saor,iy assemble, aud tho French
9spsl asaeio@ens ~ii propose q gtnsrsl disarmss.
SIS a;,,r a, circles Of Loaop, p..s.
The Paris, Aonsse'y. Of Jaiy s, msts, ths fS,..
"Afsr hsvios maintainsd. the honor -, e..
"rlns In l'sly the Emperor Of Austris. y, =.
ring 10 the idese exPresssd in Napolson's i,ss.
of June ii t. his Minister Of, Foreign AH.;ssaF
eedes Vsns'ia To- the French Emperor, and ~
sspss h,. %ediation for the conslusen of peace
Napoleon huslened to respond "a; ths su,nn,ons
aud immediately communicated with, IN. K;ns::
Of Prussia aud Italy, in order to obtain an. a..
The BATHS Of suitowa lasted twelve, bour.
l4.oo0 prisoners and 10 cannon. Three Arch.
Dukes were wounded. Princes Lioht.n,te;n
and Und!acher are prisoners.
Tho London Times ga, tho war 10 virtus,lv
ended.
.aarisslai vas wounded the thigh.
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~ 80 2
iogues on the psrt Of the pupils; lent intersss
and variety to the occasion.
Next followed avery excsIsnt aud :fnprss-
sivs discourss from the Jsev. W. T. fartow'
tns esent of the. American Sunday School
onsen, .i., In support Of .csuse With which be
nas oesn 90 long idsptined, aud viii eh finds in
nhe an earnest aud able adyoosts. !,
3 Sei. K'9A. Far. clossd with . stjfripg sp.
psai 10 behalf Of "Chureh music and cousre.
getonsl Singing, eoDgenisl theme, on
~nieh no il wont to discourse with the love Of
'ne a''e pie and tho skill of the master. SUB
ees:to bis Efforts -hore .spd else whore In eulsi
,ahns h'' great elsmsnt Of religious wors
ship., ..,..:...~, l...,....--.... :.
Thus successfully aud satisfactory closed the
exercises Of Fo,,ival,: tho recollection, Of
which must be gratifying to all concerned, and
give animpstu' to the cause of Sunday School
education. =, .'-'...
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BENZ. r. DUNKIM,
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-20

WAsH1soros. July ls.-Ls:t.rs from n, O.
n. ",q saa Attorney tsl.sis, 70
nsnsa: The former strongly sus,.;Ds I i. pub s
sapsss .n' behalf that party. Is now % or.
se. tho conv.a,ios,' ae0,' ns .ss Union Speed oppo.
Republican party. s'' ~ 'ra's IN the
p..:.s. s ,S: a1s,s Bs,';n bill pu. on It.
n..S reading Of tho veto %.,:.ss as' .ns sSs
S. 80 .: tsae'ss sses ..., y, nay:
that body also passed K bv tSs ne, :S senate and
law. OH therefore .
In the House. Mr.: :Fan.s worth off,,
rhta'oa ,hs calling on the Preiid.o. for eop;e. -
Dsv;! % G.h; i9,ni,h:d By the menbers Of JET.
.he coDfedsras. leaders mm.ds.ry sssus o.
toe to- surrender Of the armies; which va. ssr.sd
oon ,P report to tho House shows ,her. A.. ao.o
ooo.oo0 public money deposited in sb. s.aH.. .nH:
i1I,'s' or thi. sepo:i,s,is. and National B.sT.
B.oI.' $1S' 'ooo'ooo are in the Na,iooi
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aarissiai vas wounded the thigh.

hor AND Day WHATHrh.--We are now ,uf.
'efing al the evils of six weeks drought, and
the hot rays Of July sun are making sad
noEoe IN our fields and gardens. The weather
'eers hsve.bssn propbesying in vain, and every
sign 81 promise has paased a~.y With .b.
:.morning cloud apd early dew" same nor
t'on' Of District have recently been visited
with refreehing rains. and in other parts of the
STATE, shs prospects are encouraging, bot 10
this vicinity aud many others, we are unbles,ed
aud the crops are rarched aud suffering. Tho
wheat crops in the District is very generally
q. failure. the cotton is smsll and .iekly, and
without rain sooL tho corn crop will b ruined.
The prospect is certainly very gloomy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-20

~Owing to controlling circumstances and
unavoidable engagements, tho Rev. J. Dewitt
Burkhead who was appointed to preach the
sermon and tho Rev W. L. Pressly his alter.
nate, and tho don. A. Burt. who was elected
to deliver the address, and Mr.. P. A. Connor
his alternate will be unable respectively 20 pc,
form the duty.
Il gives Us pleasure. however. to announce
that the Rev. Clarence McCartha. of our Vii.
lsge has kindly consented to preach the ser
mon, and Professor james II. CarIisls, of wof-
ford College TO deliver the address. >
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-20
THE RADICALS AND THE CONVENTIONAL
AHENDMENT.G

After laboring for more tban seven months
to perfect their constitutional Amendment
sehsme which vas finally reported by the
Committee Of Fifteen, and passed by the
necessary tvo.thirds majority. and which
they hoped would enable them to carry the
fall slso.ions retain their majority in both
Houses OF Congress. and elect the next Presi
dent. the Radicals confidently, snticipated OBJ
tanning that which was important TO its sue
eess-its speedy ratification Ly twenty-five
Northern and two Southern States. In this
calculation they have been doomed 10 disap-
pointmsnt. It seems probable that no action
on tho amendment will be taken IN the follow
ing States until December or January next,
to Wit Maryland, Indiana. Ohio, Kentucky.
New Jersey. Delaware. Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and New York. and that it will probably
6s rejected by New Jersey. Delaware. Ken
tucky, indiana. Maryland and Iilinoih. 1t
even ssems likely that Tennessee will reject
tho amendment. Thus does victory seem to
eluds them in the very grasp. and their pet
s'eetiouoering scheme 10 deprived thus, unsx ,
pectedly of On; important element Of lis: sue
oess To add to their embarrassment, eoraes
the call for the Philadslphia ,Convsn tion, and
the snthusiastis rsspodss which: is made TO IT,
from ail parts Of abs Uaiod. The Congress.
sionaI eleetionesring lsglslstion had bssn 70:
garded as complete. the party schemes to
oheckmate the President and his party a. fully
perfected, and the Radiesls were almost: adj
jouroios Congress, and returning 70: ihsir
homes when recent deyelopmsnts bring about
new oomPliestiops., snd call Tor. addi.iona 81
cAususes: The programme must. Be modified.
the sIigsneies Of tho hour mel By new ar.
rangeusnta snd Is 40 Offset 70 the. Phiiadsl-.
Phis consss,ion; psrhapse . Rspub,iosn Con-.
vent,on be esayetsa: sgn,it these new plans;
are perfected, 10 may sntiaip pate the sontin-
usnes: Of .tbe Session sef Copgreas, aud il il
We're nsoesssry 70 sseure heir success g. pro-.
lonsation even uu.H Dsosnubsr. -. -,
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~ We regret to learn that the smoke
house Of Mr.. Wesley Cromer. q well known
citizen Of our community. was entered q few
nights since. and some twenty pieces Of mea.
abstracsed. The proprietor discovered the
thieves in sdgvaHte dslicto. aud discharged his
shot gun after them. but with wha, result il
not known. Should any of our friends discov
or wounded freedman. hs will please give
notice ...-,
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DIED. from the effects of a severe ,u,,
MAMIE. only daughtsrof J. B. aud E. Ch.nd.
Ter. in the 9th year of her aye.
Tho circumstances attending ,h;. ,;,,,. .,.r.
death were extremely painful: On IN. a.,
day OF April her clothing caught FIRE. and An.
was 90 badly burnt that she died on th. is,h
Of May after having suffered the nost .xcrn.
'ciatips pain. Mamie was a very int.re,,in~
ch'ld. snd.b her winning prs,,le she .ndesr.d
hesself TO all who know her,. A few honrs pra,
si"us TO her death she asksd her mother :, to
give: her psin BY dressing her bura again, ada.
Jog that she would soon die.
Her fond parents may re,t satists I'd that a..
has gone before to wait for them. M.J.Ec
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-20

II We direct attention to the advertse-
ment Of Rev. E. L. Patton. who offers for sale
. desirs bis house and lot in ,he Village, of Due
West: Persons desiring such property will
consult their interest by applying 10 Mr. Pat
ton at AbbeYille C. u. ~ -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-07-20

GB We direct attention TO th. advertise
oaeuts Of Dr.. Edwin Parker, Thos. j.. Hill. z.
/. Patton. P. H.: BrandIey .nd Mr.. N. F..
A Pocket. Administ Asor., Concert at Cal
| houn's Mills.
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HXMEN1Ar

nAKkiEn; on the 18th Inst, at d. r.,i-
nenee OF the hriiss father, by Rev. Wm. p.
asI3s ssars1qs NJ; nuTSON r. BLACK 10 Mi,s
'nihiS NoHAAN, all of this District
MARRIED. on the 18th inst, bv R.x n
MGGsrtns: 9 Mr: ROBERT NJ. PRATT 70 Mi.
JULIA WATSON, all Of this District.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL cE1EsRA71oH.


THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.
The Sunday School Celebration came off. &C.
cording TO previous announcement, at the
Methodist Church 10 this place, on Wednesday
last. and was very impressive affair. reflect.
ing much credit upon the xenl and energy of
tho Superintendent. Rev. Clarence Nc cCarths,
and his corps Of Teachers
The Church had been beautifully decorated
with holiday suit of flowers and ev-rgrssus
and with tho various appropriate emblems and
devices. the work of fair hngsrs suggested the
character and purposes Of the celebration. In
the rear Of the pulpit was mimic rcpresen-
sasion of a temple. traced in wreaths Of ever
greens, upon which were inscribed the letters,
"Holiness to tho Lord" whilst all around, the
words Path" Hope" Charity" and Meek
nsss," suggested the Christian virtues which
these associations do 60 much to inspire and to
foster. -.
At an early hour the pupils Of tho various
Sunday Schools united in procession. and es.
corted the sp eakers Of tho occasion, Professor
JAS II. Carlisle and the Rev. ". +. Farrov. to
the Church. This spscious building was e led
to overaowing with Al unusually large and
brilliant audience. composed principally of the
fair. whilst the entrances and galleries were
thronged hy = number. who in their eager
pursuit of knowledge nnder difficulties !" wero
forced to do penance. ie mnch physical discom.
fort. There 10 90 much 10 these youthful exer.
eises to interest aud attract-,hey eulis. so
many tender svmpathies. and awaken 30 many
pleasant memori-.. that they perer fail 10
command large audiences.
After an appropriate prs5er by the Rev. B.
Johnson. cana The following programme of Ok.
exercises. The bovs acquitted themselves very
Handsomely in The delivery Of their speeches.
whilst the infantiis charms Of feminine voices,
was inexpressih,y sweet and touching The
songs we're accompanied by tho soft uotes Of the
melodeon playe upon by Mis-. Rutledge. Tho
original dialogue between Faith" "Hope.'.
and ,.ch,rity," was gem Of i,s kind. and the
"throe Graees" were very tastefuliy and char
actsristicaliy personated by the young Miss.s
The songs were rendered with striking ef-
feet, and received with universsl commenda-
ton. We know nothing more beautiful than
choir of those lovely: innocsnts hymning
their Creators praise and joining their own
| sweet voices to the chorus of the angels.
,,oa,.xu.
Song-We come with song to Rroet you.
J. c. sYsAs-Salutatory Address
song-Tvelve months have swiftly rolled
around.
HIRAM w. LAwsox--Rorbid them not. q.
Rone- Well thank him.
5HEssrrr Krsx--rhs Try Company.
6one-Come join our Celebration.
Pox TaS1o Tosa AZ.
m,,.,. ~
t.ot.SpeS" "Uase 70 pe rIges.
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M a r X EFs

,, APsrvlklL July 20, 1855.
vou;d GHiaoN-Nons in the m.rks. A good
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-
Snasns now struggling in tbs. sssns commo,
Z. se,o!,sS {, shss Ceyeraor bs .r,ou.,..a n
Scnysee sesls,uis in srtrS s.s1ion =, 70 70
Ely = astssss rIessisssl. 70 ssasidsr some M
nssepts ortnsssassy Ssslisf for Roth e,.di,n.
thSRtemisess We ssspsstly tecomm.nS - s,ss ~.
1cttt4tns spirit Of NATAL forh.... ~.
snd- eonstsnseSfts q far a praetiesbis :" as
,o.s shs.r rusaa' eistnss IN ,prit Of ab.,sl
!, Rsso'.ed That copy Of shi. rspor. and ran.
.ns,ous .-be sent to tho Goyernor 81 ths s,.,s
sId AS sha, they be pubtshsd in the Eds.s.I%d % .sf
& :, ) ..
a. n. W wLaa.xD. a.xD. lawn iHurourssox.
J. P. Bops = uAsaad1An spo1assf .,
Tuorse e.. s. Cnii11Ht:
J. Il. Wn,n.ns' N.sHxSbssiox,;
L. HI RYKAnh = =, e. . ..b9ot1a,
Carr: J. W. ,Px.su. ~ nFglsEaT;
Ds. JoHs MXxwsIL Hh.ni.s ~. I hAys
n. JoaDAN, ~, lLaa ;lLaasosE,
+: ". Andrews. H.,MMl NJ QuArrIEs.ux,
MAs- P. McKe..As, M " rls LAKE,
- cenmiaee-,.
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a6- The friends of 3. W., COCHRAN. an
nounce him Candidate for Sheriff At the next
election.
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w We are authorized to an7oancs DA-
VID CRAWFORD, . candidate for Tax Col
lector at tho ensuing election. =
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bp 8eliei dUBeritt Cbtr, / na6 3Ortbrttt, tnne :
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QHorttm ufhtI

Wtnn N0bWap7B Wta0p NtIttT lpIh'
mniwlto &c, besmf,t enoc, neltruiIr,uct ttaftlls1 1.
Be, ~ttiurnoe itlpe St eibeuSe, Gtmsr5.u itI1eno. uni
dubere GtBmIaaic en- beitgt. iSoaB 20 rte ittmmlttr
Nr1HtbtttS Sermon IN ben uulduHbtteu 0ell8,gtn.
ben lucrm 1. y. b q iaSc Sumptull 10 / DIT H. pa.
itt at, wlrrm ioate Is mot mt ebtn oder pei9tta.
ttt aae mtloucH ,tistG Crtcn TIT unicrtm eiaeuer
Rumi beien? Curhiau 3ubr, lpetltl-, gaatn-
Bttber Gr,ppe &c. 'ub MIR etc miIcertI II. i6ipabe.
rem 5rrmsn Der ldredltdeeu Htun'beten. &Senn a
b { lullTmieH Nanlbet5 6CTmm tn ben un8tluntcl
fen 8elcubtn BELT, hIrtrt &c ptcmpt tis unttr I'M
berlJcnpen letdtertn BCrmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-06
Bur Sedhtuua
fir Stitfsl< II. SGnGmaher, Sattlel

D. mir bsat1dtjn,n infer Detail. geft6ft in Gin
SHRros- 1t. Gormiiprs- 8ei&ait 5u perparbsln, 70
~pifertrer mir infer Gan3rS srosss, gut ~aHorirtes Eager
An b~tIltneren Breiien hts Bur tpta-
Ten Aufrd u III II II q, ais bic gDaartn In irs,nb
sintm otcerrr tNiiBet &efdSfie 9stauft rsereen t6nnen.
1luier wager un,fa5t rim bellies a%iiOrtrmtnt ausr 4erer0
t%5ctttu fir Stc,cl- II. S~Gubmattr, Sattler, 9e-
ibii,m0aer Il, l. /.
s., s. @tups & Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-06
IinttfNe & bOlrrn

1919 IiiGttfde HbOlerG. 1849
I'M ,Slbre 1919 unite n abwup'S BtabC
Jtcltsf lbs. IOu0l ppu ufiatlGr GbpleTa bddnt.
rer puir uen mo burd leue te4tltit'se gHp.nbmf
diS &prtel4c = JtlIttl lsureen uttg cue VttlIpE
Qal4sn 1eIttttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-06
fssA Saecrbters NSirtb,natt nno
fsiii @pbubdmfcr Al ocrfaHfcn.

9Int ltbr cut gtItasHs S%aBctbttr- D,rtbl&att N /
bu btftn RuRtibott TT ttltg Bu %uc'auitn Ettnio
;mtt 8 10 uae Nchnbduf:r. gtttS $500; Wob
ntntLtntle. 3abmtrageu bu 9tbuLtr " c.
btuatr, @IpCtVu, eT, leo, iputiit (birj