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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18
G. C. M'KINNEY,
Attorney at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.
0rurnu. III IL. II AZ. g..
INSOLVENCY.
OFFICE: Vest side of TIE Sql4ar,

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk Of
Il the County Court of Lirco.n county
Tenn. upon the suggestion Of the adminisira-
tor of the estate Of b r. PamyEn, deceased,
OF the insolvency of said decedenrs estate
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk of said Court. autheulicat ed. on or
before the 9ih Of February, 1867, for
pro rata distribution. or they viii be forever
debarred, TH0S. A. MADDOX, Adm.
auo 1868
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

DE "The New Era" of Nc.
Minnville, Tenn, has been revived
by its former publisher, David F.
Wallace, Esq. Before the war,
the Era was oneof our most valued
exchanges, and we are glad to
again see its familiar face.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

Accounts from portions of Loui-
siana complain that the negroes
are generally armed, manifest but
little disposition to work, and fire.
quently act menacingly towards
the whites.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

The steamship Evening Star,
from New York to New Orleans,
foundered at sea few days ago,
and upwards of 80 women perish
ed, besides many other persons.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

The Winchester Home Journal
says the repairs on the Winches-
ter and Alabama Railroad will be
commenced at Decherd soon, and
that the repairs will be completed
to Winchester by Christmas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

A St. Louis paper of. the S0th
ult., says, "There have been only
three ministers of the gospel in
generated in Jail or mobbed in
Missouri during the past week.
That's moderate" :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18
An amusing story is told of a

An amusing story is told of a
cunning exhibitor at a recent az
ricultural fair in Connecticut, who
divided a bushel of peaches and
entered one-half in his own name
for competition, and the other in
the name of an influential man in
a neighboring town. The bigman
got the prize, and the other con-
tribution, although off the same
tree, was not mentioned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

In a speech at Newark, Ohio,
the President said: "Unless the
course of Congress is arrested by
your suffrage, we shall have an
other civil war;"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

It is reported that the corn crop
in South Carolina is almost a total
failure, many fields not yielding
more than two bushels per acre.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

Several distilleries in and near
Mobile have been seized by the
collector of internal revenue for
distilling without license.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

This plaintive advertisement
appears in a Canadian newspaper;
"Will the gentleman who stole my
melons OF last Sabbath be gener-
GUS enough to return me a few of
the seeds, as the melons are a rare
variety"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18
Tailoring T!

I>HE subscriber begs leave to in 8
L form the public that he has opened ~
Shop,
West Side Of the Square, up Stairs,
over Woods & Dismukes' law Office, IN
whore bis ole customers, and all those w
that want CLOTHING made in the latest
styles. can find him. Particular attention
paid to Cutting Garments for Ladies
20 make up. Be sure aud recollec. the
place. T.J. CARTER.
yaystssvills. New ls-i2m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

Rev. DR.. S. D. Baldwin, Of
Nashville, died on the Sth, of
cholera. He was the author of
"Armageddon."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18
s. II % Il E 80

LNROM the subscriber, living near Mays-
II vile, Ala. on the 9Th inst, a sORREI.
HORSE about Is hands high, branded on
both shoulders w. j L., back sore, was un-
shod, has fstula and the neck crease fallen,
and is about 10 years old. | will Tay S25
reward for the horse aud S25 for tho thief
W. j. LAWLER.
sept27-Sw HuntsViie Adroci be.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

%% In Limestone county, AL
ALBANIA, on Monday, 9Th inst, good
land sold for 81 to 50 20 per acre,
at public sale. No money down
there. .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

BLACK AND TAN.-Thad. Ste.
veins is mad. He profaneth at
a railroad companyin Pa, because
a white conductor would not let
the black-and.tan colored concu-
bine Of the aforesaid Thaddeus
ride in the ladies' car of a train of
passengers. Never mind, Thad.,
old boy. Cali on Stay Green to
console with you, hug your wench,
pocket the insult as Butler does
spoons, be agood Radical and some
day you will live in a region
where it won't cost much for all
the clothing you will need to keep
you warmi
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-In re.
Spouse to "a dispatch sent from here
to the Attorney General, at Wash.
ington, yesterday, as to the truth,
fulness of the Philadelphia Ledger
special Washington dispatch, the
following was received
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. IL
A. Furguson: Not word of
truth in the statement. No such
questions asked.
Signed] HENRY SrANBERRY."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18
Ayers .Ague cure

- - 49, 49, -
FIR the spe dy and certain cure of fntermit en-
Fever, or ChiAs and Fever, REMIT Mt Feuer
ChU Fever. Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ache or Bilious Headache and Bilious Fsuers
ind'ed for the ,ohoie ass of diseases oriigiina
ting in hilary derangeme,ut, caused by the Nal
Gracf naasnatic countries. af
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the
severest cases OF Chills and Fever, and it has
shis great advantage over other Ague medi :
cines, that it subdues the complaint without
injury to the patient. II contains no quinine
or other deieterious substance, nor does it
produce quinism or any injurious effect what
ever. Shaking brothers of the army and the
west, try it and you viii endorse these asssr-
tons.
Prepared by j. G. AVER g. Co., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by Dealers and Druggists eve
rywhere. In Fayetteville, by Dinner q
Miles and Smith q Blake. [octl2-2m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18
There was dirty Rad.
And his name was old Thsd
Blu: his tribe ran out long ago!
So he glories in the stencil
OF his yellow covered wench,
Who is sweeter far than her beaui

A LARGE FAMILY.-The Sulli-
van (Indiana) Union says: A
few days ago picnic was held at
the house of Mr.. John Cappy,
when the following facts in rela-
ton to the family were developed:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

.HERE are still number of OH accounts
4 due to the estate of T. II. R;nqo. dec.
Those owing will please call on GEORGE d,
BoYLxs, and make payment Immediately.
JACOB GILLESPIE. Adm, Do.
March Is
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18
The President and Con.
gr0SS.

The Western Associated Press
dispatches contain the following
profoundly important and signifi-
can't interrogatories, propounded
by the President to the Attorney
General of the Government:
The President has just sent in
to the Attorney General the
following questions, and requested
that a response to them be return
ed in writing:
First--Is the present Congress,
composed of members from North
ern States alone, such Congress
as the Constitution requires, or is
it an illegal and unconstitutional
assemblage?
Second-Would existing cir.
cumstances justify the President
in sending his next annual mes
sage to an illegal and unconstitu.
tional assemblage pretending to be
the Congress of the United States:
Third-Does that clause in sec.
ton fifth of the first article in the
Constitution, which makes each
house the judge of the election re.
turns and qualifications of its own
members, give to the present Con.
gress the right to exclude the mem
bers from ten States, or to impose
dishonorable or unconstitutional
terms on their admission?
Fourth-Does the Presidents
oath of Office require him to en-
force those provisions of the Con.
stitution, which give to each State
an equal right of representation
in Congress?- Article LIST, section
I'D and section Sd, article 9Th, last
clause
Fifth-What steps do the Con
stitution and his oath of office re.
Iquire the President to take in or.
der to secure the assemblage of a
constitutional Congress?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18
MEDICAL.
Ayers Pills.

! IN you SICK, lee ,,,uhyIttIy,
] ]. !.
IA bic and complains <NXkI//////
ing? Are you out of YAn1LLLLII
order with your system hBlM]EEL<
deranged and your feel <NYH7TZZV/
! ings uncomiortable?- ~
| These symptoms are - ~ II
often the prelude 10 Sc
! rious illness. Some ct
Of sickness ia creeping v
upon you, and should DO sverted BY a timel ,
use of the right remedy. Take Ayers Pills
and cleabFe ont the disordered humors-- puri ~
the blood. and let the fluids m we on unob-
structed in health again. They stimulate
the functions Of the body into vigorous &C.
tivity. purify the system from the obs,ruc-
tons which make disease. A cold settles
somewhere in the body, and deranges its nat
nrai functions These, If not relieved, react
upon themselves and the surrounding organs,
Producing general aggravation, suffering and
arrangement. While in this condition, take
Ayers Pills. and see how directly thsy re-
store the natural action Of the system, and
with it the buoyart feeling OF health again
What is true and so apparent in this trivial
and common complaint is also true in many
OF the deep seated and dangerous dstsmpers
The Same pargative effect expels them. -
Caused by similar Instructions and derange-
ments OF che natural functions Of tho body
they are rapidly and many Of them surel,
cured by the same means NoLe who know
the virtue of these Pills will neglect to en-
ploy them when suffering from the dsorder,
they cure, such as Headache, Foul Stom ich
Dysentsry, Bilious Complaints, Indigestion
Derangement OF the Liver Costiveness, Con-
stipstion, Heartburn, Rheumatism, Dropsy.
Worms and Suppression, when taken in large
doses.
They are Sugar Coated. so tina. the most
sensitive can take them easily. and they are
surely the best purgative medicine yet discov-
cred
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-10-18

Sons-in-law dead, fifteen-ma-
king a grand total of l20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-13

0stu rireftit@e8 9eilmtttel.

sDir H6Nnitt nut ulen WtWHen aHeh WeIde an
b6saytisem 6uisn letceh
9r. Strid!on6's boui2iiiBon 6uReusS SalIam
emvi:bIsu. TerIelbs itaft fat auseHblifl6 erletts
ieruuS uub IL jubsm rtbt nn0,ntbm etuIurebmen.
S9us lrpeifGt III bsr bontNiibe Suftnbaliam zines
ber btitsn I'm G5eEraute teiiubidbeu grisarGe, Mno
riebr Idreibt irln @tBentbGnler Tim Mot tu. aDh
ba6,n tas Dliel GtSte gppde serfu(tt II. uas eineH
hEbf Iditiaeu Sudeu baeurtb pom Salie 9ttafft. IS
iptE prn Or. StrtdIanb, g Rr. 1872 Speamore~
eou, Cincinnati O., juberetet II. bon aafu arptbes
fern rerfauft; In Baltimore ppn Setb g,
Sauee, Nr 1Os, geii- gaItlmursltr., unO In g8 a.
fbingtou BON Sol. B. Ratrn & Bruber.
GrGfpgtiuisr, VI. 8oNeIer Il 0. uab
Gbpmi on & y 4 o q. Baltimore, Wtb.
(CuIi61G1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-13
lSatlmorf4 lfl0. DteMta0, 0rM 13. 1fbrMdr 1866.

Wt6arBy0n S @omp'8
ggaareRbaG8
Rr. Z, IrrrrriraBe,
Sabri'Gutsu ppn
,,2ubritntiHg Oils"
unb
bateRtirter
8eiBer 8agcHiGmierc,
Gambler nit
@perm
@aGlftf&'
unb 9arbsSh
@tscntbdmer bGr
,GrteIitor SOap 8Orfs"
tn Nerctrs ctr,
JabriIantea Tut TT. 1
TamiGten @aftbieife.
Gbcmif6e Slisen Seife,
bic btrt9ts unb TB am SpurfamFsn per'
wai@enbe I'M @art.t.
Dsnn Ste cine CUTE Setfe tpInf8en,
70 tauftn Sts bic
,,GEtelFOr" 6smiI&e GIibeu'
unb
bic 9arjTeifs.
gplr aarautITeu, bab SsssrwaHu nit bsr Baare
iutrteen 1T,
llrfere GdIenfrrtsn madrn etnsu b,uItcu Gbaum
lno tns In borent, pte pelhem BAhSr gletdb 9ut Az
brauben& uno rptRn St MIR eiHmal bamit eneu Sts
lIb aeuutbt babtu, 10 SORen SIC gar feine anetre.
pat Sbt @roor uniere Bdare utbt 10 gtbeu Ole 81
nntteu Naerttn unb fauien 5ie Hb oeislbe. 9alien
sie lid ia nibt Htt onSsr,r Daare bon ben groSern
abietttltn.
GrCss @ahfrdge naR unierer
altmpotf6rn 8arSlttfs,
In barttm, pethent pber
Sallwadtr 3u brau6en!
gDtr gdrdnttren, bG6 Septrmann nit
unltrer Seife jufrteben lit.
Ulan perfu4e lleI
Seine anbere ttdft Iplh' linSer8tei9ltnen
Sddum!
Die bttItofe seize, bic int @artts tl!
@iatn gle ssttts Stre 8eRsaursen !
man Ser9eit mot OaB Joe etaHBe setfe infer
@ti4aft3Jddsnt
u@Eeelfior"
tra3t Wan feb, peuau tnaHE baB baRtl6t ni&t
ie9lt, unb nshm;, iueun man
re9t lst6tes unb anOensbmss @alden
baben tpta,
fetne anbere!
(Rools1 Sabr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-13
Oe8 1lil,oltloS ,greuno

(G6e Oounq Dieu's 6rteu ~
llater @arauiie Ter Stilaus beimtt 3rant.
Bettsn. Sri aaeu apptbeIern ~ babtu. Wau
rerlau9e bss Sdn8lust 6rtunf "U4e gouu9 Wsn's
grerbj' lIlt eSer S6ldt srtdll man eue Sro-
fbdre iiber Die SempiDms unS Dsbansiuns IeebeiAIer
Rrantbetsu, pber man fam bic S4ui bGttbtu,
penu man an 'Douue Neu's 5rteu'", 6Dr 99. Stu-
;nnati. Isltibt uuo Sim 8rsft eiur Geat s-S f.
marie belltg. SW v NOR an babeu bst
"a. q SHuet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-13
I'll. gppobwortb, SER,
Siir gGle uRb G0u5erte 3i Oer'
nliethen.

Zen 'Sr,urern II. stfannteu Der psousoIeta" -9t-
ituldaft uno rem aCthrteH gublifsm sbsrhaupt tlir
RadrdL bab fur trgeno eIHs Seit na9 Gem l.Septbr.
bic hbBne ore6e hafgbauie iieUe 5Gut esr rgoucor.
btd", nit cen samtt perbHnbsueu Rdumii6teiteu suI
Abbaltung ron 5iGen II. ger5erttn Ju metber IA,
penn frlG,eiitse arplitotioH eema6t wtrb.
Die elsg1nie pEb ipittars Au8haffrnu9 bee 9roesn
eeaIss, nttt i:tn.m6bIirteu 9are9ebelmmsru fur
6erren H. Baurn ippie sequences asiourahpuS ,ims
mer nesn arr6em Sfetl,iaale nit ecgitdnots tiuse'
Fidlleter &ids, laFfn &hts Iu phnfd.u abria.
ggalduelseS EafeIaeidirr fur bOO Converts II ~
tntm mdEtBsn grec gu metben.
Rdbtrs @usfunft bel O. u. Rbeel
9tr. 37s. Baltimore, apiiten Guiap~ ".
(CH25-) Baeahr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-13
NYsi GasEa iiiir Nar-en /

DamCn ipeide ssr Otsnle e'nes gutea dr;tef bes
tari,u, ipntfu lid fieis an Or. SdjuEtann, str.
So Nertb,, uabe 2errnstonRr., weuben. III. d n
nj IN Der eniige slrlt in btism 9ante, ouI ben
man it1 be her Setllius aasI hfoueufranfbeIA bet.
IaiIeu fam, els oa ftnSi
Gtoduns Der ntonaitideu RetnlsuHe,
geeormitter-9craR II. 8eriblrdrHNs,
Rldtn- uub SeeHibmerteR,
NiseerseiGla6egbeit,
nelEtr GIub, gprtiilefeieit, RerobftSt, Rsphrsb
uae ale ben Dam,n slBene 8edlmeroen
Seoe S0ms, bic sineu 0efttGteu Dpttpr phnItt.
iellle BET Or. . d I'M a. M fpttpreden
gan pereeie ridbt bic 9hiurrsr so, Rortb-, etn
Gau5 ben 9erHq 6altmprs Web. arseueieR
psrbsu ua@ n1m Senbssaasu6ep eeEianbt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-13
4 M ct a c.

Bel ben rhttr,sitnetsn anb @.aisl in t,Iistsen
eibten unb 8 ummtn anf bic 51. So y. y ~ d
- 2iirman & Gpmr.,
(2t-l Rr. 81. Sat-e etarIetfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-13
Qeuantne.

eOtuBUtlIts
nnfer WaidiniR unb Der 5aItcr babtn Belize Sbre
vi. 1 Yipidine aui pfribeoeneu Stcftn - com
fbpelktn @siHtrrlts,r unb isinaen Sa'iertubs II
GatiuHs bis gum ennHaea eepebien gapiere ebns
bic Spanuuns AZ ptrdnoerH, Sruublib rrpbrt II. SC.
pIIit. uuo mir hnben, bas ft auf all II Stpt-
fen etnen ppl IL femmeren Q II d madt.
SO bin fietberbanbsr u.Satrtlaut, babe he singer.
ihe II. aHbtre Nlaittpen Sabre laus ptpbrt unb ers
tlire cbut esbsrttr Skre Nr. Sdtfi- Waidbine fur
wtttans bic here bon aneu, bic ptr gebraudi.
u tIliam ssd, klsie.rsSdubltr u.S ,ttifant, Rr.
f21. paiefr. &braso, Sa.; ben Is. Su 1866.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-13

0te q d p II b udt ale DIT 6erRIap-
ptrld lange; Ne gbt iies warnente anieitssn
tbrer Rdbe Sin Sliteln, hmpte 9ruhftuHr5tn,
dWnss Albmsu btuteu aui 8tbbere pbr ssrnasse
Ia6t man es biutanssn, bis idS gtsrblasheH bilpes
henta 6upten BALI fcstr eaun 1T Der Gos bes Gnb'
ersshnib Mner's punsens Saiiaun belt als
ssretyts &teiI, tstitiSt @ntiIubuns snteynt eGIeH
Ii. Sitter, ma6bt tsm 6uitsu en- @nee uuo beu8t osr
IN Eoe au53eben6eu auspbrua9 per.
Au haben lei q. s gS Cos r0ri. (Nttr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-13
NO0 NrpBc cngliftBc Oettmtttet
slutb tGn9lidS 3atent eef6lst.
cir sSanles Glarft'8
hrrilhmfte SErancn 0illett.

x1d6 grpBe euglltcae ettiutttet
bud tbn9lids Patent 9e6lSt.
Cir sSaues Glarft'8
beriibmte Nraucn Riilen,
RAD clnrni 9lt5cpe Or :. Glatts's. Er. gttb.
reib=rltes Der Rbniain.
Dieic unlddstare Rtbi5ln 8epabrt bel aQtn ieHen
ftmcrbafien Ii. o,idbIibtn 2sibsu benen ole lsets-
Ilde Gpututou unterpprien IT, unfeblSare 6etIuna.
Sic pemnocrt Giles llebermaB uue bebt aae stodun-
cen ber IemiQlnl, ppta btelbtn ouh ttrtn @tuno
tabtn mR9sn, rus man bari nd aai balbiss 5sinH8
Osrlaftn.
Sur 1erbeivatbetc Trauen
IN Ns b,ioro,rs eeeeaet Gle iubrt In iuraer Seit
enc reesImabs pis6sIttbr.noe mpnatliRe 9,rtcet
betbet.
fempd erobbrittannisnS UNI RaGabmunssa ~ ost.
bheH.
BUR &eaGtnug
erSten brei AJfountr ber Sdmongeridbaft Mot
sebrau DIT werbeH. ba tte nnteslbar
tine GebGsebnrt berbet abrsn; ~
ieber oern3 3ett limb tepbne Zee
FAIR an nebm MEN.
SET. Srau ipetb, bai Sci b,r ecriusfsn liutes,lmd-
69tst potr @eritcpfun8 les Dionatlden bic Sejunb
bett i6wlnotn mlB. Ub'e Ftlen ltne " s0aptbet
ter dte Srausaireunb In btr grifun9sitnbe unb css
su is iidere, nteutaIs fetli6lassHOe Seilntel unb
SiHesett unteroriidten 9tatur mas fr &raa.btitss
llraden aud oprbsubep isR mt9.H; 10 Nib, BAT bic
tfpahite gsren iie pclicmrea ing, MAreet hebmsa
fann, eber aud 70 ttdfts iH tsrtn Wripuaen, asb
man fe twif ben uaniesIbareu JlesuIatcr" Renres,
bari.
H,t auen arisu pe,p6itr II. &Sdsratbs tbs-setben,
StIdens II. 9enbeH-S Shmuen, Grnattung BET Der
sertn9ittu Guiirtngune. 6eSdopfen. bplieriasn Ma
idat me bem SluIie peteen bi.ie pil.n cine Selaas
bsprtsn pttn ale anbsra WiIisi iebiseitlasen, uss
pbfhoa ttn frdfises Seilmlitel, enthaten lie fetn
@ien. itin RalciEei, teiueu Spebslars, nc9 tr9sub
euen Der Contribution idabItdsn 2tph.
Boltinbtae Gebrauds sSlnDtiiuusen finhet man tn
fss nm isse5 Qadtt 0siutdslttH SEpiaas, bic iores
islte aufbspabrt wtrteu Oute.
8ei alien 2lpptbtterx su baben.
Glsuiser gsnsral-asent far bic Der. Staaten uno
btiit6en prectnien 1T Sob Gtoie1,
Er. ~, geurian6iir.. RtipsDer.
GB-G.9eu Gtuieubuns ben 81 nab Drtletns'
goIimaiFen All irstHb sintn Stosamk6tisten aeent.a
nib cine Blaide NIT so Pilen nit umsttsnber pch
sttf une ben SliG.n pnburdrriHsltG etrpadt nat
9rsnb tnem eeuoestbeilt seridi6t. (sb-4Os
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-13
Ge6eime 4raufDetteu.
GrnnbIitbe Sur sarantirt

" rNnpitD e Nu GnEAHttrt
Or. Scfepb Tabiau.
Sffc.; 9ir. 22o, 8tne.Strabe,
@bilaeeIpbta.
Sy. Sabian saranti,t y, islssnbsn 8ranibeltsn
ben mir fdtit snb.re'kt nro III eur@ous trd bon
Oasdiber.
Gstcime sraxfteiten
tetterle geihledta, 10 itltdib IN ibrsn Solgtn,
,renn pernaaihgt nnb rena Hidpi poa eiatm eralts-
nsu AiJte bebanotf.
Stlbfbefeduns (Snants),
term traurs. ssass F@ iaHDsss,n tn ~ Mbmnts
nsbsn 3.usuHsFraft, fettnsattrbius sne sssld
Gus,elrans. Surge 9euse bic f6 tehtn tspusi
fine ieaiea iidb pertfautnssea an Hiidb peroer SO
babe Saaisrbe iclbsr nuslkdltdeH Ju tsfer rusGea
trditses eeiunbssit suritssbIatt. ele bon ahotrta
iaIi bstasb,lt cher ais untstar aafsesebsu woiosH
iins.
Srauep-8rantbeiten.
gSei6st SiuA, 6dufs bic llrfads anssnsner
cepast, uEsesslmdkisfeit unS hnfrEebtbdrs
Felt.
tlnreaelmdbtgfett
IN ter monotlidbcn sfefn,auna rttr gdnslidse
SiUsbI,ibsn bttielbtn slti6ptel rsn pe6tt llllafe
nrb IN wsuiseH Sa9en pcn mir hsrstiitat pbae ns9s
teeiiige bclsen fir bic 6tipsbtttt.
e,ii msntr ilnisbHabriBen prsrts in btenser gtaoi
babe Id miab bautiISdhf mt Der 6ttaneluna pbien
3ranibsisn btitafhsl anb sartn bic slaHssnfsn We
fuliate triwlt.
2luswdritse Satienttr
Rnnen coH Mir tsbanbtl !ptrotn. perin fe mir ibrer
fidJett. (JsnS.1S0
a. DR.. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 228, Vine ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
(Samis1S)
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T'FE'3 UNeFF
Gbolera.

Ot. SIlIIlVp0 I.ITNuNI NtstH UIt
Sbolerd.
9aueuSe bobsa tuTd bitGelbe Seiluna sefn6tn.
8e @tgeruu0 lucnoet he IN ben WtltiarIpitatrn an.
sic bat Biels uniercr SDloaten eurlrt u0dbsm ale
anbersn N&ittel gtidts sebeIfeu In ber Gbat babsu
mir 0euug 8etpeit Bon ber g9irtiamtct btes pertbs
ppQsn praparaes aus SuiammenS Stetenben auflauseH-
rem anresenten uno iptnbe.rstbeH6tu SuBreblen5su,
itn etncm SeSen unisrer 9eer ratben gu Ibnren ft6
ere blaije anBuhaien lir6 Itet8 oamit peritben 81
istu. Dte 2eiCenben iebh iOaten bas WitttI brett
9tbraudeu. IS III bel aasn apotbetsrn ju babsn; IN
@aItim ore BET SetD 9. 5ance, Nr. l08,
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Ebpmfcn & 81 I'd Baltimore, Ne.
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Masatnt, Der befannte ttaltenilhe
Repclutiondr, fcti In drmli6sn 8trbalt-
nlTsn unp benz 9obt nate fttn.
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S@reib. u. Sreihsabs 3eihnen'
Gaufe.
Brnf. ljf. @l1ier

srtbellt gSl.6tI9sitenb,n jeeen aiters unb DC.
i6(edbts III 10 Shnoen ponftlnbiaea lnttrrtht TN
nib ber inisrriGt ben 6dhlerR aud I'M pauie Der.
islbsn ,rbeiIt.
Dis 8e&neni&uIe 1T einsstsilt In eine ieparak
D0nten- unb ,6errenSAbtbeilun9.
grttre besebt aus6heiIin nnnr far 5amen" irn
std II. Btumsnset tanen. Btionotses
eetptdt fstrs auf bas Q ttdbe 6nen stltgt. Sn
eesterer vtrbsn idmmfl,c,e aa&er ets Setdnens bis
ttI eoapSueiaiien @usiabruns urttrrtbiet.
slumelcsiussn wsrteu spti&en 1t. ubr Wadmtt
tags ga htweh.9de bon Sparlef- u. BapstteltI. pen
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sd babe Strc slr. L glafhine BEL sef'd,ieben.m
E9abn,e iaigtaIha II. grhnelit prpbtrt nno ertidrt
lt pbne I3aaosSu fir enc febr p0r5asti9e
Aadsire. Gi. arb,t,t RAID II. esrauhlc@ u Iisisri
sin 90 ltommenes g h<Atbett.
9. . 6uffum. edub. II. Shekl-tabrttaHt
Nr. rs. NdneeIpbfH., 9btsaoo, Sa,i
Den &c. Suft 1896