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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18

Die WGnnGtit uub Sp9enbtrGft ertanBt
man bur6 DIT. 9 6Hmdrn'S 2es
bensejenB Dbfr &rafts@ttrtr, lGtpte D T.
9 5Gurtart II lt'8 RdbttatsWtaen Dber ptpp
ilfhen BteoerberlfelIer.
Oieie lpin6erpoHeu WtteI aeusu bic WlaunHeit aud,
tet ber perpditetiteu SOnltihipn ipeoer ber, mBae
pc 3erruttung ,oon NusiBUeiun9ens Rliuas@ @lus
hilNtn ober natilrI3en urla8tu berribrsu. sit
fIriren bon @uul6 ali8t
SdmenHuB p6er Samenl1w6d9e, ges
f9lehtlt9e S1wdde unb Gbeilanbsblns
beyntiTe Int 9lneemetnen; Rers6Ttdt,
@usSebrun9, TalluGt, Ssrdmpfs, sstlitge
uno torperltGe nnfGbtgtett, etrte Tplge
bon Sel6ffHtpdRun9 1e.
Die yr 0etliiny Der ceroItetieu sane srtorhsrIte
Sett IN spoben. Dtc Mtttel muNen uaN otn &C.
hrutten Gppetlln8Cn gebrarCbl ptroen; eiH Bebls
idla9 10 ulimBglit. Dieie oae 9eben glrdiam ron
Reuem trleuseuosn Rttiel pIisu bon a1eu ole TN
Begrtiie iteben, gu beiratb n, 8tbraudt pfrbed,
ea lbrt gBlrtungeH bl eiben iiab. Die m E b
stntt1e SournaIs fiutea III linen bic
prRiten is aema6ten Gntoe6nnsen, Der Griclg NJ
IN ieoem cinielneu B1pr 10 9elptBi pie cas- ebbG
bee purftS 6nrd @a1eE. s hneltu8 bif
Du ieHen
Self unb Ss5rpG serilSrenben, aus ssget.
,ten @etpObn8etten fammenben 3rants
9etten UnterpDrfenS Or. SbumannS 8
SrdftsGNenj Mnb NGbuaLs sptllerl GeiIen BITE
fGltmntfen Safe,
po6reuo ite barmlcs uEb O5ns aae 3sritbrcube 6oi-
e,n roirien uno eS wirc saraniirt Cas lie nis ieE'
ibIogen.
Ste perben BON Or, G@umann, Rr.30,
Rcrtbfr.; ] 3au6 Don Gertu9tOnitr., cube.
rettet unp Derfauft.
Jer Sie6en, ma1t etnen Ber(dtt bas
NIT @te IperbeIt Gud9 aaIta geDtB 6eis
lung brtagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
RMt(1fia fitr &onniet, |

Banien, fpeIobe btr Nenile ens8 1iiler NfSte8 Be-
bhrfen, iolitn idb tets an Sr. 9ebumGnn, Rr.
30, Rortb-, nobt 9erneionfr., psu6en. Gr g d "
m mn Ia eer etnISe arIt in bttitm eal6e, auf btH
man Iid be Der Seillns aIer SrausufranbeIteE ptr-
lafen fonn, als 6a fn6i
StndIng 6er monatlldben 8einienra,
getarn,uttsrr rgpridu II, Ber6pdruHa,
gliiden- uHo SetnihmeTien,
Wieber6eitlageubeit,
tpethsr 9IuB NppetitlOdseit, Sisro6fitSi, 9ObfTeb
uno alie zen Samfn eeent Bcitpsroeu.
Sebe Tame, Die eineu sefdidien Dnttpr fpauirt.
tpuie bti Sr. 9 d II imam II aorIpred1tu.
Dian peraeiie nidbt bic PlmmeE 80 @ortb-, eH
SauB ben gerinatenhr., Baltimore Dth. dY5etteen
fperben nod aDen aanneRnenenber nerfnnht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18

fen, bic nar sissnnhbtssn Getuint
als @Ctt anbetrtc. Wfsrep's8ltf uurs
be wtIb, Hs f6dttelts F4 pte cine whs
tbsnb ssma@ts OabnfunIse, elite an
Der IGredIt6sn Mssdre SCrbeI II. pers
lief bas 6aus. an Der Ebiir empfng
Ts elmer osrWtst6sberrn Der BON fern
3suss bss btftissH @uftrttts sswsien
mar.
(Tprtiekuna fp(dtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18

DospepfTe. = Des SebermanH fast, uiB patr
lem. gptr aateu crn 9eiiten peld,en Or. g trtds
Ianb,s tpuiide w ittel ppblsetbau, 10 baus
h6 6aiiebe Iobsn tBreH, bab mir lieBlt inns Seug>
ber Ebat bonn eoesHlalietr @sbtoud1e beHelben Sell
lung errartn. Drum forberu nit gte, bic nit Be
baludeSbei6werben cher Rerrenidpdtbe bea6tn limb,
aui, sur apctIeie sp eebsn lno cine fIabe pom Or.
@ Setb g. 5anee, Nr. 10S, Deit 8altinlsreltr.
tn VI afbtn9tcn bel Soiepb 10. " airH &
Srrser ~ BADEN.
erobStrtaiier; VI. 8oatIer & Gp. un6
Rbpmf fpn & q GIod, Baltimore D1b
Sn W bIneton bet G Gb6.gbrtHtan
" - 81, va slrenus (Sun6lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
Sit SObne beS gCruribciltGn.
8Dman ron ". Smith,

tSprtiesuns,l
Sa, ia, Id wetB lhUu, WO0tn Du
wieper Itlrnperit siierte 5r0u lln+
berpun. Du lduff mir ieBt nur
Su oft In ben ,bIauen Stter" unO
trdslt unlsr lauber erwcrtenss @eIp
bin !
S6wei9', atteS SrctooIa uno
tiimmcre Did um'S Gei6ift, Iunit
nil i6 Dir auftlcpfen ihnauSte
bar betruutsue Ggrann, Obne f4 aufs
Su9alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
Sitr Bdlle unb GOnBerte 30 Der.
usiffGen.

Ben 5reRnben u. @elaurten Der saouscrbtas-gf-
feuf6aft une benz eeehrten Sublifnm iberboup slr
ahridt bat fur ir8eno cine 3eit na benz 1.Septbr.
bic f66ne gross ltorigsbaute rsle 5at esr r6oncpr
bias, nit ben 6amt terbunoencn Rdumli6tetteH, iut
Abbaltuu9 bon 8dnen II. Gorserteu Iu ntetseu III,
trern frhbletttee Applltation 9entatbt Wiro.
Die elegunie uub ieitbare lusfaiRrung oes 9rcstn
GaaIes nebf ieiH=m6bIirten @ar6erpteiinrtn iar
SeTren H. Gamsn, iorrie hsqueines Refarratipusjtnf
er neblt arossm SpsiisaalS NIT p0liiineig elnse-
ett1ieter Race ta5ft RidtS III pdnfhen Ubri9.
BpafhubtseS 1afelbeitirr fur 500 GpuoertS 1T ~
eintm maEtesr 9rsiie sii nleihcn.
Sa5tre NpSfuuit bei o. 3d. RbbeL
Qr, s79. Baltimore, itpiiden Guialp. u,
ggi25-N QGt0flr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
Gin OprtveffIt1e8 9yeiImttteI.

a1ir fSnntn nut glttm eepiFen alen, peIte
b6Sartisem 6ulten Ieioen.
&r. s5tridauS'S bOuisiiism Sufeusgo i1m
empfsbIen. DereIbe ftbaft fat ausenbldltd @rlebs
terltng unb Ia 5ubem redbt or- rebm etnyneBmen.
Sbne 2peifrI TT efr bpnaidb +tnbaliam eiues
ber beIteu i'm GebraRde befnbIideu Ytdparaie, lln6
ntebr ftreibt lem @eeutbdmer tbnt nitbt III. sDii
baben baS Ritttl leste 9Dpdt ostfidt II. ms encn
bpdll Idltiseu Sufe od6ltrCb pom 6ae 9sidaiit, gs
tpirb BON Dr.. 9 rtftanb, Nf. 1S9, Spcdmcres
Str. Gntinnatt o., 3uberettet H. bon auen sIpptbes
9crn ceriauft; In Baltimore BON Sstb g.
5anee, Rr. 1903, Beit- 8aItimoreitr. un6 tn 8 a,
bin9ton BON OF. 70. Ratrn & Bruber.
@rstbsrtduieri q. BogsIer 81 SO. uub
&bpmion & 8lod Baltimore Wb.
Sn US tnatpn bel 9s.& Bri lttaut
Rr. 81, pa. Aoeulte. (5llt6, lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
s1altlmorf Al0, grettaG, 0eM IL. 1la 1866

gSpm R8eines
aus benz psrRibtn hes Mira s6aifp pUH 8rissr,
aHdeu)
HuS etm 5susrlutn 6es gpsiHsS.
Gus BEN 3aubttgJunb bts &edets
Sprotlt elh uub - fuse 9abung.
Spubelt St6usa urb - Gtmtints:
Rad btm sis'nsu Deyib etS 3ebtrs,
NaCb bes IriHleutcn Nsgabung!
9u t5tmeinbtlt ttef periuuieH
9ieat eer Shpr, som 8auih btmeifict;
WenH CT trtHtt piro a btluiHteu.
9ripten lp II, fue wtr bsseitert!
Gptlbeu babe QBis. ShnIcH,
Neoen mir nit @H9elslur suL
limb son gutb lino nil ourghbuu6eu
lgno ecH SbSnbtt Ilnb nil ttuHien.
Etun eS gIetht bic gBtll beut 9i1GCH,
Der I'M S6mute tlbit gum SGmib Nib,
500 dH suiem gdsr StBtn
Srn8t uub Sestrm5un 80 RUR' miro,
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EcutSbee,
enalifebeS.
frausDIifhe8,
fpaniftheS urb

gum boGitcn Yrstic 9eiauit nub btnts ptrtauft.
g9ir iauitu 3nsss 3tn'en- Roeu, 62oer, 1o.4otr
u. 7.30er Suroes ObIi9ocnett, peritimulelt, unb
yoit Rleinsslb olpie
iiOIiGe. r5rtlidt u. tpefIite eaniuoten su ben
teitcn Taritprefn.
g9tdeI II. Bant sHnweuuaen trerben IN alIen trs
tiniaiiirt
gtr. Ct SteusrftempsI nit &esieruues- DtstontO
tertautt.
attt,n uub icnfiss Dertbpapiere gu Rep. p.Dorttr
Staten geiaufi BON
B9tItp @ooer & q o., 81ntitrs,
9ir 22 gDei. BaltimpIeitr
(WG1o 1S) BEN NIB Sultitute" aeaeniiber,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18

Offfte glr. 80,
RDrtbtF;, faus
Sprt 2erInGt0nRSs
@eps bin unb lag Dib ppn
DE- SdDumanu,
9fr. 30, Rprtgfr,
6aIS BON eeringtCnfiT.,
tuYirsn! Or BAT bic bts iett betannten,
grDsten Rureu geutGpt ais Der &ntbeder
Der eiiN6eH uriebl6artu Seilmitlel ge9en pebeime
1faplbeiten, Dte Sebanelung, lpedpt er ctNtbtagt
bat bic Siltsrtn9 tsr aaS9eStlGnetfen geriis Don
S0rts. 2cnoon u. 9eip.gDd un6 ibr 6ul@eiaai9er
erfola BAT liter agtu 3ipeiel fsiiseitelt, zap cine
banertee seiluus eer idttmHitn ;TdGe pcn
ein9etnraerltt Yuiiitlbs, gpdpfrb6s, GtrlftuIeG
lpaInlSgren 9ersnBnnA, 9eraTbssniu9 ber
GcriIebers Drift, Ietelr, lpel9e eirtr sepiieR
eebelmell arepebnbeh tbTe @riilsns
osrtanien u. (. 10. II. In.
bic lur mpr1lild1tn Heiptfbet erlanai pctben tanH
wslm oer pstsnt ilc an Nerte ipenoet, oui csreE
sDidea, eeit6 eriagutna man 1dD bsrlaiitn taHii.
Sett Or. y d,umanR ~ uniertr glle hm 0ls
beiliiiriler ine6eeeeIaen bat inb ote Dlelen 5due,
Welte uhter lstne BtbaolunB attcnHlen iino aptmt.
It'd obnr eine etrji9e Apsnabnle eebeilt rporben.
etntse eritlteil pehanetu isit 5abren.
Beenofre AufnterflnnIei wibmst cr allth 2eioen
Der gei4ittis. u 9atncr8ane. pis 9enorrbSc, ga
menlias 1trlihlred IN ieoer Borm, &tanibellen eer
Risrsn 8laie 1t. 9ctIteBer- Drlls E7trhuials s9soeu
u. 3autlteln iute absrbanM syphilis i'm eriteR,
lretteu oriirA @raot u1b erpltdle.
DIT. . 6umann'S 4eiimebpot Der @pnprrbot
vi Die cpiomntnfte be e5 gbt iie ~ bic thr5eft,
iiderite Il. befe. Der Rrdnie erbdlt feinen Gppaipz
BaliQm, fetie 9ubebsr tetn Gtfpentin9l nod anotre
GteI ertesenbe eaben ionbtut bic beiIurq trSpet in
lroet &agen cbre sdmerlen, cbne llnbtautputhieit,
pbHs &enbeTunn Der DGt.
Daneu bon @usipirtS bic Or. Ghumarn i'm Ratb
lu irogeu wuridsn tbnEen bleiss brieflih tbm. Ile
priee an ibn iouien cine Poiimarte eulbalten uni
beani>poriet II perotn.
ar5susisn perbtu rad alien @tssntsu bes aanbss
seianat.
mann DtcntaBs, Olenitags u. Rtlnpod;s in iseer
sDcde B a TIM at irrstben un6 DrnreritaaS Breis
tags Samitas8 u Spuniaps IN itber g8ofc I'M agiets
dants' SoteI", GonriIaneitE, IN 8ew. OFT iu
iinh,n letn.
DlaE ptr9eHe ntdt6ie
Sffice, gtr, 80, GortbEraBt,
(aua291sO 4altimsre alb.
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y. W a q E r'S

" NN q @ 9
Gsu0ftfb s. German SJnffttut.
O6t6s aniialt felt ether B1sibe Bon Sabrsr In bers
it,ceenrn 8rsiIeu beiauHt ale eur@auS gtei9nei,
Riuoer eurrb guteu lluterritt II. scfun6e griebuae
~ nhslidsa Glitberu ber msnihldjtu @eleai6olt
berausibdbsu, bttei aui's Rcus oaS berlelbeu bic
sst geihsntte 8errausn aud iemerbin gu bswaBreH.
- Autsr cen gsrpSbHlid'm 2ebria6em nirb lluter-
riot I'M 3ttduen uno allen lpeibliheH Sinoarbeitei
tribet-Blii Der 5due it su gIeiter 3sit tn Diuat
Snttnlt uGrtNubtu BRo ptrS nui Blanc. olpie auI
alltn mH9ltdea Bias 1t. Sted- SnitiliuleHtsn ben
.pti beionosTs oaju augeaeuten eSbrern llnterridt
9eaeben. Eiuoer betberei Sei6lecbiS werbtn IN Rol
n. 9cai8 1enrntnten.
R6bsrs auStunt srttet Der Brrsipal Der NuItaIi
Is b. sDader,
(GeptI21S) Hr. 174u. 176, parlbur 9Iirabe
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Da~ WnnSerbare 1unae Dame,

Die ntagnstii6e Spftorin, Brl, Eenneifee, emf
nas Buueettino ge1annt. tit nab 6neinnan suIiids
eetebtt u. bat tn 8. Str. Wr. 49, nabe Utpnnbir.,
tine 1ltrit errbte mo- man lie iiber ale auf 9ebsI
II. 9etlntbeii beiGalid,e Bra9ea nm Ratb iraaeu
fann Ste aibt auetunt ibeG pcrloreuss peer aeiSb,
tenes @atntbnm; teentifiIrt be betrefenoe perIcn
pcer sperouen nit folder 8etmmtbeii, 6ae taum elm
3petfef an beren SGuio lbrtg bleibt; aerdtb aii
8eransen In beiunbhoien Suitanb; beatbt fd5 i'm
@ete Ha6 isbem GbeIe bsr aelt nnb iplrt obpeienb.
yeroie ensricl Oh tcet peer Iebenbta, auf, peidpt
enr3 lte ihre faee II. ibrsn aufenibalscrt ben mad
Fa8eneen 6reuneen mttbellen. Slc 9aranttrt perna,
nsHe 5etluns 1T alien ldlen, befen Rur lie tber.
uiimt. Sle rrttet ohne Snittuneat cber SGnler5er,
cbne einen Stcpien 6Int tn bis "A Shiioen csr
arebs nit stump Ii. StieI aus geIdtmte ttune.
tn bis Eagen mlther eeberi, nne alle icniiseH
Etanfbeitsn perten nit aiedem GrfeIee bebaibell
ais na nbi 9eberIeiben, Mus5ebrung, at6ntpfe Seri
hbtl, Beriuh neS @ed)ts u. @ebbts nno anbei,
&fanfbeteu, ireiden Der wtenif iiniernorien ut Aut
Brteie fatm pronirte Seantmcrtuns ,ine Wtaenete
fpetoen anf Yerianseu per grrreb peii@idt. BrieIi
ahrsiiire mat; Dor 2l72, Cincinnati y. 8. Sb
prarS bat IN Der Ieten3eit 10 jueencmsn bab lie It'd
nod ber Dtenite bes Dr g. D. lScoopuu bat pertefr
uiiiFen, lni ansartonin,en. (Gpi0 INT tn, NJ
~ DR.. 9ainter. einit ssib. birppsbijt bes nj
fI1eu 9aiiers nnb trnter lanai1buett 2eibarst bes
&outes bon preusen. ih alS Sabnerausen. Operatet
nnb BET aaen eeiben bts 5ubes u. eet eelente, nj,
nsoitbauel, @elent. .9eihpilhe,s ,s. beens IN tnpfeh
len. bui iieben bic f6msiaelbaesitn 3snsuife be,
bcdiiien 9ertihaften IN europa 5ur Sette Wlan per
Gefe HiUt. ocrtcusinenben ifaas id an Dr. yqiutet
slr. 20, Dh-SaIttmersitr., ~ mtueen.
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Stp6ung Der WOnats 1eintgung nnb
CfIen fonffinet1 Dlufterlei6ett

stpiast inO, ioitsH Is ab pir beionOaer aui9ats
Tadlen, Or. IS dumanu 81 Ratbc lu lttheni Ct ID
Gin a3t 6er IN Baltimore b6bt oOTtbeilbltt tctauit
1T upb ME gtmas oerpridt mas tr niCbt Su leten
I'm G5tauee Ii, Danien l6nucn in ibrer @rtpaiipD6-
ullug IN allen GteGeu OCr Stabt beudbt perhsu SOL
DE, Die GuterbGb Der Stabt ooer In peiler yfrue mob
heit tohnell W oer Nou9ts sytloateSopnuh4 maqtfne
tetSiiiet per6eu.
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ghetiaI. gfuttsen.
BaIttmOre Sire Jnfmreftees
Q\GH4A

6HlftIttOre 8tre Syufurences
Gfftee4
S5abmeRs&C6e pUn dipaths u. asNteERs.s
tsrftsrt iortp8btenb eteeH8erua oetE G6abta sarte
BranbuHgIli6, opobI Ia Der Staet, irts i'm aenbs,
REs arten bon GissntbuH, Bopus, SabeH. i. 9saa-
Eensduisr, Sanoslsglter, a6erbauprrstte, 9iebslH,
AausssritbI@aitsu, i'm Ban bsartfeHe obsr I'm 3efsH
"a 2a6uHq behHbltde Rabrseust it,
Das Dtrstt0rilin bsfsbt aus iDIasaoen 5ttTttii
3. 8. . 6eu, IT,, gT6h5eut,
&8a g 5arrtipai 1T Ring,
9en n 8iGsrs, Senrt GarrDU,
Il g8 alrids, & g gteuGet
Baetb o @iEioI, geN 8 Brufe,
29m 8oribtHslea, 3 Ron Eapti,
9 Termination, Epps TraHtlta,
Soibua ] Gobeu, &eb Jeuttsh'
TletteH &tttrart,
AppttatlpnBs Betnuilare uub iufitere Rahr.ht hber
bic eeisui6aft pirb In ber Office, Sfoptit-GRe bon
SDut6s ii, GaterftaFe ertbetlt rpD aud aue 4litraat
friprt gle6ts merbsn. gtIt6euiugen ncrosn al
trgen6 eiHe brit en9sHontmfu, pelde eer Applttani
plniGen meg.
(San1IS) sr. @ppbwortb, StFr.
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0e1etme 3taIfbeiten.
@EhnDltAe Sur garauttrt
bon
Sr. TOfepb TG6ian.
Dfitte; gir. 228, @tne.StraBe,
IbiIaSelpbia.

NE. sSabtan earantitt IN folgenSen RranGbettsn
Gsre fhuele Iu6 gTinelite Rlir Die MebHin rpir6
bon mtr fsIbit inbsreiIet un6 1T ouT6aus trtt pOu
Aueditlber.
@ebeime araafnsIten
beiberItt @eibIebts, 70 id,redlld in tbren Nelasn
nenn ecrna4Ialst lnb ipsnn ni9t oon elnem eraHrs-
men atste bebanbtlt.
Selbftbefeduns (Snante),
hetsn traurige HDlsen fdb tlnhsebeH in DlibmIt6.
na1IIiRtn Ganenereisbupsen S6mad5s Ger mdpiiz
Iidbeu 3susun0straif, qebtnsabtrbnb unb enSljd
Mnsjebrlln8. Sunge 9eute bic iidl befen bclpubt
Hrb lplten lit oertrauensopl All nttb rpenoen, SD
babe 1anienoe icI6et llnglidliden Su tbrer frbere
fratti9en Seirnobeit suridgebradt ole bon 9ueertH
faS
SrauensSfrGnt6etten.
9Briest HIufs b6ufs BITE llrfabe oIlsemeintr
felt.
mnre9el nj btgtett
IN her mpnoflid)cn 1ielnIauuG pber aGnJltdjek
Nuebieibeu osrieIben, elei9ots ben psdef lltlads,
btto IN ren0en Eaaen bon mir bergeellt obne nads
tbetIlge Bol9en iir oif Seiun6tet.
Se neinsr ftnfiebn6brtaen yraris III hieiieer Staot
babe Id mid baupii9lih mt eer Ssbanelung pbigeG
Rrantbeiten bsipalist ao eatn bte 9IaH5tuoen 9tss
irIltate trselt.
IuswGrttae Wattenten
sbnnen bon mir bebanbel perpeH, mem ie mir ibren
3uitanb lebrittlib mttibetlen.
Strengffe SsriApiessnbeit ipirh suaes
fieitett.
DR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 228, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa
(Sou5 1S)
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o. MpfeS s Comp :,

HIFs AFf WDIIlWNOTIl.f JttIp- YJpfT.
Rg.--Nui 8erlanBe ,pe,beu irana6liide bsutid,s.
panifhe II. engliide grpIdilen NIT potn @etraudS-
Gnweituusen urtsr irscnb elmer gerefie peri9idt.
Su BaIttmcre Ii. aDafbtngtpa bel aue
Ipoibetern su baben.
asentsn fif 8altimere unb bRa6barf6aft
o.. Gbempipn & BOD. (11e-2l)
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oJer oyanglinse,
pte SbT bRt69 f5rD9nett geSettiier 9e.
.t.H ytnhYthefFe,+

9ud itnes atihtBbtenbe gemutbpetberbsube leiborrs
nebttuoe 2aftr tuseIpgsn babtt has uniere 9rreng
BAUER ilut uih uaiersn oipttiiern Sablrelde Cont
tinatnte Iisfsrt sreiit CFne gluffgub gu o.
. d mann'S asbtuS ffept uub
abital.ptITsn.
Gieie toslbsribmten Wlillsl gsetn alc aus Su0eub-
fiuten eHtlpriugeuben tlebtl bagen 6ufsra sinlAg
aetutrtt uro Eaufeube BEN Getet ibueu bic @eiitaos
belt ipieetr6e9tben. 8DQliuotBs 9eiluna ipirb "a.
rantir, lpenn fetne Sett perlprsa, int bic Wiitsl
fotort au9epan6t lperbsn. @it gfriu6 wiro ben
plitenten oapcn uberseu9en Sfber in1ie, ebt er an
petratb een.t bieIe slrssueisn 9ebrMden uno 6alo
iperotn, @obIfsin, @lla uub !SuirieosBbEt Barti9-
tebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18

"t JVt gtpliVPb OHtltlhu%l' Ito'g
gepadlte bat no e. ieipe trpl9rebe 8eblnolung aer
8raueu-llebel uno 3ebemen p6er be(tiaten RedWet-
ben fprtegen pire. Domen, mfld'e NIT GSsbdEmtters
8orfaq OoCr Wutttrs Gerl6pirins, Rieoerssi6I1aeas
belt Rldeu' II. eeu6tus 56meren, sleBeu6eu S4uter-
zen In Grmeu II. 8etnen S6wtTbel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
2ebeu = 1cIHn6beit = 5tirfe
9eben - @eiunDleit - @tGrfe !!
2cbcH - 8eiuuObeit = Stirfe!!!
Sas srcRe fransDfiftDe Setlmtttet.
Or. csnan 0elnmarre,s

ireltberllbmte ,,fpe3tTfd1e RtIIen",
nao elmer 9Cri9rtft beS Or. Suan Dslamarre, Sbrrs
gtr5t am H1pipial bit Rptp" pbsr saaribpiere"
st Paris.
Dteie uNfbabbore Wie6ijin IL fein 8lencwcrt; iit
eiIt Samtuilu6 cher Samfni6rdebe upiebibar Its
3lesbarteit Der @ei6tdte- 51erissuee u. 5atntpege
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Re aud rl9ten unb pie bcbeusno iie AUD fein mBssn,
ipsroen RAID beiest iinp ben Sreanen All ueuer se.
flnbet &bah9tet perbpIien.
fner Ntritei
"g9ir baben Die bon earaneisrs B. Dupont Sr. 214,
8ue eombaro, mad, ttrn RsSsptr ceS Or. Sum Dtlas
marie suberecten Yfpetfier Yitsn" In iiniersr pris
pat-srarts nit d tets sledbIelbenbsm GrioIas an.
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cut eeei9nst Ut, ale perfonen, Die an unfremtlseu
Grsailen ober lcniiiser Sfpide bee gei9ieCbts=Sr.
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ausiHpetfunseu c6er Misbrduee = letseu Ju trri-
ren, u y. 8eaureparte, Or. Nieo.
y. %. 9utarhtn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
GROCER PtPff4tF gettbsr9eritsllsr BET
f5rpsrIi6er unb uerS5Isr G8pG&s,
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fpIl, Crn Weldem Der @tbraudl 6icier uuib6btdreu
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idbtr gafbejt unb aIgen,sner gdeerraes Der ardite
eter ir9Glb elrer FOlee figsnbttcf Ebprtctt ceer
ihaf8il6bnna IN rsiieren Sabrta bcgeitei
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sntoedt wc ben; tn Der 3bat teben ls ais Wtti'l Je.
sen 8cuonnte Sei9met6eu el5a uuo uuibrlr0iien
be. Deie pun6tboIlen ArJtneipr5rarats iiub ben
WeSlirals sGcus0ieu uHteru6t uu6 ibIe Gcriii3e BON
ben hcrubmIeitcu drstliteu &rbbtn tn Ncicu 2anbe
lin6 IN europa peprielln mDreGr. Slt inb bic ttI-
lgen untruBltden llittd Besen uerpbies ROpiIetber
nne NeucSitdt iibeFbaupt 6ie eIriseu bic api tiuen
trahitn Gjca lpirleH. Gle iieaen o1s 2tben ptf6el
Der une eebsu DeueH, bic tbre geur6bsi burb finite
Tide gusidwetIlngsn pbsr Brbeime Au6swobnbeti1r
ptrtelIoei Babes, boS gtrloTne altrud, Office 9lr,
40 Nnrtb. piu DduE bnu QerluotnuItr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
Wfau bite iidj bor yi06abninngeul

Die idien ptlIsn merben BON alien bauptld6ltd6tu
Htcauitsn in allen sDetibeiIeu pertanft. greis 81
pic SGdGcl cber O S6a9eln fir $5.
garanciere N Dupont alleilIlae Gigeutblmer,
slr 2l4. 8tue eombar6, Gaiis.
Bet @inienbung BON 81 All iraeanenen Der bepou.
,pt66ti9ieH Asereu erbdlt man NIT umaebenber goa
tine fsit ceriieBeItc Sdaiei. Sdadptsln fur $6.
aeslnies Sensia9- assntsn isr gtmeGitai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
syrauenz6ranfbettett.
llnteaelm dRtafett

IBsiEst sSIuFs bauFs bte llrfade aGseuetnsr
Samdds, unscseImaRiSfeit un6 unfrudbtbars
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18

DR.. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 228, Vine ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
(Sonb. 19N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
Rnqtnr &fE,tfnantnta
DE-. 3O. ylnrthfr @nlfimnrr. Nlh.. .

kttbu 6, tinen tan16brt9eu @6nueu dnimtiser,
ea6 er has 8rcbt bsaacm Seblte Il. grltseut 2DpBu,
bnpR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-18
@eleinle aranfltltell
Selbftbefeduila (Dnante).

bstSsrItt @eitedts, 70 ibrsdli6 III ibrsn Ielssn,
penn eerna4ldli9t tib penn nit pon elnem erfagrs-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-20
Another speech.

On Wednesday evening another SER
enade was given the President, in or
der to call him out on the action of
the Senate In passing the Civil Rights
bill over his veto. The Washington
ooarrasnnndant az the -GinrfHnau Ga
zette gives the following particulars as
to how the serenade was gotten up,
and how it passed off. The speech
itself is too long for us to print this
morning: sur eer1
The facts concerning the serenade to the
President, which took place this evening
are little curious. 1t was to afford him
another chance 70 defend his policy, now now
his veto. The Soldiers and Sailors League
had nothing whatevert to do with it, At their
meeting on Monday last, at which about
200 members were present, q resolution was
introduced providing for a serenade, and
promptly tabled without debate, only
about a dozen voting fori Notwithstand-
arranged the affair-one of them passing
with Mr.. Johnson as the PRESIDENT of the
League, the President addressing him as
such. The matter had been heralded here
for two days, and when the band started
from the appointed place for the White
House, not ten soldiers followed it. The
nld1Cn through Lu6 SlI6GtS anu Tile pIStN lily
at the White House attracted, perhaps, 800
people, and the subsequent speech of an
hour gathered possibly 1000. The orator
who thanked the President ON the part of
: the soldiers and sailors, forgot his piece;
then tried to speak extempore, and finally
broke down entirely. Fumbling in his
pockets, he got together the sheets upon
which his remarks were written, and read
them rapidly, occasionally stopping to ar
range them and hunt up the connection.
He succeeded in making himself perfectly
ridiculous. All this time the President
looked on as if he felt himself upon nettles.
The crowd was orderly, except those pres
emit to do the applause. These were about
one hundred in number, and the slang
sponded to the President showed their
character. ra a6 1865 =. f.b
Aside from this, there was no enthusiasm
and the atmosphere of the crowd was such
as any speaker would consider Chilling.
The speech OF MI. Of1nSDlH was 1tten be-
forehand, and occupied an hour in its de-
livery. The passage which secured the
loudest applause was blunder on the part
of one of the regular applauders. The Presi-
dent had spoken at length in regard 30 the
veto power, then, asking for general atten-
tions he. raised his voice and exclaimed
and paused. Here the blunder shouted
Putting down the niger, at which there
i was a, perfect roar of laughter. A few
things OF this character excepted, the whole
affair was tame and spiritless.
Marshal GOOding discharged his duty OF
presenting the President ON public occa.
: Sions by helping him to climb over the
iron fence and get on the wall in front OF
the porch. Lew. Campbell, of Ohio. stood
on one side of Mr.. Johnson,s and the ora.
tor whose maine cannot be ascertained on
sf4ie otherside. $500 aafg 81 sssofas