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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PhlLADEL Pa.

/ Esiscasesc Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urfnory
h-' end Scru0i Spstcms--ncw and reliable
trca atmcnt-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOClAIION-&cnt by mail in sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge Address
DR.. J SHILLIN HOUGHION. Howard As
soc'ation: No ? South Nine Street PhiIadcl-
rhia Pa. Inl2y5v1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-05
aes- 0Nunberbare tunae name

Die maantliibe Bpttcrin. Jrl 8euuctiee stnH
has 8unrettnp Gsnanni, Tt aaep Stnelnnat 5nrild'
aetsbri n. bat tn 3, Sr. Str. s22. rabe VcHn6llrn
tine 9lmit srEdie, no .naa iie brr ale apf tebtn
II. geunbbeit bsjialid,s 6raSea lin Natb fagtH
lann Ste siti a,stuHit ibsr etrerenes ceer asiob.
Isnes Gtssnibnm; 'osntfstrt be setrsfenet pfllen
pbsr perioneh nit folder Beiiinmibet, oab tanm e'n
sw.tiel an oetep Sdluic itbrt8 bleibt; seralb aut
8srlaneen in bepubiloitn s3utanb; bs3,bt f9 y,
Gee Ro iebsm Sbeile brr aselt unb ipilrt abmeenee
perpneu, euerie oh iobt pber iebeno,9, anf, petde
bnrG ie ibte gag, u. ibren auteiiba!scrt ban naa@
faasneen isreunsu niittte,en. Ste 9aranstIt pera'
uenle Selung in alien ,S6Iieu, tsren Sur je abet-
nnu,t. St rollet ptue sSnlt!anent ctsr Sfn,sIsep,
cine elncn Grsricu f1lut, tn bis "a 5tiinosn ben
Ereps nit Snnnpt II. Siiel aus. @eidbWe tDnnei
In bis o Tagsn pieeer 9eben, nno ale lnr,lgeH
Rraufb,ea msrheu nit sleidem @rfplse bttanseIt,
ais ba fnb: 9eterlebeu, Aussetrun9, Arampte, 2eri
libel, Deriuit osS @ieHd,tS II. GebbrS une a!lotIi
E,anibelten. pelden Der Neai6 untertpnrlen TT Wu
Brteie firtea prrmpte geeutpcriuns uno MrieneIer
tperben a,f Bsrlanssu PET Grpteb pclidlidt. SIiet
aoreifirt man, Dor alf2, etileinratt p 2, ~.
VrariS bat IN eer Isbien3et 10 Sasencnnen eaB t I'D
ued bsf Dsrite pts Or. g. 3. Nrobbnn bat ssrH6er'
szh6tM ttm aas5itemlsn (aSlVoW1 H. W.
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tssa pOrtTeTGI55e8 sesgmst4eI.

ssDir fBunen mti an;snl 5eptfen Tlen, melUe
S6sortieem Spit,u tcibtE,
Sr. s5tridLan5'S boGtqiiiGett Di-'icrsGa.idlu
smp,s5Isu. G.rtlbc ftoft fat auRea9lifiid) @rIeiG'
arpns uub IL 3upem lett on3eneEm etn,unebnen.
Der befen In, 8straude teitn6iiden Prdparae, uEc
mebr idpreibt ietu @iseninlmer ibm uldt gu. ss!i
hdteu bos 9ttl Itstc gGpdbe Uetfud,t Ii. u1S stlte
bfta idiiiaen suffer oetUtcb cem 9alie esfat't. VS
mtrb pon Sr. 6 fridtauc. Nr 13pS e5Dcomcle.
Str., Cincinnati O., YtcrsHet u. ten aucu |po!br'
fern certaui; tn &nlttmOre pm z tb ..
5ance, Slr. 1oS Meit- NNItimpreitl., uub in g8 ls
tttn8ten nnH sob Us. u i'm y @rnoet-
JjrobDsttSities. u. @pgctcr 4 8 ., uub
hPmiGu L. Q . e. Baltimore, Dto
IN a5 q f4tuGton bel bS. brtHtan
III 81, ga. gpenue (Siu81SO
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aDer'&
WetuteugtaS Sintu


e scTaetradt mcioen lit.
S6re g8lrflmasn b0beu tcr gDclt 1sna8Idin 9elt8t
nm lpic ciel e ben pretudttr, tn !bcban9e penho-
ltdlen 1teoi;nen opr1uepcli Ut1n tahn tt nocr u,
init gNoblQetoIen nsbmcn, ober .bf Sgu.fdl VI
matbtia Stre t,lartiisuren Ggeni@sIleu Te1cit ess
sprpers acknowledgement an. ertetuch tle Seihenl4a'
aen oer 6gone, rtntBen eIs Ssht II. rIlNeuWsn
lrppyQtu gle itgtu bic trGi tbolltN SaItc' lpttps
lteirlitb cr;tuQeu II. bteen, btn1i5, rnitsn tra9e
c6:r in llnprcnun9 ssra.tsre Organs 'a naiNtIbtH
Sunltipuen aui urb FGbsii oerl g1lbth Sntele Asa
fuuee eioitiiAe Gpanntrdll Ell. Stc tufuen nlDt
Bios bic patigltben StGperoen cHsb Se9s'h lrnce'n
audi a,Iabr(d,e II. m tuld5ience SlartbelnL BLHn
gc eacrIeS aar acpaIte' t9trfunaeH iu gem, iiI's
lie ,ut fclbrn GET IN pentugcIsr 'Soten genoWnlta
bas f(SsrIt u. t.iie N8tihrn'ttti iar Stneer' Ser
periudsritr ltebcBu9 9tbt thnen elnen aiBtneDmsn
Geic5mocf; tbre nuv aus rem pHMBtnftdle seHcnn e.
men Snaretier;eu nader lie poHtoulnsn barn. y.
| aefobrlos uloIoubtide 6iireu babtu iie boNb 1df
| popcn 6oeHitcberte ptn6nljbfcitsn }aI8n'b 1fD'n
iohaF aller Geroab h.r llnpabrbe crn pom ptre'h
! ftru blsbt 9.te bcIgorr5geHbs ejei'ntte u, Ne3ie
taten TIRE yamtn 6aiu telgc8ctsn. benz pubIlam b!e
BsylGblidtrtt un,etcr Selntirt 3u bCleu9t maDlshe
| Anbers uns ete getli6eiurs ibler lcbaisuguu1 gag
uuiete grSper0ie ungspeN.r Sur thtetnn9 otr Neosa
nrierer ietoelteen gccloAtn OtitMenlucn pelt16N'
| babsn SuIpinmeu lalieH.
gue Wpctbetsr (tsitrn unItru arIert'oniiden Nlni'
| nab untntgelod earin limo @eprai1aatlpsOpHj. ~
pnb SsiI3tHguiiIc RbcT c!eeNos EetmeIceH ea''
ba!ier: ,,,......,s..,,, r,,,,
| snaiScriuht, Gpobtsunctt EesiptD III fol6e roi
ft!ed,tsm lRagclL lltbelfc, acknowledgement
| frGabdt etr Jiuaepsos uno osJGu5 olilitteHo
| s61tsr,eu, 3nelutt arpeiitiefettt, ale nsbe'
ped,e cine oust,crenos Nrinc ertcrostn. Die gtlei
tel,n auRsroem 6urd Relllanns esS slute5 itllo Gr
,eamls ecs GpienS piels llfpel, ol ole nc oem IN
Idsns nadb aar ,eiuen eniuh BADEN, ais be ne
laubbsii, lbttlpuits erpllnoen Rsrotnihatrj IN
rcroBte Grctabartsit limo ouun8eh III her Sfber I'M
hcu ptereu. @ibt u. i0nitae ahnlths eeltth ete All
siuem betab1 tcuinlsneR 8Drpet;utaHee poff '''tlo
piauq ie.ne, Sunftiprtn btsrlbrn.
Qo6t @utb r,e,t rgn 8umo;aglclsu San0lcrn m'
aupern aueneitn. an osnen lie mcbr gJoiti mabtl
auiubrtn. Btllaust Hper'8 y ttlen nne neqn
telne anoern! 0ie a1au,el Utauben Die eeit.ooltaa
ttue !0iilfe uro ie iolteu ioide erbalitu.
Suteret;ei BON I. g. aver y eome.. fo@e!
spGH. urS Al boben lei gG. 8. YIriuu Il Bruesr
e3oliimote. ipipit ge ageu Speibeitfn une aiicns
eertitclu cIiey SIisr, ttlnl l-'I
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9eheu - GyeIaneleit = Starfc! !
9eben = @eiln0bcit -- sstGrfe! J.
aebeu - OsjnnDheit - StGrfel!l
SaS erofe frans5iif;De SesintittsS.
Dr, cyno,, Deiamerre'S

mcilbtflEnite s,fpc3tf9eNe NS,dth,
ras r;het 8pridrift bee Or SSIan 0eiamarre, OtsFs
sll;t anl rSplTIlpI cit Rotn" oeer De9llheiete"
81 garis.
Disic unfdaebatc atettsiu ia fem Slsnemstt; lt'
eitt GaihsuiluB ooer Samenl6m6the rnlebibar AAt
untfeiwigigsn pfcr aspiiiGsu Gamgi.aar1kNs iecber
ie aud, riitrtn uto Ge btbeuisno iic aup riu mb1cn
iperpeu RAID btlei,tst uno ccn Er8aaen lu neIer 9e-
funbey 8bdtt9feit perbpifei.
glau Iefe iol8encss 3easnis aa8elsbeHeF ranlpR7
ftsr Mtrstei
G,-spt baben bic BON Garaneicre & gaecnt VIZ; 2lf,
8tue Rcnibarc, nd, ocrn Ge1sete bcS Or Suan SsG'
mare Subereteteu "ieeih1ell Ytuen" IN uneIer pr'
sa. BtoriS NIT b llts 9!e,d,6lttbenbsm &riolOe an
sspanot une sionbeu, oas feline Gaecre J'ehtim 10
gut sssi8net TT, ale puicneil, ole az uufterniSen
@rsalicn cbsr ipnitigrr SdnaGe eet Sel9!td,tsIOr-
aane = iei cs in SriB: ibrer issreen eebenewett,
&nsi@weliuu9en oett G'tetrSpcpc = eieeH, ~ t.rl-
un. R. ". Bscurepgrie, Sr- atco.
U. H. SuiarotEi
Sean Sc Ssnbre. Cr, Neo,"
,.:d h.,,E UNot
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s,sfar g. @apSee s Gemp. i,

RG. u, ecrllanehlr AensycrI.
S5,--Guf 8crlanse peyocn tranJbtide etuttps,
pauifbe IT, eneild1e 5rpb!ren NIT bcl'H 9ebrau1S-
Wn,pstiungen iutsr ireenh .rer ASrciie peri9tdt
IN 8atttmore II. u 2atbtI6toa b't aue
Hpoibe.crn 3u tnbsn.
fS,Vbompiou &YlpG. 1l9 2D
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nssi4aEs.l - Nhmen

9SsSesESa 7h5 fJa.ften !
fsanicu ;pelGe ctr nieuite etnts auteu 1',t.5 tcz
Dhr{sn, 'cVien I'd sets on dSr. gti,umnmn, Rr.
80, Sscrlb-, NAM 2rrmacai'r,, peabcr. 81. z d u
mana iE btl eiusige ar.t in otttm lnn6t. ant ttt
mat iid lei Der SeturB aasr frGucGtrantBeteH 9sr'
IaFca toiii. ela ha fnbI
e,:pG,u9 Der mOnatildcn RsiutEura,
@cbaJfGutle-- @BrflI II. GGEi5marHng.
FVGer- uiS Seittnitmeritr,
acknowledgement.
Hc,ssc BEuB arretitpEsfet, sfsrrBfSt, Soffmtb
Iirb ale ban Sam'u eGtue gsdlwsrosn
Sebc Game, bic sinsu eetNISten 9ctpr nlnlhb
fcQte Sci ~. s If t GlHnn pr.irt5tn
H'eR ecraciie nidt Die Gnuruer 80, Morris, rta
SouB Bon acunat0nir,, .PultlmDre, leS. trien1en
Nerosn nutb ugtn aGuSe5Gcfcnosn rsran1i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-05
StG6uns Der W,cnats GetrtBunG Ane
olIrn fprffInPr Wllfterlstfsn

DIE Rann3eit unb Jugenbtraft tri1n8t
mGn burf Or, @ humanit'5 5 HeS
sfnseTeni pSer Se.NftsGltrtr. lorptG . +.
g to u nidnn'S Raoitdl .Ytaen pper pbp'
fIfhen 8eperleTRe1cr.
Ejeir murterpnIen WHie! Fcnen bic Rambeit aud
Bei 6Cr pcrlpilteteu Contribution neoer ber, ntGc
bic 3errltturn pon Ni sltbpGiiT1Gar SltMa-GlRs
iiden, Dber natariidn uratin berriibren' Stt
hlrireu pcn G5rum6 auSI
G5amenFus cber 5amenT@wdtt, Ss'
Rie6ttt6e SHwafe unb SbsitanoSBtlt'
barntFe I'm MIgeme!nent 9feryGIttRt,
MusseBrune, SaufuGt &tGmpie, 9ftiit8e
Nnp fcrperitAe nnfGbtBtett, cine i5ol9s
spn SetbitI1pGBunB 4t-
0ie 3ar 9sliunB Der tpealttt'teu'SaNe erictcstitde
3ett Ii Gppuen, Tlc ARttte ltlfen nat eFn &C.
Fuldieu Ar,petuugCn 9ebrOpGt pcreen; ci' Sebl.
ihiag ii uum5elid. Btrle ha5 Fcbfn glsid'iam pon
Repcm srlsu8euoeu sllitei iOgtcn ann AHeu o'e I'm
Gesriis ittheH, gu BetrGtbGn, eebtlNbt lpsretn,
ba ibre QGirtngeu Ben 3 ilRo, Ote nj . | .
Gtuif@eu 9cntaaic iiUbea IN tbncn Die
grGEten |. Gentadis1 gntoCdunBen, Dgr Srirll III
In eesm ctllIelleu tupF 10 6slr5, mic ouR HH'hen
hss Datae$ bHr3 Geodet. 5 an inns O'a
Du itncn
G,eta unb RHrper seriiorcnben, ans 9ebet"
men 9epcbn9ettan itammensen Granf'
geiten unterwprfen2 Or, Gaumanns
Traft-e iiert unp Napt!assiptRen peiien ols
Gdtlia1titen Sale,
pibrtno fie barmlc5 nb ehne aue ;eritcrtree Ncl'
cen pirten, liu6 e8 wtGc soranrt bas tie nsdt letl'
| ibIdgen
@5te tperben son Dr. SGumann, Rr,S0
Rprtbitr. l I6aus ppn Gerinatpntr, 3abs'
yettet Inb perfauft,
Str Gle4en, utaGt etnsn 8srilft ba'
nttt! Ste tofrSsn GWt gang GeiptB Sci
lung brtnSsn.
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gj,au Elite iia ppr .,,ad,abmnmaeu!

UTFV WI NFFfFtTFFVFFF'F."'HtW".
Die 5dtcn pilsu r0eroen BON allen bauptlabltbtn
Srpauten In alien gpelttbeileu ncrf1uIt. YreiS 81
urp Scladiel pbcr 9 Sdabtelu fun So,
Garareisrs 4 Dupont pusn9e Gt8:abitme.,
Rr. 2l4, Jiue 2ombaro Rars.
Sci Csinieneuns ben IL an ir9enb eiren err teeou.
r6dtloteu 99ehten erbdit msn nit lm8:esaesr yen
Inc isf perIegeItc S&attet. 9 Sfa1tein fur 81. r
Nneinige @entraI- a9entfn fur &rtettiai
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3gtet tFlfasi uuD Sfai,a.

g,n iitbeet8 SeilTilIltct 5eacu bic ftmmFsn fyd0e
Scr a'utcs oscr drci4et tenIHnotid)er D9traltetsD
!DiarrtRe uuo 0tupr Il.
llr. G5ri4l2Hb'a lt'i,nuag ac4cn bic
@tr'T1.
.s~GauTcrse baEea turt5 bsftite StiIuas eeftaotn.
Die 8cgitruu0 wencctGe In ren Dtttdrip!1srn an.
s5le rat 8tec nnicrcr SelcalCu sitrirt, uotbem ale
auoeren Wlttel 9tittB ssSelie", IN cer Shat bateI
nil aeuus 8ercifs nm 6tr gBirtiomiei ctCrs pCrs
bplsn Yropor1sS aus ,giammen ishsrhen GHffau8eu"
sen, anre0enben llno pincetretbeuStn SuA-ctenirn,
nm eiienl Se6eu ,tnifItr .Cer ratbsn Su !&laeu I'D
eine Ftai6s ansuIoaHcu unc ctS oanlit oerirtcn Sl
ien. G,e 2sttubtn ie.bii irG'cn oaS @itiIst rctt
getraudcu. &s III Sci 0lea Apctbctcrn Ill e1tfn; Iii
ga i'm ore BET Gets g. Sancs H-. losr
Nea, 8cttmpJefr,; In u oib astci II bel s o.
fertB, &oiru&@rubcr.
GprBoertiuIer: u. 8paelcr & 6 Q. uuo
&bpnticni, !, BIot. Baltimore Rb.
SH Eini & tn9 ton lei 6 { - brt itta n
1T 3:1, ga. aceu''e, CSure ~
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snttiaI. Notisen.
BaIttrnrre ytee eynfHr e1iee'
ASfficeS

Sffiee.
ssBsrss9pgsesa 'sDa ss9stas y FsesteSI.s
hsrERtft egrsstIs-7b aegssSl2r5ah 9ttr @GGhsn hRr
SrasbnrsiNF, iD.9nsi in hsr @ta5t: oit t'i Ssnes'
gAe Stt:T eSn stsss SUM. E5n7rss Satttt' 7. gSaa-
T.re5iiIey Sssraffss1t.s As5ertausrcsvts gtttsln.
slpsaersAfrl.ts.s, su gsa bs5-liIt4s SECT In 5gtr
IN 2pSGas 6efabtilht SG5t5eu2s &c,
Eja8 N.rs1t 9.iilui bs t:s! gus f7!9tdota 9steSHi
IS. 30hsa IT,. #r5asenit
E2m 9 Sar-ijDH, ~ I Eshs,
geo y BiSers SG1r1 GzrrrEI
Y yB gfridS S Q GtcWIrt,
bloib u BisiSr, Srm @rnnc.
S9ut Z 8crlttnetrE, = aDu 9apt,
3 @tHaiagtDr, s.,r2 %raHtl'a,
.iqiEga 4 A.gfa, e, Ttcb 3tntII5,
q sfprton FStsrar:
&erlitaiicnSrF Fofr1ulaIc u'o iutert Hahrtdt hbtr
bic eecldlGt rrtrb tn Der Sffiee, @dSptit-edc poE
%Dutb. Il. RasrArasc trtbett. non 1ur aie auttrt1t
ictovt er.cei6t wsJ6c1. GerHTeranssn .rsteeH AL
haeno cine jlrlf augetcnmtn, wcidle oer NpPlitanf
Slnld}gn mag.
tSaalIO Sr. EsODbwprtb, SdE,
4En!On -Femcrr93erfid)ernraSsSas =
seltItaft Hrm 8Git;uirrs.
6ieie gsicritNft TT gltnmebr be'eit $eusr
BeritGtrunSen tlr estaot, l.. Saaessi,siplH ~. ny
ent1egen'uuehn1en vie Nln;e oeFUoeI Nh "r' +V'
SeepnSira5c, auf Sey PoIo site ,,..,.,,
GOhn 0 3, Nt5iSsnt,
S)irettoren;
&bauntS StoG!S EgiiiGcut b.l sNeltern Bgnt."
.peurp Q. SErtod, StI &c. EeoeitCt.
Hm. GbeSillL, c9n @ri. Gbes1ut 80.
Sncn GarthulFt. RGWiplarit gDublir.
sNm. 9rioacS, pon 2Hn, &.tbacS & Ecbn.
SpBn o. relps5; ch,t6nhtCr, Pratti'r,
stcjcrb IldftbeUS brn Ibes U}attbepS \ So5r4
TIM. Il. Ncre, geef- It Fort pRter-
sIcbu 6. @:Sgss pou e. G. GyoSes : 80,
e;cbn Soatse AreiiertIiytleT,
s3ame$ ?, SnGar. Nnn @ebr. &psat.
Si9Dn 9nrabltg, H., AcYH,5t6rotcr 8olmSteRt'
tS1t41HJ $ tis g SpeGr, 5Gtrf
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Spster SSGsrmgnu'S
grpse psutide 3etl1nfaIt
;ur sur aiIcr HEltn cGn
midiiacu Hr1rtbctelt.

Gpster Stsnmanu'S
grpSe bsutide fetldnHaIt
;ur sur aiIcr AFitn cGu
mid)liscu SrortBeitenI
81. Sd)lImaMl'S
sTtentGIiitas 2ebenS' GffetiEs
sHFtflbarss, ftarffabss GfbtnSeltrts,
Dge St4naeun'G q EasiSale GEjaIs
aat. g5t1Gsn,
Obsr
GROCER pEpFf9er BtsstrbsriEeQtr Bet
g6rperEtAf- ltnb nstDUfsr S9'pd6t,
unfretpilitgen GrsilFen
Grt dbnl'heu Reiuttaieu epn 5uRenotbcrbtltcr ole
jtnlctnrr @nt'rii'luB, rldmld'em .,r0etmbGtr,
aihtIidlen SrsiIiNer II, {. p. Ger triannlide "a
ic!a, bon me[heul Lsr @ebrauG otcier lMfbiBbdsen
Gtttmtiei 5e S.rtnf trt Nustsleucrsit bst ffrper'
ltdbcr Sa5brtt nab aliemetner gtcecrloat eer RTd'
tter irgete eRer Rcse iugcuoliber 5tcrbett poeF
tcbsn d)0itBirSbuNug IN reli:rtu SaNrtr tegittttl
mar, uaCli IL Su zen pegt5Snlle1 !lSueitn bic e
Cnto;6t posbcn IN eer Gbat hehcn c ale WGttel 8e'
qtn Geadtate DtGUeroen otrj'8 l'no iulrrirolish
bG. Oeic CuneetrcLe6 HIcHefrsrlrai1 ltuo spN
Wtbt5ral- Grpsgicn uHterurt uuo tbc 8criii0t Won
ben Nerlbrttetn arst!tChcu grDBtn IN beisn 2anoe
rno III europa 6cfrltlin Dfjeer. Ste le o!e elit
iiaeu ltntrualden ntitta 8e9sH nern0ef enNist6er
unS Herppiitit fberhaupt bIl eiri8su bic aui tiltn
ftas?au @cla lUrteu. Ste itc!tn cas- StbeU ptsoer
bCr uro sebeu neu,r, be ibrc @euEbtttt Ourb iinna
| titt Nusityretun8:n DSer s;bctme 4nGsmehnbettet
pIreclISet bdteH, ca5 Ierlortne iurad' Stice gtr
| so, Rprtb~, Elm 5aus ern 9sr,n8ioEiG.
Epstpt s5dntnGnm
betbr: id, isinen l-r9tS4riG'u GbRneru ntiule9er,
tO er bG5 Srpb:, bequ;m BtbaUie u. gsis9en; MpBH'
| bags
uir. 80, D.0rtbfr. Baltimore, wfG.s
lepodtet BatWo Ct i',pe eripiNeit 2ebanoluna auE
Aruea-IlcteI lluS gbcinlen ptfr be- tGttn Pi'f'utr
len iprtct:u rirb. 'Dumcu, nfId,e mtt Gt3armpticr
BcrfGn oecr @rEtsrs GcrfamilHn5, RleNcr9tld!a8eE.
| btlt ytnden. H. geuocus 5hmfr;en stebcnbtu G1rer
zen in 2rneu II, 3.iner, EGwinesI,
G5tG6unG Der MCnats TetrtBunb Anl
aTcn fpnftgen Wutterlsihsn
5sfIG8t lhl6, iyRtcn sS Gtb '4t eeiDnOeen Nutaae
modem, y T. Sdumanr Eu 9toibe 81 ttsAeui 81 |
tiu ar't ser IN Baltimore .SG" cort6ettt ait bctom
lit rnc nj, ghpae ccripridt lUat er mot ~ leite
I'M &Jtauoe II. Do,tsu tDIGteu IN ibrer yltoaimob
nlua IN oGen Ere!leu otr Gtabt btiudt icerbcn soi
de- Bic gucrBalb her Staot pber IN aeiter Nenc mob
nen, t6nneu tt hes Gclirrs Erpat-sgpbuln9 wabrin
bis NBctbsnDcue5 nj! au!.ittr Sjle3s oevtegcu III
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Gshctme atanfleifew,
sSTHahIt@e EsGr aarAnttr
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Sr. SsGfspb gAbtnn4
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9,biIGSeipbiq.

A.. Tabian garaatiYt II, el9enccn 7ranibet!eH
Vie ftnelc ilio BgEuolid'e 5tEl Die Dttetttn wtr0
pru mir fsIbit .nbt;etet uro 1T cud9UHs trct oeH
Guedilber.
eseheiHs straafgeitc4
EeberIsi Geitbedt6, 10 lhreSid In ibren SSci0;f1,
mean oerna6Idid9 tho wsrH uiDi re'I enem erfaBrs-
nra Grtte bcbanbHt.
Gel6fbeEe6ung (OnGnie),
Seren .y1urige EptliA iid turb9eten In WttBrtutb,
rldtltd,eu Sap,jnc,gtSangen. StUddls eet maars
Iiden Se4suneetreii, eeelHSdGsrbuB unb erc!id
stns5sBrtuS. Surge aeute. eic I'D eeRsn belplbt
Fuo, pllien iitb pcllrautnsoDI a mict pcnncli, So
tabe &arichbe ipd'el lluBGditdtn gu ibrer tHttEer
trditiJen 9eiuuobtt Sututsebl ladt oie ppr An6et'n
iaicb bsbal6c r6er ais nbeilbSr augea;ben ipotnen
inb.
5rauensisrantbetter.
aBefi,e el1tAg bauFg bic llrfetlc aletue'ner
<s6rddse, hnres7 lnGHisfeit nno hHSrneo'oar'
fsit.
t1nse8efm Btgfett
III fsr ;'!CaoE El l)eil Rs,a.nung Ceer GaitSlttDeS
NMet.ri6eR cerclb;i eiedooiel rra Tele'el lu0f,er
firb IN pepigCI &aaen rail mir eer9tsll nbne Eaa7
kGeIi9e Golgcn fin ce @elnnoDett.
et nletper iRItetNlGbIlgcE YFaris IN hteitger Stcoi
babe id MID baurt ehp MT Der Btbonclra8 ebi9tr
RrOnfbeitcn beitliGt uaS oGrt bic eIauierotH 5's'
filtaie s5eIt,
gIuspGrttae Y6ttenten
sGnusn bon mir tttaEeelt percep, wcnn lie mir tbren
Suiian6 Itriitlid m.itbsiien,
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f;Gtett-
Da. JOS. FABIAN,
Mr.. 22S, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pc
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ass,ii.s e!1ta, bauEg bic tlrfsde aIletnlc'ne
eydmdGc, iiufess slmafiafeit nuo nnfrneotear
Felt.
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Nah Rem Sert6te Der Generale s u l.
ttrtcn unb Steab n Itant Sa6
Bureau fur Sreiesppreens In gnr 3sd
tefer ais IN traeno etnent aneerFn e Ilo'
(laatc aominillrtrt pUreen iu fetn.
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Sn eer Sefuns WFonrtt tano
am Gpnntoge biz Iruuetfeter Rr 70 en-.
Stott fatt.
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Mr.. 225, Vine ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
(San 8, 1S.)
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.
Iepatbttt sat NO Ct i1ne eripi0ctt GebnnoluE1 aiE
Srauen-ucteI ruS stbeimen Sesr be fatcn Piithnrr'
len fprtiee.n lrirb. SDNmcu mfiie nit Gttarnuucr-
BcrfGn Occr @rEsr. gcriGmirlln5, RleNcr9tl4!a8en.
btt ytnden. II. genocus hmer;et, stcbcabtu Ga1Wer-
zen IN Qtrnien II, 3tinsu, EGbwnoel,
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Isr 5tattratb OIL Z etrptk Ri d.,
6at Gin Gjeleg Iaiiirt. wettpcs 5 Smu cen
9tttr.teittt isiat m09t, tber efngoEh am
etn Sunftft barnblBt
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-04-13
l. AIR. Mo- FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 49, 1866.

"Man proposes 4; God disposes." Provi-
dence IN an suspicious moment, made him
President for so the loyal prophets told
Us, and does not Providence speak to and
through them ? And although we may
not endorse all, though Andrew Johnson
has done or omitted sumo things for which
he deserves our most severe and just con-
demuation, yet, til, ough him, the future
is Iuli of prHmise ; and though some may
censure me here tonight, yet, as for my
self, believing verify Mat his aim and
purpose are tie immediate and complete
restoration ctMe hutely Contcderatcn Statcs
to the rrercisc otoN their rights mder tic
Constitution, wittn the Union, repreSen.
totion inHwlcd, l, as member Of tic
Densoc' ate party, am ready 10 giVe him a
4 coT|iolo aud Determined support. Loud
cheers To the exact extent to which he
shall adhere to the Constitution, restoring
the old Uuicn-l mean the Union founded
upou the Federal idea,-State lines, State
rights, State Sovereignty, the supremacy
OF the General Government within its
delegated powers, aud supremacy Of State
Government wtt'ia the limit Of their re-
Sawed lEbis, he has claim to orr sup.
port, WATCH nS patriots, we cannot deny.
Applause However much, aud howev-
er justly, VIC may ut times have tremblod
aud doubted whether he had nerve enough
to meet the shock Of lanaicism, rushing
like the aog'y surges Of the ocean against
him, | will not question it nov, yet |
would that l could whisper in his ear,
"Chaugc your cabinet, and at once, if
you would BE- saved" Said he the other
day to a distinguished citizen of Ohio,
no long"r resident here, speaking of the
great question of reconstruction, and of
his policy in regard to it : "My baggage
is checked through on that line.' God
grant it, and that he may lose neither bis
checks nor his baggage. Loud cries of
amen and cheers
TO this extent, as patriots, let US stand
by him. Yet let US not be deceived. The
Democratic party will not come into pow
err through Andrew johnson, nor by rea-
son merely Of anything he may chance to
do or to leave uudone. First of all, men
of that party express degree of conf
dence in him, judge by his antecedents,
his education, his discipline, aud his for.
mer and long professed principles l
speak it freely the Democrats are depend
emit for triumph upon no President, upon no
Congress-, upon no one man or set of men
IN po0er or om otpo,oer; but upon eternal
imm"tobie md omanipotent right and truth,
and upon its ancient, compact, consolidated
oyyan'sa'ion--the discipline and tread Of
its heavily armed legionary soldiery, beat
en-, it may be, at The Trebla, at Trassa-
mine and Canue yet able at the last to
execute their determined purpose, that the
Carthage of tanaticism and of tyranny
shall alike be destroyed, and free, liber-
al, tolerant, Democratic system of FEEDER
al Republics give law and public morals
alike to the land. Loud cheers.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-04-13
Manufactures in the South.

A strong feeling in favor of local man.
nfactures is springing up in the South
Before the war agriculture was the allah
sorbpg occupation. Devoted to the cul-
lure of certuiu great staples, which were
eagerly sought after by all nations, living
on large estates and controlling a peculiar
kind of labor, the planter had 20 inclina-
ton to encourage home manufactures -
He did not care about having in his neigh
borhood u horde of Northern people, full
OF fanaticism, to corrupt his negroes and
teach them INSTRUMENTATION and dissatis-
faction. He preferred to sell his raw ma
terIa!, to let others manufacture for him,
aud to buy from them all the articles he
needed.
Financially, he did not see how manu-
features would pay, He clearly under
stood how the investment Of his profits in
new land aud additional labor would iu-
crease hscApltal Consequently, the pru
dent man sold out his poor land on the
ridges between the river bottoms of the older
States aud cmigrated to the fertile lands
of The more new! y settiel portions of the
South. There his labor told to great ad.
vantage. Every years gains were inves,
ted i'll additional rich acres and more ne
grues, and thus he turned over his mon. Y
at IL compound interest. The system
made enormous fortunes with great rapid
ty, 1t was both safe and sure. Conse-
quenty there was no inducement to 20
into manufactures, and the planter was
content TO pay taxes to New England and
the entire world, in the shape Of profits of
manutactpre.
Now, however, oil is changed Slavery
is abolished, and there is no more oppor-
tuuity of investing profits in labor. The
South is impoverished aud must ecoromize
at every polut Every available resource
Wust be made the most Of, and Southern
men begin to calculate these resources
In this survey, it is impossible that they
should overlook their immense water-po
er. Beginning near tue sea at the North,
and gradually receding into the interior
as 1t pursues its Southwesteily course, a
ledge Of hard primary rocks juts out above
the softer soils of the newer formations,
and crosses every river In the South
The difference in the hardness of these
two classes of rock causes an irregular
wearing, aud produces falls at every point
at which this crossing takes place, conse.
quently, throughout the whole vast terri
tory, known under the general name of
the South, there is the greatest abundance
OF water. power in the close vicinity of
tide water. The great streams are navi-
gable for vessels of considerable size up
to tie very mill-sites themselves.
Besides this, the whole interior, being