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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

The following characteristic letter was
written by u EIibernian after six years ex,
perience of American institutions:
NEw York, Dec the one, 1867.
My dear Mary. the darint Of my heart
and sowl, | am WE'LL But had the favor and
| ague; thanks he to God. wish you Many
happy New Years, and the Childer, and
hope you will have threescore and ten Of
them. We had Christmas here, But the
llaythens dom keep it like we used to at
home. Divil resave the one ivr said to me
Many happy Christmas, or Bad luck to you,
or any other Politeness. ] did not get a
Christmas box until was going home that
night, and light walking Blackguard gave
me one on the eye and axed me for my
money. gave him all i could about "a
score Of pounds. which knocked the siuSc
out of him. Dear Mary, They tell me that
the Nagur is going to he the White Man in
future; and the White Nagurs in Congress,
n public honsc in Washington, are going to
try the President for being White man.-
II thcv find him guilty. and there IS no doubt
Of it, for they are accusers, witnesses, Law
ycrs and Judges all in one, they are going TO
execute him, make fellow called toldtacks
President, and remove the State OF Govern.
mcnt TO II place called Boshton, celebrated
for its Republicans and sinners. Thin is
the same as the Reductions fellows, they
call RidiculcS, or Radicals, saving your
! Presence They want To continue heir own
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My FL Dorado.

built it in the morning.
Saw it rill in the misty air,
Float swiftly away on the sun.cloud.
As false as knew it fair.
| saw it again at noontide,
Reared by my restless brain:
And again the gaiish light warned me.
That my tower was built in vain.
Meath the somhre shadows of twilight.
My castle ruin lay;
1t died on cloud capped mountain,
Side by side with the liking of day
| drove it away from my fancy,
Yet it puzzled my musings vain.
To see so many castles
In ruins on the plain.
One without groom or porter,
Stilled my thoughtless hand,
And led me away to the borders
Of a far-off fairy land.
The gates were opened, II entered
The fair and beautiful realm.
Saw boats on every wave floating,
With no pilot at the helm.
asked OF the guard beside me,
"Why all this care and strife?''
He answered, ''the boats gliding onward
Are stemming the current of Life.
A shadow arose in the distance
In reply to my quick drawn breath,
He murmured the darkness beyond YOU
Is naught but the valley of Death.
And turning again in the shadows,
felt the touch of hand,
Which led me back through the distance.
Away from my fairy,land.
Twas only dream of the evening,
Brought by the waning light,
That left on my heart its footprints,
Ere it vanished in the night.
Yet turn ott-times from the pleasures.
That mock my useless life,
And seek for that tairylnud shadow,
Where cndeth all care and strife.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

DRMNAGE.-Thc draining away Of super,
abundant water, has always been a chief
difficulty agriculture. Hitherto the means
employed for getting rid Of it were imper.
feet. Now, however, the problem is com.
pletely solved. "Take this flower pot. =
said the president Of meeting in France
lately; what is the meaning of this small
hole at the bottom? to renew the water. -
And why to renew the water? Because it
gives life or death lite, when it is only
made TO pass through the bed Of earth, for
it leaves with the soil its productive rrinci.
pies, and renders soluble the nutrliive prop.
critics destined to nourish the plant: death,
on the other hand, when it remains in the
pot, for it soon becomes purd, and rots
the roots, and also prevents new water from
penetrating. The theory of drainage is ex.
actly described in this figure. liz.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

FINE INK THAT WILL STAND AclD. Finely
one gallon. Simmer in an iron vessel two
hours 'lhch dissolve in pint of water the
following;
Bichromatc Of potash twaNty four grains
Prussiate eff potash, twelve grams. Stil
fire, After simmering little while longer,
strain through fine linen cloth, and the
ink is made This ink cau he made for ten
cents gallon. It is OF bright jet black
flows freely from the pen, and is SO perma
nent that oxalc acid cannot remove it from
paper. No other ink will stand the test Of
oxalie acid ; hence its value for merchants
banks, etc.
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LITTLE NraLEcTs DESTROY F,rv Psor,rs


By nsglectiug TO lock the stable t,oop, the
horse was stolen; by leaving lot of rub.
bish !E the halnyard, one colt broke his leg
and another got nail in his foot; in ne.
slecting to spend half an hour in batteninr
mp the sbeeptol'l, a pair Of twin lambs frozc
to death by carelessly tying the bull, the
OF was gored and died; by ncglcciiug to
kill the ticks on the sheep and lies GA cattle
The sheep became poor, st1d their wool,
gave na wilkr and the lambs died, and fine
stock OF cattle IN high condition when they
came to stalls los al! their flesh before
spring, some were helped u? by the tail and
survived, while others were snaked OF by
the neck, a sort Of resribulive justice to heir
owners. always attached in some way to hu.
man tranSgressioa. - l'vmont Farmer,
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From Mrs. SARAH 2, PIERCE,


70 THE PCBLh--roy III" sake OF those suffer
Ing with Cancers desire to present my cSpcrirn
Ahphl NO years ago, SNAIL ,i;,r. l,lup aprcarrd
on my nGe At tin, pad li,a attention to il: Int
grow 50 fast that was obliged 10 c.nsnlt medical
aid Judge Of my horror nn1 surpliso when was
tnhl that had al mcurNhe :pncCr! | sppad to
the celebrated m Lesscy, nr Philadelphia, Who rro.
nonnced me incurahlc, hid tried almost every
10 die was aGviscd hy friend 10 srnlv to n"rtnr
Reynolds, Rising sun Cecil county. Nd VINO | was
told. wa The only person in tho country who nayer
failed TO cure Cancers Feeling my duty "a make
ono moro effort save my life placed myself under
his care. He uses no knife in his opcretio shall
never cease To be grateful TO him 10. his narvcld,
cure, am now in the host Of health and feel No
anxiety concerning return az my cancer lwill
chceIilly answer all letters Of inquiry, and nIily
describe my experience. SARAH r TiFHf'F
Rock SPRING. Cor county, Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

CRAXBEEEIrs. Allow their weight in
sugar and add water IN the proportions Of
half a pint to two pounds. Boil the syrup,
and when well skinned put in the berries
and boil till clear. To make q sauce Of
them, allow only three quarters ola pound
Of sugar 70 one Of fruit,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

FoR CouGu. Roast large lemon very
carefully, without burning it when it is
thoroughly hot, cut and squeeze it into a
cup, upon three ounces Of sugar, finely row
dered Take spoonful whenever your
cough troubles you. It's as good as it is
agreeable 10 the taste. Rarely has it been
known to fail Of giving relief
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

FINE INpEuaLE MARE!So INy. Nitrate
OF silver, one LAndred grains. Distilled
water, one ounce. Gum.arabic, two
drachms. Sap green, or indigo one seru.
pie, Mix. This is .hs finest quality Of
marking iuk made,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25
!, lDsTOR'S NNIaCE,

In tho "Ntat"r Of nnic ! ID late II West Nottingham
t"Nn'lip ia ho r"unN "itcr and state Of Mary
land. AID al Jacob lob late of Little R.tain. (nnr
Fulton. township, in the county Of Lancaster, and
State %. rcun-y lvaniN, dcr"i-rd:
WIZ kl.A~, nrun the petition # EiWu"d pnvS,n hv
his GuHl'ia ,cph II. HASTINGS setting forth I'm, +
Daniel job late OF West Nottingham township in The
county ri Cecil and stat" Of Maryland, drrd in and
10y hi. last will ami c.umcnt, devised certain trart
of land situated in the township Of West NnttinyhaIn
in tlir county" chester. AN! stare Of Ponlsvi, wanna
containing fort acres oI land ~ los to his sou
Andrew dob III tee: and if hc should die without lawful
heirs then to the three Youngest Of tho Istatn
or r survivor Of them: That the said tract 1T In 81 was
sold IN the lifetime Of the said Anii"W lon. ny Ehcr
WorihnGpn Treasurer of tl,r.,e, county for certain
ri sail lHrl II SAID sale Tor taxes afterwards sold the
sam" 10 jacob Job late of Little Eiian ,now Fulton
township III Lancaster county who by his last iii and
testament ordered his executors to sell his rial guI
personal estate. except said tract purchased aur-
St Of which Il" desired the aid Andrew Job to retain
possession during his natural lie that the said trlrow
job is deceased and that Doubts ctvtIs,ur rcSrrr
inG h" validity of the title IN 7d iac he made ~
tho Executors ii the said Jaru3 .toh deceased under
Tie powcs conferred Apo: them by hi> >Gid Wit: and
further setting ,tN fiat the said re, estate. is ,nnro
for the sale thereof the Court appointed the I'M
'orsiGncd snor I" tax" prnot If tic facts and cir,
cumSaHrcs. ami report the with vi, upinion n, f.,
The pIoprtrN ol granting The prayer ol the petitioner
Motto" Is accordingly given. that the said Auditor
viii 81 "t the rin,r I'll his appointments NJ his once
in West Chester on Thursday the ;iOth day Of January
instant ~ ten "co' X. NJ, where aud wh.n all parties
interested may attend ". T. h,HBFH
Jan Is ~ Auiitrr
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JAMES BLACK GROOlsE.

ATTORNEY At LAW.
Offers hs Professional Services 10 the pubic Oncc on
Main street, OPPOSITE National l;suk. Elkton. Md.
Jan I, tS.i2--If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-01-25

rnor Tow5 pscomhor III 1884,.
Us, dQSEFH RElNoi. pS-}lt0r Sir.l hereby
'eruty THAI had Cancer on my Lex and Only had
and that ! tried several Physicians, but found no
relitt. amer Using y"0r r-nedy for about th-ce
weeks, Tie Cancer was r.~&ovej aul my hand Is
now doisg well know Of several o'horc rscp cured
by the same sgep'y. Gratefully your>
CHRoNoMpI- II. ALEXANDER
Dr. 8 remedy is mild ana speedy. He may be
consulted at the Hotel oi John A. Thompson, Ia
Rising sun, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY Of aSeh
pcs u, lssl~W''
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HOUSE AND LOT FoR SALE.

49,. The subscriber W.! ci' ri irlra.e sadie, hon.
+ NJ HOI-" amt l"I ei.jgstsd at Bay View,
.til; Coed c"Warv NaN Wand. 8 miles from The
III III r.. ". q i. Ealgon't containing one aNd q
4-'s1's'- ralf Acres Of Land; frame JWltttNti. IL
py 90 tHet, t"p STORIES "Ilh dry cellar and Kitchen
attached. Il Ley lG feet ono and half tories With
Pump near the ,;r5r Mo. eta5ilnc aHd other out
buildings on the prcnli g, Tive Lot contains a
variety OF ruiz !ro17 n full --erng
rR.ih" location is we'll suited for Physician or
p-!soo who - .7n.a 10 engage in public Gusino--.
Possession given March a5th, IsaS.
TERMS EASY. Argly 10
MRS. LYDIA NORMAN.
Ian !. lsGs--3w lSar View l. o.
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An lrislhHlsan's Letter.

written by n IIibcrnan after six years ex
perence of American institutions:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

tretcr elmer frrnt3cn Want niGt sui4tdet.
S9dbrenc bI5 SUIT. Gomtte ncs cen,
artliionilln llatcrbauies, iptltes ater ben
Statue son @iarglanb 8eri6t eraatten fpG,
lih his mas rem GonareB,NeJeat ssrtagt
pat, egtldrt Srdnci5 SbcHas burh cine GIN
Ien1unR in Der SUN" b1S ste 4n9abf, ais
p9 Ra5 btidsse untcrfsapnas GpRtts ntht
Ittnc Slli9Una firr;, orsnOlps Jet. Gr lti
pteinttr gang cagit etHptrfansen uRS tptrSe
ietn Sctcs aar5teten, suH W6rStane cine re-
publttlnilhe Ste~atsruRQsTprm iu 0tben."
E5pnta5, Der bfn 4, @pnarsBbesirf stR Wa,
rg!1no p%trirttt, II Gin tn Der @01e o,fRrbttr
TaCltaIer obslcta er fr06tr al5 DtmsFrat
tt @'G"ssrntu!5aeac BON WRy9lRQe bttlsie
%. $. S9lei8, Der 9raFpent Der .no,
,lenal yabpra tlulpR,~ pt0frleat Die guadbt.
o1o Grmtc btr gunion- tel letnem ncll-
!lleen &tlHbe 01istn9pn'g rem General
Butler bic baIrtsc 8udle6r 3ur Spe1!e3aB.
lung crtpfcblcn BABE. G4lpis laa!: .Dir
'tNC ntGt ac1cn cine Rhdftbr ;ur Svgic>
i1Dllh3, dbcr mir fnc ba1cgen, HaB man
1eeg91npt aus @ptB urj SLIDER @elp mabt.
SStt pollen ouulAiteblt4 rinea 9ayieroelb.
hlbcn."
-Nloor u. salts @lp5T6ttn, ais Teyt.
1leeGpll'itcr rec 3. DttrtftcS son Wdryllns
'iidt.5t 5u iptraer fplcR I'm Scr, ct. : e.
late gut ltin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Gnrnn1iidle GnheLnndlridiErn.

Sarts, Is. Oe5. - Der ,Mpmteur" be,
pdlert, hap 5ptlhrn Der Surfet unb @riedrn>
Ihnc bic Setnbistigteiten dlsaebrpcbcn linp.
opf bort er, Rap Elm ~gemteinlanes 3ul1nl<
menptrten Der arpBen Md6te bic 0arer bcs
9rud,eS abfir3en birfte.
&pnbpn, Is. 0c;.- Die ,Qpnbpn 81.
rlea" lit ii ei1tnt 9lrtitel lber zen btpp1lfe6ct .
pen Srte9 I'M Srieit her Meiluno, ran @rte.
aeniano rer angretfenpe She'll lei, MIL e5
letne S6tt1e fecrpert bat altf bic tiirtildlen
arte8elttfe 6euer au Seten, ipenn b~ielelben
perli6en, ie etn5usplen. germutblih aber
perHen bic @rrbmd6te cinen lplden Orud
Guf bic &e9terung IN @'ben aue(lben, bus bar
Srteoen ihnell Ipieper bergeitelt perten pirb.
rStahoaro" nrb pStar" Ifretben ben 9tus>
bru9 per 6eineielisfeitrn I'M Orient Der Sart,
rddtsfett Der eurppatiAen Md6te IN Der
AutreAtbaltulB pfS ltatlS quo bes pttpmas
ntihen &eideS gu.
Cine eretde BON G~onitantinppel tetrft rem
@ricden boz, bab lte Die 5etneirit0feiten Be.
9pnnen baten. Sic be6aaptet, Sae in benz
neuftGm See9efeAt I'M Mr1ipflaaus bic
DGrbii5" pen erIten SGub abgefeuert Sat. 0os
tlrfilde Sriegsfhtf erptperte bas Ssuer nit
Gfrct, unp Die pGrpii6" iudte un!er BEN guf,
iparo tbrer 90n5su 0ampftraft nur 70 fdneQ
ais nibglt6 ben 9afen BON Spra su erretfen.
Die pGroitS" ipurDe ntebrere Male aetroffen,
unb TOR @tat uno ibr &auMfan9 ,purpen tart
brffdet9t.
Genfnnttnppef, Is. DRY. = Ga
miro ~off.teil atgefinct8t, eab Der Sltltan Be-
BAT, bic an @rteNenlanb s~etelten
5pIeerunsen Sa er3Iplneen.
Cine Slette BON bier Sreaatten it 9etern
tdf bern ar6tpela9us absefe1elt.
gpnepn, l8. Ge5, NteRss. = Sclsenee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

gen. @rlnf NIT ictn,n Sfgbe bier
fB Bra 55rettda iibrr in 6InrinnaG "nf ,m,
rgtilc am gfbrnbs nTh gS1chi, ,t,, ,hh % SS'
Ibn ypm N21SSr onarEnfsns r'SSTFs snttig HSr ~ ~.
rfIra mics prr @rGSSr,i rntikic -, NJ wi"
Sm Cgtr1oN finn, ' ~ Sr,i T., W Matt +,
CucDt gcrrufencn Sm'le bSS I Gtr1f i T1ES' y, ~
eir,m ,grrtNf, tmiibrm G,sNsin1eNii, ifen ,n ~
ttRer Iicbs61T26c inrhsi en- S mif,Iien T Sr,
! QcerereT W1mrnE Grrn tSntriI -" nSss,,y,S ~
wnLcc, 0"" "'''H V"""''''
Ser 0,rcl ,torer 9o,r,,,r, e,,r>o ~
8pltpn ycrbSfirt nrif he t;,r -' Gs;,, 80 ,s ",
In pcm S'6rr 1nNeT , tn ~ , sriht.h ,Ts"! ~,
S-nu1r ocicifer GTr1tI1fS Ivy, ',,y;S ~ o,, ~, "n
IgurSr, ~"S'4"'' ~0"'""N'''9'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Ser Shifting Mlnrh III @Litnhrlnhin.

Sn 9Dildpelp9ta belNafttst ne 6fmlit6e
9fufmertlamfeit it6, fat altsfdlieBiih aae3
&noern, nit rem @rGjehs be8 Ipitdea' fbrn
@bepaayee, Der Grmprbuag Ger 6rdu Sid
dngeFtagt. Ter SAL 1T pbne ,3ptifet ne4
frtih in offer @eoddtniB, Bis 3um Gam.
itage bate man eubtit mad 2.ta9iaen Scr.
9cbltdlen 9erfuhen bic SurY Spafdnbta,
utO Der @rO5eB wiro UpGl beute In pplent
@ln9c ithn. Ga8 @uRIifum ideint geneiat,
re A%ngetld3ten ais idulrtg an;ulcben, Gb,
gtt!4 pte 9reRf tdgIi6 fodrlt, pteiem 80rur>
t9eile spr Dem &bl4iuft hes Drp3eTsg frinrn
8prftiFt 81 geben. 0te @ertbet6tluna base
aNh ibr Jte4E, gebDrt Su foerpen. Man pirb
I'D, ertnnern, bar pOr elmer 0pdbe cine Qns
gabe cirfultrtf, RAP in Der Wcypnadt spet
%peroddti9e &erfcnen has 6uu5 Der g8iitpe
Sill perld6en batten tInp nan auBerbem in
Nep, Serie9 anpere 9tripnen Serpddtiaenben
Snpisten auf bic Spur 8efonlmen lei. So
btele @nAdbrn Ormnp babrn, mus rer @rp.
5eB aufflaren. Blb bic cirrulniianticaen
8etptile tn5pii6en feer grapirenb fur cas
&wit9ea'iGe Gbepaar lGutrn, If nidt ab3u>
llugnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
GpIitiyd,e 9fnti;pu.

= SIN Wafbtnsten Sat pas Alasta>llnters
luAarss< Gsnttte BEN riiitiaen 8eianeten
grptstc mitgftbetit, Rat &c tn Sttuna fri.
Glge ey..tl &prllpun9 fonate rs rem Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

9ub(pn-G tt9, MS. 0.0es.-1 Der
&rpSeB 5ptihcn ben Ailptte6 Der anerican
vrap9enctI gpmfan9 fam geitern pamit gum
pprIaufBen IbiGlub, baB 8tdicr &llbripae
IN cen Sanplun8en pcs betidgten @ctgentrin
NtGta finoen tonnte, mas cine Grtminvl tlnos
mctipirte; CT mics pnber bic yeBrcre ob uab
ptrriea bic 9drteien an bic GiStl9erthtr sur
S4ltttar8 tDrer 0ifferrn;en. GS wdre iebr
III ptlliEen, bdB bic Sarteten N btefer Nf-
fltre ttt perit1not9ten unp pdpur6 tte Bill
TIE zines @tabItiltmetts, nelhe8 prm bout,
lGeh unternspmNn9S9etite unp beUti6cn Sc
ittfe 5ur Gbre 9eret&t, ME mrntg Anpere,
ntGt 9efGbrbrt mIroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Sn Wep,S Orleans mulpe Ypr Sur
sem etne Dame in Wdnn5fieitern ber9aftet.
Die pprtt9e v9reIe" berihtet lber bteie Ser,
ION tpl9enOes NdDert: DOte iregen Graqens
Mdnnliter &leteuna 8erbaftett mar In 9Ses
netuela bon retden Gttern gebpreu ltrp In
Paris erjp9en. tSier perltebte lie Iin In eis
nen lln9en Dtdnt bon gutter Salltilie, nit
rem tie betlnlth. perTtdtlt fourbe. SIN her
Mttte Der Sltttefppben fam tDr Galer Al,
rltd, unp ultjufrtepen nit tbrtr gertetrd>
lpultg, brddHte er ite 9epalti1m 0uf einen
Oanlpfer unp nabnl lte crit NIT nlb q.
&bpn1aS unp BON bort nah 2Qgua9rQ. Der
@atte fol9te ttr nit oert ndhlten O1mpfer.
allen, pd CT i'd tbr nidt ndbern fptnte,
trat er in bic b%raltliantfte 9lrmee uub fiji
I'M 8atnpTe 9e8tn Paraguay. &urs nadIer
nuroe eth Ttnp 9ebprer, unp Der 8ater Ger
llllgfn SraI ltarb Dor eini9en Mpnatell.
als finitge Gr6tn pertaufte lie aaGs Gtaerl,
tpuul llnp retle mad ben Sereint9ten Staa,
ten. !&urs pcrber bate ie Ron elmer Snptd
1ertt Gin &eSept seternt, selhes NIT 9ewig>
eelt ebplera une pSlad 9Gmtt" furirCn
lpute. Ste traf IN etnem S6Gpner IN 96ts
laoelpbta Gin, fcpbnte einen Mctat In eilerl
Setel une ptffeBte fir $1,000 0ertb Ota>
nlafltet flf $500 mt Z 9rcient 3ttlen
auf etnen @enat. @it bielem @eloe lieB
lie 1900 SlaiIen ibrer 0iebtsm anfertiaet, |
ie Pam mao giep. Orleans unb retfe
,ann felbf pdbtn alb. gpr her Mbreile alma
lie In pie Wcbnuna elmer Sreunpin unb SER
iiH bort etntn pplitdnpt9an 6errens
1prt ltes ie aud, TOR Slim aurld,
lie fur mebrsre Monase peiTn 8pt
Ielp ppraasbesab.tt. auf eem Camper |
iie Die 8efanntidaft mcbrcrer 01.
men, Die fte idnmtltb fir eiuen Germ biels
en-. tebsr5eu9t bon ibyen ~Grfa6unsen in
Rsrp,S orleans, bat fta pie 8htran9 t6res
wiseer anseIest unb bic barmber>
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gleneIte aabeIkeTiMtr aus Nnrppn.

ltNhtttS OthuIlpLtttUlI utts VlLupU.
Spnbpn, 10. Dtjbr. - Cine D.peld.
ats Sart5 melcst, cap bic RA6rtht, !Sebart
paida babe ben grietstfben Osmgfer Gro.
itS" Scr Spr1 in ben Grunp bpbrtn lafen, i.-
Der ettSteaen Ytltatisuns entbebre. Sie les
ten Oefeibcn aus Gpnfantincpel %tefGtiaefl.
Gap 9pbdrt galAa auf @nfuhen res fran
5bffHen Ipmtrals Int gr6tselaes einaersil-
ltgt BABE, bic ~ferntren 9tfeble ptr 9fprfe as.
%3uparten, ebe or seSen bic D9tpiiS" pprsebt.
&pnbpn 10. 0esbr. - Die Infdbtafe!t
Der Srpbrddte, rem Gpnfitt ;piltben ptr
SGrfei urlp @rtedenldnb III serblneern, Bat
III pen Stuan5frrlien 9rpBs5 Nibbetaoen ere
re9t rnp auf pte SDrfen cine nttperorIdenb,
@irfuns 9eabt. Die !Saltung Der franz,
9re7e mGdt bteS itdattpn nGG ultbebdaitGer.
Die bieiige prsfe bringt in bte Grpsmdhte,
al tbren gtnfu6 sur 9~eltpGruna tes
Sturftts aufsubtttet. Die dllgemeine Nn>
iIdt tit eie, BAG SutIanb, lelbft ipenn eS i'm
nit ietnen aeueerungen ntht Grnt pGre, in
Der Gage fem ipilret, ~Sriehenlanb iraenpTel>
te matfrirIle SdIfe III Itilen.
9efb, 10, Desbr.-0ubwta Sfplutb ipor
ppr9eitern unp 9eitern bier mo batte NIT
Srdn5 Deaf LANCE 8elprthun1en. Or er.
tlnrtt, plttfr ben sbpalteneen 8eradltniGen
tetnen bleibenren SIuRntbattsert ntNt in
Hn8art netineit 5a ipolet.-gs fdnpen feline
INNER seartste Dsmcnarattonsn tatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Nepdrf, Ms. 10. SrSbr. - Gun
8lhfsthl.) Das ftnf Tpnate alto Sin6 eis
ler Sran 91tbGrtnh SaaS, al, Clinton Give.
nue. ~ipDbAbaft, ltarb ,geitern in Sploe her
S%erleBul9en, tpelde eS papurd erltt, faB eS
ppn et1em flntabrt9cn Map6en bet Rem
8erIude, CO IN feline g6ic1e SIT le0en, IN et-
Ncu nit Detbem Watirr %9rfulten Q~8ait9fe0el
9eipprfen tpllrpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Der f0rbtBe &ePraieutant pgn
a.-9r. S9p}er pon &puiiidna
bat tt4 cnpIth pes f~arbt8en Grpraientanten
@Ienarc mBrnpmmm unp pehrn Qlrcrrptitpr
cem @pngrcle tiberrttft. 8rppmal son
DsnnlY'panitn unp dnbere R%nNttdlr, tpaDrs
tbetRlta itb tbres ttSbertgen cpnlf1Cnten
&etraBti6 ihGmtnp, baben tGltrBtt6 IN ius
Spltpmm snptr 0etlr ithpcut fartt9en Gple.
gea pOR gputiiann eend5crt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

IN StrGtnten trcfen pGtof 9artcicn
8orberettungtn our Syganiia,tcn, nm lbr
Wetpltt btt rem ndflen5 ftat5 ufinpenpen Re>
reHftruftipn5ipdblen oeltenp 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Dcr O~nlerttdntihc Gtrt-GOnul tn 9re-
men bcrtdltet, Dap ca5 anrrtfanilhe Shif
IS. .. 9atten~ non 8ltb III Mi0ine an
Der Ne'ermanbun8 s~frIcrcn Acoangrn let.
Der Captain rQbnt, rap 6r. Spe4E ptr
ahlertEantlhe @cniular19mt III Bremen, ii8
Rei ttner @eIr9entctt nit g1pEer Wate NM
raider gerGitWiat8tftt gegen bic G8lfbru.
dtge1 bGnemmen Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Stlbfper9ttluRg rlHe8 @r3s
tes. Or. Sla1t Cummings, 9au5arjt
Ger Getottt 9l9penilrN, itarb Trrtta4 IN
2ftp gorf IN lftnem 81uie, Or. l53
DIT "a. Gtrebt, rntrr fptgr0rtu rntdn.
Psn: Dr. Cummings, rtr an 6arter 9(tr,
penauT1egun8 lit, bate bte 9erc5nbcit
sur Stnperlng PCS uebcl5 fietRt Dpirn Dior
pbtn 3u nebmet. &m 0ieRtag &Dgnp nabm
n cine ttorfsre 9prt8, ais gepBbnltW, nm
le9te ,tA 6u Bette. lin 10 ubr wuroe CT
Spn ieuler Wirtttn bepuettoB gefunpm unp
ltdrb trps rer bei,en dr5!IlGtn S4lie i'm
EGufe Der Nd4t. CORNER Glntnn Dttlt bic
Eethenlfau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

3r. Rec utlp N erflart pte itnt uutcrs
9elg19bcHe 2Ibf4t lctnrr 9teiigaatipn fir
grunplp5,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-02
DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
A Substitute for Calomel.

These pills composed Of various roots, having
the power to relax the secrettons Of the liver as
promptly and efectually as blue pin mercury, and
without producing any Of those disagreea.e or dam
gerons effects which often follow the of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence, they promote the discharge Of vtiated
bile, and remove those obstrucsions from the liver
and hillary ducts which the eause Of bilious anec
lions in general. .stsa
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick Head.
acheand all disorders the Liver indicated by saow
skin, coated tongue, coNiyeness, drowsiness, and
general feeling Of WEAKNESS and lassitude showing
that the liver is in torpid obstructed condition.
In short. these pills may bexeed with nd antage in
all when purgative or alternative medicine is
required. aa # 2
Please ask for DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills."
and observe that the two licensees of the Doctor
on the Government stampone when in the last stage
OF Consumption, the other In his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price p cents
per box Principal office, No 10 North 9Th street. Phil
adelphia, Pa. General Wholesale Agents: Demaa
Bar q Co, 81 Park Row. New York; lance,
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