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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

RsnovAL OF An Oh LAnDnARK.-Soms
ef our citizens may have Noticed that the
little old wsathsr-beatsn frame house on
vest side Of Main street, just above Fourth,
10 being removed. Some importance 10 A.
tachsd to thst ancient donisils os accssn,
Of age and associations. Il has been 10 exist.
sncs some twenty eight years, or more, and
in its day has seen many change, and
some stirring events. II Was originally
built BY gentleman named wstmore, and
at the time Of its erection was one Of The
principal residences. Subsequently it wa'
occupied BY our prseent much esteemed
fellow citizen, @. G. Blood. E'q.,-then fs
miliarly known % "Dsacon" Blood. Thar
he lived with his little family, and in ON
of the rooms thereof, taught the ineipisn
DAvsoportsrs in the rsdinsntary branches
Of sducation. II Was not High School
nor yet what 10 termed "Grammsr Schesl,
but good school it vas, and therein not
few Of the then rising generation cemmsnc
ed their tiresoms march up the hill Of sci
sncs. subsequently,, still. it became
meeting house" unto the Episeopalians
and b il remembered that within its wall
the fir st Episcopal meetings In Davsspor
whrs held under the rsctorship. W
believe Of the Rev. Mr.. Goldsmith. II Va
there also that the trial Of that reverend
gentleman was commenced, ,-hs bsins
charged with unepiseopal conduct BY th'
Rev. Mr.. Laudsrback, - our old settlers viii
rsmsm bsr. It is also recorded that the %
eussd adjourned the meeting to the Cour'
House, whore be gave his aceussrs . mos
scathing rsbuks for their tsmsrity. Thougt
able his defense, he Was Afterwards depose'
BY the Synod. The old house has sinc
been used Is school house, dwelling house
&s.. and has at last gone the way Of q
heuses-to ruins. Thus. enc b enc, th'
ansisat laadaasks rass away.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

NWEkr POTATOEs FOR SALE Yellow Nan
~ seinrnd R.rn ide and brazilian. at Moline Mr.
ssrv. RI lut-. also in season.
mChli-1iwSwst NM A. mol RISE, Moline. Ill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
Royal Havana Lottery Of tuba

sV Conducted by the spanish 0ovsrnment. =
$Sln.oao 10 cold drawn every seventeen days. Pri-
ses cAshsi aud information furnished. The highest
price paid or Doubloons and all kinds of Gold and
SNver TAYLOR Z CO.
fssfl diy Bankers. 16 W all St, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26
Only SIG

WILL GIVE YOI CHANCE To OBTAIN
w Fortune Of saa.syo IN France, Smith 4 Cos
KENTUCKY LOTTERY, drawing the middle and
last of each month during the wear is6e.
Send your address for circular Addreea
FRANCE, SMITH 4 co,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

FnscKLss and tan removed and prevent
ed, BY using the deliciens Hssperian Balm
for the complexion. Price only ht,y cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26

Mr.. Walling, Of Bremen county, len 70,
home few days since. in such p,or hsalts,
- leaves his friends With but little hone O,
his recovery.
Senator Nssdham 10 also afflicted with
luag disease. The bad sir and lack Of ven
tillation in the legislative halls have under
mined many stout Constitution, and made
inroads upon . COED set Of lungs. Thss.
balls are in fact but slight modification Of
the "Black Hole" Of Calcutta.
Tive Of the hitherto silent members :
the House have been induced to forsak,
Zsno's philosophy and have held the foo,
frequently during the railroad discussion
johnson, Of Cherokee aud Orr, of Boone
These gentlemen acquitted themselves Wig
orously end we'll. Ar. johnson, sspeeially :
fought for his thinly populated distric
with great energy and effect.
At one stop Of the discussion there WAS Z
speek Of war impending. Ons ssntlema,
resented what another had said, and avowe,
himself ready to meet any demands ,ha
might bs made upon him ''outsids thss
halls." TIE resented gentleman disavow .,
70 meet resentment, but, il the party Re
ssnt:ug wanted TO meet him anywhere, th,
party could have the pleasure. Whereup
on the speaker called them both sharply 4
order and they set down looking daeesrs
l don't think there 10 any danger Of . due
- the Constitution disqoalifiss duslists from
holding any of'cs. A penalty hard to b
| borne.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17
LADIES' TRAINS.

1t Is not known where the following mani
fosto came from, but 1t is cmphatically good !;
GENERAL SupERlNrEsnESr's OFFICE,
May, 1868.
Rule 1. No train after this date, will be
made up of greater length than the height
of the propelling power.
Rule 2. In coming; down heavy grades,
Church steps for instance,) first class trains
will move as rapidly as safety will allow; but
oil accommodating trains will proceed slowly
and stop frequently to allow people to step on
the trains. Caution, however, is necessary in
starting up while people are so engaged, to
prevent accidents.
Rulo 8. All trains TO bchcld up at crossings
All empty 'flats standing on the sidings' a,
the time should be switched of.
Rule 4. When three or more trains ore pro-
ceeding in company, they should always move
side by side, and On no account whatever
change this position. Trains approaching
from opposite direction must keep out of the
way. This rule is imperative.l
Rule 8. If 1t is desirable to attach "aat'
to moving train, speed should be slackencd
and signals given by bowing. The "aat" will
respond by throwing away its cigar, twirling
its mustaches, and elcyating its hat The an
swering signal is smile, which signifies
couple on;" after Coupling" the combined
train will proceed very slowly-very.
BY order Of Fashion, President.
A La MODE, General Superintendent.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17
EVERYDAY PHILOSOPHY.

Hans Patrick G, Connor, formerly known
by the nom de plume of "Beau Hackett,
contributes the following to the st, Louis Jour
nal: ,-,
Never insure your life for the benefit of your
wife for greater sum than ten thousand dol
lars. A widow with more money than that Ii
dangerous legacy to leave posterity. q.
The "game of lie" is very like game o
cards-time deals, death cuts, and everybody
waiting for the last trump. -i
think men drink in crowds because they
are afraid to drink by themselves. 1t requires
. good deal Of courage to stand up alone and
pour glass of whisky down your throat.
II man is without enemies, I wouldn'
givo ten cents for his friends. The man whc
can please everybody hasn't got sense enough
to displeaso anybody.
When on acquaintance says "How arc
you3" and rushes by you without pausing fo
q reply, wouldn't, If were in your place
follow him more than mile to tell him wa!
well.
A convenient way Of testing the affection o
your intended is 70 marry another woman. Il
she dosen't love you, you will find it out i'm
mcdiatcly.
There are some inconsistencies in this worlt
that Iina't exactly. y.understand. Everybody
is anxious to get to heaven, but nobody Is in
10 hurry aboutit ~ r y
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17
ANECDorE OF GENERAL GRANT.

During tue Petersburg campaign of 1864,
several privates were engaged in unloading
barrels of ''salt horsen from transport at
City Point and were in charge of a Lieuten-
ant ofa New York Regiment, who took every
occasion to show his authority. To one Of
his abusive remarks one of the privates made
reply, whereupon the Lieutenant administered
severe kicks to the offender, who offered no
resistance, but continued on with his work.
A Short thick-set man wearing slouched hat,
and rather seedy officers cloak, who had
been standing by for some time, hereupon
thrcw of hiscloa.i and coat and proceeded
to help to unbad the transport.
After the tisk was accomplished, the officer
donned his ioat and cloak and asked the
Lieutenant, i "a very civil terms, his name
and regi ment s4...lsi slias
''Neutenat---, Of the New York
Volunteers. By what authority do you ask
such questbn2 ,'aa'G4s
Report yourself Immediately to your Col.
onel under afest. by order Of General Grant
for cruelty to your men, and remember thai
abuse of priv4es by officers Is not tolerated
by tho prescni commander Of the amy" fc-
Piled the "thiik-scsp officer, lighting Z cigar
and walking sbwly away
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

NEAR San Francisco is restaurant where
the proprietors are compelled to exact pre-
payment for meals. Recently stranger call
ed in, and ordered soup. The waiter brought
it up. set 1t down, then held out his palm.
"what for?" inquired the stranger. "Pay,
SIR" ssWhat! before cat itP Wait till
get through" ''No, sir; we want pay b.
fore you eat" '.tWsll, that1 never doi when
Igcs through with my soup l will talk about
pay.n THAT won't answer; / want pay
now exclaims the waiter. swell If Yor
can get 1t before see fit to pay, let's sec you,
be replied, holding on to the plate, and com
mencing to eat. At :his the waiter whips ou'
|of his pocket q large syringe. inserts tht
point into the soup, and empties the dish be
fore the astonished man can fully recover
from his amazement at the strange proceeding
Exit waiter in triumph. z s'ii0T0l2XIF Z
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

Lorrr elevation of mind is not Indifferent
70 the Wants and sufTerings OF those who arc
below himi on The contrary, as the rariisd
air Oi mountains make distant objects seem
na6ser, 90 sfc oil the fellow beings brought
nearer 10 the heart Of him, .
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17
She @ag,n,csb,.re' !
The atauaeshay
OUR HEROES.

. Cheers cheers, for our heroes,
Not those who wear stars,
NotithOsc who wear eagles,
And leaflets and bars; .......-
We know they are gallant,
And honor them, too,
For bravcly maintaining
The Red, White and Blue.
Z But, cheers for our soldiers,
Rough, wrinkled and brown;
Tho men who make heroes,
And ask no renown;
Unselilsh, untiring,
Intrepid and true;
The bulwarlS surrounding .
The Rcd, White and Blue.
Our Patriot soldiers! f
when Treason arose,
And Freedoms own childron %
Assailed her asfoes;
When Anarchy threatened
And Order withdrew
They rallied to rescue
The Red, White and Blue.
Upholding our banner,
On many field,
The doom OF the traitor
They valiantly sealed
And, worn with conflict,
Found vigor anew.
: Where Victory greeted
The Red, White and Blue.
Yet, loved ones have fallen
And still, wliero they sloop,
Asorrowing nation
Shall silently weep;
And Springs fairest flowers
In gratitude, strew,
Der those who have cherished
The Red, White and Blue.
But glory immortal
Is waiting them now
And chaplets unfading
Shall bind every brow;
When, called by the trumpet,
At Times great review,
They stand, who defended
The Red, White and Bluei
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

best GROCERIES. All Of which they propose to
sell at the very lowest figures, depending on the
quality and cheapness Of their goods TO gain
Give them call before purchasing elsewhere.
and they will prove that the above Is correct.
Room In Allison's building, nearly opposite the
Court House, Waynesburg. fl,6-u
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17

II. W IIIJDIN1 OIbs
EspecIally invites call from his old customers
being satisfied the prestige Of former deal
ing will be sustained and that now, as Of
yore, the tastes of all will be pleased
regarding prices and quality. EN-
brace the first opportunity
and give him an early call.
ay-Room formerly occupied by A. Wilson, Jr
nm gi8s-iy, D. sHIRK.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-06-17
2yeonesSag, gas,sc II, 1893.
DRY lGupds.

n" oiANDA' NE" ''o"A'
NEW sTOCKl
county Is respectfully solicited at the new stand
P. AXTELL & CO.,
Blachleys Corner. opposite the Wright House,
Just been received, consisting Of
DRY GOODS,
U..a. FINE WHITE GOODS
FANCY GOODS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
SPRING sHAwLs st
AND BALMoRALs,
EMBRoIDERIEs,
NOTIONS, GLOVES.
HOSIERY, RIBBONS,
vslvets, Parasols, beaded and plain; Ladies' and
Gents Hats in various styles.
&C., &c., &c.
ss-A nne assortment Of everything In our line
| always on hand-ea
awe sell at very reasonable rates md dea
alike TO all-te
COME, EXAMINE, AND BUY
p. AXTELL & co.
May q. '6s-Iy
|GooD NEwsi
AND NEW GOODS
D. SHIRK,
| Now offers TO the publ
The most complete assortment OF
!
| Every thing In the DR.
Goods line ever brought TO
An, ., ovo,v vor,e,,
j
Hat, ,,r Man and Rows
hals io' NIGH MI" Do'''
| ..
Il Ladies' and Misses Boo'
:.
..
And shoes, unsurpassed In
i
Muslns, Delaines, Cloths,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13
Die lStcbicuhe.

SrD3, N.~y., 10. Iusut.-1e hlrdt'
bare Rinperpeit, bic 70 piele 8erbeerunBcn
unter ben @istbNreen bon S1tnpts tlnp an,
oeren peitliden Std1ttn anserthtet bat, 1T
aud In bteiiser @ceeac erftiensn. Sbre
Serteerunsen baten fh Bis iett duf Green
bulb unb 1rngegenp beihranft, tnpeFen
srstft tie tntn,er mebr I'M lih. Der critic aur
&enntnib sebrdhte Sal ereisnete ih Dor
etipa eiuet WcAe. Man farp cine benz 6rn.
4ifea sebprenpe Stub tpbt duf bent @etbe-
phase. Grit alaubte man, Der 8ttb tabe lie
eriGlagen. Son bieier @etnuns tam man
tnbeien Suriid, ais am nahfen Sage cine
,weits benz !Srn. Mtfen gebDrtse Sub, bann
cine brittle unO sierte freptrte, bis er idliebltd,
adt itiner &ate auf ieide gBeift einbaete.
Or. Atfens III aber Der ein;ise niHt, beiea
8teSifanb BON Der Seuhe beimgefuGt ipor-
ben III.
IS baben nod mebrere TT ter ltmecaenb
tprtne1pe 9erfonen gieb pertprea unc IN Der
pprisen MpAe frepirten ettr1 IL 8ite. Die
aranfbett Der 3btere paucrt nur einige
Stuapeft rne vas etnStae bamerfbare SYntp>
tpmt tbrer Grfrantuns 1T cine leihte 9ta-
tuna ibrer Haie. Menn bic Rnd,t anbriat,
!perben bic Sbtere benz &nlhetne nab beiier,
aber am Mpr9ea inbet man ie tcst In bent
StaGe.
Sn ber bieifsen epsalitat baden bic tSbtti>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13

Gen. Srans Stael ipurte aunt pratt
rcntcn hes teutlten gentral>8rdnt" II. eei'
flrs@lub'S ertpd6lt. ~
Der gtd(tbent fol- it6 entihlcRen ba@
ben, Gle lest i'm Sipeu beietensea &rBteruns
cen ats 2eeale anSuerfennert.
Senator Sprasrc BON Eb..S., Welt
tebscr Sonnabeno auf elmer rep~ublitantihen
@erlammiuus in Gu8uld, @ey cine Neee,
nprin or ben @er. Grant rem D8rbBten Wtarn
hes 3eitaltcrS," rsrDber ais NapCleon Der
Grite II. Grpmmel (8ater) t%uiarnmen," stdu>
icnprQI rteDr mtrtt al8 SBerrtant Sberloanl
3bpmu8 uno bic 8anse &rmee m%ttettanpcr, "
Il. {. 10. lannte.
Sopaer 8latter biGtcu tbre Abpnnr'
msn!S beptnst, IN gSetts Bprnt, IN Der S8etIe
an, pas bic neuentretencth 2ltpnncnten IN
Safe ter Grp1bltng @rant'S urS Gpltar'
!iGt8,-im g8tpri9en atcr Spa gu be3aHlen
baBcn lplen. .
Gjcn. 8unbc8s anwnlt Gparts Bat mil
ben EerbDrrasenpjteu 8ehta9eleDrten rel
9~uupesbauptt6pt iber ren &pGthS" Gdli
COMPUTATION 8cpfo9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13

guy lAl l. -. 4hlhA " - S@pF' %oiNN
pber sem l. Sanuar 1867 BIS ult. Rdrj
1858, IN einem 3eitraume BON Is Mpnaten,
$l60.s56,000, D. b. int Surdihnttt NM
natlitb ubrr 10 Wtatpren pper tdolih
$32,0 900.
Gsrrbprttannirn's Soften fir ras Griees-
9eSartement betrd9cn incl. @enlicncn mo
1ltlth nur G NfiQtcnen une ielbit bic 9leiten
Srlen bes rpessn isiner geridwenpune I'M
WttiiGrbienlt beriiGttoten Srantretd'S be-
laufen li6 mpnatlih duf nur Mn9efabr Z
Rtaipaea Dollars; bon benz iparidmen
preuBen gar nttt su reeen, pas fur feline
maGtige arrtee I'M Satre 1867 MIR 20
0tidipncn, alp ntdt gang az Milipn MO
natlih peraus9abt tdt. unD MIR sdtict mo
natli6 srgca IL Wtia. n1tttcn I'M Srieren
unp suin llntcrbalt elmer @rntee, ttren SIN
satl nett binter etncr Setet her %eenanrten
europ1iihen Sthutsn Surltitebt!
Dies iinp bic Srlid,te rapitd!er Gertralr
tuns unb Ntlitdr.D cfpptte.
@as 1T itbpd raflr bic Stctlun9 I'm.
ierer Mrmee CUR berrlhenpen @artet?! 2ai'
lel, mir Sen MuSiprun ettes ber%pprr1aenper
| unb etngcweibten MilitGrs ipreden. Sn Del
Nepe, pelhe Sen. Blair @nfat95 eteies 0fp'
! mats III 2eapenpprtb, &dtfds, 3ebdlten Bat
finpet iih eune iebr t~reiftnpc gtmertun9 ibe,
bic 5tettuns unierer WttlitlrS our rdptfaler
@drtei. gliht bic Sampdtbte nit Den @runo'
idsen Der Sdrtet III eS, pelde bic 0enerdl,
@rant, Sberman, Sberipan uno 10 ptel
9lncere an biete feiielt, ipnSer1 pds initintttp0
gepuetlttn Der Manner les SHWertes I'M
Der rcben @eipalt, pab u bic Yclti;f cine
%artet, beren Griitenj BON Der llntarlcfun!
Der Majcritdt unp etrer belppt,iden Ser
itaft Der Minpritdt dbbdnat, loren milttGrt
iAen Sdlenten unt Sneltnattpnen ben er
wanidten Spielraum ~9epdbren Fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13
Nntitfn.
Seute fineen bic Staatsp,

Seute fineen Die Staatspablen In Sen
neFee itatt, uno tperoen Settet6 Der Oertotra>
tic erpbe uup brgrltpetc 9pinunsen barau
s%efnupft.
- Der @crfhfa9 CUR Stetlais BON 3erdS
In stpei pper ltebr Staaten bat InldR 3u befe
tiaen Debatten itbcr bic suflnitigen @rensen
ber neuenttebenhen Stdatcr 9e9eten, pbSrpar
in 9rtasipe 4ielbt bic SbeiIuns warn befir'
roprtet iptrp.
- eOberridisr Dupent IN 5lrrtsd BAT
an bas 8clf ses Staates cine MpreiIs erlai'
fen, IN pelder CT bic HeepntrutItcnsatte ais
uneeesli6 erflart.
Sn Der ppr9cfrteen Commissioning
fprrbe %beiGlehen, Elm @irfular In 8e3ug auf
bic aerrdtteten 3uitdnpe tint Sloen urtp bic
Sruppen > Reautlittpnen uerfhiebener Sou"
Yerreure b~orttyer Staatet aa srlaiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13
ttH{erc Mrnlte.

Die @pIen Res Stie9saspat:cmsat8, ceren
ipabrc 60he Tic 6iaancirrs &c. 0egsnpartC,
10 arrll 4tltuiAen m6dte1t, Herctn trpS aGtr
piCier gerunnn9cn ntht fleintr. ST ItIo.n
at6t ctsielHen IN ejter Hete, wel6e or iitnaf
~ Wtnautle set1lten Bal, SeItubt dut amt
ijhe urtunbrn bee @puternements, ipte fplSI
an. Ole betrusen, nit &uslhlub Der Bay
luh1en fur Yen(ionen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13

grOber Sberbant>g8 ieHerberaeGlef
gum Gutfcruen aaer 9autletben
uuS Reini9en Der 3aut.

c,t.r her eiosrlfTncr btsfes orisdrai rem gubli>
nm #S3-t.st, II or pen teTtn Grfclae bel 9~tbariasr GE'
Tsnsuns in uettI ttrftHnuna NIT ssr SeeFau@sasrsi
iuro spltcmmen ]iter,eugt. S5 ut tetne Y ntdRSftese.
r." wv Rc,,, az snt,rppt uub ntrraeu 'ApH ten Ter fnbet,
terSSsrn lat fS ster vote Sabre gpue aaG 9'tg,erferm
ocn Der grtFe unt rbne Zen Wuni4 pm SttsH r.
EtnrnthHm,rs, tdnttt Sele III vtrtiercr eurdh bic etja@-
riiT,o rtctcr her ahtbarler @IrgCr Wrierer Stdht INT M
irrrs Staates pcnGuf tsrdtlt I. gntttsr ulit,a tel@btn
mir una dGf einige Ittfilte eerltlreN. Steahem 9as
Wittcl 1T rem ieSttn Ytrr 9aht'h GRATIS EhItf Titif
J0p6ltottafetts -Nrnat'en uHr On SnriSttuet Ntrit'hetf
mprccn IN, rat her Gjleutbbner ui' f%rth8cGe2 SeL,Is!'
luusCn Qitcr. relhe tdrdus Nugen lee'pAeh, ta'p t"8s
GS bsift urs cntitrnt Sliitbsn rher StHnen dIf
Scr G,out, HPitcHcr, Scpfgriuc, ardpe, Ntict'
fricitL zal,HuR, Nautauefs,idae HLler ART, bUitiI
G,ois, 9ierprtId,mcr,, grone;, Gucttcbs, Sriiji
muuerr, pffcrc G%jeicb,piir e"'rprciie 8tRe, Ser'
rtattdruscu, p~craitfete !sout, 6frpphe!H II. I. ~.
G;cbrdrd,S Gtn'ucintng. wan BGss tie IThrttn
Gfryerlttitc irNb unp Atentt faritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13
9as Wieuer gd)iseufelt.

Die 9Dtener 9ldtter iinb ansefa1t nit Be-
f6reibunsen ce6 Setsuses am 26. Suli.
Gle r~tetnen, bae Elm 10 farbenreiHsr, lebens>
frtiher Set3us in @ien nod ME geieben
irorpen fsi. rrlnb fpas iasten uniere @diie 2"
trast bic UNeue 5reie Yreie". rSbr rlrtbeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13
Son, sgep. 6. .. Sensau,

Mtt.Rebatteur bes rGbrtftan gtrp.
%utefe" IN pbttabelpbia.
Ser Gebrau6 rrn 9uaaup's Deatidern gittsra tut
mir entideren cut 8ettah. resbalb ID es FUR r,sine
wsl6e an adsemeiner Gnttraftuns reer aus u%nrtrnun'
oen In her aebers Z tdtisteit entfpriHsenten leteln leissn,
il smptsblen. auiriGtis Sur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13

Btiitser hes pteriten pennfalSan den
aatsr@eri6tstpfcs.
,pbilaselptta, 2S. Gpril 1868. Sd bstradte Suit.
lanp's eeutihen Sltterr ais cine IT ertbpplle ars
sen / bel Serpauiuss sSsiApertsn pser AppetitIpiis.
LETT. @us cissner G%rfahrtr8 fam i'd eapru 3ea9nis
~ablesen. N6tunGspplit her Sbri9e
Sanies xbompipn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13
Nretfe.

5uNaub's Deutfder Bitttr.r pro 8la(de.....$1
s- Sian ysrutiauine rpi6t, ben artitei, ten man
,a,ft, senau 81 prifsn, eainits ntaa aud ben adten Be.
fpmmt!
aaerparts bel appttstern unb arSensitdnblern ~ b.
beut Goa. %, II pit.j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-13

,Or. SadIon I! Dcrtber Scrr! Saui9 bat rt0n mid
atIaefsrsert, meinen gianen uutsr @mpleblun8en per-
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litteit pSn Dr. sui Nv mS's1snti6en gtt.
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men 8anthe, pcr su8sn babe, 10 nei&t i'd tiesmal ren
metnsm i~cniisea @rnlieiass ab mn eradt i'sihs srlt
mstne Z 6wade teS Spfems tefpnters
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fenbes mnb wertbpplles pr1Parattt.--
rplrs er, woran i'd nidt S~reifels. Oensn. bic at ben &C.
pannte, llCbeln lsieen, eiue ere6e 2ppblttdt iein.
NhtuasspClt SIR \ y. Acnidre,
s., uutsrtalG Gpd!es'S traee.1
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sra 81 II. ReIHer.
gsin SER! So babe fett larger, tern S,sT SaF.tr
ON 80 aS.r.., Mcr,ie fottfn mid, 1T gebanhiuns,
ti,,sh ,,,r T irssgTwsiGe %so.mtcrunB AZ l6afen. 9cr7ela
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lit ID ]tcfunpcy5 6siria; i'd go tt %,9ft0a,S umh,Sn'
Njdd, sintn anAtiebcncn Irjr NJ StatIf, @clnnr mtlMtH
XIII Geb1nteits, rtps mir irtoh 'rnenripcihc 3nlte 80
S%srltaftn. Gr %atoub!e, ID ttafie nj6t l1n0e nieFr e.
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lam rtiie Gus g,N.rm6 bPtm Sa bplte tA MIR flnt
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ispte iejren @cbreuG fort, uu0 Ter Gftola var 4AsE'
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GeUaltp ii7 lie geirIidntstt Sbres graparnteS ab UNI
ci,pttFic rs alea nit 9autieitcn @epI0Gttn.
SIR aufrihtiocr nid)are 6. Wtaipn, 'en.,
Ft. 81, GlssHtEbfr., Baltimore"
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IS ii zine rtdt wcamleunnshSe Statiadc, tnf tic
sole Salfte hes weiblidrr lbctlts %liricrCr @crrIttrpnG
ser, nm ibren eiacncn W Mtsprrf ~ N%etraidGrl
lid uie mob. %tennest". sic lthe TRACE, lnllts,
cine Gner2ie, 1t6erft nerves uHe pRne Appe.
tit.
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nereen turt ben Geuub zines her Mtusl frlfii8, Dtt
pttsen Nrisnetet heiish ieHeN 5al ven Ibiebrana unS
| Gut!raimn9 %uniebibar.
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S6padpe NIB s%artsebautc !Sinse
Ettcfdte.


Ctsrrtdter he's pbcrRer GtHAtFsBe-
rid tshpfe ppn grnniplpaHteh ldretbt:
rpbilaPclpbta, 16. MARA 1867.
Sd Hnss in srflans,s 81 ssptlasm g!tts.n f IL,
lNte6 &raftiBung5 s. Aitt IA tel, tdS ~pelPheers rel
Seirsu Ter @erpauunBs. w Sraans auseril alehd
n ane osasn S~6Dpite unS Wan9el au 9terprn' 1hdtt8
lett I'M eelirme ibr rrbltbatt9 Writ. Iufritti8 DER
Abrtae 8cp. W. ISppeipafe.~
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SSitteru peer pieleS IpuicumS

eIn Gltrir fnsrn. mc!dr. neues 2eteu In ibre abern
trGulelt, III e~eNiicn Nia6e bic ! battrott NIB hln Urge
tuu juaeupltbere 3eiten mtGtcr Re telt, hen cnae'
linfeneI 0crperbau wieper auiritt,t uno ihrcn nCb
uFTiscn Sabrep @tiuntHeit Nnp @Ilt psrIelbt.