Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-12
TEsE ''NSREgE GERMAN ENTERNA.
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We have been favored with copy of the
prospectus for this contemplated great exhi-
bition. received from the United States Consul
at Altoona Germany; and as a matter of pri-
mary interest to us as a community. in the
trade relationships and commercial intercourse
now in process Of being fostered betwixt US
and Europe, we give it at length. And there
is more than the mere interests of trade at
stake i'll these international exhibitions. 1t is
evidence, Notwithstanding the gloomy prog
noStics of many who insist that the world is
getting worse,-that the friendly intercourse
betwiXt nations is increasing; that softening
and kindly influences are at work in this line
which must eventuate in making the world
better. No one can estimate the vast good
accomplished by the first great London Inter-
national Exhibition, the origin of which is ac
credited to the late lamented Prince Albert
and ii as benefactor of mankind he had done
nothing else, he achieved vastly more than the
long list of vulgar sayers of their race, who
as mere conquerors, have figured since the
hood. Stimulating mankind to the production
OF those needed comforts which promote refine
mcnt, neatness and all else that DISTINGUISHES
the highest order of civilization, the inter-
course thus encouraged bctwixtnations hitherto
hostile to each other has been pre-eminentlv
IN favor OF peace and the best interests of bu-
mainly; and every friend of his kind should do
all that is possible to aid in all such mova-
ments.
We hope, then, in view of all these con.
slderations, that the great Fair At Altoona will
be success; and we trust that in the interests
and for the credit of our city. Baltimore will
be well represented. We have mechanics here
IN almost every branch of human industry that
can De named, who can compete successfully
with those OF the world at large, the most
favored communities in this line.-we hone
therefore, that the prospectus we give will
STIMULATE their endeayors, that our city will
Inquire handsomely and credtably upon the
OCCASION The time is ample for preparation,
let the contributions be ample.
t tionai rGspeG"s Of the North Genan Lerna-
h10u1on, TO be he'll at Ahona near Ha"b, 90; H.
months Of June and July, 1866 under The natrono@
eeo; n%tcsr g feahehae, Of NORTH Gelmany repre-
guaranteed fund IF 100000 marks O''''o' ''" "
Inc Noftn derman Exhibition will be International
.' ~ great EFFORTS are being made by gentlemen Of
uutrahtce committee to give it that nterestna
SnLdeler winch should ensure success thew have The
d eSt dssuIahce mat the Agricultural Mechanical
gnu Ihuusirial classes of Europe and the Irn;tai
states OF America will be generally renreSontnd ca
ms Great international Fair at
II me programme OF the Exhibition comprises Cattle
Farm and Garden Products, Agricultural jmnlements
and Machinery, Steam Engines DESIGNS fnor Eornn
buildings, Miscellaneous and Domestic prodpctS Of
the tar, and Articles of Industry used nroduced or
consumed, IN rural housekeeping and domestic life
Awards OF Premiums will be made in fJoIT Mr.
ohd Dronze :heddfs, ant Money, to an amount an,
proXlmate to $1,000 Marks sum equal TO near f3 do
sterling. For awarding Premiums TO Workin@ Ma
clhinery, such as Traction Engines Thrashine Ma
chnes Oil and Rape Cake Breakers Root and Cbaff
cutters crushing, Grinding, Brusing Mills; Ma
R me Distributors; Pumps Washing Sewing and
mtLhglng Machines; Reapers Mowers and Hov.
makers; Dressing and Winnowing Machines: Drills
llarrqws Clod Crushers Cuitivators and other
"urkihg Machines with the following motive
ppG H. % and Steam Engines; Wind Water
nc AT ohG2roughy practical trial will be given them
a. tiie Guarantee Committee can arrange for. and
S;SLriuicates Will be awarded to the Owner and EY
m @ OF such Machines to each in lis several class
in -, SWING detailed account of tbe;r Srnann 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as compared with other MoaL;no. "
h tnIii AT the same time ~ 4hachlhes oh
tioni ne I'm Ior space, catalogues or otbor
Altoona, and Georeee 20 70 Edward Kuhmann. Esq az
i''ee' or TO the Secretary |
U. S. Consul, AltonaM Gassn,
u T. SCOPES of this Prospectus NAV h. germany;
Thomas Brooke, Bookseller, High Street non oa Mr,