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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
COETON'S SELECT FLAVORS

Or The CHOICEST FRUITS AND SPICES
Their Strict Purity, Delicious FIavors,
Onr1vaied Strength and Great Economy
are attracting a trade from Lovers of Choice tiavors
which 10 without a Parallel.
The great secret of their success, is thew are the trus
rich f0rors Of the traits Of great strength.
Ex-GOv. james Y. Smith of Providence, n.
L., says: " My wife pronounces them superior to any
Flavoring Extracts she has ever used"
Ex-GOv. VIM. A. of Connect
icut, says: g For a long time we have used them, and
find them very fine
DR.. j. G. Holland Timothy Titcomb), author
of KATRINA. &c. OF Springh cid, Mass, says: They
are tn, : tandard in ali this vicinity"
Dealers treble their sales with them.
At wholesale by Geo. c. Goodwin & Co., and N. 6.
Burr 4 Co., Goston w. H. Schieffelin 4 CO., New
York. ui6eowIy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Ane<lca and Foreign Patents
e.. So. EDDY,
S0LICITOR OF PATENTS

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agentott ae u Patent Ofce, Washington, IN
der lie sci ofl-Ss-
MOI state So, oun0s.le Eiiby 81 BOSTON.
FTER an extensive practice IF upwards OF twenty
= ~eass. continues TO secure P7tentS IN the United
States. also IA treat Baaoia, Frame. 7Hd ofAer ere n
countries. IsVeais- SiscIaoatioEs. Bonds, Assignments,
and an Paperq.cr Drawings toT Patents, executed "a rea-
American and Foreign WORKS.. to determine the validity
sad utility Of FaicHtS 3f INVENTIONS. 9gd legal and other
sivjce rendered IA all iastters touching the same Copies
Of cF-5ms Of GEv atcHt.sraiS-ed By EeasitlRg one dollar.
assignments recorded "a Warrington
~ Agency IA ne United States possesses superior IA
cjitieS for oa,1in'Rg PstentS, Urascsrtainlns the patents
b.Hty Of inventions.
E3ariDs eight months The subscriber 4athe courseoIhis
ilr-e practice made, on Wics-Tsjsc'sd appHoauors, SIX
rE1S <reE,ls every ons ct which was decided m AIS
favor hy nc Commissioner Ct tateHtF.
r"l~TF1D<i1Lr.
II card Mr. Aldv as one of tie most capable sn
~lcce~-tai practitioners with whom ] ave mad oGsci
iHts.co2tse.' CHARLES AA>cN,
Commissioner Of Patents.
.tIhaver H. Meditation 4 assuring inventors tnst they
znd mnre capable Of putting their publications. in a form &c
secure for them an early and favorable consideration al
the Patent ORce.'' EDMGND HTRkE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
- liz. 2. i Eddy has made Tor lie thirteen apolica-
t,a.s. on Ill hut one Of (which patents have been granted,
D~3 tGsi - now pending. Such GHmis:aNshie proof OF
great talent snt N~iSsy "a His part leads me tc recon
tents. a. tnev may be sure Of having the most faithful at
trntaon bestowed an their cases, and atvery Reasonable
- F"2N
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

"ET WORKS. Hal : SzsAEiE."
lave YOU Headache Use Rennr's NsCic on
Have vou Jootnachs2 Use Reune's Magic Oil
E1ve ycu SeuraigiaE iss Rerne's AaEic OF
tfsve vol Rheu mStIsm5 C~s Eenne'~ fiHsic DI
Have vou Sor- THTaats Use E@nHrS tisKic on
Eay. lon <ri.ficas Use R-ane's ai-aio Ntt
Save yaa 4 EruIs-5 - ""t : ..aeit ~
Have you Cramps: 1Se Meme ta+' ~
!TRvs you ChaierE MCTnus- tfe Rrr7-N ? pti
Have N.l L.amenez-S Use Heuue's Fla-lc Oh
This 10 me Best Family Remedy, 90 cure ali kf~Gf q
Pain You ever tried.
il : clean. safe and deIci0u, 70 use. AMI Il goa uFe It
faithfully, 1t Will do you Good
Directions on each bottle. Buy il OF the Druggist OF
Merchant where you tsdz. II they have Hot sni i on
hand they ~lll send tor IL. It your reqae~t. aHu reit ycu
the Genuine Reune-s Pnin-FNiiIi = Magic
Oil. at the msnufsctureTs lowest prlre At r.tsil-
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
Ptt-deid, Mass.
ny sold by Druggists. Ner hsufS aud Grocer
MontretGer, y K. BRONN. Wholesale anj Retail
Worcester J. AEBOTT & son. -rFscyie"p
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Eqs STOOD the test Of gears
J6Jorc tee public: and no prepGT-
osjoR FOR the E0jFI . Nct boen DIS
co}rJ-cf that 3riH p~!'o1THce the same
6e.tIEjci0S results. 4 - ar entirety
.e3E scientific discovery. coB35tn-
ing n}03tYoJ tie most p0tcciIH ~ 4n4
f~S~tor0ftre agents "a the FEEEi-
ABLE hISGODET. TfVoSfcFeS GREY
HAIR 70 ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
fJG COLOR. Ii 9ltGHeS The >CGi2
W.iife and clean: cures tf-s2CtsfV
AMI EtSl3OFS. ant toiiIo@ out OF
tIlc hair: and 3CjU make Il gIoiU
aDcH 0uFR heads. ccccpt tH EcFY
uyeI persons. as az furnishes tie
nJtfr5Nce principle 6B sCHic.t thc
hair IS nouFiShcd Glt1 S1tpp0Ffe4.
II makes the Hd5T moist. Solt. 0?i6
rIo~SH. and as H3lSatJp0SScn o$ q
II - ID II z G. 1t IS the
elleaDe>t preparation ercT offered
fn fbE n,HIfc. as one bottle 3CiiE &C
conpTiSh more and last longer
Ran three bottles Of eng otaeT
preparation.
NJ IS recommended ami .tSe3 or
tie First Medical Authority.
The UoBHeJJiH results li'O0iifccG
bu ON. SfcfIfQn Hair ReRctcerHdUe
induced 210nU 10 manufacture
preparations for the liar. UItdeF
TCFiOuS names: ana. fR oItfeF 70
induce the trade ana the p;f6ftc to
purchase their C-0HfD0ts3dS, uteH
hare TeSorTeG to J~aiSet0Od, by
claiming they scere former part
nerS. crhu4 M c-GRAectt0! tc{ta
our -tfr. HuU. uI3tt their prepare
ton 2~Gs similar TO Ours. 10 not
be 6cceirett b3 them. PrTchotSc The
oFiginGt: q has ncccI' get been
egUa{jed. our Treatise on lie
Hair. gcith cctffc0fcS. sent free
bv ntaiK. sec that eNci bottle has
0nr pirate EeUc1aho Stamp 0re9'
the ton OF The bottle. III others
are limitations.
R. P. Hal G &c. Props, Nashua, NH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

SMOKING HAas.-Ireceived new idea from
Mr.. Locke in regard to smoking hams. Let
the the hams remain frozen and wrapped In
papers through the cold weather. In the
sprine, smoke your barrel by gradually burn
inc Under it, when inverted, q bushel OF
cobs. then rinse the barrel with warm water
that Is to be used in making the brine For
100 pounds of meat, use ten lbs. salt, z qts,
molasses, 2 ozs. saltpetre, with water enough
to cover the meat. Scald the brine, skim it
and nut it with the hams, packed in the
smoked barrel. Treated in this way the
hans have the taste of smoked meat, with
out smoking, and will keep, like other salt
meat. through the summer.-Cor. ~. f.
Earmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

This is the only Life Insurance Company
chartered by the state OF yersnont-is managed i,
Vermont zen. and with Vermont economy. TAeIaws
OF this state are more ,ber4i, aad protect ,hs po,,ey-
holder more fully ,hsn fose %, any oinsr state. in
tti, Company, On ne -uuende. Of the policy. ali IN
insured, not over any years ct age ~hen insured, are
entitled to a "~Paid-np Poicy,' IL east the s4m
paid, alter three annual payments have been niade, such
Paid-up policy 10 ne payable when the original policy
woulG have been ii coatinued IN force.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

auoSc rae CALvEs-Jim Smith was a
noted auctioncer. One day he was selling
farm stock. Among the articles to be sold
was a heifer, very attractive in her appear
ance, and consequently Jim dwelt quite
extensively on her many eAeeiehe.e shs ~, I'M y
:. Gentle as a dove" Thereupon a long slab
sided countryman, whose legs were some
twelve inches longer than his pants, approach
inc the heifer and stopping down commenced
handling her teat: Bossy. not relishing such
familiarity, lifted her hoofs and laid ''Greeny
sprawling some ten feet of.
=. There said {" jim" '' that shows one
Oh nes ceIf to come near her."
"Greeny " meanwhile picked himfeif up
and giving his bushy pate a narrowing
scratch. exclaimed "No wonder, when her
nwn calf has been beating around her all
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

Ieav. Nontpeliera at 2,40A.E., 500. u 3,5 r.y
and =, IL :. n.
Day Express leaves Boston VIA lowell at co . =
for Huntington, St. AIbans, Aontreal, Csdeusourrh
and the West.
.tTE.1rI leaves Boston via Lowell. -tT,o0 ~. ,us
Lawrence and Fifcbourg at 80 A. ". ~rsIlgdeid at -
a. 49,. for Burlington. and -. Adams.
trccHaODATrO~ IEAIS leaves %ugha-if a. 40 - .
for Burlington. Rutland. -. Adams. Hou-e's Point.
NIGHT EEFREss IasTsl leaves Bellows { 1llsarlN 10 ?
u receiving passengers rom Vermont valley b. r..
leaving New York 5r -. IS p. ~. and from Cna-IiIa L.
r, leaving Boston al 80 P. VI. connecting al Naue E--
er junction with train leaving Boston ~ 800 ~ .aor Bur
Tfneton, Rouse's Point. Mon'realand Oad=H-e4sEh, con
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains forthe We.
Sleeping cars are attached 70 both the night expre>s
trains runfin between st. Adams and boston and 81
Alhans and Springfield.
Through Tickets tor Chicago and The Wet forssle ~
lie rrfncipalstai.oHs.
MERRILL, Supt.
-. AIh~ns Nor- 20 rsrG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

STEAMER OR Cooking grain Tor
cattle and swine Is certainly the best sub
stitute for grinding it, and the steam APP
paratus has a much wider application than
the farm mill. So that for a farmer en-
gagged in common mixed ~husbandry, there
can be no question which he had better buy
a steam boiler, in which steam may be eco
nomically raised. all kinds of grain, roots,
root-tops, hay, in fact any kind of hog or
cattle feed, may be proftably cooked, even
if fuel is not cheap. The question of the
profit of having his corn ground if n farmer
has a good steamer or boiler we cannot now
answer. but from what facts we now have,
we are induced to think cooking preferable.
We know very well that ground corn Will g
a great deal farther in fattening pork OF
beef than whole corn, and that cooked meal
will 60 further still. We know also thai
cooked whole corn is of a much higher feed
ing value than raw, that it more easily di-
g%estible, and more palatable.-Amer'can A9-
ricuiturist.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

Bran FOR MILcH Cows.-Piain bran or
ship stuff, says the Stock Journal, is one of
the very best kinds Of food to increase the
milk. 1t is not fattening. a steer should
not be ~fattened on bran alone, and a cow, if
led on the best of hay and bran alone, might
fall off in her yield, unless her strength and
condition were kept up by Indian meal u
stronger food. If there were anything in
which there would seem to be no strength
it is bran. the mere hull of wheat. 1t is no
stimulating like brewer grains, and can
certainly do no harm, if il does no good I:
and vet any farmer who will make the exper-
iment, will fnd-or, at least, We have found
that a COW being otherwise Kept in a prop
er condition. her yield Of milk will be very
considerably increased by giving her twice 4
day q feed Of pure bran. The fact is patent,
although we are not able to explain it. If
there is any one article, which, while keep
ing up the health and strength Of the COW,
will also increase. the supply Of rich, healthy
milk. in our experience it Is cotton seed cake
meal. We have found this to have a great
effect On the milk secreting organs. The
cows al first do not seem to relish it, and IT
should De mixed with some other seed, but
they soon come to like it, and we have never
seen any bad eff cts in that way.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
Sraln q DIN z = O II East

Leave Montpelier 3 IS. -, > = p and IS m
Mail Train leaves -. AIbans ~ $50 :. NJ aud con
nectsat Burlington with he Rutland Road. ut whit,
River Junction and Bellows Fails with trains for Boston
Worcester, Springfield aud with trans on Passumpsit
X. r.. arrives at New York Al 10 - p.l.
DAY EvPRs.slsaves Montreal 1t $50 u. Et-Jrhn
At 10 = N. oSdsn-burgi - 90 ?. If. lodge 10 Malone
leave 81 IL \ m. Rou-e's Point st 10, $ = .. ter Boston
&C, arriving in Boston via lowell at 1880 =.
NiGHr ExPEEss leaves ogdeusbur-h az 1879 p. y.
Montreal AZ 80 ?. ~. Rogse's PoiEt - > 30 p. -. -
Joan, At 80 :. n, arriving at Boston at SO a. -, l5n
uecuns al Bellows Fails with Chesnire r. a. fgr Boston
and Worcester, and win Vermont Valley Z. Il. TO
Springfield, &c, and arriving IN New Yotk At 1850 P. 4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

Comprehensive and Practical System.
BY Edgar 4. Robbins, Professor of tae Piano
forte.
This work meets the daily requirements nj the Plan
l.t. Il combines Harmony with those nssble
PORTS recommended by ai eminent .nsste's t"r daily
practice, aud - $ a. syste natlzsd a. 70 readily inparf a
knowledge OF The art Of understanding AID executing
tnp difficulties Involved in The piano music 80 ali the va
nous schools It - likox4Se al .Wt ! - Al plAS ers, from
me oeginn : TO the flushed artIst.
PRICE S4.5a.
Mailed, postpaid. Oliver Dtsnn 60, Publisher
Il MAkhingtnn -. Eoafnn-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
EEsE PLANO FDRT <
UNEXCELLED! UNEQCALLEDt

UNENCELLED UNEQU ALLIED
=
The Standard Book of Instruction,
Employed by the best Tenchers,
TIL Best schools.
The Best Conserystories.
AMI ali individuals who desire II chisin Il Thorough
and Practical knowledge Of Piano Playing.
Thirty Thousand Copies ara sold Yearly.
ana H. a no eKaFeerstton TO say, thata
Quarter of "a Million Scholars
HAVE 81COHE ACCOMPLISHED PtANISTS
~ using tins Book. r. - adapted alike In the Voungest
and 10 the oldest; TO TIE beginner fr hrt lessons, and
10 the amateur, for general Practice sent post paid.
Price, S3.I5. Oliver DfT~oN x 90. Boston.
CHARLES II. nIrSDN & a. N-w- NofS-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

TESTIMONIALS
II Tseard Mr. A4dy as one Of tie most capable sn
~Icce~-tui practitioners with ~h"Di ] ave hsd oGct
intsrcoafSe." CHARLES MASON,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09
MY Invention is Patented,

and I am aow ready 10 sell rights for Towns, Counties,
or States. IN TWO DAYS sold the right to thirty one
~caiTyueR IN tie IOWA o1 Elniose-uot three da rymen in
the town but what bought the right, or say they want It,.
Among the number VINO bought II are. David Coos. Esq.
4. v. Ke'leV, Esl- L.. Il. DlIy. Esq. Siaj. L. NJ. Grout,
$. :. 0 instead, Esq, and twenty i've others in Elmure
sious.
In Worcester, the FIRST man to whom the patent was
CONTRIBUTIONS Kelley, Esq, bought tie right for
the whole town.
:. g. BAILEY.
Elfnore, .AaE. Esos. r3if
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-09

R. P. Hal G &C.. Props, Nashua, Nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
Nadlritteu ans Merifo.

RepsSrlednS, 6. Suit. - Speben
liefer bter foleenbe telesrapbtfde Hdhrtbten
aus Der Saupttabt WerifD Gin: Der Genareb
bat f11 bis gum September Sertagt. Der
cbertt 9erittstof Bat NIT I geaen 5 Sttn,s
men Suare3's geaebren, bas Miniifertunt bes
&%usparttsen in 2erop Be Sejaba's Sanren
su belafet, ab9epieien. Die Sppciitipn trt"
umpbirt; fe betrattct pielen Aft ais etnger-
bammunssurtteH Der Suares'fGm Ypltttf,
unb elmer Der &idter srtldrte bislelbe Dor
Der 4bfimmung fir falih. fhpaf. trauris
unb Serberblth fur has 2dnb. Wdn fprid,t
tart baSon, bab Suares abbdnfen tperoe, mas
aud nidt untpabrfhetnlt6 1T. Bel Sdtte,
bun9 res gongre6eS b~eelidpinfdte Der grd.
fipent bic Station iiber ben 81 eriparteneen
9rttren rnb Der &ube int Qanbe. Die &egte>
rurts erbielt Nahridten Ypn gueatan, rap
bort 700 Mann tbrer 1ruppen an etnem3ase
btt9efdlaftet ipnreen unb tsb her adn3e
Stdat aueretaro nit &usnatme Der Saupt.
ltabt, bann stele Stdote In guebla unb Me-
arete In @etpalt Der vY~ronunetdeps4 fint unt
iih seaen Suare3 erfldren. Gen. &tpera Or
gantflrt feline Iruppen betnabe I'm Gngefidte
Der 6auptfdbt, unb Staot auf Stapt sebt 5u
ttm iber. Der Yhrsertrtes 1T unausbletb-
lid. Der @clbfurs In her !Sauptlatt III s
per fmsle, unb feltf III, btelen Yrets fein @elb
III tabtn. Die @efddfs fpfen aGnslth, bic
Observation-Disclosures perlaHen II fdlea>
Mig dls nbalth bas 9anb. = Gen. Ycrfr'p
Dtds Der ,3alunftsmann" Wertfc's, Bat TIM
cine MISUNDERSTANDING nahsefuht, la CT
Der R%esisruns fern bleiben ipia. CUR Inter,
tperfuns gueatan's atletn ipireen 5000Dlann
faun aenisen, unb bic 8eaieruna Bat feline
9ruppen 3ur Dispoftlcn. DIE 8ebenipn In
| StnalDa III mod ntht eriofter, unb tngiore>
Often 1T Der Wa0enaufaanp ausssbrcHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
MuS Der Gunjtmett.

(Wew>gprf. )-Na6 itattttihen @ufseih>
nunaen baben bier in benz 3ettraume Don
1850 bis iest Ill perlhiepene 3tedter be-
ftanpen. las erlte Sbea.er fpurpe In HaI~
fauRr. int Sabre 1850 eebaut u. erbhnet, i'm
Sabre 1853 9eihlpGtr. Ods 1ltcte, bette
benee Ibeater 1T bas alte 8sWerss Ibeater,
Sas I'm Sabre lS45 erDfnet purpe; BAUM
fclsen tem9llter mad, Niblo'sG areen ls49,
Waldd'S 1teatre 1861, Olympic Sbeatre
1863, 9rDdbpapT beatre 1864, NeuesEtapt~
tbeater 1864. SanSran;isco Winfrels 1865,
Sony Yalpr'S Opera . lScuie 1865, New>
gprf Sbeatre 1866, Ibeatre Trdncats 1866,
Siftt @Senue Sbedtre 1866, 3bedtre co
mtaue 1867, Sbeater In 8anSart's Muieunt
1867, @tfe's Spernbaus 1868, tposu ndh>
items nod Booths Sbeater btn,ufpmmen
pirb. IS brdftnten bon 1850 bis iebt 10
Gbeater db, 76 fpurpen 9eidlpfel.
= @pelaibe Gilpri bat bis lest In @me>
rita In IA Rplen $40 Mat NeIptelt.
= @ht bent CAMPER y@eretre" spnSaSre
farlen bic Iitslteeer Der Opera 9cu6e an,
ipelhe 6r. 9atemai, fir feline rdtite cation
In Niblo'S 0arben enaa9irt bat. Is fthb bic
@rimappnna Warte Srna, bic Sdngertnncn
!6enrtetta &pfc, Garnelta, 2emrtne, Scnati
unb Dcftntans, bic 50. @niac, 0arbi9ndt
unp Sutton (Ienor) Srancis (Sariton), Sr.
DaSpr (@esi1eur) unp Sr. DennerlY (Ha'
pelimeiter). Die6 1rnppe ipirp fib beisit'
BIOS In SfrnbaA's rglaubart" i%ntrpbust'
rem.
- Pint %. b. 81. fnbet Int veSpenparf"
etn bon bent Ssern,D irtsenten 0rcscurtb u.
Shauiptelcr Stietel a%rrangirtes r8unfler'
Yirni {" nit Gpuaert, &unfipiel unb Spe,
(,Dte &eaimentstp6ter"j itdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
Sta0t Baltimore.

Mpr8en fnbet III unferer Stabt cine Z D
TAFT; es gilt laut Boridrift Der
@elesgebuns bic i3uNtmmang Der Siraer-
iHaft Su her Mussabe BON Gtdatsfhulpfttt>
men bts aur &Dte bon l 0ii1ton Dollars fur
ben 9au etnes Yeuet Rdttbauies einjubplen.
Dab Der Bau cine Notbpenotafeit fur unfere
Commune 1T, tpirb @temanb befretten; nnr
mug er etnent fdbtaen Serantpprtlihen Plus.
ihuGe anptrtraiit tperben. Die Watl tptrt
i~ebenfa1s bic i3aOtmmuns Der Burger erse>
ben.
Cob fant seiern tabter aaf 140T bis
14O5s. Der. ct. Sler 1885; 5. 2Oer, l.
Scrte Lib, 2. 1l1H, 3. HOY, 4. 1881;
7.30er 1881. 10.40er LOT. = 8altimorer
Staptietier fur 1890 97%. - 9tte reat-
arirte pirstntihs Sbltaattpnen 47H BIS 40.
= MtHourter Se@fer 81.
Der Dampfer rWDreefer", Capt. S.
6. @rabam. trdf Spntdberc Nddhmtttas
bon 9tYerpppl mad elmer @etie BON 16 Gasen
bter Elm, III, an, Is. Suit lehle &adfatri
bdbtn an3utreten. CT brd6te 4 Gtidfdfer
Giftnpdaren fir s. q. Mbtttn9 & Comp.
/ Ditto fir 2)cung & Seibenfrider, 3 btttr
fir q. Wtgpmas, l stttp fur getr. Maden'
ale, 18 Ditto fir 6. Senftns & Sotne. 13
btttp fir Rprts 4 aeibsl, 3 atafn @anbels,
glitter fir 9tomien & 9icf, 6 rittp fur @.
$. Srppn & 8ruber, 3 eittp fur Stcamann,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
Die tDniernatiDe SDlOatelts unS See~
ItannS. Epnpentipn al Nfm Wort.

aIIUNEIE IuVs
Gefem uni 9 ubr gprmittasS %ceriammel>
ten it6 bic Gplpaten unb Seeleute auf
LINTON Squars" unb marfbtrten sesen 1000
Wann tart unter rntbufiafiihem 3urufe Der
Burger mad bent ,GcOper,Snlitute." 0pr
y Eantmanp>Sal~ bon benz Subel peS gpl.
les bearubt, brahten lie ySpt8" auf San-
cod, gbaie, Yenpelton, MeGlelan nj Yrdi.
Sobniou aus unb traten in Die Safe Elm, NO
cine Ginlabunss.@ hrsie Der NattOnal Con-
pentiDn perleien tparb.
9aS &eloluttDnS>G pmtte bertbtste eine
LANCE MtreGe an bic bempfrattihe R%attCnal'
Convention Elm, ipprin is fid fur biele nnb
sesen bic &abtfalen ertldrte unb Sancpd
3ur gtee. Yrdfpeniur Sprlhtdst,
Die Convention pertaste Ith BIS beate
Mtttags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07

Stnrt9s & Comp, 6 btttp fir Barnes &
Starr, l btttp fir 0ebriper Spb9es, l btttp
fir SdrflCY, Wiler & Comp. In Ncrfclf,
8a., | SIdct Ditto fir 9ctr, Nttppemus &
Comp, 80 &lfen Maffinertc fur 81. @ar-
rett d @ruper, IL 9alen Iaufmann58iter
fir 0e6riiper Cation & Comp, 800 gunbrl
Gnen fir 6. 6. %lrfer & Comp, 490 bttip
unb 80 Stongen Ditto fur @rpr9e Smaa,
1856 8titer Gttypnen fir Dir & Stetner, |
pittp Gctraibe fur s. &tne, iun., so rSrpm~
meln" Spbd, 80 StadfdiIer btttp, % Ditto
@pcaalde, 10 @ipcn Stttp fur 6. s, Sttt Il
Spbn, l Siite Qeeer fir s. Sddl & 9ln,
berfpn 2 Sdler Sci FIR SameS W. Ipams,
100 Riiten @etbtlchN fur 6. @r9RurraA, /
SoB 9rannimetn fur s.. 81. @tffrn in Ncr,
lcit, 8u., 629 8,ften 9le9 fir q. 81.
Aus II. G%tnfubr.- @efern bradte
BON gtperpcpl her Dreirtaiter v9tnnappli5"
146 ,Grpmmetn" Gopa. 30 Ylpen glet6pul-
Ser. % StudidTer UNI 40 9ipen Srraal6r,
l0l Colt irbcner Wddren, 19 8aIen SGde,
7 astteu, 1920 ganbel Giien, 1900 Sddc
Cali, l &ife WintrulfpaTer, 2 gplt Gemebre
&C., rs @ipeu frpltalifrter SGba, 100 Sddc
Nfeifen, 10 gaten 9umpen, Sc 8llien Saul.
mannagiitcr, 1000 eddie &et8, 300 Safer
S%anbelsslter unr 10l Scnnen alter sidset.
Gs feselten setern db: Der eheltide
Drsimaltsr p@csart" in Saaat mad penl
ct. ~Qprenssplie; bic bremen Barrie Clara"
gapt. Sob. Daniel @robf. iun., i'm &uf,
rage bes Srn. 8. 81. 5opses, Jun, nit
ILL., 92 @dlpnen Steinbl mad Bremen ; Der
bremen Ortimdfter ySDbanle @tlbelmin, "
Capt. s. 8. 3biernar, I'M auftraae FER S@.
s. 6. grauns & Comp. nit s87 Srspften
unb 227 &iiten Salad, 10 galsn Baum
wpte uab 500 safer Sars mad Bremen ;
tie Srisa r@ptpmac" NIT 1900 Sdiern 8at~
sen,MebL 200 Safern MaiSntebl, 400 Sal.
fern grpb, 200 Sdftrn YStelf1weineleiid,
10 Sdfern 1bran6t, so talben Sdiern 96s
telrtnbfetih, 800 S6efeln Mats, 200 btttp
&teie, 10000 Gfr. Snieltli6tern, $500 tittp
Set, 500 @alpnen 1erpentinirriet, 21,00O
Sabpaubrn, 10 Srfpften Sabad unp so
Shbplen.
rGpnrprbta%@ ablen.- gei Der
seftern tattsebabien Neupabl Der Seamten
Der ,9rncprpia" erbilten:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
NeueffeS aus WaSbinator

@aibtnston, 6. Stuff. = Das Sdus
appropriate beute $4,000 fir ct. @arte
ais Yelcbnuns fur bic gtnlieferuns Sptn
8. Surratt's.
SIN rspublifaniffen Caucus tpurbe 8.
5eimber ais gcmmiiIar fur bic l. @arb er-
nannt.
9eute unb r,orsen inbet BIER bas ge3irfs'
3urnfel, an pelhem bic Yaltmprsr Sur
nsr>etepertafsl." Der bteRse rSdnserbunb"
unb Der orion" Ibeil nebraen, nit grssar>
tisem programme I'M ~. StraDen~ yarfe"
jtatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
Na5ribten pnr6 ZEN cutanif6en
Xelearapbcn.

Sapanna,5 5. Suit &uf benz ipant-
fben 8rieaSihtfe Carmen" lprans ipabrenb
elmer llebun9 Bel Matdn3as cine &dnpne
uip tGpiete 4 unc p%ettpunbete II Ndnn.
Die Qe9uns beS neuen Gatel8 tit tbeiltpeiie
mieslidt. Die xHarpd1, ptl6e has Sabel
am Sprb Bate une ~ausaab, lan9te pbne lln'
fda brute Norsen 10 Weilen BON @tprrc an;
lie purbe pom Ser. St1aten 9an,pfer Set
%tYsbur8" unp bem fpanti6eG &rie9sfhtfe
ySrantiSrp be SllisD, 9esterem alsgBesweiIer.
beslettet. M
Die oNarSa", dnitatt BEN pantheon an-
pier su fptsen, ieuerte brett duf ben @fprrp
los, 9erietb in einen ftarfen Strupel unb
tpurbe Dfli6 Spm 1prrp, Is Reilen bon Der
Ghcrrera no has 9anbenpe bes SabelS be"
ftfist frerbtn fplte, setrteben, unp ais lie
lid 8 Wetlen bon Der 8ite %cptfernt befdne,
Bate lie tein Sdbel ntebr ant 8crb.