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RThe New York Sun says, in dis
cussing the vaunted reduction of the
National debt: Secretary BourwEL1
takes the money wrung from an excess
lively taxed nation, and applies it to the
extingqishment of Liabilities not yet due,
while GRANT looks on, smokes his ever
lasting cigar, and complacently asks the
Republicans to renominate him because
he has been paying of the public indebt-
ment! Asa sublime exhibition Of as
surance this can not be surpassed by any
professional confidence man yet heard
Of
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

~The latest news from Alabama is
to the effect that the United States troops
have been withdrawn from the support
of the ex Governor and ex- Treasurer by
order of Genernl Terry, Those carpet
baggers have replaced the soldiers by
sheriffs posse of negroes 8
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

One prominent spiritualist prophecies
that Paris will he captured, and another
that 1t will not.
They shrewdly anticipate chat in either
event their ism will be the gamer; flor the
prediction which turns out to be correct
will be republishei, and excite much at
tention, while the false enc will be quiet
" forgotten.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
The Cables Broken

The Atlantic cables both ceased to
work on Thursday evening. Vessels
have been sent out to take up the ends
and connectthem. The last dispatch re-
ceiyed at New York announced the ca
pitulation of Paris, which is considered
sensational.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
surveying a aIemser into congress-

The recent government survey Of the
boundary between Nevada and Utah,
shows that number Of mining districts
supposed to be in Nevada are in Utah.
BY throwing out the votes Of these dis.
tricts Fitch, Republican, is reelected to
Congress. y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
GERMANS LOST HEAyILY.

Weston failed in accomplishing 400
miles iE five days, but he succeeded in
walking 3204 miles in that time, inclu-
ding forty-four hours off the tracky in
resting, slssping and eating.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

~Will our misrepresentation in
Congress, MooRE, make more than his
salary this winter in Congress- Who
knows?
Watch his votes on the laud-grabbing
and subsidy bills.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
IT Arp snorting- womens Fighter de

H Arp snorting- womens Fighter de-
llyered herself Of speech recently, in
San Francisco. Here is one paragraph !:
"Ann then they throw it in our face
about Eve taking that apple. I'll bet
five dollars Adam boosted her up in the
tree, and then only gave her the CORE
And what did he do when he was found
out? True to his masculine instinct he
sneaked behind Eve's Grecian bend, and
"'Twaren't me, twas her.n Bring up
your little daughters to love aud caress
the ballot, and when they are old and
scrawny, they will not Depart from it,
Teach them that man occupies no posi-:
tion that woman can not fill, even to a
pair of pants Teach them that without
the ballot womanis simply a cooking
and washing machine; that with it she
can just rule her little roost."
How is that for high-low7
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
The Plumber Schemes Before Con-
greas.

The last session Of the forty-first Con.
gress commenced with this week. The
lobbies and wirc,pullers and "rings''
have been on hands and cutting ost
work forsome time past.
The following are among the most
important plumber schemes TO be bought,
begged and bullied through THIS winter:
AT the close Of the last session there
we're forty,six land grab Hills before the
House, and nearly as many, before the
Senate. The total amount called for by
these bills is over one hundred and for
ty.eight millions OF acres.
Five or six ocean telegraph "rings"
are formeS two of which ask $500, 900
a year each for ten years, and land
enough FOR two or three States The
Others are a little less greedy.
The scheme for buying up all the tele-
graph lines and placing them in the
hands If swarm of additional govern
ment officers isto be urged.
The proposition to- require the tax
payers to pay about ,one-third OF the
price.o building every ship, in order to
compensate the builders for the amount
extorted from them by the tariff monop.
olists. is organizing its forces.
There is anumher of fancy jobs in
the way of subsidies for ocean mail SER
vice that are being carefully looked
after.
Of course there is neither end or limit
to the schemes Of the tariff monopolists.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
rhc way ], Worlks.

Take the strongest man, in the vigor
and health Of robust manhood tap the
smallest of his veins from which drop
of blood can be taught to flow; conceal
the puncture from him, and day by day,
drop by drop, let this imperceptible
stream continue to flow, and the strong
man, though unconscious of the loss,
will be exhausted, anG if it is not stop
ped decay and death are inevitable.
So it is with the people of the West.
They have been tapped by the Radical
protective tariff system. A eeaseless
stream flows ever from their veiNs, un-
consciously to many of them. They
are paying tares ecery dag Of their
liUes on ereryt1sng they use,on eoefythiagl
then eat, drink or ,Uedr. M
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Spstial Datit,s.


me advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disesss, consumption, bj
= simple remedy, IL suxicus TO make Known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cnrs. r.
all who desire It, he will send ! COPY q TIE
prescription used (fres Of chsrye,) With tho
directions Tor preparing and using he ssns.
which they xill find SURE cusn m Coz.
AsrHnA. BRoScnirls. &s.
farties .wilhing the pfescriptisn uiil pleses
zddress Rev. RDWARD a. WILSON.
us south Second street,
novioH. Willismsbursh, n. I.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
Ex-Governor Vance Elected Sen
at0r from North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N G., November 29.-At
twelve O'Clock NJ. to-day, in joint meet
ing of the Legislature, Ex.Governor E.
B. Vance was elected United States Sem
ator. The vote stcod-Vance, 94:i
Abbott, 43.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

ENew York has pickpockets only
eight years old. The Departments at
Washington have them of all ages.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

f%The Ohio Legislature is to be
again bored with the Belmont county
seat question. Belmont is the site fixed
upon this time.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
From the oinsan.ati com,neroial, Radical

From the UintinRatl Commercial Radical.
Our present policy is rHinous to our
ship building interests, luinous to our
carrying interests. and damaging to our
productive and industrial interests
just SO. And the party which you
have upheld during tser past ten years
enacted the laws that imposed the pres.
ent .'ruinous.n .'tlamagihg to our pro.
ductive and industrial interests ..poli-
ey" upon this country The people will
settle With your party at the ballotbox.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

In San Francisco, two lawyers lsye
each refused 80, 900 offered ior. the a..
tense OF Mrs. Fair, the muraercss Of 4.
P. Crittsnden. -. - - -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

xzThe Radical majority at the late
election in Illinois, in the vote for Con-
gress was only I.22I. Two years ago
itras 47.3O7.
Democratic gain 46.OsG, Horis
thai for hi2il7
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

fTC Chief Justice CHAsE's physician
has forbidden him to resume his duties
on the bench for the present.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

| 7TF
Il appears that the carpet bag Cover.
nor and Treasurer of the State of Ala.
bama, will not yield their Offices to their
newly elected Successors. The defeated
officials obtained an injunction, from the
Supreme Courtthe night previous to the
meeting Of the joint convention Of the
Legislature, to count the votes, to restrain
the presiding officer of the Senate from
counting the votes in their cases; pro.
ceeding utterly without precedent even
in this evil day.
No honest man doubts the election of
the Democratic candidates, and this vio-
lent proceeding has been adopted in
order to provoke difiiculty, and thus fur
nish pretext for the Intervention Of the
President and his military myrmidons.
The election was.,aeld " Radical Office.
holders, counted by Radiexl judges, re-
turned to Radical Secretary Of State,
and by him delivered to.the joint con-
vention in open session And the result
Of the canvass for the oncers which
we're allowed to be counted furnishes the
most conclusive moral proof as to the |
pther candidates on The same ticket,
which was confirmed BY the actual count
Afterwards made.
Such are the instrumentalities by
which Radicalism seeks to, MAINTAIN itsI
'scendency in the South. and BY which
General GRAsr proposes 70 try and re- |
'lect himself at the point Of the bayc-
let We shall see if the American peo
lie win submit to this tyranny. /
a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

WThe carpet t-baggers die hard in
Alabama.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
Belmont County Items.

From the Barnesville Enterprise, December IL
TOBACCO. The tobacco buyers pur-
chased quite briskly some three weeks
since, and the prospect became quite
datterlng to the producers, but the recent
change in affairs upon the European
chess board indicating a prolongation
Of the war, has stopped purchase and
lam the weed upon the shelf as unsafe.
able.
Last Sunday night a son of sErin,"
with the glow Of distilled rye upon his
cheek, entered one of oul churches, and
after listening attentively for some time
to the speaker, arose from his seat and
said, sufficiently loud to be heard by a
score of the audience II must be going !
good evening, Mr.. Prache r,'' and de.
liberately left the church. .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
IThe St. Louis Democrat, Radical
in politics, says Of the result Of The late
election in M;seonr,

election in Missouri:
s'The decision Of the people is most
emphatic rebuke of the system of taxa
tion maintained for years with the aid OF
Republican votes in Congress. The pro-
tective system. taxing the many for the
benefit Of the few, has been tolerated
only because the people were deeply in
tersted in other questions, and post
poned action in regard to the tariff until
o more convenient season" /"
That season has arrived.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
from the St Clairsville Gazette. pecembe, /, !

From the St. Clairsville Gazette, December / !
Another Penitentiary candidate was
brought from Bellaire, on Monday last.
He was caught in the act of drilling d
hole in the Safe of the new Glass Works
of that place, preparatory to blowing it
up, and was progressing finely when The
workmen bounced upon him. His &C.
complice escaped. In point of crime,
Bellaise is fast approaching a first-class
city.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Jas. Boyer, 3 col.
ored man, while in the act of shooting
hog on Monday morning last, at a hog
killing at Yancy Fields, in this place,
fell dead while aiming the gun at hog.
L is supposed to be from heart disease.
There was considerable excitement over
the shooting of hogs. He had snapped
three caps, and had put ON the fourth,
and brought the gun to his eye, when be.
sank to bis knees, and fell over without
discharging the gun.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

The & Carpet-Baggers and
ScalaWags Die Hard.

An ATTEMPTED Revolution ~ the
Deieated Radicals--A Chance
LOT Mr. Grants Bay0neIs--A
scneme 10 Overthrow the EfeC.
LION and Put the State Under
Military Rule.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06
THE FRENCH DEFEAT ON MONDAY.

BERLIN, November 30.-The Queen
has received the following dispatch from
King William: Federlck Charles reports
a complete defeat of the Army of the.
Loire in the battle of Monday, in which
the French had the Twentieth Corps,
probably the Eighteenth, and portions
of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Corps
engaged. A thousand French were
found dead on the field Four thousand
were wounded, and sixteen hundred ta
ken prisoners. General Anrelles report.
ed the wounded German loss at one
thousand and among them few officers.
GERMANS LOST HEAVILY.
The Germans in the late engagements
with the Army Of the Loire lost enor-
nously, still their position has been
maintained. The efforts of General d. |
Aurelles to advance to the reliet of Par
8 have been foiled.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

There sts lev Democrats Who do not
iQek upon RE regular army and its Off.
csz. asl enemies Of popular government,
soiaolls'hsye they beento exercise hay.
ont power 1t The instance Of party man
ayers and the commands Of those IN uu.
t4QItx. The lar Of the army and its
oGlceF3 isIto obey orders, and an order
of'tte RFesident is to them law, no mat
tef whether be has constihsdonalor legal
authority to, issue it or not They do
not box behind the order. As Sir " !.
MH1pE5r- himself bred soldier said
i HlEliarert in Fit:
5ls15o man il TO be trusted ID such &
el(hati,h. His notthe fault Of the SOL
dlsr3 huk the voice Of human nature,
which, untridled by law, becomes inso-
lent and licentsous, Nailtonly yiolstes the
peace Of society and tramples upon the
rights Of human kind ?
so Ne sa5,ttAt Democratic opposition
81 The regular army is not personal
s1t!ps3hy TO officers Of soldiers, but d
xhoI olps, dread o. i profession that is
Feedys blindly and without questioning,l
e obey any order that tmay be issued tol
e b 3h6' Secretary of War.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

VERSAILLES, November 27-via BER-
LIN AND LONDON, November 2S-A set
tlement of the Black Sea question may
be hoped for on the basis of a. confer.
ence and the withdrawal of the Russian
note. After Constantinople and St. Pc
tersburg had been rejected as the seat
OF the proposed conference, London
was agreed upon. Russia is entirely
placable.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-06

Tours, November 27.-Forenoon. -
The battle yesterday between VilIers
and Saieux, near Amiens. Department
OF the Soane, lasted all day. The French
maintained their positions up to half,
past four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
when the town Of Villers was abandon
ed before the superior forces and the ar
tillery of the Prussians. The French
were subsequently, beaten at. Bovies, a
few miles west of Villers, but at Drury
maintained their position till nightfall.-
Thirty thousand Germans were engaged
at the latter place.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

AuswanDerung u Baris. -
Ser iranS0ii4e Sampter pYereire", otr pOrs
ssltern in ytsw Vort a%ntarn, bate ale Hdume
pol YaRa8tere. GeBtetc er5dblen lper tr'
gsno f0nne ~perlaiIe 4Iarts. Sit Den Ssuten
nidt Su ueroenleni es muB on ieBt lebr un9es
mutblId iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

SrOBoem iinO aud Die NcusDorter 8aItb6ie
nit 6remOen anBelaGt. belOnoers mit SiiOs
lanoern ur0 6ubanern. Snt vgtep Yort Sps
tel" iolen ndbreno Der Sommeriailon ALIEN
$500 StOlGnoe logtrt baden. tSts3t8.)
BeOeutenoe @olOs Ausu
mad europa. - SGit benz Beginne
b:s Oeuti6 frar50iii6sn &riG8es iino nabf3u
rs Miuionen Colo bon bier aus mad europa
aeaanAln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

W Rbltrei 5ur GrJwtnguu9 Der
Se8naoig Der feuiani DE
Stra angenen 49, Same5 vi. @as
uanaugb BON Wontana psrlicB uorgeftern QBas
ibin8iOn IN @eIbdften beJi9lib Der paroDs
nlruHg S'9teilP5 unO ouoerer Yerbrctsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
8%alttuOre, $780, N5tttDOdb, ben "a. Nuguf 1870.

m 5DlNe c%tYi'ltcn n6tbWcictl ;t tbun bar,
Clt3rArcte I9laiI b~eidpihtigenp rnp Bid
te mterer IN Der StrIgc binguter.
MSlOdme aitpr idbmica unb iO GaBrn
gtire iptcosr afraume Belt, cbe bic Grau
1term0t5 anbubt
IS Ii aber bod pnbrlt1 un!ciptiN, Idly
Bate glp6e yum. pa5 glcr Ouftrd5m Su
ldilcn, Ram mag er nr0ntt, mas ttbrtA
blctbll
&f, lac un5 NOD elm 8nil w1rtcn, ltc-
&c Ruttrr, G5 ut rtpl5 l8ihllars, mas
ion oufDdtt bat 9(9tlil unp natn bic S1nO
Ger Srau in bic tbri1e.
Dir ju EtcHc germ, @alai1, antmprtcte bic
Nltc ltcbepoI TN? Iutr rNr6 ea5 Sentcr
l6ducnr, forte
Sies, rprt fommt 2r int 2hlrmlAritt Ser.
81 0ebt, ais ~ cr letn Sptel 0rsrmtn
Dd'tc!
@tbe c8 Got! rtrf @gIaia tiff auf1tt
memo INN lprau9 aus Gem Simmer mad
Der Saug,Rar, I'm rem .@sIGbten gu empfnrs
gen.
sic trat Binau5, unc i6rc 6dnre 6ja.>
larO MtAtaenHaltcnp, frdBtc lc nit frcuCtB
bcten0Gr Stmmc:
Gu brtlolt CUTE N1dri6t, rrein HiN1,C2
Sebr autr, A3t1i1, ,D SAFE cen gGurf
gum reuben DAM 9ct91n! dNtrCrtrtt sat.
lCrp mt Inljcm 3pnc.
Der AlmaAtige acbc TINS mlr INFER Gu,
ties 9lutfpmmcn, pd5 III @lle5, mas th vNn
t6m lhr unS crbjlic. id9tc Nglaid NIT prr
6reure lhtu65crecr Sttmme uno man lit
8l1dtl@ bspeJt ccm @gltcbtcn an bic
brlllt.
Da5 tcitt, unabbdnSiB INN mceren Ecu.
ten - rDltg (elbtt&urtn umb Ser feiicr
3ufunft - ietnes SaitiGls, ftcl @atll,p
Elm, inp,m CT rtt z tbtplWn9Cn res 9ttIa.
ltdtE Wlrdcn5 crwtrNrrir.
It, 8i1lro, lei ntdlt YerntItn, lptchr
Bunih ttm0t MIC Gin Qgltbru 9clen pra
NQaahgen unp me Gtuartf in rus @lId.
mir tbm gu plntcu baben. Ntin,
LAP u1s nit bstbcipcncn GcrbQlmiG.n al
letn, wetBt Cg ia tCh, ly,e namct,
los 9ldtlid mir in pir,tm &Iued'rn ldpn
paren.
DIbrt iatrte IL hen gcliebicn SinsitD8
IN tbrem Mrm mad Der 3lntnrrtpdr unr
ll9ts, ~Htelclbe DTlcrC:
UEortleBurs tOlGt,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
8ejHbcrger's
Stirftl un0 Sdabe
$tirfrl uRO S6ubr.

gts blgIgRs C&uBs ua6 S.;i;Le auolung
IN Der StG0!,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

9ie &ctte. 5atlon. = 0a in 6olge
oes oeutid : irnnjoii6en &riegcs pielt Ytrlos
nett ibre oiesidbrige suropdtIbe Reile aui8e.
geben babeu 10 iiuo uniere nmeritaniihen
Babe unO AUsflu8ssC rte ME Gong BRAND,
Repport Saratoga g9bite WOuntains.
Niagara, bic AOiro bad &eGion IL. I. ~, III t
Rem WOrtern YbiIaOeIpbiern uuo goitorern
an8eiult. Sin ytep : DOrter Ylatt giebt FOL
9enoe Obne 3ueifel itgr. ibeririebene Au5abl
BON Sommer8diten an luslhe lid in Den be
fnnnIen E~rhnlmnnshlihsn h-iinhrn Inn4m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

3uei 0tdOben in &roD, ". y I~trittsn
lber ben eurOpaiiben Srieg. Sine bebauptete,
ole Oeutiden iUilrheH iie8en, bic AnOere neigtc
lid aut Seite Der 6ran5oleu. @nOli6 bratte
bic SentibenfreunOin Elm uutpiOerle9lides
argument Dor. pSb metB", iagte lte, roaB
Die 0euti6en Sbldae austbeilen rperocn. Wiein
Papa 1T elm Bran3oie uno mcine Wtamo cine
0euti4e. sic iblu9en i6 ieoe Na4t unO
yapa bsiommt thinner YriiRel."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
8crmiI9te Nn;eigen.


GoRsEPowHRB u. T. 10.
D6nbI:r IN 3lrIsi.S Dc tu uub ~ q blrHptrf
.l N|ugumfurI Ius Ggtnitn iNr baoTitautfh uOa Itoli.
htr Wrt pnlIdrbtit5. WtdidEutn.
I1iCre Independent Simultaneous RATOuHFT HsAp
iLogEg,n ON IS Brgrbcr 1865 %pdtsntirt. unO bic htrs
Niierh 'gRIuTIog FEED" pdttnttri ON IL. Suit 1853,
n cltlgHlauH9 uuirtfr Frlpsrtp BdtsRtt, matSu unitrs
5aQtUHibltn Die bsi,u.
EulNldnt uNb 8runortNr p~tiieI,rt uno Gortrditt ents
seGcrGCnoWmSn tHr bic Srrldtung BON 3irisls, ganas,
TluIag. uuo FtnHsrrabHtn : S6atHlPItu unb W2aIEis
Etrit'u I'm HuptmtiHsu.
Damrhnuihiutr fHr 2dnobal pstOtu init btIoubtrrr
HuimtrliuHittt gtna&t.
E5ir eriutsu UNI GrittUt4ItI,
&atallGt uCron uui application burdb bic Vol ODER
Iuf 2Nbfrtn EGtQfu marfhitt. (guu. IOIS tSlp !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

tnmuittd ltl AerGpngreB, et"
sentltD ctne Irntumitler' BG:lNmmIung, lprc
I'M 80, 81. Augult unC l. Scpt, N n 5tetn.
p19>S0Ie" gu Nep = gort lNtttt1ocn. Die
Serren GGnFunllerl Uno @uttgeIebrt:a, pte
Bet pteier @cte0enbeit BIER SUilmmcritGpmCn
werpen, wpaen 0bcr ntdt muitjuen UNI Goa.
%jertreu, iOnpen nur gorrI8t unO Spreiun~
9en baIlcn. Nn 8Ie@ MIRO c5 tIbtt nttt
frOlen, l2lbbia.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

Yater on VI. s. - %5bredliber uns
faQ.) als Samitas Yta6mittGg gilbert Sas
ntels, SIR. 49,, SDItritraBe, Yaterlon, ipohn'
bait. an elmer GtrteliaGe IN Yoit's WHeriftatt
a~rbeitete. brad pl6Bti9 Elm Sud oes 8rettes
oas CT geraoe btarbeitete, Gb mo Hog ibm nit
boiler &raft NIT oet elnen Spite ms redie
auge, 10 o1B oieies bu9tdblib beruusgeriIien
uno peitIin f%ortgeidleuOert ipuroe. Ser
| Mann iiel iofort bepuBtlos nieoer uno btieb
es bis 8eitern ; man 9laubt nlbt. Oab er ain
Xehen bleihsn mlrn. ..s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

Die WhBlt6teit Der re9ttrir:
ten siautos Obli8ationenl
Surb bic bdufi8sn Ytrlulie ornsn iib bic
9n9aber bon BunOssihuIO . urtInOen 0urb
SleofgDl ooT 3ufdamieiten ausgsieRt iaben,
itno ole re9nrtrteu Oblipationen btliebt ge
poroen, uno oas BunOesihaBamt bat forts
lpdbteno eoupon $ Obli9nttonen 9ssen regis
nf'fien uttuHoen ein5uipe&ielm Seit benz l..
Sannar .; j. baben osrarii9e auspstieluns
pen M SstEa9s BON SIS. 0C0, 600 itaitse:
furoeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Spc3ial Noti3eu.
alatDIaaO gri!tanla
unO
9Dlos unS flbcrfldttirtc @aaren.
Gtabltrt In 1850.


Gtabltrt in 1850.
81 5oIucs, @iQentbimer,
Sd babe Jest zine RieosrlaBe tiber Wtc@atrtp's Wtas
Ntaliens 6nnblungl ar. 2O5. HScfs8GlttnIpredr.,
fr Die Ausfslung uro ben gertdut uou
gnlHs rn6 itlbrrplnttirtru @aaren
tiaensr 6abrit erOtuet unO bite un ieitiSs gsf4ttsuns
unO Bunit.
Durd bic befcn grbeiter ruO uttbr aIs 4~OsiGhrtse Or.
fabrrng as 6abritant bin i'd bcfdbtgt, tt9enO eiiten Nr,
ttttI IN neincr @eiAdftssrnrde oon Der beiicn QuaItt1t
aui Ole bette N0siie uhO mad BEN reueten WtuIer anjus
terti9en.
aSsoe1ern uuo BieorrpIattjrtn icOsr Nrt >piro IOrg.
ttlttg unO piuitlih beIorgt.
pldtttrs unb GHgruss SerFdufs nj mtr: Ger.
10, 6anf Zane.
Sabrts F: O1r. az. stprb.9 ouieapfr.. Baltimore
Yo. (Ailtl, 3lEte. ,ieo. Scmf,O
Deibcr uusIpleibfn!
$4,000 In Summer oou 800, 5000, $500, $500.
$500, 5000, 500. $500. 5000, $1,000, $1,000. $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000, Ooernad Belitbtn. 9ldbereB bel o. Bob
Dap, Wtdtier, Rr. = Sourtlaneftr. tgtdt26,l5.l
5 his % 9ro}cHt Acknowledgement
BET annoncen.
Seednntma6uugeu dler Hrt
%bef5roert prompt in I 6mmtltat oeutite uno aus
lGnoiite 3ettunBen, 9oIalblItCr uio badlz3ettihrifen
nit s bis rs 9rOlsut aOieu'GripGrniB bic I'm.
npncensG petition pom
uOl-j g. GSlpttt in Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

@|anarite, Song SslanO %. ". =
{ Sine abi6eult6e @spnltthnt. Gliiabetb
Seilber9sr. elm o,uti9es Wdo9sn BON II
Sabren puroe por ginisen 6asen auf ibrem
peimpege unsefGbr cine babe Oisils BON
Ganariie e~ntiernt BON eirem Sturtsn iibeis
faaen uno entebrt. Als enOli3 auI bic
3hlierufe Der un8IidIidsn Gsute b~inintas
bait 5u iueroen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-09-24

HOCURE CHICKEN CHOLERA
The best cure we know, and one
proving effectual ia two different
attacks on my fowls, is capsicum
tcalled, also, cayenne pepper mix
ed in corn meal and fed to them
twice a day. In neither instance
did it fail curing in two or three
days time, and did not return the
same year again.--ECor, Can. Ga
zette.