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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Sir SnhnhSStrurr.

Sic Rcsisrung bat in 1869 aus Iabri3irtent
gou6., Eaus un0 S6nupttabad Is WtiGio:
men Splnrs Steuer sesossn. Nimmt man
an, oaB ole Ser. ct. cine 8eO6lterung BON 40
Milipncn Seeten bat, 10 tommen auf ieOen
Ropf rs Gents. @roBbrittanien's 8sp6ttes
rung BON % Miliouen bat in 1869 q Mia.
SQrs., alIo beinnbe siuen Dollar per Snpf
br5abIt. Sas miorrle9t alleroinss bic IN:
sabs, ooB Die Satnds Iteuer in ben Ber. st.
b6ber, oils in ir9enO einsm anoern &anoe Der
NStit nj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Bon xpIebO.

Spleb 0, Ohio. 10. @pril.-- Gin 8sipils
fer aueuItus &otterbsd aus preuben, bet ltb
in 1eras bsrum etrieben bat unb 9isrber &C.
fommen 1T, puroe BON VI. o. Ri9aros, W.
y. Wagner unp anbsren Witglleoern oes
freimaureriidep untsritiBunss Ratbss a!s
S1uinoler e%ntlarpt, Der Die Wobttb1tigfeitoer
Observation-Disclosures miSbralht. gr ope.
r!rte ffirSlib in Gbitaso. Wilpaufie, Detroit
uuo anoeren Staoten, in benen er BON ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Iielere Standardization aus europa.
Stilrmc auf Scm Seean. - Sa8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cine
@nt,port oeS Gr;bif6pfeS BON
Baltimore. - Arreturen in
Starts.

2pubon, 10. Nprit. - Gapt. Waper bon
Der vSoronia", Die 9eterr BON Neip. Orleans
in southampton %eintraf, melset, oaB er itarfe
SIIthrme uno unsepbbnlib botsebenoe 40:
gen 5u beiteben bate, bis er ben 30. greitens
9rao p~aiiirte.
No6 5000 @ethlide, Tibt : Gonformiften
(teine Inbdnger Der berribenoen biibbHlden
Slrbe), baben 6rn. @laotone nod peril Mid
beiudt uno aesen bic Seften : &lauieln Der
unterribts Wife protsitirt.
Ser am "a. Mdr, semeloste Santsrott Der
6irma Sropn 81 Garoif in Wales bot nit
Der Sirma Yroun. Sowoen & 9omp. in Som
Don Nibts gu i6afen.
Capt. Nacon uertbeioigt In elmer Ginfets
Siiiiiere oes a%merifaniIhen un9lidsoampfsrs
,Oneioa" uno bemertt: .Seit Dem GrlaH oes
Warineratbes bonn 4. Aug, '69 tit es 3wsifsls
bait. oh auf bober see iiberbaupt cine Wegs
Sori6rift nod %eriftirt."
Yaris, IL. April. = @tffern ipuroen 80
Y%erionsn ipeaer u%eriudter Yerbinoerung Der
Yoli5ei am AbreiBen Der reoolutiondren WRie'
tier. Ylafate %arretirt.
Wdbreno Der ~seItrisen Sruppen. Repue auf
Sretmuurern iib feline 9slolummen gu pers
itaffeu aepuBt hot.
o.m Garouliel=Yla ~peranlaBte elm unbes
fainter ourd Iahernfs sesen ben &aiier be-
oeutenoe Stbruns. Mtan Jog ibn ssfdnsli9
| Elm. fouo aber feline gBaIien an ibm.
Gom, IL. Ipril. Der Gr3biihof bon
| Baltimore bat auf oas neulibs Shreiben bes
gilaois uon Orleans cine itsrfs entsssnuna
p.r6isntliAt. .
u.ber Das tsbte Rapitel beg erten Sdsnta's
oes Dogma's bon oes Yapites unfeblsarteit
miro beute I'M btumeniiden Gon5ile absez
itimmi weroen. Sss Dosnta's @esner tpers
Den ibre Stimnte idriftli1 qbScben mtlIig.
Gueenstonn II, IL. Mprit. - 9ie Sam
pier rGiip Of Yrootlpn". Manhattan" uuo
,Siberia- fino bon Nsn; 2)orf ansetommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Sauscts. uus

5rantfurt a. DR.. 10. apr IL, abenos. =
Der. ct. Gblisationen idloae In ,u 94S.
Paris, IL, @priI. 4bsnbs. - poris aniu!rt.-
senten 70 Francs so Gentimts.
Gpnbon IL. Npril, 4beups.-GonIoIs 98A baar;
93H aui gouto. o. ct. Obliaationsn '62r COY; '65r,
aIte. 9OH; '67r seH. l0-40sr SB4.
Sonbon, IL. Aprtl. Ibenbs.- SsinN 80 pfb. 1854
Eale 43 Sd.
afu.rpooL u. gprtl. gbsrbs.- s&rna, IS ed.
Raft. Gtttu6l 10 y. - 3udtr 80 Sd. :
gntptrpen, IL. Iprtl. abos.- HDtiSes Normal.
StetnDl 52$ GI.-
30 Srotf. y 1t I'll
6ambura. IL. gpsL, absnoa.- estuM IA gaar,
y. 10 S@tu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
gScrhiitnnn rincr Slnnnnt.

gE6breno Oas IN 6oI8e oes 8ci9luiies Ses
untsrbauies Oes 9on9rgies, Die Qals ben Nes
germ 5u elmer GrsuoCR 3emoni!tGtIOn ju ers
Iauben, ernannte Gumtte IN 9onuing's cons
8rriiionelem Mufernlalon lid 9itlicb that,
frat bic Na6ribt Gin, OnB Der <tsr Selleg
(5tep.) non gteiD. Yorf cine ggieoererpdgunq
bsantro9t battle, uHo oemJufol9e Der Bsidlut
aurldBenNmmen UoroeH mar. Sobur9 bnber
It'd Die GcpubIItaner cine arge SInmage ct
iuOTt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Wabl 8cfanntmadDun
mtcau=Werlcauu
Steners Requirement,
Stabt.GinnebmerSsS iireaa,

BaIttMort, II. NpriI 1871
Befauntuadbune fir 8teuerpftobttset
Die Hudptr In otelem Bnrsdu werpsu xuutaa, ben
Is. NptiI, fir bic Gtnjlsbuns Der etaats. unb 0tabt.
Wbgaben bss laufsnoen Sabres gsottnst Adbt (s)
%rpseut NbJu9 rntroen ant aue Staot. Hstnunsen tut
6tapt. Rsdbnlnsen fir o unoei8eutpun trlaabt, menn
Tt an ober Dor benz 80. nrrtt bsrtptlst lpero,n.
6iinf (5) Hro3enr WpSu9 peroer auf aue Staa,ss
NetuunSen eeHeDen.
eisueiiabsr. meIGe I'D bteJtn Hblua u glust niaden
tpolsu, meroen burdb Elm jtittBts 0rlNstnsn bic uuSs
~ferti9una ,9rsr Wsbuun9sn b altuntetn.
Nq& BEN 10. april meroen 5Uet 81 prp3tnt StN'
fen auf ans rudhanbigsn y sdbnunSsn tar 1850 btns
iusetast
(s7-92) JanaeS 3. BdrnSB. 6tnitf brttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Wprb ODER 9elb(tmcrb?

YrDoibente, Nb. 8, II. MprlI. :
Seutc Mlorgen fano man ben Gei9nam bes
3immermonnes Daniel 2apbam ouf Der
StraBe, no er Dem Nni6eine nod idNn nteb.
rere Stuuocn Qets9sn bate. gr mar ourh
ben ROpf 9eIbohen, une man permutbet. oaB
er ermor0et touroe. Sein Sut lag nidt melt
BON inn, uno in oemIetben elm Ylitol; oaber
finn Ginias Der Inii9t, baB er ii9 ielbit err
ihniipn hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
NichftahI i'm @rc6cn.

q. N0uis, u. Npril. = I'M 6. NpriI
muroe Der Der. StaatensG uariierneiiter am
gtuii Greet, no TT nit ieinem 3u9e 9elas
0crt bate, onecqriiicn uno perlor bel Der
uieb. Mtan permutbst, bah ole Gusrei.
fer ais Sneiauer Dcrfieioete g8eiBe maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13

Observation-Disclosures Or. Stebenion
unter6rettete I'm Ramen oss @oblausiauHes
rinen Beriht iber ben Wabltreit Stpiiden
CUNT unS Sheldon urn Die 8ertretuns oes
S~tDeitcn 9ouiiiaua'er 9eSirfes. Der 9eri9t
lautete gu @unitsn 9ionsl u. Sbeloou's.
Sr. &err le9te eiuen Winoerbeitsbtri6t III
guleb g. Sunt's 8uniten Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Nic Wen Nitcr:W rpcoitipn.

Sorpntp, Ontario II. Aprtl. - 6nr
Die 8sO &ipsr expedition ueroen iett UNI
Ian9rei1e 0orbsreituneeu getroiien, 9feroe,
g8agen 3sIte unO Iles, mas ionft gum
Sransporte pou Sruppen uotbmen0ia 1T,
MIRO berbeigeibafft. Nm 2. Wtai plrb Elm
Dumpridiif nit ben Irbeiteru ab9eben, UNI
cine iurBbGre Strnbe fir bic 3ruppen gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Hartci=6 cmcinbCit.

@6Greno in Ohio % Gemotroten 9e9en bic
8ei9liie gu Gbren oes peritorbenen Generals
5bomas filmmter, JliGte man bel &ete8enbeit
bes porgritrigeu Jeite iens Der pArnee oes
YotOmat" in philadelphia, ais Der Name oes
gsr, Wic@ lglau gcnuRnt nuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
staats= G~pr3eiNnus 8eiauntmad,uug.
9lnIOrbernua nn MrniMenlrrnhhet

Sonnabsub rib atns mtiu T1nuu Seinrfdb Gpp,
rsdbt bon Srn. 2osts gBsbtr'S Qoial. Nr. 20. asnfrt
Wtdrtst . oaet, for'. UNI fa MAD, Wrbtit umluiebtn. uno
ptro LtttOtm rerr1tBt Sprnabenb wttitaQ trai Id pnu
4eit'gtr9tnten nit ori tlstnsn Riuoeru Tier elm uno
Isbe In Der 8rbBten Nnat. ZAP ibm rim luslnt miner.
tahreH. Wsentdenfrtunee unb vile, HE tber Itinrn B.rs
bIetb ober c n ShttloI Gustunft eeben I5nueu, fno tr.
llbi. loldr hei brn gDtber iu bintsrlahsn. or If 81
Satrs at, aus BEN 9arirn s1ftit etbiirtia Hno nag
mt arousni 6ode nno 9tltsr gBtfte uno Soisn bon bidsfn
Stotfe beieitet.
lSS-l NEs,hsth fc.,o.a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13

. m a b a YEebru Y. NprlI.-Nus Wtons
tnna witb bsridtet, ooB np6 5 2ei9name,
9rdBtih prrtimmelt, in Der Ndbe BON $elena
Sefunnen poroen limo. Aasr Q8abrideinli5
lett ua4 iino Die Grrupaboes ole llrbeber oiss
Ter 8rGuelthoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
9pnr, in Y1raounn.

ben bic brniiinnii6,n 8lGtter idon Gin
SuBtno Mai uuo melr total absemudit Baz
ben, iol mad nsueren Seri3ten pieosr auf8es
taudt iein uno Die AlIitten auf's 9aupt 8ss
iillsn meloeten betGnnilI4, oaB Xope5 entflos
ben si.-Disier &Dpeo ibsint unuerplitiih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Gntfdeibuua geaen bic Republics
nifd,pn RnnNfhnfrn.

Cincinnati, II. april.- 8idter Rcs
Minnen bat fid es9en bic republifanii9en
GauSioaten In montgomery Gountp entidie'
Den, neil Die Sriafen hes rNational Col
biers' Some, obwobl tte nibt SHr8er BON
Shio limb, m%itoenGblt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Gin &dnSrutih,

Rem 9nrt, II. Npril. = In Der De.
lutuare, 9tpilton Der v@rics 9abu" miro in
5olge oes bcftigsn Tegens Elm 2anOrutia be-
fhr6tet. Sine Wen9e Nrbeiter iiuO eili9ii
ab9eganaen, I'M, tpu mD8ti9, oas ungIif ju
nprhiunrrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
s%tuSblcibcu cincS Ypptfenbpptc8.

81. 81 B ms J(eu Btaun11l0tl8 Ia.
Ipril. = 8as neue 2opticnbpot ySobn Muls
len" 1T Dor a6t Gascn pom bier aus9elau'
fen. 6titoem bat man yiihts wieOer BON ibn
aeb6rt. Ntau iirdtet btsbalb, oaB es nit
W2ann uno Waus unteraeoongen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13

st. &ouis, II. April. - Spt8bt Sut'
tel lit gum Staot:& snbanten ernannt iucrs
ben an Stcle Oes &aiisnoiebes Suiiiti.
IOolpb Gr69er lit a%rretirt iporoen auf Die
WcihulOi9un9 bin, Die StaottGfie UNI $4,000
er[sihtert AL haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
GcbeimuiepplleS SeridDinben
cineS ffeinen Gtnbe8.

Bottom, IL. Npril. = Im 81. Wdr3
perldmano aus benz Sauie ibrer gttern be
3 idbri9e Reaie Burns, obue oaB man bis
iest aud nur bic s~eriuaite Spur BON ibr bat
auffinoen t6nnen. SO iino oesbalb DON Staot
neSsn $1,000 fur ibre Wisoerauffinour8 ausf
opis kt tnnrOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
2ed eiues SampffhtTeS.

2orfott, 3D.. IL. april. Sas
Dampfidif rGitp Of BORT : au : Yriuts',
BON Wsu Y)ort nab Bort au : Yrines bes
iiimmt, 1T bier in Gol8e zines sedss eir
aelauien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
9ie 2eidbe beS perftorbcnen Nnfon
&urlfuodme.

30 flo n, IL. April. = Gin Gomite Der
Staotpermaltung 1T bsauftrast poroen, Uor'
fchruusen gum Gmpfanae Der itsrbllter
llebsrre tie BON Union Burlinaame 3u trefen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
GIifibetb 0ppreebt.
Iu1ctnr.

Wletret getbtttn aurot1 Die fraebtre Wtit5eiIuss,
oaB To BON ben 90. Hamilton Easter & Sons Az ott
90. CHARLES SIMON 4 SONS,
ser 63, Rpre.$ ppdrsfrage,
9e9ar8en bin. sS1 bite gm Spr ierntres gDobIlpoa.fs
uno boIie, sic IN metnem reIrn 4labe reat bauiia be.
oteten Iu birftn.
| (SU Il NcrisnNtGa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13

Werfuiiro 20 9. - Sn San 5ranaisto III
elm btinoer 8eutiAsr Der gtotbjubt an9eflast.
Wan ioate oenleH es battle Der belelol9ten
Sun9frau nibt i4luer fallen %t0nnen, sinem
Slinoen aus Dem QBese 3u aeb'I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
@rietpiSb.
WaItinorer s"aiibcn=Welrlineit.

Die tlorutlide General trIammlura iinOet beuts,
mittfppd,. otn IS, b. Wlts.. 4btnhs s nhr. In Waine's
uno pOroffiees u uenuc, iidtt Ter 0ttldt Da S5au Go"
mites wi,o u~bgciiattet tperotn.
ytitslto r, wslte Gnuoiaatrn OOrscidId9sn tab<a.
mo1tn 9slaulgt eridsinsn,
tS7-SI q II S2rnunrht. STR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13

Rtp.Yort II. gpril. -gbielthueiueHetI6 Hau.
S26. 90. - 8dumluoue matt uuo gtDtheu; 23S Cts. -
Stsin6I, rob. IA; raj. 26& Gents -gBGlcr. l22-l25.
onfer 70 -6S CTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
3. g. aeauarst, stir
Der ,Munnt Muaal.Nnnprrrin .

bait beute Wbrno, ben Is. @pril, rs MIR. In iei.
mem qOtale aui Der Ode Der ySafbiuatpn. II. 2ptn.
burhsr feline ipeite DISCRIMINATING.
Nuf benz Fro9rainme oielcs gbenos icbcn bic @eunr,'
tcnluab III lno bic Inuabine Der Gonitiuttnn unp Retkn.
9cicbe. gDer iM) npd) ani6lieBcn tuil, iuiru pobl ouran
tbuil. Wtithpodl Nbeno lid einiulislm. IS III ioG9 cine
beltrnt,lit Intbeiliabl ~ ueraeben.
iS5.7Sl z. U. Tanrftr. GeIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
NeAe MA3elgen.

s6r 9as Wudenblatt brs ,9cnti@en
Gnrreipunornten"
srjhsint jsben Sreitas. Gs II zines bet srbbten uno
teidhaltieisn Bldttsr Der Der. ct. Bel un,ern Erds
germ semad,re BefeIunaen werbsn 5u 8 VentS
pro xbpdbe piinftltd, befprat. lo8-)
9Sablz 8efanntmafung.
IS ,piro bietourd ben iimmbercttieisn Wdblern Der
Staot baltimore bsfannt sernad1r. oaB cine SSabt
i~tuttiinpet an 0pnnerndg ben 81. Mprtl. IL 10,
lit ben perjtiebeneu Yre,initsn beia9ter fir ODER se8en
bic annabme Der plrt ben giir9erlnsiftsr uno Staet.
ratb bon Baltimore palfrteu Yeroronune. betitelt: rCsi.
nc 8eroronune. I'M ben StaotsJtegi'trator 5i be dou.
mGdtissn. bic ,dwebenoe Stulo Der Staot 5u einsm
9eiraSe bon nitt inebr als Aht Sanbert 4auisno
Dollars 3u funoiren."
loS-95j HuguifuS hilbert, z djeriit.
SiisrauzN erlcgung.
Das Riireau Der GoniuIatt fir ben u prbbeutidben
Sunt. Biirttembcrs. Sapern, Saeen. penen
uno Sefreid, NJ naG Rr. az. Glib . 1aphrahe,
cine 4rsppe pod, perie8t worosu.
Das Compton BON .. 9. Brauns x Gpmp. Ia
nod Rr. al. eab. aparaas, cine arsppt bod. Der.
ls8t. tS4-9I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
SelegrapbiiGe 9epeiGen.
Cesri4tst fir ben p9sutihsn GOrrsfpCnosntsn'.l
0se,r .0I,rFer marftberiAt..

&dS GclSsI9tc.
Rswsyort Il. Gpril. - peuiist SbluBnOtt
rurl ll27a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-13
Sentidles Gaue,fraut.

SueIe en- trbaIisn pr Sanburser Ddmpftr 25 SSas eG.
ies heutihts Soueltraui unD al p~niaafen am eidno
OR. 3a8 nnb 8iS. 8elair MGarff, Safetts,
Srpiidben Sap une Gnforarafe 1871
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-10

WHEAT GROWING Is Observation-Disclosures
ton has been called in Congress to the fac; that
tie farmers Of Pennsylvania raise nearly as much
wheat a. her people consume. While ta:s /, So.
il must be observed that or wLe.t qr.lg.. E.
stationary. IL /. about now what it was twenty
Years ago. One thing, however. must lie borne
"a mind For a long tine the wheat crop in
Pennsylvania suffered from the ravagos Of the
veevil to such an extent that the product did
not pay the farmer, and the consequence was
that our agricultural iuter-s' turned of into
other channels.
In the meantime the population Of tie State
has increased enormously, so that cur a'i pro-
'luction does not supply our people, rad the .n-
crease Is 80 steady tins; the prospect is far for
largely augmented deficiency ui tre@ds-uls, uu-
less We should stimulate our production in sone
way. Perhaps one reason why Penu,y lyania
ices not is that while she has built railways 10
develop all her mining and manufacturing dis
tricts, she has bulk none 10 aid her purely ri
cultural lands.
Another reason why Whest-firming il not
more productive in Pennsylvania is thst almost
the only fertilizer in use is lime aud while il is
cheap in the State from its universal abundance,
and cutie useful, II stiiens the land, ami is not
nearly as good as guano. There can be No doubt
that, if guano were used prolusely, the produc-
ton of wheat could b. very much increased IN
this State Still more importan; is the fact that
the universal rash q the western farmers into
wheat growing has reduced the prices Of bread
stuns to such an extent as 70 leave little margin
Tor pTohi. For the western farmer there is
scarcely any, the cost Of transit to marke; eating
mp me pronts For the eastern farmer there Is
Deter chance, because his market is right at
ms own door Yet it is among the curious de-
Feiopmehts oi American change that Peunsyl-
vans Farmers are constantly migrating to the
Nes'' :. rAke tne ehanoes Of wheat-grow;rg there,
s VIII .ney oyuil make mere money by staying
need more railways traversing the villa Ind -
the State, in order TO develop its aVr;entrTsI ~
sources, AMI to show the world that PepnsvI-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-10

IT.. p..-...- ,-:.------..l .....-. .--.....
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Inn, .s.a+ ...-'.I ..,.- IN. $500. r. a..
the ris.-5,e,, r.l r,-..;.,.s,,. .,...r.l e., -..,
.,ae F,1. p-a.l. anil me. With ra-r.-sl-
favor The later paper. b,y:a-,... Au.-as.b.
was ,a.ie 4 to s.s, .tsl. &, f-l ssa.. enc e.. fiji
his place. and secured the services of Frele-.s
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Anvil 80 Is considered superior TO lis former pro-
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It's mott. Is, So Only work can u.sts pc free
It's seldom that Sd. Costly q v5-,-o. ,r.r....r
Pumrel7-s e. Narrative Of a Tour acres. Amer
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Leypo'd. a1t Holt Of New York. are nov selling
the fourth edition
L.oB-rsI',w,s Us--.. and r.-.,,,y rr-.,s- .-s
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IND Lo7zfs,low is the most popular Of Aneri-
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''h9r "l'cn sells at a ieasons0'e price hesi'-
i'i-' 'na' o'' sle'' american p'e'' are not very
'lu'1 nony'el 'y 'i-s resurrection III the ci7c1ia-
'i.I I'll 'le'r WORKS we uoN o'lec' 70 cost.
','''''i'' ID, TIE p'Per' el5sAn' 0'D-'n2s' 1H'
''.'.' ''''' may ease 'l' '-9's7
VI '-' ",1''Ay 'l' "e protest ag'ias' tae
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6lnanfial.
LOAN
OF TIE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Company.

The Ckesapeare and Ohio Railroad
Lcon.pl ted and running from RICHMOND, Va to
the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, in west
Va, z27 miles 1t is being rapidly extended to the
Ohio River, 90 miles further making in all AZ
miles
In its progress Westward, it penetrstes and opens
nm To market the Eordsrh.l coal Deposits Of the
Kauarrha Region in Vest THginia, and thus brings
the superior and abundant Goals Of that section into
communication with the Iron ores Of YirgfH'd AND
Ohio, and the Western, Soufh-We'ferH and Easter"
rnarkrn
When completed, it will connect the superior han
so, ,,,;,, 9TH, ch,,apsak, Bay with reliable nav
igation on the Ohio River and thus with the entire
system Of Railroad and Water trGH'POTfaiiOn Of the
greet Vest or South E.s'.
twill make short ,a,y cheap and f1roTa'i' route
from the vs,t to the Sea. and will Command large
,aay, 9ftss ero-mou, jeigAtsseokin transportation
to the coast
HwilI thus become one ofthe most important, and
proeta5i, Eat and E,u Trunk LiH'' Of Railroad in
the country. and command q trade Of immense
value.
The somplet d portion oftfe Roads doinga Prot
t,15i, and rrersa,ng sr,irs.s, and is frly equal in
value to the Who'll, amount Of the mortgage upon the
ea.ire Line sl5o1}mo)
The loan o. the Chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad
compar,. 5oin~ FRS; Woytqays upon ii, .an-,
Llqe ro5,ray an s7,iar1ets north ,rssr completed
% ,a.t s}1o0,ooo IS therefore che Of tho most sub
.antauy. conservative and reliable Railroad Loans
ever osrei in the market and ia peculiarly adopted
20 the wants q
INVESTORS nd CAPITALISTS,
Vhode,.rc to make their Investments with the mos,
satisfactory assurance Of posture and ,rssllf,t 81,
r-t.
The Bonds are in tenomine-oaso o.
5000, 5000. and 500.
an4 amy be- haa CoUFov or REGISTERED.
iptere,, six por cent per aaaan, parable Nay
Ist and N0vEMBERI,,
P.ie-7a' and irt,r,,, eHas.- D., cod 70 %. c.fy
afT-r Ta-l.
Price On and s,s-aei i4irrs,f .l Currency At which
price tArv pay nearly s,te- per eert ia o,.4 on
dior COST
81. Gayor-.1-nt Bon ana other Securities dealt
5-at.H. eto.i F-,ia-.-. -s,-i,sf IN .--.-,-.-. a-
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A recent Partisan novelty IL a small silk
psrsol covered with white or light grey feathers,
Washington boasts ''Dressmaker to Her
Honor the PresideDtess.
Ladies are wearing small Swiss muslin aprons,
richly embroidered AMI trimmed with lace, for
full house dress.
The Greeks are said 70 he the most sensible
people in the world, as they wear one style CT
dress all the yesr round, and the fashion never
change
The latest Partisan turnout is described as
"a bamboo dog-cart, on spider-wheels, with
only rocr. for one inside. an hollow behind
for ones dog
The Germans have invented paper dinner
napkin, upon which popular songs or piano
music is printed. They have, it is to be hoped
very little use for napkins.
4 Bengalese arch.solos;st has discovered that
the chignon, " one-third larger than the head, -
was in vogue in the Ess, hundreds Of years ago.
We travel in = circle.
The fashiusble shoe FOR ladies' is made seven
inches high with an inch and a half heel, q
Spanish instep, srched sole, movable he'll Of
gil: or silver with an India rubber tip to dead
en- the sound and they cost from IS to so a
pair
WbisLers in the Grand pucbv Of Hesse are
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WHAT ARE
DR.. j. WALK EK'S
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTFRs,

THEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made poor Rum WhiStsy, Proof Spirits, and refuse
Liquors, doctored, spoed and sweetened to lease
the taste, called "Tonics," IRE torers" Appetzers
&C, that lead the tippler Oh 70 drunkenness and
ruin, but a true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California free from al 4cohoe
SttVuiGhts. They are the Great BLOOD PURIFIER
and LIfE-GINlNG PRINCIPLES perfect Renovator
and lnvgoratoT Of the system carrying off all poison
Gus matter, and restoring the blood 10 healthy
condition No person can take these Bitters accord
ing to directions and remain long unwell. 500
viii lie given for iacLrable case, providing the
bones are net destroyed by mineral poisons other
means and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
Of repair. J WALKER. Proprietor. r. H. McD0s
NALD Co, Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Fran
cisco Cal; aud 3 and 81 Commerce st. n. Y. SOLD
BY ALL DAC GGISTS AND DEALERS.
Nav ls-idfMiK
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EF0RT6AGE sn1 Harrantee Deeds. CITY Cow
VI Nrits, Trustee ana EXECUTIONS, Justice Writ
Trustee ard Executions Lesses County Writs. r.
&C., printed and fer sale 81
The ?RfF PRESS uFY.CF,
dSptf
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NEW BOUNTY DECIsIOS.
ATTENTION :.
SOLDIERS OF THE 2SD & BIRD VT. REGIS

Under the recent decision Of the L. s suprens
Court, all soldiers who enlisted between Nav 4kh
and July 22nd, 1861 for THREE years. who were dis
charged for disability and have not received 500
bounty, can now receive the same BY sending or
bringing their discharge papers 10 the Offi~e Of
START q WATSON,
Bank Block, burlington, Vt-sprlsd&wd Attys
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HOME AND FOREIGN GOSSIP.

vania is great in her farming interests as well
as in her mining and manufactures. -Phiiddef-
phiG paper.
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A THREEHoRsE PORTA BILE STEAM kNGINS
n and Boiler, in coed running order, for sale f
want Of use. Enquire a. the
d5vtf FREF p2gs, st.t.E