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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-22
FRoM ZION. JAnRa THoNPsoN.
gRoM REv. JosKPH n KENNARp. D. D,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhiladslphIA
DR JAoEsoM-DEAR Sm=I hare been Frequently
reQuefted % eonnea my ndms tgfA recommendation "
az ont Of my appropriate Epheye, I hare IN az cases de-
ciinedj ba tgiA a clear proof N payfous flannces, dnd
particularly IN my otsn JaBily, qf tie uaeuincet " D.
Hoeaands German Bitevs, IdepartJ er once from NJ
Gsnaf course, to ezpgess MY ah Convictions uat for gon-
erai debility Of the nyHtorn and especially for Lver
Complaint 10 IL - @T1mfo and valuable
prepar ation- In some casa 4 psag
Be pevy beaOfcfatmA 70 Aose rho
freA 1s obovs causes. Yours veEy rsPedIhly.
u H. KENNARD,
Bt0hah, bsIoS Coafss srea
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-22

AT II you want to save mon
ey in the purchase of DRY
GOODS, go tothe store of F. M
DEEM, and satisfy yourself that
the above is trhe.
July %, 1870-tf.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-22

Executors Notice.
The Undersigned have been duly ap-
pointed Executors of the last Will Of
Cornelius VanAusdsl, late of PrebIe
county, Ohio; deceased, august 10, 1870.
Joseph DonohUe.
Isaac VanAusdsl,
Harvey B VanAusdal.
Campbell & Gilmore,
Attys- Aug18 w3. pt SI,75
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-22

NrThe Fair, next week.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-22

.Genl Passenger aud Ticket Ag't
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-22
Democratic State Ticket

For Secretary of State.
WILLIAM HEISLEY.
OF Cuyahosa County.
For Supreme Judge,
Hon. RICHARD A. HARRISON
OF Madison County.
For Com p~troller of the Treasury,
JOHN A. HEATON.
or Belmont County.
For Member of Board of Public Works
Col. WILLIAM SPENCER,
OF Licking County.
For Congress,
COL. T.. D. CAMPBELL.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-29
MuniIng the Throat.

What is the best mode of protect
ing the throat from colds where a
person is very susceptible to them?
The common way Of protecting the
throat is to bundle and wrap it up
closely, thus ovcrheating and render
ing 1t tender and sensitive, and more
liable to coldsand inflammation than
before. This practice is all wrong,
and results in much evil. Especially
is this the case with children, and
when in addition to the mufiljng Of
the throat the cxtremities are INSULT
GENTLY clad, as is often the case, the
best possible conditionsare presented
for the production Of sore Threats,
coughs, Group, and all sorts of throat
and lung affections.
1t is wrong to exclude cold air from
the neck, and If 1t is overheated a
portion Of the time, when it is
exposed, some form Of disarrange-
ment Of the throat will be apt to
occur. The rule in regard to cloth
ing the neck should be to keep it as
cool as comfort will allow. In doing
80 you will suffer much less from
throat ailments than If you are
always fearful Of having a little cold
air come in contact with the neck
Any one who has been accustomed
to have his throat muffled should be
careful to leave off gradually, and not
all at once.--HeraH Of Heath.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-29

and never lacks for words on any
subject, whether 1t be one OF biscuit
or bees, or OF art and literature. Her
family has furnished some strong
men intellectually, the Rev. DIR. J.
Wheaton Smith, Pastor OF Spruce
Street Baptist Church, Philadelphia,
being her brother, who is noted in
his congregation as a minister OF
very able talent; and Hon. Henry
Wheaton, author Of "Wheaton's
international Law" who is an uncle,
and we might mention others who
have proved themselves knights in
truth in the realms Of Literature,
Law and Theology. In thus briefly
about our gifted friend,
whom we hail gladly as co-laborer
in the editorial profession, we neces-
sarily have omitted much that is
Her days of usefulness
have just commenced, and we trust
that they may be continued into a
ripe golden age.--Register.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-29
Save the Manure.
For the iowa Homestead.

For the iowa Homestead.
Rich as our land is by nature, it is
still greatly improved by manuring;
and every good farmer will save the
manure from his stables, yards ana
pig pens; not forgetting his hen
roosts, and every year will cast 1t out
on some choice or poor piece OF
ground; either for the production OF
superior vegetables to exhibit'at the
next fair, or to bring up the poor
corner i'm his field to the same pro-
ducing power as the balance of the
field.
1t is believed that by timely and
judicious application Of manure on
our rich soils from year to year, as it
accumuIates, will not only pay the
farmer back in increased yield OF
crops, but will preventive land from
deteriorating as it must withoutsuch
application; and it willkeep leland
from becoming hard and cloddy.
Some farmers may think our soil
is inexhaustible, and needs no ma
nure; but let such bear it in mind
that this is a great mistake; and
when certain ingredients, such as
nitre, and all1ali and slick, are ex7
hausted 10y long cropping without
fertilizers, the land may stih look
black and rich as ever, but it willnot
produce as it did whennew, or would
if kept supplied with those import
ant fertilizers by artificial means.
No good farmer would suffer the
denominations about his stables to go
to loss when the present time OF year
is so favorable for haulingit out, and
ut q time when there is little else to
do. We advise you to select one
acre and try the experiment OF ma
nuring it freely this winter, leaving
in piles till spring to keep the wind
from blowing it away; and then when
the season for blowing comes around
again, plow it in deep, s,tbsON ii, and
and plant it in the various crops you
expect to cultivate Oh your farm; and
by this means you will see how much
good it will do. Perhaps some ofoul
patrons have tried it; we should be
pleased to hear from them.
| A PATRON OF HUsBANDRY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-29

diving. in eating and drinking, n
fasting and thirsting, in siumberine
and sleeping, in watching or walk
ing. in standing or sitting, in lying
down or working, mingendo, cacando
and in blood-letting.
May he be cursed in all the facul-
ties of his body. May he be cursed
inwardly and outwardly. May ne
be cursed in his hair. May he be
cursed in his brains. May ne be
cursed in the crown of his head and
in his temples. In bis forehead and
in his ears. In his eyebrows and in
his cheeks. In his jawbones and in
his nostriIs. In his foreteeth and in
his grinders. In his lips and in his
throat. In his shoulders and in his
wrists. In his arms, his hands and
in his fingers.
MAY he be bedamnedin his mouth,
in his breast, in his heart, and in all
the viscera of his body; may he be
damned in his veins and in hisgroin;
in the thighs and genital organs; in
his hips and in his knees; in his legs,
feet and toe-nails!
Nav he be cursed in all the joints
and articulations of his members.
From the top Of his head to the soul
of his feet may there be no soundness
i'm him.
May the Son of the living God,
with all the glory Of His majesty,
curse him, and may Heaven with all
the powers that move therein, rise
up against him, curse and damn him!
Amen. So be it. Amen.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-29
Anatllcma MarNnatha.
THE Everlasting Curse Of the Roman
CuthoHc church Promulgated against
Victor Emanuel, King Of U0ly.

BY authority of the Almighty God,
the Father, Son and Holy Ghost; and
Of the holy canons; and Of the unde-
filed Virgin Mary, mother and nurse
Of our Savior; and Of the celestial
virtues, angels, archangels, thrones,
dOminiOns, powers, cherubims and
seraphims; and Of the holy patriarch
and prophet; and of the holy inno-
cents (who, in the sight of the Holy
Lamb, are found worthy to sing the
new song;) and OF the holy martyrs
and holy confessors; and Of all the
saints, together with all the holya and
elect Of GOd--we excommunicate
and anathematize him, and from the
threshold of the holy Church Of God
Almighty we sequester him, that he
may be tormented in eternal excru-
ciating suilerings, together with
Dathan and Abiram and those who
say to the Lord God, depart from
US; we desire none of Thy ways"
And rs fire is quenched with water,
50 let the light Of him be put out
forevermore.
May the Father who created man
curse him. May the Son who suffered
for us curse him. May the Holy
Ghost which was given us in our
baptism curse him. May the Holy
/ teruss from which Christ (for our
salvation triumphing over His ene-
mies) assembled, curse him. May the
Holy and Eternal Virgin Mary,
Mother Of God, curse him. May St.
Michael, advocate Of holy souls, curse
him. May all the angels and arch
angels, principalities and powers,
and all the heavenly armies, curse
him. May st. John, the precursor,
and st. John the Baptist, and st.
Peter, and st. Paul, and st. Andrew,
and all other of Christ's Apostles,
together, curse him. And may the
rest of his Disciples and Four Evan
CYCLISTS (who by their preaching,
converted the universal world, and
may the holy and wonderful company
of martys and confessors (who by
their holy works are found pleading
to God Almighty, curse him.
May the ChOirs of the Holy Virgins
(whO, for the honor Of Christ have
despised the things of the world
damn him; may all the Saints (who,
from the beginning of the world and
everlasting ages, are found beloved
Of Cody damn him; may the heavens
and the earth, and all the holy things
remaining therein damn him.
May he be damned wherever he
be; whether in the house or in the
field, whether in the highway or the
by-way, whether in the wood or the
water, or whether in the Church.
May he lie cursed in living and in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
@Clnnoe 0ooif iiir @ronft.
sarrant & San

Gin arnnter bat oft @rInO ausJurufsn: Rettet mid
aus ben SGnoen ietner 6reuRoc ! @cp5bnIih Idldat
ieOer Der Srtunoe cine nnoere UteO5iu Dor uno uenn
Der Pattsht es Der Rsibe nod nit allen Tttbijirrn pro.
Dirt, 10 tUnnet bic tuobl9ensinten JiatbidlGee Der
iSreuube ibm ben Sob brinseH. 9us eiulioe urrnunftiae
0egfabren in ieoen @rtranIurssfau 1T. lCtne 3ufludt
prompt l einent Speeifcum gu nebren, bah Die grpbe
ctutr Iansen uno Gusgebebnteu augemeinsn Sri bruno
b%efanosn bat uno bsfien Euf us pOrBisli6es 8eilmittel
auf Iolioe uno birreibeuoe Bslptiis baiirt 1T. Sin fol-
der Rarg inter ben Steiauraiionsmittrln unIerer Saoc
9sblbtt nit Sic&t unO pbue allen 3ipeifel 6pftctter'S
uHagenbitteyem. Ni6Sen 9ieienisen. tueIte ibu nab.
rsno oietr SdIpdde erieu8moen 5ubrssjsit as stdr.
tuEasnittsI rsbnten, itd idbit Die 6ra9e beantlpurter.
oh er Mot ftGrisnbe kSiscnldaften bstbt. Sam iraero
SsInanb, be- rtne ihturte 0eroauung bat uno ner ben
9itteren ittraIs esbraua I, In Nbreoe fCatr, bar or ais
UattitI ,tr arafttarrg hes gluocns b6ber febt, als ir.
eeno cine anoere Msot;iuY Sam irserb Serrano, bet
all Der Gale leiost uno ibn s,,9tn 9ebrrIeiOeu sebraudt
bat, in abreoe feleu, SaB er i%plrtian1 it2 Nlau fam
Iasen, oaB untsr ben nieleN Taiierotrt, luelGt i'm isbt
sebrGud.n pOsr i'm friiber al5 9Gftt o'rbriiernOes UOer
G%orrsitio. giittrI ssbrautt bobs1, Ettt elm @in5is'r Se.
fuRosn perosn tuury Der ibn tir itSeno elm nnoeres
Nrdparat Der sarSen 9Belt bineeb'n h'ohte. 8tber
9BebieIfiebrr, 9tsruenihlpGde, @eritop Jung, WfG9cnbes
l6lDerOtn uno BerIbIstterung oes Rluiss LIT er has
tir3ise DtittsL, lucfiir init guttm gsluiIisu Ga yantitt Dsr.
ben fam. &iemano. Der bic 8OrSdge pes Sittersu
fcnht, tutrO %Bu8sb'n, oaB ieIbFiadtise Su6tOtc1su, bic
nit t%uettbloier Ytiibe, on Der lie et6Bersu Yroft Ltnfsb
banoeln, ibm at Stene bes ~bstiiBmten uegetabiltlfeA
EeitansirunssmittsIs jones 3eu9 aufbdnesn.
(l93-St. ,eSD.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
Nic Hl1Mr Nismnrff,S.

Sas amtLtbe SOurnal in Yaris bat Die
ibDierl8e aHfqabe, Die gage 6rantrei6' $ rDitQ
ausjumalen. ueber Die Uoerun9lldten" Blaine
Slsmard's unO v6elrieoigen0s" 0iplomatiibe
situation 6rantrel9's iprlAt ii3 oa5 8latt
ME iOI8t aus
Gin usberbIid itber Die oip(omatiI6e 81.
tUation 3ei9t, ME ipirlIam Die Bemiibunaeu
9epeIen iiuO, uniere 8s5lebungen Su auspGr.
tt8en Ntahten in ieOem auf Die g%e9enmGrtiqe
&rifis beitgIi9en Yuntts auf eiaen guten Tsab
gu brtnaen. Sel'm SegiHne Oes Samples p,r:
lu1te 9rut Stsmard folgenOe 3Dede 3u er=
reiaeu Gritens Die Gmpfinolitteiten grg,
LAMBS btnitbtltb Der belgtI9eH 6rage 9egen
un5 auf5uita9eln 3weitens, etn giinoniB
5Iuilhen YreuBen uro GuBlano Su I9lieBen ;
Srittens, uns Ourb Die 9ebenjoQern AIfaire
NIT SPanien 3u uerUideln, un0 Yiertens uns
pe8en Der romtiAen 6rase nit Stalien su emit,
5tpsien. 9iele ganSe Combination 1T nib
8lidt; England, Our9 Die @rtl6run9en unIe:
rer Aufrt6iI9teit berubi9t, bat ioeben eineu
Sertrag nit uns unter3etbnet, Der fir uns
ebenio ipelt3ooa 1T, ME fur Yel8ien, oa er un.
lsre nbrolt9e 8ren3e iibert. RuBIano bat ben
8ertra8 nlht, ute Btsmard erpartete, unter.
5ethnet, uno Die MISUNDERSTANDING i'm ganSen
Sj~arenrei9e lptro Der Abertriebenen AusOeb=
nung Der preuBlihen Ntouar9ie INNER un
8nnltt9er uno 1T melt e%ntternt oauon, feinotib
ge8en uns gu iein. Spanien bat uns Rihts,
ais SorotalltGt 8e3ei9t, uno Saiielbe 9ilt bon
Stalien. SermO9e ciner llebereintunft nit
5talten baben mir mie0er uniere Stequna auf
Der Bats Der GOnOentiou bonn Is. September
etnsenommen, uu0 Die G0iung oerf5ra9e 1T su
beloerlsttt9er 3ufrieoenbett selungen. 50 1T
es Slsnard peOer in &onoon, nod in st. Ye.
~tersburS, nod NiaOrlO, nod in 5lorcn3 ees
fem YrO9ramm aus3ufabren. Sic
SGuemart's limo beute nod
ebenio iparm Itr uns, ME lie Dor benz &ri,9e
unlere 6Iotte lie8t DOR Dem Saten BON
Rielt uno 9rOBe erei9nihe neroen an iener
Suite itattfnosn. Seltrei9 uno StaIien per.
uolltdnoisen ibre Armes'n. Sbne tsra9e fam
Observation-Disclosures in einem Romente,
mo- Der &rie9 eben be8ounen bat uno mo Die
Der Nation Iib nit 10 ~benunoerns
Gner9te e~rtlGren, ni6t einen Auaen:
bid Itatt9e9eben fperoen. Gin 8eoante Der
S9ua6e bat teinen Baum in Der Yruit zines
6ran3olen. uniere 9ejieBunsen nit ben trems
ben Wtd6ten iiuo, iule ite isin iolten. Ser
neue Wtntlter Der ausDdrtigen Angelegenbei
ten iuiro ben gooen gut uorbereitet iinoen, UNI
Oas Don isinsn Sor8dHsern ~be9OHnene gBerf
u uerfoI9eH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16

fdmpfer Samuel GOLFER nit Ieinem &inpau :;
fer unO Der berttbmte eualii9e @eian9stDmiter
uno Sdn5er gBm. Cotton auftreten. Harb@
mittags 5 ubr finoet Yreisuertbeilung an
iuuge M6ohen itntt - noiiira ion Dor Der
oano nod Elm 8ebeimnif bleiben. has erft
Der beutiae 9ahmittas auftlGren ptro.
Sie SioDlisSabn, Die 8ateut S6autsln,
oas GarrouIlel &c. Iteben, ME INNER, b NJ
9ubIitum 5ur 8erfi9ung uno uerfeblen iihe re
I'D aud beute hi9t, cine 9roBe Gn5nbt belt l.
ben berbeisuloden. gBie iebr Die SniBen
aud bieies Sabr beItrebt nnren, ous Set 3u
einem 9emittbli8en, oeutihen Yoltsfefe 3u
MAIDEN, tute aud beuer pieoer glnes aufoebp
ten mar, UNI SUNG uno Nlt Oes 2ebeus fFreu=
ben in buntem 0ebiel Reise por,u,aubern,
Oapon limb Der 3ablreibe Beiuh, bic aGgtz
meiHs Nnert' nnunG unb Ii9tli6e 8efrie0iS
gung oes Bublitums ipretsnoe BeueiIe. Mt0ae
es 0ieIen Beiueis aud heute, als an Iebteu
6eittGge, ltefern uno niht pereeien. DaB ert
in II langen M.onoen, piellei6t er1t in 3pei
Sabren pas Trobf Ereiben pisoertebrt
sfidbIide.
aub I'M S9iibeapurfe erbiett 6rantrei6 9ez
tern cine StLappe. Gin iun9er 8erebrer
oes vtranten Mannes" aina in ieiner 8emuns
Oeruno fir oieIen 10 tneit, OoB er ooflir einioe
Oeuti9e pIrtigfeiten" srnbtete. Sa unier
p%grttnerH Srldnoer aieie ni6t 10 sans faGon
einFteden UOlte, 10 maGte er Mienen, Il la
9Ouis nufSutreten. S0ie 9OIijei miI9te Th
jeoo6 binein uno qab Dem bO~ffnun9soDlen
Stinsliuee @elegenbeit, i1inen RapoIeou=9u=
lei auf benz StatiOrsbauie aus3uiblafen.
Die 8~sitrt8sn @tnnabmsT bstru8sn circa
$1,000.
Srn. 6. 3. Meber, SetretGr beg Reeeltos
mite's, laeen mir fir feline freu noli6en BE
niltun9en, uns tets ndbreno Der Sauer oes
S9iBenfeites nit Dem Beridte iihsr bic Re
8elpreiie outs 3uUorfommenofte periebsn 5u
baden, unisren beiten 8anf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16

E1~Tmr Die Oerpunbeten nns
QStttipcu Mno wdtieu BON aefaue;
nencn beutidbeu Sriescrn ftegt in
unicrer Expedition cine Subfcrtps
tionSltite Gnf.
Die n%orooeut 1aen S9iffe, welhe
lett 4usbru4 oes preubii9sfranSofiiden &rie.
9es in unleren 9afen eln8elaufen iino uno
bort por 4nter liegen, iino Sampfsr s8ers
linz, @apt. unOhlid (2251 Eonnen) ; Sam=
pier p&elp3i8", Capt. Sd9er (228l Sonnen)
Sreimaiter sAu9ufte", gapt. BON Sarten
1907 Sonnenl ; Sretmaiter valbertA, @apt.
UteDer (793 Sonnen) Barrie vSncaA, @apt.
&enies (G09 Sonnenj; Yatfe pSn6uItries,
@apt, &ilttn (602 SOnnen); Barrie Dallas,
@apt. MeDeroied (670 Sonnen); Yriag ,6arz
monte, Capt. Spart (220 Sonnen) /; Briaa
~&ebeda", @apt. Otter (248 Sonnen); Briea
vWanoerer", Capt, Brinfmann (154 5onnen};
3%ulannlen einen SonnenGebalt BON 1923 Son'
n:ngg bait reprGientlreno. Grpartet niro
lttinoltb Der Sreimaiter rCcean~, Sept.
9dross tpeI9er I'M %. SUM BON Blemen
ablegeIte,
Sie .8ir9inier SbaIbabn." =
Der bonn Yaitor g8. &. Subbett ~reoigtrte So.
leiter (Sa v2eogsr" bonn Sonntage beIpridt
oe NisOerIage oes Yurialaaes, Dab oas County
au9ulta IN Str9inien als Commune $500. 900
aut oas 8runNcapltal Der vYlrsinier Sbals
babn1 3et6ne. uno tbeilt pobei iolgenbe ni6s
tl8e Nadrt6i nit vSsm Sireitorium 9es
nannter Sabn 1T bonn Yrdiioenten Garrett Die
Vtltt9eilung .9euorosn, oaB Die sGbeiapeafes
Sbiobabn" NiGts mebr tir Die s8irsinier
Sbalbabn" iublcribiren perOe, uno Baltimore
letn AeuB:rltes 8etban babe. Die Aufqabe,
pie nod teblenoen 3ei9nunsen aufIubrin8en,
falt oober gang Den COUNTIES oes Ebales 5u,
uno oa ausuita Gountp, 5u iit3is, UNI Der
eilenpabnbeero 5n iperben. Elm Dei3it bon
s3OO,OOO berbei8efibrt, 10 bat bas Sirefto:
rum bas 6eblenoe our6 Yripats3 eidnuneen
I'M Sbale auf5ubrin9en beibloiien. Gin nus
I6uB, aus Den so. g. MrmItrong, .. y.
uno W. Is. Sabbert belteben6, lit nit
Dem giniammeln BON 3ti1nunsen in &oanofe
@ountD betraut noroen. Nuf ben Ratb Der
9abnbeb6roen miro Die Staot Stauntpn tpeis
$4,000 ftatt Der bonn Staotratbe ~pfferirs
Ten 100000 potiren ; 2erington fuiro cine
Gbitimmung iiber elne Subscription BON
$50. 600 bornebmen ; bann blsibsn nod
100000 auf benz pripatpese un~terSubrias
gen."
5 nj Gbeiapeafe : Sbio zGanaIe
iih nabe benz Yoint Of Hcds elm
OammriB, solder p~orlauiia Der Sdiffabrt
a%ebietei; maa bat cine 9rDBe I'm.
jabl &eute an Die Reparirs arbeit gefteat.
Sas Sireftorium Der sgB c # lt9en W a..
,pldnoer Gtenbab NJ bat an oeren
Dbligationens Snbaber elm &unbi&rsiben err
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
&leiue YnIt,

$1,000 Stodfii9e itno am 10. b. NRts. In
SGn 6ran3isco aus9elaoen tporben uno pets
tere $4,000 Sttid iperoen srtpartet.
-0ie Nntional: Contention Der Shuqebrer
bat ibre Si3uu8en AM IA. Au8. in gtsDslano,
S9io, b%e9onuen.
= Sn Saratoga, RS, ftarb Der bsiannt.
4oootat y. 3. Scents aus 8rootlpn, R..D.
gr mar ant II. D. Mts. in Saratoga 9eluno
an9etommen unO in r@ongreB .Saa" abse.
Itiegen. Gin SdIaeftuB ibsint isinem 2eben
elm Gnoe aenla9t 5u babeu.
5n Gbarleitou, Sc, wurSe Der por=
mali8e 6.nsralanualt BON Yirginien, Sbos.
8; 8ouoen, auf cine Sla9e, seneini9aftli6
nit Geo. Saloon oaraui ausseSan8en su iein,
ben Staat Wir8inten 3u betrii8en, perbaftst
uno nod Gi6mono abgeIiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
Sen eurupaildeu &ric b~ctrcfienoe
Wahridteu ans Wnibiu0tpn.

Wafbin9ton, Is. Auguit. 9as FOL.
genoe tpuroe fem StoatsOspartement bonn lPt.
Hiiter beg Worooeuiihen Bunoss mitaetbeilt
rSas Geueri6iff uno Die 2eitpunfte an ben
Wtanouneen Der Sable. Weier uno Glbe MUIR
ben entfetnt; bic @infa9rt in ben &ieler
2afen TT perrammeIt uno aud BORT fino Die
Geitpunfte e%ntfernt.
berlin, II. 5uli 1870.
Warine'S Department. SporosrapbiIaes
Eiirsau :
Reiber3. b. Reibnib.@
Cine dbnli6e Rotifitation er8ing aud in
Be3ug aut Die ginfabrt in bic GINS.
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IlS SpesialSeueIdleu.
WV TUCH.
Aim .. Hneuft ffpn 1000 frdnsD:
ttidhe Sgteas9efaneene.- MuR.

fide &rieaseefdnaenc. = Nus.
lambs Gtferfuht.- Nolntidbe
Snfurrettton.- Bon ben bent
tehen Wceren. Santburg 1T
fiber.
I'M 9. Au9uIt nuroe aus Berlin aeIhries
ben, oaB lid mebr, ais 1000 &rie9saefanaene
auf Dem 98ege oortbtn befanoen, uno oaS ltd
unter ben bel W0rtb o~sfausen 9enommenen
5ran3oien isbr uieIe Gifijiere. uno guar ni9t
%peruunOste. b~efinoen.
Die ralltibe &e8ierung bat ben oireften
Yerlonenuertebr BON Berlin aus unterbrohen.
Die Geilen0en mil en- iiber Wari6au ee6en.
Die rulflten, Sur Wationals Yartet seb6ri9en
Settun8su IonseH lpieoer on, baaesen gu pro.
%tsltlren, oaB 0euti6lano 3u mdbtig neroe.
8et Sborn loa Der Anfang elmer neuen
polnilben Sniurrettion entoedt poroen Iein.
Die fran8ofi9e Glotte miro i9nerlid Ct
toas ausritten, oa Die Giien9epanjerten eineu
~ tiefen WaRer9ang baben, iib alto Der Suite
nibt seniiseno ndbern i6nnen.
YreuBii6e Stiife oiirfen Die Sdfen spiiden
Warnemtinoe Ian Der W%inbung Der QDars
NON. z Wteilen Dou 9toItod) uno Der ihtiihen
Sren5e ni9t perlafen. Yeutrale i5lagaen
limb in benz Verbote nidt nit etnbearifien.
Bon 6altenfteiu 1T ioebeu pon elmer Sn.
lpettionstour 5urtid8efommen. Rad ieiner
anit4t bat Sambur8 Ritts Su flr9tsn.
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SelcaraObijdle Nad)leIe.

Ger BerIult, ioeI9en Seatb Z WEili9an
our9 ben Brano tbrer 6arbens 6abrif in Gbis
cage erlltten miro auf $685. 900 an9eBeben,
wouon S68. 600 als perii9ert abgeben. Sie
gVterbants= uno Wtebanics : Company" BON
Baltimore perliert $500.
Sn leBter l8p9e itarben in philadelphia
432 Yeriohen, iudbreno in Der entipre6snOen
Wohe oes 8oriabres 337 itarben. Inter ben
hteruntsr bettnoli4en $50 &tnoern tparen 100
&tnOer Der @hplera erleaen.
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ss~ %. &nahc & GOmp.'s grOBr Sas
tel= uuO aHfrchtfebenhc @iannEl.
. lbrtf: @Se Der @ntam. nnb @eft /. ctr aAe

Babrtf: Gae Der @utdn' unb %cft : &tr aRe.
SerfaufSit m nj sr : Ser. Isl ,ReH,SaiItmore ar.
pBareau Sir. /, 8, 5 uno 7, Roro. @utaiparaBs, /
Baltimore, NIB. ben IL. Mug. 1870.
I'm bic 90. 9rfitn 4 poftman. Nnieiges Naentett,
Nr. l, 81. pauIitraBe, Baltimore, WlO.
On anbeiraht oes gBieoeraufblabens oes Suoens uub
Der Grlstherungen, Dslhe Sic briber, UNI Qrieiaeit in
Del; beitet BlGttern lu n~iebriseu Staten Ju pluctrtn, ba.
ben mir uns entiplofisn, tbren guridIa9 fHr 300 IiOIt6e
3tttunatH anJunebmer.
Sa iptr b!eier Nngelsasnbtit uniere Ioref6lttaftr Wufs
mertIamieit lett SGhren geifentt. fnO mir niht aueiu
iste 5reunos osS annonetrens, ~Ionocrn aud BON ben
aus 5brem ArJst5e'PIane rntipringenOsn 8Ortbeilen
~iberJeugt. 9bre e%rGebcnen
tl9D Bm. Shade s Gump.4
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S1ff's wqaIjs g rtraft Otrbinost nit eirem anats
rebmen Se'dmude Die @iaenibuft. bag or iebr nab
riingsreite un0 ipirtiame YeihanOtbeile entbGIt; or III
aud Gin iebr idinafbaftes un0 ftdrtenocs 3iitaetrGnI
uno miro als lolhes in europa 9ebrau6t. Die beofus
tenottet Asr3te oitier StaOt ihlieBen ih i'll ibrsr QuIht
ost1entgtn Der europGiihen Nerj'e an, uno Driiden tbre
BsIrteot9uns aus, In SDff's Wtall -@gtrutt uitt aueiu
elm tutrtlamts unb nabrbGttes Selmiitrl ttr 9ranfe,
lSn9ern anb Gin 9elunoes uno angereblnes SetrGnt fir
Perlpnfn 1eoer Alters 9efunOrn Su huben.
III boben.
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Ban stmbursb S Soaps |tenas

miro AM %, %. uno q. os. Wlts. in Saltis
more uuf Dem Belair : MarftpluBe an ieben
iein. GB 1T Dies etne d9te Wenaserie Dbue
Gittus : Anbau8iel, uno enibdlt cine 9an3
p~or3hglite Sammluna lebenOiger Sbiere.
Die beribmtsn Glspbanten rGippO Sabib"
unO r5anuibat, jun, erregen tets beionoes
res @ritauneu. Sn bteisr 9roBarii9en Nus
ftslung seiSt ii9, mas uuisrnebmunSsgeiii,
6leiB unO @slo uerm5aen. Gs Iino bsretts
mebrere Sabre uertoHen, ieit bic leBte bsoeus
tsnOere Wtena9erie unlere Staot 6siudte,
tpeBbatb Elm sablreiGer 8eiuh oieits eroBars
tisen 3uOlo8ii9en cabinets pobl ni6t aug
hfeihpn mini