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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-09
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.Riir Am rNentiatn eorrsiponetntenn berIttet.

tSiir ben nDeutiben @orrs iponoenten" bcrlhtet.)
Baltimore, ben s. SUM- 1871.
81 nNpteb.-G Der Wflrtt oiTncte 9eitern iebr nan,
uno Nreiie iuaren a Sent %nteert8er, ais teete Bothe.
lugeIdbr 400 2 it'd purbcn %pertQuit.
Stute mar Der Utartt picoer ourttue9 Han, uno
Die Yrciie iielen nm ctncn peittren = Sent. Die
@elamnttzY retsabnabme mar oteie SSoHe q bis
@ent pro 4inro. ungcfibr 100 stud puroel ottltd
%beiorcert obne bier a%n9ebotsn gu iperoen, nno etnt8e
WfiiGfIibs. - Bon Mitbthben lit elm potter
Sorratb Gllet Sorten oorbonecn, ieooh NOR Die 9tad.
rags fau. &str n%otiren, is nab .Nualttdt, Sn $50
xdGber. IS it Gin aicmli6sr gorrotb Uor9an=
Den, uno Die 8rtie fino %un8eidbr e%leielben, iute teste
GBoGe nSinli9 q bis z Gents uno eint9e 5u IA ecnts
Die 8tsiie fir odfen %partirten, ute folst: bette
Sorten % bis 7 Gents, i'm augsmetnen "A bis 3A
@ents. Sir OrOiaars eiirrs iun9e stiere, otien nno
0libe - bis - Scents; o~rotndrere unh bic ntebri9ften
Sorten = Gents. Alsemetasr 2artitRltts :
raten i bis Z Cts; biz meihen 8ertiuie 9eIbabtn 5u
"a bis ga Gents. Son Der 3uiubr tomen $40 Stlt
aus 0bto, l0t aus Bennfptoanien, 73 aus Ntdrplane,
98odeu5ufnbr 794 stiit tteete ISOLDE 1854, IN Oeroorz
idbr9er Yaraletz spode 1881. Bon oen gorritben
tamsl 6l7 Stiit Jtinouteb in Die 3dnte Saitimorsr
fSleiiher; % iuuroeu BON Spstulanten lir DtIrttt i'm
Often, 43 Don SanpbGnotcrn uRb Glcii1ern nno q
BON NaIbin9tonsr nno annapoliier Sdneieri 0es
SIN tSan,en uurben oteie @ote6S e thd ~Siiuhpieb,
fette. geode 7i5, in Der Faraastipode bon 1870 79i
ab9eiest.
IN DttHt.- Ss Uut ptlt SNoNut tH 5tht'ttYet
Sorratb porbanbeu, uno bic J0dira9e mar gut, ies
BOD nar itr letGtt stweine tpon 100 biz 1870 8iunO
Enthusiastically, ea 9reBe raubs Shpeine nnr psntg
uerlan9t iuercen. Die Yreiie sei9tsn nir rpeni9 aenz
eeruns felt leete sBote, ieoeG snm Splnlet, % Der
Borrdtb beinlbe 8inslib ~uerfauit lit, iino bic Ansitt=
ten etlua5 beiier. 2Sir notircn Bl d bis ca Gents pro
Yiunb gtettos @rptbt NIT nnr ncnl9sn, auS9s5etdnea
ten tleineu ShDeinen gu letterem Bretie.
0ieit g8obe betru9 Die I3uih9r 435t, leste gSode
4477 unb in Der poridbri9en Bdrduel : gBohe 43S6
Stiit.
S6aate. = Der Wtarrt mar bieie Wohc luieoer
i~beriitat. unb bic Yretie iIr bic beiten Sprttn ipnrben
fdum erbatten, iuabreno bic iir ~9eringere Sorten u
Sent 9ejalcn iino. IDr nottren ~ 8 bis 5a Sento
pro Eilno Srutto=@enid)t, je nab aualttdt, nit nlr
Uentseu bi lestsrem Yrelis. .3%nbtitaGie. iine flau
St $3.50 bic $3.50, un6 Vdmner in 3lemlidtr Nab7
Ira9e su So bis 81 pro 5tiit, ie nab Quatitdt.
8orrutb bteie y5ode 2539 StGt, ieste gpobe 1851
in Der Baratelsg Bode Don 1870 42f7 Stlt.
elite pom Sieb bdnotern.
9ds Natiot9enbe lit Gin @erseitni6 Der Ranen
Der b~auptiahIi6iten SiebbGnhler, Sieb=Si9entbiimfr
oocr Is onit9natdrs Der Sauptbinbier, fo,Dis Der StaG<
ten, aus hGnen nGS 8isb %9etomneu, nnb Der Stiete,
lpobin ouiielbC ~heitinllnt III:
Sn Wcbictrr 4 Sou9ber's SoteI arge'omlnen.
HnH J31fttunrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-09
Sas @pHenbfatt bcS uSprrefppn=
S%cufen,b

lpeldcS beutc Dtor9en nah 10 Hbr IN nrlerer
Grproitiorl SIT baben 1T, entbGlt alle widtigen
Nabrihten aus benz Sit uuo guSlaubc
nebit ebltorielcu 8~eiprednngen oerielbcr, cine
reid)e auswabl intereiianter permiidter Ses
ritte uno Noti5en, Sortletung peS %iaterci-
ianten GomanS y6aoopa" &C. GtnSelne
Drummer 5 Gts. nadl europa uericnoen mir
Die Summer ali irgcno cine apreie fir 10
StS. ober So bro Sabr.
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aesy Mount @iuauS.

Der brittle groBe auftlons Serfanf le.
ncr id)Dnen Sauiteaen burb Die S5. Gregg
g. Sirflano, Iuttionatoren, lit alf 90 II
t 9, ben ~. Sltni, nit iibli1er freicr Dirl-
unb 6erbci6roernng angeSeist. aein Bunft
~llnlerer ltlugebuug 1T in 10 raibcmantldmull.
&c begrifien, lpic Monnt @iuans. Giae groBc
gnSabl Sanplaee 1T p%erfalit, NIB piele ba=
bon merben bereitS bebart. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-09

q BEJ~ Die 8a1tt nj orer SdHteu
@eielliAaft" feiert fommenSeit Wtonta9
i'm 4,arfe oil Der 9elair4 9toab. ibr oicsjabrigeS
Sriibiabrsfet, bds He, lint hidt bent 4icnic
ann 8eiten hes ,Aqgemeinen 3 eitideu ySai=
ienbauies" Gintras au tbun, UNI mebrere
8oden peridoben.t af. Slut benz Yrogrammc
itsben Ersisidieben uuo Yrsisfsseln bon iriib
0 lbr. bis Wahmittags 8, reip. 6 nbr, Yreiss
psrtbeilune, Gonssrt nub Sana non Rad
Barfes. Am @inganse ino feline Gintritts-
%farten, %ionoern nrr BET ben 3itSlieoern gu
baben. sC5 EHtBfiIE u -
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Der .Mnpnp<&nrteu.u

SIR. sol, 70 It sSaltimoretr.
%erfrellt lid aud bieies Sabr Der moblueroierz
ten @unit zines inter QaubbGuulen I'M Sreien
@rbolnng ind)cuben Yublifulns. Serrlihc
Sasmin 0iiite mad)eu ben Iuieutbalt I'M
@arten b6dit angenebnl, ano Der frellnolihe
8irtb Sr. 6aiielbort f~reocnSt leinen trefHis
den @eriteniaft nit ei1er iOlden eiebensWiir
pigfeit, baB man bas gieoerfommen wobl
ME uergtBt, sunlal SonnabenoS NIB Dton-
tags abenbs, ,po ein Dtutfcorps Die Stei;e
bes apollo artcus" busd icire' Slar9e nod
erhbht.
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Su Matber'S Seeon

briqirt gut 3eit Sraul. antonie 0auSmarn,
einc porSiiglite Soubrettc, Die crit tiir3lih
aus 0entihlanb an9efonmen; ie 1T cine
nette MISUNDERSTANDING ullo be3aubert burd)
Die Stride unb 2ebbaftigleit, nit Der ie aufz
tritt. IuBerbem geb6ren Der betannte So
infer 9r. Sleeper, bic Sangerin 6rl. Sern<
arb II. Die SdnSerin SRI. 6epere 81 benz Yer-
io1ale Der Haiber' lden Yiibne. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-09
I SaS xbcatcr am Troutifraec

1T cas 'einSi9e, sur 3eit nod i'll Baltimore
oiielte regefmdBige 35eater uno bietet eirelt
iebr fiible1, bbhit angeiebmen aufentbaltS-
ort. 8eionbere I~nsiebun9strait beipabrt Der
Saulenbfiintler Gobert Nidel; Die 6anpt1
piece i'll ieilem YroSramme bilOet eiu in Der
2pit fret i1luebenoer, aui Sra9eu antiuorten=
Der, raldenoer, ladenber &opf, belien 6ltnpf
,peit Sapon auf Der Sibne lie9t. Sr. Nidel
proouSirt feline ~Hciitnn9en auf @lastildcn
unb ltebt auf @lastritten. Gieleu Seifaa
finbet Die bunorililhe Yantomime: rDie
golocue slrt" ober ySie gtgInpben beS g%cieiten
Strones." Nicolo Wiortoll er96bt has sluz
bitorium uob init ieineu SonsleWiiinltsn,
SRI. Saais Dtaion nit Selausen erniten nno
fomiiben Snbalts.
Dittmod) iinb Sonnabenb Rahmittas 1T
8ortcluug fir Samilieu, Sreitag abeno fir
Oamer. .
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bur seadbtuna fir Sdbneioer.

Die beiten Breiie peroen fir neue Gndl
abfdQe aler art 9cgeben bel Dapio q.
Sbaunun S So, Nr. 81 nne SO,
Geeffra6e. (37-)
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BayDte 8enerafprpbebeS S Il III
ger b nnbes fir baS WepsDorfe S6uger'
fat {iubet nuumeBr unipiberruflid beute
Mbeuo z llbr in Der uMehauicssSade" ltatt.
Der Getbtriaent 9rof. u. Yair uirb bierSi
poiitiu bier eintrefieu. ,5rf. -. s.l.l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-09

gag. 5 I'M I ii b le II buftenben Gar
ten BON @arbner's 5ote1, Scr. 8
unb 10, Glib Si9bitraBe, sibt beute Abeno
Der Yiano-S irtaos Or. 6. Sdlamm inter
Maituirtnn9 por3ii9lider Sanger unb Muii.
ct Gin Go1f3ert Bel freiem gutrte.
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frurr- NM Observation-Disclosures
@iarvlanD
Senerz Scrii4ernngs @cicaidaft
Won SdIttmprc,

Gde Der YpitpiIicez 9(penue uno Secpnbitr.,
pcriidert nur scscn 8encrsgcfabr alc grtcn gtsenl
tbun, Wobilien, &duimunnnsgiitcr II. (. 10. In Der
Stabt uno auf Dem &Gnpe. Stc 9eoingungrn ifno
annebmbar, ~beionbers innerbalb oes Stu6tcs uno Der
Stabt, 90 Die @cienih0it bcabihtigt, ibrc @eitditc
fen. NppIitGtioncn werbcn i'm Sircau Der @eleliz
ibaft ent9egen 9ellumrlei.
Sol. 81. MiIupr 4rdi.;
&id,are y. Safer, Stce=Erdi.
StrCttUreu:
@iaiam Soptins, S8m. g. W'iuifin,
6. Il. Cooper, Sobn Il. 9Bilcp,
%. g8. Spcuccr, g. S9. 9tobiRion,
solomon Sing, SNrnuct Stcin,
Hiharo 8. Bater, @burlee s.. Noons,
Sobanu Sabfcr, SRA Is. S~anfcto.
(24t-) Geo. 81. MfuKelmal, Scfrctdr.
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Observation-Disclosures am g. Sun

Sic iolecnbeu Temperatures cobadtunsen ipuroen
BON Srn Siram 5. Eenroo pom Si9nal=I FINITE oeS
Srfenss Sgnnrtcmguts iir Baltimore Qelnadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-09

Ginc tnterel ante nSnterotem"
sm / Ell Self. SaotS NIB Sorace
y reelep. = llnter ben bielen Selhdern,
ncld)e ST.. @reeley iuabreno ieileS aufert.
baltes in WtempbiS, Senn., empfing, befano
lid) aut Sr. Sefferipn 9apis. Die uMem.
pbis apalande" .bcridtet iiber oteie GUAM.
mcnfunit folgenoermaBen: y@egen II llbr
lprad) Sr. Self. SapiS i'm ,Sberton Z
5otsl Dor lub luurbe iofort 81 Srn. @reelep
geiiibrt, Der i'm iebr ireunbli6 enlpfing. Der
Ybilolopb urp iein Yeiuder l1abmen einans
Der ge9eniiber Plat, llno ba8 ru1oe, offene
unh ciniade @eiiht oes Giueu btibete einen
Iouoerbaren @ontrait Su ben erniteu, feinen
uub, 10 i'll ia9eil, n~erp6ien i3ii9en oes anA
bereu. Sr. 0apis bepabrte cine piiroeuole
NIB ettuas fbrmlid)e Saltuns, Wabrettb So-
race @reelep lebbait lllb unge5pungen rpar
unb sienlid nicl iprad). Slut potitiide an-
gele9enbeiten mnroe fannt angelpielt. Sr.
@reclep ~erfluoiste iid an9ele9entlihf iiad)
BENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der 6rau Sapis nab
iprad ieine bDdlte 9ldtulg fir Die Dame
ilnb beren Samilie aus. Sr. 0apiS erpi.
oerte in b0flihen gBortelt !urtb balfte benz
Ybilplopben in l%einel1 lino ieiner Srau Sea-
men fir Die acknowledgement, welde Der ielbe
ibnen turs mad benz 8rie9e erlptelen. Dies
lenfte oas Geiprad auf bic l3uiammenfinft
,wlldm @reeles NIB 6rau 0apis sn 9aiti-
more, Sur .Sett, oils Nrau Oapts ilber bic
@eian9enHabme ibres 9atten ild} in iebr &C.
briidter 9emiitbsr Stimmnng betanb nnb
@reelep idien init Ser9niisen babel au Der
weilen. SIM 2aufr Der unterbaltung iprah
Sr. q. aufl bon ben Slairs, namentlid bon
ben dlterenS obuen bieier b%eriihnten camille,
unb bemerfte en- PEASANT, nab grant V.
Slair. iuu.. une Nnbere Der QeaeuuGrttaer
madtsn. 9r. @reeleD 9ing oarauf auf ndber
~Iiegsnbe @esentanee iiber NIB iprad ldngere
3eit pom ueritorbenen General Auittman,
ben er ais einerl iparnlen politiiden urb per
i5nlideu alten 6renno prizes. neber 9rn
Dapis' 9egenwdrtige Stellnng nnn Ans
fdten tpurbe Don beiben Seiten fein Wort
! psrloren. Die 5altung Seioer mabreno bes
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-12

----- a Scottish widow in the time o.
King George was one day in Spring seen
Ly the cleik of her parish crossing the
shurchysri with a watering pot and 4 bun
sle. "Ah. Mistress Msctavish, said the
clark, what's yer business, wi $40 lik,
gear AS that y'are carryin'?' "Ah. weel
Nj. Maclachlan, " replied the widow. ~ N
jus. goin' tony gndeman's grave. I've
,.ot some hayse.d in my bundle, the whict
I'm goin' TO SOW upon it; and the water il
the can is just to gle en- Spring like =
"The seeds Wilma wan, the Watering. >
iejoined The clerk, /" they'll Spring finely
y themselves That may well be.
,pjoincd tho widow - out ye dinna ken
that my gudemaa, as ne lay a-deeing, just
gss INC to make promise that I'd never
,uarry again ill tho grass had grown aboou
his grave. And, as I've had good otieI
made me but yestresn. ye see, dinns like
u break my promise, or 20 be kept ION,
widow, Gs re SEQ ms The minister 5
uid-de.eamp looked Oh the widow indeed
with mirthful expression. water him
weel, widow" said the clerk, Mac;svish
sys was drouthy ("
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- Will Carleton, the rising ysun.
poet. IN all editorial poem. thus tells how
farmer took yonngster of his se' {,
fit for nothing else.
The editor sat in his sanctum. and lock
cd the old man in the eye.
Then glanced at the glinning young
hopefal. and mournfuly made his re-
ply:
is your son small unbounlcd edition
OF Moses and Solomon both
Can be compass his spirit with meek-
meas, aud strangle natural oath?
Can he leave all his wrongs to the fu-
ture. and carry his heart in his cheek ? d
Can he do an hours work in minute
and live upon sixpence week ?
Can he conrteoasly talk in an oqnsl and
bruwbnat an impudent Ounce ?
Can he keep things in apple pie order
aud do a half a dozen things at once
Caa he press at the springs Of knowl.
edge with quick and reliable touch
And be sure that he knows how much
TO know, and kaogs how to not know toe
much?
Docs he know how to stir up his virtue.
and Put . check rein on his pride +?
Can he carry u gentleman mannors
within . rhinocsros' hide? f raa
Can he know all, and do all. and be all
with ehecrfulness, courage and vim
II SO, we perhaps can be making an edi-
tor outon o him
The farmer stood curiously listening
while wonder his visage spread
And he said. Jim, guess well be go
in he probably ont of his head. F"
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DR.. GREELEr's ADVICE TO A SClENTIF-
&c CoLoEEp GENTLNMAN.--Wc were sit.
ting with Horace one afternoon in that dis
reputable little sanetum OF his adjoining
the counting room Of the Tribune. The
,ll gentleman was in one of hs chropis
conditions OF grumble and discomfort. He
had that mealy appearance, SO common to
him, that made him resemble a blonde mil
Ter fresh from lhe dust OF his -four mill,
and was expressing his private opinion in
public and somewhat profane way, when
colored gentleman WAS announced. Let
him come in" roared the philosopher,
and an aged darkey clad in broadclsth,
gold-rimmcd spsctaeles, and a cane. head.
rd with the same precious metal. stalked
ia.
Mister Greeley, believe q be in.
Guircd.
"Yss, I'm Mister Gresley; what d., you
want?" was the gruff response.
"Wcll. sah, said old Ebony Specs.
seating himself as he deposited his hat and
cane on .le door. Well. sab, Ivo been
thinkin' that our race don't pay enuff at.
tension to scientific pursuits, sab. -
We saw the cIoul gather on the intel.
lectual conntenanee of the great journals
tic Bohsmian. 1t broke in thunder at tina,
bont. In voice wherein were blended
the shrill tones OF hysterical woman AMI
,he grow nj tiger. he exclaimed
"Scienti6c pursuits you id old fool;
you want a hoe handle and patch Of New
J.rrey--thars the scientific pursu, you
want, Get out !"-From Donn PiaN,
lapHai.
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Balsct Of Scisserings.
The Good Time Coming.
ny pxxxls o,RArERrY.

ny pxssIs o gAFERTy.
oii times me hoi ne shoulders gals
A-Vs.1y in mortar on LAs walls
la rain or sun;
Nat better fsfaes are epniini soon.
v hin all the year v III be like June,
And dhradscgy dune.
whin sie,ory crowns the faymale cause,
Win women sbau Lc maxim laws,
Each Wife snd maid;
Tim every mr,hsr, sou viii be
Above to follow fancy free
sem. fa,mslv trade.
Thin purity Girls will eA us out
And pay osr bills, dhriye about f.f
With tender care:
They'll keeuly feel for all our woes,
Al. To the genuemen propose
Who single are.
No mstter IL we've not cint.
There II thin he niver thought av rnt,
Or things TO ATE.
uh that To see. the bicsssd day
Nhin all our troubles pass away
asy be my fstv.
The kitchen girl viii leave ber place.
asa Jesl.ly fnliowin wild grace,
Viii bake en stew
He'll keep the floor both clean and NATE,
And have the best of things TO ate,
And learn 10 sew.
The miliner shops where purity girls
Vow smile soshwstv and shake their curls.
Aud look so handy.
Ry eiptiemcn will be controlled, q e1eI
and in thin goods are stores OF gold r.fs,
Tor Pat and Andy. II
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-12

- In . street car recently some ladies
fsncisd that they "smelt small--pox. and
vigorous questioned the conductor on the
subject. All the occupants Of the car were
greatly perturbed for while, but finally
peace returned when it WAS discovered that
= youthful German lady in the ear was on
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Eavery drop Of the Sarsapariilian Resolvent
communicates through the blood, sweat, urine and
other fluids of the system the vigor Of life, for it
repairs the wastes Of the body with new and sound
matetial Scrofuh Syrhiii Consumption Gland
ular disease, ulcers in the throat tumts Nodes in
the glands aud other parts Of the system sore cyes'
strumorous discharges from the ears, ard the worst
form of Skin diseases Eruptions, Fever sores,
Worms Salt Rheun Eryspelas. 1umors, Cancers
ia the Womb, are within the curative range of this
wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and few days
use will prove 10 any person using it tor either OF
these forms Of disease its potent power to cure
them If the patient. daily becoming reduced by
the wastes and decomposition that is continually
progressing, euccecds in arresting these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made from
healthy bool--and this the Sarsaparllian will
and does sccure--a cure is certain for when once
this remedy commences IL work OF publication,
aud succeeds in diminishing the loss Of wastes iis
repairs will be rapid, and cyeryt day fthe patient
vii, feel himself growing better and stronger, the
food digesGng better appetite Improving, and flesh
and weight Increasing Not only does the Sarsa.
parillian Resolycut cxrel all known remedial
agents in the cure Of Chronic, Scrofuous, Consti-
tuiioual aud Skia Diseases; but it is the only
positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes.
Dropsev, Stoppagt Of Water. incontinenccot urine,
Bright's disease, Albuminulia, and in all eases
Where there are brick dust deposits, or the water
is thick cloudy mixed with substan like the
white Of an egg, etc,
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-12
Why are yen ike an annn!

-" Why are yen like an ANIMAL.
my darlny ?" said a saucy lover, winding
lis arm Aiound Hariiet'> waist. ] can
hot say. Why ?" "Becsnse you are
handsomely bound. Indeed " said
Harriet. Why. then. am like law
hook p Il give it up Because
am bound in calf
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-12
While /. emily engaged in spl;itiu

p While !. emily engaged in splitting
tso.l, Johss struck false blow, radsins
xes,Atick to fly up. II struck him on The
iswi alm knocked ont front tooth ''Ay,
Aam BiIl. meeting him soon after,
q "ysu'v 've had a dental operation performed,
l SEQ Yes. replied the sufferer, "sx-
v i-,lentAl. t"
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-12
1.-The first bird | shnt in Amelih

.----" The first bird sho, in Ame,iky y
n said an Irish sportsman, I" was fork
y h pine. pofk-upine. freed him under .
hay stack. and shot him with barn shov
Mel. Tho first time hit him | missed him
md the second time nit him | hit him il
~ same place where missed him the iirs'
tine. :" M
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-12

Initial Letter Paper ~ Envelopes,
rfNHE most popular article 81 ,le dav.at
j ,uIv e Il. HARypr'S.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There is
not a remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and Ague. and all other Malarious. bilious.
scarlet. typhoid, yellow and other Feycrs, (aided
BY RADwAYs PILLsl so qpisk as Railways Rea-
Ay kelief. 80 cents per bottle.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restor

JUST published, q new edition Of pa,
WILLS CELEBRArED ESSAY on the radical cur.
out medicinel of SPERNhroRRHmGA, or "a
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses. iHrt
Mental and Physical lncapacity, lmpedimeM
Marriage. etc also, CoSsIApTlos, EPILEPSY. ~
FRS, induced by self indulgence or sexual ei'rs's
gance. "
ne. Price, in seated envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, In THIS admiraDic e'.E
clearly demonstrates from thirty years suees,sJ
practice that the alarming consequences oi ien
abuse may be radically cured without the dansesI,sS
use of internal medicine the application o. " "
knife pointing out mode of cure at once SNIP; ~;
certain, and efcctuql by means Of which eyer m,, mi
fcrer, no matter what his condition may g. "'..
cure himself choaply. privately, and rad,cay
me- This Lecture should DO oin the hands ''"'
youth and every nnn in the land. "A
sont under seal. in plain envelope, 10 any =. y.
dress postpaid on receipt Of six cents, ort"c wv
stamps. 80, - nric
Also DR.. Culvorwol's Marriage Guide p'"'
. cents.
CHIs. s. C. KLINE CO.,
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oct 81, lily. H.
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Pay FOR Me Press.
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of the Bladder inhammationoftb the Bow
els. Congestion of the Lungs, sore
~ Throat Dinieult Breathing, Pal t
pitstioii of the heart, lyster-
NJ les. CrouB, Diptheria, ea-
tarrh.lnGuenza, Head
ache, TOothache.
Neuralgia, rheumatism. Cold Chills, Aguc
t Chills.
The application Of the Ready Relief to the i'ar
orr parts where the pain difficulty exists viii al
ford ease and comfort. Twenty drops in half tum-
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Spasms. Sour Stomach Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Dianhea. Dysentery, Cole, wind in the stomach
and all internal pains Travellers should always
carry a bottle Of Railways Ready Relief, with
them. A few drops in water viii prevent sickness
or pains from change Of water. It's better than
French brandy or bitiers MS stmulant
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Radway's SarsapariIIian Resolvonl

Has ma10 tha most asTonlsTllHg cuIVs, so QU10k,
80 rapid are the changes the body undergoes, I'M
der the Influence Of this truly wonderful medicine,
That eceJY ady an increase in .Fesh md
freight IS seen and felt.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-15
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DisTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
D,States for the District OF Neyada.-m Bcnk-
ruptcS.-In the matter OF THOMAS Scale
and HENRY MOTT, bankrupts. -Distfict OF
Nevada. 81. - A warrant in bankruptcy has
been issued by, said C1urt against the es-
tate OF Thomas Scale and Henry Mott.
OF the County OF Storey and State OF Nc.
vada. in aid District, VINO have been duly ad-
jadged bankrupts upon petition OF their credit
Oh ; and the payment OF any debts and the de-
livery OF any property belonging to said bank
ruDir. 10 them or to their usc. and the transfer
OF any property by u em, ars forbidden by Jaw.
4 meeting OF the creditors OF the said bank,
ruyts, to prove their debts. and to choose one
ar more assignees Of their estate. will be held
at Q Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden At Viz
ginis City, In said district. on the 18th day Of
February. A. n. 1871, at IL o'clock n, at the
Once off. Stro,her. the REGISTER In Bankruptcy
OF SAIL District, No. IL North & street me
dir BuildingD GEORGE I LAMMON,
U. s. Marshal and Messenger in bankruptcy.
RS. Mesick. Attorney. fe6td