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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06
ng. Baltimore, WSD, 5ret0g. ben s. SanuQr 1871.

GDit sr Siss Su Stanbe gsbraht, III roum b,s
lid aelDeisn Isin, 6a biei.lttn 2eber, 9uuorr
uno QsrI ourhbobrl botIen. WdH fanO isR
iHsinsr turdtbartR Blutiobe als 25its. OK.
Smith bate in ltBlsrer SIT an @tblru, Or
tpsihuna Gslittsn uuo bic Aerlts batttn Inn
bas Goifnungsloie ittnes 3uhaubss uibt o;rs
beblt Dies bate ibu In ticfs Stw'rmutb
usrisnft uno obne 3peif,l IA Der i6rtdu1cr
Sbat usrorluBt. Sin 6riti an feline israu, In
lysl6sm sr Tt In dbnlthem Slime ausIproh
tDurhe in ben Ealdltu isin,r Risiosr gtFurOsu.
or. Smith mar etwa 65 Sabre alt uHo galt
ots elmer Der b,rporraBsROitta PoIiiiltr BON
Orange gouniO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06
EBeglutiItr fir GciitESs.
msllimprf.ship Cll.tnsal,..

%Raa allen statlpueu-ums ubr Ieorasns,
uno Ninhtfer Strd sbure uno Sutltenpldsf
nm 4.05 9lGbmittass Somtaas aIsgenomuitHl. Ter
lbr WDrgeuias usLbut6e tal nit Strasbure II. 6ars
riiOrbars uta Rauaiiss'@ap'gubH.
0dd oem JBeteH- UNI uno 8. IS abrnos
Rad Fre0erid uuo Sagerstopu-um uhr
Uororrs uuO los abcubs luus3suommcu sountaesj
9lah lltcptt 9ttp II. l. lD.-um &. 10 Ylorgens.
uuO l2), 4 05 uno 800 gtdhnt tSountdgs ausgenoms
mtul. uuo mad WUuHt VI trn nm ubr Nad9r
Rdf VI htuGton nm 40. 0.OS, Z, s. 10 uno
IL 80 UDrgeus ulo ?. 3.55, AS, 80 uuo 45Abeubs
Sian auudpOiis - I'm uuo ll.3O WorseHs
Bon gDGi6ingtou -845, 7.25, 8, 9.25 Nor.
gems uub Il. i5 100. 4l0, $40 7.I5 unO Gbrnbs.
pbLaecipbid. tSilmiuatcn.Sa Salto. @iicnbGbu.
Raa BPtiaDtiPGta, SptiGsufattonsR
unS - sid wdttr e gtitnbaRuS- -um 2b Weors
psns (Spunieas uuseenomigtEl.
Raa PbtiaotIpb bia uuo RtpsDeEt (bti
psrrpOias nu& gOrt Sspoti abbtsssHol nm $50 Rot
aens SoTu.lgs ausgtnpnmtul.
Rda pb btiabsiplta uHo New sDort tfh tn
DlImugtOn init oeT Delaoare @tIsnbabn~ osrbinSsn5
UNI 4. 10 AahmittaBs (Sonntdas dusaenommen).
Rab O,n Stattpusu ts Sort StPoitt-
NM ubr AabniifiGas tSOnntass dussenommtnl.
Bdd y pbtIabeIpbtG- = un 7. IS Abenbs tdeIidl.
s!a@ asp' 30 + esPs'slaa I'm lo'4O SesHos'
taBlta. ..
EbtlabsIy > btasEaltD, @rHtrdI - tftnbaHH
btrIast Faltirprs unt Is IRprgsus uHb 40 Radbin
Btast. BGr,au: Jtt. 147, H0sa.BaittmOusras'
R5reltae Central. g sifrnbahH.
RGa PttsPa etm gtrfa anS ~ Asr' ssi.
nm s. IJtDrglns (sonntdSs ausgtnemmsn).
Nab gittsburg, Dem Gtfeu un0 Rots
btn btB 10 BtIItamspovt uuo Grtt taalt4 um
IL 40 Ra&mlttaes (sDnnia8B Gusssnommsnl.
RaA Pitt5but9, ben 8ta9ata'8 alttH uHo
Buffalo taglid uin 1920 Abenns.
Wah BtttE6urs unh Dem SabmtHtn, an
ben e5duptNotlOnen Iwhfn Baltimore nnb harrisburg
aubaltsnD - tdgai mn z. 30 Absnos tsonntass anAet'
GStaItps WaruIdnOsy GtFtHbabH- um
80 Rorgsns uuS $50 Nadlnittags.
Rad @Gttpsbura-u Nm $50 WorgtHs uHe 1a4O
Ratmtttlgs.
$3.50 RacJmitloga.
GnmberIdnosr EbaI.BaHH-um s. 80 Wors
ptns uno IL A. 9tafmttugs.
Had Dorf tdsIte UNI s.So SladnIttags tSoHn'
tags ausgenonmtnl.
8!asi.ajarsap Gt, Q, glorO.gamtrtFr
GGtpnepiHsr @isreebabH.
GiarNlt5 Uor 8 ubr 1lprgeus big nbr abs1Os, l
Hbr ausstnommsH g0nutaes Fiuoltt bon ubE
Ht0rssns bs upr absnos nno tsot Ralbs ehInos bon
2-7 nbr AbeuoS mad 9ouoon Bari
Raa GIltcott y itq- nm uND 10 ubr Wtors
atus uno uno 6ubr 9ladmlttIgs 3uthGttbrtno BON
Guieott Gitp um uRo 10 ubr Ror9tns uno uno
uar Raamtttags. - Yin 5onutagen I'M uno 10 ubr
aRorssHS, uuo 2, 4 gro pbr 9tudmitta8s na&, nno
uno 10 pPr Wfoy9eHs pnp 3, 5 unb nbE SsadpmttGaA
bon eGteoh GItp,
aprf.s4pab REersebabn.
Raa Z ipntopn RiHNlta BON ntr Rosasas
bis IL ubr NberbR.
Naa 9ooanstoDh I'm 8, 61E, TX uNo sH ubr
Wtorgsus uuo "a. az, 4ia, 54 uno az ulr Ibstos
an 5onntaatn; I'm 1Q4 unb IN ubr Wor9enH
uub 12x, l&, 2X, 80, ~. On unb 6H ubr Wa4nt..
uno Don BooaustOpu btsrpsr, um uuo IL ubr Daers
gems unb l. 2, 8. 1, 9. 8, mn pbT ssu1mtt'ass'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06

SelbHmoro In o iab.
tano sails. : 5n Sisblonb f5atls. nab.
WsRsYoini, 1..9), bssin9 an uprisen Wlons
tag Elm Wann, H1m,ns 8iibert Snitb. in ei,
ner Iuabrtatt 8rdBli4sn Wsiis SslbHmoro.
Sonntaa Abeno besab sr fidp init Itin,r fsrou
pis ssn0bniid CUR aute; Wtontas Mors
gems 9e9sn 8 uhr trtob fib isine 5rau uno
JrhbHhd 3u brreiten. @leidt nadoem iis a..
gau9en mar, iprona Smitb I'm 6emo aus
benz Bette, beaab fid, In eiu anbsrss ;3Imlner
nno perriegtlte Die Tbar. Sann frctb CT In
elm Wstt umpidelte ben unterieib nit elmer
poflsnsn 9tds, erariff Elm Observation-Disclosures
NIT elmer iebs 3oa lanaen. ibarfen &tinae
! u, Rhb fb pafislbs 10 Wiat In bic linte BruF,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06
Sermii6tc 8eriGte.

Gin preuBif9sr 2errsnbausrit'
ter ipra9 eininal bas .gtflRsrlie' Nport:
s3aDoH, id bin audp Fiir Ynbfrstbeit,
abtr sinsn Salgeu qlsid babei fir grtB
frr9bsitl' Aebnlh ipra6 @ambsita 5u
Dem perlammslttn Bolte am Rcujabrstaet
Dem Ausorude Der biientliaen @s,iuuns ioQ
ni6t Die aerinsae s5ranie 8tiest, Die Sreibsii
Der Reoe 10 unbsiar6rft iein. tDie bic &span
tsnfretbeit, abtr ane G.ubsranssn. bic barauI
bere6nlt iino, Der &esisrang 5u idaodn, pgrs
ben nit unbeuaium:r Sirengr sutri Stturisen
atbraht perntn.A -uabfidItdails RsotFreibsit
uno Stratmiir 0iateit bon a.usttunstn, Die
Der Regitrun9 Idaosn i6nnen @dt aamtet.
tii1 rspublitanli1 Boset b Uaitenpein be-.
sing 5lpar Die 9aftloiisieit. 5obdnn Safobp
pegtn elmer aeoe siniperren su laIien. aber sr
mar bod ni1t TO einidliia ooer 10 sbrlos. su
glsiher 3slt unbei4rGntt. 8eOlfrslb,lt su pro
flamiren. tN.9}. SOurn) --- .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06
HclS' popMIGrerS SdDablaOelt,
N1r. a0I gtpros gutapftraS. Rr. S9I

SaB biliaIe unb bette Sduhat6dIt In Der etabt ST.
ber arttstI nro utrtGuFt tpit apaesiatlI
QaIbIsoerne btrrens s5tlettI atndbtt, $400-4b0
aalbIeDerne SsrrtnsStteEtI, asaaatlle. s.5o-4.OO
GJtnhbts QerrGns 9atttrs 2.00-2.60
Genu9elte Qttrtn.SattetR I.b0-2.00
SdllDCre Atrttn.SGubs 1.25-1.b0
66meTr qtpsSttefel B.00--3.50
S6msrt Sttsts fir BraurE 2.50-3.O0
pube Qnabtns3ipsS psStisftln 2.o0-2.25
banDi iduhIebernt 9amenFieIeI hiGT aenlatI 503 90
1tdrOFfps 8 BamsnsEtieicI I.50-260
2afiins Domen. .Steiei I.25-1.b0
Bette fdIbleberne Damens Sttisi I.60--2.00
Samtn' slippers nit NbiGsti 7b-1.O0
Samens 5eppih. GIippets 65- 70
Der gr6btt Yorrntb BON WdeGeit' H. Rinosrs5tititln
uno ShUbtn In Der Stao ent grokt HuswabI BON mtIs
Gen banoi iuhsberntn uhb Bronis sSnops 5tefeIn un0
Slippers biniger ais IN irasnD siutm atptrn 2aotn IN
Der Staot Tlan ntraeit ben PIab Mot PelR' pppulds
res S1ub' in per. so. sorc' @utdTs ifrdAe.
unisr Wptto Ia sSdneuG Btrdrts uno fsiusu grOFlls
3. SeIS x 8pbn,
tDft IA, ,3W1tt.) Rr 50, RnrDs sgutatufrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06

Sobn 8. Surtatt bate auf pofieen
Dieniiag In 2pnhburs, va. cine Wprlsiuns
ana.ihnoi9t. Cine An3abl Yerfonen bate
fit oaBu IN ,,2oitombe pall" sinssfunosn,
ratt eri&,.n nibt; aus lurlbcm @tunoe, If
niAt bsianni gemDrben.,: ~ 9..;t4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06
10y gentral > 9eibs nne
up W WGflerssHiireaa,

Rr. "a Rcrbs@aHs, nabe SapctteRraBs
tS<sriinbet bon BEN bern. 2eSl Ssniam,a lss0.)
Dtsi,s wpbIbsianute nnb petantmortds etirtau wats
.agtrtbpapttrs, Diamanitu nbren, 6tIbtripao.
rem, SGnudiaden, psrrsn. unb DamsnileiDsr unb auI
aut unb jebt Mrt NDaartn ttpeetr In grnBsr cber
inbmbar, beonbers BET eroBen Gumnisn. 6a8sn ipsr.
ben fur iresne tnr btflmmts sett aubtpabrt ptrjp.
men, nsls Gtiberlpaarn optr anbtrt Nrtfn aBaarsn 40
btrtauItn tpHnfhsn, befomftn pie b0dbfs preijtn In
Sieism Biirsau. Wne g<i&dtts.9ranSaftpnt tperstn
oureaus priuat stbalten. faeld BON ubr Rorstns
bis ubr Nbtnbs as6itnst unb edmida Hbtnbs bis 10
Yhr 3, 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06

<eA Ndptert - 80 GtS. RrD 100.
Nm NH sinem Borratbs altsu papitrs antlutdumtn
tAtu MIR od fsbs tfate Hr so Cts. pro 100 oetn ah.
Nan nsIet h& In hsr grS. B. 81. t1s8-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06
SOurbati uuS Gbausr; -GaribOIti. .-satssberb

Soo oes Gen. 8lai8e. Gttgbsli
-- Der f5rnnSoieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06
8cinbergrg'a
$tirfri un0 S6ubr!
SticfGl unO ShHbi
GsCFe seE G9ntdtUa uub 6BHrafgad stk
Ctm ptsrn Siaouatllsl.
Rr. 1OS, sReft Baltimore
uabt poIItbGpftubt. Tim uHityru Gta0ti6ttl }

Der ar6Bit, bi1iaFit unO aGsss6tbuttHi Bor'
rotb bon Stitielu uno Sbubtn. iptln,r it'
malls 6tm gublituW oiitrirt !Durbtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06
Spc3ials 9tOti3cn.
&altinSpre
5tre syaiarance Offtee,

BeEFatrl fpEtE 3srfa5 sa SetluE oetr o@aetn saTI
BYanhnuatld ICrut In her Stapi, pts In Snnhe, auc
Trtsu sor Elesntbuln lBpsR-, qdssn- unb BGarta'
sSutr, sanbeisssleG aJtrtauPrSputs, Globtln Sant;
strdtaf6afisn I'm 3au 6tstus ebsr I'M Saf.n In Ca
huua btfnblidt 1abrstuat u. T. ".
Fsas sbiyesfpriun pcgeht ave fpIsenctn &erren
gpm. u. Sarrpu, 9raNsnt;
gsp. q. Bt5tst, a-a.ta elnn. . grunt,
j. N, Arids, y. ., 3aull
Sapi6 {. Durn. 4. Mobt. Sentns,
SoTab PtnRingt0n, .. RgrIen Sterart,
Bg1usls z. RiEe, 2. 8. Wereplntrt
Fturp gdrr5G CFsltt Nrries,
R. 2. StCudgt, Is. ". 4dplDr.
sgRltIsglSas GrHutsrs GRb psitttt R14r1T dos BIZ
geTsGftaft utrk In Der Gffse SutpsRGtt ven Gputt~
gre 9psterRi lrEttt no du& ale luEtrast otCrt tr'
Ttbist pssssn gttH6srunsta Dertsn apf tIBsne sins
srlf anasueminta ssI6t heg gppataa. ganj6tn naas.
IiSdaIf9.) . iSr. eS OpefU9rths str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06

al .aH8,OBA,SI Gptal.S5srm6 m6geu.
BEN Stitssn ess staatss sssp' YOri sendB ansslsst
GerfIfbert lit oer ,.8rrmonin"
Die .SssrutautaS IN eIue sars beutid,e 8eIeu@at.
Es iii Die diteFs oeutid,s SssHidIafi in Nmtriia.
Tbr arobes RapitdI init bebeutenosn ueberitub &C.
to6brt ben Beriidjertsn bic bette Stdertett.
SIIs BtrluNe ,usrbsn prompt upn pon oeja5h.
5brs eeId6fts Nro uno meroen ffts aht tine torfns
t.as uto Iolipt gaste gethbrt.
ole beitdls puubi&ait HGlsrt Der rejermdnia" ttnt
esrooragelbs SteluTg nttr allen Berithsrun8ssSs
fhaften. ..
Die .estrudItias tn bic erie un6 bsoeateneft osuts
fae Berfterlre Geielidait in ben Der. Staatsn.
Refine auntre gstaiduti tdnn ben Deutlden gr6kers
RertbtiIs obtr beNtrs Siderbett gefpabrru.
q. o. 9rous s. S6bne, assntsa,
Rr.21, Soutbitra6s, Baltimore, aRo.
sa- 9nItesn to:rStn Iii btr Q9tntur ausaert'8t rHo
Rsriiat 6,.abit iIuni1, ,l5 .,i.a.S0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06

plsr athaht GpddrtR bet it,uRtu Euaittht uno osl
lsbin GaGUu lu prttlcn btrnuit DW aur GUmpttttion
bsrausiDtotrn, BET HgdHhsrasr
@nr osr gutGus un0 Gdrntogditr I'M pbstu ubttttl
uuo
Wr. 1O3, g8sf.Snltimorrs. rnbt bouihapNraft
NIB, aut autrdgt pom Ganbs puHiiIid ausae'Abti
nno 3uritotnbttt aaruntlrt gHddttp mer6fu 20, y
d. oosr Der pphanwciiuua Usr,htdt. l2lI-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-06
gfeuere Gabel : 9taCbri1tcn.
JrauSOiiide Standardization in boiler
Slitbe.
Die Iblidtcn Der franj. GutIaBbeere.
BOHrbaFt ae9en SeutftbIanb.
Gbau5p atgen Yaris.
6aiebube aeqcn WlauteuifCi.
8srslnisun8 bon 8ourbail uuo Gbaulp.
SruhNeu In INN nDr Snnre,
gsrslniSuns bon eOurbatI uuO Gbaa,p.
WEtttbetlunaen lber @aris.

Srnppcn III Mn0 Dor &aUre.
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Dr.. RAILWAYS
Perfect Purgative Pills,

perfectly ,nS;clc-~, elegantly coated with sweet = nm,
purge. regulate, purify, clrnnr and 'irenst'"n-
Rndway's r,ils, inr the cure uf nll disorders VI the
Stomach, Liver, Bowels, KiinrNS, Bladder, Nervous
Diseases, Headache. Constipation, Cnstivcrrss, In
digestion, pyspcpsia, niltunsness, Billions Fever
Inflammation pi the Bowels, Pilrs, and all '"rhilge
m.nis of the Internal a-WRrrintci tu eiicct
4 ~pnsltivo cure. rGroly vegetable, combining ~
mercury, minerals, ar drlrtcrinlit drugs.
A few doses cr RAILWAY FILLS viii free the
system from all the .,Ovc. imcd disorders. fticc,
u crnts per npx. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
EEAD"FALSE Avn TRUE" send ono letter
.inIur 10 RApWAY Z CO., No. NJ Maiden Lame
New York. Information worth thousands IL! b
cent Nurl.
Angnst 3, lS7l.-lT:ly.
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MILLIONS Bear Testimony to their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bittcrs are not n vile Fancy
Drink, Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey,
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doc
tored. spiced and sweetenod to please the taste,
called " Tonics," :" Appctizers." Rcstorers, &c,
that lead the tlpplcr OH to drunkenness and ruin,
but are n true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, free from MI
Alcoholic Stimuinnts. They are tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and a
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Renovator and Inylgoralor Of the System, carry
ing OF all poisonous matter and restoring tho blood
TO n healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according 10 directions and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, aud tho yiisl
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
They nro u Gentle PurRntivc ms we'll
ms n Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
Of acting rs II powerful agent In relieving Cenges-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, and Of all tho
yiscernl Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in roung or old, married or single, at the dawn Of
womanhooi or at tho turn OF life, these Tonic Bit
tiers have no equal.
For Innamnnntory and Chronic Rheu
mutisn aud Gout, Dyspepsia or Luz
digestion, Bilious, Rcmittcnt aud
Intermittent Fcvcrs, Discusses Of the
BLOOD, Liver, Kidneys mud Bladder,
these Bittcrs have been most successful. Such
Diseases are caused BY yitinied Blood.
which is generally produced by arrangement OF
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness Of the Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eructations Of
the Stomach. Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious
Attacks, Palpltation Of the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs Pain In the regions Of the Kidneys, and
q hundred other painful symptoms are the or
springs Of Dyspepsia
They inyigorate the Stomach and stimnlate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them Of
unsouAlied efficacy in cleansing the blood o fallim-
purities and imparting new Life and vigor to the
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter.
Salt Rheum. Blotches. Spots. Pimples Pustnles.
Boils. Carbunoles. Ring Worms, Soaid Head. Sore
Eyes. ErySpelas Itch. Scurfs. niscolorations ofths
Skin Humors and Diseases OF the skin. o. WHIST
ever name OF HatuTc. are literally ding mp and car
ned out Of the system in n short time by the ue OF
these Bitters. One bottle IN inch cases viii con-
vince the most incredulous Of their curative enecS
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find lis
Impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
Eupions or Sores: cleanse it when you find Il
obstrnctcd and sluggish IN the veins; cleans IL
when It Is foul. and your feelings viii tsIl you when
Keep the blood pure. and the health Of the systsn
viii follow.
PIN, TAPE. ana other WORMS, urking
IN the system of 80 many thousands are ehectuAly
destroyed and removed
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L WALKER Proprietor. n II. HcDONALDH
CO. Dmcrins and Cen. Areuta San Frnncsca,
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A. -r--Hr
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ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY IL THE
AMERICAN CONSERVATOGIES OF MUSIC,
or NEW YORK CITY.
TIE most sever test II Piano
can receive il constant use
In "a Conservatory.
Read the Following :

1t affords me much pleasure to give you,
in these few lines, II very sincere iestimo
NAL for the Pinno-Fories of your manu-.
faciurc. We have now used The "PATEST
ARIoS pIAsOs" in our Conservatives for
a year, ard have Ind 4 fair opportunity OF
testing the. durability during that time.
The Pianos have been played upon almost
constantly, from morning ill night, and n
Piano must indeed be a good one when it
will bear such constant use without show.
ing signs of detection. As for remdiniay
in tune, it outrivals any Piano known to
ne.
Their peculiar sweetness of tone In the
treble, (as compared TO other Pianos with
the ordiuaiy metal agraffe arrangemrnt),
is so striking that have had pupils re.
mark, while taking their lessons. that al
though they had at home what they sup
posed to be one of the hest makes of Pinnos,
still the treble was very wiry-toned COM
pared with the " AEIoy.'
What makes them still more desirable
is their Uniform volume of tone, which
enables the artist to perform n composition
in it. true character.
In total, | can conscientious|y endorse
all that is claimed by the ARloN PIANO
FORTE COMPANY for their superb inStrii-
ments, MS | consider them superior to any
other make.
CoDgratuIating s.you upon the great sue
cess you have obtained in the manufacture
of so perfect nm instrument, | remain,
Yours, very truly.
HENRY SCHROEDER,
Director.
New York, September Sd, 1870.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight Is Seen ard Felt.
tbs GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

yLNi r,ni"uHirs'r. ihplugh ihr hl'sh, farsi,
uriur, aEl other rH.i. aud iuis', II the S,-irm hs
.far, inr u rUair, Tho wisl~s 81 ~" ia-ly with
rrW and .nuul u1irdAl, YHhi, NaahN'r ''ob'
If. stsf.., slia'rar 1.-Hv, ihsn II Hs fhu-L.
MssfL Ta..au. N.', ~ ne ftHa6s ssi unrr yar, st
hs sgafr,, slr Fas., sirHshffss bi-l"'ss fppH To-
Etrs. asI q. Ir.rf fras y Nsh' blsda~, ifsR.,H',
Trr.s sn-rs. SuE llHnh, Rag W,fa, >h R,'H@,
Trgs,.l,. I~,.. .Hg,t Ssl', W'Y1s m a" I1.i.
Trra.as, U,Y.lFs 10 he Wntsl, asi al ruit'sisg asi,
Jawfsif''7' .gg~, WI SHfu's f"s'p - Ns.HH, uHi Hl,
lo,sr. 9TH, nj rrsryIa, Un' "iaiE Ef 'HniNfs r'HF
.fHis raHI-r af hsiur. G,FHisfr7, end q lur irrs'
~ viii Poo" n 'H7 ,'n''' "''J " i"r """ ~ "'~
sras gffIsof.r u ps',Hf uuT = ~ 'H6s hFH,
Not uuiy does tho fNgsNrNBILtiAN krsoiNfNf
excel Ill known remedial HsrUir In the rur- NJ
Chrnnlr, Sfrniulnn7, Constitutional, aud SGlu Dis
eases, but II 70 the only positive eur" for
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

THF FALL TERN Of Mrs. Cote school
will begin on Monday, Sept H. and
c yntinus eighteen weeks.
Tuition per month Of four weeks, from
= 50 70 81 80. specie, payable monthly
Pupils viii he charged from time q en-
francs to close q tern, except in eases Of
rrafrncisd sickness
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.ruN ra tsf - Ii.ui
.rsI ft..ilnr IHr Geo s
Hsrb NaH lfus rrr
I'D. rrsrirE fhe lHi.rH.i
To-. tr iiI- fH H
tt.trnmtIt. p iHT
r su DH,tIHn.ul
trfit .isr.rH alaa HH i-
v iar An rn rrul rIH fhi
t.I nr,l HraI art rialtl aiiA
ta iars u lar.rs 'at
s.aln
Nffua. trf laa UHmHr-
i|LsiIayr r.us srst rf rfrnr
,., artia..r ral rrlmFui tF
,arsirai, g. base NrH- a'i
,i,r inr,ul Al. sn, ere lhnui
trn'h. Iar p.,.s Hn 70 PR
i,.,.y ypri, aHi b" DEMONSTRATION
,fuuy kfpi aaaiu-' ihs tyEosiy 81
a.,"y 49, uilsnarna.s
Bbs
lu,aoS. 49,, 30 kuE'iisn al
via. ,ls.s 'lai emancipation bill
1,a.,,l Ih, senate az a vote ~ -
re-. The D,rrrDmrul ra-'mmeHd'
thui the irw DE- -At-'Dirl inmrl'-
a,5hy. The Reneiieline order
promptly emansiPasei all lie 1850
slaves
Some 0ue recommends tha' Miss
Autbunv suaUia iaari a. ,hs .hcw
Uni"R s1ngrc nulr. becsps" w.irn
she W'sa,i 10 f. as her r'nl-uP
e,cling- ,ilr r'n'i rn' ~ i.r .s"d
.ori. His nnmr l. iaIN,
KrKLVN ~ lNRiASA w" learn
on what we regard ~ gnoi author
ity, that Harrison county, lRi,aua,
has . baud OF regulators number
l.g ahuUI siNIy 'iri-gm med mcn,
who have U-uiIstl tn themselves
she rrrrr.alivr al dispensing SUM
mary Justice, or les, rs ,iSe'y, IN
insticr, a. Uf.rrnvrS ar supposed
offenders uss'ns, lhc statutes 81 In.
diana. Tho organization of the
band has been called lnio existence
hy numerous lhrils which hRvc
IRON time To time been committed
upon good. law,ahlIing csiacns in
that country,
The members have their grips
and signs. One sign 1, certainly
very easily understood by II mlnd ui
oven less than ordinary discern
mcnt. When they are satisfied oi
ui tho rascnlty of al individual
they drop u bundle Of switches nj
his door, which is u signal that the
party must depart the ncighbor'
hood az take the consequences.
On last Saturday night they whip
ped three individuals who, they
were well satisfied, had been guilty
ura number Of thcits recently com.
miucd. The whipping took place
al Sparp's Mi!ls, On Blaze river, and
such an unmcrciiul threshinG no
three men have lately received in
Harrison county.
Lest our readers should begin to
look for II Presidential pr0clama.
ton ordering this band TO dispense
snd proclaiminG martial law, wc
hasten to remind them that that
organization Is in Indiana -COur-
itr.Joaraa!.
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Ilcsi Land Certificate.

No. 90 3 o, Giass lrd- mi rsfeI o. ian-r. Issued
- 20 Audn ~ = Eduard Clark. Cummis-iun-r
q Claims ~ fhs 1Efh day a Nursmher- ISIS fr
so Acre ofLand. l~eion-inr % tn Estate Of y. ?.
Idhnaun. d-1-sed-
Aiso. lard Certifeai@. Va. a.. i-.usd b. ID.
Eaarf 81 LAID Ccur i-sirrars ~ shelby counts. o.
aeurr G. uar-rr-. ~ 81 Ar-s- on nd
s.. uhirh teiu1Es o. tkeestafecf naken Arssizrt.
nndt heard f-um within fhs tine rrasrt-i y
80. arHli-afiur unl h. uafs % TIE General Lani
OH1s f1r durlic-fss-
" J. BE0EEkLH SMITH.
na-aTa-.-
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FIRE AND RAMA number of
our readers will.remember Prof. Es-
pv, and his lectures and expert
iHents in support Of his theory o!
the production Of rain ut will by
artificial means. In 1899, after the
great and destructive flood in the
Juniata ut IIoIliduysburg, the sud-
dcnncss thereof, rs well as its sever
ity, induced the Professor to visit
the scene, and a number Of expert
ments were made 10 show that it
was the result, principally, Of OK.
tonsive fires in the mountains.
Prot, Gray's theory,is the same
that great fires always produce aea-
Wy rains, and il ~ receiving strong
confirmation in recent events. The
fires at Chicago WAS followed by
heavy rains, which subdued the
flames; and the tr1ghttul fires i'll
Wisconsin and Michigan arc also
exiinguished by copious showers
,he first fall Of rain there for more
than Two months.--Lanca.ter (Pa)
Intoligencer.
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a FELIEP

WILL Affhbna ThNF A't-
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We have TNst Published

contains a full description of the interior
construction of the PATENT AKRON
PIANb-FORTE, and all the other leading
Pianos of the different makes; illustrated
with ofts, thus contrasting the ARION
withal other irst-cfads Pianos, and proving
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'FVT"E u -
MISSOURI; KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY.
so NEil9S Staging saved!

Cars nor runrinq 10 Cdbm Greek ;
on June Jh wW commence runaiag
to PriOr'S Creek.
Is NILES OF STAGING SAVED!
Trans wjU reach the Arkansas River
on the 4th day Of July, when
100 Miles OF Staging will be Saved.
Oe HOURS Quicker to s. Louis than
% by any Other route. Fare always
as low as by any competing line. The FL
Pnso Stage Company make close conhec-
ton with trains at the end of the track
The Overland Transit Company, connect
ing with this road, gives through hills of
hiding for freight TO and from Eastern
Cities, at low rates.
Tickets, and all further information, at
Csmpany'5 Office, adjoining the Phoenix
House, Sherman, Texas.
r. S. STEVENS,
General Manager.
II. D. MIRICK,
Gen'l Freight and Ticket Agent.
j. Q. A. CARTER,
Freight and Ticket Agent.
June 10th, 1S71.-3atf