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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-12
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utttrb 80 u hdRarIh
aen Der atmstthttlt ErurL
tetd bfttttC oss ,DIuttdrgPotrnblait":
Pad ABIDING ocS B fiut ven kri.osns NIT
EtantTs'h nno bsr Observation-Disclosures bt Rt.
g'ttuHaSgemait tn GsrtE bot bos @aTb, CORP,
eef 5. uno I. Arm sco: ps Den Stitbt tlbcl n,
lEe t-ltI bisAtItleu Rnnous h RraHttu.l
totort per glhu tn bic S'lmaih sufiid,nt b.
ten. DIE II. SHtuultrltoIuIlDu III pr Eus-
mar'tl cos tbttm bISte.Ie,n G-uou auf
Vidini eIr,airt 20 ben, I'M BON bort Ilstdl-
idus pr Snln IN be ptrra'h trnEsporitrt III
utTttu. GnG'rotm finn mtbrer. Gtupptn.
p'T'dlIthuuaen in ar fr,IdI ulIrorbust
Uore'n. p;Idl: tiHs 'utltlsts lpittrt Rudtthr
SCI Grnpptu avs brln';slh III eis StuI3th
u2IhCTs'iCu ioIei. Se fuo ban; niolQt IN
Ndtlti atltet wotcer: DIs 2. iai. tatftlldjs
arEuelip, utn Stiinnt. 8,tIl Par is 4 NC
aut iuSep ('o,nt. We,ttrmdt'dI bsts Corps
uOu NIIcg dEf 6IptI4tts1tea SiTa6tn bis
iiint hbttEO, tGs Is. Ia. tdhGthe arnucutpS
kduSititbiIh tIHtt 5HtinttrIsetuNor) 1ber
Sstetr. Gifg. Sin, GIldtu, RaIlftsl1uferu,
D'nint aut NtduIintt a. NJ, btt TAI. mhttems
btr4tltlt H'looIuiton l5Cr Rtulhlttu, DiIt.
cott. II. Git ant { traGbutl. Die areB. tl,aI.
htilrht t25.) Siu lluu ibtr Sabsrn nub
&it6elbnrG aui Naanht,ni, roS @.ustas
StlnTaHeo efS 9. AlmtseotrS. bic Is. On.
~ 'Et"V'VlIo', uN AplpelI'llellt unb 0s
SratnS II u guutptut, Itsu;e, Saar
q%'uinb, .3rrtlblidea, N,uRlpt aui aiatn,
SnS beuer pou rem ln6ligCu (t6nta,
lIh ridti ttn) armueoIps btIrete So.
piTttmrnt Alsut iol ron ot' /. slimtt nit;
b.ltgt nelb:n uue bat It fisis inter itdrttr
= ,fenad Don RousH uuo 1mttus IN 6IltdbtV
R'tAnin4 III tdriounrtu. 5ie poi bsul is.
lt-L lahtihrnl Arntscotpa I'M Eepdtlsmtnt
gtbtnntS 'ptldbI,btrbs SninrierIe 8utfou
n al tie Wtithtt oes CUtI.Sommaueo's Der
2. Atnlc; sc!ul'tH. Sts ron Ger tal. mlritm.
rstGilttH Stto 8tpifion nab BEN 0. Atme..
corps bishtr bClegier Stplttcmtuis fub uou
or 2. atpes ~ bltesu. gu Den hUInath
1nSiu'thtsnbsu D6,ihtn iinO bic aut ben
epent. ipittren S"1hHtrauepo,t hInatmttieusu
Solps &c. III aus autu &dfisngattunstu com.
~5irtitti, chamber iolatnben 3ages.Sd,luns
III esr Ssiom niitrft Uon 5 bts 4 U(artd,n lu
totHlrtH, pobptG malttdl bic ltntt tuuti ouf
cen Darlt.. StappsurapouS trlHditrt utto.
DIR dnoTonnnatn Sshuis gthttituuna Der
Ssteftauna out fran,ohitsm &tbiets If
ourdl anlalt bon Waauunsu btreite attroffsr.
Die Yroutdnt. nub BubrpaTt SuIouHsu Iotitu
ldr bic Sutubr aus btu DtaaavurH nab Den
announcements bsr Writ perpsnbtt Dttb'r,
onb noaI,dfi fslnstltt 9tmitthnna pou Scr.
pam eiturbsrlttl mith. Rtht mariffdhias
Hrnnft itub hun idlt IN bic 9topptn. ga(nIstbe
W ldiaiten, BON mo aus ltl,uuials Suaend.
t'oh uat b.r oelmoih trfnIaru iol."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-12

utbtr Ute men sr6tuete Ntai.
b a b It sntrehmsn MIR id,psi1r Siditern Nol.
a.nres: ,Ss fatteu nun tiaiih brit resef.
masis, i3lt Don Si,nau n d StaffeI, uan
,pst ttatimdBtas i9dae BON Stafftl uat S,r
nau. Sch. Eattt, aif. ODER abwdrts cantri
rptuu slnt @efsnihaii bic eutiprtt: eru 3ofter
trdat. Am Yfaahiamstaa pureen 800 B;r
1oreu hsiaybsrt uub NIT cen btsbsriSea Gin
paSnsu (6S77 1r.l III man lufrseen."
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miiitdriihe Oor1ht.

9amerae, In brei Sabr' mir ale iommen
wieber, miiHtu babeu revanche a tout prix
- 60. es 10 Redt, baB metv wiH'n. bann
i6nusn mir bic Varad'n ea slsid far's uadils
NRal tel'a laf'n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-12

Dtttctelis StrluhttfebsS orb.
otutifltu 0ttrts. tt miiItdritdeu
eldtiet asbtu cine inrGfiItts iuiummtuath.iItt
ut5Ctftdlt Der Seliuit ptlht oas notbotutldl,
per on Dor otni Ettnbs atblub b, men. IN nolae
. u Strmuueunasn, aubtrtu Rfnuib.ittu unb
aus aubtrtu lirIahsu geforseuen Ctieiersn.
6iFcitISaNptrauteu iiub IN OifcttrEraua fe,
bentm NIlltdrpt: iontu Der ytnlt unb pauerptbr
Udhtsub Der !3,lt vom |. Auauf 1870 bs /.
apttl 1871, alio IN ttnsm aptmonatitdbtr
SettranHt, stlitttu bot. DIE CSeiammtusrs
luile btttoatR oaundl 1856 B,tiontn, uub 20
pttiaelii ith bltlt Sunlmt amf 9itaHttts,
JaAtr unb Sdleen MT 1913, Qdpatltrit l22.
attlutr,t nnb Tram Ill, 5uleutturs nab
Biouttte Is, nthtItgtmtntlrte Oficet g.:
nah zen eharatu asotbu,t ftarbtn IL @sn,-
ale. "a DhsttItu, 10 Obtrfltsuttnapts, IT
ualors. 277 pauptlest, nno Gtttmttitr. 1882
Bttnitsr' uuo StcoupslttuttuautS l68 Btcs.
Heloptbtl nno Slc'mahtmttt,r. 1863 OlficIer-
alpItantru Der Stuu (9tp1utdgeurs, NauRIidbsl.
3 CSaiittt, rs ytrstt, Z Wtluatbtamt,.
Sic !3uhl Der bier III I stuatrrdlutt,n, BET
fanomtbr : 8rnpptutbsiieu asfalensn obrr
qtiiorbtneu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bett6at So.
! CT Strlult btt Elm ,tlntu Corps Oar Satan.
'sttt. Sdatr uno Gdlletnl tsttdat: Sdtbtcolps
III, ttEts Atrlteeptps 80. lWtttts IL, brlites
2 3, utrits l0S, flutes LOO, ttdliss 20, its.
bsnttS 81. attts 90. nsuntss I29, ,tbut,s
Ill. ttite ITO. iptlitts 1903; bel ben, IN
ttlnts Der poratnanuttu Corps adfatnom ntneu
RtG'nitntfru 10. 80. 81 uuo 81, fVe. bot pt
81. Die abtulut blntlaftt stIadt ipar bic
BET Graptlotte us. augph) bo pom IS 9i-
taulsrltrsaiu, ntsrn 2Ot Oli;ters. alNn outd.
ltnltllrf tau & uen ItDrm RI llntnt. lltbsn.
Den relltiu lidtfltu Btttul, urb ,luar nit
ibsr 10 on toottu CttufrrH pro Realm'ut,
ndmild, 2?2 Oiittre bon 81 btttsltlln 81
fanitlltrtB menttrr, bradtt Sioupiut am IL.
auauH. <ld init Slau'iotte ft,ht spotth,
~ iolatu NIT ourdlItlntilltd, 7 Sifur,u pto
Reatmtnt bic Sdl0dltiuat Don SaarbtGdsu
nm 6. unb Dor 9itt or II. Nulua. Die
tslditp nnbluiraNt Stllatt. ,uutal btt bsm
ab'olut 8rbB en- Gtatbnli', mar S,bau. Die
9rtbtsn Sttluftt al Siftattsu &c. bate bas
acknowledgement No. is mt SO, No. IS
NIT So. Wc. 8 uHb 81 mt Il 20. 2. SatbfrtQt,
msnt NIT -. No. IL mt rs. Rn,lsr Hrau,
mtt "a. Eo. As, so unb 30 mt lie rs. go. IL
utt ~. bas stat &arbtrta,mtnt, 8sdimrnt
ITO. b6. IS uno 95 NIT !, Il, Dos @lrst.
Sd,itsubotailsn init -. DIME Scrlu|fs an
Cifil;rsu &C. fuo bon bsr Sniantsre bis BE.
a'mtnts. 9o. Is unb So, BON ber Sapausre
70 ditalmtattr atblitbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-12

= 9irt her Ittter Nunnisrn tes ct, PAU Tisrrer, ="
madi uter Zen 5treln her @tsetitruna. her iset f&en nab
Ter ptnte Der ntrtiihen pddie eabn at ttrs,hi. bic
~feIlsHtSn 8tintrfunaer.
Tie Sttdttn. ptitt rah tem Rss Riser Jtalt tltttn.
hRp tudf bid nit en,isranien. gpaatn tsetdt, teiasta
nit Strafb ansr sri. une tsfen gpaasn ttaltitft Visb.
Tie apaaen. Rsutsn ven Sanf g sufrs mad Ct. yttsr Itiafh
Ia5ltbt 3asugs u Der srrtsn Nararanet. Bic ttttn aess
mad her uditartu Meslcn tee rsrsithtn Tbtiis sen
plinntieta n'mrt. Man fam bic Brefs eitfee Rsufhtn-
itremes am teftn trmsfem af Der saprtarose ,piftfn
Gi.,dnefia nat Temnit &c 5trrt. 3wtitunttrt sUsseu
y<fc,ru taaiid Il tr titfsn dttil Ger &ruit nertpefpdits
trA Ns faEsHftntr etttn feiitn aus. tenn icbalt Gin Gmi-
efanttu,ue tas Pager rtttdft. N auh ftcn rim frtfter
iritetr ia. Clint tsmtrseuspttite qrfteinuna ter tits-
i5trieen Q,uranetrune IN tore 0ualiiat. Dit gpaesn
feinmrn an. teiatfH NIT 8aus- uHe Nftrbau -8uatbtn.
uHe aan,t Gtsbtetrten feieen itntn. tic In 10 auttn On.
aanet lint rat IL Ter eauerirttfhatti seHt tiuss eausrs
,nr &b;e atrtiStn puEtsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-12

ans Sanuoper tpirb uomi s. 9nut ats
idIr,sbtn: 8as /. Gdtailou bes 3. @a,ot.
Rsatmruts, lur 9ttttnabmt am Gtu,uae III
Berlin tvruftn. lam bier. IN itinst bisbtrtaen
8atniionnabt. I'm Yittetraht onrtl. 8t.
aloIr.lhe 1rupps fano iroe Der ndttltdss
stunot ben ipmpaththnen GnpIans. Der mt
fdltithtr Nttn { anfaenommsu tpuree. Sfir-
ger Der Sta0t ba;ttn lem Hsgtmtnt sIutn
edsUtubanm oils Shrsuaube bti tmiat. ben
iar Sprchtr NIT parmtr patriot idltr Rcoe
iioerrtihte nnb rueih:r BON otm &ommlnetur
Obftft b. giniiugtn, uou BANJO 5tt' idtr per-
funft. upttr Goibebalt osr fat'trlttltu fit
Ntutmuua nit bttil,dler Sant.sporteu anas.
uonrntn ,pur e. Nih fu,ssm Nufentbdit
ID even bic 9lrstr uno sri,a'r inter gsgsn'
tti8sm b%sas,lstteu Sarnf bic auf balcla,S
Wieoerlsteu, otnu has Reaiinent bthYit pln'
noper oils @arntoriaot, nno uodt in otrtiibtu
hadt. in Der rs bier auf 1ih t1em Durd,'
mar'd ttari6t Uurse, pnrotn all Ort uno
Sttne GeraufdItuEgeu su it,uenu oe%muddtfi.
zen G,nauae perobItost. bic ttlnsr Fbateu I'M
keibe miiIbla ltiu lousr. - Hlr ben Ettu,en
Nibrrdi, Der ais Gommaubsur Der 20. Dipt'
non mad, Soauour tommi, rperneu Hdumt
I'M asRofns d,iofie, ttfi.n ttutu Nlia.l auth
Ter Obtrprafotnt @raf Stoibera bepoanf.
lurs Wohnuna ttn9trlfttt. Sn bauuooer' ldlsr
git III bos Shieb nWmais b,rpohnt gewstu.
bot rt,luthr nnr su beionbtrtu Staats. cher
Qataettcutu gtettnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-12
Sic N6rbliGe Bartfic
@iicnbaBn.
OibtiQfeit Der Gn$piae1une
uBfeses Norpsprfali3en
Terri*priums.
8eds von Oon. Sgm. q. Griieg,
In
@hilaSeIphia.
Bbifabetptta, IL. SUM.

Cine sroBs unb entbuiiufiihe Benjamin.
lung DOH 8auHeutcu, 8antiers uuO Gapitali.
ileu puroe beute abeno III ber sGeaoemp Of
Dtutc" aebolteu, uH cineu, 8ortrase bon
Son. Btutam 8. &euep gu lauiden, iiber
bic ~GntpideIung bes NorOwealiden GbeiIs
hes qauoeS, uuO Iber Die Ginuirtuus bes
Saues Der 9i0rbliden Yatific Giieubabu auf
bic @eperbc Anb ben Salibsl oer miitIeren
Staaten. @eoernor Gearp prdItoirte unb
iDuroe bon %oierbunpsrt Bict = PrdFcerten
nnterflst. Governor @earp madte siniBe
Semsrtnn9eu iiber bic Mihtiateit Der Sabn
fir bic Smtersfen BON Bbitacelpbia uuo
fiilrte Olr. 8eneh ELL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-12

3te atiaugtnen Sran,oltu in
Drutt d. a II b. &tt ON rs. Dia, abae.
'tloN,rt Sahpti'unl Der Sstsaurasndtttu
ul;r Sfflnaeu,n' epots iuntrbolb Get IL ,r(eu
nsutid,tn Sotpsbt,rtt tta,bt, ba6 an ,euauu.
ten Gage nod 1924 Oii,rrt uus l74,674
Mopn irau ,Ofidlsr 3ttsgs~8sfauaeusu INNER.
halb ots btsbstt9en Woreosut,t.n Sunoes
'nttrultt lpartn. Di,itibtu perlheiitu flo
nadl BEN Vtrsthe btr p%eI'd,uoeuea @tntrat.
~Somnoucos 10. bob aut oas l. Armtseotps
II Din ,ltrs, 10.4s4 Waun, aut eas 2. 1874
Ditiutre, 10 s93 Utonu. auf bos s. IA
Cftasrs. 1896 Dlann. auf bas 4. 3sl CT
acre, 80 s45 Dionn. ant boe 8. rs Sif,ierr,
2l.2l6 Dtonn, auf oae 6. 1873 Sff,urs, 1890
Dianu, anf bos 7. 81 Sffiusre. 2i,O04
Dtann, anf has 8. 8 Oifpert, 27.S0s Waun.
auf hae .. 0 Nann, auf 6as 10. Q O'fVere,
$ Wann. ouf eos ii. 4 OfF,srs, 1885
Wanu nno auf eas IL. Htmtteorps 5 Off.
we're, 9S05 Vaann iamtn. 1u weidtu Stffsrn
rod ot Snmme oon Is SifIereu uuS 2sb
Utaun tritt. lutlhe ale Grirantie oher 1t Sait
ooer In elner Stroiabibeluua btfubIi& in
obiasn i3abl:n uiht NIT ttubeartfen fuet
Srrporraa,ub btltat rudrtn nur nod Sttlttu
NIT So Clfuertn uub 1925 Ranu. Niagbt-
burg NIT 1880, Slogan nit III 1927, 2Ssti
init 1890 nno aiain, nit 1865 Rarn.
Son teifsn vldeeu ON atrinaieu bsleAt mar
,ur i3rtt bte 8 iiuna 3on,aiitm mt s OH.
,itren unb AIS Naun, pou peutu be ufsrtr
aub n Wauu pom Cops @ar,baloi's watsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-12
Die sunftiae 9auptftaot na
Vacific.

Sm Ausuit 1909. ais id, chen bon cer &iiiie
bes paeifir surildgeiebrt mar, bate i'd anf
Grinden Don Col. Sobn D. Uorney cine ldr'
aere untsrrebung nit DIR. Sotepb 8. Gilbert,
sinem erfabrenet pbonogropbiiden gerlht.
e~rltatter, Der am 81. ieneS Wionats ben 9nbalt
~nn(erer uuterrebnng in Der prcb niittbeilte.
DARN fntet mari, bab i'd iibsr oieien Yuntt
Mid alio duberte:
rGrlauben Gle mir einer Sdfub ans per.
f5nli4er Yemeriuug. Gan Graneieeo iutro i'm
aaufe Der 3eit aufbore,t. be arcbe Staet ber
Vactfcfaie III fem. 3tre 2a8e matt fe i'm
Gugenblit 5um qastrpiae flr alien 4iften.
banoel, fe beberriht bas Wtbiet bot Glib.
Ameriio, bon ben Sanefpihs'S n5eln, China,
Sapaa, 3fitifh Columbia nIb mehSspea n6rb-
liden tactic sbmtsu. pie Bud1t bon Gan
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Die Wacife, Rnfte uns Der Nueet
6uuN

Gs eibt nur iuenis uhuusbares qanb in
'S SsssSa n aaS II co Ssa'y'sB,' sas at, ms is'"s
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-06-24

WINDSOR, COMMUNION No. "a
w meets the second saturday Of each month
Number o member, .. president
airy Issscs president. Samuel ", treasurer
hn ?. Carrier, corresponding and lAncial
ta,y, P. o. box i55.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-06-24

Resolved, That the presence in our country
OF Chinese laborers in large numbers, is an
evil entailing want and it's consequent train Of
misery and crime on all classes Of the Ameri-
can people, and should be prevented BY lesis-
latiOu.
Resolved, As labor is the foundation and
cause of national prosperity, it is both the du-
y and interest of the government to foster and
protect II. Its Importance, therefore demands
the creation Of an Executive Department OF
me government st Washington, 10 be denomi-
mated the Department Of Labor, which shall aid
In protecting it above all other interests
Reso we'd, That the projection of life, liberty
and property are the three cardinal principles
OF government, and the first two more sacred
than the lat er; therefore, money necessAr,
Tor prosecuting wars should, as il is REQUIRED
De assessed and collected from the wealth OF
the country, and not be entailed as a burden
on posterity.
Resolved, That the public lands Of the United
States belong to the people, and should not be
sold to individuals nor granted to corporations
but should be held as a sacred trust for the
benefit Of the people, and should be granted
tree Of cost to landess settlers ouly, in amounts
not exceeding 100 acres Of land.
Resolved, That the treaty-makino mower al
the government has no authority in the con
stitution to dispose of p1blic lands without
the joint sanction of the Senate and House of
Representatives.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-06-24

HoMEsTEADs FOR WOMEN Miss Phelps
seems to have been more successful than
any other labor reformer in securing legis-
lation. By act approved May 10, the Wo-
mems Economical Garden Homestead
Leagues is Incorporated, and put upon the
same place with all those for charitable, ed
vocational, or religious purposes. Provision
is made for the investment Of any of its
finds in cooperative associations, not to
exceed So, 900 in any one of them. Real
or personal estate can be controlled to the
value of 100000, but no liability shall
be incurred until property to the value Of
s. 900 shall have been acquired, or that
amount Of cash paid in. Miss Phelps is
now moving on the pockets Of the benevo-
lently disposed to secure that amount. 1t
would he a great pity if it could not be Sc
cured in such a State as Massachusetts.
The object of the corporation is said to be
the management Of funds raised for " the
benefit Of working women and minors, by
securing to them liberal industrial educa-
ton, and for the establishment Of industrial
homestead settlements in or near the several
cities and towns"
The recent fair of this League was an at
tractive one, and quite success, consider
ing the obstacles which attend all new en-
terprlses.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-06-24
Extraordinary Wager.

A London paper says q wager once
once came off, the terms of which were as
follows 81 will bet any man f1OO that
pen and ink within a month" They were
not to be mere dots and scratches, but fair
down strokes, such as form the child's first
lesson IN writing. A gentleman accepted
the challenge. The month allowed was
the lunar month, of only twenty-eight DAYS;
so that for the completiOnOf the undertaking
an average of $4,000 strokes per diem
was required. This, at 60 per minute, or
$500 per hour-and neither the human in
tellect nor the human hand can be expect
ed to DO more-would call for ten hours
labor In every twenty-four. With proper
feeling OF the respect due to the observance
of the Sabbath, he determined to abstain
from bis work on Sundays, and by this de-
termination be diminished by four days the
period allowed him /; at the same time, by
SO doing, be increased the daily average Of
bis strokes to upwards OF Al 900 On the
first day be executed $4,000 strokes; On
the second nearly as Inauy. Bat at length,
alter many days, his land became stiff and
weary, the wrist swollen, aud, without in
terrupting its progress over the paper, it
required tie almost constant attendance of
some assIduous relation Or friend to be-
sprinkle it with lotion calculated to re-
lieve and invigorate it. Ga the twenty
third day the million strokes, exceeded by
some few thousands, ito make assurance
dOubly sure, we're accomplished and the
piles Of paper that exhibit them testify that
to the courageous heart, the willful hand,
the energetic mind, nothing is impossible.
These interesting papers are not placed in
the archives Of the Royal Society, of which
the author is fellow. but were claimed
and received by the person who paid the
wager.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-06-24
PARIS AFTER CAPTURE

EA.r NAxriookE. Nay ), 1871.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-06-24
SCIENTIFIC AND MECHANICAL.

a NOVEL weapon Of warfare was exhib-
tied at a late meet ng Of the French Acad-
envy Of Sciences. In the first place there
is a large cannon upon the ground. Out
of this smaller gun is shot up in the air,
where, on reaching a certain point on its
path, it is fired ia is turn, ami sends for
ward al explosive bullet with new inn
pulse. though wanting in accuracy, the
final bullet can ny this continuance, be sent
to a great distance.
A GERMAN has succeeded in producing a
metallic bronze Of blue color, the method
Of preparing which has hitherto been alto
gether unknown. He makes use Of an al
10y consisting Of one hundred parts Of pure
tin, three parts Of anthony, and One-slxth
part Of copper.
THE process Of electro plating with niekle
is being applied to many purposes for
which silver-pating, On account If its ex-
pense and liability 70 tarnsh, is inadmssa-
be- Among these is the covering Of the
exposed portions Of steam engines with a
cheap, bright, and non corroding surface.
THE nerve and ability Of The English and
Amyric Surgeons engaged in the hospi-
tails on the Continent il the present war,
have been put TO the severest tests. DR..
Frank, formerly Of the British army, has
particularly distinguished himself 10 one
instance be was obliged to utilize the bacon
hooks, Of kitchen ceiling to sling a brOk-
en- leg and on another occasion be per-
formed the delicate operation of tying the
carotid artery BY the light Of an ordinary
candle.
There j. a Swedish workman employed
in the locomotive shops in Altoona, Penn
sylvania, who has written a treatise upon the
laws Of motion, which boldly takes issue
with Sir Isaac Newton's theories of the &C
ton Of gravi alton. The treatise asserts
the non. existence Of general attraction, and
gives to the &C estial bodies a system OF
absolute stability. His work has been
written with infinite labor, as he is not
sufficiently master Of English to express
himself in that language, nor has he means
enough to employ translator His little
daughter, who attends the public schools
assists her father ID putting bis speculation,
into English
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IT prkiagma2's Adrntatt
F,om the Anti &C lie MOsiior.
Faar Not.


Fear Not
Pear not" tn cry Is sOurdIg
Ger an the earth around
Your rights shall be defended
Ye tnilers meath the ground.
Your q myers are sufficient
Wit cut uppreSsion's LAnd.
III n why wrong The poor miners
We nonopo Izing bandl
Pear not" though clouds usy gail e.
Aud threaten to o erwneim-
Remember. fellow t1ier,
Whose and j. 81 ne helm.
He ever Las beiritndrd
Ihe tHrts ot tie brave,
And vii at let the miner
BE turned int slave.
Fear not, -" but be undaunted,
AID Ia the Union cling,
For tn unta h,msd future
Has something new 10 bring.
TIE d,rLesr d,y. are ending
Then faint not on the way
THIS fearful human struggle
Z, ints 10 a brighter day.
Pear moi, = for, undivided,
Our Union will eNI aud,
Tin ali the western uiu-rs
Win ION our nobie band
Then Will the fruits Of uaion
~ .atlered everywhere,
AMI All the countless to!irIs
d rights OF labor share.
WI. A DAVIS.
Asr NAxrlcoKE. May ;, 1871.
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BOSTON, MASS. Il Union No. IS
- meets the nd Wednesday 10 each month At
IS Washington st. Louis J. Lyons, pres. Jud al II
Levy vice pres. Samuel sully, I'm. sec Thos J. Cox
Angel Hart, and cor. sec., Exeter Place,
ChsrIe,tosn. Mass.
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HEADQUARTERS CIGAR MA

l. Il kers' International Union OF America AOLAO0'
Fed Ale, d President, ~ Monroe street, Toledo
Ohio. " ~. On ne
tawa, Illinois. - .-s 1r,.hi~.r N
TncmaS ]. Birch Secretary, 1Ol7 South 9th street,
Phadeldha, Pa. - 400 Wat,
field. Mass
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NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
DRICKLAYERS' NATIONAL

- UNION. Seventh Annual Session wil be held IN
Albany, ~ ", commanding the second Monday In
January, 1872. Any bricklsYers may organize
a union AM obtain charter payne Mt Of s.. EHch
unou is emitted To three delegates FURTHER iBfOr-
nation will be nIshed By addressing the secretary
MrrediIh Moore, Preside l. 1888 Montgomery street,
syracuse, ~. Alfred Martin, vice president, box
AS CovinRaon KY. ChAs. H. kihl delegate q large,
PSF N. East st. annapolis, Ind. Walter b. DsbsOn
treasurer, 5s7 Eat sth street, Washington, d. III
Samuel A. Steel vice sec ia Wetster Pittsburgh,
oty.
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PITTSBURGH, PA-Union No. IS
Il the drst Wednesday Of every month
avid Tinrny. president Gro Mcdec, vice president.
reujamn Ballard, recording secretary q. y Lnd-av
financial aud co. responding stcretsry. Fred serRin,
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NINCINNATI.-Union No. 4 meets
~ 1t Arbeiter Had, Walnut street shove Thirteenth
on the first and thr Tuesd Us o. each month. Jonn
Ph-ster President, Z Fink, Vice President. nj
Koop, Trrasnr-r. 4doIph Endres, Corresponding ana
ngh Recording secretary. Chas MetE. Financial
Secretary. CAAs. selgman, German Recording secre-
tary. P. o. 4 2Slo
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. "A
~ meets the second Monday Of every N. nth Ia
freek's Hal No 1Os South Front - Chas H. Phtger
President. J. johnson, vice pres. Aug oil Ebacher
mace al secretary. NJ. Br!en, recording secretsIy
J. " ely hrst treasurer o. ren Sc end trea.
Alexander Hesse correspond secretary lock box 971
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"A NICE WAY IF STEwING CHICKENS.
-Parbol two fine chickens, take them up
in pewter dish, cut them up and separate
all the JOINT bones from one another, then
take out the breast bone, add little of the
water they were stewed in, blade of mace
and a pinch Of salt, cover closely with
another dish, and put i to stew until the
fowls are tender-serve bot in the same
dish. Rabbits, partridges and other game
may be served in the same way.
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UTICA n Y.-UniOn No. meets
"a the third Tuesday Of each month, ct their hal
Franz lin square, Utica. John Ptefer, president, N .
OBrlen. wee president. Charles Rsdeck, correspond
Ing secreta-y, p. o. box 6S. p. Lederhos, financial
secretary. VIM. southn orLh. treasurer.