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8ureau Der Observation-Disclosures
SpmmtifGre

Baltimore. ben 10. 9Rars 1871,
Die GtraBsrblrhbruds .gommiiiare In Der Stabt
Baltimore tlahfh hermit betannt, baB fe bet benz
staotsRCgitrator eiaen SeriGt Der ger9iturgen, rnfos
iten uno Ani6Be. nt lie oor tbnen fir bic Gonberrs
niruns ui!s eas Stttntn elmer 60 6uB btsisn Strate,
2T6 Sub ilbltt bon Der BaferftraBt iieseno unD bon
bet Silmor. BITS aur JnitorftraBe ~Iauftno. In usberttns
thinning nit elmer pom 8trgernteifer unb Gtabtratb
pom Baltimore paiiirten Bsrorbnun9, teiiielt vGtns
Baltimore. ssnsbrtist am II. sousmber is7O.~ anseIsbt
itno, jur Surdiiht nisoer9eIest baben. tbsnFaus eineu
ertldrenoen SrunoriB be iagter 20 SuB bretitn Strabs.
Die Nnl6se ttftr,dtn fb aut uno unta fen btioc SET.
ten beiaatsr ~ JuB brttten SttGBe. tinidIieBItb os
Beetles %beritlben, ppn Der Stlntors biz tur 5ultonhrake;
bttoe Setttn Der Stbtrtp' ober gBinotor WRtu . Jtpab,
bon Der Calhoun. bts sur 9tIaprfraBs; bttoe Seiten
Der atbsrip. ODER aBinol or wttu . 0toan bon W9onroe.
bis snr i ultonfiraBe bic 5iiofste bar s3aferIraBe, bon
Der UtpRroe. bis 5ur etridstfraBs bic giprbieits ber
prsBtinantrabe, bon Der Calhoun biz iur Vaprroshr.;
bic 9Bthlslte bar GalbupnttraBs bon Der Nrebtmans bis
sur StrtdetftraBe bttot Seiien Der GtridstfraRe, bon
Der Stnte or Calhoun. uno Gaterfttabe bis ,ur Yrebts
marriage; betbe Settsr osr &tlnnorirdBe. bon Der 3d.
fer. bis Iur preBtmanfraBt; btins Stttn br Btreent.
Settsn Der YRountftabe, BON bar Saff. bis sar Brtst.
itanittaBe; bstne Stttet oorsss8ilion's otter BniGer@
ZANE. pou Der 8ateriraBs bis ~ etRsm Nunits ~ Jus
3 Soa tHbIt& opn Der ~sEorbittte Der ~beiastsn 90 Sus
bretten etraBt; bttoe Srittn br Bruet . Nltp, bon Der
prsBtitan' bis inr SaiertraBe bsibe seitsn Der SSuI.
%tontiraBe. bon Der Batter. bis iur 4rsBtmantraBe: 6etbe
Setttn bon Slrbr'B Gane. bon her NrtBtmans bis our
3tbertp. o0tr aoiub ior aaiu . DRoab /; be,bs ssitn Ger
ADDITION. Nutp, pom Der Batter. bis CUR pleBtmanftsake
nno ole piistis Der vlrnrosftrabs. pon Der ErsBtnan.
bis 5ur Yatsrftrabe.
sic NADER, bierburd, fernsr bsfannt, bar ne ouE
Dtenffag. ben II. Dtdr3 1871. Worgens 10 Iibr, Ha tn
ibrem 4ursau. Giboitede Der CALDER. uno asginetpnfr.,
In BEN beiastsn 8sriate enitaltensn gessniidrce nod.
mails ~ %reoioiren, uno fam en SeDer, Der babel tntsref.
irt III, an iercm 3a8e ieint &inpenpungen porbringerl.
s ssSn z !. s sssssaf; sommlHas..
James u. Bufep,
te5-sl -. &su BirIer. SER.
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Q(n iaumirlige 3Ubler !!

lm l. QprtI beginner mir init Der 8tr6ientllGura
Der 9tamsn autr ausipdrttacn ideIthtn Snblcrtbtnteu,
be trub ptfberbolier Wtabulr9 Bis babtn tn unlGrr
Biihtrr I'M R~Iditauoe itno.
,Rh-l DIR NrbgbittDu,
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0efanntma9nngen
OrOOman3Gtt
bee Siir9ermeiaers nnb Stabt'
ratbe8 BON 8aEttmUr
lNNtOriiiIl. WeI6fenlliannal
8crorbuuun Nr 4.

e Inc BerDronuue 9. has Ntptau btr GaesrFr.,
ltpttttt otm Srpaopaq uuo Der aantraBf, ~
uHoeTn.
VIZ anittl !. StttBperfIqt uuo Sers
orbHEt butd bin 8iragrmeifer uno Stabtratb BON
Battintort, oaa btr Siaht $ &omtntHdt hermit auioris
itrt uHo angeluisien Dtrbe. bns Riusau bee &aatrirabs,
Itptidtn benl Srpnblpag unb bCr NnnhraBe, iu dubtFn;
unD BIAS neue Nipedu lou ntdt mebr, ais IS 9un nttbrls
Ger, als Oas Se8snuasttes istH. ptt batt bGs @eIeB bt.
Ittumt.
Nbihnttt2. hub lei utrfHptunou Ter.
Drontt, Rag ane BstDrt nuugGn ootr Iheile BON iols
den. ptlAe btsrnit int gBtotripruhs fr9en, btrrburh
aut8tbob.n RHo, uno bag btsie gstoronuug pom Iaat
tgrtr annabme an tn atGft trtte.
S~snsbntst ain 70. D~IOUtntbsr 1870. (65. 7O,8l
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10 bic beiisbteae ta Samtftea.
ths SG1tioey, RItioerriaGtr unb 6anntittnsa rbett bic
6sft In Der geeit. gtan sertebIs niHi, lie ~ anttriu4en.
gtriauft aui ulnaatltat 3ablungsn ~ Ben ntserieesu
Baarprsiten.
gtrfaufsititntr: ssr. 80. ssprt.gbarIeshraae.
IN Erttntaurer 2oatnhauit. tMua. 10. I29pie.)
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Staat Marblnub,
Bureau bcS StaatS=S efret6rs,
annapolis. 10. NlGri 1871.
wv IVs ~
In Vile, Die es unaeht

TN NleI ole es an9ebf
Siernlit lpirO beTannt geiradt. oaB bel nj golpertsur
Elm Btsnaoisunss. Gslu& einssreitt ,uoroeu 1T in BEN
Yro5etie bs Staatss 9e8en Sob. Burton pel&er
in BEN grimiraissrtdts fir Ole Siabt Baltimore Tut
Vtai.Sermin 1870 oes guqrittes nit Sdldsersi iber.
iibrt unb sI IS WtoHate gsf6nsntB psrurtbsilt purbs.
Der 9ouoertlflr luirb beia9tes Stiut an obsr mad
benz 81. az du3 1871 tlr GnbentideiOuna ioorIbs
men bis oabin lueroei BroteFe et9en bisiss 8eiua al.
seb6rt lperOen unb bic betretttnbe Petition nab BEN Gre
mellen bes @ouoerneurs 3ur Ginitdt a%uslts9en.
81 Outrage oes &oluerneurs
(6l,67/,D R. 6 TpQnSat, Stats. Eefretdr.
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Neuer Ban0eretu.
CfsNa[tp. @ermtantu.H Guberctn gr. 3.

Dieter reue Btrsin III totpttt o%raaniRrt. baB ndd)aen
X ben 20. Wtdfl aoenbs balb 8 1br, BET Srn.
@arl ecbsnbaIs an Der GlS.B pne faraae. swisd,sn
1anfffraee Hnb Gafern . Aufnue. tins petttre
B~ttiammIung abBebaltsn ntro, 100 bic Ssiebe iur 4b.
fdreitfetIo trb0ben peroen miro. Syrtunbe, tpeIte bel.
frtten molten. fptrser eriudt, 5u eti&einen.
.t66-7t 3. il. BarntdpL prpp. Eefr.
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Nm @iirnbaln.WaW. llntltnrhmrrl

ser. 818, Bruatpsap, 17tp.WptF.
8eutide lbtbstluna: @iu9au9 35omassS trabs.
tYRI. l3,ISl
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Waname M. GGr's inOtaniIde GrSutsrs
Stuftnr
lit SaS 9r66te 8lntretntauueSmtts
4cI hcR hnnftnrn EnnnR

Die Gniabl BON 9tioen, fpeIds lie %9eItnbtrt. lit unbtres
tsnbar, uno pitle nertlpirOige pstiuugtn bat lie berptrfs
ttrltgt. Sn Nnfdltn bon 9~leuralete, AbtulnatismuB
SdDGGe uno In BET That in auen &rdntbettsn. lpelht
BON nnrstrlihteiten i'm Dilute btrRammlei, rtlnt9t fe
baHsIbe ulo lieut. bic frilhtre SIatts bs EpIteins iptes
Der btr. Aue, luelds nit ioISGn uebsln btbattst fnb,
iOuter oteie WieotIin periuhtn.
gu baben bel fbpmfsn 5 BIcH, B. q. Broom
& ESrueeR uno allen SroeutSien, iolpie BET Dsm,G igens
tbtmcr. fr. 1853, Da'SaIitmprsFr aBr.
URnf4 10 IA SN
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UCbrlbGr 9U0Ieb,
NDianalts.

Sarrtion SORts itritbt BON williamsburg. 4a,,
5OIesuotB:
so Int Bcr uuo rd0rtno oeB gICgtrirEe9es uno nod
BITS uor tina 2 Wioraiet al tinem beralttten 6IfGte I'M
8titGtt un0 am pnlie. sd rDIrot Don jeSeRi AIJts in
btr ytadblribait elmer gBobnung IN Psn nIpIoanttfi uno
non BEN WlllidtGtJttn bebauOdt. ieoo6 otue GrfoIs.
tcine GtubsrunB. SD lit idrsdltd. Yiein garJea Sc
ibt lUurot Elm ttuii8er Grtno uuo gEtDGbtte ttnen lngts
mem lUtotrtttsu Nnbltf. 8d rputoe mir BON tinem BE
tannien Die HoloOalls tmpfOtler Id bl9lnn. DisisIbt
~ gebrautrn, uno btute nab Yerlaut 0Dn uiht 9auI
lmst Wt0rateH TIT nelne Saut 10 9latt unb gtiunb, ais
Bate i'd ute an fltdltn eeIltteu. Sd atbrouhte MIR
iprt JIaiasr RolabaltE. Uitroe abtr 6suts bic mir oa'
burd ju Ibeil 9srpor5enen BoBItbattn mot I'm $4,000
bttueteu 100 6 "a.
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BaIto. 8iiraer : S6Rben 0eiedi6aft

Die Wtttglitoer lprroer hermit srIudt. Ith mpraen,
Gonntag, ga6ntttaas nm 3 ubr. 5abIrsi6 I'm 6hRt.
itnbofe, FRoh'6 pain, eiriuflnDen. SDsd Bsratbung
i'm Bstrttt oss GusIu8ts BET Der gtpBsn 6rtebsnstsft'
ifsisr. 3m Wuitra8e:
1867 gbepS. &rpb, Sefr,
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Sdnu miener Fin urilrr a{nnhrreiu

auf pitlisttass 9trIan8tn pun Sreunben inb Yait.
9ltettrh her SaolnB .Nnttperetne, nm einen feien Yau.
nsretn la 9liiAtrh, limo bofllbt sauf Sienfaa Gtcto,
Ten ii. Dtdfi. 8 nsr, tm 2otale hes S.r. Oepra
red, PeHntDlnaitias iscnlte eingtaoet. Der s}psd
IT. 8trGtbung iber bic 9onhItutlon unS Antbeile ~
3eibltn. 5m Nutlra8e niebttrer Uiii8lRber
tbB-7b I'll q
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Neue Mn3eigem.
an bic Serrsu @reOtser brr @toOt

Der GtR. QusI6uB fir abbaItun9 Der otRtidet Rries
~osnsIeier srIuGt Biermit adiurgsuou bic 8tttithtr
BuIttmore's, Gunntag, ban 8. Hprit, Ourt Nbbal'
tuu9 etnss auf bic Glieotrststtr Fsiu8 nspntereen
@oftaDisuits Der Esotutln8 bss luis0ererlar8tsn Srte'
bCns uno BEN Nhbenttn Der @etaIsneH BITE bohere
NBetbe lu gtben, unD bat In GrwartunB irsunblther
gepG briin9 btsier Bite heu 8tainn Der 5rtsosrsietsr
auf SOnutSs isfjufeuen f6 sr!aubt.
SIN AufttaBe beA t5ehauslauTes:
1916 gulfuS 9pnrae. SeIreilr.
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8orFs0eRot5 i'll Nibt aug ciHetl oemotratis
ibsn &talte, ionoern aus eirem Republicans
iasr, aug Osr r&Bafl. Yol" IN st. &Outs
sntn0mnsi, Osrtn 9teOaftsur Carl S9urj If.
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WClle Nu9eiac.

Der unttrttitnsts bssbrt T6, iciHtu 6rtunbcn luo
8ttanrten, iplpte benz Betbrttn oRuti@tn 4ublitum bic
tratbsnt anIsigt ~ maiden. oaB fr IN ban Stane 9sitbt
TT. ben bsfien K8siRmsins unO GlfersG fIq ~ tatrt.
jtrtn uno luel6en CT in b~tIitbi8en lu1ntdttu ablaiien
tdnn, I'M a%tutigtsn 3uiptu6 bit I in B9r. 205,
Rlna. obsrbaIb 9sratt' unb naee GIenont.strabs,
(96-TI JaF1b @tnlId,.
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Ius meinem aaosn. Ssr. Is. %arFfrdRe, purosn
ltnf 8auutreiussstpten 9efobler. namItb tire ror
5000, ~inboifrt bon Sab, uno clue bon $780,. innoIArt
bon Rtnb. 9tpten bes npartfiraben.8 aupereins yr. q"
ooihrt ben Stuab cine bon 5000 BON -Sotnion.Bau.
oerrtt Vs. %tnboiftrt bon 8tns. unb SIS baar. Sas
Yubltfum .ptro bterutt ee,parht. ~htefelbtn anJunebnien.
(b6l Sausua f3anfe.
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Ncncr 8aubereiu /

Nutn Bau0ertirs .9tbbaGtrn btcnt Dieies 1ur gladI.
riht oaB n6datn Rpntos. ben 20 Wi6rB 1871, tin
ntuer Btretn init ben nsusitt unc ~IlbeTGIftn Geftken
In Spbnnn B6Ger'A 2pTaI, &F. IA, arsbsrfSs
doeHus, R~esrlrbet miro. Ste gtIete luelbfn por0f.
lt9t, iptpte proptInrifat Eeainte err0iGlt urrofu. "a
bsrtits cine D%eOtuttnoe Qrjabt WutbeiIe 6utt6nt lit,
ltt9t elm 8tyetfl srher Blame In Gadidi. 8erIduns
8tintr, lu eridttneul SIM NuIiraGt
l66-H mehreFrr g}sthPfTfdts~
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E9- ID Id bon Orr. Or. 3 oil . III bas Rt9t, iein'
SsrbeHtruna III her 0pnirnftlon Der 3dbn'
sfattei III otsism 5taate Iu sebrauhen. eetautt bate.
10 bitts ID ~otslcIben lest benz 4snblltum as cine ber
8rbBttn Gnt0tfun9tr, tpeIht bis iebt In Der ntthantI6en
3abnatJreiiunit 9tmaft potntn. On. @tnt Der grobten
saDiRristeiten, tDtIdhe bis iekt BET SOLDER, tuelde tiuf'
Ittf 36bns trGsen, erlnIunoen Dototn, III, DaB bisltlbsi
bet'm u zen obsr 5prtten lole tpsrosn, uno BET eint9s1
YsrioneI nit t~slOnOerer Wtlnoforuation bat man It
Bis iebt nidt NIT Grfolg 9ebrauHsn fonren. piaitsr,
mad bislrnt rtuet spfems ~oerftrttgt, bleiben tn allen
5dler feft ftStr, tnberl tetn gtalrunesf0tt notr Stuff
n6gtiderluetit ultsr ptsielbsr ~9eIanssH fam aud ioti"
titr Dteis 4lattsll an alien Sebtitn a%ngebradt lperotn.
Sd entpfeble oitle reus Grflnoung b~elonoers ierer gros
zen Nn5abl Werioren, fuslhe luttoerbolt. ttoOd obne Grs
fDlg, OtrinGt babtn, auf 9eu6bnlt6e gbetlt an9eferti8ts
Blatten ~ tra8Gr, un0 %9arGnttre Id tn allen 5aatR, baB
Werinntl mil ~ntnielben ellen t6rrtr, OOer Sebt bes SrIo
Iurtif. 3dbne lperost ohne ShnIeri oura gsbraut ppn
9ad8as aus8sio8en. 8a Id oaiislbt spa9rtho nle9r, als
7 SABRE gtbraubt babe. IN az tdutn n6thtg, benz Nublts
fun bic SsFa9rloTgteit unb Borjias Dteits gsrtaprsns
gu osraasrn. BEionbest Auintrfiamieit ipiro Der Bts
~4an6lun8 Der natiirItaei 3dbrt a%tlpibi1et.
Or. 10. q. Fpppe9,
(San. 5,12 Wtt.l ser. 81 RprbsgutaaaraNe.
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6nuth: S%Eremoutfr. Boub9rCin Blr. 6.

Der Dbtes Fsrtln bat T& AM bbttn FBapntag Abrno
f0rnltd %oreaniTrt. aut 8ttf,nisen. lpe4t rod auibeite
ju stt1nen punIhsn. Fno 96hthN ttiutt. iolhsa AM
uaditen Nontaq NbeuO, ben 20. b. Nits,, i'm lotaIe
ptrRTaAf. Ju tbun.
1851 Qnbu = etrFprA ErTr.
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Cine uertaaie 8erfaminIurs Der 'BELL HANGERS
PROJECTION UNION" tDiro Gonuerfag ben %.
Wtdrj, Mbtn6s s nbr. bel g., :. Gtepatt g. Sobn,
Rr. 3. Glib 8 sibtr.pftrafe. itattiinosn, Su psisbsr
ane Bell Hangers e%tHgeldbtn limb.
fEJl S< q S5trYnorf fuu Esfr.
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mtbrsrsr gebelIiattr.
SreunhIhaits OInuhtypin nv

UFtWHUTWHTtp OWHUFIttI WIs Q.
Sur gta&riht. baB DSOntas, ben 20. Uidrt, Die
gBGbl BON Btamttn it~attitnStt Cs nttoeR ole w tgltts
Der etuatla6ea, bel Strnfe AZ erIt.iueH. an Wuftru9s
oss 8trstns: MtdIdet SrrUbst, BrGH' Gt /;
l66l @eUrg 96mting sstreidr.
Ser ncue 80. SC. Gauberfin Dr. 2"
8au'g trciuS. qiebbaber rocrocn jn i5reH cipeucu 3n.
ttrcile luoDtbut, il an btcIeu WGtciu an bCthdIi0rn.
Snbcnl Ilr 1000 Nrtbsle ansQcacteu. btc meiitrI IlO
iAon prr9riitel. 9ts Ofi te Aufld9e itnhrt llatt nGdHen
9iEnftda, ben Il. WtGrj, &beuos 7 ubr. bel Gbr.
6cifc. Rr. 29i, gforoscjdDftr. Wuf ptrlNn9ut tdnn
aud 0clo ~ptrtpoit pcroen.
Sob. 6,ice. Bfptb, qrGf.;
-. 8otfca. Scr.;
(66-8) Shr, Scic. Ghubm.
ISM. EtnNtEito u rnNiratl
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mss~ Gbef<heinunn.4

Houforihiei1t Shetolnsttt. bic %auersudris 8aItg Fno,
trerosn tn 9teip.Yorf. Sneiana, Jntnois unb opberen
StnattH fur &fnts aus tr8eno eirent 6taate ober Qauos
erIangt, boswigtses BtrIaf len, drantsnhett, fefn I'm.
terbalt u. |. 10. fno s~enitgtnbs uriadfn /; Feline g,erDf.
teniliGung. Grit mad eriangter SGeiouns BeaabIana oer
@ebabren. Bath unentaelHtb. Wan tpenbe Id an
9epprt q Dftdsarbfo n, Rtdtsanp6ite.
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asls 40 8. @tanfg,

NsUtB HkYV 6H DO SHuWsPe
UNI sedbmafdtRen ia Faafen.
I'M nd B M a iatnsa ssparlrt ~ ssbalies.
IRAN sebt 3u &. SbanfB,
nm SpaIidtte, Rab.n, 3fptrH II. 7. 10. tu saajtn,
biuissr mnS better, ais an irgenb ttnsn, anbtrn giaB.
Rabmafdtnen : Sbansss
ode Der 2ombarbs anb S~barpHsase.
bet v&ratn Bdpttfsit. RiratS aeaenaber. tIa,6.IY \
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4usebote ipsrOtr bis gun, 20. b. Wits. fir bas N(tot.
lirtn unD bic Waurcr = Grbtit an ben Stttiuntn 8, A, b
unb 2 Der unionsSiftntabn entasQeuatnomnen vile
t6rrsn i'm BHteaM hts Sbtr.Sr9snieurs Rr IS.
&putberasc. tbrr her y6ranilth . 8ant.% non II big
IL uhr Wtorasns etngeIebrn lreteen. 9ie GeieniHaft
betdit flo bas Ytttt Dor, ir9tro clues oosr ALE gingt
bote 5u b%eripsrfeu. SB. 81 aorTtfpn,
(6l-70) 4rafetnt Der ~yttnionuGt Ienbabn 1pinD. :"
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SriebenSfctcr.
@nltimnrer "GGirQiGaft

8ieituIgtn WttaIteosr. bic 9%tionnen itnh. an Der b'
porfs btnben Rr1ssiiou sntpeber su |ftrbe pber Az
HBaaen 2bsil ju ntbnttr, fno trlltt. tnrs StaLler IN
Der Office os NlGitorritn. Rr. Ia Bsf sBaIti'
mpreftrahe, iubaID. lDtt n16aith, abIngsbet.
(66-S) Strrmanu K8sbrs 6bst.ytariGau.
T. VRN E5tA1tn " rnnirf n
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.&etmnNtn.'
GefauutmGhuu0.

ertnttrurs on bic bsuts Absno 8 nbr tattFnptnb'
gfneralsB sr iatnmluug.
1861 Der 0prEanb.
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N2ar tan, ~oenIeIbefi In os1n Sroeeriss aabtn, Rr. IL,
u fs8 att nj 4 r. bsiomuttn, tpoislbf aud bic
bsttsn 9roesrts : Arttiei anb 2iquors ftts Jun Btriaufs
tu tnoett Itto.
4ltt itotr ~ntrfauFtsn Guantitdt foetosn Ietranhsaii.
%trelIungsn gsseben. poourh iebem ipioerlthsn geIhIuad
pper @erud abgs1oitn lpirb.
BrpkbGnbleg eykAltsti etntt gtabatt,
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40 Iorrea'S @SaA boGbcr .4beer

Gs9Hn Sufrn. SaIsbrGuue. SeiIerteit, SsubbuFen
Blltipetcn, 9ruhdttis uno aun8tntrdntbettet. Seine
5siIun9 feline Btjablur9. Ser @dtt uito BON Or.
1ameS 4taiou iOrreh Il Comp. ieti 1862, init setbsn
GtaufttGr %o:risBrn, ~inbsrsitet. 81 babsn bel Glebr.
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
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APPRENTICE LAWS.

Among the many good editorials
found in the Industrial Retog'mer, We
ind one on the above subject The
application is good. not only in califor-
MIA, hut in Oregon. A Law of this
nature with good wholesome regu!a>
tons, equally binding on employer aud
employee, would be of decided adyan>
tage. In speaking of the present status
of master aud apprentice, the RJormer
says:
1t does not paw TO take an appren-
tlce aud teach him the routine OF any
of the trades and useful arts. The laws
in this particular are so loose aud inop-
erative, and the rights of the master SO
indadeqnateIy provided for, that few if
any master mechanics will take the
trouble of teaching new beginner, and
giving the berefit of their skill to
novice, when it is patent that as soon as
but measurably slight or imperfect
knowledge of the business has been
obtained, the apprentice, deluded with
the idea that he knows sufficient for all
practical purposes, takes his leave and
sets up for himself The result is that
the master has. his labor for his pains
has no benefit from the services of the
youth, to whom he has taken so much
trouble to impart o knowledge of his
trade-and also dctriment to the
community at large in sending forth
parties who. with an imperfect know.
ledge of the trades they profess to fol-
low, set themselves up for master work
men; thas virtually not only practising
an imposition upon employers, knt q
fraud upon those competent workmen
who have, through years of study and
practical exertion, become thoroughly
versed 10 their business. Instead Of
bringing up youths to some respectable
trade or calling, inculcating those
habits of industry and Application so
essentially necessary 20 the formation
of character aud the making of good
citizens, our country swarms with IN
idle and dissolnte class of youngsters,
most of whom are brought up with no
knowledge whatever of any useful call
ing. while portion, having merely OBJ.
tanned superficial knowledge of some
trade they profess, are, SO TO speak,
botch workmen at the best"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
Home Industries.

tt tisamistaken notion entertained by
many people, that il is to the best inter
ests of everyone to buy where they can
huy cheapest. TO get the most for
their money seems to be the anxious
desire of nearly everybody. This to q
certain extent is correct but to make
this general rule is detrimental to the
best interests of community, town,
or country. It should be the aim OF
every man to support as far as possible
the industry and enterprise of his own
neighbors, and those who are co-workers
with him, in building up and sustaining
his own town. When man goes out
of his own town or county to purchase
anything, he is taking that much
money out of circulation at home, and
putting it in the hands of foreigners,
and to that extent he cripples home
interests, and retards his own pros
perity. Admit that person FROM
our own town can go to Salem or
Portland and purchase there some OF
the merchants commodities for less
money than they can be obtained at
home; yet these same merchants
charge enough more for other articles
to make up its balance in their favor.
Our home merchants may in isolated
cases charge more for goods than they
eau be purchased for in Portland, yet
the home merchants invest their money
in building up our own town, In devel>
oping the resources of the country, in
enhancing the value OF property, and if
they receive good patronage, will soon
be able to compete in prices, and sell
even lower tian merchants at the me-
tropolis. The same may be said of any
and all other occupations. The man who
purchases a wagon or carriage at home,
spends his money where he stands a
good show of getting portion Of it
back, by way of furnishing raw mate
rial for the manufacturer, and substance
tor his support. The same when he
buys a harness, or saddle, a plow, or
anything else The man who supports
home paper, is giving aid to some>
thing from which he mot only gets
double the worth of his money in valu-
able reading matter, but is also sup
porting an institution which gives
standing to a town, and brings III
money from all sections of the country,
and will, after once thoroughly estab>
lished, tend as much to the well being
and advancement Of county or town.
as any other one branch of busincs
Then we would say to one and all, pur.
chase what you want at home Whenever
you possibly can, encourage home en-
terprise, and always give aid and sup
port to home industries.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
Mothers, I've Found Ii!

EoR YEARS I HAVE SEARCHED FOR
a remedy that will CURE your children
by removing the CAUSE, and at last can say
Eureka" Try 1T.