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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25
LUELEY:

A Legend of the Rhine. A female
of rare beauty sits OH the shore of the
river, where the rocks are the most
dangerous, and with her song and mu-
sic charms the Hnwary sailors too near
her, when they meet a watery grave.
The subject Is full of life, full of EMO
ton. anu is altogether a success.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25
Town Prepersy for Sale.

Town Property for Sale.
l am authorized to offer for sale the
Powell property. on Va. Hill, and the
Thompson property on Scott Street,
Goodson. /. G FOWLER.
Another supply of Jets best apple
Brandy received at the Nickels House
Bar. july l-tf.
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\ GIFT ORTIZ FROM
81 90 to $4,000 90

GIVEN WITH EACH FNGRAvING.
We have obtained the entire control
of the following engravir gs, which we
offer at the low figure of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25
he PICTURE HILL F1RM

of 103 acres, on the Choptank river,
having a steamboat wharf on it, with
good scope of country to support il
with lime kiln, good buildings, a
large variety of fruit, convenient to
churches and schools, only six miles
from EastOn, the largest business town
on the Delaware Peninsula.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25

SOUTH-WESTE-r, VIRGINIA
IRON WORKS.
YTAVING recently returned from trip, fer the
a. purpose of adopting all late improvements in
Machinery at the North, are prepared to
make and furnish the following Machinery and I'm
dement's:
Stationary and Portable Engines, Cir
cular Saw Mills, Grist and Saw Mill
Gearing, Sorghum Mills, Tobacco
Fixtures, Horse Powers, Thrash
ing Machines, Superior Smut
Machines, Bark Mills, Wool
Carding Machines, Pick
ers, PlOws and Points, of the
most approved Patterns, Ratings,
Columns, Stoves, Building Fronts,
Cast Windows, and Door Frames, Sor-
ghum Boilers, &c.
The attention of MILL-wRIGHTS is particularly
invited. viii put NJ
MILLING M4CUINERY,
suitable for every variety Of Water and Steam
Power that they may prefer. Merchants in this and
the adjoining counties will be supplied With
PLOWS AND POINTS,
New York Premium No. , and !, Rradley's, Liv-
gSton's and Hin Side PlowS of all sizes.
OH Iron and Copper taken in Exchange for CAST
ms.
We are Mann fecturers' Agents for the sale Of
French Fuhr Mill Stouos. Boiling, Movers and
Rrapers tor ether with any other Machinery wan
ted that;wr do not make.
Best quality of Plastcr kept constantly hand.
\ Tewentv Horse Engine ard Circular Saw Mill now
for sale "; also one Forty-six inch Circular
saw.
J. 3. BARRETT & CO.,
Wytheville, Va
Messrs I. r. DUNN CO, Bristol, Tenn,
orr agents for sale Of all goods kept by
March II. 1870. If. b. BARNETT 4 Co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25
THE COLD SPRING FARM

of 80 acres; one mile frem Denton,
one mile from steamboat lardiug, five
miles from the Md. & Del. r. R.; one
thousand peach trees, fifty apple trees,
choice varieties of strawberries, cher
ries, plumg, apricOts, crab apples, dwarf
pears, splendid new buildings, worth
Sc 0OO
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50 90 EACEI

although they are really worth s. 90
each. They are 10 X "A in, and each
is a gem of art.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25


SULPHUR ARRESTS THE HEATING
OF HAY.-Dr. Stewart writes as fol-
lows in the Practical Farmer: Musty
hay may proceed from other causes
than mere dampness, and musty hay
results more frequently from heating
in the NOW and fungi. If any means
is used empiricaliy or without refer
ence to the particular evil to be
corrected. a teaspoonful of sulphur
to each ton is certainly prefer
able, to my eXperience-tO lime.
The action of salt is necessarily linn
tied, even when used in powder, such
as ground alum salt, more correctly
expressed by chemists, chlorine of So
dunn. Liverpool or table salt, are
the same of course. Whereas, reach
ing, perhaps every fiber of the hay
and enclosure.
TRANSATLANTIC PLANTS. I re
Gently saw an item recommending
transplanting at night. to prevent
willing. Whiting and other injuries
from the hot sun, are entirely over
come by my method, which is as fol-
lows: Dig a small hole in the ground,
tarn in some water and then some
rich soil, stirring until a moderately
stiff batter or mortar is formed-stiti'
enough for it to adhere when plants
are placed in it. Now take say
dozen plants at time, and immerse
the roots in mixture, when, if prop
erly done, the roots will be covered
with mortar. Set the plants where
they are to grow; use no watcr-nO
matter how hot the sun is-for whiting
will hardly be perceptible, and none
Vill die. Where great many plants
are to be set, the mixture may be
placed in a vessel, to have it portable,
as the plants should be put in the
ground as fas: as taken from the NOR
tar. The object in using rich earth
is two fold it both retains moisture /
md acts as fertilizer. All kinds of |
lants may be set in this way.-WeSt- !
IN RurH.
To FARMERS. Many of the diseas.
- among farmers are caused by their
manner of living. 1t is a notorious
fact that farmers, gardeners, and
those who have had the largest facil-
tiles FOR raising vegetables, use much
less than those who do not and can
not raise them. If asked why they
do not eat more of the p, as, beans.
,nd etc, which they raise, their re-
ply is they do not care for them
Generally they raise but one or two
mesSes. their chief diet being cheese.
milk, butter and meats. Now. in or
der to keep the blood healthy, the
system requires plenty Of fresh veg
etables, and the question should be,
not what we like to crafty an appe.
tite Initiated by tobacco, rum, ard
false dictic education, but what does
the system demand to maintain health
and cure disease? Lettuce, beans.
spinach, asparagus, peas, radishes.
cncumbers, green corn, ETC.. etc..
are what are needed, and every farm
er who wishes to live and not expend
half he makes in Doctors bills.
ould have at least one acre in a
.sctable garden, and two or three
large hot beds. that early plants and
fresh salads may be had for spring
rSe. Peas. corn, etc, can be raised
I summer by sowing successive
;ro?
GRUB IN PEACH TREES. Exam !
ne the roots of the peach trees a
ew inches below the surface of the
round. If gum exudes, the grub is
al york under the bark b
"a a | [
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25

Chattanooga toSt IOuiS vi. '4Ns.
Memphis aud river 1900 % IS
ChattOnooga to -. Louis, via %
COrinth, all rail-. - Sc L.
Chattanooga 10 Kansas City va
via Menu his ..-..-.---.- 50 70
ChaitanoCeA 10 Eafses CITY
via Corh,th, all rsil....- &c so o.
Chattanooga to omaha, via
Memphis ..---...-..----.. IS IS g..
Chattanooga to Omaha, via
Corinth, all rail .......... - 50 49,
Chattanooga to san Francis
co. via Memphis. 1900. lSS IS 49,
Chattanooga to san Francis
co. via C"rinth ali rail-. I42 30 In.
Chattanooga to New Orleans IS 90 NJ -
&" Little Rock 81 % :. -
4" =" Memphis. IS 90
's Ka-sas City
all river from Memphis. Ia.
Chattanooga to Omaha. all
river from MemPhis-.--.. 1o.,
Chattanooga to Shreveport
La, all river from Memphis a.
ChattannOoga 10 Springfield,
III, -..---.....- IA
Thattauu0gS to Springfield,
no, via Men pkis. 49, 94-s
Chattanooga to s. riuefed,
Mo-, via COrinth all rail o.
Chattanooga to Topeka Kan
sas, via Memphis ...-.... 9s-S
Chattanooga toJunctien City
Kansas. via Memphis. = as
ESPChildrcn between four and tvoIvs
years Of age, half farc-undCr forr vs,,.
free. One hundred pounds Baggage WITH
each full ticket.
a. A. BARNES,
Gen'l Ticket Ag't. Memphis.
]. \. NICKELS.
Passenger Agent Bristol
Feb. 3-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25
ALLEGHENY SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.
THE CEEiT DYSPEPTC WATER OF THE
STAFF.
The above Watering Place viii be OPEN
for the Reception Of Visitors from the
LIST OF June to the lst Of October.

SINCB the last season a LARGE NUMBER OF
~ COTTAGES and SPACIOUS and ELEGANT
BALL ROOM have been added.
Visitors will be met at the ALIEGHAxY DErOT
witch has recently been erected ard handsome
" furnished by an Agent OF the PfoPTietOrs, to
convey them over FINE GRtDzB ROAD, Is FoUR-
HORSE COACHES, TO the SpiingS-3 - miles.
Visitors from the South are advised 10 purchase
Fonnd-Trip Tickets, which can BE- had AZ the priu-
Baggage through 70 LyHehburg, Va, exchanging
with he Conductors on the Virginia Road fer
Checks TO Allegheny Depot thus Saving the Eeees-
sity Of looking after Baegag. It Bristol.
Professor KESNICK's SPLENDID BAND, has
been engaged for tine Season.
LIVERY ST4ELES, BOUGTEG SALOONS,
BILLIARD T4BLES. EXPRESS ASD
TEEEGRhPH OFFICES, are al attach
Ell ty Tee EgiGJlfshmeH'.
The Resident Partner will spare no pains to
make the place coNFoRTAgLE TO TIE INVALID, and
PLEAsASr TO Az.
Terms REBJCED:
Board per Day s 800
80 Week 1850
" Month weeks e0.00
90 for 3 months 10000
% for the month Of jane As 90
Post Office. AiLeGhGny Springs, Va. |
May lsth.-4 mo. pf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25
CONSUMPTION,
It's Cure and It's Preventive.

BY ]. H. SCEENCK, N. D,
MANY human being has passed away, Tor whose
III death there was no other reason tAan the neg
Iect of known and nlisratably proven means oil
cure Those near and dear to family and friends are
sIeeping the dre.tl. less siUnber into which: nae
III ir,lv adOptTd
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25
THE LaPlBRRE HOTEL,
DENTON, Nd.

containing twenty-six rooms, furnish
ed throughout, with all modern con-
venienCrs, plenty of out-buildings,
stabling for thirty horses; including
all outfit, stock, &C., worth, cash,
S25. 900.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25
RALLROADS&c.
MEMPHIS & CHARLES.
TON r, r.
BY FAR THE BEST AND MOST
COMFORTABLE ROUTE

IS Miles shorter than any other rout. .
Memphis. All Rail via Cerinth or Ct
Junction to ST. LOUIS, and Points in ,T.
Northwest; or to Memphis, and thence Le
River to all Points.
PLEASANT ROUTE AND FARE Vrp,,
Low DESIRABLE LOCTE FOR PvI
GRANTS AND FAMILIES ATSPF-
GAL RATES.
Best Route to New ORLEANS Ann Tvr..
Rates of Pare Via MEMAHls * Cham - -.
RAILROAD:
Prices via Memphis are Restaurant sr,,.-.,
on Steamboats, ''eA
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25
THE CARTER FARM.

With so acres; fine orchard, good
buildings, choice wheat land,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25

a woman went INTO Il store and ask
ed the proprietor if he had any black
hens eggs Don't know one kind
from the other" said he; 'but
there's basketball of eggs there on
the counter" Il can tell Them"
said the customer. "Well then. help
yourself" said the dealer. She did
so, paying the ordinary price. What
was the grocer's chagrin upon the Gus
toners departure to find all of his
large eggs gone and nothing but small
unstable ones remaining.
An amusing incident took place re-
Gently at a trial. The counsel had
just risen t. state the case tor the
plaintiff, and had got no further than.
May it please your honor, and gen
tlemen-," when he was inter
rupted by small juror, whose head
was just visible above the box, with,
Gut it short - The lawyer replied
quickly: ''Sir, | will cut it short
Sir, | will cut it almost as short as
you arer' lie was not interfered
with any more by the little juror.
Some days ago we asked Mr.. STEPH
EMS, the Celebrated Paragraphist of
the Atlanta Sun, the question Sup
pose You were shut up all night in
tower with small baby, what would
you do?' and Mr.. STEPHENs replies |
that he would read it a selection |
from the COURIER JOURNAL as a |
hypnotic. This. Of course, is what
any well-regulated mind would do I'M
der such circumstances, and it re
lieves our anxiety to hear him say it.
We asked him the que.tion because
we feared that if he should be thus
shut up all night with baby, he
might unthoughtedly bore it to death
BY reading it one of his paragraphs
Courier Journal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-25

81 GRUB IN PEACH TREES. Exam
me the roots of the peach trees a
few inches below the surface of the
ground. If gum exudes, the grub is
certainly at york under the bark
Dig it out at once.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-19
1lnpiherlsalihe Brucisariinhr,

6stssfsute SbatiadsI fno file &rsumente, pelte
peber purh e&rift. nod burdb Stebsn sri&ahert ,usrb,u
ionnsn. uno auf ieitseitsutsn 9batia&en baftt Der Ruf
bon poaetter'S masen.Bitterem oils einsm &c.
iunobttt bt,pabrtnbtn GIis,r unb elmer juirGalitsn uuo
nnatfssn WtebItn. Wtnn 3eustn bauisntpeije Sabr
fir Jabr a%uftrtten uno ~bieielben Gnsabsn In Bejug auf
bic pObhbdtissu gDtrtunssn piebsrboIsn. tptlde cine
Tttoilin auf he isIbsr ssubt bat. batn III Der u~raIaube
ali TIRE GDirfuns bu&fdbIih unn6sIid. Die BsaIau.
~btsunesn otsies nnpergItidIi@sn Stdtfunss. uno Saf,e.
Dsrbe ftrunss. Rtttels. ,psIht ib ibtr einen Seitraum
bon faf ituah3t8 Satren e~ritrtdtn. itno bon Subipibuen
isosr &lais unb Ss,upbnert ieoen aIimas s,ssben unb
beJtebtn I'D auf bic oorbsrri&enbftn 2etosn, iptIde oas
Wteni 1sn8ei dIedt befausn uno btunrubisen. Grtlpeber
ftno tdbrlth tine Wtr9e 2eute, bic chamber fremo fuo,
bon etneu tpabnftnni9eu unb erunbIoien YtrIanaen er.
srifen ,porbtn, bas 4ubltiam au i6uIten, ober 6oset.
ter's Btttersr bat tnsbr. als elm SinfteI Sabrbunsert
lang ioI&' groBei Qbbiilft. ipis tein anoeres Weoifament,
ben an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 5teber uno SsrBHslu,
&aHt8tett, ansemetner Gdtudhe unb Ntersntranibeijen
2eioenbsn gs,udbrt. otute. td bren bte{e 3et.
lei ben @Itden ots 2siers pprItesen n, Der.
laHeH fd 3ebntanftnbe bon bsteen geIdIs&ttrn au5 ben
Bitttrtn. as auf cine f6ere Shubpsbr ataen bic Gel.
ben. psIds bic isbiss 5abrssistt erisust. uno ibr Der.
traueu III nidt am unrsbtsn qlass. 3ie on mandsn
Drttn ttngsfAbrtsn 9rdnfnsn, ,peIdt in~tereIItrte pdne.
Ter iuwsiIsn an ietusr etait ben aranieu au~tsuidpuassu
iu9er. trift Hbsrau bas sGidjaI. ptIa.s bsm Ysirua,
uno GHpinbsl esbibrt, ,pdbreno Die Qa&fraae mad ben,
srohs, pssstabtiii&en psiImittsI bsHdnotg ,untmmt.
(1S-6t. ,Sp.) r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-19
AuS @feTisp, -Nutfanifdie AuS.
Observation-Disclosures,

np -,
Wegttp, IL San, Aber paoanEa. - Sis
Srau oss YrdtOenten Suare3 lpuroe in Der
Bamiliensruft i'm SestdbnibplaBe BON San
Jernanoo bteroigt.
Ser Ausbrub Oes guttans Gsboruco s.rs
t0rte msbrere HflGnSun9en uno bic S6rfsr
dbuucattan, Srtan uno Seba. Der Ausbruh
beg SriSabq ltebt beoor.
2eroo piro nod oieIen Ronat reIigni.
rem.
Sie 9eIarnmtt Yreil. uno cine 9roBe 3abl
Ynlititer ~be9infigsn Die WisoTpabl oes
Suars5.
SIN Guerrero lit Die R~sbotuiion i'm 3urebs
men begrifen. Sn einem Engagement tprrs
ben Die Re9ierun9ssS ruppen geIhlaAen. Sic
Sniur9enten baltsn isBt GbitbGucuso, Suelta
uno Gbalapa b.isbt.
Tomsro, BaItarcsI uno Weiia tuerosn in
Dem ntuen Cabinet bIsiber.
Sie &nbdn9er bon 9~plfirio Sia5 lperosn
it9 nit ben Suarilten bsreinigsr.
Der Sbeil Der SotiGaFt seq prdIoenten
8rant, iptlhsr fih auf bic. 3ura 2ibra bez
5iebt, tpirJ in bet preiIe Oitl bsiproten, nels
DE i'm Gl8sme,nsn Der anii6t 1T, Dnb ales
permieoen psroen ioate, mas ben Ber. Staaz
ten AnlaB sur Sla9e aeben i6nnte.
Sn Dueatan lit elm Sn0ianer= Sries ausaez
6ro1sn. IS befin0en fh 500 &riseer I'M
Geloe.
Suarss tpirb bon einieen 8ldttern belduls
oi8t, einen gu 8roBen GtnfluB Der 8s. Staas
ten auf Merito gu seitattsn.
Suarea bat GommihGre fur Die IusFelurg
In ytetps Wprf s%rnnnnt. :
Der Souoerneur bon Soraca bat ntitae.
tbeilt, BOB er bic auIIdnoiidber Suditeeos
auf benz Sfibmius BON Ssbuantepu eeidlaaen
uno IN Die 6lu6t e~etrisben bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-19

cine Biq, iusl9r 100000 5ur 6tRftauu8 Der
@renJs BON ggalo See biz gum B:Ilsu8:btrgs
bsui1iqt. Die 8iu iuurOe fir 6ienitaG out
DIE Suoesnrouura 0ts9lsnar' @omite's GsieBt.
Rn6oem oeri5ieosns neus RSiOlutionen uno
Bills stn9sbru6t norosH iuartn, murOe Der
8eriht oes glsnaraG Omits's uber 8eI0betpil
~ligungtn a~UfsenommsH.
Das announcement, benz SD9H VI. 8ou8laB
flu Die 3sit, fudbrsuO Dslbsr er ale Steuer.
Gomnihdr Fungirt, Den OoleH 8eBalt zines
SolbsH 5u geben. murGe nit ~ asaeR 81
Simmer GugerDrtmen.
8as amsnOsmeHt, psldts ben Gtat ots
unterridtss 6Arsaus trbOAt. lDur0c NIT lis
gsgen 81 Simmer angenOmmeu.
9as dmenoement, psltes Die 8ebGl!er Os5
Cberri9tsrs Oes b6hitsu Suu0esgett4is aUI
$500 uno Der Stiiiger Dieiss 8sridtss aul
$4,000 erb6bt. narOs mil IL gc8Gn ~ Slim.
men an9snontmen.
sargent CGul) Itsute OtH GHtrog, utab ale
Staut jujulaiisn! gBuros Dem &omItc fat
GsrrltoTteH bbertUieleU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-19
Die Bctruaereitn i'm Dcrfebr nit
hPm cInhinmcrn.

8abingt6u, Is. San. 8Gs BON
StlobeniIigungs : GOmiis ernaunts Cub
@Umite 8e6ufs unteriu9ung Der I'M 8ertebr
nit ben SnOianern bsaangsusu S,triigsrettH,
Uel6ss aus ben Reprdieniantsn Sargent, 8ed
uno Qawrsncs beFsbt, bat NIT Der SstUeisauf.
uGbms be8onneu. Die 9auptpuntte Der linz
teriubun9 itno Gle ]Iol8snOen: | OaB bel ber
3abtunQ FIR Die GUapaU Snoianer Der Gen.
Blunt 335 Bro5ent OaiHr etbaltcn. OaB CT Ole
Setattung Der Aus3abIun8 i'm Gon8rcB be
trisben uno ~ourp8eleBt; - 2. ONB Die Snoid,
nersG pmmiiire Giefsrungs z GoUtratte ob8es
i9loTsn, Dbue iih nit ofr aus 5sbn gRit8Ile.
bern bsftebsn0eH SnOiOrer Gommilfton ms
ginpernsbmsn geieBt gu baben.
Sa berS noianers @oumiliJ Barisr 3l tranl
1T, UNI ausBsben ~ TOnnsn. 10 wuT0e Die Ses
usisauInabme in ieincr Sebauiun8 por8enom
men,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-19
StaOt Baltimore.

BerurtbetI unse n. = @efern ianote
Criminal Ri9ter Gilmor ben Martin Gloaar=
tp, tuslGer 0einri9 Mabnfen ourb WteIers
f,bs psrIsst bette. auf 80 uno ben @sDrg
@arrtp, p.l9er Grau @iponen INN 81 be-
i9uino.lt bate, auf 60 Gage ms Staotses
fdnsnis.
Ste S%eettn3abI SaItimore's 6.
(Ssritt Der Yoli5etsG ommiid,e. Reueintbeis
lung Der gearos. Weue &esiftrirurg Der gBd9s
Ter )-Montag 4bsno erbielt. ipie mir bereits
mit8stbsllt, Der critic Hatbsatpeig BON benz Sol
l.sium Der poltSsi, @oiRmiidre eine Gingabe
NIT osm 8eriHte hber Ole lsBtbin BON Dem
Yoli3et : Department uo%r9enommeue Bolts
3dbluns uno benz 8orfhiage elmer neusn Sim
tbeiluns Der aBaros uniersr Staot. Eis Cons
miidre ratben susIsid au elmer frii1en &sgts
ffrirang Der Stimmgebsr, peI1s balpnlbali6f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-19

uGa Der nddisu Wabl an9eOrOnst psroen
iolte. 8a OisIe ansslsssubeit FIR Seoeu BON
Sntrreis il, 10 ssben mir bier bic 8uibrift Der
9onlmiidre ausflbrli6 ipieeer:
Genius Der Staot,) rrAn ben A9tbaren
Nia1or unO Staotratb SaltimDrs'sl 8ee9rts
9srrsnl Sn @smdSbsit zines am l8 Roosms
Der 1870 nue.nommsnsn Bsldluhss Sbrsr
G@ibaren &6rpsrI9ait babtn mir BON ben BOs
li3:i. Mannihaftsn cine 3dbluns Der Ginpobs
ner Der StaOt Baltimore oornsbmsn lafisn,
pelds nab %uni,rsr usb~sr3susunS bs5tialid
Der Sselsu3abl innerbalb oes Staotpsi9bilots
10 anudberno ri6tis if, ais man fts uuter iresuo
einem sritnrbarenS 1tsule nur srmitteln fann.
gir !e8sn Sbnen hermit ous Reiultat Dor:
IT . "a q. u1 -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-19
Die Gdpttulatipn Son @ari6.
Sin aufrPnenncS @ctudt 1T
WdGhtuQtDu.

" a B ingt ION Is. Jan. pluIly.1B
mittQg mar cir &sriat im um!auf oaB Die
6ranSoIen cGpitultrt bitten. Qtan bebaup'
tste, oab cine 8epsiRe 6tele5 Snbatts I'M Se.
nat p~erieI.n poroen Ii. @s wurOsn iofort
WadFruasn in ban 8arsaug Der SeitH9tu &C.
5alten, uuo btfan0eR iib uuter 0en geugitri
8.n aud etniee 6trrsn pom otu irer6en &t=
lanoiihafteu. Gu oag &crii4t bel GiniGen
8!auben gtfunoen bate, 10 mar tie Gnti0us
ldung ni6t Gering, ais ts lib b,rausielte, oaB
cine Ra4ri6t Ot5 lruBlIbtn SnBaIts nt5t etts
Qeeangeu mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-19
Or z. @. Mirnrh.

Rr. 1AI, Bapsttes, sreIid,sn $arF. anb %0sarbs
GtrdEe,
bat 80 Sdbrt aui poipital'prdris Osrpanbt. Sunat
&eltt, tuslhe ourb eelbfibefedurg uno bdlRgt ippbtIt.
Sranibelten I'D 6aamtnersisBunsen, Reruen. uno
organiidt e6md&s, 6dudtsrn6eit. 6btpG&e Der 5tb.
Kraft. pbrtniauien, Grrbtben, bpben : Anihmsuung,
SrtpotenI u. I. 10. ~SugJoasn babfn. f6nnen ibueu gebetit
@onorrb0e tulro 10 3 Ga9en gtueilt. frtl&t Sp.
philts In 5 Sa8en, lethte 6 pbttts ooniidnDtg etbsit.
Gprshfunptn bon Obi l2k ubr WorgsnS:
BON 2 bis ubr Rabmtttaas uno
BON 7 bis q ubr Nbtnos.
Sprnta9s BON 10 bis HI2 ubr 8ormtttaas.
3etIun9 utro 9%arantirt. (25T-)
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Stabt>& egiitraturss8irean

paltt m ore, IL. Sanudr 1871
pa Die StraBsn.D ur1bru6s q ommiiiSre ein,n snr.,
ane sssesTsrtsa gsri&t absr bic wnldbs unb asrautau.
NOR. BITS ~ Ter GuitonhraBs, In rneinsm Ss,irsn,,
nlfesrstlsst habsrL 70 mads ID tiermit bsiannt. Sas Biz
s gsSfs sa ? ai x,s1. Rst.niS,li$ %ssti.ib,a TN StaSi:!ss.
pssesNii waerese ,pslter Set bon Der gntidsioana ssa
aetnH'thaff tn irgeno sfnem gtridte, fasInsS a..
t."@-..sarteit barber bfRst, Gppsitian sinersi@f ,uer.
ben fann.
Q0.o,22,S Spbu n, Rpbb, NeotHYotox
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sSrtHan" Or. g. Ssauin; ,s&sriH' Sr. ar.
thur SopsG. Die auifa6runS NOR cine our&s
i6nittti& quite, uanentti9 bic Snmsnpnrs
ten ianSsn otelen S.iiau, JnmaI Jrau
ling oes 9ublifums if. Or. Cattle lang BEN
zGiouel" rsdt bibih uno fauo %itclsnneiie uns
9eU6bnli4su Gpplaus. Sis ausitattuus
mar gut. nomenili9 bic Rarttitsus beisr, aIs
man it geDbbnlid itebt. Sie Gb0re ainasn
lum Ebell DortreHli6, sbsniO mar oas St9ss
fer lobsnspsrtb.
6eute abeno tueroen mir Bsrbi's bsttsbtsn
WI SrnnntDrpH hiram
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GuoftfAe asnpr

sWtartba1 Vt u einmal ole 2iebltnoss
Dgsr Der ausrifaner. Stss beptss ii@ auh
ssfsrit ioitosr, oenn Die sGoneorbia. mar In
stneIl wRaBe absrtRat, iDts MIR oies nod ieIten
8eIsben baben.
Die BeieBung Der Sper tuar, ME foIat:
SWtartba' GrI. g. Ritinas Bernarp; .y{ous
ep- Grl. 3eloa Ssguin; .8ioneI. Or. l1iaiom
GafIs; splunIetts pr. g. 6. Campbell;
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Boutomment e&stOunesn. Die alsrtudrts siItts Fno,
tuerben In gerp'Dort, Snotana, Juinots uno aNoerfn
etaaten fr 9sntt aus trgeuo etnsi etaate ODER 2anbs
erIdngt; b6sntllees Berlat len. 3runtenbett, teir uns
terbalt u. tp. fno 9~enlasnot rlria&en ietne BsrBFs
fcntlthun9, Crit mad %trlanater S%detouua BsJuhluns Der
9eblbren. &atb unsrt9eltli&. YtGn ptnoe ih an
Moore q Dtidb1rbfon, gledtsaniDdltt,
III .l9,lJ.) Wr. $50, B~rpahpap. RIp.@orr.