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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
N1ma NSrin .Ninrf.

u tem Dort 23. IH9,-OR Sr0ngilten
iucroeu ibr Sauptquartler bon Der Gdt Der
7S. Ctr. NIB 8. glu. uub einem nnbcrn Srte
uerlegen miiiien, oa cS lett Dem II. SSull Der
ld)ieoencu 2lngriiien uuS0clcBt gcmeleH mar
uno bic Senler eiugcpcrieu luuroeH. gtudl
ueriammcltsn iib Dor clnlgr 3cit Dor Scm
Saue mebrere Berioncn, olicnbar I'M llrus
ben anSultittn, mas ibuen jCeod) uidDt &C.
lang.
S5cutc trut I'M .Goopu Snititut" Die Gon'
pentioH Der ,,ltolieniiden SritOcridlNit Der
Ser. Stautcu" iuiunucn. Baltimore 1T
bird Srn. y. SonltGntiue urtretcn. %rd
Iibent III Sor. Saiati pom bier. llnter bcH @ta
aenitGuoen, wcld)e Sur Suatbung tamen,
mar bic Sru9e nah oer 3nla0nn9 Der pital
lieuibeu lHobltbGti9tcitS SNeielllhoit uou
Baltimore"
Der @eiuucbetSratb bat iiir uac Sdliiit,
lueld)e aus 6dfen tomncn, III oencn gelbeS
S,eber, @bolera ooer anocrc Gbnlld)c Srant-
betten berrid)en, eiue NnOr0ntOinc bon 80
Sa9eu au9eorOuet.
S5clmbolo's @c6Gft ioG III ben Seitt
bon Sobn 3. Senrp bon Srootlgu iibcrge
9angen iein.
Die republtanide StaatSconucntou III
auf ben 81. september nOh Spracuic beru-
ien iporben.
peute iiberi6idte Der WtapOr bem StaOt'
ratbe unb bem SuperpiicrcnsG Gouegum ole
6ed,nuugs 9ele9e iiber bic itGotilheu, reip.
Gountp 9luSgabcn mo Ginnobmcn pom L.
Sanuar 1869 bis /. 9uli 1871, bon ldnges
ren Soti6aiten begleitet, cin. Der Dtagor
perlangt cine gcnaue llntcriudluu8 unO
uiiui6t, oaB 81 6erielben angeebene Sirgcr
Der Stabt sugeSogen wcrOen lOaeu.
Die biciige eStabt9eneinoe bat gcgen bic get
tgen Gigcntbimer oeS ScbGucCS, III welhem
fd bic OffiSiu Ger oSiu,eS" befinOet, oni
RiidgewGbr beS GigentbumS getlagt. Sic
bebanptet, oaB bcr Blael aut pelhem ooS
@ebGube ltebt, I'M Sabre 1868 BON ibr inter
eer ausoritdliteu Yebin9un9 uerGnBert nor
ben lei, oai auf benz llaee MIR ein fir rtlts
gbe 3mede bellintmtes Seb6nbe erritItct
iperbe. 0as itreitigr Gigeutbum ii mnbe.
items 1 Oiia. Dollars wertb.
Nranf S6repper bon Gipp uurOe beute
infer Der Seihnlbigung, cine SanIanwei'
iung mioerreftlif in Sbbe bon $S95 ansge'
ite1t 3u baben, perbaitet nno unter $4,000
Siir9ifait geltcllt.
I6eiite iprang ein Wiaun, gfamcnS gSnI.
Gople, nit icinem tleinen Snabeu in ben Sat
Riuer, nm iid) nit benz alnoe 81 ertrdutcn.
Seioe uuroeli 0erettet. 0uS Wtotio Der
Ghat mar uad auSia9e Sogle'S binsltteS
ltunfiid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
SnlanOz9 9eprI6ew.
IuS SSdThiuatclt.

9Sa bingtou %. Aug. - Der Briit
bent mirb morgeu bier cruartct.
Souuerneur y. j.. YottS bon MoutanN
idlrebt an ben Setrttir beS $uHeru, oaB in
DtOutuna Elm aagcnciucr Siirgutrieg ans
5nbrehen brobt mo bnB nOmeutlid) Die 9lul
iieOlun9eu i'm @uuutiu'G Gbale geiGbrbet ieieH.
Gr bittet I'M Die ,3uieuOuuB non SunOeS-
SrlDpeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
9ofalbericbtc aus SSoIbtnatpu.

g80 ibiH8tOn 2S. 9lug. - Die 5mcite
SeriGmmlung Der oSatbOliidIeu Sobltbdtig,
teitss sScicllihait" uertogtt iih geitcru nahGrs
wablung iolgenOer Scamtcr: BrdNbent, g..
WcNer6anp; /. Yicc, BrdNOeut, 9tobcrt g..
Cabot; 2. Sicc BrdiOcnt, SobNpogan; Se,
tretdr, GbriItian s. @aaan; NNiircr, @torge
SapnnC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
Bon Coma lSldnS. Tctaeu Sci
(Eifcrfitfht

song SSlUuo Gttu, 23. 2(ug. -
Gin cii2riHdltiBer 9lemanu molttc ieiHcr 6rnu
nit elmer 2lrt Oen Sopi cinihlugcr, Gr ,er,
idlmcttcrte bicrbei cine Seroiu gNmpc, no
onrdl bOS eScbGuOe unO nod Sluci auNere IN
&ralO gcicbt unO iiiubcbn 6amilcH oboad,.
los luur0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
pr. Il. 5appin9ton's
"A Observation-Disclosures Snr,ii

ia Elm jid,eres uni eefohripieS Seilmittel fir
Suittu, S.rfdltmua, aendbnfsn, $siierfeit &c.
es bsiisitist Gnt,aneuns uIo uerbhtet ooourd
suss lid, erircueubs sprup miro icit 90 Sabrsn scs
madlt line BAT ercse 3uritoenbet segebsn. Yrdpa'
rirt pcn Or. R. Sappin8ton, Nr. f33, Torc'
In baisn telalsn Sanolrrn i'm aa8emsinsn; Trsis
sn'Ssnts (Hop.23,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
MmS eJtbaca ". y. Wrpecs
Tcilcr,

Stbaca, 23. 9lug. @citcrn 2(benO
,par bier SaS 9rDBte Seuer, baS ie bier ais
aebrodsn mar. IS fina UNI witttsrnadJt an
NIB leate oaS Stbacd 'potel iO,uie alle Sc
banoe ,ueitl,d, bis Galusrs in aihc. 0as
Seusr breitetc iif uou ba nad) 9torocn ans
NIB serit5rte aac @cbdubc iiiblid al Der Diits
pusifr. uuD weitlid) all Der giorbiete Don
@reenlir. uuc Die &ebduoc iiiolid) uou Der
Sreenin. bis sur Giien9ieBerci. 0aS Seuer
branntc BON Dtittcrnadt bis &a9esanbrud.
Der Sdacen betrdgt sl00, 900, Die Seriid)es
run9 9e9en 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
@in lsiienbahnnlfGQ.

Rep Yort, 2S. Aug. Am gStlt
GnOc oeS Bergen SuuuelS Uerbrduuteu gciteru
gbeuo iiiuf, luit Petroleum bClaoeueu g&agcn
Der ,Grie- Sabu." SoS Seuw mar Ourd) Die
Suuten elmer uOlibcrfabrcnocn SotOmotue
peruriadlt morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
Or. q. 6. NicorS,

wr. tAE, Sapettes, ypiid,en Sarf' unc Sopare'
Gtrage,
bat s>uan,ie Sabre Der beionoeren Uebanoun9 poor
1ranfbsitsn, ourd linoor1bii9tcit une iu9enfltts
Snoscretionen, 8eraltnngen oeS SinteS entiianoen,
Srantbeiteu Der Waie, Der Saut unb osr urtnpsrt@
SeiSe 8ewiomet. a>
IN burd beIoneere8 Stnoum une IdHge @rtabrnFa ~
ben SeEb bon Otitteln aelanat, I'M In alien, nm
{eIb complicirteften Ndleh Setiln9
an aardutiten. = Goriultationstuneen: 9--f2H u9'
Moraens, q llbr giadmitta9s unS ~ = ubi
Ubenbs. tWulzo,lSN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
SelearapbiI6e Sepei6en.

(Son Der "glioettrtsn EreNe" fir oeu rDeutihsn
@orreiponbenten" beribtet. - Der "Sorreipons
bent" lit oaS einSgt oeuttte Dtor9enblatt Bat.
tlmorc'e. weldcs bic Snloub- uno aabeIsDe
peibeu beSiebt uno polltdnotg peroffeutIidt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
a. Dr. :. q. nloD(ton's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
esatoft.gfe ser Gutatps uue Saratpgaftr ftra6e.
0oG Gidnbige G5ebiie 81 $40 bis si6. ,pel6e garanr
tirt lucroen. 3uircocnbctt Su 9epdbren.
,oasn Al 90 Gents pro Stiii; refine @oloiiluns lur
S2; oito Silbcrilauus 81. ani $40 Sabre garantirt
Das Siirean lii ,u icber 3eit often; Sonntoas oon
bic t2 ilbr SornIittags. (Uldi,19, 12U}e.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
2hiffSuahriebtcn.

New.D ort, 23. 9lug. - Der Oant'
pier paraguay" 1T BON 0onoon an9etom'
men.
Mew Dort, %. Aug. - Der 0ampter
,,Yerit," Der am 13. Gan 0omiugc, am IA.
Samaua uno am II Yort-au-Y Ylattt oerlIeB,
lit helIte hisr nnaefomnIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
Baltimore Scralcr
C1iupfs transport sS;cIcilScbaff.
ytr. "a, a'u0 SiNce gucuue,
ditimorc, ben u, au9uit VI.
re- a, Al,

Etrctt udrO odlreitpH
llm oen @rnroerrlilen oce TRANSPORTS hurCb bdS
Nonier alnpidblti oRortb Snrolirn," Sopt, gSm.
s. 5noot 'u entiprden, uniCre uno bic SbGtl0iett
Der 8eirnhter iu tcrotrn uno ben GrludrtIngen Sal.
tlmore'e uno G0locnon'e entoegtn Al tununcn, ma
dcn mir iegt hCfdnrt, on6 cs ir mtdttg rrddtct nor
ben, an iGiner Dilidnerie uno AuSritunQ tinge acn
oeruugen pot5nncbmen, uin tbm grOGcre = 6Hets
ttgfeit Ju uerltiben.
lSGs Sdi it iiort unh bat lid ate nart eruieltn.
s3ir baben iiuiibeu upltren betreficnbeu 6ommunen
eusu mihtlger Sdnbe5oertebr eToiintt nne eriudcn
Gle bGber um @eoulo biz uddlfen SonnGbeno,
luooann ocr 8nmpicT b c i 1T NJ aboett.
CT niInmt 9onmcrffaa, ben "a. 2luguit, am ,Suse
uon Smitb's g0etite STOhtrn an.
Der nuteriihpurq uriCrlr Sbeburtsitabt perbtrt,
pe ben mir aIlc uuicrc 9ucrgtc unirenoen, UNI
bteier enie uolltommcnrn 9rioe ,u N6trn uno 'le
gum Stose bon Ecrds unb NGruano su maiden.
". ". tc Ia Rciufrie.
tl09-203) ErlRbent itno Naent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
Slus ScutuctO. - SccrSiouna Ses
HicmtrnnmfA lHr Grr

Ecriu0 TON, NO., 23, Nu0. = DC &c
cr0Iguug otS gcutcuoutS 0u0b ". DtcAcc
uon Der Scr. StNnttu Ntorinc, Der bel Der 81,
petition qtlcn &orco Ntu 0tlacntoO fauo,
miro morgcn bier itdttiiuOu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
Sin Nifcubol,l,l,ufau,

GoucOrO, R-D., %. 9ug. - Nui
btr ygIorobabn" ramltc bcntc Gin uad) SiiOen
9cbcnOr SrudGuN in tiucu Onocrcn. Die
EotOmOtipe uno l2(ENBcu wurou irmNlmt,
utrtpt abtr Qlemouo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
Der ltntereana ocs OampferS v0plz
ben Nulc."

Iew Dorf, 29. glug. - Die oSnn"
perBiientlidt ciucuScrdt iiber Oen llntcrgang
bes 0ampiihiiieS .SoloclI 5tule ;" oaS ant
80. Dtai 1865 ouf oaS Honcaoors 9tiIi III Der
taraibiideu gee anirauutc uno ,uie man
alanbt, obiihtlid gum Sd)eitern gcbrad)t
iporbcu mar, I'M bic an SorO beitnolid)c
l DiiG. 8oaars rueld)c ben Ser. Staatcn
geb1rte raubeu III t6nucn. Sbriit @ooo,
eiu iriiherer @ebcmpollStlt ioa Die Shdter
in ben Berionei bcS SapltGns oeS Oompfers,
Iamens Scunis, uno cueS 9swiieu Niont.
aomern @ibbs, beien eigentlid)er 9tame aber
giblou ieiu ioq entbCdt babcn. Der DC
aieruug ieien bic Sc,ueiic Don Der &bdterid)ait
bcfannt, iie ueiSerc iidl obcr, bic Safe Su
periolger ,ueii fd) SibbS Der bcionoeren
Yrotcltion Der Srau beS Yraiibenten @rant,
bes ameritaniidcu @eianoten @albbmnc III
BariS, beS SpreherS Slaine nno auoerer
bod,geicater Yeribnlidfeteu erirenen iotl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
Siio 2Stsconiin. - Nic ocmuFratt
fd,c Nldttfcrm.

VI a D / on, %. glug. - A6tut trat
bier Die remoIrutiidlc StaatS Goupeution iu-
lammtn. SttitlbC mar BON l5l 0eleQatcu
btiudt. Die Ougcuommucu 8cihliiiic itcs
htrl aui Dem &obcn Der loleuuuntcu 9tmo
trdtte NcS yncncH SuSgan9S" uub ertcuncu
Die gtieBlid) biuoCu6e strait oeS IA. uuO oCS
-. Contributions llmtuOuncut ou,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
6olobrim's

Sdluci,cr sMaacns8itterer,
sur iictcren Seilurs uon
e.rtorbsuem Ufdgen, xppfIpeb, unpereouiidb'
lei, Waseutraupf unt allen Sranfbtifsn :
soeici,e non fem Wtaaeu berrtbreN.
Sebrauhsaunciiuns: Gin fIcincs V''nglas oon Dol
osm Tiittaeseiien unb stus Dor otm s.ol0isn9ebsH.
3u psrtanien bel Z. e5vltbsim, Rr. 23s. aSeH'
Nrat.ftr., Baltimore, Orb. sp.1,1JD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
DSatiu'e 2I9ucs 0Sirtmr
tutirt poNtiu 6ab
u c d. irliirb"r


Gs m0ht ourbCu5 trrcn lluIrritt 3. Oh ber IN
hTurlih M u0U Uuut btt I1dtin Iiguc GRiTtur
brtnQt ce Ndns uub ocT Spntnr. getr toHnrn Eau .
iruoc, plllbc ourN cc wdtinr lNues NJ iEtur tultt
mOrbn lirc brr 0nlnblcn, lC6uU uUben rutr nnt bic
yOmCn II. WObnpluGt l,ngr, pCidbc biCtichh bCiannt
itno, dRlNbtcn, uno WctCbt tOcnb ArmGHh, bct ts
wuUibt Cuumltircu tnnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
Ill Staniurp,es eshnh. Snlporinm

ssG StanfOrO'sS emporium
nv Rr. boa, W a. Baltimore, uabs her
@rIcifraBe.
gBlJ ofutTtr itb Ole tCttn tlrT aCmcdtcu Shuts
lur Tamsu, Ratdic uut Rineer 81 ben Hd9.
fgbeU0gu duqcmciJUcn PutiH:
lctHt SamtH Voting 9Uor' Sdute, Y. Sumps $3.50
"DupilNugt, On O. '.fH &uWps A.2
UAlaNt ..,.r.,........ 30
nAlWoIGlb go ....s..--.. ...s..r E'tl
NGlmoTllt @tucr BampG .......... 2.jU
20 Yldohn 2uupiihubc. VatcRt BGWgs ..... 800
20 Uld0tCu 0n0pidubc, @luCr- &umps ..... $40
StOrjr- uno uRotTr buHts ( bdhC nuCT G1To6fu uub
6urmgn,-S bubr mutcn prompt cat AsittuuHg blHtb
SonNatbcit iopC RcpGraturCn gut uub btiia ara
WudL
re- I'm SatCu pirb ICuticb ssiprpdbsn.
Iilty fl'l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
sIus Mcip. .9Iorf. = Die S,Srfc

giew,gort, 23. aus. GslO 0ebr
piai9) 2 bis 3, Sob 12t bis B, Grd)ange
81 bis 8, Ger 1lS4, 62'er ia, Gennal 94s,
Grie 3ot, 9ieaong 114b, eatc Sbore Ill,
Yittsburg 117s, gtortbmeitcrn 70t, 90. Yri-
oritGteu 9le, Jfod SSlauo 108a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
NNssG. g9artollier DC .DlrrOllu&Go.,

S14zEA Tr. 81, Nrdianse' 'Nidcs,
lmpOrtcWrc,
baben iortOdbrCnb Gin Oonc5 Iiiottlmant
SidrctS uuc SSni auurcrs SSeiuc
uou allen Sorter. In Hdiicru unO Qiilcn, Uondtta
e1ebr. 2Burcolcr d Rubu'5 wobtUCldnnc sortGn
pon Nrdmne Otuutuny Chateau Mtaraaue
SbdbliS uno Romuuic-Sonti
bampdgncr.
Wcbr. BclCooiiin ga Rodltle Nrauutipciu
SB. 3otlt6 CpguGcsSrGuutpriu.
8OrhailbcS Nliucms Oct IN HdiCm une Qiltn.
9dotcS' Sormonp6 Sbcrrieo, 93ellb's Wins
bsira'c.
anbrciien'5 Nortpcin; .. yCiocu's Rbciupeiue
Seucoer, Rum unc aitcu aShieftp.
Nebtc6 clBerssSaiicr!
5apaunoer Ciaarren tGaburGd6)
brdnioNidlc Srbien, Sbunpiaupus, Slipcu ,c.
Soreiale In Bono obrr Jolliret
81 Den bnigitCu Sreieu. (3ulil0,t t2Ntr.. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
pr. Dru(rr,
SIR. ~. GbarpGfraBe.

Iaf. S1I SUUrPTttWRt*
Spred iluneen:
bot s bis tlpr triib; bon bis ubr y'athmitta8e
,,ne non q bis s ilpt abenes. (5au.6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
lr. 81. luifnrr,
hpmDopdtbiSrber Writ,

NVhHUVpuFVtTtVFt -eNT
Sit. 274, @eitsSapettez, nabe YineltraBe.
Spred, ,funben 8ormIttags bis nbr nno
omrnittoos pon bic 8 lbr. (3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24
SIT s. s. NitGartbp,
~ Tabrifdut ppu I>bertbciIeu

tUppers) var GcuGu, Samtu-, WtGtbtgr uub Sin.
btr Stticln. SurirttCn unb Shuttu,
glr. %, GaLpertr, nabe Germaniuabt.
liuu25iN Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24

N0Nttty NtuNittitN, rs. 2ft. 1870.
Nrn W. N. NtNQtr, Baltimore, No.
Nctbrtu Nur! Nd butc bic q btt, ben SmparQ 40.
REQ Str,tbcn6 uom ~, Nnu.. Wtldts AbrC Rlmciicu
UOu lbUu iftuEtG aui Die NN. IalnaubitT4 A Spmp
IN ucuCrIutuuit nit unirtm Suuttuttr pom 10. Cu
20, cutbdlt uuiuiCiBrH uHb NIT uslrm Ber0nlqcn
ctntnne TO ~ ,um dleluNcn Hgtutcn In ban Jr.
tdaicr, Ecntrol uub : no Hmctitd ilt ben 8criaul
o,r matn sllauei Wiiriur, iuddr ihoH 70 uicl SSu.
ttd IN unltrsm rlJcnrn eonor SpGntr bcpcrihd.
liNt bat
.Sttt Wrtr rnibGlt ttiuru GulnlH unb butbque
Ytt6, uGD Ccr aUlfmGHcu S'ciuHobCit idIabeH Fam,
untb NJ tt MD uuunacHrbm I'm Neidmadt 9d tGuftl
oae RtHpt non ocm buhbmtcn lponiitcn Arstt d.
Vtero WouSdltk nGtocm ecTlCbr hd pon bSr lta
ItS burhdNcJ0Btn luCldc mir he bNHbpGrH SaDcilr
uno IruGHuit. tGO q idbgtG Rtsept mubrtHo ientr
40 id1rgcu Frol5 obuc cIrrn ctnNgrH 6eglittao an
Elc WOtiu, lsuc, mlirtur 1T Boup,ahut aus
ben Ntttcn nut dltthtu Nctncn acnddjt uno bet IA.
tttut UTaudt trnc gruUbuidlr VCbtnclueiir nlht An
6u0Uu. mabrtuo u eC Niriur tiurlmmi. IS III In
trr ! bat ctr angcnrbmr5 loult uuo urnn IN iIclntu
NuuuuIattr pur 6tm NrlibEUi tdalih 8tnommtn,
rrbuoet 90 e0B &c6lhcbCy In otH VCgrHosu, ipr
6ttte uthtl eurbi. Ec Futtert tneu aud. oaG Oit
UotinI laucf Wi iItur itlntH HppCt,t ptrbrtictt u.
oaourh lcincu Gugtmctngn @cinnobdtgluiart bcbt.
,lO gUrurtrC, bdR tiC Widtiu aieues Rirtur itbru
Siniidp Turdntr.
gpIr ubalnn ornvnbrcnO ioltt Nusit, Ipit Ole
WOWHcbentcn;
Baltimore Den "a. gtdl 1871,
STH. ". ~. Siaacr, - UiCtu lhnguCe 9tnb, lutHu
Sabre ult iun6C UoH benz gRCdrlfthtr bciullen; C6
mur0t pom tinrn ptomintnttn Aritc bCboRbclt, mel
Der ihllc6ltt rdldrtc CT Tonne Ntdte mebr iaI tai
itbc buu, oG bCilcn Nlut 81 gbGiitt uut6c. Gin
,ireuno tlsib nit 9bre NtlTnH ~ gebranten. 9h
Ginl 81 lbntu uno ". Scotg UtpT iuqtc mir, hr
iUGre bt66em nod fClncm 70 inHgcH qiube geacbtu
mororn uNo tctb Wlt Bic WtTur nit RBafleI bu DCrr
olnncn cbt ic Dem 9inbc gcacbeu uubr. Sd bClolatc
oIclc6 pdbtcuo or, Idgcn uub - Die 9bn6 bltCbru
aus 1iCic Sur lUGr ic6t mCrtDlroI1 unb Tam buTtb
mrbr,re mCEcr Nu6borH bcitGtipt muocu.
~. Ridimube, Nr. 237, On, Rrdufr.
1r. s1iiiiam 5rresrid StswartS 3ruauiA.
Baltimore, /. Wal n.
% i'd hle %atm,Msus' Wirtmr Gnatgitt babe.
10 uCbnc Id tCnCn NHitlnb bieiclbe ole Gin auspCs
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-18
A Woman's Defense OF Dress.

For myself J should be thankful 10 return
to tho habits Of our gran dmothers; buy bon
net which would do TO wear ten years; have
three dresses, two for every day, and one for
nice" and wear them year after year till they
wear out, without Alteration, also twist up my
hair in plain wad at the back Of my head.
| should then have more time for reading and
study, and more money TO spend for books,
pictures and travelling, 10 say nothing Of the
unlimited time and money for doing good
And know Of very many women who would
be only too happy to throw aside wearisomG
shackcs of fashion. But what would either
result With the maiden no more beaux
with wife-a cessation Of devotion on the
part OF her husband. Results too dire 10 be
contemplated for a moment. Ispcak what
know, and testify TO what have seen. /
have myself been to parties scnsibly and eco
nomically clad, and was dcspised and rejected
of men again have been more fashionably
and extensively attircd, and had more beaux
than knew what to do with. by the way,
why don't some Of those wise and sensible
bachelors court and marry among tho vast
army OF working girls? They are dressed very
simple, and are accustomed 10 habits Of econo-
N.Y. They would be glad Of good homes, and
would make excellent wives. They are per-
sonally attractive, and, | doubt not, are quito
refined and intelligent as tho average Of fash
ionablc women. Why is there not greater
demand for them as wives, and why are not
the Flora McF1imsoys drug in the market? p
let the facts speak for Themselves. BE not
deceived, o my brc.brcn With you lies the
fault; from you must come the remedy-refuso
to pay court to silks, panniers, frills and CHG
mons, and wc shall go over to calico in battal-
lions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-18
A Remarkable Boy.

Farmer Bosles was .vcrsciniis old dolgrr.
II there was anything he delighted hi, was t.,
secufc the attention OF siirc one @hle he spun
yarn about the wonderful ciiicness of his by
Tom. Tom was his ilol--his hero on every
uccasion-and never woull the old fellow let
his hero suffer for want Of a romance.
"Ah.' said Bngles one day, as he had fairly
62c,l lis auditor, Tom Is the most remarka-
bic boy you evcf set rycs on; he's like his old
dad-you can't no more sarcumvent him than
you can woudcock. You rccollect that
choice apple tree that stood down undcr the
Hill beside the stump fence? Well, was
mighty savin' o them apples. can tell you.
forbid Tom touching EN-, as they brought
high price In the market, and every one toldI
but he would get em in spite o me. 1t was his
way, you know, and all possessed couldn't
stop him. One day caught the young scapc-
grace up In the tree, stufin his sack with tho
fruit, and determined this time TO punish
him for it,
"fhomns, my son." says I, "yOut fathers
calling ye-come down."
| thought I'd be sort of persuasive, so il
would fetch him; but he sInelt the rat and
didn't bulge an inch.
"I can't, dad" says he, these pesky aps
Piles are in the way"
"Tom," continued sternly, for my dander
began to rise, come down this minnit, or I'll
cut down the tree and let yer fall"
You see my poor limbs wouldn't permit my
shinnin after the boy, so had to take other
means.
"Oh, no you won't dad, says Tom; only
think how you'd mourn If you couldn't sell
the apples to stuff the old toad-skin."
"That was too much to have my own boy
accuse mo Nv such parsimunny. So what
does do but git the AK and cut away OF tho
bottom Nv the tree.
Tom-Thomas, cried, as the tree was
about half cut off, twill you come down now,
and save YOURSELF"
Never mind, dad" say, he, " n'tsplin.'
IT was no use | couldn't bring him that
way; and so chopped away at the tree, till
at last it began to sway and fell to the ground.
What and crushed your own boy? 2" cjac-
ulatci his Mortified listener.
"Not by long chalk" replied old Bosles,
winking knowingly. "You couldn't come il
over Tom in any such way. What had hc
done but crawled out on limb, and while /
was chopin at tho bottom of the tree, he had
been cutting OF the limb with his jack-knife,
and when the tree fell, there he rds, stu, up
there on the limb
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6erenading.

A young lady gifted with melodious voice,
became acquainted with lovely female 10
country town, and the evening following the
introduction went 10 her residence, where bis
voice was aired in serenading the house, for
the lady chanced to be absent. lie sang until
he was hoarse, patiently awaiting the long
looked-for face at the window. Disheartened,
he went home, but returned the next night,
renewed the sercnrde, commencing with the
song, 'ris Years Since Last We Net" lie
had just uttered these words when window
was raised, and grufT voice shouted, Hold
on, young man / think there's some mistake.
1t isn't long q" since last we met, for you were
here last night. Now git" and the old man
hastened the sercnadcr's departure by shower
of old boots and crockery. The young man
has not since attempted to utter his musical
notes in that neishborhood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-18
Mother Wit.

What else is meant by mother wit, save
that woman has a quicker perception and
reader invention than man? How often
have we found that when man abandons the
helm in despair, woman seiacs it, and carries
the home-ship safely through the storm into a
harbor Man often flies from home and fami-
ly to avoid poverty or ruin. Woman seldom,
if ever, forslkcs home. Woman seldom, if
ever, cvades temporal calamity by suicide or
desertion. The proud banker, sooner than
see bis poverty gazetted, may blow out his
brains, and leave wife and children without
a protector. Courageous women would have
counselled him to accept poverty, live and
cherish his family aud retrieve his fortune. 1t
is the beauty and glory Of woman's nature
that she instinctively sraspS at and clings to
what is right. Reason, mans greatest faculty,
takes time to hesitate before it decides; but
woman's instinct never hesita.es in its deci-
ion and is scarcely ever wrong. Woman feels
where man thinks, acts where he deliberates,
hopes where he despairs, and triumphs where
he fails.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-18

1t is an old story, but good one, that tells
of very negligent man who was going away
on visit TO some friends. His wife extorted
from him solemn promise that he would aban-
don his usual custom, and PIT on clean shirt
every day. So he packed dozen in his trunk
When he came home his wife was glad to
perceive he had grown more feshy but she
was alarmed when on examining his trunk
she discovered there was not shirt in it. He
had kept his promise to mount clean one
every day, but he always put it on over the
others, and now he was sporting around with
4 whole dozen on his back