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TONES POLIRE COURT.

The Wolf and 1Ss famiC s @1;sc%pted Abduc.
tion-A Lynx-ryed Detective-stupendSu
Em3czzIen,cnr-An Old Hand at the Game.
Before Judge Hogan.
young girl named Bridget Welsh was coming
down the Fourth avenue yesterday morning having
just arrived town from OF the suburban cities,
when she met or the corner OF sixteenth street
by an aged reprobate named John Wolf. This
scoundrel asked the young girl where she had
come from and she answered him truly.
He then asked her II she was looking
for situation, and being answered In
the Affirmative, he offered to procure one Tor her,
and told the GIL If she would accompany him
most eligible place was in waiting for her. The
poor girl went with him, and Wolf took her TO u
house OF Ill repute at SO Houston street.
he TRIED FIRST
TO get In at the basement, out finding that closed,
he reiraced MS steps and was about 70 enter ny
detective police, stepped upon the sceme. I've
hlrsutc protector Of the peoples interests WAS
going to ms o1ce In cross town car, ana as Ge
Wolfs antics were somewhat peculiar. The appar-
ent innocence OF the lamb under the cav VI
Tits RAPACIOuS BEAsT
confirmed the suspicious Of the detective and he got
of VOL took TO his heels, but Irving Immediately
ipaugurared foot race and quickly came up with
IN antagonist making a prisoner OF hin- Miss
Welsh made charge against John yesterday ana
he was locked up 10 answer.
A man named George q. Fricke, VINO has been in
the employ OF W. A. Akoob Co. Tor u number OF
years as clerk and cashier, was charged by a meln-
Der OF the drm with altering check on the German
American Bank TO be made payable TO himself az
the Eagle Gas Machine Company for $1,000.
When this discrepancy was found out Fricke
wrote TO the rm stating that he had been pursuing
this line OF conduct tor q considerable time and tnas
his dcialcations altogether would amount 70 some
thing like forty thousand dollars, as tney mao Deeh
running over a space Of some years. lie was tein-
porarily committed.
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tina. point The difY1cuty is purely personal one.
AMI with all Difference TO YOU It Concerns those zen.
tlemen alone and should not be made public mat
ter.
HERALD CoMMlssIoNER-Then ! can only thank
you Tor your courtesy, and wish you good morning.
Thus terminated interview No. q
Mr. LOrillard u domciled aboard his yacnt: Mr.
whitaker ~ AZ the ocean House: Mr.. A. W. Clas0n,
the reputed friend OF Mr.. Whitaker, is with him.
and Mr.. Hecksher IL quietly ENJOYING lie in hrs
beautiful residence Nothing could be more Deace-
full than the outer prospect, ana no one with whom
1 have converscd believes that this peace ls 10 he
rudeIV broken, - ~ ~
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Statement the city
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'NENTS, TO
$5eo.7S7 81
2,l33,405 rs
2os,772 80
5,2l3,736 81
provide for
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CANAL ToLLs.-The amount OF tolls received from
the canals for the fourth week July was Sl2l 1872
being an increase over the corresponding week N
1870 Of S23.S70
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lOttl. sN- w
The revenue bonds are payable as aforesaid from
the taxes OF the year 1871, ana IN anticipation OF
their Iayment excepting S6.3l2,c0J especially which
TO be redeemed from the proceeds OF the conson
dated debt loan, as provided Dy chapter 32, Laws O
1871
II will be noticed that there Is an increase OF the
permanent debt of the county oby the issue OF con-
rolls TO the amount Of $3, 900 90, without re-
ductlon OF the Revenue bonds or ISL ana New
York County Bonds for repayment o. lakes on
account OF the redemption oil winch tle corsols
were issued. The bonds for repayment, OF taxes not
maturing until November ], ana Inc Revenue
bonds not until December l. the money borrowed
has been used for the current expenses OF Tue
government, IN anticipation OF the collecsi on o.
taxes, instead of Issuing addtonai Revenue ponds'
anu also bonds Tor temporary loans Tor improve
ments Of Streets &C, as has been usual, tnus saving
the interest which would have been incurred II inc
money had been borrowed on such ponds.
An issue OF $4l00,0JO 90 is also shown OF Tue
cOnsOs OF the city which is 10 be applied towards
The redemption OF bonds OF the city ana Tor tue
payments authorized by the Consolidated Debt
act.
Ia addition to the amounts before stated, under
the authority OF law, for purpose OF providing LOT
pubic Improvements, such as parks, &C, now
nee cssarily prosecuted, the following advances IRON
oe Issued in obedience TO the law IN thai respect:-
On Citp account
ror additional alterations OF Aqueduct
from Ninety-third 10 18th street. f671,50l "
oh account OF Crot0n Water fund for
anuiliona supply OF CrOton water.... 1920 so
FOR CITY parks Improvement ......... 900 900 90
FOR central Park Improvement. ....... 100, 900 90
For COCKS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50, 600 90
For IRE teiegraph.. Z60,000 70
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY. AUGUST g. 1s7-rRlPLE SHEET
5,l77 so
$207,0A Is

ton Of Children or Volunteers, ae
commanded by special statute 1900. 5,l77 80
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500, 0A Is
ON Special Account.
New County Court HOuse--AmOunJ paid
to credit OF commissioners on their
reduistiOn under section of chap
ter $50, Laws OF 1871 ......... $4,000 90
8. Z. LYNES. JR-, County Auditor.
NEW YORK, August l, 1871.
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Suicide uf an Inebriate.

Coroner Herman was yesterday called to hold an
inquest az No. 10 Forsyth street the Of
George Renncman, fifty years OF age and native OF
Germany, who died suddenly on Friday afternoon.
Deceased had long been addicted to drinking to
cess, and for the last three weeks has scarcely
drawn a sober breath. On more than one occasion
he has expressed himself tired OF life and
threatened TO terminate his existence. During
the forenoon OF Friday deceased In some
manner unknown, procured q quantity OF corrosive
poison probably arsenic), and, without the know
ledge or his family or friends swallowed IT, He
was attended by Dr. Feiber who was unable 10
counterfeit the effects OF tile poison. John Beach.
M d., made post-morlem examination and found
unnls aks bic evidences OF arsenicai poisoning In
Renneman, when himself was one of the best OF
men, and mad the respect OF his numerous friends.
lie sEIful machinist, ana supported his
family very comfortably. Deceased has left widow
and several children.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-03

meiie gcseR IGN itber @biSleD Steuerbetrrg,
MOLE i'm aber uidt unSeigsu, tpeun er Itd
nit Inn abiinOe ODER 1T Gen. 8ihdroioH'S
8Irsau Die Sade beiltge. Quinn lteB itdl
abcr 81 Iifts berbei. SpGter-0titte aprtl
.-5abe nd eiu labmer 0tauH, Nanlens ubrig
ODER ubler, in dbnlihsr &eiie Inn geu1bert
unO Inn geiagt, CT babe Die i6n (Guiun) gras
rirtnoeH Seltge geiebeu; oieier Waun babe
ibm inter &H0ereu, bic %oeuun5irt iptroen iolF
len, Watters, giuoNu & Comp, CANADIAN &
Comp, SGttler & S0rlter u. /. 10. %genannt.
@%ommiidr 6O9ers trlieB i6lieBlt6 etreH
Sefebi, melber Sen. RidaroIon ouigibt, ale
fra0lidlen Badbcr nr1o Baptcre, bic itber hie
ermabnten Setritgereicu 2iht psrbreiten, benz
Steuer= SeOiiOr als5nbanotgen, oanllt bleler
ieine linn ourd) SougreBs@ eieb oon 20. Sull
1868 auferlegten B1i6ten erfiiuen tonne.
9abei ertldrte Der &ommil6r, aus ben SeI=
gell- alISiagen erbeae, oaB Smei pom Stererf
Ii9er 6eiic gcfiibrte Siihsr-3ltmpfid ans
0eoriidt-auf betriigeriihem uno ueritt Jleneln
g8sge in 8uoolpb Slnmenber9's Selit ia
men uuo einen l%einer GuiuGlte etngebdnolgt
uurcen; aud lei au5uHebuien,
oaB boS III GidarOion's SetSe befinolihe
0citilateurs Bud, s. 6. Sogel'S BON otelem
8lumcnberg ourf ebeuio iufame Wittel CT
lanai wur6e. Ri6arSionS @inuanb IS
rualtt bier OaS SerbaltniB Swiideu benz alis
cntsl NIB Anualts oh, lei nibt Itidbaltig (;
elm iold,es SerbdltniB critire bier nttt.
Gbtuio t6uute etu 9ieb, Der cine geitoblene
rbr icirem Nulualte uuf5nbeben gibt, oieielbe
btln ie gerihtliG retlamirenccn @i9entbits
nlcr porentbHlteH.
@clobuBeu. Wontag G6ero luur6c
Der lteqer SnrueS Rausliu pom Yolt;iieK
0ilcp ruegen orOnun9smiOrigsr Gufiibrung
a%rrttirt, unb int ueitliAen StattOnSbauie
bel 9urfiud)"ng ieiner Sleioer Elm Hatra
meier gcfurOen. Sitr has 8ragcH oteicr
g8aiic pcrllrtbsilte i'm Sthtr Sel IN $40
| Strnft nebt &oiei.
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SIM eriten 3tueigt legte gelteru Der Sor'
itBen0e Gin 8eiud) BON +. 8utb nm &rlaubs
nib sum &aue zines SGlfofeuS III Canton
Dor.
- SH ;ru2itcu 3luei9t ilbcrreibte Oer 8or-
iitenoe cine Sferte =. 8. Yolntcr'S BON 9tr.
Q, Glib. @apItraBc, Die Staot NIT ipcntgcr
llufciteu, als Die Uorltegenoe SaSuerorennll9
feitiett, Ill beleudter. Die 3uItrtft lpuroe
ntf oct Gid gelcgt. 49,.
'0r. Niilrop nrterbreltcte etret Sertd)t
ncbit @crorouuug, @n. 6. Soooper NIB Sn-
ocrcn ba5 6inausriidsn Der Saulinie oil
@ongbftraBe nm 4 5ub St seItattsn. Hn9e-
ronlhleu.
Bonn eriten i3ncisc furnsu tOlssnoc 9orla-
gen hcriiber:
Der Sci6luB bic 3ede OsS 2erin9tons
ntarftes spiidleu Bacds NIB SreenltrnBe
au8beiieru i'll laIien-bcigetreten;
Der 8ei6luB, 8srnaro &oTtbcr unr 6rans
els Goulor fir arbeitelt AMI Gantoner
Nlarttc ie $40 nuSjublen ju Iaien onge1
nomnler;
Der 8eiflrB, ben betr. IuSihuB Der fer.
uertn G~rrpd9un9 ocs Gelu1ss nm Selafun9
pes GiienbabnsS eleiieS in SoparoltraBe 3lt
nthcbelt-betgefttmint;
bic &erorbmung, 6ulls Qaeb Spiiden GroBt
NIB Clement Grape PIlaitern 6u luiien -
poiirt.
8eitc 3mcigs bubsn F6 bis Beutc Nofs
mittdQ UcrtaQt.
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Gd,tESnod,rtcbteu,

Ter SdoOner nGbwin," Sapt. 9apton,
fam DiOnta9 bon Gbarleiton, g. g., bier
all.
Ser 9ampfer ,@m. eawreucs," Capt.
9alett, lcstt ant /. Ntai BON Baltimore III
Bottom all.
Die eeutide Sarfc ySOfrotb Or. 9riid.
ner," Capt. @roiiarius, fam AM 10. gpril
bon bier III Iipinwall on.
Die beuti9e Barrie vNortbmoob," Capt.
3atobien, iegelte am u. EpriI bon ~sipintuall
nad unierem !Safen ab.
Der 8reimaiter r3ames Gbeiton," Capt.
SWain, fad on IS. april BON liverpool
bierber IN See.
Der 8reimuiter y@m. geo." Capt. Solpss,
brad am Is. april BON Slouceiter, Gu9lato,
rah Baltimore auf.
9a8 normegiide Sdifi, ySpea," Capt.
'Sarnp, liei am 16. Ipril BON bier in Deal
ctll.
3aS S6iff .GliSo 9berris," Capt. Cher.
rtS, lam am II. April bon bier SIT Seffait in
sSrloub oil. a
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Observation-Disclosures

@oiieu er d t. = (Sor belt Riftsrr
galotrnon Sancls un6 SonS.) Dies Sc
rid)t beitellte @m. 6. g8ooOg, Iu9uIte Sim
nn NIB 0eimidIS eoitS n Strlualtert Der betr.
9tad)liiie uou Gliiubttb 6aDmarb, TrleSrldl
,6in1d ullh SoglrE6. @rOb.
StatttrciSs@eridt t. - (Sor 3ttd)s
tel @intucD.) 9oBr Sm0G, jun., Aifgnas
tar BON Jtobcrt y. BGlutu8tOn gc8cn Sarab
s)ounQ tn0 oerer Wtoull $50. ". Doultg,
80S &eritt bctrult, bcu Nl1gcr nit Der Ser
0~nrtunN Don nit S2875 Svpotbct belaitetem
@rltnoci1tnt6ume auf Der 3oromctsS citc Der
2QnuQlcitraBc, uoro3itlid) UOn SOFTER : Altg.
- Sobu I6anlilton trllJ uuf S1eionn9 bon
Dtarie 3 .Durlilton uuo Die Oblllt iiber fiinf,
rtiu. 4, 8, 10, Is NIB l6 Sabre alte Stn0er
an. Sn isincr Slageidrift bciBt es, ieine
Srar, Die CT 1852 gcehelift, babe NIT etlem
9tluilien gOuiS Sdlep Gbebrnb be9angen II.
lebt nit bieitm sur 3eit nod; aud babe Jpn
oericlbc, leenn CT Iid) Don ieincr {SrGu nlht
fern balte, init @emalttb1tbi9feiteu georo6t.
- BbiuiS SlOugbter pon bier, 9te9ertn, TO-
mie @racen &ellS unS belIen Sraupenrtetta,
fcrner @larilia aden, iammtild 9te9cr aus
8nltimore.S ountp Begen Salomon Somte
unb Siaaf &lnceHt; Niltrag aufausferti9ung
ciner ~llrtunre gum 4Gihen elmer Sppotbet auf
Grunoeigentbum oil Glarfipn AQep, Iiiblid)
bon g9eititr., ionic uuf Ndtbisuitg zines &C.
miiien 0autS, laut getrOfenem llebereinfoms
men cine 9iiltige Yabturiuuoe iibcr 9enann.
ties @run6ltiid alIsjuitelen, BON oemielbcu Ell
nen Stall NIB Sduppen NIB nnoere Stnoer-
nifie rpe9Sui6afien, cS nit ciuem fciteu 3aune
einSubcgen uub iiber ale bonn Snnuar 1864
bis legten 9auur ans Dem Srunofitde ge3oc
gcnen Gintlinftc wabrbeitS 9etreueR ebeni6aft
Nbjule9cn.
Sbers appenottonss@ eri d. t.
Annapolis, ben 2. Otai. = Die yYbila,
OelpbiasS altimorcr Gentralbabn" gsgeli Sar=
rett: abneiinng beS 6eturieS. = Sarab 81.
S'$oern gegcu Srowning uno anOere; Be-
ginn oes Yiaioopers fir Die Ippe1anttu burh
ISM. Ftnfnep &bpte unb Sbomas 8. Mcs
3atg. 1875
Mpr9en ilebsn Mr. 8, 4, 6, Z unb 8 auf Der
3o9cSorbnung.
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SInihrr,S &hrn,n

3n Oisiem populdren 6euti6en lIutcrboL
tungslofals berri9t oieie 9So6e cine benler-
fenSruerthe grogramm . 9blueditluug. 0as
Dtuitt' YerioHul leiitet niht miiloer Sor5ligs
td)eS, ais Die reOrgunifrten Siibnen : Srdtte.
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4phcSfGne.

am 20. april 5rou G6rifianc %eterS int So.
Sabre ibrcs Sebcn6.
Mn %. AprtG9on Sounebcrn, s Sabre unS 1
YtoRdt olt Scbn Oon Seinrib uno Bette Come
born.
am 81. Tprit SdmueI Rin9gclS Zd,Iep, SobH
pom GBllbeIm S4lto Don bier.
am 80, agril Sliidbetb Barbara Sremanu,
Z Sabre unS n 5d0t alt, 8odtcr pom gettr o.. unb
GetitiL 9tonuHn.
am /. 9Iat 5afOb IlbIfsISsr i'm Ga. Sabre ieinss
YebeHs. .-E
Nm I. Ndi Suidund zimmerman I'M 50. 9sz
bsnsiabre, Wittlue bee uerforbcnen SobarH 3iiHlner=
mann.
Nm %. aprit Scinrid, TifoIduS sRarnIcs. 10
WtoHate uHb % Sa0e alt, SJbnbsu Uon Btlbetm u.
uno Didrtba NJ. gpurutd.
am %. April Spuiic GdciIia Sdms, 3 Sabre 1
ptonat une "a 6G9e ait, einSigcs 9tao pom SuBtn s..
ure 9ouiic ~. 9GnB.
Vim %. apTil 6einrid, MSanB i'm 4. 9cbGusiabre,
SObnden non Nilbclm 8. mb martha u. Ulans.
AnH ~. aprtl Nb0be \. 3irGlId i'm q. Sabre ID
rec sebens, Satin pom Scinrid VI. &irdla no
2odtcr oes OcrtorbCnen Captains Sob. 3. Sitting.
am27. IpriG 3ilcsdnScr 6cinrib Wfartiu, SobH
SCinrid VI. 0i0rtin's, 50 Sabre alt.
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ScutfdJcS
cnelif6cs,
fransOffbes,
fpanifdcS uno
amerifaniidles Opln INN 5ilber

gum b66Ien Ireiie eetauft uno u~crtault.
g3tr tdnicn, StniessAiuien=y oten, 5.20er, 10. 40tr
nno 7.S0cr Sunres Sblt9attonrn, p%eritimmcItes
Yotz9 ~lCin9elb; ioiuic
iiblide, nor6l!te uno tpefltbs Sanfnoten su ben
beften Yiarttpreiien. "
We6iels uno SAINT gnpciiungen iperben In alien
erreldbaren Eunttcu in ben Ser. Staaten ODER @ana6a
%eintaiiirt.
Ser. StaotensS tcucrtempet nit ResicrunsSsDisz
tonto ocrtdAit.
aften uno iontiae sBcrtppapiere su 9eiu49Ortsr
Ratcn getauft bon
Sbilipp t5upcr S Gpmp, Santicrs.,
Nr. %, 9DeIts9altimorcftr.,
lMfrstN.1 Nl heni .NRh. nNnfititen nsnennhsr
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Gas 1beater In Trontffrasc

tritt bieie Wofe nit eineml reidbtaltigen Bro
gramme NIB peri6ieoenen neuen Oarfeliern
Dor ieine sablreiden @6nner. % 1T Die allies
i'm Sturlne erobernbe Sanserin SRI. emma
Mlioro; Der Oarlteler bon Sbarattern ieqlis
fen @enre's Sionep SranfS aus europa;
bic YteD ongal'idt Somifer . 9ruppe aus
Dublin; bas nit groBem 8olten anfrpanSe
in Cob uni. Silber Sofiimen aufsefibrte,
BENT BLACK Crook" entnommene ioseuannte
Siidbalet. Den SblnB biloet bas ~ieiIelnoe
Sfauipiel: rSie qarnen beS @liides."
Wittmodp iino Sounabenb Radntittags in
Sorielnins fir 6amilisn; 8reitas sbsnbs
fir 0amen. =.
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tEasEtd Ucridttt fir ren rs Oreiponcerter.")
SQltimGrer W5arft6eridtc.

Sine meue Mera i'm &al6en.
Srtn Sod,cn! Gciu bGrtsS Rcibcn! 6cin beiHes
NSaRer! &cinc HSaIdjbrctter!
8ein Slouenl Seine SeifGoi9ung oil Slei-
bMn0stiiden uno SGnOen!
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ENemtihc& 1heater.

Sr. 2cnis tSeinsbpri, Der beliebte iinr
tiifti9e Somifer, Der I'M Weiten 70 niele 9or,
bceren geernbtet bat uno aud bier portbeilbaft
befanrt 1T, gibt in Der .Gontorbia" Dor lei,
ner abrciie mad europa cine abidiebs, Dor.
i%feltng. Gs ipirb bic beliebte poiie bon Ga.
lid u3ie Wiltbriibsr, ober er 1T Baron"
gegeben, ein Stiif, bas auf alien 8iibner
nit Gntbitasmtls au%fsenommen lpurbe.
auBer Srn. peinsborf nirfen SRI. emma
Selmann, Sran @infef, bic SS. S6mibt,
Moiean, @infel, ioipte inebrere anbere unie.
rer tiihtisifeu Siibnsniiintler nit. Gs iei
bsmerft, baB in her Boie cine 9eoBe an;abl
r~ei,erOer GoupletS porfommeu, Die nit Sorg.
ialt eintuSirt iino; ferner mirb Or. !Seins.
bprf has ueridieeeue 9ad)sn" uortraaen,
befanntli9 cine ieiuer @lan,lsifungen. Wir
biirien bemnah eincn tbeatraliihen @euuB
crparteu, ,uie er unS ni9t oft gu $beil wiro,
rrS es itebt gu boien, baB bas Yublitnm
oieie Gbanes wabruebmen wirb. Cite Ton,
men i'm Slipctenlaoeu hes Srn. 90. YiiTing,
Nr. 1907 99eit . SaltimoreltraBc, iomie In
Der pGonccrpia" obne @rtraSabluu9 belsst
.lpcr0SlI,
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Jm Sdiiecn s9ydrfc an Scr
Selatr Moab

1T aui ntorsen grobes Ygeis- Scseln -aui Der
neu bergert9tetcn Se9elbabn, ionic elm ioten,
mes Moisardr3dJen peranftaltct. 9aS Seael.
Gomite Der @eieaiGait bat fir oas &egeln
tuertbpoQe 8reiie ausseieet, wrl1c nod Bon,
-arin3dn IN benz prdhtigen Santstt-S aale
bat Sapt. Inton Seioeri9, Der nimmer rui
beloc, ulnihtige Yarfucrwalter, GrtrasSor
.bsreitungen getrofen. lno iuem iolte niht
Jest, no Der Slumer aromatiife Diiite Dem
ib6ucu 9arten enttrbmen, bes Wieienplanes
Sammetgriin bas 9luge eut5iidt uno bic be.
f~ieoerten Sdrger Der Sdnme Q8ipfel belsben,
eini9e Stunben Grbolun9 i'm Barrie iu6en?
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SSarficlS's

8tcie Seiie II etue Der nIStidften GrFnbunsen hes
Scttalters; lie ludidt bic ~iciniien. mic aud HE ~9robfteH
t~Sabrttate In taitenI. tuarmenI, bdrten, iueidelH ootr
S~alBpafer obne 9oden obGr UiGihiuerie. unb piro
9%arantirt, od6 iie oieleinften ifabritate MIDI beiddoi9t,
~stiatidbe Gsile lpcoSu Der pGbftcbeaSen WraR6e
Rdmtih: --. '.. .
T.. Sicie Ssiic, burh tbre Cigene 9rait. lot has
syett auf uue bereit bos 9letbun9 Sitld BON SdJmuS.
etnfa6 unb itrel Dasicniae t5ueno. iueltes 9elubbn.
lid auftren9ung uno Nci6nr9 Der 3teieer onrd Die
WafdinaidiHe ooer Waidbrctt %erforbert. Scbr iuent9
Sunorctben 1T nutbtg, iuenn etrieSciie gc6ruuft ruirh
ouSgeuommer. mo fih Der SdlnuS fgbr tief ~eingeIeet
bat obcr tie gteibet iebr bcitinust Fn6.
2. Cine CUTE NnIdirau, iuenn ie mithtm Dcbraubc
~bcriclbsn betaunt 1T, Tam in bgricIben Set mebr uEb
better luaihcn, dte spS Waidirauen nit ben hsiten
MNfhmaihiren uEb ocr gciuobrlidJcn Sciic.
3. Sc iptro burdahe feline S6ure oosr Soha in Der
Fabrication ~berieltcn 8ebraudt.
A.. Die Gt9ertbime r lornrttrcr, toB ourhaus git6ts
in ~bcrfettcn crtbattcr III, iuoe bic aletocr anf ir8cno
cine Gpetie heibGbi9cn fam.
9piseerpertduftr srbattsn ben iibIiden Sabatt.
@aefeu. Spcu & Comp.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-03

MA 20. April ourp gaitnr Die6abf 5obanH IS.
Strait nit sri. Miics 9innd WicBger.
aid1ter nit 6rau SUpbie NJ. Strattner, Seioe
BON bier.
Nm q. gprL buvb @aRor gidro 5npir 7. @Rum
ma nit Brl. Oeur8iannd M. wfd9erS, Setoe Dor
bier.
am 20. 9prit burb 8olor DicSrons 9oui5 q.
Reinbaret init NittIUe Smma Seu pom bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-03
Ser 9enti&e @%OrrsipOn0cnt
Baltimore, Scn 3. N1ai 1871.
.gta6t Baltimore.

Gas @etter I'M April. Die uad-
itcbeurc Subsle gibt Den StuuO oeS 6bcrnro
meters MI ieOcm eiu3cluCu Gage OeS NtOnatS
%pril (OtnrueuS 6 tltrl AT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-23
Valuable Hints.

A regular habit of body Is absolutely eS
sentiaf to physical health and clearness Of
intellect. Nor is this all. Beauty OF per-
son cannot cO-eXist with an unnatural con-
dition of the bowels. A free passage Of the
refuse matter OF the system through these
natural waste pipes is as necessary to the
purity OF the body aS the free passage OF the
offal of n city through its sewers Is neceS-
sary TO the health of its inhabitants.
Indigestion Is the primary cause OF most
of the diseases of the discharging organs,
and one Of its most common results Is con
stipaiion. This complaint, besides being
dangerous in itself, has many disagreeable
concomitants-such as an unpleasant
breath, sallow skin, communicating blood
and bile, hemorrhoidS, headache, loss OF
memory and general debility.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters remove all
these evils by removing their immediate
cause in the digestive organs, and regulat-
ing the action of the intestineS. The COM
bination OF properties In this celebrated
preparation is one Of its chief merits. 1t Is
not merely a stimulant or n tonic, or an
antibillious agent, or neryine, or u
blood depurent, or cathartic, but all these
curative elements judiciouSly blended in
one powerful restorative. Ii lends activity
and vigor to the inert and enervated stonl-
ach, relieves.the alimentary canal of its OBJ
structions, and gives tone to the membrane
which lines Ii, gently stimulates the liver.
braces the nerves, and cheers the animal
spirits. No other REMEDY possesses such a
variety Of hygienic virtues. 1t is to these
household medicine. Experience has
proved that II is as harmless as 1t is effica-
cious and hence IL Is as popular with the
weaker sex as with the stronger.
Hostetter's Stomach BitterS are sold in
bottles only, and the trademark blown in
the glass and engraved on the label. Is the
test OF genuineness. Beware OF counter.
feits ielg
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-23
Laughlin's Infant Cordial.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.


An old and well tried remedy. Thousands
ofmothers can testify that it is reliable and
perfectly safe in all cases. 1t softens the
gums, d6dtes Inflammation, invigorates the
Stomach and Bowels, corrects Acidity, and
Is a sure and speedy cure for Collie, Cramps
and Windy Pains. After single trial, NO
mother will do without il.
II the Baby is Cutting Teeth use the Cor
dial. 1t facilitates the process OF teething,
and is reliable cure for the many ills 10
which infants are subject.
Thousands will testify that The Infants
Cordial is the safest and most efficient cure
for the various disorders TO which children
teething are liable.
Mothers, use this preparation and your
children will be spared all the sorrows OF
teething.
A mild, yet sure and speedy cure for Collie,
Cramps and Windy Pains. Invaluable for
teething children. Excellent, also, for chill
dren OF restless and fretful habit, and in
all cases OF looseness, gripping, vomiting,
&C. 1t gives immediate ease. 49,
Mothers, are you oppressed with anxiety
for your little oness Are your SAUNDERS
and your hearts broken by their criesf Do
you awake In the morning unrefreshed and
apprehensiye? Use the Cordial. Your
nights VIII then be undisturbed, and your
children escape all ills incident 20 teething.
Price . cents bottle.
Sold by all Druggists
LAUGHL1N BROTHERS 4 CO.,
apr6 Proprietors,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-23

EX-SENATOR WILLARD WARNER, Of
Ohio aud Alabama, is in a suffering
condition for want OF an office. Since
the close of his Senatorial career, he
has been an applicant for almost any,
thing in the gift of the President and
was not particular whether he was con-
sidered as citizen Of Ohio, Alabama
or any other State; all he wanted was
an office with plenty Of stealings. The
Collectorship OF the port of Mobile was
thought to be good thing, but the Re-
publican Central Committee Of Ala.
bama refused to recommend WARNER
for the place; whereupon he and his
friends torgedt he recommendation of the
committee and demanded appointment.
The committee has discovered the fraud
and lively time is anticipated. As
WARNER has been satisfactory" wit
ness before the Congressional committee
to invent stories of Ku-Klux outrage,
he is entitled to favor at the hands of
the Administration.