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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19

@eora s. zimmerman, 6. 6. Sherfisr.
oeder, 3. 6. 9uOet 3. u. Rumier, u. g..
0teuer, 5. 3. Sauerber9, g. anGbe, 6.
3uQifmert, Is. Shtaiug, IS. @. SOiue,
$. Mittnadt, &. Il. @ihbud, Is. y. aIetf
b6der, 9. u. IS. S0t, 8. u. q. Solc, s..
@nrtuocr, g.. u. Saotler, Or. j. 0afen
famp, u. 9abier.
49, Die Wfarihroute fir Die groBc Baraoe
am 9ouucritag 1T, uie iOlgt: Die Sitter for-
mirelt iih AM 8roaOuag mo maritireI
@altimorelr. btuaui bis Gutaus, Utouur
mcntItr. nab benz ,Utomlt &eruou- Square "
um oa5 Uiouumeut olrdI SGtbeoral' nad
Trontlins uuo GburleSlr., moielbit Der 3ug
a~uigelBit miro.
- @ebr. cisco baben fir Die oWtouumell=
tai 8omtburei" Gin prahtpole5 Sanuer an
oefcrttQt. 0aiielbe lit aus ihtpercr meiBer
Setoc gcmu6t, Al bel 3 SUB groB uuo 5ctgt
aui Der Soroerieite Elm pridti9eS, BON frof.
&. Gute gentnlteS Bib. 8aiielbe itelt bar,
mic Dem SQiiGr &oultantin, pom 0tnlntet
bcrab oaS 8reuS erifeiilt. Inter Dem Gettereu
bcftuoet iih bic Snid)rift: I'm hoe signo vim
ces." untcl Die 0epiie ocS OrOeHS: Mon
uobis. Domino, sed nOmini tue da glurinul."
Iltf Der 9itticite itebt man III foltbartr@oloz
Iideret freimaurerii6e Gmblemc. Die Sab
leuitan0e 1T aus @ihcnbol5 gefertt9t llilo
TRAIT oben einel Dcrgoloetcn 'oclnt. 9as
Salucr toftet etpu $3.50.
Die UerIdlicotueu &omtbureien bcabIld)'
tiQcn, al ibren rcip. Sauptquarttcrel SrHllSz
pGrentc aniubrtlgcn, ~bieitlbeu weroeH ltooh
crit I'M Hauie OcS henttgen Cages Iertt8
luGroet.
Die pradtuouen 8etoratioueu i'll ben
Stem GIicmbtp. GtoomS" inn pom cir 9obn
3. GutucD Orratgtrt.
5pat 4btnSS langte Die n0li6mono.
Somtburei," 60 Dtann itart, nit 9opttdf
SdmiOt'S DtuiitcorpS bier an. @roB
@eneraliiimu5 jtobert 6. Q9ttbcrS uub@roB
generul. Captain Us. y. Sioat peroen btt
@roBsSomtburei BON Strgintet bcl'm @roB
Eager uertretell.
: Die 9teu.- Dorttr &OnItbureicn perotl
crit beute iriib erpurtet. Dtclelben lperoel
ft lofoyt uat Der n6reinaurer +. 9ale" bege
ben, nm al Der Stgultg oeS SroBla9erS &bet
Si tlehnnelt.
SIM Sauptquartiere Der y0tarplano
Gontburei 9tr. /" III Naine'S oalle, muro
aeitcrlt etu neter, prattiger Shmud angc
brudlt. 0erielbe beltebt ans eiltem 9roBelI
ans lueiBeu ulo rotbelt Slurlelt angefertlgtel
Wtaltbeier. &reuie, baS in Der Wtittc Der Saa
alSgelegt lit. 9aS SrenS 1T elm @eld)ent DC
Sir Marihau y. Smith, Die 8trmo W
Snabe & So. hat fir Die 8arer oe5 6eIte
Der ,OtQrplGnoer Somtburei" etnen tbr
pradtuolen Gonjertfitgel Slr &erfit9ur9 sc
ltellt.
Die aunapoliier nNappz9auO, " neIdl
in 9tainc'Soalle conSerttrt, ltebt uhterSsltllll
oeS Yrof. Shoff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19

Sm eriten j3meige reid)ten geitern bic nelelt
Sone8' Sdie @onimiTare ibrct rnb Den Be
rid)t ibrer beioen Sngenieure cin.
Die Sleiider mo 6bfer oeS Nid)monb-
CHARITIES petirtet I'M Grbauung elneS SelcrS.
Sr. Gront lteB nudtrd9li6 ieiten Yrotcit
gegen ben SeidluB, Der fiir ben @mpfaug Der
sSempler" $4,000 perpiaigt, etntragen.
Ser Gorid'ide StifluB, Der gSttt>pe bes
eridoiienen @ebeimpoli5ilen 0ti0arOS $1,000
Sl bemiligcn, ipnrbe 5uriidgelegt.
SIN 5~iueiten a3wei9e paro bcihloiien,
fir cine SABINE auf OemgSaibington'S enfmale
$50 81 uertuiaigen.
Der Sei6luB bes criten 3ueiges, baB Die
Staotbrldic en.Gontrafte llift cher, ais bis
rer &atb eillc uete ScrorOuung e%rlaiien, pcrr
9eben iuerber, fanO aud, bier annabme.
Seute miro Der Speite .3weig ben eilgebra6s
ten Shortcomings ntlpurf (giniesurg zines
ltebeHoen pereinigtcu Countess II. /, No. be-
ratber.
SeiOe i3msi9e p%erta9ten iid bis bsute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19
Das Gbeater an Irputltraae

bat ilr bieit gSobe, burtb bic Gelnpler : eonpention
tlr nniere Stabt cine 6eltiuobe, tettd9tibe @eniIie
in store. aufSefibrt ipirb cine ~beionSers fir bieie
Silbns 9eibriebene Original=8 lrIeste, betitelt: r@r
mill Sreimaurer iperben!" pelde Die @inipeibung
zines ytentings In Die Sroensz @ebeiinnifie rsdJt bra
itiih peranlbaultht. Nuser ben pprU56enttiden
Sternen erster itnb apetter @r6se brinircn 5lpet neue
Sterne: Der Ne9erdorattera Saritcler Sool 8urses,
eenen @riheinun9 ldon gum 9ahen reiSt, uno Der
Itrobat 6ranf @ibbons, Der on Der 9ede aui unb alb
, msnse i, Sr. GGGnsia eSt oas yaoasam'n I'M elm
Wftttipob uno Sonnabeno Nabmittdg IN Boritel.
lln9 iir 6amilien; Breita9 @beno Ihr Ganen.
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nsg. @leaante Sdmucfiaden &C

Wtit groBcm Sersnii9en bemerteu mir, baB
inter ben 5abtreihen Shmndi ad)cn~ s tablii
iemertS unierer Stabt baS @ei6dft Der 9S.
SEQ. gS. Webb & g. nj y. anf Der @de
Der Baltimore unb gigbtltraBe in poroerlter
Steibe gu nenren 1T. Das bort 9e9cnpdrtig
sur 3eit auSgeltelte Eager BON 0iamanten
6nalitat nno rmiana in saitin1'oore tal.m
ieineS @lei1en. 9ieie. 8irma bat iid ieet
entidloiien aud preiiab p~lattirte Silber=
ipaaren 81 balten. Dies scugt bon Inter.
~uebmun9sgeiit uno perrient mitsetbeilt 81
nterNst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19

Gin Sd6d,eu S'ier ans Der Srauerei ees Sru.
VUneerburft iano bieler Gage ben g8eg in uniere
Sruferel nro ituneete unierem YerionaI, bas gr66z
tentbeils aus aennern eieies Stoffes beiiebt, ~uortrsffs
ltt. Sie Srauerei b5 Srn. 8onoerborit 1T crit ne.
anein beSeutene esJtenommee3 u lpabrsn &C.
ipnBt mo Der Vane 8onoerborit bat ieitbem bel al.
len Siertrtnfern Der Stabt einen guten Glang. Gin
oortrefilibes Slae 8onoerborlt' iben 9teres trtnft
nan IN 8onoerboIft's Seller an Der Soutbitrase neben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19
6ru. e. a. Mu0e1,6 xau,sehuIc
Scr ..Slppup=Giarten.

Nr. SOL, gSelt SaltinloredraBe,
III fir @eit=S Baltimore r1o bic itbri9e Welt
oils Grfriihunss Snititut eiu Suipel, befien
@ian5 Srn. 8riebrib Saiielborit aue @bre
madt. Serielbe briairt ourd oaS fernige
Gineinnatier Sier aus 9ard & @inbiif's
Srauerei.
Sebenfaas ipirb bas 9ofal aud bon ben
ySempelrittern" unb anperen 8eit9eaoiisn
beltdlt lperbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19

NJ Sas 8aItiinprer 9nftitut sur 8eiIuna
PES Stotterns. Dixie Gnitalt beftnbet fb iett
Debut beS Or. Moies, beHen Hnrrnetbooe alien an
Sprddfeblern 9etocnoen empfobten tperoen fam.
gtan leif feline 4nSeige auf Der 4. Seite; fe entbalt
Mttgitate hoer Seitunaen pen ben 8laubWiirci8ien
Nerionen.
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MrbciterbaUc.

IS itnb bic ueuen g8olsen fir bas Srbefrion
tommen, unh bas 9ousertprosramu fanu jeet ic6en
Aheno manhialti9er 9emadJt lperben. Inter Den
nfnen Stiiden lit ,,Dte Wadt am Gbeiu," ,,Des
Oeutl6en Bdterlanb," Supertire Az ,,Sie lueise
8rau".c. Die "arheiterbaie" lit sur 3eit Gin lebr
~beitdtes, beIiebtes unb populires 9otat. Die 8ee
%oienun9 lit prompt, Die @etrGnfe iino portrefflid,
hno Sr. Shlesel itets etn Saoortomlnenoer, coutanz
ter N8irtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19
Die Sarl 8. SpteS'fbe Eaus=
SIfnncmtp

wirS beute in Der ,Gcntral Safe" Gde
Der Baltimore NIB GbarleSitr., mieOer erDfis
net. Die 2ettlonen iiir Serrer tueroen Oienss
tag ulb 6reitag Ibeub; fir Oamen, 0iibden
unb Climber Wiittuod mo Sonna6cno Bad.
mitta9 ertbeilt.
Srn. q. y. MnNcn'S x%ansfbnlc
beginnt beute in Der oYombattans Sale,"
Gde Der Bratt- urb Sonoilr., nieber. llnter=
ridltStaqe: OieuitaaS rn0 SonnabetoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19
ofm Natber'Idtcu ..lSocpnU

taien iid eeS abenhs einise Stunben aui bic arae.
isbmite nno unterbattenol e Ieeiie subrinsen. 9as
ieir 9r. 4rdnf Some bot Samitas Aoeno einen tit=
tt9en Habiot8er in Der Herion bes Srn. Gice ertai-
ten. Brl. NgneS Hooinion 1T cine tretlide Su(oro=
init ihrer Ghule iiherminnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19
Sm

9aiitren 5ur 3eit Die %anertonnt ta6tiaen 3omifer
gpiteln uro otleper; eieles sotaf IN etnein Seoen, Der
einlge beitere Stunben bes abenos perbrinaen min.
an5nempfeblen. Die Geiitunsen oieier beipen 0erre,
lino lnterbditsno uno ansenebm. 9pet ih alto amiz
l.ren NIL. gebe ~ Srn. Selnsfneper In yfr. TIA, Sits
sombarefr. Sir quite @etrdnte uno ireuuoIite yea
,pirtbun9 tit eds @fabliienent @arantie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Der Sampier ~g8m. Grant" Capt. Sotues, brad
geitern pom bier iiber %9torlolt, 3D., nab Bottom auf.
Der Shooner "Dtarp e.. 0~ian9Gm, capt. Sepe'
ridge, ie9eIte SonHabcno pom bier nab Sbarleiton,
Der Sbooner nGttp," Capt. Scabu." intr Souu-
abeno Don bier nah Sluansbpron', N.4@., alb.
Ser engliibc SrCinlGncr aGmtlO Ai9uitl," Capt.
Balter, Gdu9te am o. Do. pom Baltimore in Siuerpoot
an.
8eroeutI6e 8rctmattr nDuisbur9," @opt. S6l.
les, clarlrte am 2. Septcmber 5l Seluot nab Sdltts
more.
Der oeutide DreimaFter ngeocabin :" Gapt. @enfe,
ctarirte am 9. o6. In Bremen nab gteiU 2orf.
9as Shiff SEA Sem" Capt. g8Npeott,. ron VI
uerpooI mad Baltimore unternegs, betdno it) am 2.
Sept. auf Der Sobe pom 4oint &Dnds.
Die 9rtgg ,Utaria 98blte," @dpt. Yrpdnt, fam
am ii. Sepf. pom bier in Sdtila. Geo, an.
Die italttnil6e Srtg9 raetrtno," CAPT. Sauro, BON
bier ubqeie9elt, iubr am D.. Sept. BON Queenstown
in SrlGno mad 0unfalt iUettcr.
Sas Shtif .Anroru," Capt. No5ber9, ctarlrtr am
q. bs. In Stperpout nab Gorfult. 90.
9a6 Sbiff "Snrltne," Supt. partridge. langte am
2. os. bon bier gu Bqoitotp al.
Die Bunoess llebungsidiife pGonielation" lub
nSarutoGa" fiue pom oer Seltung Mtonroe, 3d., Sc
fern in g!nuapoii5 ein9etroffen.
Shooner n&. &. 8rppn" pon San 4norea5 uno Die
Briggs sWtarp" unh aGelelte" an Der 6eltun9 Monroe
porbei.
9ie bobe See g~etUOnnen 9eitern trib ~folgenoe bon
Baltimore tommenot BdbrSeu9e: Der 9aInpier NE
rit," nab @atpeiton In 1eras, upo bic Sdrte pSanra
& @ertrube." nab 6almoutb in 9n9lano befiimmt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19

R1- Oleumgebaute nno 9riinolid %renooirte Dor
ipartSs6nue," 9r. t3 uno 10, gBelt. Sapetles StraBc,
eisnet lid 3n Sdden, Gonserten, Sdirs II. (. (. pors
.refilid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19

lid, rein unb behddtis uno nit iaum einen bennett
barren aHto6e 5u iprehen unb gu leien. =SdltiHtorer
Sun" pom q. Suit lS7t.
9amen unb Stuber petoeu dui 8~ertangeu in ibreu
@obnungen bebdnoeIt. unfere Seoin9ungen ino ans
9emefeH.
SireauIturoen pom Gig Il hr Borinitta9s, 2-5 ubr
gdhmittass, uno uon 100 big $50 llbr 4beHos,
(223,6,4.p1
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81

WatIeu @eridt.- tVor ben Rthtern Bal
Sluels uno Sono.) gitiabttb 8. Sppro
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1T ealti[btr flopo.
StettinzN merifaniihe
Oampfidiffagrtss Mftien 0eienidatt

Sampidifiagrts gftien : @eienldatt
an Gtettin.
Strefte rsseImd8ise Bot ampitiHiabrt stpi{hen
Gtettin, uno Ssew $ yotP, In s opentaaen unb
Sbrtt tanfnno anlnuiena, permtttelI oer neuen
%tfernen S4ranbenbampfer
-Smmbclet," Capt. 3 aranton, 80. Sept.
~6ranflin," Capt. 8. Dreper, Oft.
Yaa9erBretfe:
Won Stetttn, @openbasen ober GtrtfiaHfanb
mad U 10 : BORT,
1. @ajltc $72l !, u.,,
bon RsDsBorf nad ettilianiun Copenhagen
o6er Stetttn:
4. Gatite $50 l.. u
Sfpiidenoed $50 III @oio'
Rdbere Musfunit ertbctlpn In gefu=gorf:
Msnet 8 RammeIsbers, aseuisn.
Hr. 40, 9rcaowap, &etp= gprt.
Sn Baltimore. q. Maine, Expedition .ess ,8eut,
lWeu ~ OfretpQHDentfn Im,,tQ 4NN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19

Der u ohenbertdt Der gielp gortcr 9anfcn bonn
iegten Salltitd9 III nod, nngiinlti9er, as Der oorber=
9ebenoe. @r er9ieht cine N6nabme Der 9eaal Senoers
Meierpe UNI tnebr, oils 81 Milionen Dollars 1851
400 @olo uno So, 5000 Ser. Staaten : 9totenl ulo
cine abnabme Der Depoiiten nm SO, 1874, 900 bel elmer
aletttettl9en 3nnabnle bl OGrlebeu UNI 81, 46t, 700.
Der 8erfaui bon 4 ftatt 2 Dtihionen Doltdrs Cob am
leetcn Donneritog Seitens Der 9fsgieruna bat aIio Der
ltetigen 4bnatme bes 8adrgelo4 q orratbeS Der Ban
len mint Gttbatt 9etban. Die Baar9eIo= ausfnbr go
yteips goIt betru9 an lesten Samitag S56l, 9S6. Atr
@oie : Wtarft pat aisinlib leb6nft; Die 9~totirt.1
i6ipantte 5iuiiben ia mo tt45z unh idtoB 5u Der teez
ten gtotirung.
Sis %asfrisen esrtanis aui Der bisaasu . Orls ma.
ren ~fot9enbe: ssir
@rtes BOARD. .U..
$1,IO0 Vttt5biraa& onneii5 s. sBabn"= Sbtigat. 94sf
1900 sSrange=alsr. eWtanofiass8 abn". Sol. S0I
20 Altiet Der ag,anf of Commerce" ........ 22X
IL Attien Der .@ltiJenss8anf" ..... f4T
Smette8 Boaro.
s $50 @lr9tniaH@ oniols. +. ............ 64b
900 "SaltiuorczS bios Y abn" sSblig., 1886, 81
1,010 aWlar. : Gine. . 5abn-"Shitg., :. Spp., S6A
81 attten Der nlRehaniess9auf" 49,. ak
~ Mitien per "Nationals @rhau8ee Bant".. 97ik
~ Wttteft Der nRrGntlinz Sanf" .......,. 13H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19

folge uaren 10 Gqlipa9en nit 40 Wtitglies
oeril, ltno bcltef lit Die Sabl Der am 3uge
&beilnebmenoen auf nl9efabr 400. Die eirl=
9elaoenen p3bhter OeS ct. Griipiuus" be-
fanbeu iid ielbitucritanolib nidt in Der Bro
SeIilon NIB flbreu in Stabts @ii%enbabuipagen
ann 8etplaee. Der Bug mar, mie bon al
len 53nldanern bebauptet muroe, Elm red)t
itattlibcr. Der 3u9 lan9te I'M II ubr i'm
Barfe an, rilo inhte nad) eriolgtcr Iuil1iun9
Sober iein Sergniigen. Mliif uuo SauS
paren Die gr0Bten 3auberer, llno barf Capt.
Sointann iif) gratuliren, 10 piele toersen
aml ~geltri9en Gage erfrent 3u baben. Serr
S1bn, Der Birtb oeS y@reenpoob. Yarfes,"
bate ii6 su oieier Seflihfeit gcbDrig porbc,
r~eitet; trotoem nuroell Slide uib Seller fat
erid)Dpit. I'M einen Se9riif BON berBopularis
tit bieies Settles su %befommen, biene Die
Sbatiad)e, baB iiber 5000 Si0ete p~ertauit
mi1roen. Oas InorOuunas=@om biloeten
bic So. g. Sbleifer, 0apio WtcGartbp, SO.
$. Sinole uto Die loiutanten Der perlhieoe-
len soseu. Sas Set Der st. Sriipinuss
Sitter" mar ein SoltSfeit I'M wabreu Sinne
oeS WorteS NIB pirb fir Sung unb Ilt
large in @rinuerun9 bleiben.
Der Srben 1T bier fauin brei Sabre aft,
entbalt, lpie idon friiber gela9t, eine @roBloge
uno 4 undergraduate, iuouon bic Baltimore
~SitpsNoge" Die dlteite tit. Die ,3abl lGnlmt.
lid)er 9ogcn i'm 4anoe iiberiteigt 1000, urb
erfreut ii6 Der Srben eines raiden Sc
beibens.
Die ll%nteriudnng 9cgen ben 6orberungss
agenttn Soiepb HotbenbiGer in GanalhraBe
iue9en s oroernng Sn bober y b ii b.
rem fir Ginfaiiirnng einer BENTON i'm Iufs
TRACE BON Soiepb Nieiier enpete 9eitern oanit,
oaB 8unbesbesirtsrihter giles oeu Ingez
llagten 81 800 CITRATE nebit 1882 10 Soften
perurtbetlte.
Selbf morbsSern b. Gin inr-
ges Sraueu3immer, Namcns SOa 6%;bgeipaD,
wolte iid) geitern Abenb lilo ubr burdl einen
Sprung hrs 8aier au Der County Werite
lam SuBe bes Sroaowap) oas 2eben nebineu,
8lharo Opens iprang ibr nad), So9 fe her
aus uno brad1te je nadl isiner benahbarten
s8obuung, wobiu ct Or. Sulioan bolen
SobalS fe ii6 senii9enp erboit bate,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
For Sale.

WE hare recently divided 4" Br0Okside
Farm" which lies lees than half q mile from
the northern limits of the city, into tracts of
about ytfUe acres each, fronting on broad
avenues Sirty-sir feet in a0idth, achich sUW
be opened when necessary to the convenience
ofpurchasers. The locations are very fine
for SUB URBAN RESIDENCES, as the
sites are elevated, overlook q large ertcnt of
country, and command q fine view.
The soil is in q high state of cultivation
and is weH adapted for Market Gardens
or Fruit purposes. The gro,oing of the
small fruits soould pay handsomely here, as
the demand is good and the supply very
limited. To those of our correspondents
who have uritten us regarding sites for
fruit-rdiSing, this affords tine opportunity
for securing choice locations not heretofore
auoila6Ie.
Parties doig 6ttSin G IS in the chg ca find
on this tract delightful situations for rest
dences, and its short distance from towr
enables one to escape the heat and dust of
the city and at the same time liue within
easy reach Of his business; and tract of
fUe acres can be purchased for less than q
small building lot in the city.
Property in this vici,'ity as rapidly increasing
IN vaIue, aud is no,0 offered at a much lo,cer
price per acre than other property similarly
situated as to distance from the city.
A fine map ofthe property can be seen at our
office, and price terms, &C., aoiU be furnished
on application.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
GaIen's Head Dispensary
Established ls5O, Cbartered ISL,

By the Legislature of Ken
lucky. for the treatment of all
diseases of a private nature
incident to both sexes. inclu-
ding genOrrhea. gleet. stric-
ture. Inflammation of the
bladder and kidneys, syphilis
in all its stages. scrotula, dc,
seminal weakness. impOtency,
sexual debility. and all the
e. il effects arising from youth
full indisc elton and excess.
causing nremnfure decay. loss
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
s c r OF VI A .

This compound is failing cure for this ter
rbc disease. How many diseases have their seat in
the blOod-diseases which have been treated invain
for years. If the blood alone purified, in most
health and happiness will return. DR.. Fowlers
Compound acts especially the virus in the blood,
causing in time the disappearance of the hideous
sores, and restoring the skin to beautiful appearance,
the eye clear and sparkling, and the whole human or
ganization becomes healthy.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
Letter From sullivan county.

BLoUNTvILLE, TENN, Oct. IS, 1871.
z EDITORS CHRONICLE: If taxes were
low, and money matters easy, many q
clever fellow of Sullivan would be think
some of them talk as though they had
Just emerged from the wilderness. Broad
smiles and jolly faces are worn by the boys
that wore the gray. Tennessee has been re-
deemed, they have representative Legis-
lature and Governor, they say. The cleo
ton of Gen. Vaughn to the Speakership
of the Senate, filed many war-worn
Confed with hopes of better times but to
many Unionist it brought to mind the
thought of other days; and but for the in
augural address of Gov. Brown, they would
gladly have welcomed the day when
Vaughn would guide the ship of State,
but they are now satisfied ii was prOfundity
from beginning to end with them. The
Sewer men, who skulked and hid from
Gen. Vaughn in siXty-three and -four, look
ed very Scrcre when the fate of their
champion was known and many of them
were heard to say, "away with such
friends
Aside from the general hilarity of the
eX-Contederates over their return to the
guidance of affairs again, matters have
been very monOtOnous for months past in
the border county of Sullivan, if we ex-
cept tournaments sabbath school conven-
tons and Institute exercises. Tourna-
ments have become very common. We
have them, pedestrian as well as equestrian,
in every neighborhood that can not afford
set Of posts and rings for the chivalrous
Knight to practice upon.
A telegram has just been handed me,
announcing the death of Mr.. Andrew
LESLEY, one of East Tennessee's noblest
and best of men. He was killed at Cor
louisville, Virginia, but the telegram did
not give the cause of his death, but sup
posed to be railroad accident Mr.. Less
ley was a citizen of Arcadia, and was on
his way to the Baltimore market with a
lot of cattle at the time of his death. He
leaves most aniable wife and three or
four interesting children. Mr.. LESLEY had
done more to improve his county, in many
respects, than any man in 1t. HENRY.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25
Drugs and Medicines.
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good brick house, stable and servants house, with
l2o acres of land well fenced and partly
divided in small lots for stock. There two esterns
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gardens or dairies
WATER-POWER MILL AND WORK
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25

The Bloomington Pontdgroph reports a
queer apple brought to that Office, which
Is sweet upon one slae and sour on the 9TH
er, and which appears to be half spice
sweeting and half sour greening. II orig
mated in this wise: A Michigan fruit
grower joined two buds from the varieties
named, and budded, an apple tree with the
bud made up of those two halves
and from limbs which were the product OF
TINS budding was grated the tree which
produces these duplex apples.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-25

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