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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-05-26

The EARTH CLOSET affords in town and coun-
try every convenience of the WATER CLOSET, at
far less cost and in addition, is free from all
offensive odors and not liable to get out Of order.
The system is based upon the now well known
properties of Dry Earth to absorb, disinfect and
deodorize, all organic matter with which it comes
in contact. Its action on human excreta is in
stantan eous.
To persons in the country, particularly, the
Earth Closet affords the grea test benefit, for in
addition to all the convenieness, it converts the
waste of our bodies into Highly Valuable Fer
tizixer; thus pro6tably utilizing what has here
tofore been an expensive refuse and dangerous
nuisance.
The Fixtures are sold for constructing closets
in the house or yard at comparatively small ex-
pense.
THE COMMODE is portable, and can be pla-
ced directly at the bed side. metallic pail takes
the place of the ordinary rspel, and need only
be emptied when full.
Send for circulars.
W. A. BRYANT, Agent,
No. IL S. Holiday Street.
APRIL 2m Baltimore.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-05-26
Baltimore Advertisements.
Ro sADALls

THE GREAT AMERICAN
D. i HEALTH RESTORtR, purife
ID the blood and cures Scrofula, Syphili
E Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Disease
- of Women, and all Chronic Affection
" of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys,-
Recommended by the Medical Facult
and many thousands of our best citi.
zens.
Y Read the testimony of Physician
a and patients who have used Rosadali 6:
v send for our Rosadalis Guide to Healt
y Book, or Almanac for this year, wbic
we publish for gratuitous Distribute
it will give you much valuable infor
nation.
DR.. R. W Carr, of Baltimore saws
l take pleasure in recommending
your RosADALIs as very powerful al
A. terative. have seen it used in two
caseswith happy results-one in case
OF secondary syphilis, in which the
" patient pronounced himself cured af-
"a Ter having taken five bottles of your
Ia medicine. The other is a case ofscrof-
ID ula oflong standing, which is rapidIv
~ improving under its use, and the in
ulcatlonsa are thatthe patient will 500 n
recover. have carefully examined
the formula by which your Rosadalis
is made, and find it an excellent COM
pound of Alternative ingredients.
n DR.. Sparks, of Nicholasville, Ky.
d says he has used Rosadalis in cases OF
Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis with
satisfactory results-as a cleaner
the Blood know no better remedy.
Samuel &. McFadden, Murfreeebo-
ro', Tenn, says:
A | have used seven bottles of Rosa
~ dalls, and am entirely cured of Rheu-
matism; send me four bottles, as I
wish it for my brother, who has scrof-
ulous sore eyes.
Benjamin Bechtol, of Lima, Ohio,
writes, have suffered for twenty years
with an inveterate eruption over my
:. whole body; short time since Irur-
chased bottle of Rosadalis and il ef
fected perfect cure.
!. Kosadalis is sold by all druggists.
4 Laboratory, 81 Exchange place
n Baltimore.
Y DR. CLEMENTS. & Co., Proprietors.
- For sale by
P. H. TROUT,
F. H. LINK,
YOUNG & REESE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-05-26
RUPTURE CURED.
Mat GTI30


The best and most effectual Truss knownfor the
cure and relief ofHernia or Rupture. This Truss
has received the sanction of the most eminent
Physicians and Surgeons of this county who do
not hesitate to recommend it to those afflicted
with Hernia as being superior to all others.
1t is the only Truss that will retain the Bowels
with any certainty, and the wearer can feel as
sured that he is using remedy that will be at
all times safe and effectual in its operations Of
this we guarantee entire satisfaction to all who
may come under our treatment.
LADIES' SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS
for Corpulency, falling of the Womb, and as a
support to the Back and Abdominal Muscles.
Anklets, Knee Caps and Stockings for Varicose
Veins, Ulcers and Weak Joints.
SHOULDER BRACES for Ladies' Gents and
Children, for the cure ofstooping Of the Should
ers and as a Chest Expander.
PILE INSTRUMENTS, the most superior article
in use-light, easily adjusted and effectual In
struments for all Physical formities-Curva-
ture of the Spine, Bow Legs, Club Feet, &c.
Agent for Clements Celebrated Artificial Limbs
Agent for Grandals Patent Rubber tipped
Clutches,
Agent for DR.. Babcocks Silver Uterine Sup
porter.
Agent for DR.. Wadsworth Stem Persory.
Orders per Mail promtly attended to.
S. MARSH & co.
No. 8 Holiday street,
BALTIMORE MD
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

COmmittee, with c0verine mp mat.
tiers and making false fepoet; md
also indirectly accsses Judge Aprisg-
erwith conniyiRg with the Warden
IN cruelty and unIawfully threaten
ing the prisiner above alluded tn.
The perfect absurdity Of the C0ssti-
tati0n's effort is really quite aJni,sing.
A few more such splarges will enti-
tie that paper to the cognomen Of the
7Aieves' Oscs, II Il has not indeed
already fairly won it.--Hmckeoe.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

wood. VcoetatioA In such localities
~ ssuAlly thin; end young trees win
thrive better without cultivation
llsaa on level lands. Bushes ard
rank weeds likely to interfere with
their growth, shosld be kept down.
Farm stock should be carefully
excluded from timber plantations.
Not 00ly 20, bat they should not be
permitted to range In any woodland
intended TO be permanent. Under a
. persistent course Of pasturage q
SbFsst will de OFT, whiIe with proper
care u win reproduce itseif for al
time. Pyairie Farmer Annslai.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
Csagele's Lest.

The most Sidic1l0s,s attempt NE
have seen Mtads lately 10 iRjsse in
spyidnAlS and make political capital,
- thaA efsths keokuk (bssstitaaties,
which publislies 4 three-c0iusnn I'm
Dtesvtew OF the editor with a Jaii.birl
set ~. Madison-an ex-Pehiteatiary
|gpnvics wAois' now under indictment
( : setting Are 70 " Institution while
serving out aaenteace there for lar
ceny. The Consolidation, on hestrength
of this interview, charges Warden
Kelsey with cruelty, and ut thesame
lbe chargpS Senator Wright Of JIsa-
60. md Representatives Murdock
And llr,we, ~ Claytnn and Fayette
IUOuatles. last winters Investigating
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
Arre d,

DR.. Boucher, Professor Of Anatomy
In the so-called Medical Department
tof the State University, has been
arrested, with three or four others,
and placed under bonds for body.
snatching. 1t hes been freely
charged, and generally believed, we
are informed, In Iowa City, that he
was dissecting the badly 81 the veRes'
.sble lady, whom he hsd attended IN
her last illness, before class Of stu.
dents, when Il was noissd abroad
that her grave bad been robbed, and
the body was hastily pst out Of sight
IL IL we'll that the whole matter is q
he legally Investigated, and II posi-.
BILE the guilty parties convicted ans
punished. lldsskeye.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

their sspesoceeF = hspe1ssly s1dsed
II they do not conduct al their relar
lions, and espsciailyr with their
weaker neighbors, with perfect
honor.-lyayv's Weekly, lithinst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

.
Sugar - . necessary Of life in Ill
civilized lands, and to make 1t an
article Of home production has al
ways been the aim Of progressive
agriculturists in all countries. Ab0ut
eleyen-twelfths Of the sugar used in
the world b obtained from the cane,
the annual yield from this source
being abost four bilIiOn, Ave hum
dred million pounds. The other
twelfth Of the yearly product Is de-
rived mainly from the beet-Foot, the
palm, the maple and the sorghum.
It has been proposed TO make sugar
from green cornstalks, which contain
true cane-sugas, but the manufac-
ture from this source has never
amouated 10 mwch. Melons also
contain cane-sugaT, and In Hungary
and Italy, It 10 said, large establish.
ments are devoted TO the production
Of sugar from this saccharine fruit.
The Sacramento Cali Uaion calls
attention 70 this, and devotes con-
siderable space to setting forth the
advantages Of the melon over the
beet-root for the purpose indicated.
As melons are easily grown In most
portions Of the country, their utiiiza-
tlon in the manufacture Of sugar, II
rs feasible as asserted. might bemade
the tlasts Of q profitable aad extended
Industry.
According to the article In the
journal referred to, melons necessi.
tate much less labor In blowing the
ground and In wedding among the
young plants than Is required with
t,eets. Further, there Is no digging
Of roots, no washing or trimming Of
tops and leaves, and the process Of
sugar-making can be commenced
month earlier than with beets. The
seeds Of the melon yield sixteen per.
cent. Of oil, which sells for enough
to pay one-half the expense Of cult
waiting the crop. The cost Of ex-
pressing the juice and separating the
sugar Is much less with melons than
with beets, but the proportion of
saccharine material In the juice II
only seven per cent. Of the former
against eight per cent with the latter.
In many regions where, as in some
parts of California, the soil is IAN.
pregnated with alkali, beets take up
20 much Of the alkaline substance ~
to impair and even destroy their
sugar.yieldlng property; but nothing
OF this occurs In the growth Of mel
ons. The gist OF the matter, more.
over, seems to be given by the writer
in the statement that, while . beet
sugary, costing seventy-fiye thousand
DOLLARS small one OF it's kind
not be expected to pay more than
thirty.five per cent. on lis cost, a
melon sugary, costing twenty thor
1Apd dollars, will give'a diyideadSof
thirty.four per cent. These data. we
understand, are derived from expo.
1rlence and observation il Hungary,
and certainly afford encouragement
TO those who may wish to undertake
the introduction Of this, to American
farmers, new source OF sugar produce
tiOn.-AMerioIs As&is0,p. nl
r. t5.t s.e5 - s5tf543 fs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

~ PsOs~SO sssssS Csss6ssSt ~sOSss
timber, 1t IL necessary that the trees
should be thickly grown while young.
Thinning should bedone In season 70
prevent cr0wding 80 rs to materially
check their growth. The pd6teSl
trees should be flrst removed. 6ida
branches OF too rampant growth
should be shortened circuit cut entire.
lyj and = single, upright lsealias
shoot encouraged. Asthe treessr0~
up, dead or sickiy li,nbs should b
removed, and AMER they ares eigAl
or ten feet high they shouh ! u
kept clear u BREACHES, fsoss Oas Aasl
to two.thirds Of their height, vefy
psfclse rules for treatmeatars nseless'
,nsch must depend upon the exsscjse
| or Judgment and common 'sefse ~
the part Of the cultiyatos, II 4
plantation properly eared los. ready
every tree will be vAlaatie 1brstIns'
Der; while in forests Of natpral 9tkIt!! I
a large proportion are us,lallHwqufia'
less except for fuel. 80 ~, -
The sides % ravines, rivet t5sel
and hills too steep for cultivation
may be plsAtedi with nuts. aCosps. q
young tres, with = garden trowel Il
spade. The European lsfch p Wi
suited b such situations. ]. ThossAsdl
NJ fArms include lDose Of less, Mntl q
|this AsscslpttAn. - ntale vslls Al
shy other. rsrpose. then ssswinl
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

NOuUS0 OVesSsO WeS e60ssssG 49, ~
The Ant necessity OF the situation,
IL the reeall ofthe ships. ills very
generally believed that they are
there to sustain President Daes, who
represents the Dominican party ol
annexati0n; and 10 long as they re-
main there the people Of the United
States will very properly decline to
perceive any proof that II Is the IN,
blasSa wish of the Dominlcans TO be
annexcd. Quite ~ urgent h the
necessity o. their recall from IIayti.
because we Know, upon the evidence
of Mr.. lsssssett. our minister, and OF
Admiral Poor, that they are there t6
cuerce Hayden action. The merits
IT the case Rrs not to be discussed
while tl,csri 81 this constraint. The
DDminlcan and Hayden. indeed, are
only twp ssrAAIg aud lnsignlGcant
governments. 4betf absorption 81
direct conquest BY the United States
would not diitdrb l)re world nor any
Of our relations Win other powers.
But the United 6tasas ass not small
and inslgniArAak They are IN
great sepublie. os,e q Me- slsef pow.
ers VI history and she world, and
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16


trees should receive thorough culture
until they are too large to bU smOth-
erred by weeds. The best treesOf this
dam FIR timber culture, are the
White Oak. Burr Oak, swamp White
Oak, Post Oak and Chestnut. y
OF The Walnut family, the most
valuable are the Black Walnut, hut.
terndt, SLeilbArk Hickory, Pignut
Hickory and Pecan.nut; the latter
for its fruit particularly. The nuts
before bec0ming dry should be laid
In heaps and covered with straw,
over which should be thrown three
or four Inches Of earth OF, solls. Ia
spring theymay be planted ~ direct
ed Tor aeorns. Treated In this maifnei
I have found them 70 vegetate with
greatcertainty. es na
III the Olive family are the Ashes,
which aI6rd Oaeof the most valuable
kinds Of Timber. The ssed should b
gathered ~ soon ns ripe, which 4
early IN Qasplss. mixed snh 1amp
sas,d, and laid BY where i will re-
main damp. hut not wet, in spring
II may b. sown - bssls ~ drills. il
two years, sometimes In one year,
the planta will betni,ae large enough
to ~ In the plsatatiens Thr4 ahosld
be set In rows four teet aFAss, end
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-01
0s achf fuieeer Los.

D@S miro leloer INNER tlarer, eu6 Die per
eiui9tsu Nattpiiteu, SonutagS- nnO 3empe.
rcrSleute eiten augemeiner Selolu9 orsaniit-
rei., I'M Den GtniluB aeS gelellldaitlldl slIbc'
rGlct @lenleuteS I'M yauoe, ulo uNlHertlld,
Den Der Srembgeborcneu, III uernihteIl.
Wcuu lelblt Die iSuitdr0c, ueldlc bUS Gteienz
ul0lid bon Gbttago beruorgcbrad)t bat ,paSl
bellubt iperoen, I'M oas oeHtldle &lemelt bier
ntd)t mebr auitomlHeH Ill lNiie1, Went Der
OtapOr pom Dttlluautee YoliSeiitultNe etniiib.
rem Bari, unO wtnu in Cincinnati angttiil.
Digit Iuiro, oaB man bel Der Q&abl auf 0Ert.
tIbrlns Der Den plrttaniiheu Segrifiel euti
lpretenoen 3malGsmaGrc9clu bimutrteu
lolle, oart tpliiCn mir ,WeltcS uniere iblimml,
ten 6eiube iiuo.
SSo Die raettalen 8anatiter geiicgt babeu,
9lauben iie id)on iett, ben Sieg auSbeutell
Su miilIen ullo Ueriud)eu. entidieoen auiSu.
~tretel; eS miro nldIt nlr Die uerbdltniBmGBia
llnuittI9e Slerirlge ieln, uGldle beruui6C,
I%dlporen miro InnOeru oic Srage, OBJ Die &c.
ieuihaitlide 6reibeit NIB llnabB0ngigtcit SeI
Derrldaft INN u~toHl0ilmseit DeS BrritaniS,
mus gum Spter falen Iolen, ole aus mn eiuel
augenbltdltd)cu GalanlitGt 9tuBeu III 3leberl
9laubeuo, lebt ourd5uiubren perildcn miro,
mas le III rilbtgen 3etteH uiemNlS 81 inter.
lIcbnten pagen fam.
0eSbalb &ugen ulO Sbren often, Steber
rpIr %pcretnt, 10 miro Der Strtrm ipurloS al
ms ooritbcrStebcH. Steben mir Ucreiut +"
90 lhretbt Die Gbtcago'er Linton" Sits
ten bier am leBtcn Ntittpch Die 5faoitolell
uno ibrc DreformltOriiheu" 9elicrSbGier &c.
ltegt, 10 mitroen mir bier bGlo geHuq @elegeu=
belt 9ebabt Babcl, oaielbe NteO 81 liugeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-01
al uuirrr 9cIcr in gsaIhiuotor {,

Sas ip6te Gintrsfru ncusr trIssropbiitr 8.p,s
ibsu ma&t es mttuHttr unmoaIlt, uuicr Slatt nit
BEN eriten 6rtb'use nod gsaibtuatur Ju tent en-. es
paiftrts oisies aud stnise DtnIs tn lester GBo6s. 0ir
rpetreH Der SeiGnsros eurb Srrbnns elmer srfen
DtorseRaus9abe, bic bonu a~nsreinss nidt Die nab 5
uRr etnsebeHoeu 9spsibsu cntbaltsn iaun, uorsubcus
gen pcriubsn. Day onoere bteiisc SGdttcr ~rebtJeitis
ttntrc1en, III aueroinss tsiu aunittid, &c fc i6 nit
Der Nttttbetlun9 neuer gnhri&teu iuenig ooer gar
ntGt %beiofeu.
1851 bic Crpssitiou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-01

~iOnOcrn mir gegsn 9isieuisen, ruelfe nit CT.
ner WieOtrGrmdblun9 @rant's nidt eiuper.
itanben isiu m6gen. (Sourn.)
(g9er Sieiem rublOien 3relben abbolo IL,
beiube bic osmoiratiihe 0iailcu Scriamm.
lung am uiorgenoen 4benb unb i6lieBe i'd,
benz Groteite Wt0rplann'S gegsn bic 6erri6aft
Der Willtiir unO uiurpatiou any,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-01
9ie 1~lirtiid.@niiiidrn @abrr

In Nr. f5s, aBef. 6apstte:. nabe G~utamNrose,
perbiten ni6t nur aranfbeit. lonoern fiuo Gin Ed,sres
S%etlintttel 8e9en Rbelmatlsinus, Wift fdbmuno'
eefhpddte eeber, giersn. arartbett uu6 ote Scr iiriS..
@sidBs. nsrnoie nnb pbofiialijdt Sdpdde. TIr"''
Die eleftriiGen unb demitaliihen BIDDER btino,n
mineraIifte unn anbere Giite aus Dem Sufem Tnh
lha&tu Die GirtutattoH bss e dipetses irst. (2GO-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-01

Surnbnle III ermitteIn 1T. Der Shame wiro
alsoe1r re9tltrtrt, un0 Elm Ssnmter Der Se'
leuld)att belId)t Die Robnung hes 8e9ttrtri
ten, UNI it'd bon Der 9tbitritt9fett berielb'H
IN itber;eugeu. 81 nat iofort barber all ole
Office Seritt III eritatten. 6Glt berielbe
giinltig ou5, 10 erbdlt Der betreffenoe Abge'
brdHNte in Der Sfice ell Sidet, ge9e1 oeiierl
Sorjel9un9 CT regelnldBig Gebensmittel Der
abtolgt erbdlt. Steieni9er, iuel1e au6eroem
Sstten mo SettSeu9, 1leiOer, Seieu, &obien
&C. beoitrten, erbalter etne oarduf lauteloe
lfrittlidc anipeiiHu9 ~beiouoerS auSgeItelt.
Is unterltegt tsIllem 3lueifel, oaB je raider
Die neutrality-suspicious. oieieu Geotn.
gulIgtn nadltommeH, oelto raider bic &lulen
ltber !Suriidleellllg ouf16rcn Werocn. Son
0enell, lutIte DIS ieRt itt u1t llnterItiitung
9emelott Dabell, beiteht Die uHgebsure Dtebr-
Sabl aus Srldnoern, Eeutiben, Sfanotnaz
oterl mo anOeren in europa geborelleu Der
loncn Die 3aAl Der GllneritauCr in ben 9iegi-
tern lit bis lcet cine GuBerit ~geringe, etpu D.
10 YroSent,
-(Starb aus Summer iibcr boS groBe
6tncr.) Sr. .. s. Yed, leit 1881 eiu Be.
mobner otcier StaOt, ein Dtaun, melder ba8
6liheroorf Sort Dearborn SlIr Mtetropole H..
gSelthanoelSitao beraniuad)ieu lab urto oic
5crItDrung beS ih1uten SbeeleS init uniebeu
miBtc, lt0rb geitern rib aus @ram iiber
lcinc cr! .teuen Serluitc. tpr. Bed beiaB ell
fait ltiiernteBlid)eS Sernl0geH uub mar ciner
Der onuptetgeutbitmcr oes lest III Gtitmmcru
licgttbcrt yNacific' potelS, " iorpie oeS Eraht-
baueS Der ,9Selterlt 4riutiuq : 9~ompa0nie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-01
9us Mittcf= unS giib-Nmcrifa.

Sl ecuador ut Der Srte9S5lltato, lpel5cr
lutacn Der Sor9Gugc in Diinabi iiber oaS
2ano ocrbauQt luuroe, atigebobeu wOrotn.
- pie Gegicruug bat lire 3nitimmung OGjll
crtbetlt, b0B i'd Die III Ecuador bcfin0lidjell
Sdnuei;cr inter Den Sdue Der @ei0uOtidaft
Der Ser. Staatelt III GliRto ittleu. Die
Otatroieu Ger &er. St.=Goruettc oGeiaca"
BabcH @uopaquil III 9rOBe A%Ufregung per.
le6t. t3uei oerielbcn, welde betrlnteu ma
rem, nobmeH Seijt pom eiucm &5aIic, wcldeS
%eint9eu 9amtu, ytamenS Stores, gcb6rtc, 10
ouB Oi.ie Dor ibncu fltebcn mo iid) uerberget
nrBteu. Gle gingcr oann eini9en 9tenit-
maOheu 81 geibe, bod tamen cinige S3erren
biH;u, oenen eS nud) Ciuem 0anogemenge &C.
lang, Die llnboloe 81 pertreibeu. Gtler bon
bieicn, weltcr Elm Dtciicr ge;ogcH bate, wHrz
De hrs @efauguiB gebrabt. Die n5tcitca"
iegelte am 90. Sept. ab. Die DHlnOeS" boft,
OaB OaS ndfite ameritauiihe SriegSidiff, oaS
mad SuoDaquil fommt, mcnigtr uniaubere
@dlte britgcn iueroe. - @arcld Mtorella, Der
Brditoent Don @cuuoor, bat ciu ltrettges De.
fret gegcn 8runtiudt e~rlaIien. - am 80.
Sept. muroc III 9uapOauil cine Srau eridoi-
len, iueldle cine anbere Sral burd Anfidlit.
sen Oes SauhcS taltbliitig erntOroet bat. Der
GretutioH mObnten flint bis ied5tauielO
Ser onen bel, woruntcr uteIc elegant 9etlcioete
9ameu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-01
SauDerCiite
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MunnmeutalsS aubercin Mr. 4.
Steier neue Berein tpurhc bel Srn. SEilb. Strauf,
tbetle itno 8eSettnet 1920 bel 90 Gents iu0hentlider
anHa9e pro antbetl). Iuc, luClde "9eionnen iino,
etnel1 9nten 8Guoerctnc teiMtrtten, iinb eriudlt,
bemte, Withhold. Den 1. Topembcr, abenbs Slt br.
IN, obt9ein gof1l 5u erldeinen, sldturgsuol inter,
tetdnen itb lol9eioe Serrcn ais 3ruftees:
9crmdnn Rabbe,
z. 81. aisnener,
SSuarb Sebnepfcr,
aSilb. StrauH,
(Zbu1 Scinrid) Nuaelhurct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-01
GilDiir<8unb.

Sereia fir sebsnsperiid,eruns q ranfensnnter,
nlsnns iine Soppsrotipmeien.
Soioobt eebensI, us aud 2ieitpoiicen ipereen bon
sinsr tncorporirten eeb~ensucriiderungs @eieuIbaft
Deg Staates Neipsgorf aussesebeu.
Sraniensu nteritlsnn iieben Dollars pro @ote.
ose ouhoes. (OPB.t3,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-01
MarDlanbf Snititnt.


ON. s8pps,parf, Yrin,ipa(.
Der "a. Sabresfurlns oieier Sdule bcainnt Mn;tt.
ippd,, 6cn 10. Nopeilber.
Sas ipeite HnarteI Der Eagss 3eidnsnidnIe nimmt
m1ontas, ben 20. Nopcmbcr, ielnsn lniana. ~
gSer f1 Ole Bortbetle, bic bieie SduIen bieten. an
Nnsen gu MAIDEN ioinlHt, fam bei'm Iftuar In, an.
ititlte 9artet erbdtten. HyH- y 49,"
(2b0, 1863 ~ q. VI. SentIcp, Sbuann.
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Mcne Mn3etscm.
BIrrau bcs 0cbaubesS nipeftors.

Baltimore, ben 80. Sftuber 1871,
:; gtooeiIber, Wittaas f2 tlbr. In tieiem 0iireau
Int os Srrtdtnng Der mdnnIid,eu unt meibIi,
gen Grammar ; yd,nle SIR. s ani Der Si6oii.
beitttist iuerben. N"
Ninaebpte ipsroen ~ebenfals fir bas aIte afates
rtal ali Dem NIate nt9e9engenomrneu,
yes otedbt trgeno etnes ofer one Debate Nnaebote
surldSuiueiien, lpirb porbsbaIten.
,o.oo NJ. q. M1ctfiuS.
'2oO,H4,6.Sl @lcrt oes @ebauoes Snlptttors,
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Vie 9IlfIeutepon Baltimore inb Peineelaben, elmer
Seilahlnllin9- III Der Is uneortia:SaGe" aui Der
SicpeftsScfe Ger Central ; 9lpc, uus Ssnstte.
Strafe Sonnsrftua, Den 2. Nopcmbcr, inn j 5
llr aheno5 betJutEetel, inoem iuidti9e lie bCtrCfienoe
@e'ddite p~or9enOmmcH iucrocn.
Die Miid,leitc Dom DfIid,eu
-l20J-bD Stdhttbcilc.
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Balto. Biirger g6iiBen WcieaIdaff.

Die Ofitgliebcr lUoIcn lid 5ur bcutiae en- monotlifen
SSrlarlinlnn9 uno Domination Der 9eanttln re6t
Dor. 80
l260l Thanh ar,L -
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NeWari, us, 30 tt.-(Selbimorb-
oeriuf).) @inc So Sabre alte Oeutid)e 6rall,
9famens Natbarinag9cr, in gfr.6 60, 2iaietr.,
bra1te ith 9eltern Abcno 5piiten 6 nro I
llbr nit einem Reirmeiier Sipei tiefe S6nitt.
mnuoeit am 9alie bel, Weld)e 1ih ais t5btli1
~erluetien werren. Die Srau tuobnte nit H.
REM WIannc auein NIB mar III Sctse id)mcrer
uib ipie eS ifetnt, unbcilbarer &rartbeit lie.
bet1SnliiOc. 9as @bcpaar bate feline Stint
Nrr
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SAINT auten SxSiucn!
Nagen. Srnti9cs gSaiirn9ans.
Observation-Disclosures
Srfanututnhuun.

SbuVpNiNtN*
pente, mhittipod), Den 1. Huuem6er, Had1mtts
tags ubr. finbet Ole monotlite BE. ian1lnlino it"tt
luoSl Die 9erbrtcn 3amen ircunbIidi cin9cia6ern SinS..
kZbUl lInauffc RicI. q rir "a