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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26

Justice to worthy soldier impels US to con-
tribute our mite toward relieving the srxety Of
the numerous distant frienis OF General William
Henry Lawrence Of this city, who, through mis-
information, have been deceived init the unwiil-
ing belief that he WAS the defsullng United
States pension agent who recently decamped
from New York city. The deiauters name was
William Hudson Lawrence, and when his delai-
cation Was first discovered it wss announced,
naturally, by telegraph as Gen. Wm. H. Law
renee. As both generals served honorably in
the late war. it is well that the public sboall be
informed Of their exact status. General Willisn
Henry Lawrence, who may be found any dag as
customs inspector at Cunnard wharf, Bo ton,
entered the service as edjgtsnt Of the first Mass
achusetts regiment. and vas subsequently at
tsched TO General HOOkers staff. He has been
attached to the customs department since the
war, both in New York and Boston William
Hudson Lawrence, the defsu.er, was in the reg
ular army at the outbreak Of the war, resigned
to accept the colonelcy Of a New Jersey 1egi-
ment since the war has been employed by gov
ernment in the New York custom house, and re-
Gently received the appointment Of pension
agent.-Boston Transcript.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26

There is a sound philosophy, or rather physi-
ology in the practice Of pFeiacing 4 meal with
soup, especially to those who hurry from work
to dinner. " hen the body is weary tie stomach
participates in the general fatigue. and can not
bear the shock Of hastily msstica,ed beef. FOR
example. light soup strengthens the system
to receive ard be nourishei by more substantial
food.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26

Good temper is dependent upon good
health, good health upon good digestion.
good digestion upon wholesome well-prepared
food, eaten in peace and pleasantuess. A person
Of sensitive physique may be nursed into set
tied hypoehondria by living in close rooms,
where the sweet fresh air and sunshine are dc
terDinedly shut cut, and the foul air as deter
minedly shut in.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26
For the Free Press and Times.
Greeting 10 Gurinu

Sow he breath Of fresh Spring bre,zas
Warns 90 life the hidden germs.
whispers 20 the buds ard g-as.es,
ST.. ps - ki.s .hs s.sepi = ,uossss;
Bids ;Asl gs,se [, life. aad b-in-
IS al Offering all taoir beeltiss.
Tribute % the tsi "a pf,nt
l5.uuE olt 'nel:h frosty ulante
Bright eyed Crosus. rea-s her head.
Sees the tllip near her sleeping,
Nsds 20 Hyacinth her greeting
Floral beauties rich and rare,
Blooming meath tie genial sunshine,
Frosh'ning in the bAlmy air.
sprinsinz upward, verdaut grasses
Deck the lawn and dewy dale;
Brightly green, the carpet spreading,
Fit for dairy dance and treadiug;
LIT with golden starry flowers,
Such as bloom bright In the spring time
Glowing fair in Natures bowers.
Nature wakes her tuneful songsters,
Flowers ami lr-oks and birds rejoice,
All our groves and woodlands ringing,
With t-s melody Of fs.nsiu-,-
'urcst cfaTiu- they bring
Joyful strains anl lavish measure,
Tri7u,e 60 the lovely spring.
jericho. ". A"f.'i'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26

Vermont has the credit of being the only
State in which Nathan murderer o." has not
been arrested. 1t should be remembered, how
ever, that Nathan murderer differs entire
" from the murderer of Mr.. Esthan,-snd the
latter may yet be found in Vermont.-Boston
Trqreller.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26
ALL SORTS.

! in YOUR ticket To let you PASS through.
Lost ,sor bss hoe, d;s,ovo-el % Lo.r.,t;--
more tbsn :. Ie60-X >,
-
/ west tHsinIa mas D1'a ''s''el "y uAiis.ones as
lAi e As men eggs
Brick Pomeroy proposes to try again and will
sool wei Cleveland lady.
Il is said tie prs;tiest girls in Salt Lake City
marry Young.
4 yawn in COMPANY generally indicates A r.p
in c0uversatou.
,..-.ssos r,,,- t..r. ,... ..,...,,,- .. -...,...
eor.oors d-ss.;,,- sr,;,,;, ,,'l-S,s;-,.
"'''''4
- n 'y1T.su 5su'e ''A's ''''- elu--'ue
girl, with both her legs taken oil close 10
her body, sweeps a street crossing il London,
The wedding day appointed was.
6ne We-dins dress proyiiet'
5u. 6u. eIg .le We .i 4.ai NJ. eay at,'el
Brigba,, y,,r- is s,il t,v.l-.. 80 ,,,,b,-,-
liar f., f,, -
-, ..,
'o'.n oI'1A1e'1' 'i'9s.' I4''-'-s 10 sie-d 94''
N'1 U" "e'l'
New England produces nearly all the sus-
pelIers and glrters that are sold ia tall country
B. F. Tay,or thinks the oil singing fch19I
style Of c5urtin- the sweetest of ALL
7...i.-t.-...i r,.
''- ---
Ihe author OF "Ile Gates Aitr' = going 90
marry nice young clergyman thlt's beg sst
now
4 Chicago paper speaks of o female reporter
Oh rival since, smiling q sweet Smile shout
four inches across
California has aht!1.5l-- COLL fs-. save p. nor
cities. mo- women
,..-.
And lec5.l u.ai i..u-.
Ones d1-ers ami toes,
one 5 ears and one n-e
t-e ~ Nt 1'.esi =1'i1-s 'rrt@- o' tle
s1Ai-Se I-iie7 AS persons Wl5 "-ni tue otiei'
'u' can e-s" ''o1et'
Girls. never marry 4c-.o-. or Jay snl
aghtyou will Be tied 90 year fa'.-.
sikh has three hundred erl r..e.-v-asa io-
ha5itants. aui Int Que " them s1rr.-,s liusels
'.s
3-. "-i"' --- 'o
9''-'
RESTING Jewels is l1 ez ..-ira .ls.-y .u
Connecticut
G-sssb,rre-s 81 clouds s-a las.r.~i1- the
crops iu LIS Angeles county. Cal
.5.-.... ....t.l.-.i lax. ..r........,
u.f,.r.,..4 t.. .----. D -..... -.
.,. .s...
Al t-llel. ari--- -- A--ala D. course
.N'e.y painiel snow storm 81 naturally i1a.
le caught 'ii eoi i7 s.2 near % With
DIS c.'i -i
Ia1se wll have 10 'earui.- usually u-sa
int oi displaying the pegs .a .a... .allu.ez
llch, 90 be hung.
J..s..-,,..... man. t... ....-..s...l s...,-
r..s... fi--..r- rs ..-.. Dds .-..t ..'--
p..
'"' -' l-ise l'i-l.A -.'-''s-
As-Ileut in Western college 's afflicted
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26

h.aa- la'a gre Do longer stylish i'- dress,
'e-nE in us. oliy io- ordinary wear, except ios
'le a-i-.al taaue,s preiou -ai-nc.
The lud linen VIII b. much used fl- street
wear. and the furnishing houses display very
stylish suits, the only question j.. will the ruff
D IS. tlls plating ana ei-ir- look wei sf.er
Washing ueF fabric is called chsmbartcr,
composed ot linen su3 cotton. lt Is fox GUNNER
suits iu delicate brown tuts
Tho nov s.yfs. IN t.rrs,. ,,, rs-,--;-.. and
r.,,,.t sl-,;--i r.. +ls -i.t-ass ,r ,.,.srii ,-5
tss-el5I ,-r,r-ae.s.- of r.-,,r,s and 3.ver. i,rs
s,l r,Et.- sti.1 sr. ,g-s,,b,I ,-..,-5 Tho
crowu-tae RAISED froat usually having no
trimmings ou the outside, bgt with a full ruche
Of lace and small garland Of flowers upon the
infiie.
The olI-fssbio8si e.'-,s are helm, revived
and ,.-v r--b some of f-Hs-, 's-. ,I-,,.s rog,i
having beea s, l7ur f.rv.ttsn fbst fbav darn
rr-..7 rs rs sa,oe-tin.. fres5 a-I ors,,r, ANON,
these are rich brown win rbe sbts7 af 81 ,,.jer
mist ur,1 the eur,,,a and g, Is-l t-,e;sb ,-ear
A shade of f1Ysb c.-.1 :. v.rv ts,,t;f-7 AMI
r..b ,eb;to .sco vi, -ri., II ,-..t s,5s,,;r.-y
Frer.b -rsv is b.uis.-.a and 81 ,gtfa. al min.
color is vs~r olt A pap and ,se,,l;s, tint ;s
s..bs ,.-., ~ tts MI. =, l,b,s 49, e.,i,i.
all. B., .i.-b f.- .,.-,.is--.r,s go,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26

A FIsHERMAS's APcsTEoPHE To 7HE ANFR1-
CAN FLAG.-As the Greenland feet were getting
underweigh a few days since in our barber,
Capt. Hamilton, Of the schooner Thorwalsden. A
native Of Denmark, few the Danish flag st the
fore, with the stars and stripes at the maintoo-
mast. That's grand old f.g,r said be.
pointing to the flag of Denmark, "but God bless
the stars and stripes that's the flag for me /;
under its folds can earn more money, and the
poor man has better chance than under any
dag that hoats.'' Men Of willing hearts and
strong right arms should make note Of this
Cape finn -ffrerfiser.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26
NEWS GLEASINGS.

-AsniAhl, the nome oil Henry Clay, for $4,000
The Marquis Of Lorne has purchased til
property Of the Cunard line in Halifax, Nov:
Scotis
NJ. W. Pomeroy, better known as Brick, wal
married last night to Mrs Lousa N. Thomas
sir. Pomeroy's present to his bride was S75,-
600 cash
doctor all broken cut with the small poz
was caught by an Inspector going the rounds Of
the patients at New York on THURSDAY, who
promptly bore him of to the hospital, but not
till he had made considerable work for other
doctors probably.
William Ruii, Nes York porter, qusrreled
with his wife, and threw her out Of the third
story window The murder was discovered by
the neighbors, who hesrd the Boman's cry as
she fell When they reached the tenement house
in which the tragedy occurred they found the
door locked, hut IN short time the murderer
came to the door and tried to escape The
woman died.
Adolph M0ak Of Dubuque, iust dead, was
vealthy and eccentric. lie drove q span Of
grays that cost s., 800 in gold, and under the
seat of the carriage was sn ice-ehest in which be
carried wines snd provisions, so that he could
dine whenever he chose.
Some Methodist clereymeu recently visited St
Simon's island near Brunswick, Ca, to photo
graph the venerable live oak under the branches
Of which John Wesley. the founder Of fMeihoiism.
preached his frs; sermon IN America, ani It j.
/ probable ib,t the picture Will be engraved on
stee! and offered for sale
The celebrated peach orchard in Baatan Hs--
Dor, Michigan, formerly belonging 10 Martin
/ Green, now Of Chicago, WAS giriied The other
night for the fifth time. The miscreant who does
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26

In order to amuse the children on Sabbath.
lady was engaged in reading from the Bible
the story of David and Goliath, and, coming TO
that passsge in which Goliath so boastngly and
de6sntly dared the young STRIPPING, alitte chap,
almost in his first trowsers, said, "a Sister, skip
that, skip that he's blosing want to know
who licked ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26

Do "GESrLENEN - SWEAR we think not
Leaving out the question Of morality. as mat
ter Of taste and refinement, we think NOT. How
cheap an accomplishment is swearing spv
vsgab0nd in the street, or the tap-room. can
Guido you at it, in two minutes any berpar at
your area door, disappointed Of mis- usual crust
any unreasouing cartman, who is indignant At
his lame horse for not being sound one. In
fact, swearing is, and always Las been the chosen
vocabulary ofignorance, yulgarity and brutality,
the world over.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26

Ifyou receive triaing injury, doa't be aax-
ious to avenge it, Let 1t drop 1t is wisdom
to say little respecting the injuries you have
received.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-26
Inc Coming Boating Carnivals in New
brunswick and Nova Scotia.


-1Hoiler Match betirsea the TINE and 81.
J9hH Crews.-A F0ur-oqTef Race in
Haiygr for $1,000 and The Champion
ship Of the UOrM
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-11

The prospect before Burke and Cock
erell may be summed up thus: First,
they will be tried by the United States
for robbing the mail by force of arms,
and if found guilty will be hanged.
Second, they Will be tried by the same
authority for killing a mail agent or
carrier, and if found guilty Will be
hanged again. Then they will be
turned over to and tried by the State
for the murder Of Poor. and if found
guilty will be hanged a third time.
Then again they will be tried as ac-
cessories to the murder of PiXley, and
if found guilty they will be hanged
the fourth time. And last and least,
they will be tried for State Prison
breaking and sentenced to prison for
from one to ten Years. As they We're
probably not present at the killing OF
Morrison and Mono Jim, they may
get out of that scrapc.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-11

8 I rRf!Ft sB|.lblfIlHIt In Ny BIlE~t4N ffRf
5Ilth. at 10 o'clock a. m.
>CIENrIFIC.-The philosophical ''lo-
cal'. of tha Entarnr.,a han D.OuiIIa.
mas "N'!'ceH " ne" 'neoiS' ana pre-
diets a phenomenon heretofore con-
sidereI a chemical ard physical i'm
,~o-iLii,r m.nxi.,i J.
sion may annaar In r,r- he writes
a though he had old Allen summer
!Ielt !'"l III ms
INK fire and wafer Ca,tina hi, mind,
eve around his mental hcriZon. lit up
bv the lurii glare of the great cOntla-
gritious Of Phoebe. Virginia., san
Francisco and Chicago. he predicts
that after these great fires We NAV ex-
poet great tiouds-next Winter or
Spring. oh. that mine cotemporarv
would write a book. onfit!el: ..What
| Know About Prophecy and the Ele-
mautst"
y PICTURE. Deputy Warden II.
CIair-sittiu- in the business Office Of
a >"dthed SIDE. one loot sPIlt open IN
the bottom and The other badly mash
ed. both heavily bandaged and redo
Iant Of arnica his Iafr hand nia3aJ
with cnurt-rLasta and aunnyb ntth,f
material on his ri~ht arm tn master a
whole court house. each red hair nj
MS "ep>Ieflah mead resting upon It's
tha rlIsh ~ i've Ionr nnnrtsMiaSiar,
fingers thrC" III this flaming capillary
jungle like the rush OF a hurricane
through Il burning notwithstanding
to read as is his duty a letter written
in Chinese by a Celestial convict. to
ue ~ ~ -Al otii' E>4'' tal>ol ny.
fur of healthy iuterpreters
,-
o'H H0Nh'-Ah 5eHIielii"n WHO
drew the capital prize II the PlacerVIlIe
informs MS that nearly the
in thi, State. This is ENCOURAGING and
there is no reason whvall of II, shouId
not draw valuable prize. BROOKLYN.
Alameda county. Cal. will give away
S5n oOO in rold coin on tho III Of a.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-11

ThermOmetrical observations. made from
hn'cioCk Il. m. 10 d o'clock p. m, by K.
{. G~uIraIo, druggist, etc, No y South
Carson street:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-18
5hiif8unhrihfen.

VIZ Der 6ttuna @onroe, Ya.. famsn eeTttru
FolSenes aaa Baltimore b,ftimmte Tnbr5eu0s
Uoraber bic 8artsI rAnOss" pDn Giostpool,
sGlentstt' BON UtnIaau uno ANNA W(taanS
BON anorOian; Die Sriagg sGOncs5ione7 bon
Palsrmp uno sNuroraA BON WeTttn6ien, Ionic
Der S9ooner uGtban Naen" oon sbtuoab.r.
Die Sria9 EW. Bilbslmins" isBslte am 8,
Mtdrj BON Wlobile, AIG, na9 @ambur9 oh.
Der S9oonsr IS. 9. Ro8ers." @apt. Dit
ttntoH, isgsite am s. Wldr8 con Watan5as
bierbsr abs
I'm "a, Gebruar itad' Die Erigg sRomarts, "
Capt. Craig, BON Aiplnpaa nad Der Suisl
Ranaiia In Ste, nm DaisibIt nit WuanD fur
Baltimore bsfradtet gu tuerhen.
bon 9abnnna brad am Z. MdrJ Der 5000
iter sWfarp ann MtGann," Capt. gBbitmore,
uno en- folsenoen Sage bic Sri99 sYrairis
Sirb,+ Gapt. Gatopsa, rad Baltimore auf.
Sie en9li9e Barrie sSpln 8oulton, Capt.
5tnOiop, it9tlts am %. Jtbruar bOn RiO be
y Giro bitrber ab.
ale enaltide Barrie pJoispbire.' Gapitdn
Stan. traF am Is. Wt6r3 BON bier in 3aliIar,
NeusS huttlano, elm.
Der 8ampftr sImtrjta," Capt. Siaups,
trat g~eltern ieins 6abrt BON bier na9 SGpars
nab, @so., an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-18
SIrIrus grrihf.

Die atfrtetn s6rIen.gsrfduFs tJGrsn bitr iOi9tnot:
1857 @OIn, gttp ,Dort, 1Il% 100 aittGn Der gUtGrh.
unb l1saanics' NhtiuraaI'Eohp.S 94a 10000 BbIts
e~afiDnrn Der .WtatieitG' unb Gine. : Balm" l. SQp.,
g2S 1000 Ditto, 2. Spp., S8M 1000 Ditto, 2. 3pp
RahuH. DbtiqntIoHrn. 6,proJ Sob. 90; 1900 DO. {. 9sr
s9B; 2500B bligaiiortu pera 6rurgt'AI = s8abH. @brrte
Ser, 81; 100 Ditto. 4. Ser, ~ 1000 rsait, ale Birgntns
grAirr 52X 1860 Ditto 52S ; 1000 Ditto 52S zOO0
Ditto 53.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-18

Gunfs8 orhelun9en 9eBsn bsuts 5u GnOe. IS
IInben atpsi Boraelunaen itatt, Die cine 9tahs
mttta8s, Die anosrs Abtnos. SH Griterer
tOmm,n Die Wsltpunoer (Bpramioen, 8siup
II. I. ~, in Der anoern Die romantiihen Bar
ten Sriano's 5ur Barftsqung. Sie unters
baltun8en 0ts 3rn. Grompsn babsn orei ggos
den binoura ben unerb6rteftsn GrTolg aehabt
uno 3%tutifsln mir ni4t. ba6 aud Die beiosn
4bi1leoss Yorfieaungen .au6erorssntti4 ftart
brSu6t Isin mtrhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-18

ungrrtfte 8irali9. Ballet unS SdatGmtweus
3ruppe, aus IL gerfpnen bGleteup, c]n9aairt;
ie ietttf Siauuensperibfs; ttre 6nurtfrafle
fine Die 6tis 6ant0ld, emile nm Stats ST
rally, lGptt SIS. Snlre uno 9Otpi9 Stralg,
Ole goraeLung rDetplther @ltlttrcl5 Sat Bl
srCBen Setfaa gefuRten, ais pae il; ntttnph
cine @oht pbidon NIT heuem &rt8ram>
NE - beibebatIcn neroen ipGte.
Den SmluD btiptt bd8 reue Gee. Saau'
iptel: ng8ieper eatetn" pper p0eS G%etntanns
8ilftebr."
Wtttpph unb Spmabenl limb Nahmtttaa5
fir 5dmtlten Gpgtlelm9n, 6rcitag @heno
fir 0dmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-18
Gin Der ,Gentra1.NaQe.a

@r. %, Roros ap StraBe,
finoet Montas Abenb srn gsusfij far Die
s8balia- cine Sbsat,rs WorttIung NIT oblis
gatem 3anatrdnSden latt. Beatbsn tpiro bic
3sattige RdOer'l6e BoTe sWeni6enfsinb uno
SsienbinotrA ooer rgGabrbeit, nnr Q8abrbettl"
Wan lam ben 8eiuaern in Der Shat einen
rsat anftdnbi8en unb pergnil9ttn AbenO pers
fpredhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-18

@5- Sier;te Sabre @rfabrana
babtE bic gigeniTafisH BON Or. QBrtar' 8
BatiaU bon iUilDer RtrIasn erprobt, uno IS
1T nun eua.mein anerfannt, baB er 6as bette
5silmtttsl 1T fir 3ungsnlbtl. inDsm TT bas
gonse 6slo BON elmer lei6ten @tIdltuna bis
Su ObaiGer aus5ehruna umfaBt. g8Gre es
ni3t lue4en Oisisr SsrOHnits, 10 tpdrt ct loon
ldnaf obne Gsb.ns5eiaen osrI&Dunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-18
Yin nnierr auBmSrtiotu @ubirri6rntcuI

~" "'TN"" "D"'''UF" ~"~TFNt"t'FFW'
SdlhntIi4s 6ubitribrnter ..auF uniers tdoItds unO
tp6hsntIide Gus8abs, tueIae nod int 8ttIdtanoe fub
baben I'M 2anfs Der lebtsn Gage tbre SlednInssn Just.
iaidt srbaItsn. Steisnt8en, iueIas uricrs Wabnuus
anberidTati8t Iafer. mi Ien sttodrtisen. baB mad BEN
l. 8ebrlar bic 3uIerbuus bes 8Iattss ~sin8sTeat wIrb
Q7u.M) Der perauS9ebtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-18
ErnunlinPff.

I'm %. Stposnbsr 1870 burh PaHor Wtulan15 70 M
.. DOper nit 18artbd a. Sd,Ilj. 8stoe 8a!tis
niDrtr.
Am 10, Wdrj burh BaFor Edtib Sriesritb 1riis
ner init H8iIbrlmtne StniadA, BttOe BON bur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-18
acknowledgements.

Wtr MAIDEN Das muliflttbenbe BubIifurr
unierer Staot ipieosrbolt barauf autmerfiam,
oaB Disnfta9 uno Mliitnod Sr. Sbeooor
Sbpmns NIT isiner b.riibmten Sapeae bier
eonatrtttt. Sie tntbufaiiiht aufnatme,
wslde bic eminenien 2eitungen berielben bel
ibrsr iebtsn Hnptienbeit bier fanSen. ftaert
aud i.bt tpieber eine eifri9e Sbsilrabme bes
pub1tfums, utb Der 3ubrang su Wegaffrep's
Ruftalisn Sanblung, in tu,lh,r SiBe beItat
ip.roen i6nneu. 1T isBt itDn isbr fart. Wir
tpitberbolen baber uniere MabHung, rsdtseitig
SiBs au fhern.
Or. Sbomias bat isit Ieintm leBten 5ierIein
ben Wefea bsiudt. uiib ieins Belle 1T In Der
Sbat einem Sriumpbsuge aleih aemsien.
Somobl tiber bas Srh.fier, pie aber Die 9,ias
niiin, SRI. anna Wtblia, iprsten ptftlide
gldtter NIT einem pabren Gntbufiasmus.
Sneenl mir auf ole b.tr,ifenoe Innonee bins
tpeifsn. btben mir aus BEN 9rosramrte fur
ben erttn Abeno ioleen6e Yiectn berDor !:
antsretto aus Der 8. S%Dmptonie BON Sesibos
ben; GnnSert BON gBtbtr (Gpus 10y BON SRI.
Weblis unb Srdeit.r; Quartet s@ott erbalts
Gran3 ben Gaiier" (Strei4 : Snitruments),
Serenaoe (Sl6te unb Gprnef) u. (. I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-18
BUR 8eacatuua fur &AnetSer,

Die beftsn BrsiIe perosn fir n,ue Su6s
NbFdle aaer Writ 8s9sben bel 9aoio s..
Sbannpn q 90 nj p, u r. "a n b Sc,
2eeftraBe. (37-l :
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Sie v2afaDette q Rr. 200, 8. 8.
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9aae" an GaDsttetr. ihr ertes StiItungsfsfl
NIT einsrH i~Dlennen BaGe; bic Wtu5t liefert
Capt. 9ofnann's Gapsls. uno bic Jreuosn
Der 8atsl ipenoet Capt. 9siuti9 &uopig nit
gefuobnter GOulan5.
Die s. ortunas2o9 Wr. |, II. 8 &.
g. 8iebt Roatas Abeub in Der ,Ne6anitss
9ales on 0sits Gapetteiir. ibrsn aipeitsnMa
fenbaa. Der arpBe Mnorang BON 5reunoen
bieier S6Deierloee su bersn 8eranteungsn
ldBt baloiae Ssi6affung sints Gihtritts bilets
b6dft rdtblia eriheinen. Capt. Bitt bot Die
Gieferuns bes ShrsnlhmauIss ibernommer.
BET 9rn. GarlBhttner Ode Der @ap=
uno 8iobls: Str, tperben Wontag absno stuei
tu.rtbbole Silbcr ausasIpielt. uno babel elm
trsitlittr SmbiB nit Dem beliebten iernissn
Sbrtier'ihe Siere aufaetiidt.
ny Or. U. 500, BON Wr. 20. Norbs
Sonarbfr., ole &abialsS ptnbsr ribmli9ft
betannt, bat ieinsR Wirtunssfreis na6 BET
Wirtbihaft Der Sbenpatos Spbf9en 8rnuerci
In Nr. Z. GaluertonsRpao, psrts9t uno lib In
Der fur3sn 3sit feines 6ortieins bereiss oiels
5reunbe ertDorben.
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EpOesfGue.

I'm 16 GRGrl Or. Sob. G.. @lper, GIteasr Subn
bts oerIorb,ntn EptIipp gtptr.
Vim 10. Tdrl Mlfrsb 8, ltGmann, iluaT.r soba
BON Benjamin j. uno btnrtttta %. ugmann, 3 Sabre
I Wlonatt uno 10 Iage alt.
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@r Our 9siIun8 bot Saften, GrFdts
tuna ooer raubem Sale 8tbrau9t
8rODn'8 8rOndtal ErO&eS.
(Epp, TO- a. z ,uubtp. ,6Ifts)
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Wrtrn WeihIntt

unIere in 6olssS Der tdgli9 fiA me9renbtn
BtrbrsttuH9 bes 8laites tDa1isnos Anseigens
patronage n6ibiat uns bsute our 6srausgabt
zines grtra SsibIattes. Sci Der GsI'esnbeit
btmtrten mir, baB mir srbtblide 8;rbtisruns
gen uniersr 3titunR bsabiiHtiaen, um oieielbs
INNER rtebr Der CUNT unisrer aabLreiGtn
5rsunbs anBupai fen uno BEN pi.lia9en NniOr:
Oeruu9eu Rersht ~ tper6en, Die man init 9tedt
Seitens oes Yublitunis an uns Itent. Den
Is orr.Ippnosnten'b oatpm men unIsren renonts
mirtsiien enaliihsn Sn9esbldttsrn sbenbiirtia
uno ebenIo unentbrbrIih gu MAIDEN, lpar felt
iebtr unitrs Huf9abs, unb in uuitrn Ssitrts
buHasu, oitlss 3ieI fir Elm beuiiGts Slatt Su
srreihen. iperOen mir nin1mtr ernliOen.
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Gteuer'9 Department,
SfabtFafirerSsB uredn,l

BnlttHoet. ben 2. WdrJ 1871.
pletInit tpirN hftdnut aentdd1t. bah. rotnu bic
IteliFru duf Ha6foI9eno aree8sbtnes Gtatutbum ni&t
bts ibdfeScns eeH 90. Mdri beiabIt fRb, i'd bic
gBetiuua babe. bitItIbe auF BEN 3luana stpcge burb
Nuspf0noung ober 8eriauf einJutreiben.
T0Utes II. g3nrupn GtnhtfaEHrfr
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Moibcr'C Sbepu,

UT. I, 9nbsSfepettd 4 T.
Das Yrpsran,r, sntbalt tieie Mphe aufer
peritiebenen neuen interefanten gsuplets unt
IGnsen Elm Dueit aus DMartba," Gin
lhadterner 9lebtaber," s5eSmann Qerp aus
Meferts" u. (. IL. Seben Ibenc sum @1iuTe:
u9ebriunsenfrette,~ Shpanf NIT @,efane
tn l 1fte. Srl.'Tprter bat gang peue GU
den fur ttrt 0eidngspprtrdge in store.
Wer eintge Stunpen%tenbs gcmuttltd nrS
anfaneis unierba!ten ieIn Mil, Der beiu9t
bas vSteen!A
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Sm Ralenber Ses TrDntftra6em.
xbeafere
mub bteie MGhe ais SeniatiDnssg Bohe Be-
setdnei pe,bea. Sr. CHM bat bic teratmte