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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-04-05
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THE NATION
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DENTON HOTEL.
w. f. PIATT, Proprietor,

BENTON, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
FrIs we'll known House having been put in
Thorough repair Is now open for the reception OF
visitors. No pains have been spared To ensure
uhe perfect comfort OF guests, The proprietor
also runs a Stage from the Hotel to BloOmsburg
and intermediate points on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday OF each week. Jan IlS7l
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Miscellaneous.
N L N T 1 s T Il Y.

II. G. HOVER. DENTIST,
Respectfully offers his professional services TO
the ladies and gentlemen of Bloomsbury and vi
cinity. He is prepared to attend to all the vari.
GUS operations In the line of his profession, and
ls provided with the latest improved PORCELAIN
TEETH which will be inserted on gold plating
silver and rubber base to look MS well sthe nat
ural teeth. Teeth extracted by all the new and
most approved methods, and all operations on
the teeth carefully and properly attended to.
Residence and Office few doors above the
Court House, same side.
bloomsbury, jan l7l--ly
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JUSTICES BLANKS.

We now have on hand a large neatly printed
assortment OF JUSTICES and OONSTABLhS
BLANKS, TO which We invite the attention OF
these officers,
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THE GREAT MAGICAL
I A L II Il O IL q e II (!

VIII force beautiful set of Whiskers or Mus.
taohe, IN from two to three months, on any per-
son over twelve years old, 1t is one of the best
preparations to make the whiskers grow that
ever was known. One bottle of II Is sufficient to
produce very strong beard. II does not in any
way stain or injure the skin Try it IL is no
humbus, Price 35 cents per bottle. Sent by
mail post paid to any address, on receipt Of
price. Address WILLIAM O. WAGNER,
AIendtsville,
ang.l l.ly. Adams County, Penna
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President Jud0e-WILLIAM ELwELL. . a.,
associate Judges-IRAM DERk, ISAAC b. MON
ROE
Iroltonotary, dc.-RuDoLPH II. R1NaIER.
Register & Recorder-W ILLiAMSoN u. JACoBY'
District 1uorneU--JAMES BRYsoN, JR.
SheTiH-AARON smith.
iSfDTeUOT--ISAAC DEWITT.
7reustyer--W WILLIAM LAMoN.
Cb1iDifsSiOucTs- tYRUS ROBBINS, II IRAN j.
REEDEH. WILLIAM SHAFFER.
Commissioners Clerk-WILLTAM KRICKBAUM,
AUdtorS-U. j. CAMPBELL, DANIEL LEE.
CHARLES CoSHER
COrOneTI-CHARLEs q, MURPHY.
JtID ntfSStonerS-IsAAC MCBRIDE, JOHN NC
ANAL.
County S1,pcrtniendtnt-CHARLEs @. BARKLEY
Blocm Poor DiStrict-DirectorR, S. II. MILLER
WILLIAM KRAMER, Bloomsburg and JOHNSON
lKELIR Greenwood, CHARLES CONNER. Sec'y.
Bloomsbury Official Directory.
BioomsJurg Ranking Co.-JoHN A. FUNSTON
President, II. II. GRoT2, Cashier.
Etra National BdHk-CHAS. IL. PAXTON, Prest I,
j. Il. TUSTIN. Cashier.
Columbia County Mutual Saving Fttnd and loan As
socintton-E. II. LITTLE Pres't., c. W. MILLER
SecH,
bloomsbury BiaidtnQ and Sopino Fund Assoctd-
uon-WM. PEACOCK, Pres't., j, b. Robson, Sec
Bt0onSbUrg Mutual Saving Fund Association.
]. j. BRowER, President, &. q. BARKLEY, Sec'y.
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Hotels.
NEONTOUR HOUSE
lA RUPERT. PA.

WILLIAM BUTLER, Proprietor,
This House having been put in thorough repair
~ now open for the reception of guests. No
rains will be spared to ensure the perfect COM
Bort of the travellers. The Proprietor sollcits a
share of public patronage. The bar will be
stocked at all times with fine liquors and cigars.
iaOl'7I
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III G. HOW Err,
has opened frst-class
BOOT, SHOE. HAT CAP, AND FUR Sron E.

at the old stand on Main Street, bloomsbury a few
doors above the Court House, His stock IL com.
posed OF the very latest and best styles ever offer
ed to the citizens of Columbia County, He can
accommodate the public with the following goods
at the lowest rates. Mems heavy double soled
stoga boots, mems double and single tap soed
mems fine boots and shoes OF all grades. bows
double soled boots and shoes of all k inds men IS
glove Kid Balmoral shoes, mems, womens boys's
and misses lasting CATERS, women's glove Kid
Polish very hne ,women's morocco Balmorals and
calf shoes, women's very fine kid buttoned gait.
ged and sewed. fS
He would also call attention 10 his fine assort.
ment of
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ATS, CAPS, FURs AND NOTIONS.

which comprises all the new ana popular vari-
cites at prices which cannot fail to suit ALL These
goods are offered at the lowest cash rates and
WIN be guaranteed to give satisfaction. a call
Is solicited before purchasing elsewhere aB II is
believed that better bargains are to be found
than at any other place in the county.
Jan III
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M q. w. Ii. SHOEMAKER, dealers in dry
NJ goods, groceieries and general merchandise
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Cnlnmhia County Official Directory.

executed with neatness an
llannlch nj rnnsnnnhle rnlea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29
Saltlrmprer Siebntarft.
t6ar ben'r0 entlten @orrelponoentcn" berihtet;'

tiSlr 6enrSeutlGeH 9orrelponoentcn" ~oetltntet.)
- Baltimore, ben q. Utdr3 1872
Der 9eitri9e Nfortt ~er0finete siemli6 tebbait uno
bic Yreiie Don leBrer gSode bielteH cine 3etrlaH9
on, ieoob mad, uno nadl ipuroe bG5 @efdhd1t Hauer
uao am Sdinile fselen ole yrstlc um = DIS z. S.e
mittleren uno serln9eren Sorte1 erbielten Ole lnetlte
Nta6fra9e mo ctui9e CUTE Stiide ipuroeu 5u3A ois
73S ~uertQuit. Die NualttIt Der 3ufubren mar beiler
ais teste ISOLDE.
Ser ReIt Der 3ufubren fpuroe beute Wor9en nit
serin9er 8rei5uerdHoerun felt 9eitern a%b9eleet.
Son Den 3uiubren rperoen etuu 100 Stud %oItfD6rts
9eben, obne bier an9sboten 5u peroen.
Sie Rreiie tir S61en D%ariirten, pte t0t9t: bette
Sorten 6 bis ia Gents, i'm augemeinen So bis 6
@ts., Iur mittlere ODER quite (fair) Gualitat a bis 54
@cnts. Sir orbiR1re oiirre iuR9e Sttere, Shlen uHo
Sorten = bis Gents. A%a9emeiner .Durdihntttss
Yrets be5 beuti9en Wiarfte6 ga Cts; GuBcrite Breis@
raten so bis ia Gts.; Ole MISUNDERSTANDING 9el1a9sH 5u
. big i Gents. Son Der 3uiubr famen 453 Stiid
MEN, aus Wtiiio urt, Ga aus SatHot5 2t2 aus
Gennlptbanien 2l8 aus Niarplano, aus 9ennele
uno aus Dem OiItritt Columbia. @ei0mlnte
gBo9ensufubr91 5titf Qeete 4o6e 962, in Der Dor
folnen rs Staf Ginopteb in Die Sdrbe BON SaIto
Sleii6er;n IA luuroen BON SpefuIonten iar Wtdrtte
i'm Often. l51 BON gSajhinatonz uno 4aRapoliS: 9dno'
Tern uno II pom SanobdnOlern 9enonIrien.
SIN 9anSen Duroen oieie Wot5e 1851 Stit1tnboieb,
leete &ode SOB, in Der Garaue(lpo4e pon 1871 700
ab9eieBt.
6eoeuteuoet i'm 4dule Der lstten, als Die Der Sor~
node, bic gtafirG9e jeoot nur ihuab, IN Sol9e
Sefien Die Breiie I'M d @ents ftcIen. GSir uotiren
fir Sdtueine 64 bis Z pro 1008funo Itettoz@elpidt.
@lnige before Sorten bratten etruas pobere Yreiie,
bel Dent9er ytdbira9e.
Oteie 8o6e betrus Die 3uiubr 96i0, Iette @ohe
52i4 uno in Der oorldbrisen RaraIisl : @ohe 1920
Stif.
Sdaafe.-g s erfotgte nur cine idtuade 3u-
iubr, Die @erlnqite felt ranger 3tit. @ute Sorten
Der6iieben in buter Radira9e un5 bradten in 5olae
Selen d Cts. b01erer YreiS. gSir nOtiren 6% bis
* Gents tr CUTE uno "a bis 81 Cts. pro @roB iii,
ieinere Sorten.
Sorratb oieIe ggo6e 79l Stiif, 1ettc gBode 1888,
an Der 8araleI>g Sohe pom 1871 22J7 Gtid.
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GtaStratbs : GerbanDlunsen.

SIM erten 3meige le9te Sr. Settler cine
Sfferte oe8 Us. S. 8irf Dor, Der Staot Iiir
$4,000 eln % bel 264 SUB groBes @runo<
ltiif an Der Benniploaniaz4ueHne fIr Staotz
@oqess,3 rpede 5u oertaufen.
Ser 8rdlOeut legte ben Sabresberi6t beS
"Harbor and River Relief-Board" Dor.
ST.. Sing iibergab cine Serorbnung 5ur
Niucairung, uno BilaIterung Der Gbaieitr.,
spilden llsquitbitr. unO SarforbzI penue.
llebermleien.
Gin SeiAluB be8 Srn. @reenfielS, bic
areu3z SlleSplatten oil Der @de Der Sremont=
unO 6apettetr. 81 repartren, fano annabme.
Cine Dtittbeilung be8 DtaDor5 Sei9te letne
gsnchnllgung uerl1leoenerS ~erOronun9en unO
82i1litie an.
Som ~5usiten 3ueige sing ell gsidluB
ELL, neue 6lle6platten Oil alien &reu5plnftcn
Der Hratt., Spilden @barle5itr. mo Der
Bride, 81 le9en. lleberulelel.
Gbeulo cine SerorOnuug 5ur @onOemni=
ruug uno Sefuuug Der S%bomplon., 5pi=
ideH 6rienOihipz nnO SOrretltr. Hallirt.
9r. 9u9beS reiAte cine Seroronung Elm,
meidle uorldrelbt, baB ale Werft.S ccupau=
ten oil Der Stgbtlr. cine Sdlfte iDrer Sruttoz
@tnuabmeu in Die StaDt &aiie 5ablen louen,
i'm interchangeable aber Der Dtapor iie bon
ben YierS ~palaSea ioQ. Dem 9aI len Gomite
%iibermleleu.
Sr. Dtilrop reitlte einen Sei9IuB ein, ge<
piiie Yapisre i'm Setreff Der Seiinung Der
Yurlibitr. aus benz 8eSltrators> Unite suriids
su5teben.
0r. Seim reihte cine 9eroronlna sur Gre
n~ennun9 Don 5mei @runObeiiesaiieforen nit
eiuem @ebalte bon je s14Oo pro Sabr eiH.
llebernieleu.
Die SerOrbnung, ben Ramen Der Ne9iiiers
inYtc0 ouougbitr. gu peruanbeln, pailirte.
SIN 5weiten 3wei9e iiberreidte Sr.
8hite eiue @lugabe Geo. $. 81. 9Dfter's,
porin Die @rrlbtung zines 0ammes an Ell
uem 9emiien Yuutte bon Sones' 6daeH alIs
gerltbeu miro.
Die SerorOnuus sum Ba6ten eires@runO=
fiides anf Der @de ber 6epublican< unO
Saratogalr. YebuiS @rri6ting elnes 9feu,
baueS fir bic @lementaridule SCR. Is rpuroe
augeuOmmen.
ibr. OfiGs riei bic gerorDuuug, tpelbe ben
9sbalt bes GbefsSn9enieurs Der Seuerpebr
auf $1,000, ben Der pills : Sngenteure aui
s14O0 erbDbt, aui; mar nabm fe an.
tSierauf muroe Die neue Soue8' SdaezSer>
o%rbnung ablGnittspeile me1ter %er0rtert, tbetl.
ipeiie amenoirt uuo i1lieblt9 e%intlmmi9 aH-
9euommen.
8eioe i3meise pertaster fi6 bis Dienfsa
Na9mittag.
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Observation-Disclosures

3reisseribtii r 8 altimorez9 ountn.-
Gomiontotpn, ben %. Wtdra. -tSoroen Gtt6z
tenn @eors geuott unb Sames ,. @atters.l ggm
&. Cuttings & Sobn Sapes, Oie6Hahl 5pei aRtlos
anna GebeGa scanilsln, ausriff NIT s4ldserei;
nad Dem Baltimorer Criminal Gertdte petle9t. =
SbaDra6 Kemp uno 9oniorten iutoer 8rn. Gnior
uno anoere; e er3ielt Der ald9er Den .9etishtliben
@ablbesirte pon Saitimore.@ ountp 5u D~ertaufen.
Common 8leao. ert1 - tBor Nihter
@arep.) Sobn Stem uno anbere plDcr etdrt ..
Sapioion, Slase aut Changing bon eommlnions=
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geutfdbeS Ebeater int eer uSon=
corota."

Die Nboruement8zS oritcQuugen fin0 null'
mebr bis CUR e~ilfteu oor9eriidt, psl9e auf
beute QbenO augeieet lift. @egeben pirO
bas mad einem frar5oitiden Stofie bearbei-
tete, an ergrciienOen Scenen 10 reif)e ~fiiniaf-
ti9e Sdauipiel yMarie anue, Elm @eib aus
Dem golfe." Die Stolen iiuO mieoer ror5lg'
iid beiebt, unO ba iih Der @pfluS bieler all
erfanut trefilifen SOrtelluu9en ieiuem Gube
matt, 10 io0te, per tie nod nidt beiu1t Fat,
Dies nunnlebr nahbolen; lper weiB, menr
mir bier pieoer cine 10 9epiegene Grippe BET
jamnen ieben!
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Gie %ita1ienifdie Sper

Mit ntbt 9"criNger spanning iiebt man
benz auf Den abeuO be8 l. Npril in Der y@orI
corbia" angejel9teu Debit Der italieniideu
Spcr ent9egeu. gtidt uur miro bic beriibmte
Sanaerin Ril5ien gaitireu, %lonoern auBer an'
Oeren au83e3eihueten &rGfteu meroeu mir audy
ben Genoritcn .@apoul, Sri. @arp, SRI. Econ
0uuaQ &C. befommeu. Sorldutg fluO pier
Spern 9tbenoe auge5eigt. Ser Ssrtauf Der
Siapte fir reicroirte Siee finpet 5ur GET in
Ntc@afrep'8 Notwithstanding, ga!tiuO=
rrItr., itQtt.
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Gin Ser ..Snrnhauc.n

SIT. 81, % i zB0Itl m0rettr.I
>uirb Wontag. ben i. 4prtl, Elm aro8er Slter=9au alb
9ebalteu. g9ie thinner, lit auh oie5mdl ous Irrans
9ementss IS omit DieieS Scenes aus Ntdnnern 8uilm.
mergeiest, luelde iuh in hieier Srante idon Sor
unit rlaicn, ale 6reunoe zines ioGaen Ser9Hi9en;
bterauI autmerfiam gu MAIDEN.
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GrifchI Nrnhi Irei!

9ieIss, oas Niotto oler oeutihen Guru .Sereine
| btesIeits mo ienieits oe5 SSedHs, bat bisher bel al@
len pom 5uruerr uerantnItetCn 6cfen, iuel9eu gta:
men Tic AID truacn, tets Die oole 9ettrn9 erldr4t.
Gs In oarum nitt n0tbig 5u erfudhnen, Dag auD Die.
les bel Der pom rSaidnette SurusSSsreine" Gui
Wfontde, 8. april, in ZEN eroBen SGale Der "Neru.
MlIem6lu=Jtoom5" peranitaltCten "Fancy-Dress- and
| Ciril Gnirae,i har SILL ici1L MIN
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ShtTSuabrt often.

Der s6ooner IS. s.. stidnep," Capt. Suds,
5eoelte se{tern BON bier nud @balleiton, S.=e., ab.
Der Shooner "@p9nus," Sapt. email, 9Ins &C.
Itern ron bier natb 5aoannab, GEO., Gb.
Die oertIhe 8fieg pSuperb," @apt. SpredeI ier,
lanate ON Ii. Uidr5 Don Baltimore in BorDeaur an.
Sic ensliide 8riss "gteonor Chapman" capt.
8trru, BON Niporuo nod Baltimore unterlue9S, lez
aette am 8. NiQr; BON Gibraltar rpeiter.
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STr;nn-Wefonooereiu.

Monta9 Nbeno, Den 5. April, 9iebt oer aArion'Ye'
ianaoercin" gum Beitea Des noeutihen Watlen91ules"
in Ser n@oncoroia" Gin grose5 Sonsert uebt Gang
frdn,dben. Gintritt nut 30 Gents. Wflt9lle0sfarteR
beredtisen yum ireen Sintritts fir einen Serrn uno
stuei 0arneil. Der cole 3rped, fur IDelhen Der VI
frao bcs GonScrtes8 erpenOun9 fineet, 1T cine senii=
nsnhe SRlhnnna an reht anblreiher 8etheIIianna.
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re- Wan bclebe Sas 6aar ie.
Ser! @arum miro Oas Saar liruppig unl
troden? pnruln fdut es aus? iuarun er=
oraut oa8. Saar? @infat neil DaS Qeben
oarauS peridlmunoen lit. Die 6aier1 ;iebeu,
luie oaS @ra8 aus Dem 8o0sn, gfabrung aus
Der &opibaut, uaO wenn Die Nabrung5-j3u
inbr bel SeiOGn abgeihnttteH lit, 10 uermelIt
oa5 Brooutt uno. ittrbt a6. Set'm eriter
Sorfaa3 Spmptome iolteu baber Die BALI oOel
gar nlt)t erndbrteH 6aarwm 3eln eririldt rper-
ben unO @eritdrtuug a%balten, ullo 5rpar ourd)
&pon'8 Satbatron, H." baS ein5tge Bri=
parat, wtldes bic Saiern nabrt unO iie III
elnem f~rdftigen 3uitanOe erbdlt, nab0em liz
in 6olge zines Dtangel5 hires natiitliden Gin,
regsnlittels selitten. 90 lau9e man bae
v&atbalron" gerpifenbaft uerlucnOet unO ea
frlb uno 4benos einreibt, miro oa8 SaaI
ueoer ueiB werOen, nod ausfaaen tGHuen,
(73,5,7 t&lp.)
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0erfinS & 6nuie;s

nid,t espIobirense aeroiTns ober 9pbIensSeI-
Campo I'M @roBen unO 9leinen. NueintQe aaentuI
gu 1abritprelien, ionic aud lir Die beriibnten Ssafe,
f1eIo Grh: alpletsG Ump@8nie. Won ieube ooel
lpret1e Dor fir @lrtulare bel Gcbr. @arD.
u3Dfr12Ntte4ptulpI Scr. 246, 80. =SaItimorefr.
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Oas Sommer-Semener Der . reieiniqfetts.
9 d [ e be9innt Sienitag, ben 2. Ipril, Morscns
9 llbr.
Sas SpmmerzG enefer Der 8 t. 50 attbdi=@e
8 d II c (Bditor 0sater), @de Canal,
uno SapetteHr., pe9inHt Ottnita9, Den 2. Ipril.
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Oaa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

bietet oem gubItfum niefe Dode ourh gneaatruns
Der beribnfen SenIations : @pmnafteu Sogle un0
s~Tranfiin etiuas bier mob nidt 8asepeienes, oieieIs
ben nerbsn in ibren sroBdrtisen Settun9en LA
Perche Equipoise,' Der .Nomii6en Srieer" &C.
unIbertroffenss jeiseui lr beriipmte Ytasrlointier
uno gtumprsSner sNsSSsSIakbott, bic SGnitleriuneu
aiinro. GTIna unbl aas1z Glair. Der Sonsleur
Sarrp gPaf nit IneNTs2zeMs 3eiduet abserit=
feten gupeln, Die r%eissnbe sdnaerin uno sd9uiptsz
Ielin 9etta gifts, Die unper9lethiine Sauet5aIuppe
mir Ri. Bette 9iemmeisbsra on Der Spise uno Die
Q%uifIpiel. Sruppe meroen aud oisie Bo1e iortiabren,
in ednslia perdHoertem Sro9ramme pas 9lhtItunl bu
eut3lden. Gum Shluiie rpLro oas mllttarilqe SrG%
mo: Oil 8eIaaerlna CON 2uinopA auIasIlhrt.
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Ser

annoncirt lir Wtonta9, Den 1. 4prit, ieinen 9rosen
SterzSaa i'm g1oBpg Saale oer .9tsp.Giemblps
M { ~ ,;s,,r es ssIo g,aS ~ s etips nn T,f 90 pi mo ISq he Ianrt !,
Rirtb $. Sbneiber in. Den tuneren Dtenl9en iorstH.
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SIR. tOS, 6orreIftr., apii1en 0ap- uno Goiufrose,
fetert ben Siter=Dtonta9 ourdb Serpir1n9 eires nit
Gaielmuiit -be9ieiteten eunihe5 on feline 8dite, uuo
4beuos bur1 Gin San5trdn51eu.
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Gr. 4putS &leiu
SIR. IOans WlichaeI Brpce

er6ffnet Montas, oen 1. aprit, ieine In Scr. 1913
mo miro bel bieier 9ele9 enbeit etnen ieinsn $unld
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crm Matber'fdbcn ,,ppeon''
GIN Der ..Mrbeitcrbausss

an INV 8rebertdtr.
1roct ieben a6eno etHe 9oriteluH9 Der "Fernale
Minstrels' tatt. Dag bier etnas 9utcs 9eboten
plro, oafir biirst Der Same oe5 anterne9mers.
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NJ Sdnft Gnda sdhnunfen nnh

6uften ioglei6 bonn 6alis, ooer Sbr ballet
Cure &unge burd) ben Suiten 10 LANCE in
trampthafter Gbdtigteit, bis SIR es nift
mebr nit einem einfa6en, leiht 81 beieitisent
ben 2eibeH, %iOnoern nit SAminoiu6t 81
tbun ba6t. Or. 4uguf &0nig's
Samburger 8rutsSbee beift ale
@rfdltung uub Sulten. (54-4p)
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gSsrfter Nechanrnna am2S. Wdri

an SUD. Greoertdfr.
iuiro ieoer 9~iebpaber pon Wiuiif ourb ods Srhstrton,
fir ipelnes ST.. Sdlegel erit tiirSllh ncue 8aIjeH
aus 0eutidlapS tommen lteBr Su1tteoen9eteUt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29

Die f~ofgenben Scmperaturz3cob9ftnRgen pur1en
bon Srn Siram ST. 8enro6 pom 5t9nalzAmle oes
Srteass OepartemGnts tur Baltimore eemaQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-29

I30gltnsen mett in porsiigtifer 8etie oor5e.
tra9et, ulb oas auditorium lteB eS l%elbnper:
lidnDlid nlat an rauiheuoen Setfal5ba5ei
9ungsn febleu. Na9febeno geben wlr Das
YrOgramm: /. Niarid, @ader's WauIf
corps; 2. Sboral ,@ie 9roB lit bes aamdht'
gen Site" 3. @eians r5eilig 1T 9ott;'" 4
@boral DOie Simmel riibmen Ses @lpt9er
Gbre;" 5. $rOlo9, peiaBt BON S. SuHtrum
seiproden bon NiurDO6; 6. Scene aus
rSulius @diar" BON Sbatslpeare; Z. Biano.
Splo; 8. YianO.S Colo; 8. y8abninn"zSe
OI6t; 10. 2ulipiel y2eDOedcr uno Comp"
II. Gelaug s8enn S%rablin9stage Hen belle
benz" u. u0ie ansenOmmene SObter;" 10,
Flag of Washington" a.. &tnoe.lolo;
abenoglodlsin;" 10. Srio fir SlDte, SioliH'
unD 8tano; 16. Scene aus v@thelm Gen."
II. Gbor yDanfet Dem 9errn;" IS. 2ieb De-
9immel la1t, unO beit're 2iifte iptelcn;" 10,
pieritimmiger @eiang yWietu 8aterlanb )"
20. 9arlteuung lebenber 8ilber nit Seuer:
werf.-nnter ben einselHen Nummerrl mil ler
mir namentli9 Die Scene aus ySultuS Sd.
Iar" lobeno berporbeben, tuel6e bon ben be
treffenOen &lilbern sur a1gemeilen Anerfeu=
nun9 auf9eiahrt wurSe., au4 Die Dtuilf'
piecen seu9teu BON iorgfdltiger @init1btrunl
u1o befulIpeten, oaB DIE Qnltalt IN YroteIlol
Sbnlals etnen oortreffli9en Mulflebrer be-
iiet. Brof. @ader'S DtuifcorpS ~lieferte bif
Se9leitung 5u ben GbDren unO bepabrte pie
Der ieinen albetannten Huf. Die iunger
Mluiifaaten ipnroen unter Der 2eitung ibreS
Oiriseuten Sru. 5dul5 enSntentloneu Der
Gomponiftert 9ereAt uuO tru9en ntdt lpeaia
our abrunoung Der Gb0re bel. @roBen Sci
faa er,uerbeu DIE le6enbeu Yilber, melde ge9er
GnOe Der STORYTELLING aufgefiibrt muroel uni
benz Sansen einen wiirOigen IbiAluB perlle'
ben.
Meningitis cerebro- spina1is
1T, ieitOem Yrof. 8arren erflart bat, bat
Sen. aetd)um oaran ltarb, cine Wobefrant.
belt geiporOen, unb Der Shame, ben man frii,
Der faum fannie, erideiut in ben Sterbllt=
feitsbsriften isbr bdufig. 0teS lit etnfad
Daourf gu erfldren, oaB Die aranfbeit ibrem
Gbaraftsr mad eiseutli9 gar niAts AnOeres
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-04-17
Housekeeping Notes.
CFor the WEEKLY CHRoSIcLEo

(For the WEEKLY CHBoNlcLEJ
EDITORS CHRONICLE Having read with
profit the household articles of Mrs Beech
er in the Christian Union, the thought &C.
Cured to us that articles of a similar char
acter on domestic economy might be OF
interest to the lady readers OF the Union
ICLE.
We do not pretend to hold ourselves up
for n model housekeeper, or as one Versed
in all the mysteries of the art, but every
Young housewife knows that she Is every
day learning something new and adding
to her store of knowledge OF household
ways and nothing so increases ones IN
formation as to hear the experiences OF
Others so that if we can now and then
give bits of our own experience we hopo II
may serve to advance some one else's
knowledge of home duties. In so doing
wewill not confine ourselves simply TO
receipts for cooking, but give some atten-
tonic the rest of making home attractive
in all possible ways. "a,
Just now our hands are busy with
"Spring cleaning" Carpets are filled
with coal dust and dirt and must be taken
up to be cleaned. In putting them down
look them over carefully after they have
| been well shaken, holding them to the
| light that the thin places will show them
| selves. If any one breadth seems more
worn than others, turn it to another place
on the floor where it will be less used than
| before ana IN lIS place put less MoIu
breadth, and in this way by turning every
cleaning time, the whole carpet will wear
re1y much longer and wear out evenly all
over and not have great holes in one place,
while other parts are comparatively little
worn. After they are smoothly tackled
down again, take strong warm soapsuds
and put into it small quantity of OK gall
your butcher will supply you with it il
you give him a bottle from tea cup to Q
pint or more according to the amount Of
water you have, and with cloth wrune
out of this wipe off your carpet and it viii
make it look brighter and fresher than YOU
would suppose until you had tried it
While the furniture is out of the room anC
so not in use, get some varnish of any cab
inet-maker or druggist, and varnisf
brush and see what great improvement
a coat of varnish will be to your furniture
It will take you but few moments to pu
it on and but a few hours to dry, and yol
will almost imagine you have a set of new
furniture.
) In cleaning paint use Bristol brick-o
) rotted stone as it is sometimes called
J powdered fine and it will remove spots an
stains where soap will not and that to
e without removing the paint as soap does
( 1t will also cleanse marble very nicely.
e HoUSEKEEPER.