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merous ad complicated :" s-rse they upset th"
ancient prestige o' rem" sriIania IN iron making
M ctStn, OPPORTUNITY.

merous compIcaied I" s-rsbe they have upset the
ancitnt prestige Of Penn .,,Ia anna in iron making
Nj ,cffrtkr OPPORTUNITY
In thor' ~sy b, easily demonstrated thas theIe
scar" =, any manufacturing industry p"'s"" !" "o"
.nsiap,i pr In Pennsylvania when cannot pV'n "'
pards the cost of pIodut ton anu VI ~ .,
ms ,heapv here az there, aud submit IL Is s" 'o :"
~ ,o,c vcors IA We proved 70 bo useless crusSdc
,.a,n., tto .oenIod monopoly" OF new-Engiana ana
Tcnsyvan with Free Trade n5ssls e ami W,
TAX" advantage of the Protection TO American inaas' =,
watch our Government VIII ior .nany ssoJ arnestv
rrc,d IN nantajn and will push squarely anu earnestly
,o,o MISUNDERSTANDING right here at home, they wiz nor
only settle the voxed question az W NV mi rho
New En- gland and Pennsylvania manufsc turers w. t
tariff Gucsion az we'll With years OF the application
OF New-YOrk energy and capital 10 @ raiIroad
system our ability TO cope with all tho world IN t,e
wran giles about Protection Will nave ceascd-
AN EN1ERrRIsISG SPIRIT ESSENTIAL
I, will be useless to go into this movement by ha'e7
Az said. manuac turing now question OF eap'a
and machinery, and II must be done on hberai s'e
he profitable. The great disadvantage OF hmerea"
ina In comparison with those ABROAD ID 'o
limited scale of operations. We WORK Oh Tens OF
thousands of capta-they on tons OF millions. ms ol
ference was ago, but 1t Is not 30 now
New York is the commercial and money center Oh tis
center on an enduring and profitable basis II we can
put twenty or thirty millions into railroad we can as
easily put ten millions into manufacturing estaplsn'
ment and tho latter will be twice as profitable az any
OF the former. bond OF weilorganzed nah ar
featuring company NewYOrk HarbOr will be saier
security than half the railroad bonds now atoat and the
indirect advantages Of the investment Will be vastly
better. NH,
1t Is well TO build railroads and develop facilities ior
doing business hut IL don't take heed we VIII nnd
have spent all money preparing for business ana
have none left with which to create or con
tinue it. Tho mania for building railroads
to tho setting and polar star II becoin-
ing n serious one. spanning the continent Win
our iron arms" Is well enough figure OF speech out
fear will find 1t expensive element IN our F0urth
Of July orations do much more OF lt practcay.
II half capital which il being put into needless
railroads of the Mississippi were used In developing
the of the country east or it, would De Det
for the and infinitely better for the country al
large 1t doesn't follow because we have 80 large terr
be better thrift to develop home pastures than 70
our distant acres whose products will scarcely pay their
TRANSFORMATION home. Il. E. DURFEE.
No. &c Br0ddrap March "a, 1872
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TIE COURTS.
TIE HYDE MURDER TRIAL
THIRD nAY's PROCEEDINGs-rHE PRlsoNbho
STATEMENT

THIRD 0AYS PROCEEDIN6S-ihE '"'""
STATEMENT.
The trial OF Mrs. Fanny Hyde for the snoot-
nr of George W. Watson was resumed yesterday IN inc
Kings County Court OF oyer and Terin'her' N"
cf the testimony taken il appended;
MARY Gleason Of las south Poah who opcys s ,ors r
saLs yas The aSsss 81 ~ %s.sa d.. she looked
s,ei,e and did not nationally On sa %
sa. .1 o.e s strangely rapidly and did not notice
's rn Ness, p, the prisoner. suu. that she Mrs
Hyde on bs morning Of shooting and heard her say that s nS
;Ss Id the " "s @ which
o. last June .s va, ~, .SSs ss 10 ro5
S.. s's and spirits. .ss ss.ns and los. her
t,lo. d. ces.,1 nj ssS M bis house
Fanny .essd worn for MI Watson u ss9
s%.ty VIII "" s's woke. s% .$s, =,
month"; .."ss To 90 10
'reI be wanted ydaa by refused ,sc:ees
:Sss s,s to , g' s% I'll. ... W. %
e D that Be- T1 ss . s,s ere - SI me s "
T." When c NJ a. % TO-. n. q BIZ s91
s sss. 81 lin i sss p..ss.
ss, %. . X. H.
renewed b. intimacy constantly thinking Of his conduct
cis.. go s.l The
% % S sn With H.
Ssash. husband p. ,s be ns, ssos
s ss%. had n :s a.
g. e =: il ill., e
'i;% ss h! e
only has The D II ~ Si,u S %Sf
S sS 70 ssSs s% pistol
Nj On ny s Of SrS,s %
c,sd do ut recee saying him for subtraction don
The Court then adjourned.
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THE STATE OF IRA DF.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
soiSs Corn steady Ia%se T No MIed o,s nd
S.., I'd. s s hs S 'P P .'s, o. ~ :.
Si 80 seller May Lard quIs, steady at Ga st@ts1 cash
"a .: :s,s ay ' o. ss, RI -
e for Clear sts wh h@ sn ssy az Lave I .s
Wheat 5000 bush Corn 1900 bush 0't go bush Barrel II
bush Corn 1000 Gosh o,'s 1000 Su'A a'e. 400 Sa B.sy. d
unchanged 81 65i for Alaoer Mhigan esasl h' No
as 3 S' ~ F fe Dull y, 's No. 's'. es,s, o
s ,sa e. P0,t :s a. 1 80 L @ q r. s.,l %Ss S
S S".b Corn Tn- and 6oO ha,b 0s,a '''"'
Isa 1--WE; dull ..s ttr.9s ss' 70 q,
Refined Petroleum dull and market unsettled At 29d2oc for @
Msxras April -Plou unchanged Com 4an ard dcop-
ing S for ssorh~r' so
BGyr.lo ApdI-Ra .hipmentwhent, 81 go ba.h Cor, 90
ss ss., os' s sa @ Ms.. 1 f,f
Spring 90 Core g.. and md ao s's. Of s'' =. -,
requ.. unchanged poa aud Lard steady sales Of 'os's
Maw.rKnH Aph 7~Flour tun and unchanged ~
s, demand q o - ~ No RYE o f :n. s and . ss
sac for NJ" Barley Lon,n Gle fr No Fan Po,
dali nominal siaesa 90 Lad Oi a. 'ls for 81 sa Es1
Mdde Reeeps-20O bbs Flour 900 bush Wheat shp~eut'
AGsAST April 7wh.at marte. milling iaO 'pf
song White Canada At 81 g. Range Of msrse No am
81 S d. rs 81 Sa + sI' b ' and iaq Ms. 20
1 and some very choice Gse:s, to I,s ; ss s a.
No. seIews STATE sss7oe 70 ,Y,si At =
S1n,e At 81 ios 81 IL Market barley strong; Of az
tvoroved barley Ella III 65i do Canada 81
ley oasll2 Oats unchanged 50Gic for STATE sod Wet"
en, all grades
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK sAEK x g, s. r. s.
shpnsns cattle $3.50 hon, saa sheep ha.' .s e.,4
.dy and lo es: s.s ,s p s ,D"a
SO ,O9 90 TO- Hogs 10 good denand 81 lodt4
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DEPART URE OF FOREIGN BAILS.
THURSDAY. APRIL Ia.

THURSDAY. APRIL II.
Europe Plymouth, Chebourg snd Hanbo rsf .ea-
slip Siesa ll:0O Supplementary MAJ Per 81
foot of Third Hoboken, 10 closed at loo p. -
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must h JsIad Win
double POSTAGE
p Havana and the IVES, Indies b, as 'aSsq
MORO Castle Supplementary Mai 90 PEI No
North River is closed at $50
FRIDAY, April 10
Pusan Closed Mail only sent By the Whsut Ga'ob and
Inman Line Steamships
SATURDAY. April &c.
Liverpool steamship City ~ Ms Yof,
close A Supplementary Mail Pier No ~ b., 10
closed at Loo p IN.
ian deposited in Supplementary Mail must he p'psd ~.hs
double postage
Piusian Closed Mail Is sent BY this line.
states Bremen. Steamship Hsnee
at HOO German mail ony direct bs this line.
Mails BTes and Hare steamship ~ isnren VIII
clio. at ILL.,
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DECISIONS-APRIL II.

Suprem' Court-Chambers-B Judge Bra1y-Fitz-
gerald ag Mitchell and ohers-Motion granted Hoy &C.
Bramhsl condtiooa Marsh sgt Mah-Re-
Of divorce granted Atkinson Akin.
Referee confirmed Of divorce granted
the Of the application Of BOhm &C. for leave sell real
&cOder granted Miller Loeb aThe practice
this application should the General Term Sam
uel BRYANT and otherMoon granted ee
opnion Yearans Chuh-MOion granted VAIN VAIN
Order declined Hebsnd ct al OgenMcuon granted BY de-
By Judge Van Brun,.-Hun.er agt Hook-Csse settled
Superior CoTt-Speciai Tom-By Judge McCunn.-
Gels ag granted The YORK and Newsyen
Railroad Company HowsJodgment for Pa ntf Brady
Gould-Moion Mcguire agt DnsuoreHoton denied
By ChefJance Barbour-McDonad agt Jsme~Compalnt
u ts.e opinion with CLERK VI Special T.Iml
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pdSSENGE PS 4PPyPED

FROM LIv ERPo0LmIn steamship Russia April 1-Mr wesAi
Hoffman, U. F. Eisemann aud wife Mr. Vail and Mr. So
George McCleland Miss Smith, Mrs and Miss Bnton H. al
Wheeler Mr. FARRELL Mr. Buckley Mr. Pollock and Parne
Fraser williams Gam. @. A. Mcdonald. Mr. Henderrcn
r. p Firth Bomkn j. II. Singer and fmiIv, Tuctenpsp A
Butterworth. Rev Walker Diton % Rsy Dr. Tho@p:ca
Thebaleau g. G. Ward G. A. Munro and wife Mr. Braanes Mo
Hamn and wife Mt Wilson, Brush Mr. Chalnen and wife Mr.
wife Mrs Sutton Hsieh c. r. Smith L. Bsbpse
Mis-, sdley B. Fisher NJ Cooper Mr. Wood Capt Jones Dr. WIND
Dunno w Maheson Mr.. Gamble Mr. Snowden Mr. Rydpe II
Mrs Ward Mss Chapn p L. Mills and WIFE MIA smith and child M
g. IL Leech J. @. Marriott Mr. Malcolm aud WIFE
Smelling family L. January J. Leth and Wife J. @. LSe ~
Evan r. Smithwick E. smthvek Mr. LAfoUe and ws
Mr. Martin 7. Davis Howard, Mr. Kelly and family X AS
Al oyett
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP NEW YORK ................. ..... APRn H.

PORT OF SEW-TORk. .APhn ".
CLEARED.
Steamship Wisconsin, Freeman, Liverpool Williams Guon
Thompson Liverpool National Steamship Co
Sesa IN Cd Hamburg &c kHnhart CD
sedgwck. Ellis. New Orleans e. Mallory Co.
Steamship W. c. Pierrepout Shropshire Philadelphia AbboL
Steamship Vulcan WicoI. Philadelphia
Steamship Bristol Wallace Philadelphia
Steamship Msynower, Fults. Philadelphia J. Hand
China (Br hcCauley Liverpool Chss O. FrsDekn
Ship Asa Edrdge. Baker San Francisco, Sutton 4 Co
Bark Willy Rclmery (Br) Holt, Hamburg Punch Edye Co
Bark Maaower, Hotchkis Barbados Trowbrdges sons
Brig Daniel Trowbridge Roger. MaysgueI d. Trowbndge Co
Brig AndaX (Br) Handy Barbados, McMurray Dansel
Brig (B Kaye, Trinidad Gomaes Morel Cashmsn
Bng Lie Hoaghtop Anderson, MatanEss Miller Houshton
Robert Dillon Blatchford New Orleans H. Drummoni Cos
schr Clara Montgomery Borden Baracoa, Byans. Ball Co
Dodd (Br) Matbeson, Baacoa b. J. Wenb9rr
schr Malsdy. Governors harbor weabsg
Granville St. John, n b. HeDey Parse
sehr Chino fansl jacksonville w. Ray
schr Lily, Hughes Charleston, Bvans. Ball Go.
H. J. Holway, Thompson, Boston.
schr Emma Ellen Fox. Hartford
" ashngton, Peck, Stamford
SchL Dart, johnson, Stamford
ARRIVED.
Russia B Cook Liverpool April and Queepsfowr f
with mdse and pass to Cha. q. Franekiyn.
Steamship Huntsville Croweu Savannah with nds and pssx
RobertLo wden
steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington md LcnIsrS
Steamship Co. -.
Steamship Abem,rle WALKER Norfolk &c. 10 CD
Dominion Steamship Co.
ship Electric IN G Peyn Hamburg das mdse aud
sch Carne Woodbury. to Bsnsor), Woodbury. bns'es
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

IT, the YOrkyille Police Court yesterday, Nathan
embeing $50 from h employer George
staus oil No 947 Secondaye.
James S. Burns q night Waterman employed in
House. No who arrested Tuesday
night while obbng the safe the restaurant OF Mr. smonds
Market yesterday Bernard Lyoos aud Francis
Duffy knocking robbg Gonzales Of
Tbirty-thirl-st
At the TOmbs Police COurt Yesterday, Amos A.
SAWYER coored waiter at the Metropolitan Hotel committed for
trial BY Justice Bowling for stealing gold watch worth 500 FROM
ivory Casres faro No 68 Broad
Charles Kohr for embeing fs5 from bic employer John
Sutton l. Co, at No. III CsDsl-st
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EAST RIVER PERffS.

A horse belonging to Joseph McAfce, a
vender fell yesterday from Pier No. 40, f. r. h hoofs
striking Charles Holden, who was in small boat and
INJECTING two wounds
Joseph WOrrel, age 80, Of Elzabethtown, ~. J., at.
tempted suicide yesterday, by lcaping into the East
River from the foot Of BrO0mes but was roscued by
the police.
The body OF man, age 49, having dark hair ana rcd
mustache clad IN dark clothing, and supposed 10 be
cook that fell overheard from the steamer City OF MeI
leo on Dec u.s. was found yesterday at Pier No. 6 X
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1so Francis Finch robbery, Peter Conway robbSyJ william I'm.
~ ono1s battery John Proctor grad lsrsesy ys.s
.Ao grand areeny John Ta grand larceny Jcseph Do shs
larceny the person william Brooss selling
CoURr % APpgAIs-ALBAyY ApnI i7-rhe following Cat
ssdsy for Thursday April 10; Nos ~, 2a. 2n. 49, ~ NJ 30
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NINIATrRE ALMANAC.

sun 6.42 Moon BID
Sandy Hook 1896 Cows island. all Hell Gate Psry &C.
|
Hell Gate F,ny. 60
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COURT CALEHDARS-ras OA,.

surKrEr CoUkI-Cmcur-PARr ivan BRuSr, "opens al
i0i
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IVY
1863. Fellmsn ct sLagt Bruneret al.
llf3. .O'Toole agt. Gavin ct al.
1881 .Danbury Nat. BIZ. agt. Moser.
sll. Smith AT. Osborn.
+llt.Montgomery sgt slmOnson
ct al.
sos. Higgins agi. Hyatt ct al.
SO. .Rowell agt. Wells.
Ili. Peasant ct al. sgt. Piekersgill.
IN. Akin ct al. sgt. Well ct al.
$50! Meyer sgt Henicke.
PART II.-BARRETr,
&C! Atlantic Mail Steamship Co.
agt. Central America Tran
sit Co
sc. Elmendorf agt. Wilson.
500. wilkinson agt OBrien, SheT-
H.
Go. .Conoyer sgt- Coleman 81 al.
20. Hanna sgt OBneB, Sheriff
Ola. Boucher sgt Albany City
lns. Co.
l16. Atlantic Mutual Inc. Go. agt.
Frank.
3l8. Plat, rec'r, agt BorlaDd
ct al.
s34. .McHaig agt Goodyear ct al
GENERAL TgRh-ISGRAHAa, l..
Opens q
70. .Merer agt. the People. &c.
70. Beaumont agt. Same.
"a. .Greenthal agL Same.
IS. .RosensweiI agt. Same.
76. Moore sgt Same.
n. Edwards agt Same.
80. The People. Ne. agt. Apo.
I46. Day sgt. Rairecht
l69. .Klinek sgt Kelly, Sheriff, &c.
40. Bishop agt. Kelly, Sheriff, &c.
l76. Orr agt the Mayor, &c.
$50. Levy sst. Strauss
2O2. Pacific Fire lns. Co. sgt
Levy and others.
2O6. .Jargen sgt. Kelly. Sherid. sc.
SPECIAL TgRn-BARSARD, j..
CnANBERs-BRADy, "opens at
~. Cork sgt. Cork ct al.
a.. Hart ct al agt Woolf ct al.
IS. Same agt. Same.
70. The People, &c, Levench
agt. Green. Controller
81. .McGucken agt. keonigsberg.
80. Hatch agL Smith.
". .Steinhard agt Funk.
IS. Oliver agt Dayton.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TsIAL TERN
ii
1891. Mallory sg'. West Shore Hud.
son X. r. Go.
1J7. Holmes and ors. sgt Roberts.
l543. Abe Manhattan Brass Msnfg.
Co. agt. Sears, impl'd, &c.
1895. Grant agt Hubbell and Ors.
1897. Perry agt. Chester
295. .Turnsr- sgt Hobenthal
1877. Bartlett sgt. Fiske.
PART H. CURTIS,
80. .Csspaf agt OBrien, Sheriff.
s68. .Gorham Aan'rg Co. agt Far
20, President
6l0. Stroud agt The Third-ave.
X. X Co.
l246. Levy, adm'I, he. sgt. New.
Haven Steamboat Co.
800. .shipsey agt Bowery National
Bank.
7s2. Lang ag,. O'Bien, sherlHke.
1856. Jones sgt. OBnen, Sheriff,
lie.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TBRn-P
Iii
1880. Bartlett AIT. East Tenpessee
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DOMESTIC POKTS,
sALnn April 7Arnssd b.rs George. Jsskss, hen Neses".
England
BosroS April i7.-Auiyed Archer Busuos Ayns
FOREIGN PORTS.
LivKSrooL, April 1.-THE steamship Htsrpsn wa,tA
from Portland April t. arrived heret o-,sy.
Apr, 1.-THE North German Lod steamsh
Deutschland Neynabe from Newiork Byweu ADD fskS
fart barre from Baltimore April Baru arrived IN bsrtt
to-day
MoyILis. Arnl 1.-THE Allan Line steamship ST. AnAr's Wee
h.D Portland ,r Liverpool ainsri lere irst,ras.
i!or L0tes. SHIP AeTS sec SeccGM Fa9,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
NDIifffheS.

Ser v8efbote" BON Columbus, Sbto,
iast: y@ir balten es Dor Der Sanb ni6t
fir nDtbig, auf ben alien @reelep etn3ubauen
uno feinen guten 6aoen an ibm Su laien,
mie es eiutge unierer beutiden Golegen tbun.
Niht @reeleD, ionoern Grant lit Der &c.
fdbrlihe @egner, ben mir ianlmt ieinem cor
rupten 4nbange III ihlagen wiinihen. Nidt
gegen @reeleg, ionoern segeu Grant unb letn
peroerblihes Spitem ioaen bic oenlofratilden
Batterie'u seridtet iein. 8iro greelep in
Baltimore nidt aoopttrt, 10 p~erliert ieine
@anbibatur ale Seoeutung. s3eist er bic
nDtbiae Starfe unb nimmt ibn bic bemotratis
Idle Convention auf, 10 merben mobl penige
Semofratiihe 8ldtter iibrig bleibeu, bic niht
nit uns erfldren: y3wilhen Grant nuo
@reelep, ani jeoeu Tal @rselep!" Das lit
bic Ste0uns, bic mir 9lei1 nod benz
Musganse Der Gincinnatter Contention ems
9enomrnen baben, uno luenn iid cine Dtli.
DE Gouegin bariiber e~reifert, 10 mD6ten mir
ibr ratbea, ibren @iier fir ellie paieuoere Sc
leaenbeit a%uf3ulparen." ---vSmmer lols
ten mir bic Gbatlade I'M Iuse bebalten, baB
Grant nur gelhlagen tperben tann, menn fi6
ole leine @esner nnter elmer SABINE pereiui<
gen. 3sripltttern ie ibre &rdfte, oann lit bic
Yartei uerloren, benn bic @rantpartel bat ben
8ortbeil, oaB fte Elm seldloiienes9 anies, einen
f0rmli9en Sting biloet, Der ourf bic semetn<
idaftli1e @udt mad Beute 3uiammenge'
balten mirb. Dteier itarfe Sting lam rur
ourh eintges Suiammenluirfen pom unlerer
Seite gelpreugt peroen. I'm aber cine iolde
@inisung su Staube 5u brinaen, muB man-
DIES Gorurtbeil geopfert, miiien manbe yte'
beuriif5itt Iber1ehel Derben."
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.euc GentraliIatipns 6elIite.

Die g~esenmdrtise Sunbes= 6e9ierung per-
ruth in alien 1bren 9anolungen tbr peroam.
mensipertbes, unrepublifaniiAes Srelben, Die
Staaten . Souperanetat 81 beldranten uno
bic @taats< 9epalt INNER mebr in tbre ei9e'
nen SGnbe gu con5eutriren.
Das aeigt iif aud uieoer reat oeutltd tn
benz @ntpuri elmer @inmanberungSzBtl, Die
YrGfoent Grant benz Jieprdieutantenbauie in
elmer 8otihaft orin9eno empfoblen bat. Oleie
8iQ beapedt, ale Gewalt, welhe gesenwdrs
tig bic perl6ieoenen Staaten in Ginpanoes
runss= Ingelegeubeiten ausiiben, Der Sunoes1
0egierung gu iibertrasen. Die aopfteuer lou
ab9ei9aft, Oasegen cine gleidmaBl9e 4bz
aabe BON 81 per &opf BON einem Ieoen bier
anlansenoen @iupanOer erboben uno cine &C.
1laue uno nrense GoutrOle auer @lnmanoerer'
Sdiffe ausgeiibt merben.
Das finO ungefabr bic Saaptpuntte Der
8ta, melhe burd unb burh permerflfl er<
ihetnt. Durd ie meroen mir eth welteres
Seer BON 8unbesbeamten, mitb1n cine ipe1z
tere Queae Der Corruption befommeu, uno
Die gauge 2eituns Der @inwanoerunsS.anse
legenbeiten, melbe %gegenpGrtig urter Der Of
reften Gontrole Der ocrifieoenen Staaten ilh
b%eiinoet, piirbe compli5irt unb erihpert mer-
ben. HaS aber bic Sauptiahe lit, es muroe
uieoer cine Der QutorttGten, melde leltber BON
ben Staaten ausgeibt muroe, Der Sunoesz
&esierung iibertragen unb lomit elm rpelterer
Sdrttt sur Capitalization 9etbau meroeH.
siVideant ~consulesl".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
sreff' sfuffa(t oeoen G;efahr!


gu bieier Sabres5eit i6,pdrmt es auf allen 9roBsl
gilenbabnIinien BON Utenlhsn, bic in Geihdften oocr
3um gersniis'n reilen. gBifen bieie %reilenoen Saus
ienoe aud bon Der Gefabr, iueIde aus benz 3rinten
utribieoener Nrten g8ullsr uno aus benz Gtnatb men
bon 2uft entitebt, on bic ibre 2unsen ni1t 8eipDbnt
Iino2 grmeIen tie, ME pi1ti9 ts 1T, nit einem Se.
sensift ausseriItet gu isin, ipelbes ibren aOrper &c.
gen Die Hblen SoIssn iolher gerdneerunsen uno
sesen ale 2eioen uno Storungen idisen uiro, bic
aus ben Wtiasmen entIteben, pelde Der Grbboben in
oieier Sabrssieit 10 reidIib ausoiinitet! Gold Elm
Sesensift - a~uoerlGiiis in ieiner idisenoen g8irtung
uno frei BON allen g8ioerliben in isincr 3uiammsn.
iesuns uno ieinem 9eidmade- 1T ieit ipanjig Jabrsn
Der gBelt be,annt. Gs fam feiH geiipiel pabreno
o%isier ean3en 3eit bsi9ebradt meroen. bag SUfet'
ter's MHasenbitterer as cine aeclimatiiirenoe
Webbin poer als Elm 8orbeu9ungsmittsl gesen forpers
Iide 2eioen, benen oas unbeidibt ~selafene aorper.
ipItem in unseiuusen Se9ensen a~usseiest tit, ieine
Wiriuns oeriaet bate.
Gutter gppetit. O6uise geroauuns, ~frdftiser Su-
ftdno bes Seroeni piems, regeImdBt9e Iusihetoune
unb Elm reiner tbdtiser gIutun1lauf - bas iino Die Gle.
iente Der Gclunbbett, uno bieie pibtigen segnunsen
fonnen burb ben Gebraua stefes madtisen unb babel
unsefdbrlitcn ~pegetabilii bsn stdrtun9smittels erIan9t
nnS belpabrt weroen. 9as 1T bic Grfabruns aGer
9erienigcn, bic Go ie aIs cine shubpebr 9e9en 9rant=
beiten eingenor1men baben, tpelbe bel Sdrpafe, nnres
gelmdBisteit unb einem transbaften 3uitanoe Der feiten
uuo fIiteen Sbeile oes S0rpers it1 etnIteuen rnihen.
C27-32 t&tp)
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Sneben erbalten:

cine retde Iuspabl pom
f6wor3er Seibe gu alien @retien;
geIreifter eide 81 81 uno $1.12.
tUertb $1.50 pro CARDS
G5uipurer Spisen uno
alteSorten Cummings
i'm 9oben BON
IS. GartouiS,
u0i-) Scr. 81, Horo=Guta!pfr.
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Germiimte 8eri@te.

,Widt neu, aber M erbin ins
tereiiant," ifreibt Der yNew<Yorf De-
mofrat", vfino bic @sinltate Der llnteriuHnn=
aen bes biefigen Mfildseiddfts Seltens Der
..Eribiiue". IS merben td9lid Is 1000 Quart
nmebr Daild in SHREVEPORT uerbraudt. oils
nab NepzD orf sebra4t meroen. .. +. in
0aem-gort pom aa1be eingefiibrte Ufild rpirb
tdalidl nit 10000 Quart 8aiier peroiinnt.
oas Quart Ditlh 10 Gents foitet, sablen
bic suten New=Derfer olio taallf $1,000 tltr
f6nueu. Sn ei1em Sabre laiien fih bic Mild<
bduoler alio bier Mluionen Dollars fir @ai<
Ter be5ablen."
SIN Gincinnati feben bic Sdneiber
un6 5hubmader aus. Die i3abl Der @rilern
umfaBt 1900, uno fe uerlangen 20-25 Bro
sent, Qohnerh0bung; bic Qestern foroera $3.50,
reip. 81 fir Die Anfertisuns zines Paares
unb Stiefel.
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Ieber bic am Donneria9 abenb fattsez
babte Treihdnoler= 8eriammluus in Stetu
mans Dale entnebmen mir uniern Nem>
Norter @ehilbldtteru folsenoe @inSelnbei+
ten. DaS ySourual" idreibt:
Ser Gaal mar 10 siemlid, geiiiGt. Wit
ber"'Ginigtsit in ben 8eiben Der 6~reihanbler
jdeiut es nidJt weit FER gu iein, tuie mtbrere
mdbrenb bes AbenoS uortommsube Demon,
0rottouel a~nbeuteten. @enn nIen bieIe
Settcren gum MaBftabe nehmen Mil, 10 sibt
es brei @ortsn BON T%reibdnolern: aoams'
~Nreihdnoler, @1eelep. 6rethdnoler nno Brei.
S6nbler at large. Die Adams. 6reibanoler
finp Bic aerduidponfen; sie leiien Gritaua'
iidbes i'm Trampeln nit ben 6iiBen bic Gree
LEM reibanbler fnb beiasiosn, lafen abe1
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g%eriamntlnmgs- Mm3etgen.

9lnfrmf.
Die Deutihen Saltimore's finb ouf ben e. .Snni,
Nbenbs 8 1lbr nab Nr. 100, SesinGtonffraRe,
eineelaoen, Inn elne beutide IS nternationale
arbeiterz @efefIida It" gu %sriinDen. Utebrere
quite Rebner Derben %anipeieno iein. dSO-2)
ID. GnnrntDta.
W0pntaa. ben 3. SUM- 1872, Ibenos UNI s nbr,
6eneral=N erfammlune
;3ped: domination
fir 8rdfIbent,
81 l fur SdDaBmeiffer,
fir Sefonpm t.,
nnn 3 Wfitglieber fes OeneralzG ornite'S
fit Sic am l. Suft itattinbeuoe Mabl.
Dit aItung.
H91-3) q. Srppu. Sefr.
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SabreszS eriammluns hes Snbuitriez
GnmhrreinR.

Den Mitglteb.rn bie'ss geeins 5ur RQdridt, bo6
nGtten Gienffaa, Den 4. Sum, gUenb5 s ubr, in
8eretnsz 2otate, Sir. 5S4, 8cit<gaItimoretroBe, Die
Sabres<8t rIammlung nebif SeamtenDabl ilattTinoet.
J~tihterlhetnenbe BADEN Die sefsslide straIe gu be-
sablen. SIN Auitras:
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0Sc6lfeE

Y. NUIUN . - . . : . N1'N
Die au9 tereit itno, 0elber fir ms tur 4Rs3a3luua
bier in @mpjon9 gu nehmeH.
gaiia8esBiusts per 5esefi6tf i'm 3tutiRenbeG, suts
fol9t:
Bon gremen nab Baltimore fir grpa6fent
S24'5U
30. for Sinoer Spii6en 1 uRb 5 Sabreu.... 1900
Ser Oampier BON Bremen nap Baltimore:
I'M 3pii&enoede
8affagazBinete fir bin uno suriid III berobseiesttn
Rr7iien, 'Mprif3,1S
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,,8GhiQOn>N etrcat, "
EaEr So BeIIe WrOOe.
Yu ncrDQdltcu (Charter)

applitattonen fir ausHd9e rad hiei.m ih6n.H
8GaBe fir bic Gallon otcr einen She'll ~berIelhen mer,
Den BEL Nipple9attb s Hrarne in gr. 40, st. BauIs
itrQke, euta eQenoenOr men. (VtQi23, 2Y2te)