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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14

Rr. II, Snutbz, seseuiiber0 crmauFr.
2e6ensz8erii6eruns onrd u0dcntItlbe Rrdmienz
3Qbtunaai. Sieben Dollars pro ISOLDE &ranten=
9elb.-Gin nab ben @eieten oes Staatcs Ofarplano
incorporirter unb inter Den auipiclen Der
rSesenfeitigen &ebens zSeriTd)erirngs sGefeus
id,dft pom Baltimore"
gr. II, Soutb=, ge9euiiber @ermaniirGse,
ornnriirter Rereiu. 1921
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
Mnffnrnrrnmn INN MniGlnfir-

6ctermulit gu perebeln uno iett leinem 2~.idbriScn Ses
itanoe Die en- .3fped sur pollen Bel ieoi8un9 idmmtIt=
der Set5eili9ter, Die nur als 0iIettanten Die Sa6en
pfegetl, perIol9t bat, eriudt auf bteiem l8e9e AQe,
Die 8leides Snttrcie fir DE Wtufif enpftRbeH, lid
benz 8eretne anSui9iteBen. Wtaterieae 8ortbetle tuer=
Den uitt seboten. Dian ~apreiiire ~9efGui9ft uutsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
SQuOereinc.
0riier @nnhprrin-

Die BiIbung zines neuen 8aupertius nab ben be-
fen @runbIdBen ii i'm Berte. aae, bic f6 mob
aHIdIieBen ipolen, iinb eriudt, id an bsuttsen
Gben6 nm 8 ubr bel s. Glidher, Str. 100, Suoz
Bolfltra6e, ein5uiRoen.
,63-4l IN Gpmife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
g~eriammlnngs-a n3eisen.
@. QNnrh.

~gerfammInng beute 1Ibene in Der .2urns
halle" SIR. "a, Bet=Saltinoretrase. Die Sirser
obiser @aro iino eriu9t, sablrsid gu eriheinen. SIR
(64I g. Cont, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14

Die grf9laffun9 Der Rerpentrdfte, tuelde cine uTs
fluff gu torperliber ODER seiiiiser anffrensuns in 10
bnberl Grade beruorruft, 6as fs rpirfli1er ttnfGbisz
felt fat sIetdtomnt, uno mas mrr Iiattiefeit nen<
men, cutitebt aus ueridiebenen ~1riadber. Die bauptz
fdblitften finb conftttutioueae Shhud6e, beige Suit
u%erbunoen nit Geuht efcit, fIirnotiihe Serducerunz
gen uno Die auf cine Ian9e 9ranfbeit ioteenoe forper=
ti6e @eiunb5eit. a6er mas auh Die lriaGe ieiu
mag, IS muS ponts flor isin, bag, rDenu bas Terpens
spfem u~nseboriS eridfoft lit, Gttoas gu feiner
spanning erforoerIi9 it,. Dteies @tpas 1T sos
f~tetter'S Sitterer, iueIher nI9eneir ais oas giita
tel Sur uolftdnbisfen nnb ibleunisften Bieoerbera
fteluns t0rperli6er Srdfte a~nsrfannt IT.. IS lit 10
arinblid unb melt unS brett barsetbnn. bas IS Gin
9esenftanb pofttioer 9euiEbeit uno ~popuIdter Mtl
fenibaft s~eDoroen, bas Der Sittsre ni9t nur ben
3orper INTERPRETATION ipiro, penn er burb arantz
belt ~5erriittet uno abeema9ert III, Ionoern, fDenR ip=
itematii6 cling rommeu Sorpern BON Natur aus
ibpeher @onlitution i6ren SroItmnnseI erIeseu
turb, inbem er cinem iauddtiden Spffem reues 2ez
ben einloBt uno es nit Der 9eiunobeit unb Sraft
a~usitottet, tueIde Die Natur ibm periast bat. auh
iest Der 8ittere ben aorper in Gtanb, ben entHeruen.
ben ginHiTien Der Slse, 6eubti9teit unb bes Det=
lels zines miIbeu nit eiuern beiBcn SIima5 u tpioers
ftebeu. Or 1T ans bieiem @runOe 8~tejienben uno Be
tuo6nern in Der bsiBen Gone uno @erIonen, Die pIosii.
den Bttteruusswebfelu a~usseiest fno, ~beionoers 5u
smpfsblen. (6t-6tuipl
.R- S~pspepfIe, unoerbauIidfeif, Sopfi6merSen,
Sduin6el, ibtebter 9eihma6 i'm Wfunoe, @aleu'
leioen, 9er5tlopfen uno Snnperte aHoerer 8ranfheits-
| @ri6etnungeH fDerben our6 oeroorbene5 Blut el3eugt.
&drIsbaoe Sprubels ala miro BON
alien aer5ten als oa5 unitdoli6te 8lutreinigun9ss
naittel elnpiobten: 9e asenten iar slmerita finb u.
y o9eIer d Comp. (54- 2.p.)
6amptnn's begetabtliibe Sinftur
berIbn1t fir 8beumatisInus, 5uften, 9pipepiia, 2ez
bertranfbeiEeE, Sdmer5en i'm 3opfe, Sette ooer HIf.
Zen, .2ittern, 8ribinu, ale Srauen .&rantbeiten &C.
mo as Comic, Slutfrdftiger uno Sfetni9er, be5teben
mir uns aui bas 3eusnis unieret beReu Witbnr9er.-
BreiS 81. gu BADEN 5l allen Oru99iften. Saupts
Sdreau: cer. 8. Bib Gbdrles. CIR.
q. aS. Wombran, Gtgentbhmer.
(Gebr. 29, 2Ntet&tp, 2.p,N
&ean's "GkAND DUCHESS" G1ls
niiGes MaKer.
"READ's GRAND DUcHEss CoLoaNH,u
"RgAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
"R8AD's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoGNR."
Da6 bette tolnii6e WaIier in &nlerita, unib
8altimore's iolte CO uHterlaiien. iid NIT elmer 6laide
oieies
au&geSeid1neten @crfiim8
Su uerieben. Gbenio tpro empfoblen:
rReab's Sempelritter=S oauet,~
sGeao'5 Sempelritter=B oluet,"
nReab's SempelritterzS oquet."
SerHer toGte auf teinem Goilettentilde feblen:
sReao's ma9iifes Yuluer tir boien SGls,"
r8teao'6 ma9iibeS BuIper inr b0ien 5al5,"
elm unIbertreiaideS 9eilmittel fIr Salsteiben ir9enb
tpelder art, fpie cine Slaibe, ribtt9 ansetpanot, bar
tbun wtrb. Die Btrtuus oes WtitteIs lit cine spun=
oerbare. &B. 3. Reab,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
&n0rems' rOm6inirtcr sarun bnn

tir Suhen uub @rfdltuRsen. Sieies Br0parot in cine
ele9oute Combination BON berubtsenben unh Ibienben
5eilmitteln NIT Dem Sprup Der @ilbtirI6enboums
Nlnoe, uno 1T iett pteseH !Sabren bon unieIeu beheR
8crfdrtft fit ett 3ubereiiuRe piefiah perbreItet.
Breis 50 Gents pro 6laide. Snoereitet nno perfoutt
bet Mnnrews s. 3hompIou, gbnrmaseutin,
tSan.1s,1Sl &r, s, RetzSa ltim oIefT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14

Ger YOtmettertn BON &tde
n B, 9a., SRI. San Gem, mil es abIolut
nidt selinsen, ibre unterbeamten inS rouung
su baltea. 2estbin mar bic Boft Hi9t sur
reften !3eit i~ortlrt uub ale berldieoene Sc.
ihdftSleute, Die lire Briefe ni9t erbalten
aatten, SRI. San Sem bariiber 3ur Rede1.
idaft 5o9eu, ergab es fid3, bal. fe ibrem erten
Glerf aasrptel Arbeit aufsebiiroet unb ibr,
oils er fid meiserte, bieie 5u tbun, entlafen
babe. Seiue @ole9en bielten barauf cine
Snbiguations. Seriammluns uno beialofen,
ii9 teiHem 8eiberresimente fisen 3u rpolen
uno ertldrteu ibrer ifbnen Sorseiestin, fs
f0nne, iuenn fe iuOle, ale 4rbeit aaein be.
ioroeu. r5--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14

Gtncinnati,8. Mdrs. = ST.. Defer.
lein, elm beutlhes Mitglieb nnierer 9eletse.
bHns, bat i'm Reprdientautenbauie cine SID
einsebraht, mona1 ssshowmen" (Gusfeler,
@lrcuseisentbhmer u. I. n.y. beiraft tuerbeu
iolen, penu fe in ibren an3et9en sr6Bere &C.
benspirbisfeiteu anfiinbisen, oils ie ptrtl,d
gu 3ei9eu baben. @ir baben bieie merfmiirs
oi9e Bill nod nidt am @eihte befommen,
9lanben aber, baB unter einenr Serartis
gen @eiete nift aaein ole retlenber &nnlt,
retter, s3auberfinitler, Sdlangenbefter nnS
lonlttge Iuste0er, lonbern audi ale manbern-
ben Sperns nnb Son5ert.9 rupen, iotpie a1e
p%ernlaaentenS heaterseleaihaften fth in einem
jSu{flnb forttuabrenoer StraffdQiafeit befinz
ben wiireen. 8enn 3. .. Der SnpreFarins
@rau ein completes Srdeaer unb boIe Shore
ar5et9t, bic bios aus eintgen in Der Gle uno
IN loco Sularlrlengetrommelten 9nolern be-
teben, 10 muB er betrait rperbert. @enn Elm
tpanbernoer Artemus @aro elm fedsbeiniaes
Sfpein an5eigt, bas bios flint getne fat, 10
rtlB er belraft merben. @snn Elm Seutidber
3beater.D DIRECTOR etnen SAT- bonn Stabttbea-
ter gu stuttgart aiaeigt, beien fiinfleriide
eebr5eit nieaeiht tloB I'M Iuslpilem berYier,
glider in elmer 8eltauration All @aunfabt
befano, 10 muB ler belraft ueroen. Wenn
@iner elm prabtboles Yanorar1a anseiat,
Sas rid)t bieeeinfpano tuertb 1T, anf wslfle cs
9etledit TT, 10 rnuB er beitraft merbcn. Menn
elm 8anernfanser bic bette iebt erifirenne
Menagiere auSei9t, Die pleaetht BLOB ans eis
nigen a~ltersl1mahen affeu, elmer Nadteule
unb etnem an9ebunoeneu Bdren beftebt, 10
mug er belfraft iperoeu, nnb tper iol ents
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
B@ 6tDas fir ie0c camille!
Wottiofeit INN @dmGhe.

,VEHS U.tVHm~ LHTN
fhiue in Der BeIt. Bran tomnte unb iebe oieietbe in
Dem SerfauiszSof 0Rr. 40, SeurSsG barlesar.
i'm 16reimdurersxempeI." on! tSuli18, t2Nfte.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
BeerSi9nne

elmer bOd3ft dcbtbaren Trau.
Stnsn l9Dersn Serluft pat unlet 9bto9re nno otelz
Strase, %erlitten. Der unerbitttihe 600 ientris ibm
uno feinsr 6umilie bic @uttin II. Shutter. Die ourG
ibre SerBensslte unb ibren 8obltbGti9teitsiinn 9e-
suus faHo am Dienta9 gtodmittn9e auf rgreenz
Nounts@ cemetery" unter SroBem SefoI9e ifatt, uno
fprad loDobl i'm Sauie, mie am @rebe Der @brtu.
u. s. Beer BON Der epana. zIutb. ct. Safobuss8irbe
innige Rorte oes 8eiletb6 unb Ero.es.
can't rube ibre ai6ei @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14

SIN 81 arte 4 on, S..G., sins Der be-
tanute oeuti4e aboptiobirser Sol. Surtamp,
1909 in auaGeubrid seborsn unb 1880 mad
amerifa aussemanbert, nit Soee al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
Setrdut:

an 8. Sebr. bur6 Baftor gBeaper BiIhelm @.
2anafprc NIT Srdulein Dora Rptbe, Seioe BON
biPr "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14

Cine 4ma1noIle @ei9i9te
ruirb aus 2afe Wonroe, Gla., semeloet. BORT
bat elm Wenif, oeiien Same leioer ni4t &c.
naunt lit, cine, meift bon S9peoen befieoelte
@olonie ~sesrinoet uno bebaHpelt bic 9stterea
s~eraDesu pte feline Sflauen. CUR Ssr3meif.
lung sebradt, enti6loisu iia ulebrere Sur
6luht, nnS oieielbe gelan9. Sour elmer Der
Sliidtlinse wurbe in 6ernanbina mieoer elm.
9efangen unb in tpabrbaft unmeni1iifer
8eiie sepeitidt. Die Sade bat in Der Brelfe
Gufiebea erregt uno bteielbe appelirt %eintinls
mig an ben @ouperneur, bieiem iddnbli6en
uHweien Elm :3isl 81 ieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14

Son Gbtcago, Y~tttsburg, Gin
ciunati, @ouingtoM, &1., uno anoern
Srten lieseu slcihfaas Shiloerunssu ibsr
bic Subelfeter Der Saruaari Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14

Sn ct. 2outs wirb elm 9oipital fiir bas
~niociale uebel," wie man fid iebr Sartiunig
ausoriidt, ODER elm Soipital fir ippblitii9e
8ranfbeiten, mie man es in europa neunen
wiirbe, erbaut. Das @ebdube wirb Ill SuB
lang uub so SUB tief rperbeu unb so Sranz
fsn5immer, nit &aum fir 200 Yatienten
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
Mnn Irgs hipfea npfG0inH
Die sroRe s%eIiebtbeit
ncr 6ntDe'iflelr NGhfnni6il

Der 6npe'iGen &Gbmai6ine
1T cine Golse Der Sor5i9c Der Wioi9ine, ni6t Der
Seitunss.Annoncen.
OiaR TONNE uno iiberSeu9e itb fetbf in Der
Generals 9entur,
SIR. a3S, Beff=Napetteftrase,
3ueisbireau: Jr. 70, Sf-SultimOreitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
NrfQnntmannnu.

IS ipiro hermit befdnnt genIdht, Dab Gppitfation
sematt uerben miro, nm Die @besnutfra5e pom
iSronts bis 3ur Wonumentfrase, unb Die iSaafraBe
BON Contribution. bis sur @besnuttraBe gu Oifnen Il.
Ar connennireu. (b4. T. 10 2. 2,5,81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
Gpe,ialsRntis fir Bidder.
NS2x. 80 NNAni6 Z

unb onbere auseetudbIte Arten pom Wtebl ilr Sdder
fortfpdbrero an 3ano uub Sum Berfaufe bel
9Sarren s. Merritt,
fGebr.9,1S.) gff. ~, Sout6hr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
Mleran0er @olR,
9te Illrfii6sM giftiden @ahrr

pr. ass, Hsefs Gapstte:, unbe @utarperase,
%eer?nten nt9t nlr a~rautbeit. ionoern limo elm fhereS
9ellmittel aeae1 RbeHmatismus, 9idt, 2dbmunq,
sei9paate eebeT, Vleren@S rantbtit un6 6te 6er uriSss
@eiaBe, nerooie uno pbpiifalii6e Sdudhe.
Die elcttrii6en uRo demitGlii6en Bdber brfnasn
mtneralilhe uno aRoert @ilte aus Dem Snfem HBh
madden ole @irfnLation bee Shneikes rel. f9RnA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
Germtidte Seridlte.

Ser Seufel an Der @iienbab in.
- Die Seitun9en bon Der betreffsnasn So
falitat Qancafer County, 3d., iagen,
baB ber2inie Der Beuniplpanlid)enG iienbabu"
entians Der Seufel ftdtbarlif eridienen iei
unb sroBarti9en Speftafei treble. Sn elmer
Ga6t legter ISOLDE, ebeu ais Der Ybllaoel-
pbia GrpreB3us .8prone- Citation p~erlaiien
bate, itieg ietne iataaii9e Maieltdt 3u Sal.
S0fmetfer auf bic 2ofomotiue. Gr i6aute
einise Iusenblide lumber, nabm bann bas
SAiireiien (Bofer) pom Seuernlanu uno
l6urte oaS Seuer, unb itedte 5u glei9er 3eit
feline SiBe in Die belle @luth btneir. Oar'
auf ieste er ftd nieoer, refte feline in1mehien
9lieoer, nabm ietneu Sd)uaus nm fi6 berum
uno le9te oeuielben smild)eu feline &lauenfiBe.
Manbmal erltieu etlpas pie 6ligel on lei,
men Shultern. Gr mar iebr nm baSSeuer be-
lorst; mand)mal I1ob er ietnen &opf gum
Sbiirlob binelH lno jhaute unter ben &eIiel,
ban1 fubr er nit benz Sd]ipan5 in bic @lutb
uno r~itttelte Die &obIen auf. Sci bieier i3eit
mar er warm seworoen, unb Der Sngenieur
nno Seuermann miifieu ebenfaa8 etruaS bon
8drnle peripirt baben, Oenu tie idtpisteu
ansfi4weiB in beaen 9ropfsn. Die 2Ofomo=
ttpe Lief ettpa IS Yteilen bic Stunbe, alS Der
Seufel bic Selfange ersriff, hinaus auf Die
9ofomotioe ftieg nrb ale Sbeile berielben ein-
bite. Damn bebeutete er Serrn 9ofneifter,
er m0ge einbalten uno ibn an Der Bride SIR.
5 abiteigen laiien. 9ofmeilter antportete,
er m0dte abfeigen, rpie er aufgeiie9eu lei.
Der Bug licf NIT firdterlider S1neuisfeit,
uno Der geufe l trat auf Die Sette unb perz
idnanb.
Spdter tpurSe ein @eiiier3us in Der @egenb
Der Sap seieben. 9aoib @a1ne, S~ngenteur
bon Scr. AT, bate aus irgeno elmer llriade
an9ebalteu, ais elm anberer 3ng linn entgegen
tam nit GROCER Sdneuigfelt. @iiieno, Dap
5u iener Stunoe fein i3u9 fdais mar, unters
iubte er bic 3eittabellen, fonnte uber feline
Gngabe bon Dem Grenbl,ng finoeu. gnblid
lam Der 3ug nm BE 8ieauila berangebonnert,
NIT einsnl nnseheuren 9isnal.2 i9t uno an'
oererl Iusriifun9en. Gonoufteur 8el, Snz
9enteur, Seuermann, Bremier unbGae laben
uno bDrten ben 3ug fommen. Der Sla9sen<
mann S. &. gtewet elite unper3iialid suriif
nno fteate ein SignaL2iht anf Die 8abn.
Der Getiter5ug branite bera1 nit Dem gea
uobnten 9drm1 zines S6neq3ugS, bic gabn
nrlb umgeseno eri9ieu in einem biifern
Slammentidt, uub = Die ganse Gri9einuns
mar ueriamunben.
ginise lagen, Der einft beriidtiste 6iibrer
1no 9auptmann Der @apsDiebes. unb 8du>
berbanoe, Der mad alien germutben Dor einis
gen Sabren bel ieinem Sooe 5ur S0le sefah~
rem, ipufe uno treble isin Speil bier. Ginise
Ysrlonen wolien ibn geiehen baben, ME er in
Der ytaft cine blutrotbe 2aterue auf Der 8aBn
beftis bin uilb ber i6pentte.
Sohu Gilbert, Snsenieur bes 9aucai fer
5u8s, bat pnr eiriseH Rdbten, ais iein 3us
ll4 peque's Bride raberte, ben Teufel auf
benz &%nbfdnger ieiner 2ofomotipe fsen leben.
@r fubr 80 Ufeilen bic Gtuuoe. Ats er aber
a1bielt, NOR bic &ri1eiuung peridpuuOen.
Stele Selti6ten erresen uiel N%nfre9uns ielbft
urter ben @ilenbabuleuteu.
Gtncinnati,s. Mars. = Sr. Defer.
elm 6eutidleS MitnIipA 1tnirrer @eietnes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-14
0elhGftS<Wnti1

Sae &obIeu@ unb Splsse5eidbdft BON 3. Seine
s 2SruScr lpir6 tpe9en nes Seoes Don Srancis Seine
untcr BEN geamen BON Grteort9 ua6 Bttpetm
9eine fortgeieBt.
Hrieeridb Seine,
1924 gSilheIm Seine,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
Tho Couuferfeit Dodge,

At intervals the country is flooded with circu-
lars from sharpers in New York, proposing to
send counterfeit money to confding dupes at
fabulously low rates, and of such exquisite
finish as to defy detection, even when compar-
ed with the genuine.
Peter Knott received q communication OF
this kind yestel day from dealer in the queer
giving his name as Egbert West, 6O9 Broad
way, New York written IL confidential vein,
which has doubtless imposed on many unsus-
pecting greenhorns, but failed in the present
instance. The letter commences thus, but we
give only an extract, its length, four pages, de-
terring,us from giving the precious article en-
tire;
"DEAR SIR You have been recommended
to me as reliable and trustworthy by man
upon whose judgment for shrewdness and hdel-
ity l rely. | have concluded to take you into
my confidence. | have at last got hold OF the
right thing all l want is few true men and
guarantee we can make fortune easily, rapid
" and in perfect safety. was trained up
as an engraver and employed by the
United States government on Treasury
tes but l was removed on account OF
my politics and l then vowed L would get
square with the government before L
died, for l work with the square and compass.
[ have been long at work in secret, and l have
now produced counterfeit so cts, 81, 81, So and
$40 bills, which are absolutely perfect" &c.
He then goes on and gives schedule of prices
which amount to about ten per cenl., three
fifths off, A year or so ago the Express offices
were packed with boxes, supposed to contain
small embryo fortunes, but an examination OF
some of the mysterious packages revealed only
bricks and shavngs, since which time the con-
fdence game has not fourished so extensively.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
FROM A FRIEND OF THE CHRONICLE
Words of Encouragement from a" IN
known Reader.

Words of Encouragement Ho""
known Reader.
The following letter came to us yesterday
through the city postofice. We do not kno"
who the writer is, but he has our sincere thanks
for his complimentary and encouraging letter
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2, 1872,
EDITORS CHRONICLE: notice in your pa
per an extract from letter some TREND wrote
you, commencing your course IN the late can
vass. l was glad to see that your efforts IN the
cause of right had been recognized, and the
gentleman did we'll to express himself as he did,
though he drew the picture exceedingly mild
The writer hereof has heard many stranger eH-
pressions of appreciation than he used from
some of our best citizens and has realized from
day to day, the truth of the comments. The
fact is, gentlemen, the people of Tennessee are
indebted to you to far greater extent than many
are aware Of The influence of an outspoken,
fearless paper-one that will not condescend TO
falsehood even to win; one that IS consistent
and just to all mems mighty These noble
characteristics have observed in the CHRoN!-
GLE day after day, since its first issue, and it is
cause for gratitude that we have such paper
in our midst.
A brighter day is evidently dawning in Ten
nessee. Free schools-the safety of a nation,
the source of its greatness, will be one result OF
the victory you have so manfully struggled for,
and l would say to the residents of this State II
thew do not uphold with their sympathy, their
kind words, aye and their money, too, those
who have done so much for them, then they do
rot deserve the prosperity that now surrounds
US and which will grow greater each day as the
principles of equal an exact justice to all are
more perfectly understood and appreciated.
Let us work for the poor and struggling masses
white or black, his soul is precious in the
sight of God. Give all an equal chance in the
race for life and our country Will become at
once great and good. To this end, we have seen
the CHRONICLE is devoted, and neighbor, lets
help it on, in the good work. l will not sign
this for obvious reasons, More anon.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
OVARIAN IUMoR CURED.

Never has medicine taken internally been known
to have cured tumOrs either of the womb, uter ova
es, bowels the knife has been the sole reliance
the hands of experienced surgeons; but Dr. Radways
Sarsaparlian settles this question: For it has cured
over TWENTY persons of OVARIAN CYsTs and TUMORs,
well as Tumors in the bowels, uterus, womb, liver
Dropsical Efusion Ascites and Calculus Connections
AN IMPORTANT LETTER
from prominent gentleman and resident of Cncinna-
IT, Ohio, for the past forty years well known to the
newspaper publishers throughout the United States:
NEW YORK, Oct. 1ith, 1870.
DIR. RADWAY-Dear Sir: / am induced by a sense of
duty to the suffering to make brief statement of the
working of your medicine myself FOrseveral years
had been affected with some trouble in the bladder
and urinary organs, which some twelve months ago
eliminated in terribly affecting, disease which the
physicians all said spasmOdic structure in the
urethra also inamm alton of the kidneys and bad
der, and gave it as their opinion that age-3 years
would prevent my ever getting radically cured. 1
had tried numb of physicians. and had taken large
quantity of medicine, both aopathic and homeopathic
but got no relief had read OF astonishing cures hay
ing been made by your remedies and some tour months
ago read notice in the Philadelphia Saturday Even
ing Post of cure having been effected person who
had long been suffering as l had been went ri ght
off and got some OF each,your SarsaParillian ResOv
menced taking them. In rec days was greatly re-
heYed, and now feel as well as ever.
rH.-. c. w. JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
How to Economist Coal.

AS the time for burning coal has come, and
most people want to economist as much as pos
sibe, the advice of the London Spectator might
be of some practical benefit: The most practical
suggestion yet made toward economy of coal
seems to be the use of solid bottoms in ordinary
fre-grates 1t is proved that in any fireplace
not excessively small plate of iron placed up
on the CRATE will halve the consumption of coal
reduce the smoke, and leave cheerful, free
burning fire. Quite sufficient air enters through
the bars, no poking is necessary, and the hre
never goes out till the coal is consumed. Any
householder can try this experiment, and re-
duce his coal bills say thirty per cent. at the
cost of shilling.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
Washington County Notes.

The aggregate of the taxable property
of this county is 50, 139, 1872 At one and one
halt mills on the dollar, we have So, 209.83 as a
school fund from this source.
The worthless ours have commenced their
depredations on the sheep. What folly it is for
the county to support SO many worthless dogs
A dog law would save hundreds of dollars
every year to the county.
Last Tuesday night as some of the citizens, of
Greasy Cove, were returning home from de-
batting society, Wesley Tucker, struck E. 5.
Hulen on the head with rock. badly fractur-
ing his skull.
Alfred Wilson, who was sent to the penIten-
tiary in 1869, for abduction, was pardoned by
Governor Brown on Monday of last week, upon
petition signed by large number of the clti-
zens of this county. Wilson was sentenced to
serve ten years and had served three years and
one month.-HeraLd and Trebane
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
SEYMOUR IL IIUMEs.
Agents For Fire Insurance.

We represent large number of favorite and
trustworthy companies among which are the
old -KTNA, OF HARTFORD; FRANKLIN, of
Philadelphia; EQUITABLE and STATE, of
Nashville; the old and successful GEORGIA
HOME the NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN-
TILE, Of London and New York, established
A. D. 1909 and now having thirteen million
dollars available assets, and several other good
companies, having in all OVER $25,0OO,0O0
AVAILABLE ASSETS. We are now prepared to
write to any amount in insurable property.
Our companies are from various localities so
that no repetition Of the Chicago and Boston
fires can affect them and, and we will give the
lowest rates consistent with safety and perfect
guaranty against loss.
SEYMOUR & HUMEs,
Insurance gents.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-23
Drug Market.

Trade in drugs during the past week has been
large, great number of East Tennessee mer-
chants being in town in attendance on the Rail-
road meeting. Money matters through the
country are becoming much more satisfactory
and we confidently look for good Fall and
Winter trade. Prices are unchanged. We
quote Opium at $500. Morphine 2. and w.
So so. Quinine, 1910. Turpentine still rules
high and is being sold at 85a90 Linseed oils are
in good demand at 81. 10a1. Is for raw, and ST.
l6al. y for boiled. Paints steady at old prices
Pure White Lead, Ancher, is selling readily at
Sl3.5Oa14.OO Glass is still high with no pros
pect of decline.