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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22

eanbuns gu buusu. 9aS GOu,ite iOll and
@aihington beu6en.
Sisr berri4t inSluiiden groBe Grbitterung
qegeu bic 80. s. Co." Ganberbilt perinft,
sic gompagnie purd, eln @ompromib 5u ret
ten; Scott, Der penni. Giienbahnt0nig, lit
aber bereit, iidl bon Sanberbilt uuo benz Dio.
nonnip InS71innPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
Snlano>9epei9e,t.
MuS Mnfhinnfpn.

% bin9t 0 II 81. Wtdr5. - Sas Sns
biauerz 8iireau bat Depeifeu aus arisona er'
baten, baB Die meien Ipadez Snoiauer ibre
Heieruation perlafen baben uus iid auf benz
&riesspiabe befinoen. Gen. Goof 1T sesen fte
5u 8elDe ge,o9en.
- DaS Soerbunbes @erid1t bat ben Iet'
ten Sutlur fall Don Sib Carolina wegen
Dianssls on Surisoittton absepieieu.
- Das Gemite, weldles Die bon Der gtsn.
Dorfer ySun" 9esen ben Wariueminiiter @o'
beion erbobenen 4nflasen unteriuhen ioa,
bat iid bis gum MOutag pertagt.
- 9ie 3oubauS.@innabmen betrugen in
ber am 9. Nidrs enoenoeu sSOde s4,373 ,809
bouon sinsen elm: in Nep>Dorf So, $50,
Baltimore s223. $40, YbilaOelpbla s1l8,238,
Nep=S Orleans S113,651. Sn Der am 16. ps.
enoenoen 9Sodle wurOen i'm @anaen $3,S42,
4O4 eingeuommeu, uno spar: in gteEp Dort
81, ,5s4, ,5S7, philadelphia s1oo,4i5, Salti'
tunrp S1A7 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
RnhKnff> Alni,nrrftr

RebRouz PnnOrette,
elm ma il rii d. - 8 in itteI
nno feline 8eridIihuna nit 4noeren,
6eS 2anobauer8 nno 0QrtnerS 6reun6.
Cine 5oune ebenio gut, at5 eme GonuC Guano uno
toffet nur bds Drittfbel beiietGen.
8iligsr, a(s Hbospbat, un0 uicf beiier, neil es
Sabre erbdlt in Der Ebat lit es Gin @rnGber unb ten
4usiGuger oes Bo6ens,
Wian Ienoe na6 einem @irtuldr. - Brsis $40 pro
GoRne i'm 9Neerbauie pom
C.jiItinder, Serr q Gomp.,
&ormiiftondre uno Ulauun'tur Aeeuten,
D5r. IS uuc 40. SheGpGTpe,
(5S-) Baltimore, Yio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
An 0rn9> unb anbsrs
2eihennel

-NJ Nen Serreu Uersten, tofDte
aub enem s,ebrten Bubllfnln
rnrsfhen Snitrumentel. Bar basen, Srue,bdnt ern.
nnerlelbs binDen. Suipcniorien, Supporter, Shnir-
Strlmpfen, @ebdrmutterbatcrn, Shulterifrefern fiji
Damen. berren unO sinoer &c. &C.. auh uerIertlsen
mir ole grten pon Ipparaten sut gbbhIIe BON Vers
nmsiaitunsen unr Wi6bilemngrn bCs menidhlitben
4orpsrs, al5 alunpiibe, ithlee Sdlie, Riitarats'
Berfriimmunsen, trumlne uno eingebo9ene Sniee,
sinnldbe Betne II. T. 10. Su IN beiiser Stabt pielt
eeute iber ihledte unb unpaiienbe &rudbGnfei
Hagen, cesbulb lsnf mir Die IuIlnerfiamfeit aui
Muiers SSrutbaneer, ntem mir nit Wetat behaup=
e.a f6nnen, Dag aiee Die SpefmGBisiten iino, nelde
in blefeer Stlot dbrSlrt IueroeH.
90 Dtaoamt gS1ns nit Gem Spesienen nteies
@eihGies ssrau pertraut il, ,besbaIb fonnen i6 9a=
men nn.ertrauerspoll DC an ne uenben SfEeeitun.
ben uon llcr Niorsehs bis nbr Nbenos.
Garl tBiIme s So. f., Nr 113, N.=Soluarhhr.
3fui'hen Saratosa= uno 9fulberrniir
pornlals Bsiser Der ortp pGoii tb en- Sell ans
lGbr.1,15,N halt in Coin am 2rein, greuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
Reue Mnfldee tes
Mintie'idlen 9eidlrlen>8uhes.

Das meaanilte 3eiduensSuh, adte 4uf'
lage, nit Sc Stoblitthen, 81.
Das aeometrifdbe Seiebnenbud,, FINITE auFage,
reoioirt uno perar6sert, nit 43 Siublfihen, g.
Sur Auiidt uno gum 8erfaufe i'm Depot ilir 3ethner,
0r lA4, 8eits Bdltimoreltr.
t4s-O aB. sDetniHe q Sobne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22


suna eraaisen, iiao siuselaben
Wiger's
beriiDntteS Onspepfin
0srGWsMt t ;ssnd is, rapnsa g"sSs
tdaen in obereenaunten &eiccn beiiteno. Bir Spei=
teln cas es etn Seimrtel uEer Dem &uhlifnm 9ie6t,
meldes in uereer Sduan tcne Seiluns be,pirft, ole
6RiGer's 1pspepln, nnb 1T Der @isentbiimer 6ea
yett penn oarum erinht ole yiamen menrerer unie=
Yer beruorrasenhen Ginmohner anSnaeben, fpel6t
bur Den Se6raudb oieer beranlten Diirtur ibre 9es
fuubheit meDer erralten baben. Ginige oieier EGns
naren d,roniite OpspepTe BON Der i6fmmiten 4rr
treIj, pom nneren been Mersten obne Srfo!e beba,.
Belt snod nurd Den @je6roulp eiRieer Slai1en Sps.
yepfin griinolI1 furrt nlroen.
u. 9. MILLER,
lneini9er gigenfbiiner,
gsr. t2, Dfpres6pparbarGfe
nv Bel allen Or nIiten Su baben
eEyon, 0e fEfnTs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
MnGt Go,t, hire I

gtew.9 orf, 81. Ntars. = Ser 2pir.
ySollatia" sins beute nit s43 900 in Gons
tnntPn undl 0ambura Qb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22

u. sSarroilier DC Wlernlla&gn., ,,
4 Fr. 81, SrebdngssDlaees
Baltimore,
SIR. 30, Srpar sfrase, Helpsgorf,
SMperteure
rnb aHsiniee Isenten in Den Ser. at. rnb Canada
fiir
r. FOLLIET Il SCHEOX
In an (@bampaane,
Ststsrduten Der taiierl. Sanli1ie pon 8reusen.
Sarpn garset, Yorbeaur.
g. Spbit s. Gpmp., &oauac.
fGuIfI0 fo9BfP. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
9lene MnsetGen.
Scri6t Der

Scribt Der
ySObn SancOf Gegenieitigeu
9ebeu8 gerii6erung8zGeie ellidaft
BON SOfUn, MaHahufetts."
Sie,tb. SEQ. y. 9augcr, BrdFoent
Nd>tb. Ghesar SSrigbt, attuar.
Ginfommeu 1871, 8rdmieHuno Sinien.. 1884, ,150 80
8erluife. Stoioenoen, 8urtfae9ebene
Boltcen, 9ommjiiiOnep, dr8tllhellna
teriulun9er, IIS.t9eH, Drudlos
den, g8ieberueriidsruu9 uno Hnoers
Quslagen .............,.,.....,. 564,2lt 06
ltebcrihuB in 1871.....,... s3l9,939 SO
SSilauis Spaen.
2otatzSermo9en am l. 5dnnar 1872 ...S2, 1911 n
erbiuSHeDfeiFeu.,
1teierue, pom OtaH. 8er=
fiherungs -9epartcmeut
dn9eoronet mo Su bier
Srojent dul anlQ9cn aHH
9eihGgeH ............. 81, 906, t49 "a
dIsfeheHbe &ertuRe..... 1928 %
ausitebenOe 9iotOenoen.. %, rs! As
uebe,Ifus fir BoIcensSnbaber ....... $2t2,t44 IS
Senrlttene Serluite. ................... &etne.
YEad5 0sn G5eieben in Wiaiiaduetts iino bic 0r,ts
loren, iucIde iraeno cine @eIoanloac ooer cine 4n=
1eibe Die nid1t ourdl Statut Guorrt IN, aHoronen
Den Ott9lebern ocr Setlildai itr rgeno etReH oGrz
aus eHttebenoen Serluit perantUorttit.
Die Girettoren Der pSobn 6ancodz@ @eieulhatt"
umaiiGn eini9e rreBiS Der reidleH uno or9eePsn=
ten Bir9Cr Boitons.
maus nab elmer 3ablung abioIut unpcriau60r, ers
Iol9te nun Die 3Qblung jdBrItt, ober BaIbidbrltb
ODER uerte iGbrIiCb.
0iuibenben meroeu idbrGi4 ertlGrt un6 iibrtid
baar beJabt. I1e YoIicen ituh ourp Gel5t5eltlUlz
Cine aroBe InbGbl her eriolgrci6feH eibatt6< uno
Sanowrtsleute oon Baltimore tuo nab elmer lor9'
iGtioer unteriutur9 brerieits in Der rS q d"
oerii4ert. IS 9ibt nidts @mpfRblersmertbe5 in osr
0ebeu5priiderung. wcldjes man mint ourh elRc Bo-
lice III oieier @eieGlhat crbnltcn Tam. glue aren
GebeHss unb @nooDment BoIicen Der6en aus9efertt9t
uno SCbresz9euten 9eQeben.
gGalter g. gGilfimjnu,
CieUcrd!s A9ent,
9{oromeItcde her Baltimore uuo @6urle5frGBe.
c5anIes 6rHeeripu. 2otaI<ageRt
iameS u. Steuart, .. Ue.,
t69-72Fl uuteriuhuugszyt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
Ser Sell NratpalI in NennfplSa.
1tten.

Wewsgorf, 81. Mars. - Cine Oepeide
melbet bon Barriers 0anbuug, Benni., oaB
Die aoblen0l .Yroou,enten cine eutbuiiaifiihe
@erlammlung abgebalten babsn unb Sen.
McGalmont nnb Anbere bitter bic rSoutbern
Smpropement Gompasnie" beroammten. Gin
@omite wuroe eruannt, I'M iiA nit Sraiioent
@arrstt bon Der Baltimore Sbio 8abu'
Co." in Yerbinoung 3u iesen nno ibn 3il
peranlaiien, einen gabnsmeig mad Barriers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
lBas Sie Neip= 9Jorfer Nrbeiter BON
ben NpItttferu haIten.

arbeiter bielten I'M yGooper Snititute" se>
itern abeno cine misunderstanding, IN
melfer erfidrt wuroe, oaB Die BolttIter6eInoe
her Wrheitsr ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
&nehen ct,tufnn6en:


. Cine qroBe Senbuns lnuren 9osnue, Bints unb
haIbe Bfrts nniere ei9ere Smportdtlon, uno oorssz
Itn fiji u,eotSiniidhs 3uete geei9net.
u. u. MSaripu Gpmp.s
GbarmlSeuten,
gde Der gutaipitraBe unp W.obiiou= aoenue.
foorS tJS2teQA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
49, NeeroIsnnsea beiorst.

ENE WEEGUs5HWyeH utIutyta
- IS trail Stafl,"
er.frf. 4esiugtons, nahr &ibsrtnst strdee.
Gldrerce's, seibGoiiere Sutiheu, Rbotons, Bug
ates uno Reupferre sul UietDe, t}bide Shitsu fir
&eienfdhuter, ioiue aud1 Elm &tnipnrner. gu leoel
2slt tnnr man BE teHsa Der otiaen Wesen nit iors=
Eitiasn unn aufmerflamea Irebern su Gngemefienen
Breiisn tauen.
Reroe lperoen bet'm Gage oher Wonat in Giitte-
rgug eerommen uno scsea GomniIfou 9et1uIt ooer
berfauit.
(San9, i 12Nte, q g. 8 ssresemeper. Gisentbiimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22

Wew.gorf, 2l. Mdrs. = @elo attip
3u 7; Behiel beltanotg 94--3; Sob 93-5;
Bonos behanSig: Sedlcr 115s, '62er l114.
4ftieu beltduoig: Central 90a, Grie 49s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
gtdb Gtaid)ineIt 2ln3eigeu,
gRir 6nhen nns fnln1cr fcmiI[t.

gGir habeu uns ttllmcr 6CmiiIlt,
unIere SanSea Hare, octreue upo eiriGd1e gngnbeH
bnT6tli1 allsr Rdbmaittuen obne 6urdt uno otnc
CUNT Su mad1CH, uHo oieic5 8srta9rcr bot unS ole
mai3iHen tu9c5o9en, pelde inlmu rod onbdlt
5. +. 4Fc&eHpeu,
g2r. 136, ASeit fapefteffr.
80 2tueIs Bureou glr. %, GR'SaItmorcsSn
L22-NA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
mnt,pr .Ndu.

Nem.Oorf, 81. Ufars. -s9le perlanttt,
ioa in SulSem Der YroSeB Ses WfaporS pau
Dor Dem @erid)te BON Sper uno Sermlner
mieber Q1fQerufeI rperoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
pvspeptiker,
Dersw eifelt mt1t!
aafmuntsrnDe anilhs fit Gad!

Enspeptifer unb QeiheHbe an 9sberz nnb Wfaeens
Nranfbetten Dele Don aHhern Mrsneien feine Beiies
otko SuAei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
Ser ppraeblibe beloif@c M0rSer.

Stem 81 ort, 20. Mtars. - 0ti6tsr Gar
ooSo perpart beute ben antras, Sogt frei3u'
laiieu, auf ben @rlinO bin, baB Die angelegeus
belt iid1 in seeisnetsn Sanoen our llnterlI'
djuua beGuDe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22
Oeors Strobmeger, juR.,
Mr. 9a. Snz8aftimoreffrnRe.

bat FortmGbrrno' an 5ano gum 8Grfanie dne SlrteR
1SdbmaicbimeH uno Diatertalieu fir hieielben. Dla"
Idnen Uarben ausgebeert in turBer 3eLt 5u tiliseH
Breiier. f4uq. .t,12Ditel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22

Stiin6lb Don lIpr Wtor9ens hi5 uPr Nbsns~~
Sonnta98 itiinblid bon nbr Wtor8enS bis s u5t
Ihen6s. II, ierucr ale Zane $50 HQdbm. urb 11.00
IbenSs uno ieSe balbs Gtunhe uon 2-b ubr ennis
ladb QouOou Yart. Die g9a9en pcyioeu tG9It9
Satonsutue nm 6, Z, 7.30unb ie tunolt4 oon u9r
Roraens bis 10 llbr abcnos
0Gd5 IS liicott Gttu nm 5 nm 10 lbr gaors
,en5 uno uuo U5r Ra4mihags, Sonntass etnsss
f9loHen.
Wab Gpoanstomu uro Suniontoon ieoe
stunhe ron ~ Tlbr 9tcroeus Uls s5a ubr 9l6euos
unb nm 10 uno Il llbr AbeHos. Ruii41rt limb
lid uon ulr Wtorgen5 bis ubr &btHbS.
Baltimore & aloertou 9uIpbdttduer SttenI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22

n0orohrutidher 2Gouh," iencn anocrcu Ytttuoa
mad goutbampton u1o 8rcmeH.
.GQsnzQiHie' ndd) 2ioerpoot On augeSe9ten 8dgeH.
9ampier n2uhd" Unb pHtbertb," init cronoer ob'
uedislnb, mad Step g9ef, 9aoann2 uro RsmzGr"
rGieetart's g. g2ne,'b Qinic" ale Gage Ra6
Bottom.
,SapanEob= =9tnie." 3dmpiern nRortb Rort, rSds
raooIia" un6 nGmercl ;" lU6tentlit nod Sooouuob.
~@tarIcitoR 9tnie," 0dmpicr "i5ocon" cSca
GJulI" unh ,,WarpIaub, ,Uoh,ntIid mad Gbarlehon.
yio6 Iaimtnoton, Sdmpitr a1itssccN," relpet1
alA -SBctts," motentlH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-22

Bon Baltimore mad 9 ow bottonum Z, 9unb II
ubr WforQeus Il. um 2, 4, ), 6 unb 7.30 ubr Radm.
@crIafer Boubatten nOh 8olttmo ore um LAO,
7.15, SIS, 9.f5, 1t.15 WorgeUs uno 215, 4.16 uno
gonnaben0s OerIdBt Elm 8o98on Baltimore am
o mn
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body as a catharfic.
nor was ever any be-
fore 80 universally
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this mild butefncient
purgative PiiI. The
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that tits amore rclia.
hlo md far mara of.
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