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A LITERARY CURIOSITY.

The following Resolution was offered by
Senator Conkling in the Senate of the
United States, at the present session, and
is probably the longest sentence ever writ
ten:
Resolced, That the President be request
ed, if in his judgement not incompatible
with the public interest, to inform the Sen
ate of the number of recommendations for
appointments to or removals from office, so
far as the same can be astertained, made
to the present administration by persons
now Senators from the States of New York,
Missouri, Illinois, Nebraska and Indiana,
may be given in regard to such recon-
mendations, and regard to the persons
whose appointment or removal was propos-
ed, together with a statement of the num-
Der of cases in which action was taken in
accordance with such recommendations,
respectively and of the number of persons
so respectively appointed, who have been
removed; and also, whether any such Sena-
tors have solicited or asked appointments
or removals in any sense other than trans
hitting papers or stating the character
and qualifications either of applicants, or
of those who vouched for applicants, and
if so, what Senators; also, that he inform
the Senate whether the head Of any depart
ment has caused to be prepared in his de-
partment the tabular statement, or any
part thereof, referred to in the following
statement made in the Senate by the Sena-
tor from Indiana (Mr. Morton), on the 23d
of February, 1872, 81 saw this afternoon
tabulated statement, giving the number
of recommendations made in each depart
ment since the 4th of March, 1869, by the
Senator from Illinois (Mr. Trumbull) num-
bering one hundred and three, and if 80,
at whose instance and for what purpose
said tabular statement or any part thereof,
was prepared; whether the head of such
department at the same time caused like
tabular statements to be prepared giving
the number of recommendations made by
the other members of the Senate for the
same period; also, that he furnish the Sem
ate with copy Of the record Or list kept
in the respective departments, showing the
appointments or removals therein which
have been credited or charged to each of
the Senators aforesaid, and to what Sena-
tor, together with the names Of the per-
sons recommended to or for removal from
office by each Of said Senators, stating par
ticularly in each case whether it was a
request verbally or otherwise for an ap-
pointment or removal; the endorsement of
recommendations made by others, or of the
character of the parties recommending,
without any reference to the applicant. or
a reference Of the papers of others to him,
or the head of department., without any
expression of opinion by the Senator in
regard thereto, and whether appointments
or removals have in any instance been
made at the suggestion or request of any
third party who has acted as go-between
either of said Senators and the appoint
ing power. or represented, or in any man.
ner caused it to be understood that such
appointments or removals would be ag,e,-
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Enigma.

am composed Of 80 letters.
My 9. II, 81 is a short poem.
" 10, 1G, 1, 8, 10, ~, 30, 13, Is, 10 is a
Latin phrase.
"a, 10, 1s. is body Of water.
50 IL, 3, ), II, SO is celebrated English
novelist.
" 81, 90, %, 6, % is mans name.
" 81, "A, 90 is a negative.
g %, 81. Is, 81, :, 8 is IA figure of speech.
" /, 9, %, 2G is personal pronoun.
:" IS. 90. 26, ~, %. 81 is French word.
:. %, 9, 3a. |. 10 was noted philosopher.
- II, % is an interjeetion.
My whole is in contemplation. SELMA.
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DOMESTIC IIAPPINEss.-The great end of
prudence is to give oheerfulness to those
hours which splendor cannot gild, and
reclamation cannot exhilarate. Those
soft intervals of unbended anu sement, in
which man shrinks to his natural di men,
sions, and throws aside the ornaments and
DISCUSSES which he feels in privacy to he
useless encumbrances, and to lose all effect
when they become familiar. To be happy
at home, is the ultimate result of all ambi-
ton, the end to which every eterprise and
labor tends, and of which every desire
prompts the execution. 1t is, indeed, at
home that every man must be known by
those who would have just estimate of
his virtue or fell city; for smiles and en-
broidery are alike occasionally, and the
mind is often dressed for show in painted
honor and fictitious benevolence. johnson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

Mrs. Darlington entered the office of
the Probate Judge called "Civilian'') and
inquired in her blandest tone: care you the
civil villain?" "Do you wish to insult me,
MADAME" said the judge. EYES," replied
the amiablc old lady; ''my brother died
detested, and left three infidel children, and
Pm to be their executioner: so want to
insult the civil william about it,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

HAPPY OR MIsERABLE?- (Which will You
do-smile and make your household happy,
or be grabbed, and make all of those young
ones miserable? The amount of happiness
you can produce is incalculable, if you show
a smiling face, kind heart, and speak
pleasant words. Wear a pleasant coun-
tenance, let joy beam in your eye and love
glow on your forehead. There is no Joy
like that which springs from kino act or
a pleasant deed; and you will feel it at
night, when you rise through the day, and
when about your business.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

q An Irishman who had blstered his
fingers trying to draw on pair of boots,
exclaimed aloud:
:" believe shall never get 'em on until
| wear EN- a day or two''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

Pure Ground BOne.-We are prepared
to receive orders for our Pure Ground
Bone, by the single Ton or Car load, and
shall be glad to have those interested to call
at the Mill and examine our stock and the
process of its manufacture. Samples sent
by mail when desired.
THOs. WARING & Bro, Colora, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

3 o'clock. Hard at work. Cross,
out of patience! Why? Answer-Did
not have a pound of the Wilmington
CITY Soap."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

sB"I can't find bread for my family
said lazy fellow in company.
"Nor l." replied an Industrious miller,
81 am obliged to work for it,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

tY Wilmington, Delaware, is thirty
ing city-made so by it's manufactures
Not the least of these is the establishment
for making the Wilmington City Soap"
which is in such general use over the
country,
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LOOK. CECIL COUNTY, LooK.-Every
one who has not tried the Wilmington
City Soap should begin at once. If you
do not try lar for next wash-day, you
are fined half price. Buy a bar, and save
. the fine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

sB Why might carpenters really believe
there is no such thing as stoneo Because
they never so,r it.
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Kennett Square Academy and Seminary


Terms, Sl.25 to S!..j per week No extras.
SHoRTLI DGE & N0RRfa.
Jan %, ls72-tf
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Always pays the Highest Market Price for Country
Produce, at
Feb 10 RISING sun, MD.
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IF" Are these rooms to let? ~ said 4
polite gentleman to a handsome Young
lady.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-13

] Us, SIT.
g Are you TO let with them?"
No, sir, am to be let ulone."
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Months 20 and 25 per cent additional Three chances
allowed to yearly advertisers without additional charge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15
Mabrenh nes aan,en Sabres

uno tn alien WeIttbeilen fInb bic arantbetsfofe In
Der euft. i'm Sooen unb i'm gBafier in sro6erem ODER
9erln9erem Sraoe porbQnoen; baber 1T oaS eroBe be-
Setabttil1e@ e9ennllttel sesen bieie unfidtbarenSeins
De Der @efunbbtit, Sofetter's Masenbitteres;
nnlehdBbar as Elm Sausmittel in aneu Sabres8e;ten
rno IN 1eoem 3ltnta. gu feiner BeriOoe bes Sahres
1T cine re9elnoe uno in Sronun9 ietenoe Nieoisin nos
tbt9er, as 9esen ben SdluB bes Winters, tuenn Die
Soilne uno Re9en beginner, bic Winterhlo6abe ab.
5ubrs6en, uno aus Dem iueid lperhenben 8ooen ienes
ihredltfe Miasma entfebt, tpel6es pie elm alp auf
Der Observation-Disclosures Iaitet unb Die eebensseliter ME.
ocrnriidt. Oas ut Die 3eit, in iuelder Der Samen in
termtttirenber unb remittirenbcr ffieber, bes @lieber<
reiBens uno Der rbeumatii6en Gi6t, bartndfiser SRA
9enletoen, seber= unb l1nterleibs~ Qeiben uno elmer
9rosen Nense bon 9unsen. uub Rerpeu=uebeIn ee.
idst Dirb.
Ser bette, Der fiherte Ges, biefs unbsilpone aus<
iaat gu %perblteH, tit Die ardftiaune uuo Grfriidune
Ses sorpers ourd cine anr oes Bittersn. @enn piefe
Soriibtsmasreset iest ersrifen tu;ro, baun miro feline
9efapr leln, oas mlasmatiihe Seine in Den Sdften
tno 9efoeoen oeS Sorpers Bur5el iaiien unc i'm Sriib.
ing l@reuilne Sraht 5eroorbrin9en. Sest lit Die
Set, Sas au oerbltsn. Sci e~iuseoenf, oas &rait Die
etn5lse S1us'pe5r sesen oas 2ranfbeitssiit, unb bas
Softetter'e Sittere oas reinite, unsefdbrIidfe mad,
tisits nno ~ooafominente stdrtun9smitteI 1T, has ie
as beiGlsenoes ODER beilenoes Ditttel onoeuenoe
iuuroe. vs. nabt Elm Wetisl Der Sabresseii, Der Ser
fonsn bon idpd6ti6er, %nerpoicr Organization foft
INNER mebr ODER tueniser unbeilpon mirb. Stdrft
Guh iofort NIT Dem oornebmiten stdrtunssn,ittel
bes 5eitaIters! Reinist bas But pom alien 'front.'
baften Stofcn, FART Die scrpeu unb reinist bic gus=
ideibunssidfts NIT benz pesetabiIiiden @lirir, mel.
Dies bic Sdfte Der feinFten mebisiniiben @urseln,
arauter u. Gsinoen netft benz beilfamffen ancr ourd.
brinaenSen Reismtttel oerbinbet! (S~7-42tup)
kS- Aufgeber Der 3ablun9 ON Goa M aria Ssruu.
Der in getbenfels LIT erius1t, in Der Gspee. b. 81.
poraf5predeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-15
@nropaiidc 8eri1te
SeuffhIdnn.

SeNttNptulr.
= (@in befrafter Don Suan.) Gin be,
jabrter, woblituirter Serr in Berlin, Der ims
mer nod Elm groBe. Serebrer beS idDnen Sc
lhledtes lit, perfolgte lett Woden Die bllor
i6Gne 6rau zines &aufmannes in Der 5eili=
9engeiittraBe; bieie tla9te es enolid ibrem
Wanne, uno auf beiien Seranlafung bradte
fe ben alien 9errn in ibre @obnung. BORT
wurbe er aber, nadeem er Ylae geuommeu,
bon benz @bemanne empfangen. gfa9 elmer
einbringlt4en StrafpreOtst muBte er eiuen
@e1lel iiber 400 Sbaler nod Siht unb 3par
Su etnem moblthdtigeu 3mede acceptiren unb
wuroe oann b0Hid entlaiien.
-(Seilung burd 8lattern.) Der in Ser=
lin erl6einenoe uYubliatit" er5dblt folgenoe
munoerbare Seilung: Ser Stuoioiu8 Der
WteDisin g. bielelblt purbe in, Sabre 1854 BON
elmer tOtaleu @eitesa0rung befaaen. Die
&raufheit bot alien anltre9ungen Der Nerste
Grot, uio Der friiber 10 liebenswiirbtse, bei=
tere Dtuienlobn wuroe in elmer Srrenanitalt
ultersebra6t, aus Der er 1856 oils unbcilbar
e~ntlaiien murbe; ba er fiji uno in it6 gefebrt
mar unO Hiemauoen belditigte, nabnlen i'm
feline @ltern nit ii1 nah Sauie. 9ieb5ebn
Sabre iiuO ieit benz 4usbru9e Der 8raufen~
belt peritrihen, Der Sater Ses lugliidltdeu
lit ldngif gelforben, Die Wiutter unD cine
S6melter lebeu nod. 2lniangS Nooember
pori9eu Sabres maroe Der 9etitesfranfe
BON ben Yoden befalen, Die er inter Der
Gdege letner Wutter unb S9meiter gliidli6
iiber gah bieler &ranfheit mar aber
gum @rtaunen beS inn be6anOelnben Ir5tes
ieoe Spnr Ter friiberen @eiitest1rung per<
l6lpnnoen, 10 oaB er ii6 jest Der %uoatanoigs
fen @elunbbeit erireut. Ser Qr3t erfldrt ben
ieltlamen 6aa baOurf, baB jene @eiiiesit0s
runs burd einen SranfbeitStoif er5eugt wOr=
ben, Den Die Boden gdu6ltb aus benz a6rper
e%ntiernt baben mD9en.
Jtalien.
-(6loren5, %. SAM @efern Had)mit.
taa mad 5 ubr brad IN benz Dor Der Borta
Groce gelegener drmiten, meiit aus SolS=
bdniern beltebenoen Staotuiertel Elm furbt>
bares, bimmelbo6 aufoOernoes Seuer aus.
Nlsbalo trafen 96ihtrains, Sruppen uuo bic
oberlfen Wilitar. uno @iotlbeb6roen auf Der
Branoitdtte elm, nm bas @etter9reifeu oes
oerbeerenbeu @lemeutes su nerbIten. Nad-
BEN bic 6lammen spei Staotuiertel IN ein
Seuermeer permauoelt batten, muBte man
R9 oaraui beldrdnfen, bic ~iibrisen 0nartiere
an ilfern. @liidliAerweiie selans 60 balb
8 ubr, bic SrauDltdtte gu ~ilolireu. Oas
@leno 1T 9rdBli9. 200 bis 300 9duier iiuS
perbrannt, 600 bis 800 Samilteu iinb Oh.
bafloS. SOipeit bisber uerlautet, 1T fein
0fenl6enleben su betla9en. Die umlie9enoen
fSelber unb Gdrten iiub nit Mobilien uno
@erGtblhaften benedt. Oieuou Qre,,o fom.
uleuoen s3ise onrften ni4t oil Der citation
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ScDftseu.

- Ole Gabadsbeieuernug.) 9as ST.
nanSsSomite bes SauieS beldlob IN lelnel
Oielltag Sormittag abgebalteaeI SlBung,
Su @uniten Der Seibebaltung Der ge9enwdr'
tigen Steuer Don 16 GentS pro Yfuno Saz
bad nnO Der &ebnftiou Der s~egenlpdrtigen
Steuer BON 80 auf "a GeutS per YiuuO 81 be.
ridten.
= (Oer reue gebilfs Staatsiefretar.)
Oas Senatsz@ Omite Der auSmdrtisen aages
le9enbeiteu fam nit ieiuer langen @rtpds
gnng Der @rnennung bes Charles Sale gum
9ebiiliszS taatSiefretdr 5u@nDe ltnO bel 6loB
gu Suniten Der Seitdtisun9. beiielben 81 be-
rt6ten.
= Die ruIiii6e Slotte, ndmlid bas Stag
9enidiff ySuetlauO" unb bic SOruette1 vSoz
9atare" uub yqbred," iiuo, elmer Wfelbuns
oeS ~bortigen S6ifsbaubofs @ommanOanz
ten semdb, in Yenlacola, Slorioa, angefomz
men.
Die 8eftsnation bes befannten Sberi
6orneD ais Collector bes 9afens BON Ybilas
Oelpbia ma6t in ben rabifalen Sldttern mad
mie Dor groBeS Guflehen. Die Gtsaae tit cine
Der fettfen Der &e9ierlng, unb g%enleinislid
perbeu MIR ibre setreuelten 4nbdriser banit
beglidt. 3iemlla al9emein nimmt man an,
baB 6ornep, Der Elm alter potitil6er Braftifus
tit, besinnt, 9unte 81 rtehen, oaB es nit Der
@rant'ihen Serrli6feit i'm v8etBen 9aule"
auf Die 9eei9e gebt, uro er Siebt iid su retter
3eit aus Der Slemlne, lin Die @hancen betm
na4ienS berberrn Oes r8elben Saules" niht
au perlieren. Grant bat our6 Elm bDfiAes
Sbreiben Sornep's &eit9nation angenom,
men. Su5wiiden iuiini9en mir Srn. Soruer
Slid, baB er in ieinen grWartun9en aul
Grants 9tieOerlage nibt getaui6t meroen
m0se, Elm Molbeur, bas immerbin ibm aud
einen Strt9 our4 bic Ge9nung MAIDEN
f0nnte.
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rcauna, uelfe benz 10. april 1861 folste,
rpabrnebmenb, libiete $1,000 5000. grt
fieben Sabre nahber (1868) fauo man baS
Oeisit aus, Su ipdt, INN Sas @elO BON benz
@eamten, Der inswiiheu Bancroft aemadt
bate, wieoer,uerlanseu. Sr. 0faion, ldngf
nidt mebr i'm Amte, beSablte ais ebrliber
Nann $4,000 unb sebt nunmebr ben 9onsreB
an, linn bas @elo, I'M weldes oas lint obne
iein @ifIen beltoblen murhe, unb oeiien Ser
untreuuns erft 1868 baS Sdasamt aussu'
finDen fir gut erad)tete, iba suriif;ueritattsn.
Wau miro id erinnern. 0aB in dbnlifer
@eile erit neulit bic Safen<@innebmer @ebs
fer unb Sbomas BON Der 3ablun9 piel bepeu-
tenberer BON llnterbeamten neruntreuter
Summen %eutbunoen murben. llno mas benz
ginen re1t, tit aud benz aloern biai9.
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8orta @roes, ionbern erff auf benz Central
Sabnbofe haltsn. Die @isentbiimer oteler III
Der Ndbe befinoliher 9duler iiberlieBeu bic
ielbeu iufort ben Sbbadloieu. Oas Vtuntcts
plum ltelte Die Giaa Nsruini CUR Serfil9uns.
Die Garnepal- @eielidaft potirte mad BEN
8ranoe 1000 IrdncS unteritiibung.
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Mas bent Ginen reHt, TT aud
benz Mnnern billia.

SIN Ser. St.> Senate i9mebt CUR i3eit elm
@eIst, sueldss benz aAtb. Sobn 9bompion
W9aion, sur 3eit Staatsiefretdr nuter @oup.
gBbpte, $4,000 pertpiIigt. Sc erbelt, baB
bei'm 4usbrute bes Srieges 9r. Malon @in-
rebmer bes 9aiens BON Baltimore NOR. Giner
ieiner unterbeamten, Die @elssenbeit Der auf'
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Nene Mn3ei0em.
PeabaOBz Suititut.
EnrfpSuuo6- Npnnrfe.,, {


N0rlefunaS= Oepartement.
@rpf, ~. 3. Riles iest On ben Sienftdgss l1e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ben 49,, 10, %, %, q.
uno 29. 5ebruar, abencs 1hr. irins 8ortrdgs tort
uno nro lber fol9enoe 2brnata ipredcn: 8. eas
Itter Der @roe; 6. bic llrlnidHse Der Groe uno bic
eriten 9cbenseri6einnnsen; Z. bas Soblen .3sitalter;
s. 9ebir9e uRo Rieien. 5feptIlieu; 9. bic 9eoloeiihe
@eitiHte oes 9ieuiden 10. bas sro6e Sortidritts-
@eies.
Saiiontarteu $l.50; Gtusclnbilete su % Gts.s am
Gin9anoe.
(38 ,40,46,5O,2) q. $. ABORTION, 9Ortster.
Sausbaltz0 cratbe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SIR. 80, u. =8nIto.zSI
5ausbGlter, Sotelfpirtbe unb Sduier i'm al9emei=
nen peroen es su ibrem Scrtbelle fiuben, bel ms in
fauien. unier Borratb 1T 9an5 ncu unb umiaBt Borz
seaan=, @las<, Gteingut=, 3iun= unb SoI5poaren,
Sdneibenaaren, Ebeebretter, nrnen, Giner, Buttcn
II. +. 10. Serner 9inoerua9eu, Waierthhler, RefIlz
9eratoten, 3eu9=grefier II. /. ~.
Sdrrifpn q SSrppn,
(Rop.2 2,6Wte.) SIR. SO. @sIzBa ltimorefr.
.l4Quo8 zQna '65s 'a@ t9'T'5OFS'9't'6e)
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Mou (ese SieIes neE10iaf

8ericaen, mrIde umsieben, sinen 4sediel res ges
oddities mdher ODER 9elGGfte etabliren uercen luobls
tpun, tit eLnen lleberidla9 ilr @eiGditsbiaer, Druid
materiaiien : Sabritanten, Sfr. asa, Msef S5altis
mpreftrase, gu Ienben. ueIte iceben elm ausgeoebnz
tes 4iortiment bon Sd,reib=@ulten, Mlbuurs,
Sprtemonnaie's, GulcfecerM uno cine 9roBe auss
Dabi BON blbl9en 9c9enitdn0en. nel6e fh fir
Setse3ei1eufe eiSnen, crbalten ba6en.
Sini9e bibi6e Sibeln unb 6ebetbIdber porrG=
tbis, melte iebr bilie abeelaiien iperben. 1922
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d,uuo

0adridt, oue unier 6~i6beriser Gbeilbaber Sr. MSdm
Silber;abn pom beutiseu Gage on aus BEN bon
ms unter Der EIrmo Sanuettel 3 SO. betriebencn
Borenmoher=9eitG cite uusgetretcn III, uno baB mir
bas @eId,6it unpcrdnbertcr Weiie unb inter oemiel<
ben ytamen iortluhrsn.
g. s. Sannettei,
I0l Kerr. Sd,uIke.
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Bet 9eutilbe Gorreipomoent.
Baltimore, Is. Tebruar 1872.

DIVER ISEMENTS, NOTICES DC.
published in the "CoRREspoNDENr" in the English
md German languages.
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re- aufseber Der 3abluns on Neter 2ietIid, In
Wie6errobenba6 1T eriatt IN Der grp. b. 81. pors
auipreben.
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Weue Mnaeigem.
an bic neutldem 0eieai9aftel
0pfnnnfnnmrnn.

Cine g~eriammluns Der aftiondre Der so
r~nental= IenerzS erf id, erun G6eielidlaft" miro
am erfei Ntontase i'm NdrS iur Ole Wabl BON Il
Direttoren iir bas ~lanfenbe Sabr fattfinocn. Die
giter Der @eieai9ait tpsrotn bis mad Der Babl se=
i6lofen ietn.
til-kSl M. Nh. EffneE. e er.
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gm %. Gueuit 1871 bat mfine Srau Serbia mid
unh mem Saus obne 1tIinhe u~srlofien. Oas 5ei9e Id
Soft unb ellen suteH Seuten oil.
Samnel 2DipenthaI.
t40) SIR. 1873, Welcone- Guep.
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9eutides 8anfs nnD @edielsel6ai
NUII SIIIVItVlkW UFI
7.3Oer Gnlb=Qnleib Der

uyGOrDltc5enR1c csSGDnsSDmp."
gum l1mtauid segen sinl0sbare Ser. StaatenzSbt
gationen ais cine ii6ete uno profitable Capital Mne
la9e. 40l
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Sefunntmahuna


fir bic Sdnen Sdltimpre'S unb Ger ti1GeSens.
Der untsr5eidnete tuiinitt ieinen ttei9silbtten
OaHt fir Die Iiherlle Suubl6ait, Delhe ibn, pd9s
reno er Gil Der Gde Der eerinston- unb gutau itrase
I'M Die 6ortbauer ~Deriethen in itiucm ueueu unb scz
rdumiaen eaoen Iar. 20, Rpre.Gutanhr., Dos
bin er umseBooen lit. SD perbe i'm !3uiaSe gu
metnem sroBen 8orrotbe pom slimminas, Sans
tcrn, Sammet, SeihenfoTen II. (. 10. einen ausz
9eSeidneten 8orratb bon Scioentofen fur abenoa
@eieui6aften, Garldtau, &sispaaren une Stitereien
6alten, unb eriu6e Gle Sanen 9anS e%r9ebent, bel
mir porsuipreben.
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assH 6uffen nn0 NrfGIfunnc1f.

2arpaue's Suffeusg prup lit superiidtli6 al6 Elm
iderss une eriolsrei6es 5eilmittel eesen 9ulen, gr=
tdltun9 uno aae 9rauibeiten Der Sronhial=R obren
anSutmpieblen, ioluobl iIr 8inoer Gls aub fur @r=
tpa6iene. Yreis % Gents pro TiGi6e. gu baben bel
Sdrpaue, Gde Der Saltimo ore une 5arrifpnffr.,
lofule bi allen 9roauiften. tAueuif23. l2Yite. t&fp ]
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Eay GtUas fir iene 6amilie

Et1te Sforenee'fd be Ndbnnai63ire
IN Die bette ilr ule 4rten Ar6eit unb Die nettefte Naz
Ibire in Der geeit. Wan TONNE unb iebe bieel6e in
eem 8erfauiszSofale, Er. 40, RurnsGbarlesifr.
tm Northumberland. on! tSuli16, t2gRte.)
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Or. &1nt9's
6amhurner 8ruf<Shee.

5uiten, Gngbriiti9teit, Brdune, 5eiierfeit, Snf
Huensa, aitbmG, @nt5itnoune ber9uftrobre, 56piHos
fudt i'm eriten @raoe uno ane Srontbeiten Der eunae
unb Der 9eble fonnen con Or. Sonis's SGmbur9er
BruIt=gbee sebeilt rperben. Sefbt SdiUiEb nebtige,
bel benen Die 4rantbeit iton fueitere Sortfbritte 9e=
madt bat, finben 6ur6 ben 9ebraub oieies 8bte's
bebeutenOe @rleitterun9.
Bel allen Qpotbetern IA % Gents IA ba6en.
II. 8paeIer S Spmp.,
(Sau. 5,1S,2pl 4oenteu fir ImerifQ.
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Sn Srootlpn, W.sY., beidloB uorgeitern
cine Seriammluns BON neutrality-suspicious.,
bel Der nd6lten 9enerals@o auf cine
Serldngerung bes IlntStermtn %blnSuwtrfen
uno Der gu b%duigen Serieenng porSubsugen.
Sn Rew< p t wurOe 6rau Soaano,
anseflagt, ibren Sauseisner Slump NIT Ell
mem Setle eridla9en 81 baben, ipieOer fret9e'
geber, ba ii4 berausfelte oaB Der Otan1
nm Ghlnnflniia naitnrhen NOR.
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Die ansabe, baB Die auf Der III III o =
Baeific< etnseidneiten Raia'
aiere Notb leioeu, tpirb BON Supertntenoer'
ten Sidels enti9ieoen in 4breOe geitelt. Ste
un5uirlebenen ieten auSlblieBlia 3eute, Oenen
mar nif)t erlauben wOue, bic Speoltten Der
Qiioe ,r routroIirpu
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nii9ss Makcr.
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Das bette foIniide Wnier in alnerifa, uniibertrofs
len pon irgcno einem anoeren Irtifel. GetE Seluder
Yultimore's ioQte es unterlaifen, fb nit elmer 6loide
bieies
amSse;eid1neten 9arfims
gu uerieben. @6enio fpirb empfo5leH:
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rReab's EempetritterzS oaust."
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r9feGo's ma9ifhes BuIuer fiir boien Sals,"
elm unlbertreitibes 9eilmittel tIr 5atsleiben irsenb
tpeIder Irt, mie cine F(ai6e, rithti9 an9efuanot, bar
tbun piro. Die Birtuns bes 0litteIs If cine pun=
berbare. 70. $. Reae,
(Sept16.tS) SIR. t8t. Baltimore. nobe slqbtHr.
SpSeSfaQ+
4m IL. 6ebr. fSrau 6esia $. Sunteop, Satin
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