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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
7.3Orr Gin[hzInlrihe

IINOrpttd3caSSd ftc=Sabn=S CMp."
gum llmtauid seoen einosburc 8Cr Stautenz CD l.
9attonen als zine tdete uno roFtabIe Gapttot- aH-
lage.
Die erle 6npotbeI n2ono GJrout" G5olos Bombs bet
"Hotnlihen Sacltcs s@ilnhabn= @ompaenie, Rte lest
tnm Rennlpcrtb uEo Gui9etauienen SEtrrsiicn In
Rapcrselbl pertauit merben. finb aIen aacn ate
cine @npltalsInlage empfoblen, bic einc rrofitable
Snterelien> Ifate mt nbolutr 5iberbett ucrbinoet.
Der per9lettspeie @rra9 Der D. proient. Der.
St.=Fonrs Su beu 9orotihen RocIfic 7.50err pabd[t
it pie SjUo 5n $905 unc Der 6.proS Ser. Sr.sSonos
Su ben Horb=BaciTc= Bonbe iuie 5000 Bu $9U3.
Die re9litrrien Bombs ioRnen iener 3elt gsaeR
@ouponz Bonos unh rie 2esteren ae9Cn Die Grier5R
dl59ctdudt luereen, BON heRen @apiai uno Sntereis
irn In oen Saupt 9slomdrften @uropa's urb IN ben
4GinJen Der betreProen I. noer BabIbar iuo.
Sm binbltde odraut, bdB bic Wegielung balb tbte
61pro5eut9en bombs einforocrn uE0 oic oienllide
Shnto bu eirer richriaGen Sntcreien State tunoirrn
miro, eonOertreu Oiee nbaber pon 5.20srn oieielbsH
IN bic Z 30er SoHbs Der rRoIblither 9oc1cs 5atn."
sic mabcn bc Gem Iu5taude einen lubi6en 8ea
mimi uno oerarosern betrdbtlb ibr @iHfolnneR.
Vile 9anabdreh AttiSu un0 SoI RS ulrf en- Bu Ibrem
bodIter Widrftucrtbe i'm GustLulde uGQen cic Sie-
benz DreiBi9er Der .Horolider &dciFcz8abn- anees
nommen: Die Grpre5tofer iir @eloz 9einIttiruR-
gen uno tilr neherienoung DER Sleben 0reSger uers
ben ron ben SinoHjz zG9enten bC5obIt.
aerteu uro Seitrei6un9eu beftHoen tb in uuicrem
Bdnfbaufe. (ll-22A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Son Manitoba.

Sort @arrg, s. Sept. = Sn Der Sc
iee9ebung bon 0onitoba berriGt sroBe 4uf,
reguus Iber cine Oii6biaigungsGuberuug Der
Sesierung uon SntariO, baB feline 56ritte
eetban poroen iinb, Die WSroer Scott's sur
Citrate su briusen. Der@eneralanpalt bra1te
ScihliiIie Elm, uorin Die Giumiihuns On-
tario'S in Die angelesenheiten Wianitoba's g
mibbilIist miro. Die aufregung i'm 1auie
NOR iebr 9roB. Die @allerie mar bidlt init
i3ui1ausrH gsiillt, ipeide bic Seidliiife! nit
lanten 8eifallBrufen begriiBteu. Der Spre'
der lieb Die @allsrie id,lieBen unO Elm amel.
bement 5u ben Beldliiiien, baB ieoe Brooin3
bas 8e6t babe, iiber ibre 8erbrehsr au per'
fitgen, tunroe per1uorfeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
aufalberi@te te aus 9SaCbtnetOu.

Wni htng ON, 6. Sebr. A- frau Shea,
welte i'm De5ember ben BOlisifen 0onIe or.
idloB, pllr0e 9eitern BON elmer EO6ter ent.
bun0en.
= = @eiferu Gbenb 10 liEr fanten einiae 30.
fi;iiten auf Dem @eleiie Der >, Baltimore. Ohio.
Sahu" Die 2eide Des Batrid Sceie, elnes
@asr0hren. arbstters, in grdBiid peritiimmel.
TEN 3nfan6e. Seefe mar ofienbar uon einem
Sabnjuae iibCrfabren lpprOen, Nlberes iiber
oas rn9liid lit icooA nidlt ermitteIt.
= Sin farbiger 8ow0p ptranitaltete oeaern
AbenS iii etuem StabtbabumaaeH eimen Sra.
mai uno mad)te cineu tbdtIiden 2lngriIt auf
g0nn Biatt," Der sufdlig reben i6m iaB.
Oberf Piatt muBte ben g8iitbeuoen i6tieBlia
uerbaften Iaiien.
= M eiuen 9auie an Der gde Der 5. unb
S.'SnaBe, oaS uou Stalieneru beuobut III,
murben pofenfrante SiHOer bon Der Sani.
tdtsbeh0rOe ernltttelt uno iOiOrt in's Soipital
9eihidt.
= @tn 0anH, gfamen8 0tutger Zeal,
nnr6e geitern perbaftet inter Der Antlage, bic
gtamensunterihrift bon 6. g. 0ein aui suei
8ant.anpeliangen i'm @eiammtbeuaJe pOR
5000 gefdlidlt Su haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Die Meitatton sar g4ufnabme lltab'S
I'm Die linton.

SaGt-2afe-@itp, 6. Se6r. - 8ai
Der beutisen Oele9atenwubl 3u Der Gonuen-
tion, ,uelfe Die 3ulaiiuus lltah's alS Staat
in Die Union bejluedt, itimmten 9unberte uou
8ranen nit, sr6btentbeils Mormcniuuen.
Sen. &onnOr uno eiuige oubere ,@entileS," Z"
rpsl6e 3u @uuiten bsraufuabme iiHo, purOen
uoI1iulrt utlo ertpGhlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Cine 8raeOpie inn 'staate Der

81 10 d., Conn.,, 5. 8ebr. = Sin
Ylann. 9aamens Sruing. weld1er i'm 0ieniie
bes Or. Sobnion ffanb, id)oB be4te auf Die
Eohter bes Doftor5 unb uerlpnnbete 6ielelbe
tSotli9; er griff Iobann Sie Mutter OH nnb
brafte aud bieier iblimnle 98unbeu bel.
9ie-aui begab iid, Srp,ns anf iein 3immsr
uub ibnitt fd ben 5als ab. Der tuuse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
N1eris In Wfentnhis.
SSpn &puliilUd.

gfemzOrleaus, 5. 6sbr.-@ono. @ar-
mouth mar beute 5 StuuOen lang Dor Dem
uuterludungs>GOmite Des &On9refies; er per.
las Elm langeS Document, i'll rpeIden er cine
fur3e @ei9lGte ieiner aOminiitration CAB.
Q8enu eS ibm audi uldt gelungeu ieiu mag,
nls Gonlite 81 aber5eugeu, oaB er INNER
yt!ug unO ,peiie" banOelte, 10 ucrfeblte er
Oagegen uidt, Die Saae ieiner OppOuenten
arg gu ihdoigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07

bel hem Snbianerbiireau, er lei i'm 8efib iol.
d|er8unbe, baB er ridlt langer 3ueifeln fDnne,
bas Gemesel, in tueldlen niebrere Bafia9iere
elmer goffutid1e ermorSet ipurben, lei BON
ben Gpaf)e Mobaues, bonn Date Greef, Der
iibt tporoeu. Der Berpeis bierfiir liege in
Der Gbatiafe, baB Ssoiausr BEL 9a Bag fiirja
lid periuhten, 9eaal Gerber goten gum
NeHnwertb BON 800 unb $50 gegeu fleinere
gioten aussutauiben. 6teruad iin6 bielelben
Snoianer, ruelfe aui iEteu Reieruutionen bon
Der &esierung erndbrt psrbeu, auf Roub uno
Wiorb ousge;oasn, uno bieie Ebatiadle redt.
fertist Der neulide @cfc6l Ses General Groof,
ale apad,es, bic isrn BON benz linen ange.
tpteienen @ebiete betrofeu tperteu, als 6einbe
al behounelu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Or. Z. IL. Jiicer0'6

Iaaae beffebenoe Office, Wr. 1H, s ette=, auts
iden Varfz uno Sowarbltr.
Dr. Ricorb bat ole lesten 90 Sabre fstner nmfcns.
rettsn Braris Der ips; ;ielsn Bebdnbluns pon 9eben
Der sarnorsare, Siutpersiftunaen, 6als., Ralsn=
uno SantlsiOen eerpicmet: .Snase eeute, tnr9 I'm.
eena6tiamfs:t on aclb mne @siit sel4wadt uno nit
Bsraopians Suftea, 8ru ruaidmersen, porleitlssm
Beriaas bes Spitems u. {. i. bebaitet. iuslte BON
uueriabrenen Mer3tsn, Die pes nebets nrlahe ni.bt
frienren unb 70 cailebe nod ite9erH on DpSpepfe,
Gus,ebruns orsr aeberteicen bepanbelt neroen =
serspeelt nidt, onoern eilt Bu Dr.. Rieore, ebe es
An ipdt III, nnb laEf gud Wleeerberfenen! Sn auen
Sis vi. Dis rfs g or; Sonntass 10 bis II 1tbr
Rornfttaoa Rath unerfaetclidh (pdA-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
0cY tsielnntnrffA

Nemzy OFT, 6. 6ebr.-auri uor B6rlens
id,luB mnroe Der @elpmartt ebr ATTN; Nc
ttennlatler sabIten in eiuisen 5duen BroS.
Sob. @slo l9loB felt su6-7. 9sediel
georiidt 9Th. Sob ibloB ruhis su 95-
10. Bombs lan aber feit. Sed)ier 115b :
'62er 110s 9ctien feit. !3ruiid,en benz srten
uno smciten @ebot beiierten it'd, bic Yreiie II.
lparen AM Sdliulie IA b0her oils bel @roff
muns Der B5rIe. Der Diarft i9loB I'M 4a.
oef,,eiueu fsff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Gabtnetsfienn9 ipcaen Der Srie9s>

ggafbinston. 6. Sebr. - 9as Gabis
net beiprafl beute in elmer uidlt formellel
@eiie bic Iebten 8eridte BON Gn9lanb nit
Be3us anf ben s9aihingtoner Se-trag.
9aS Cabinet beiprdh Johann ben Gm.
pfang Der Sapaneien unb bei9loB bieielbeu
qebiihrene All empfdraeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
gBieoer Elm raoifaler Ote5 abgefast.
- Sin S5Dftoner Nonbeamter
uuferfrft1Gnf $2A. .0eAaI.

YoitOn, 6. 6ebf. : @ln Sehiilfe i'm bie.
iigcn Boitamte lol einelt tlureridletf BON
$685. psriibt baben. Der boffnungsuoae
anbanaer Der Bartei Der moralii6en Soee'n
betBt Wtariball .. .. 9oip, 1T 26 Sabre alt
nA6 unucrhelrathet. Derielbe mar lett brei
Sabren in Ser Expedition an9eitellt uno erbielt
5000 @ehalt. @r aelteht ieille Sflnlo etn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Oic 9donncic1t.

9att2afe Gitg, 6. 6e6r.-0ie iupa,
uefi6e @eianotifaft wir6 morsen inter ben
auipicien Der Normonen @r6Ben einen Sf
ientlideu Gmpfaug balten. = Die 8uuocsz
beumten ipsrcen am folseubeu Gage ibre Auf,
uartunQ MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Uarlor>Ghan0eliers,

Barlor=& banoeler6,
garior=G Gbanosliers.
8ibIictbelsG 6 Gbant efiers.
t3toliotpef- Stdnoeliers,
&,ibliotastsg gbanbeIiers.
e1aimmers g baneeliers,
GB3immerzG bonoeliers,
gB3immers& bdnbelters.
oauaflurs g baneelier
Sau5Iur-G banbeiiers,
SausHnrsG banoeIiers.
Hue Sirteu GaSeinrit,tuuacn.
@aiier< uno o al obren nno
u Wepcratureu let
g. .. Dapit fun,
Rr. 5, Noio=eibertpIiraBe.
fHpriIf97SN Hr. 5, Rorh=2tbertnffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Ite ,s{lltcruationaleu." /"

gew-Y OFT, s. 8ebr. = @ine In,abl
ber sSuternationalen" bot ben Mapor petis
tionirt, ibneu bic 8enutuns Don Der Staot
yseisustsr QaaeH gu SOrlsiuugs;weden gu er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
8aItinscre
6tre Snimraute Office.

0HfweRs@6e sos 8pufhs nnb 0aterex.,
eerFitertfortmcbreno sesensnIuR ooerE Edaben bnrt
nranbunsild iomott In Der Staot ME I'm 2anbe, cue
eEten BON @isentnum, Wotn<, eorers unb Waarens
puuier. SanoelssIter, Aderbauprotufts. 1t0beln,
HorsafrGtbihditen, i'm Dau be8riffene ober impafeu
Y ta6un9 beincliGe 1ubraense u. l.. 10.
Da4 Direftorium beifebt aus fOIaenbe en- 4erreu:
% m. o. Sarrtfon, Brahoent;
0eo. X. Biders, Dm. 8. Bruue,
B. %. Atrids, 8. .. &apff,
Dapib 8. Dilion, 8. Robt. SenfinS,
ScRob Bennington, g. 1sorton Stemart,
6rancis Z. Sing, .. g.. ucomer,
Henrp &arron, OrpiGe permits,
&. 9. Gteuart, %. %. Taplcr,
SsraeI &oben.
QppIiiations= Tormuiare une meitere Wadbr&t iiber
outbl nnS Eaterr.. srtbsilt. mo- anb adj Nnftrsos @
(ofort eranlst ,uerben. Beriiberunsen persen anf
Easnb cine Hria ansenommen, peldbe ber Applifant
iw1nfnen mag.
(San.t, ,tS.O 6r. 1S0ofmortb. Sch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
&c II Weeroiaunaem beiorgt.

- rs n frd I > . q T."
Rr. ltf. Qerinatpn., uabs Sibrrtnfrdse.
Glarence's, seittoiiere 3utiten. Rbatons, Bug
ates uno Wsupierce sur Nietoe, Lrbi1c Shllttn iir
Sei,lldbliten, iopie auh elm Sinipnnner. Gu ieor
3slt tam man Se betsn Der isen gDGgen nit or9=
aitaen unb aufmerfiansa 1reibern gu ansem' iienen
Breilsn haben.
Vleroe rueroen be,'m Gage oheI Nonat tn 6ltte-
ruus ssrommen uno sesea Gommilion sstiuit ODER
pertauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Mnseiee.

Nar 8aumaterialien usD DieleH gu rebnSrrtcn Vrei'
seH tpetoen Baupeleins< in Sahlun9 anSeuoms
men, Is. HB. McMSbiin &0bne,
fS2op. .16, ,3Ntel Gde Der Vratt< uno VreboentRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
9r. 6. 8. 0raut.

sRr. zS, 5aorczSibertnf ftrahe, Baltimore,
furirt poadnbis gnsbratigfelt, 2utrobrcnaifzG Gnts
rlRnuns. beslnnenoe S9uinoiubt anr,dtbr,sfeit,
Bertuf Der Stimme, &atarrb uno ale eeloen oes
6affes, Der 2nnge. Der Sarnpegr, ees Blutes, Der
raorrboioen, Gbeumatisniu5, Sfropteln, Nernens
fbudfbe, Musen@ uno Obren Sranfbeiteu u. (. M.
Sr. Grant beilt ollie nebef nnb tit bel Zas
ebsr bel Naht gum Beiutbe bon aranfen bereit-
tSnni201Nf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
SamusI SuiH.
6rbriiNrr Stcin,
y1r. 196, gBch=SaltimpresStrdfe
Sa timors, Rb.
sentI6rs Sant. unO gGedjielaefdSft.

SSr taufCn uno pertauWn @oI6, Reeieruness,
Std7ts, ItG0tilde unb uEbCre SitCrbtten, mir tauS
len uno osri1ufcn gedbiei aul 9rosbrttJLeu, faHts
teh uHo SeutidliEb unt Sieben unter ar6eru auf
Iolnenne 8 InN Rlsh0mier In SIIrnnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
beriibmteS ppspepfn

IN usy{udep e,n r.ln pssetab,ibes Yraparot, gang
itf unid1dpiid, ieeom fuunoerIam furirenee @igens
ibaiten in obeneenannteu Seoru befiseno. Br sipet=
iain, bas es en 6eiimirtel nnter Dem
re1ss IN rpenicer sdiien fene siluns beuirff, aIs
1cifIer's Opvpepfln, unD 1T Der Gisentbimcr be.
,eit t,enr oornn eriutbt Die Jtamen msprerer unSe
rer neruortaaenben giniuopner anSngebsn ipelG
ourd pen gebrauf oiefer beribmtsn Mirtur ibre gs'
snShet upieDer erpalten paben. gini9c oieier isda
tmaren dbrouildue Dp6pepTe BON her idlmrniten Arr
neId,. von unieren beten Aersten cbne grtol9 beba
6eft secod, pnrd, oen @ebrau einlger 6lciGen s ps
II. q. &RiQer,
afIeiniger @f8eEf6iitnn,
Nr. AZ, Ncrbs1cwaybfiraAe
- Bef oIen Or uiiicn III baben
Sept. 26. Is. .t&icH .-..--..---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Wrncerte'u,

Ser Muficrberuns snbIrciber Namtlien gu isolse
babe i'd mi d entihioiien, ben Nesp.Yortr @eorand
eiues Gfe,fs, melder Die gEobnurg a1el FOLDER Ser
{onen, uelte es piiniben, 3psima rpohentltd ~ bes
tutber nm Iuftrdae auf 8a lren In nener stnte aufa
sunebmen. ensniibreu, nelte Iuitrd9e benlel en-
4as uncnteelttih In ir9eno slnem sfaot-
tbeite atgeIietert weroen.
Wiit einer suansieidbrieen Gri bruna I'm @std dfts
aroscn gDadrenoorrGtb, bette Aualitdt nno btni9te
$reiie bin i'd, Iber3fust. ale. weine MID NIT auf@
trd ,en heebren, ouirl fensuifenen.
Betinaun9en: Baar5abluu9 bgi Mbllefernng ober
monatli6er 3ablun9. Idatunssnon
g. xeYpiS Dunlap.
f5f-f1 Scr. IS. g8eft@ SGlIimorcftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
9ie belten Stsinfn1lsn 81 oeu uieorig>
firm Wreiieu.

1telt YSretlen.
aosIea BON Der rBalttmorer eompa3nte," BON Der
rTuGer~Ycitoner Sompasnie,"
jd5fper unb raid 6rennenoe 4oplen-bie beRen Soblen
aui bem bteigeu Mdrtte
5u otrfauien
2arrenIabuness ober2onuennetle.
Gud5 n9p.eus' Baueu=" uno eumberldnoer aoblen.
q. r. DiaaS unb SameS Eigg8, A9enten ber
,8cinInorer Hobleu u. .union=gifenb6tns@ IS omp. =
Bitreau: Rr. 9, Spntbifrake.
3otlenbot: Gde Der Nprtb. une aNaettons
Gfrase, Stt.t41S j
9bler's Syrup aus Uummi Arabienm
gegen
6u(fen, Grfdltnns, SronhitiS &C..
Rerner's Oberbaut=grseuger
aesen one Saut,ranfbeiten.
Grwin Garetffon, apotbefer,
RorfpfsGcfe Der Saitimores nnS Sfsbffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
GrploiiOn in eimem NObIcnbera.
t1yerfe

Scrant n, 3d., 6. 6ebr.-9eute MOr-
gen erei9Hete fa unterbalb Der &oorus .Otine
etne ihredlide Grplofon burn Seuerbampf
i'm S4ahte. 0ret Yerionen purOen 9et6btet
uuo Is Arbeiter perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Willioe Med,u,,uos~Wiff]rr

4aaebiid,er, jomrmale ur6 bauptbiid,er, pelde
mir, Nm, ihnea eanlit auSutdumen, gum 4ofsEreiie
offeriren. AnSenmaas: 121a bsi is 3oa, gut seoan
ben, antes Yaper uno iino olsielben pon unerem re
Quldrcn Bortatp.
Gin ooGss aHortiment pon Strebbideru unb
Surctbmaterial 5u biuisen Rreiien bel
.lIfs755 H. Minnie SDhHe,
fSon6, ,6gtteF) Sit. tal, Wst= 5aIumorehraSe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07
Emeeb abcrmaIS Ycrhdftet,

New-9orf, 6. 6ebr. - G8 tuirS be.
ri9tet, oab Sneeo in aller St;lle oerhaftet
murbe. Sein Saa muroe Dor bas Gerid)t
fit nOper unb 8erniner" perrpieien unb Der
ansellagte unter Siiraidlaft seitelt.
Wappr 6aIl BON yfelp 9J0rf in s(ns
fldae 1erfekt4
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pDsprptikfr,
persir eifelt nt@t!
aufmunterube auune fir Gn@!
WliQer'&

Sbspeptifer unb 2eingnbe on 2sber= uno Masens
9rGnfbeiten melpe pom anoern Araneleh telne Dehe=
rruo erbaiten, HHo eingelaben
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&pebcn eutufauGett: /:

gtue arose Senhuns ihoHen @o9nuc, Btnts unb
baIbe VHts un5ere ei9cre importation, nno oDr3ie<
lih iiir meDlSinid,e 3uede seeienet.
u. u W{aripu s Gpmp.,
YbarmaSeuten,
Gde Der gutantraBe uno NiaSiion=Npenue.
I9ono 4 lyfteEl
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3fuiamin 4. a)oe 4 Comp,

Snitb s. Gurlctt's
parfiimirtt .1smiiae SliJenzSeife,
aarantrt OILS susnio gut penn nidt beer, ole irsenf
cine Seife I'm Wtartte.
gu baben in alien @roceriezs dDeN. (Dfdra1b.1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-07

geus0orf, 6. Gebr. = Die ,EimsS"
ia9t, baB 0tapor 9aG geifcrn 4beno BON ben
@roBselfporenen in Gnflase oerieet murbe.
@leidseitis lpuroe aud, cine antlage sssen
gfathanael Sanbs anbdnsis semadt. Sne
9erioa bait fif nod lntmer in geeIu Seriep
nerfedt.
Die gegen Rapor SAT- sefliubene Inflage
beifuloigt ibn, Die 3ablun9sanueiiungen Der
betritgerild3en &cdnungen bon @aroe1 uub
Sugerioa unter5eianet Ill babeu.
@s beifdttgt iid), baB Jtatbaniel SauOs in
Infla9e periebt moroen III.
The Lambertville record., 1872-11-26

CosT OF RAILRoADING.-The following is
the average cost of running the engines of the
Belvidere Delaware Railroad for one month.
There are thirty-three engines employed in
the passenger and freight business of the road,
and the following statement is only the actual
expenses of the locomotives, and does not in
clude the expenses of the cars, &c. The
number of miles travelled is as follows !:
Freight engines, 29,62T; passenger engines,
22,0S2 /; distributing engines, 4, ,425; making
the total number of miles Travelled &C. 1874.
The engines consume 5,266 cords of wood and
20,303 bushels of COAL tho total cost of which
averages $7,90104. The cost of stores, oil,
waste and tallow for one month is $705 GA,
and the whole expense of locomotives per
month, including repairs, is Sf8, s73.5s.-Eae-
p0fittN.
The Lambertville record., 1872-11-26
A PROFESSOR oF MUSIC.
ORGAN CHALLENGE.

TowANDA, Pa, March 3D..
EDITORS COURIER I'm your issue Feb I'D appeared
an article over the de plume of GA Professor of
Music highly laudative of the Mason Hamlin Cabinet
Organ and peculiarly enthusiastic the elegant a-
eomnodations furnished by Messrs w. II. Puidy & Co.
for the proper exhibition Of the same
Without questioning A. ?. of his experience in "play-
ing organs OF different nanuacure,' and his beinr
prepared to give Mr. Purdy hearingn as he explained
ing that same experience to be extensive one from
his very apt comparative remarks "Amaf Vfolins y
and lury Gurtlyss orieizing his pathetic touch-
ing description of the manifold beauties of the Mason 4
Hamlin Organ, hut decidedly questioning his having
tried any other and there is other agency In Bath
for Organs besides w. II Pmdy q Co, excepting j. w
Curtis agent for the Burdett Combination Organ, we
come to no other conclusion then that The instrument
with the bnzz" that "arredn the Professors nerves.
must be the Burdett Combination Organ therefore to
settle the question of superiority between the Mason
Hamlip and the Bltrdet Organs,-
I'VE tHtLLE.NGE w H. Purity e Co. 10 a pHJlic trial
q TIE tf9 Instruments They 10 place IN competition against
ne BtfdH Continuation OrgdH price Si75 Qf he Moson
q Hdjta, lice s52 % 9ieiag them $50 odds Ia price in
Their fltof. Each 10 furnish their player and Three COM
pesa jadges 10 be selected on NE asica element of Iakh
10 be diy sfon 10 Gjre honest impartial decision
If the judgnent is in favor of the Mason & Hamin
Organ we viii give competing Organ to any church
by vote and IN Judgment Is in favor of the lsuret
Combination Organ w r. Purdy & Co. to dispose of
their competing instrument in the same manner
Deeply regretng that lack OF courteous, wholesome
eompetienin business that affords for all,
pels us to take this with parties for whom we have
ever held kind regard since acquaintance with
them,
The Lambertville record., 1872-11-26
For The RECORD.
Il GRTEYdNCE


And not without just cause we think. Why
should the teachers of our public school, hold
ing the most arduous and responsible positions
in society, in which we are all personally in
terested, be subjected to the inconveni-
ence of waiting three months for their pay
when almost all other occupations and callings
receive theirs monthly? We often hear COM
plants from persons employed in shops if they
have to wait few days or week after the
usual time, yet it seems to be expected that
the teachers Of our public school must wait
three months, without a murmur We are
informed that their pay has been due for two
weeks and no effort yet made to pay it. Cer-
tainly, for the credit of our town, we ought to
show some little appreciation of the services
of this useful class of persons, whose position
in society subjects them to the criticisms and
complaints of every person in the community.
But few weeks ago there was an article in
THE REooRD complaining of a want of prompt
ness on the part of some of the teachers at
school hours Would it not be well for the
Board of Trustees to set an example of pune
tuality and prQmptness in paying the teachers
not every three months but every month !?
The Lambertville record., 1872-11-26

.
INSTITUTE AND LEorUREs.-A local educa-
tional institute will be held in New Hope, dur
ing the week commencing January 13th 1873
1t will be one of series of four to be held at
different points in Bucks county. They will
have for their object the improvement (by a
system of class-drills lectures, discussions
&c., of all teachers who may be present, and
will aim particularly to secure a public senti-
ment that shall give q more earnest support to
the work of the public schools. These insti-
tutes are becoming very popular feature of
educational work in Pennsylvania. The Coun-
ty Superintendent has engaged Professors F.
A. Allen, of Tioga county, Pa, and w. W.
Woodruff, of Bucks county, to assist him.
There will be morning and afternoon sessions,
to which all will be welcome 1t is probable
that one or two of the day sessions will be held
in Lambertville.
1t is designed to hold an auxiliary course of
evening lectures in Lambertville, which pro-
misses to be excellent. Amongst those who will
appear are Daniel Dongherty, Esq, of Phila-
delphia, in his very celebrated lecture, 9. Ora
tory" DR.. Reed, of Philadelphia, on ITALY,"
and Professor Allen, ON 'The Training of
Children rH 4tst
The Lambertville record., 1872-11-26

LYcEUM HAIL.-We took look, yesterday,
at the improvements in Lyceum Hall, and
found them to add very greatly to the con-
venience of those giving entertainments and
to the beauty of the hall. Two new curtains
have been added at different distances from
the front of the stage, the first of which repre-
sents the paneled wall of room with folding
doors in the centre, and the second, the side
of parlor with windows, curtains, &c. The
old wings of the drop curtain have been re-
moved and new ones put in their places, which
are painted to represent draped curtains.
These improvements. were designed by Mr.. G.
FL. W. Vansciyer, and were nicely painted by
Thomas Van Camp, of this city, boy who
has shown considerable natural taste for ar
tistic work.
The Lambertville record., 1872-11-26

STEAM PowEs.- The Aniwell Mills Co. of
this city have in contemplation the putting in
of powerful steam engine aud boiler to run
their factory while the water is out of the
canal the present winter. The Company have
plenty of orders and are desirous. Of keeping
their hands employed and business going. The
time the water is expected to be out would,
at the present prices, we are informed, more
than half pay the cost of the projected addi-
ton.