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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
Scr @etbnacbts,narft pm
NoIff.,snrn

Sas 8atcrIano fam man ~ulerein9s nidt al ben
SSaBeu NIT i'll Die 6rcrtoe nebrer, aber tie Seutlhen
in Mnerita baben 9ejei9t. taB btele5 gar ntht notbig
lit: man bralldt. MIR bic Wtutteripra1e Die Sitteu uno
9ebrduhe Der Seimatb gu pflesen, uuo man bat 0as
0aterlano bel Iidb, man trG9t es im Serjen nit ih unp
berpabrt iih 10 INNER cine CRIME Gale. auf Die man nd
in Der g9iite hes Gebens 3~eitrpetlig retten tann. Sas
g9eibnahtsfelt in Anlerlta 1T etne Iolde paterlanoIlde
Dale %gelporoen, urp mer ge9enlu0rttg in Mmeriti. lei
es i'm 3reile elmer ameritdnild)el oeer elmer oelltlden
SdmiIs, bas g8eibnadtsfcit feiert, piro j~epenfaus aus
raien: p9sraoe, ME i'll S~cutlbianoi" -,
Sieie beutide g8etbndftsieier in &mcrita bat init
es 1T ibr gcIungeu. ielbit oas ~ipr6oeite Clement Der
ssremoe, bas @elddftsIcbel, ju ibrem Sunits1 3i bestn'
HuNen uro ia ~gcitalten. ulo penn mir .beute our6 Die
StraBen oes &leingelbaftcs 9eben UNI Die reibbelebten,
ordhtpol ausgClatieteH ohdutellter lebel, 10 ourten
mir Iton nit Yeirieeigun9 Oenten ODER Iageu: uoas 1T
Der GinluB rer Seutihen in Amerita."
sSaIt ieoer fSamilieuoater, leoe 9ausfral, u~berb1upt
Se6er, Der einigermaBen ielbititaneig lit, miro curd
SieIe reih9eihmidlen Saauieniter oemdbnt. bag es an
Der ,3eit 1T, III Die ir0blide Geberlaune gu geratben uno
etuas tiefer III bic Sdlheu ju 9retftr, oils man 9slpobus
lib III tbun pilegt. Cine 8e16aits= uno Sunoelstabt
bietet aber Der Geleaenbeiien, misunderstanding Su
MAIDEN, 10 unen0ll1 Olel, oGB es Gage neb1nen lpiIroe,
IJ in Dem reid oeriebcuen 'g-8eibnG6tsmartte 9eb6rig
su o~rientiren; uulere 9eier rueroen uns oesbalb Sant
ntiIsn, penn mir iDnen sabel bebllhib lns; uniers ODls
len Mnieigeipalten bieten eafir pas bette iSunDdment.
2eioer tonnet mir nibt jeoen ~etnjelnen Saoen 9euau
ibiloerll, ND iolteIl mir Baum rluo 3ett, no Selpor-
ter une Gigenl baItsmorter berrebmen, I'M alien ben
ih6nen, 9lanjenpen Sdden 9erebt ju peroen ! gStr rlil
fen 0esbalb lnon Dem 4elCr empeDlen, lelbit Iu 9eber
ino al leben, Denn Die meilten &doen, Borrotbe uno
Wa9ajine Ipoiten ebtr in ibrer Yrabt, Gelhbalti9telt
,,.A NH ,,t,, ;dF1 tioFeif If MaNAratbttt,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
SIM SAUtcnparfc an ser 8eiairs
Gpdo
finOet 9Onneritag, oeu 26. December, Oag
Suctte aroBe SrduSden DER SQiion latt.
Der UOcrmanid : Stbuctoera
9Scrcinn

ietert ieinsu grOBen 3abresbaa Mlittpod. 0en'
%. 9e5embcr, i'll Der yGoucorOio." Da5
&omlte bat Die arrangements III elmer 8ciie
gctrofsn, OaB icoer 8beilucbmer tiuen 0enuBs
retdeu Ibenb erparteu bari. Die 3aH;muit
wrO BrOf. GOie'S @tuttcOrps %litferu.
Der ,WfdrDIdnScr SdcFcrpereiu"
bdlt Stenitag, Den "a. DECEMBER, ieiueu ;ucia
ten olesldbrl9en SaIl IN Der Sorudrt5 Safe"
ON Der EnneftenrnER-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
Die i~talienifbc Sper. - 0autiue
SuccG. - Ser 0ereauf Der refer
oirtpu y%i1r

9clte bc9innt in Ufc&aTrcD'8 MluIfalicu,
ban0lnn9, 8aItimOreiuaBe, ser Strtaui Der
re'croirteu Site fir Die am nadfteu Diou.ale
~6e9lunenSeH $Oriclungcu Der ltoitniitcn
0per. Die gtoBe SpauHUug, nit malder
man Dem Debit Der geisicrteu 2aaO8mduulu
PaultHe yucca cat9egeHIteat, ldBt Die Dor.
all5legun9 81, oaB ole SeleguuQ Der SjBe
lbntl Dor nd 9elcn miro mo 5citige Diet
oun9 i'm Billet Siireau ratbiam 1T. 5u
6oro'8 Speru4auie icIbt mo Ote Gorbcrcr.
tl1n1en IN poaem @angc, nm aud in iceti
lAer S%e5lebung ben Sur Multiplying tonmen .
oer 0peru 9euii0e gu tbuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
SIR. Nbriftian Hr0nF

bat oas bIsber uon 6elnrtb 9t0ie gciitbrte Il.
inter oemgtamen g ringgaroens6auS" be-
%taunte, al Der @de Ser Sbarps uRo D(ont.
gomerpiraBe gclegene 2otal tdufti1 iiber.
nommen unb miro OaiieIbe MOutag ua6
gSelbuadteu erGffuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
Oefdenfe q i auspdrtiae IreunSc.

Cine ueberrai9lug lit Elm ei9entbimlides Ding.
IS ut cine ueberrG dung, penl man cine 5tebRung
toIettircn nil unO uOn Dem SbulOner 4ru9eI betommf,
oafir ut cas- Spri6mort %erTuloen: nGr gin9, nm gBoue
iu buleu uno fam 9el6Uren nab Saule." zine eben 10
arose uGberrai6un9 1T es aber aud, menn man einen
Sriei 0ftnet uno en iuiammen9efaltetes Yapier ftnoet,
oas man tir cine SRneioers oOer NBeinrebnln9 bait,
unp meltes ib l6liegl lid as cine Yan.anpetlun9 aui
$500 ootr S5UOJ a%uspeli't. User entlernt mpbncnoen
5reunncn cine iolbe gBeibnadtss ueberral dung berelten
nil, finoet Die bette @ele9erbeit bel nadSenanntcn Ban.
Ten urO Santiers, pede mir iammltiA Gs lollo EN-.
pIeben tOnnen:
aummer&Seder, gir. II. German. nabe soutb.
StraBe;
@ebr. Stein, SIR. 1856, gBeit. SaltimorefraBe;
9ebr. gDn1nger, 9r. 20, Sup.9 barlesitraBe;
AIer. pmn SDbne, 9r. l53, gDeltsgGltt'
moreitrLBe;
s. @aine, edc bon goitOfTee apenue unO Bali.
morsitraBei
Seuti6e Sparbnnf BON Baltimore,
Norpolt.@de pom Baltimore urb SouieapitrGBe;
Ser. 0euti1 DE y q u, Ode pon SalttmpreItraBe
lno YOitofficp= Ipenue;
me II &mericanzSan SIR. l78, SIo.
groaerua9;
Seuti9s@merit. sparbant, SIS. Siebente
EtrnGp so n Tn / II otnu 8 Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

meroen Dem bieigsu BubIttum Wdbreno Der
MetbnadtSwode 10 Oiele 6%errlihfeitcu qe6os
ten, DAB mir ntdt i'm Stauoe iiuo uu6 un5
aud Der 5taum Oaiiir iebleu mitroe, bieielben
idmmtlih ~ein3eln uuiSusab(cu. Gum Sdnk
wu6 an leoem lbeuce Die ~0roBartige Seem
Yantomtme : pas l6au8, Oa8 Sad gebaut!"
llber Die Sretter geben uuO unSiOeiidbait
S4aaren bon SeiuderH mad benz D(uieutemz
pei an Der 6rontiraBe lOder. }llld oaS
Buncerfin6 Sabg Senion, Die 6Ol;iluatdus
3ertr 9ennie BeuiOn, ole Gciauther 5op,
Die rei'enoe San9erin unO S6auipteerIII
6ri. 6annq @rher unO Der beliebte &onlirtr
6r, 3. u. @aroucr meroen an ben fommcr.
BEN 4benoen ouf Der SitbHe Oe5 gcauuute1
SbeQterS berrihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

SS ~NhN ANDNAAASAIN &DEkQQH0CI%
pett !-Sor 6w0li Sabren leHttsn e,ulle be,
lGetoere 3etleu III elmer gleu'YOrter 3Ttung
Die OItentlid)e Aufmertamftit auf ell uelleS
oe9etabtlutes Sra%ittguuq5mlttet ulo iud,ten
I'M etre Rritiung iejner 8or3itge ais Ulittel
9eGeh Ser6atung8beitperocl ueru6ie St0s
run9eIt, Rbeumatt5mu8 uno ale cine trGiii-
9eltoe uno in Sronung bringeuOe 8ebanoluna
2rIorOer1Oeu Sei6merOen nad. guf oieieri
rubigen a~fpruhslOieH g8ege muroe Der
Ytanto9 enbttter in DIE gSelt cirocs
Iitbrt. @r bate BON aufang al ileten Gr-
tola, Aues, mas er alS 8ouicum, Sdffeuer-
be~nerungs' uno @egenmittcl gsgeu 6ieber lei
Ten louter mgroe ais ltreHg pahrbeitsqemdB
betunoeu. Stnnen ituf Sabreu bsIietSn if
Die laArlideu Sertduie Oieie8 &rtiiels ami
ttbtr c | he R tlltOn Elai6en. 9{ad
Serldui nod etniger Sabre itreaeu ie ouf
I'M ID tIItOneu. Ser lihrllde Ser
BRAND oeS Bitteren bat leet Olc i0t uuqlaubr
ltde 60be bon G d. 8 81 lilo men EIa-
d c II erreift, lnO nit leDGr pertaniteu
6iulde qeben bic @tgentbitmer nit slnem
Sohenoufman0e bon $3.50, 900 Elm Grenplor
oeS bon ibnen berauSgegebeusn illustrated
Medical Annual o'retn. (SO5.7 Z. 9t&m)
B9~ go tiicfifdb ffE6 ole crGtcn Bel
@en Der Aus6ebrung, paB SauienOe lbrer
ggeaenuart unbemuBt bleibeu, bis ie an ben
Gano hes @rabeS 9ebradt iiu0. Soiortiai
s3uIludt 3u Or. .. Sapne'5 8rufI6 IT,
mtttel (Expectorantl bel Dem ernen 2luia
tretelt BON 9uiten, Sbmer3 oOer g3anoicin
I'M SaIle ODER Der 8ruit niiroe Elm t60tli1c5
Helultat i'm aagenetneu fder u~erbiteu ODER,
talS Die SgmptOme auf ba8 Sorbauoeniein
ldIelhenber Sdwinoiuht penten, bic Sciti9.
tstt Der Sraut6eit minOern uuO 10 ;ur Ser.
laugeruug oeS 2ebeuS beS Yatienten mejent.
lid beitragen. Man gebrau6e 6aber baS
Expectorant, tpenn man lid erfdliet hat; oaa
ourd beugt man Der Ro:bmenoioteit ieiucr
bel aeidbrlibereu Sel6uetoen
'er. IS 1T itberau 81 baben.
(305.7 =. 9t&p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

1n Der rOe*manld Wfdtuert3orz
Sdlte"
tnoct 0onrerltaa, oeH rs. 8ejcm6tr, ein GRO
Bes Breisfegcln tatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
SianOr MutDnto 931riIi

na4t Die anletaer oaB Oe %9eiaagStlafe uuS
oGs @bOrinitttut fir Oamen nnO Serreu
9lenltag, ben Z. Sanuar 1873, in ,& Habe'S
pale" be9iunen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
Ger annn.M1dnnerGnrm

bat auf 0iittmO6 lbeno, ben %. QeSsmb;r,
in Der pGoncorbiasS aae" an Der @dc Der
Rogette- mo Gaualftrabe cin gtniitblidtS
San5frdnSdeu% psranitaltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

E6 0le 0ter GEL aft8lOtale 0er
D@rOBeu Nem-1 Orter GbeesGom
pa9nte" Gan g8eit Baltimore, uabe Sire.
oerltItr.. al NOrO = @apitr. bai'm 8elairs
Itortte, al gtoros @utaUltr. bcl'm lexington.
ytartte unO AM @rOBitraBens " arfte) pra1Qeu
I'M 8eibHa6tSiAmlde. Su ben Qd6eu ftra6s
len nett ~ueriiert2 Eauueubaume Dem Seils
der ent8egen; in ben Sdaufcufcru la6en
SlIonl6e beriibmter Decentralization aus
3uder tuniiertl9 pOrtraitirt, Den &orii6eroc,
ben0en gum anihaueu elm. SIM &uSlc9es
Ienitcr eeS 5aupt8eidaft8 an 8altimOretraBe
5lebt bic un!erbaltenoe Bigur OeS Santa
&lans 9roBe aufmerfiamteit uui lid, uub
Der Plat Dor Dem 2aoen lit bon 5doJCutj
gen aQe3ett f0rmlid betagert. Die a%eadnrte
6irna gebGrt gu ben unteruebmelSIen be,
Staot u1o oerStent onra bic ∨igltutttI
i9ter gSaaren rno ote SIll9teit Der Ersiie bic
lhr 10 reI4lidl 81 8bstl rperocnOe @unt beg
BubtlflmS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

Sn Den oIeipz GIcmbIp. Rpoms"
tnort beute Abeno 5u @breH oeS BrOf. B.
3. Glaglett cine bon beiieu Stiileru uerar.
l.aliete @omplinentlr. Sniree INIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
SIuBt'
PDotoerapbie'R, @aftell= unD Sell
btlOer.

Nu6 bic &unIt uno &unittsdnit baben nit Der Gnt'
~pitelung unIerer 3eit 9leifen obritt sebaliet, rnn Die
3eiten, in benen man a1t Gage III Dem Itelter zines
2inrIers tG9Iib 5luei SmrOen nit itetier 4mtsnIte
Iiseu muBte, UNI en- Yortrait Bu erbaltn, aif lpeIbem
ubrtette, eeb6rt Der Grinnerung an. Man 9ebt beut' gu
Sage in cine @alerte, iebt iib elne Wtinute bin, uno el.
nlee Stunren lpdter erbalt man Die i6onIte 4boto9ra'
p6ie m Del, Yaltea &C. aHs9efubrt. User elllen entfsrllz
len Treune, etue 8eIiebte ooer aud etHer Sellebter 8u
gBei6na6ten nit ,einem YiIoe ~clireuen nil, Der lude
Slid. WaI8l's II nf8aIlerie Nr. 46, 9Ioro=
IL bnrIpsitrnpP mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

Ser ,SllpDitaHtfdc &eicpcrci."
9lbt Donnerliag uno 6rcitaJ gum 8tittn DER
8lbltothet 8u,t groBe Ab,no Observation-Disclosures
i'll Der st. Qlpboniu5-6aQe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
xuhe nnb @nnitttranrcn.

Souls 8esIein, Str. 127 uno l29, gBeit=Sattt.
more. sc traBe;
Srans sdIeunes, SIR. 293, 8et : Baltimore,
gde BON Sbarp.Strabe;
Samuel Gepn Wr. rs, gBeIt. gaItimorelroFe:
Wt. SeiIner, gr. % UNI 81, G8eit galtimOreTtr. +;
-Soel @utmann& 6 NJ b., SIR. "a unp SO, 9lpros
GutapItraBe;
). Gpwarb Sirb. SIR. 2t3. 8eF-gaItimoreIr.;
VI. 2teblth, Isl, 2erin9tonltraBe;
e. Ga Il Il. Sir LII INN Ihk Kin .NIrnnAmnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

9aB Der Wteui6 ferblit III, bat man ldon pOr ieds.
tauieno 9abren 9eUuBt, abcr I'D uno 4noeret oas
Sterben an9enebm ju MAIDEN, lit cine gang nlooerlte @rs
iiuoung; crit lett IS ACKNOWLEDGMENT 9Iebt, bat DIR
BOB fur Den 6amiIienOaier ienen ShredeI%p erloren, ben
er 5coem 6rinSsn mug, lpeIber ldet1er mug, obnc rur
ieine t5amilIe 9ebOrtg gelotgt Su BADEN. user eesb1lb
fur ieine 5rau UNI letne SinDer cine GsbensUerllbe.
runGspolice ubsr $1,000 biz $4,000 unIcr Dti gBetbs
na6tsbGum IeSt, tunn it9 rabnell. cine quite Soee 9epabt
III boben. Su~ unleren Spalten iInGen l1 ole Aniel9en
Ger ~iol9enoen lOlioen GUmpG8nie'u:
rSobn 9aucod" BON SOitOn, Gte @barIes. uno
8altimoreitraBe;
yWorO " leo II" BON philadelphia, "a, 8ct.
8altimureitraBe;
gYropioentia." 2ebenss uno SranIenoeritderung,
9tr. II, Soutbltraee;
pStlDtfe. nj" uno vi ctr op oIttan=2e.
bensperit6erun8s -@eielIl 1aft" 9tr. IL,
YOitsS ifice= Nuenue;
uGGrOIinG= 2eben sperii6erun8," Sir. Is,
Germanltra6e;
r@ntterboter 2ebensoerftderun9," SIR.
q, SeconDltraee;
patfe " OriatiOn Of America" SIR. 2.
SDuthuruge.
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Die uorge1Hsen Sertnuls auf Der biegsen 86rie
tUareu %tolgeHot:
25 afien Der Baltimore bioz9abr". 90. l54zt
~ Ditto Ditto Ditto 164&
Ditto btuQ Ditto 1912
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
Saarartife1 unb Saararbeit,

Oh epa einen @bienon ~eetrasen, oher pb ;3enobic
nno Serllranils a Ia Nompaoour iriitrt ipareiI, oarlis
ber tDnnen mir feline Austurtft oeben. ba fe Sims
Sournale iener Selt in 5oIse oes beoeutenoen g91rft.
uno 8ale.Abiabes i'm Griente sonSIid perariTfen mnr.
ben iino; nur 10 piel lift 9spiB, onB, 10 Ianae sFronrn
al GREEN leben, eer 9aarIdnud 0~erleIben INNER elmo
groBe gtpne ipielte. 2as 9auptbaar Der s9ppiiidnen
&onigin Berenice puroe inter Die Gtsrne periest t6os
nnlerer &6bInnen tOnneu mir slr Mbped,lelnn9 ioaar
1landmal in Der Suppe %finten, ~psnisitens ~ein3elne
IN aiten s9eiten biloete itt bic Samiiduns uno gfeae les
tpetbllten Saarss iu elmer belonoeren gBilienIdaff aus.
asle nun ste game AItronomte in Der Spettralalialnle
10 sttptelf Die !9slleulhaft Der paarpfle9e I'M Gbianpn;
Der 9bi9nor. ut etne ser bodlten GrrungenI6aften anies
rer Giplltlation. "''-
Gs ut Oesbalb nidt nebr, as re5t, ba6 mir ben
opi8npn nnier pie "a1dllabIen" 8esenitGnoe aulrfh
men. fuelAe bel einem adts eldiente ffr Soms,, !,
geiradt toiilfrlsn tonnet. Yet Srn. 8. g d i
VT. ~, Ser1n9tpHsStraBe, iinpet man BE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
Wfpbeipaaren, Sticrereien, gSollen
fpaaren, un~terfleiper II. {. 10.

e.. Simpn d SDbre, SIR. 63, gtorb. 0o,parbItrase:
Carl 9untber, gr. q, Ot-Baltimoreitraee;
Saoto Samber9er. SIR. 50, gipro . Soparos
Strase;
Spsl Sutmann&Gomp MP. SIR. 81 uno SO, Noro.
Gutauftraee;
Seal& SGrtmann, SIR. I39. Gst : Baltimore
Straee;
9outg GeIber. Nr. 1877, eio. groastuae, unb 67.
SanoperitraBe; ~
y. sarIouts, SIR. 81, gtoro .GutaipTra6e.
Gbrttopb 9eb, SIR. %, 9ernanItra6e, seItridte
oeutfhe rppuene cSaden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
Sum Seffcn INSTRUMENTATION

Iuetoen Boomerang, &c. 0c5cntber, en- Con.
5srt urO Srdn54en in Der nGeHtral6aue"
ltattfin6en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

Gon5ert be8 nGiebertran5eS"
| m 9 d iiteuparle an Der 8elairs
&oas. = SIN S6iissnparte an Der 8elairs
&oab fano geiteru 9ta9ntttag ein@onSert oes
ngieoertran3eS" itatt, oaS tros bes falten
@etters oennOG iebr 8ablreid beiaft mar.
OaS Yrogramm mar, ME fol9ts /. SEper=
tire an Der Oper: n6lotte Suriaen" bon
Suppee; 2. 8euor=SOlo uuo Gbor aus
y &ien5l" bon 8aguer; 3. u0te id6ne Nmas
spHe," Srteterpiece; 4. 8alOlieo BON Mell-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

nitt e%ri1iren. 9od usiu, 2Ottdeu, On bait
ia bel Otto SutrO Die Srgel ipieleu aelernt,
iete Did unb ipiele ms einnal cold Hun
dred ;" mir iperosn nit iingen nuO ieben mas
ocs Suitrunleut pertb it,"
gtiemulS mlroe bic prGdtige, alte Melooie
better, ME NIT mebr Segeiicrlug uub Teuer
~9siungen uno aae wuren au's 6Dhitc befriez
Oigt nit etcier srien Yrobe, melde baS neue
Snitrumeut am 8eibnahts abenb ubgels9t
hattie. x 1907
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23
Srtlen, S%pernsldier, StereOfcope
GaS Gcfdlenf.

gor3uslihe griQen, spern9IQifr. stcrcoieope Ii. M.
bel j rantlin y Comp, gtr. III, g8eit-galtimore-
StraBs. IS luirO init Utnenl4aitliacr gorfdt jersm
geogrfe 9eni9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

Qr6Bte WusDab[ ppH VVTYHUHs' 6NW"H' e"HTV
ShmudIaden &C.
Sieieniaen aber. benel In 5olaeo islen 9entens, Stiiz
oirens. Suitifirers &C. Die Saare ausqegon9rrSfino uno
uerae Ilen baben. lpisoer Su iommnen. tDnuen IT'D in Dem
S~aItimorer SauIe oes 6riieurs 81. % mon9ep
Rr. ), 3orbsGbdrless Strase Ger Serr 9at
audl in 0arts uno @aibin9ton 8eidditslotale), NIT
elmer Nsel poer, uenu man Die Sade ieiu bsrernen
mill, eiuem Soupee poer elmer Yerrife perieben. Au@
iperben bier Sadre iiinitlifl oclohten.
Niht per9eiien burieu mir ferner Srrt: Y. AIuMsL
SIR. 40, Noro,@reenlirage, Der bic neueiten uno l4ontie1n
4rbeiteti Su Sen 6sfttasen empfieblt uno anBerf wopt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-23

Sds gSetbnabtsIeit bietet Die id5n1fe @eIeaeubeit an
9e9enieiti9en Seln1en; babel 9ebort es it'd, baB man
has cole @altre6t IN Der iG0niten Yeosutuna bes gBor.
ties ausibt uno auftiidt, mas &ibe uno aeier permao
nno in elmer groBen Staot, mo- es nibt lhruer fdut. ne
geOiirfnile RAID iu eumpIstiren. ~pernlDsen geiOe sar
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

REST FOR QUALs.-The game law went into
effect this morning. In this county it is unlaw-
full to kill, take, buy offer to sell, any quail
grouse, spoon-bill or broad-bill ducks from now
until the 18th day of September next. Every
person offending against this provision will be
fined $25 for each bird taken or destroyed, or, if
they have no money, go to the county Jail for
thirty days. Rest, quails and ducks; but look
out, We larks, robins, pigeons doves, hares, and
cotton -tailS
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

ST.. PATBIcK's BALL.-Remember the st. Pat
rick ball and celebration to be given by Dennis
Hyland at the Arcade Hall, Forest Hill, on Mon
day evening next. This will make the fifteenth
annual ball that has been given by GIr. Hyland,
and all have been successes. Those who are in
reach and fail to attend will deny themselves
rare enjoyments and pleasant social reunion
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

BELLEVUE MINE.-We learn that the last crush
ing OF Bellevue ore at the St. Patrick mill yielded
well. We have an impression that the rock
worked was old ore taken out while the mine be-
longed to Judge Spear and w. b. Lyon, before
the sale of the mine to the present company.
However that may be, about 90 tons milled
yielding over 1G4 ounces of pure melted gold
making full $50 per ton.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

The HARRISON LEDGE.-We mentioned the
discovery of this ledge, some two miles west of
here, few weeks ago. Last Saturday, Mr.. IIar-
rison, wanting some change, pounded up 3Ha
pounds of the rock-not the richest-and got
$50 out of it, The continued storms have de-
layed the progress of opening the mine; but it is
showing finely as far as prospected.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

.c,nCA1A,urY On Sunday afternoon last a
Iii boat started from Washington, opposite
.coaromento, for Davisvle and Woodland, in
yo,o countv. communication between those
o;nts being made in boats since the tules have
sred with water and the railroad track washed
.,r.v having aboard VIM. A. Johnson, Mrs. s.
,r uuH dressmaker in Sacramento, William
p,iober. lad twelve years old, and the boat
lanes King Their fate is told to the Sac
rsmento Record as follows
.Tbe boat. n small one, was going under sail
ord nrettv near the wind. King was looking out
Inr the sail and Johnson handling the rudder,
tba tba sen being short and chopping. BY some
,iebap the rudder was unshipped; the boat
inrched then, of course, gust OF wind caught
.ba call and capsized the frai craft in water from
tnnr 70 five feet deep, and about three miles from
iond The woman was got on to the bottom OF
.Ia boot. the boy drifted OIL about thirty feet,
p,nt was caught by King and also placed on the
1,ottom of the boat; Johnson holding on to the
stern. alternately wading up to his neck or float
inc according to the inequalities of the ground
underneath. King held on as he could. The
xon,an spped off and was again placed on the
,,ottom of the boat, only to fall off again and
oqan When she fell off the fifth time it was
impossibe to recover her, and she sunk. The
.roter was cold and was the wnd which
doubtless benumbed the woman so she was un-
able to do anything for herself. For some time
The boat continued to drift helpessly about,
johnson holding on to the stern, his strength
cyinr away with each passing moment. Finally
ia called out to the boatman Jim, | can't hold
an any longerl' Hold on, Bill, for Gods sake!
We'll get help by m-by! was Kings urgent re-
plv. i must sol were the last words of john
son: his benumbed and weary fingers let go of
theu last hold on life, and his body sank to the
aot1Sm. The boat continued to drift all night
with King and the boy on its bottom, the chill
iag winds piercing the marrow OF their bones.
aad rendering il doubtful if any would live to tell
the story of the wreck. The boy died before
morning but the body remained upon the boat
ratl it drif,ed 10 land, shortly after daylight a
little aloye tl,e town of Washington, whittier
at had been driven by the prevailing southwest
wind
VIM A. john SON eaia.e to this county in 1880,
and was boel-Leeper and clief clerk for A. j..
Brickel, 1t Siiilloistoxn until the Fall of 1852,
when he aas elected Coufaty Clerk, and served
two years From 1856 10 1858 he served rs dep
ATTY clerk. afteS which ti,me he was admitted to
the practice of law. He visited Mexico in 1862,
and after returning became book-keeper for the
| house Of Eabert X Co., at Co!fax. Some two
wears ago he removed to Yoo county, where he
resided With his family at the time of his death.
He was Q native af alabama, n fine scholar and
An exetlaeft b;;-iaseas ,nas. He WAS in his 43d
year a, The ti.ae ef his death, and leaves an est-
,nable wife and large family of chIldreu-
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

IN-Since our last issue two inches of rain
have fallen here, making the record now stand
for the season, 374 inches
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

Social DANCE. The Church and Jones
Club gave fine dancing entertainment at the
American Hotel hall on Tuesday evening last.
The hall was well filed, but not crowded Just
enough, and Of the right kind, to make il n
splendid and joyous occasion. SO says the
HERALD representative who attended.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

The NEXT DANcE.-The Auburn B. b. will
have their next dance at Music Hall on Thursday
evening, the 2lst instant. Mr.. Woodman Of
Stockton, an excellent caller, with his "father of
Gddles," being engaged insuros fun for all.
The floor will be canvnsed and everything in
apple-pie order for big crowd and II gay, pleas
ant time,
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

ry-Advertisements and communications MUST
~.acb this office on Thursday to insure publlca-
..-, ., the following Saturday.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

Fon the very best Photographs, go to Bradle,
& Rulofson's Gallery without stairs. ~ ASCENT
IN THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street, Sal
Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

SMALLPox.-Mr. Willis, our worthy Post
master, was vaccinated this week, and complain
ed some OF its sickening effects, and some of
his trends started the story, in a joke, that he
had the smallpox. This news, in serious and
truthful appearing shape, spread rapidly, and in
a few hours could be heard in almost any portion
OF town, and doubtless has gone to all the coun-
try IN business connection with Auburn The
joke was lnnocently intended, but may have done
much harm, and caused much fear, dread and
alarm i'll many families, as the public is very
sensitive about this much dreaded and loathsome
disease. There is not case of smallpox in the
county, and never was but one in Auburn, and
that was four years ago. Don't joke on serious
matters that are likely to alarm with painful
dread the whole public.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-16

ROBERT GORDON has just received large lot OF
fresh seeds from James Wick, the great seed man
of New York Call and examine them.