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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

Kcy west, Elo,, Feb. 1D, 1STs.
Dr. J, Il. SCTILNCK, ". u. cor. sixth and Arch
streets, phlladcphil,
Dear Sr-l lease forward, por flrst steamer, six
bottles Sen Weed Tonic and twelve bottles pul-
mOuic syrup.
Iour medicines arc o such value that can
not be without thCm in my household, and N
fact no family should be without them.
l have Given them q fair test, and opcniy de-
clare thCm to be oven bettor than you claim,
Very respectfully yours, &c,
W.. ~, WHtTEiIURSl.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

In MEMoRIAM.-Ata Il regular meet.
ing of Emblem Lodge No. 2S4 L. q. of
CT, held September 18th, 1872, lOcat-
ed in Orangeville, Columbia county,
Pa, the following report of committee
on coincidence was adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Heav-
emily Father to remove from our midst
and from labor, TO reward our highly
esteemed and dear brother, William
Schuyler, who was member in good
standing in this lodge, therefore
ReSOlred, That in the death of
brother Schuyler, this lodge has lost n
kind and aflectiOnate brother, and the
cause of temperance faithful support
er, one who in the days of health was
ever ready and willing to work for the
cause, eXerting his influence in its fl =
vOr, and doing all he could in order that
its noble principles might triumph over
tn ose of intCmpcrance.
ReSOlc66, That we realize the loss of
his service and friendship ; yet feeling
assured that our loss is his gain, and
that lie who wisely reigns and rules
over all human affairs dOeth all things
well, we, as lodge, with humble res
ignation to the will of our common
Lord and divine Master, bow with sub
mission to this aflliction.
ReSolved. That we tender the family
of our deceased brother, our warmesl
sympathy in their bereavement, and
commend them to that Being who was
our brothers joy and consolation and
support in death.
ReSohed, That in token Of our re-
spect and esteem for his memory oul
charter and regalia be draped in mourn
| ing for six months.
ReSOlced, That a copy of these pro
ceedings be presented to the family o
the deceased, and that they be sent tC
the Keystone Good Templars, and Il
the COLUMBIAN and RepuJlicdn Of this
county for publication.
REV. w. M. CRoMAN,)
ELVIRA MEGARGLE, Com.
! SADIE SPEAR.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

WOOD HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE is Il
bright sparkling Monthly published for
the remarkably small sum of one dollar
per year. Yet even at this low rate, it
employs some of the best talent in the
country and pays its leading editor
$4,000 salary. Its articles are fresh and
sprightly and most carefully selected so
as II present nothing untitled to the
domestic circle. 1t is certainly Won
derfully cheap publication when the
high character of its contents is taken
into consideration.
Hope and Joy-two beautifully tint
ed crayon portraits worth -Four Dollars
will be mailed free to every subscri-
Der to the Magazine at 81 80. Specimens
free. Agents wanted. Address s. S.
WOOD q co Nowburgh N. y.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Goth, 2872.

Third, II certain tract Of land situatedm Fish
ngGeo townshiH columbia county, Pa 9dj9In-
witt, Henry Eyer, deed. ana other. con-
tanning a hundred and thirteen acres ana nine; me;
viii white oak, poplar, chestnut and pine, To be
sold ON the premises
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3Oth, lS72,
at 10 O'Clock, l., NJ.
Ten l,er cent OF the rurchaFc money payable
at the sinking down Of the property, une-hnl
less he Unl0r ont IN GmuHlla ihtroaiior anu
thrltmHIire tl.C-lHli IN year nom day ulSalc
JACOB :, EVANS,
NAtCutUr,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

Ayoung man named Alber Warwick
employed as brakeman on the i. u
j. II. n. was instantly killed at Beach
Haven on Saturday last whilst attompt-
ing to jump on the tender of The engine
He had just turned the switch and en-
deavored to get upon the tender but
missed his footing and fell, when his
head was severed from the body caus'
inn of rnnrae inslnnt dnlIh
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

ON tho tofOCtubor tbooRmp duties
on ali business papers and legal docu-
ments, save bank checks, will be re-
moved. Contracts, ailidavits, bills,
receipts, notes, conyeyances, policies,
warrants, wrils, deeds, mortgagcs,po
ers of attorney, aud all such will be
free from this restriction.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
SEA WEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKE PILLS.

7 ESQ oro tho only medicines that viii cure
Pulmonary Consumption. i)r. SChcnck has been
in constant practice over thirty years cOutinu-
ely eSumiuiu" lungs, and knows his medicines,
# roperly taken, viii cure Consumption His
Nc drake IiIls clequse the liyCrand stomach;
his Sea Weed Tonic dissOiyg3 he food Stinu-
latCS the coating of the stomach, aud InglFng il
digest. His Pulmonic Syrup rircnS the matter,
and nature throws ii OF without any eScr,irN,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

city among publications for young poo.
pie, entirely diferont from any other in
style and character. Cash prizes are
given for best compositions" Write
for specimen number and particulars,
which will be sent free. Terms, Sl,50
per year-S1.00 in clubs Of four and
moro, and every subscriber receives q
pair of bea autiful chromos as gift.
Splendid premiums to those who form
clubs. Address II. n. i. LEWIS, Pub.
Usher, Chicago.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

Worn BIooTsBUEG Tho follow
ing have bccnt the Democratic mIorities
in Bloomshurg (the home OF Senator
Buckalcw) at the three last full elec-
tons :--19GS, for President; Seymour
IL; 1869, for Governor, Pakor lS; 1872,
for Governor; Buckalew 25 and there.
upon the JtorAi,g RcpuJJjcaa, with it.
ordinary regard for voracity, declares
that III. DuckalcW has ioSJ IS in his own
town
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-11

WE have given firm, unwavering
support TO our ticket during the cam
psign, personally and through tho Col.
UMBTAN. We trust our friends eppre-
ciato our efforts, but will remember
that editors must live, THAT paper,
type ana labor cost money. We nDod
it badly, and th0saindobtodt to us should
poy at once, We don't ask for gener.
osity, but justice.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06
CITY AID COUNTY.

PREMluMs.-To the person sending
ls the largest number OF new s'Ibscri-
hels to the REGISTER, accompanied by
the cslsh THE number not to be less than
two hundred. before the first Of JAN
uary, 1S72,.we will present on that
day, six twenty-tlollargod pieces, with
three extra copies Of tue paper.
To the person sending us the largest
number Of new subscribers to the REC
IsTER, with the cash number not to be
less THAR one i,Hitlred1, before the first.
OF January, 1872, we win present on
that day three twenty-lOllar gold
pieces with two extra copies of tho
paper.
10 the person sending us the largest
number OF new subscribers to the REG-
IsTEI, with the cash humber not to he
less than fiftyl we win present on that
day twenty-five dollars in gold coin,
and . copy Of the paper.
10 the person sending us the largest
number OF new subscribers to the kEG-
IsTlH with the cash linlmber not to be
less than twenty we will pesent on
that day ten dollars in American gold
coin.
Any Lady or gentleman wishing to
avail themselves or the above literal
offers, can obtain specimen copies of
the REGISTER by application to tbis
office, without charge.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06
REAL ESTATE l'RANsAcnoNs-For

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS For
the month of December:
David I.ecdy to Joseph Hunsaker;
consideration, 81, 800.
J. $. Swank to i. and j. Kester ;
consideration, $500.
Il. Hays to A. S. Bassett consider
alton, $75.
+. w. Jack to G. w. Dodson; con-
sideration, $500.
Albert Wheeler to M. Cunningham;
consideration. $l.650.
Walter Aionteith to II. A. Conrall;
consideration. 500.
| Philip Baltimore to A. II. Balti-
more; consideration, $500.
Il. II. Gfary IReieree) to j. w. and
w. II. Churchill; consideration.
$1.i50.
Il. r. Geary tRefere) to Jas. Rob
erts; consideration, $45.
G. Barnard to A. s. Huston; con-
sideration. $4,S00.
Albert Powell to John A. Powell /;
consideration, $l00.
VIM. McFadden to B. N. HaNlman;
consideration, 800.
J. NJ. Beach Guardian to John
Long; consideration, $l.750.
ID. u. Gray to u. b. Gray; consid-
Grafton, 81.
d. b. Gray to Nancy J. Paxton ;
consideration. $500.
NJ. III. Crtstar to T. G. Lines con-
sideation, $40.
NJ. NJ. Custar to p. G. Lines; con-
si,lcrltion, 81.
a. Goodenough to T. NJ. Wads-
worth consideration, $100.
ID. p. Thompson to Il. II. Liggctt ;
consideration, $1,000.
A. Osborn to j. b. Irvine /; consid-
Grafton, 500.
Jas. Logan to J. B. irvine; consid-
Grafton, $l25.
NJ. &. Kinney and Turner to j. b.
Irvine andJ. s. Morris; consideration,
$50.
M. G. Kinney and Turnersto j. b.
Irvine consideration, $50.
L. l.. Officer to Cllas. Miller; con
sideration, 1,l00.
j. b. Tefliune to e. Stout; consld-
Grafton. $500.
PC. Lines to Fred. Lines; consid-
Grafton, 81.
Burkhart Hcist to S. Ritter; consid-
sideration, 81.
US. donation patent to W. N.
Ketchum.
w. B. Gore to B. r. Holt; consid-
Grafton, 500.
Joseph Nixon administrator to i.
Il. Holt; consideration, $500.
John Sclitneer to j. II. Heron con-
sijleration. $500.
J. NJ. Burge to David Wheaton;
81, 200.
J. NJ. Burge to David Wheaton;
consideration. 5000.
i. Higgins to NJ c. Leeson; consid-
Grafton, $l75.
i. Higgins to w. D. Henderson;
consideration. $3.50.
A. b. Morris to A. G. Marshal con-
$50.
l.. Higgins to w. Mccoy, J. p.
Smith and Caleb Gray; consideration,
81.
l.. Higgins to Caleb Gray consid-
Grafton, $50.
Harvey Young to J. II. Washbum;
$3.50.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

FGM reasons tihy The B,tckeve Suing No
chine is superior 10 all othtrs:
l. 1t is tho simplest shuttle machine
male.
2. 1t has less wearing rarts.
4. II has no smail springs or compound
cranks.
work without change.
S, Ii has less pieces Of machinery.
q, 1t Ii less liahic 10 break needles than
any other machine. -a..
I. The shuttle win wear longer than the
shuttle in any other machine.
o. That 1t has the best feeding device,
which Will never wear ont, get out Of or
der. break needles, feed unevcniy, slip on
starchcd goods, or puc,er the scam 30 that
ono mart OF the fabric wiilcOme Out shorter
than The other, which all other fcetis arc
liable to do. Ii makes every stitch OF an
equal length. II is stronger than other
feeds. We can take strong piece OF cloth,
and put one end in our MACHINE and tie
Othcrc end in any othcrmachhie, aud guar
antpe that our machine will take thc'ciolh
from the other, IN consequence of The SUI
perior strength of the feed.
II Ii the only feed strong enough TO feed
thick sole leather. sewing on shoe sClcs.
No soaping the cloth or any other aid Is
rGquircd.
Ii has no complicated machinery, and
therefore IL not Liable to get out OF order.
II has q beautiful movement, making
nearly two Thousand stitches pcr minute.
Tho Buckeye Sewing Machine makes the
lock stitch, The same as the Howe, Wilson,
singer, and Florence, alike on b0til sides.
We offer a premium Of one hunt,rf dollars
for any machine on this coast thai Will
make i strongcrorm more elastic stitch than
the buckeye. For full particulars address,
MINER 8 PEARSON,
Gen. Agents, Albany, 0icgon.
A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
" and county on this coast.
Address, MINER & PEARSON,
Albany, Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06

FUIMTuRE-ofall kinds, styles and
finish, cheap aid higl-priced, calcula-
ted to suit the fancy Of the most tastid-
ious, or the pockets Of the poorest, can
be obtained at Mealey's. The ware
rooms are overtlowing with an entire
na"' st4-ti-, and those la na0d of any
thing in the line Of furniture are re-
quested to give tile establishment an
early call lmI.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06
NOTICE.

vTNo TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Linn County Agricultural Association
Thcrc viii bc d business meeting az the
Coult House in Albany, ON the first Thurs
dav hi ,Iauuary, 1872, nj o'clock Il. M,
ior thc purpose OF electing Seven Directors
for the ensuing year, and tranSleting such
oihcr business as may come before the
meeting. j. II. EVANS,
December 9, lS7l-td sec.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06
Albaulg @F9istsr.

E Subscribers finding an y after their
namesarc informed that their subscription
expires with that number, and they aie In
vited to renew Ii. Terms s:l per annun,
In advance; SIX months q; ihfee mOnths,a
81.
ca Legal tenders received at par from
subscribers I'm tho Eastern States
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06
SETEDDS.

SEKEDDS.
A. Wheeler, dealer in general
merchandise. A large stock of all
Kinds now in store and tor sale at low
rates. All kinds of produce bought at
highest market rates.
Cash paid for Wheat, Oats, Pork,
Butter, Eggs, &c, &C.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-06
Fruit Trees, Grape vines, sc.

TTHE UNDERSIGNED INVITES THE
A attention OF the piblic TO his large and
complete stock Of
APPLE,
,i PEAR,
. -S PLUM.
CHERRY
and other TREES.
Also, GRAPE VI rs. best in the State;
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Cur
rants, Gsaoseherri.s ), Strawberries, Roses,
Hahlias and Bnlbs which will be sold as
low a. llrst-class stock can be afforded.
Nov. 25-l2v4 j. A. WILLARD.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-17

svjdeDoo Wese peee three yean 80,
but nav arU yisk- Furthere0ore, that
the Prunideut has long kept Lest -
pessessioa 6 bic plunder, in fnce q
~ protests a. the importers, in daA.
ance of tie wishes of his Secretary Of
the Treasury, and against the advice
and complaints of Mr.. A. T. Stewart
of this city. Finally, that he saw
Generals Porter aud BalEsock grow
rich, along with Leet, without any
legitimate reoson for il. and without
ever inquiring how. We are thus
brought logically 70 the point fron
which We started, and the proofs DO.
tween, should give us the true philoso.
ply and real complexion Ofthe case.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-17

,AlexandIia to New Orleans.
Depart Tuesday Thursday and :

,Alexandria to New Orleans.
Depart Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
Turslay at 3 r NJ.
Is STRIVE from n. o. TneSaay Thursday
and Saturday by 8 Pm.
zlexandria to Natchitoclses Taessiay
Thursday aAA Saturdayat 8 z NJ.
Departs T&csdy sMd Fsitltys "a N.
arrive Monday AHe Thursday 8 A. N.
sAlexandria to HArffsUnburg
y Depart Twesilay st 4 +. n. arrive
2 by Il NJ A
AI~xsndria to Homer depart Monday
- at2P. M. arrive by II M.
Alexandria to COtile Landing ana Col.
70 fax depart Mondays Thursday and
Saturday at 9 A. n. arrive l,y ga. NJ
All rostmastersxre not required to re
oeivr mutilated curreacy In exchange
Tor envelopes and postage stansps
2 The person entitled q letters rccel'
we'd By mail, are tdoso whose NAsses
ne in the address, end tlse tielive. !,
xil0tld be 10 the person addressed, OF
acc6tding to his or her srder.
n. b RINGG0LD, p. NJ.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-17

Religious Notice !

Tbs Rt Rev. !. r. B. Wilmer, d. G.
/. Il, viii vidt Cheasyville, On Thursday,
4 the ed, inst, for Condemnation.
3 He win return thence to Alexandssa,
and on Saturday, (St. Matthias Day.
the oath, will admit Mr.. A. n. Og'len,
II, to Holy ORDERS, in st. James
Church. nlt
On Sunday I'd Sunday In Lenth the
18th, be viii ppeach ana ccsebsate the
5 Apostolic Ritz Of Osa&rmatien.
The community will he welcomed tn
Ill these unnsually Interesting relig
GUS Services Ha sIea s.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-17
PELICAN FEATHERS.

The negroes in Claiborne do not
seem to like towns with classic names.
Two of them were arrested in Homer
charged wife IN attempt 10 5urH up
the town" Illiadn and alone night
last week.
The Times claims that Shreveport
is now one of the most orderly
cities in the Union. and notes the
absence from the streets Of drunken,
turbulent men and the rarity Of
death by violence. In past years,
owing to special and peculiar inauen-
era, Shreveport had more than It's
SHARE of Classes referred to.
The Times thinks Monday, the
18th nit, as cold ~ the cold snap in
~. when Gen. Smith gathered ICE
from JOneS Bayou ostensibly for
the use of the sick in HOSPITALITY" but
which is thought to have improved
the tulips al the officers OF the Generals
staff. The ice was thick enough for
skating, sport never before witnessed
there.
The Southwestern reports the sud
den death of Mr.. Brown, railroad
contractor, nSs's0 VI iv"'
happened OH the railroad. He entered
the car ut Longview, and in u few
minutes fell. heavily. forward dead.
Ar ovsrl.r,.. of chlorOtor,n was the
cause smother adIDonition against the
use of that insisliOus and dangerous
There is now lying in the lower bay
y sup OIL ABOUT ON JOHN, ir'nh Ant"erp'
o"e WIN saNr = O''eu "a ~" , o"- 's'..e
10 o"n r'""o' NJ I:e No." 49,, $500
=. IRE. wafer. Ing s",P 's s E.; s'
Nv c,'H, ,e o ~ ,s,
rra"ce, -" va. ~" 'h ,~,
t"'s pCre' "a.l"s "" u.au "" ~. ...
IONS u niac"'iefS' cS.nss, ", 'o'
tue Ca,cas'eu SUBMIT si,''nS ~ 0o'n me-
ny, anu ~ nov e1isc.u .s...s.. M -
"a'no VI 'uc 'v v.a., 49,. "o. -. %
dan that he had two vessels to load
there, which would carry 1909 nos-
heads of sl,gar.
The sam. writer notices the sale of
the Oxford Plantation Tor oi5.UOo. il
order 70 effect = PARTITION among Tue
heirs.
The Cousliatta (Red Riv.r) Citizen,
of the " ult.. saws:
"Tburs.lay morning there was a
nrrtty heavy SNOW III this place. aud
as w.. 90 10 press Mother Faith con.
Times TO wear her white mantle.D 3,
~ :. ,,u,
me Moh'sF' i"'e"R''''er' I" '"''
3ist, says
The weather has been very cold
since our last. On Thursday morning
il began to SHOW, and continued SNOW.
lag all day. AMI at night tie depth
of the SNOW was about two inches. On
Saturday it began To tllaw, and mp t.
going to press the snow has not en-
tirely melted. The oldest inl'abltant
says that 1t was one OF the coolest
spells ever experienced here"
The Natchitrl,es Times notes a pro
;s..t fur establishing a small cotton lac
try In Natchitu:hes. MT 20 much "a
.,ss.ulafion VA for giving work To pooI
I m.Oule who need IL. AK s. s,ses..f s
The Planters Banner, OF January
81, Describes the effects u tho Mu
storm IN the AttakalM:; -,
i Our parisn "aS s."seu " -
WEDNESDAY hignt ana Innrsosy 2!
the ssveErst Norm u sH's' a"o s.s.
mat hss ueen exIFI,oDcsu Ur
Inc w'n9 wAs LIvm ~ Los.H ~ ua;
"eunusy nu.'' 4cous % ovc.C.'
III Tue siOrfsO"', sno1 C..e 49, =.
s'eo'ank a"u cssss1 s"1v ~ nv ~. ~
rcster PIT. .! snS y :. =. Aau ~
Gay morning. wo - 49, =.
s.ee', me- cc 1s.m - s -
0sys sIe 3. n,s1sxs.a - ~ 80. : !.
. c0se:o1 uIsn - - - - - y s 49, J
, i've Ill., ~ - y
II unooS Na0s q - - Y
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-17
DIR. Z. BACKEMSTOSE,
CAPT. G. W. THOMPSON.

the Cosmopolitan that IL the largest
and costly collection ohyng Wild kamals ana
that exhb
In the Circus Departments will b found the a.
by all show to he the Brightest bhn
Stars the Profession Ht*s FHsttJ
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-17

g q The River It this point Is s'in
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25
SdtiTsnnhrihfcn.

Die Schooner n@. s. 8tdup," Capt. 8ouen, une
n0tornlne eight" &Qpt. SolDen, traIen Greita9 Dol
gtoro.SaroliHa bier ein.
Der Sbooner Serenc," Capt Sone5, fubr Sonn=
abtno Don bier nab Dame's BOtnt, SIa., ab.
Die englilhe Srl9g n2ereiita," 9Gpt Iberg, had
am 8. bs. BON DeHlerdra bierber in See.
Der S6ooner r%SIiber'" @apt. 9orneS, Iauote an
II. YtdrS pom bier in Blpmoutb on.
Die engltibe Barrie "Smperator," Gapt. Rins6u.
rp, ie9elte am "A. 6ebruar bon Nieiiiud mad BATH
more al.
Die 8arte nNinoora," Capt. 8arcGnu, fan, an 7.
Mdr5; Der en9lil1e Sdooner nl8inlam," Gapt.
Sutbouie, Gl 1. bs. bon Baltimore in ct. Jobns
aui Yorto 5fico an.
Sic Sr:ss oStatia." Capt. 9toberts. lief am 9.
Utdrs bon bier in Bonce auf lortp Jtico Elm; Ditto
Der SGooner ~2ottle," @apt. 5obnion.
am 10. Yidr3 fam oil 8ti99 r@oncorb," Capt.
Selp, BON bier in WatanSGs on.
Der S6ooRet pSuiGn," Capt. Rome, 9in9 am l.
WfdrB BON Yonce, V. R., bierqer alb.
Der Sdooner rBouooin," Capt. RanoaQ, lan9te
om 5. WidrS BON bier in Wtartinique On.
Ser S6ooner ~. Eibaros," CAPT. Reeodn,
langte am 1. Nfdrj BON Baltimore in Bernambuco
On.
Vim Sonnabenoe errci1tt Der 0ampier raenneop, +"
Capt. 9alett, ron bier iiber Storiolf, 3d., abgesans
gen, Den 8oitorer 9aten.
Ser Dampier nAmerica," Capt. giGups, troi
Sonnabenb bic 6iifiaprt bon SRoanRab, geo, mad
unierem Saien an.
yfa6 baltimore 6efi1nmt, fo1nen am Sonuobenbt
Die Sarfe r@osele" BON Nutansas uno bic Nrieo
nSobn Bopb" BON 8ernambuco az Der sSeltura Wtons
roe, Ba., uorbei. Die &estere bate an Der Riiite nas
Borbrorlle9el, bas Sotie9e( uno Die Sauptipiere
eiH9ebaBt.
Gehsrn tam Die SarEs Brazilian" BON Santos on
oel Sefnn9 Dt0nroe on, UNI aui tpeitere Wsli4ngen
oes Bsitlnlmung sgaIens ~ fDarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-25

1T n9ne Gfgel in Der neuen'
&bri IT, ir6e auf Der @de Der @baie. unb
ct. YaulBraBe lit elm 0teiiteriitf unb mirb
bon &ennern fir bas eleganteite uno qemal.
tt9lte S%nltrument b!ele 9rt in unierer Staot
ertldrt. Wdbrenb bes ~9efrtgeu Sormittass.
@ottesStenfes ians SRI. @ua @orooa Yrod's
berrlides 9ieo: Softly, Softly" NIT Sl6ten<
unb Sr9elbe9leitun9, nobel ftd Die Gsriiige
Der SrSel OeutliA berauSfelten. Dteiel6e
muroe IN s. $. @tlcor's Srselbauerei au
Bottom an9efertist; fe uereinigt araft uno
Eiiae nit BARTLETT bes Zones; oas Yebal hat
cine mdttige iehS5ebnfiBige Yolaune; bas
Srgelperf enthGlt portrefflihe Hl1ten & Reaiz
fer, J. 9. bic Sautbois nit SasottbaB uno
Die vox humana, eiue tduifenb abnlihe Nahs
abmung Der menihligen Stimme. 9aS Sr.
frument bat SO pole &egilter, 6 Yeoalfoppe.
lungen, 2 8lauiaturen (Uianuale) bon ie 5
9ftapen unb 2 Peoa.e Don ie 2t Sftapeu;
init etnen1 gSorte, bic Srgel gilt fir baS
ccrlpletelte Sllltruriert nit 5pei Manualen
i'm eanoe. pr. 6rieOrtd @persmann, iun.,
TT Dlrettor oes Sirfen4ora unb Srsanif.
Die n@a3ette," bas betannte enaIiite
bemofratIlb Organ unlerer Stabt, peIfe
bisber ben So. @. @. Glenn uno SO. S.
Carpenter geb0rte, lit am 20. Mdr,, natbem
Or. Glenn ietnen Antbeil u~erfauit bat, in ben
8eit Der 50. @iuiam s. gellb, Senrn
&aplor uno rs. 8. Carpenter iiberaeaanaen.
aSie perlautet, fpuroe Der @lenn'i9e 4ntbsil
NIT $4,000 beSablt.
@nsros,S III p g.-9r. Sames 8.
Wiaiams, elmer Der bietgen Smpfdrste, be.
tuAte Samftag bas r&arrOaton," baS uSt.
Clair 6otel," oas y@utam," rWtaniion" unb
n@up's Wionument Souie" Hno impfte auf
Neranlafuns Der Sefeer idnmtlide Gate,
&lerts uro anoere ansetelte, Suiammen S12
Ysrlonen. Or. 9Yllbeln," Der belldufia ge,
ia9t, mad Ses Cages 2ait unb Niibe tiidtia
mitoe mar, miro lelne 3rbeit beute inn .WaIts
bp.5ouie" n uSarnum's 3otel" fortleseu.
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