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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
Seine 2abuldbmer;en ncbr

!3~c5Hihnerjen is0cr Art, ielblt tUenn Die CABIN
boil uuo angeItedt iinb, luer0eu iii tie 0Guer buIt
ben berubmteu nSn0Iiteu @rtratt" ~beieitigt
9erieI6e bat lid bcrctts eiHen 2Sclttubm ctnoIbei
uno III edit Ill babGH "a 20 unb 30 SIS. Die 6laite be
4 5ofencdmp, Wr. -. 6anoOCi itruBe;
=. SobI, Gdc &bdrle5~ mo Dont8omeruitr.;
Sarl u SSrad, @de GRiorz uno Eoueitir;
81. D0ittn adjts Jtr. 2SS, Tenni. '&tueHuc;
4. gteinboier, Nr. i46, gBeit' B0tttmoretr.i
s. SaumsGrtncr, 9de Eratt. mo YreiioeEtitraSe
I. Is SarI Noble, @entrQl'Sd e Der Bottom INT
@beittrirGBC;
Sarl S.. wap, SIR $50, Sio.9roabWdp:
" SFid,tcr, ytr. 1879, 5ErcGGrIds Nutnuc mo
". Rid,ter. SGupt= NleoerIage Rr. Ga, StOrb'
Srpatndu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
@nton Nubinlteiu unD SeinriH
YSSienidtnSft.

DaS leste Rubinitetn . @Ou5ert piro 6ret.
tag, ben %. 0tdrS. in Der 6relmaurerbuue"
Rattilnoen. 9u8 BrOgramm fitr oieieS &onz
3ert, lit, wie fOl5t: 1. Yrdluoium uno 6uge
BON s. 9. BAD, 0tOuOo BON Yb. 6. Bah,
@igue BON 9dnoel uuO Sonate BON Gear
ldttl, AutOn 9%fublnileiu; 2. Qrie BON @aI=
lace, 5rl. YoulIe 2iebparot; 3. YbautaIe fitr
Sioline pom Grnlt 0%ieniuwstt; A.. ySogel
ais YrOpbet," p0arum," rAbenos" mo
ySraumeSluirreu," Yiccen bon S9umann,
Yariatiousn BON Weuoelsiohu, 4ntOu 3tubinz
itetn; 5. "Gita in Gondola, y ''Mira 10 blanca
luna" 3aranteua, r4uf Dem @aiier" unO
pabsnbe in &ien," Yiecen pom Gis;t, AntOn
8ubluiteln; c. "Non c yer" uuO 2teO BON
Siidsu, Sri. 2ouiie 2iebbarot; Z. arie bon
Sah uno &onOo @iOjoiO bon 8ieuiau ST,
y. 8ieuluwstt; 8. Saaubs, NOtturno uuO
Yolouaiie BON Chopin, 2uton Gubin1ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24

9ic 6dui9en Neh,et I'M 23ertlc Der ocrinieosuen
attten, CblIgationtn Il. l. no., UeldC ats @eioanlCoy
bynust meloen, MAIDEN es not1WenoIg, SoR ole S99s
9Gber lotber ReTt9pGplcre Qrunoli6 tintintth fga
IUutrtH Getltss %otritlben uHtCrrIhttt merosn. SInios
%osrlelotr tonnen tr Gnoee BON eleIdgln Beribs
turlbC Ieeob gro6Gre Stnisu trageu, umegtonSSi
Uetcen. Slnlae tarnCn iur msbr, ais lbren' mnbySr
gSertbe ~uerfuutt mo unoeIe idr neuioer. ala Is 80
luGbrcn Grrtoe sEiault weteCH &inS orhsyr etsn11ph
YreiiRG usrtGuittpcroen. "N' w"
So ltr,ere tW iiherite Sniormc.;on N, peIhp M,
boben Tina, lter traeno Dglde Bsrttpnnfgrs IN
Hdrtte, uro "a Id mebTsre Sabre as Sirrt,or r.,
einer AnIabt 9orpOrGttonen mar, 10 b.u I'm inn Sto5.
o., eaeet lnISIs,ntteH BsrloneH ole gleinuro tbrsr
Oerlbletcutn BerlhIe ~ eItlGtCn. 'S"'
SD ptt!euls . spru3tntias sSafer CbIioo+io,
men Ger Siaet Rprfplf, Sa., An sly Gcn1s h'a
Dollar nSbh Guiaelauienen Sinleu. Tis,F eSsInor.
la9e OcSablt 0 uno lI7 Bro5cnt SnIeu.
sd lletere reenb Delbc Der bier Deer in PEN w.,
gum Strtauts Gus9sbotsueH Subicrtpriors ; Sbiy,t "a
tt0rfH ju eem Sublcrlptionss Ersiie opneS ON
6roneiS u. tputp,
Noromsla@de bar SonIoapz uno Secngbaroe,
TN SeQeT9ei6os.
2 ~pediaIitdt - Vs9ociiruR9 BON fauiIpSrr,h,1
Bertbpopieten. SOrSlg.ibs Wertbpapiefs i"rtmrs y.
reno perrGt5ig uno Sum 8ertaui. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
Excelsior Soothtnq Surup.

@tHbunbsrt Dollars bcjabten mir SeOem. petter
nabmeift, oaB MIR Die GuergerIRgIte Uttn9e WtOr1
pbiun oOer Sptum in .. 3ttdter's Excelsior 500
thing Syrup, iUie bteirs bel alien anoern Der 6ah
CutbGIten 1T.
ytutter, gebt nur i'm @ursn 4tnoern, tNnu tUeroet
ibr JIG 5tbaltsn; oerielbe stIeittgrt oas Sabneu uno
9teGt iGHGn ciuen g~cilubeH Sblai. - 5eeer NpotbCtcr
bat Soothing Syrup Gui GuQCr; Yrei5 % Gents pro
Slaihe. II. S y. ~Sidbter,
tMdrSS. 19t&lU4P) Baltimore, To.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24

gr. 5, Glib reoeriditraBe, lit uu9enbIidlid
ein 9rOBe8 panorama oeS oeutid) fran30IiIdlen
&rie9e5 aufgeiteut, auf oas mir uniere 2eier
beiOuoerS auimertium MAIDEN m0d)ten, pa
un8 cine iolde SeheusmirOtgteit nur ielten
9eboten miro mo oteie8 panorama eine8 Der
8r0Bten 8uuitperte ut, welt)e jemuis III Bal.
tlmOre 9eSeigt murOen. 3u3leiA ituoet ieoen
Nbeno grOBe5 CONCERT elmer oeutiden 9uias
reuz&apeue in @aldsuniform itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
Det0 aas3uletbeG.
0elSer ous,uleibeu
Wciler III hcrtgibru.

$4,000 aut 5ppotbef oner @~runbmtetbCn In h,iie,
blg,n Summtn gu 0iuttzJiQteH.
JVbn @lcnu & Gomp.,
(S5-) vi. /, 81. SGuIlIase,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
an scr .SpncorSta'

fiHOet 9Onneritug, ben q. Ytar5, bas BON
5rn. Brof. g. Stole fir ieiue Sdulcr ueran.
ftaltste @Onsert, mcldes in Der uOrigen IS
megen idledter WitteruHs au89eieet wcrOeu
mubte, itatt. Die bereits in Der per3angeneu
9Endle nslGten Pl0tte inn noh niiltIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
I'm NorN'1d1en Noprnhar

Mrs btute Nb;n0 Die belporra9en0e antriIanilde
shauipielerin Srl. Charlotte 9uibtnan in benz Srama
unfreiti8 cine Der 8r6Bten Iebcnpen aiinfltrtnnen, bic
alenibalben, roo ne btsber auftrat. tas Snterele ocs
pubIiiums gepaItiam on fb rlB. inoem ne ibre Yars
tie II nit elmer Siutb uilo 2etoenlhaIt Iptelte, Ole bets
rabe ZEN Ster1psl bes 9amontinsn tru9. ger bas
Spernbaus beute abenb nod beluder min, ~ueriOr9s iid
rshtasiti9 mit sirem Silete LIr eLnem r%elerolrten SIk:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24

bat ouf bcute abeuO Elm 8ransAsn in Der
8urnbauc, Dir. 81, &eit . SaIttmOrelraBt,
ueranllaltet.
3um Scnefis fir Srn. Z. S9urci8
WwO beate, Den "a. ytdr3, Die romaHtilhc
Sriainalpoiie: y0a8 B~unoermdOhen aus
Den 4lpen" gegebeu. 9oiientllh miro DIE
y@oncoroia" an Oieiem Abepoe zen AHblld
etueS auSpertluIten 9anie8 Oarbieteu, Oa Der
iungc &iiuitler, Der iit mahreEo Oe8 9anSen
Minters ais Elm duBerIt brauhbarer S9uus
ipleler ernieieu hat, ell lrtuuoIidtS &Ht9e5eus
toulmtn pou Setteu oes Yublitunl5 Derotent,
IND bic @abI oes Stide8 cine itbr 9liid'
1IG,p III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
Sic Saltimtorer USAuteu- Oefeli:
fd1nFfU

mirO beute, ben "a. Wtdrj, in Dem Santett.
luale i'm Barfc eiHcn Smttteu 9rOBcn Dtasten.
bau abh0lten, fir mel6en 6ereit5 Jest 8rOB
arttae SOrbereitungen g~etroiien merOet. Sc.
i~ialtete lid ihOn Der erite Sau in JeOcr SIN
ildt III elmer brillanten Aiiaire, 10 mrO ote5
bel'm 3pelteu III etnem ulel A05eren Graoe oel
Sal ietu. Sinoeru 1T Der 3utrttt unbeotlgt
unteria9t, oamit Die Grpahienen III tbrenl
Sergnii9en nldt beeu9t werOen. Sir Usr:
mebrte 8abu- ltuo anocre 6ubrgele9enbeit, 81,
ara auf Dem 0etmnege nlht Iebleu wuO, ii
brnreiheuO geiorgt, unO Der 8erwalter. Sr,
@lbring, plro erleSbre oareit lcgeu, oleSau'
9dlte prompt uuo beittus gu beoteueu.
6rau annette Q8intel miro beute 9tadmit'
tag cine ausmabI elsgantsr Craftsmanship
I'M SdieBbauie oe8 Yartes 81 btltgsnPrelier
au6lesen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
Gr. q. xpnp1pr

wirb I.inc in Jtr. PAP, Sii0= grOabpap, ueu.
eingeridtete 9Sirtbiaaft 0ienitag, ben %.
NtGrS, nit eiuem uOrtreHliteu 2uuife er0ff,
men, wo5u ct ieine idmmtliA,n 6reuube elu-
label.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24

aelau9t tcute Abeno oas 9roBe Drama Sad BON 2arts
las uno Ter wtloe Bar" Sur Multiplying. SGs Grid
III reid an buuoriItii1eu Gpiiooen, aber 5ugleid ent.
halt IS cine srObe IniabI Don er i6utternoen auftrittrn.
bersn sdaupIdse fat Obne ausuabme in bic srpBsn
Gbenen Dts g8eftns usrle9t limb. Gum Sdlufe rplro
an jebem Abeube bas 9eian8itid; D9ic Yrimaoonna
BON 2aHoe" aufeefGbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24

a5O0 ouf cute Siterbsit Oui SrunoeiaSrtbsn In Z,
1900 StG0t Uoet nui GEM Canoe.
700 Sbpmae 6il,
lGu gGe Der Ct, EauL. NM grn,tsa,
1900 JSfgS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
0clner III brrlpihsu
Gcbt nnd 0urrn ID clbnnInnen =

S4j,GN In SummGn uon $1,000 bis $4,000 ON
9tuHcclgentbum in Der StGbt BON 6 his 5 Bro,tEt'
Stnqrs & Saraeaut,
(S'-) Rr. 30, Errtr gton=, Hube &barlestrose,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
BUR gSierer IusttcIune. Bed)=
feI unD GreSitbrtcfe.

Bic beuorltebeuoe Q8iener Nelt : IuStets
lung, pelhe an l. Ofai beSiant uHo mut9e
maBlid nidJt Dor Dem ,. gtOu. lhlieBell mlro,
bat Die 9telieluit oes ameritantlhen Yubli=
Fums in 10 bobem @raoe eltwidelt, oaB th
mid OeraulaBt lebe, Die Aufmertiamfeit oes
B1bIifum8 uui Die Nu6ftellun9 BON Srez
pttbriefen 81 lenten, uadI weIGen bel ote'er
@elegenbeit Elm gr0Bcrer Segebr, ais blSher,
iein wirb. SD babe oieien l~llnitano antlcl<
pint ruo Oaraui bin Die nmfaienoiten SOrbes
r~eituugeu NIT cen 9r0Bcrtn NIT mir i'll Str=
binOung itehenOen Sautlduiern &urOpa's,
naneutlif NIT Der y1gniUn : SGnf" IN
2Sten = einem Der btOeutenolen Sch
Snitttute DeutidlanO'5 a~bgelhtoiieu.
98etbieI uno @reoltbrteie gu ben nicorigiten
Staten bel g. Blaine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
8OricnberiGte.
BsriGtei BON gDm. NiTber S Scbnea,
DIe por.eirtacn s@eItaaL aai eer stsRasn BoLIe u:
VT. 81, oouthilraBe.

trlucu:
81 go 9altimorcrS tdbtirhitr lS2l,G s. 4 . E. 913a
LOCO cltto tuto l,9U go. 81.
t.W0 RaIn' dnoer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -. 1u4
5,0y0 BIrglntu SonrOls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5bs
100 oltto Quito =. ......- 9bE
1000 .SOnQs. Iltr., .zyjGbnz"SbI., IT,. -
Loo n8alto. @S9iozSdbr-" SbligIt. 1880, 6t ga
1000 nFitt5burg=&on on. =5apn"<S0l., LIP n, wa
1000 cittc Ditto otto wa
50 NtnGu Der oGrntrGtz = bios5Gtn" $500. Al
i 4ttlcu ter nXolts=SIs= &oulpugHls"-... Y
eeDsWprtsr IN GrtL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
Der Oeian9peretu rJun9er 0idnncr
Ser n0iloi1e= Mldnnerd1or"

mlro bcute, rem "a. Wtdr5, in Der o@oncor'
oia-Sale," Gfe oer@anal= uno 6agetteIttaBe
Elm SQn2trGn;hen abhQltgn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24

RSS@ Or. SLAMS 2~5rebmer'S dd9tcr
Ser9ener 2ebertbran miro BON Ner5ten
empfoblen in 6dueH BON 3beumatiSmuS,
Strophelu, gt6t, abmagerung, au85ehruug
uuo alien 9au%t9sifwiilitcn. 81 uerfauieu
a 81 Die 6laide, 6 fiir So, in alien apOt9e.
fen unO bel ben aueini9enAgeHten InAmertta,
u 81 nneler & s d III n l29-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
uOumbolDt=Yoac oar. 5, .. 9

miro Woutag, ben 81. Wiar5, ien critei
Stftungsicit in 9taine'S 9cue tciern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24
Der ,,SH=SaItimorer HicScrfrans''
1r Der .NrbeiterbalIc "

bGlt ietHsu Stpelten oieSlabrigeu Sau, Jill
nelden bereits 9rOBurttge Sorbereitun9eu &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-24

sSlmnier, Ionoern eer Sodlfp. r. NOlt hat
oas SeeliOrger=Nmt Der sSeil. Notbbefers
&irde," @de DerYratt- uno Wountfr., iibers
nommen.
Stage auf @ieberer / attuus
BON SpieIOerlu c II. SIN Stabt.
gsridt muroe OH 6reitaa Dor 8id)ler Binfnsp
Der YroseB bes Charles SroWn, it,, i'm Ha'
men bon QepisSones, len. wioer Sob. Doun9
CUR Wieoererlanguns BON Gelo, melhes Der
&lager an ben Serfla9teu i'm Spiele ~perloren
bate, perbanoelt. Slbidnitt 81, artif.l 80
bss StaSt=@ooer, unter meldem Die Slage
elnsebradt muroe, cntbdlt folgenbe Seitlm=
mlus: p@ine leoe Berlon, welde III etnem
@liidsipiele @elD ~perliert, fam Die WieOer.
erltattun9 b~eiielben uerlangen uno lou oils
3eu9e 3ur6 eitltsllng Der un,me Sulaiiunss-
fdbiq ieiu. aber NIeuanb fam 9eiO, msls
dies CT in eirer Wette s%eluonnen bot, auf ge'
ridtlifem gSeae eintaliren." 2euis Sones
beseust, Sab Gbarles Srown i'm SUM- 1871
bon Der 6irma 2emis, Soues & SDbnen nit
elmer Sch umme bon $500 mad benz SliSen
9eididt moroen lei, nm Yfriide stnSufaufen.
Sropn babe %bebanptet, oas Selo am Pbarao'
TIDE oil ben Sertlagten pelloren 81 baben.
grolun be9leitete 53eu9en Su Young, tpelher
aud Sugab, AM 80. unb 80. SUM 1871 $40
Don Yropn gerpOnueu gu babsn. Gbarles
BrOwn iaate aus, cs lei nidt Soues' @elo
%gepeieu, tpelfes CT perloren babe, aud babe
er $50 mebr bon Youus g.pouner, oils oleier
pon Inn. Die @ei6noreuen Ipraden ben
anseflasten frsi uno Die Slase wuroe abges
Iutelen.
SIM Grimi uatseridte bas uOrse'
fern %feierte, tonmen beute bic Bro5eile gegen
fOlgenre fiinfSebu, tpegeu Saltens BON Spiel-
lcfalen BON Den @roB9etworeue1 IN ans
flaseluno usriesten YtriOnen sur Serbarb'
lung: GObst S. Slatsr, SOhn Slater, Sas
bio Yiibop, @. &irbp, Sobn Wurpbp, Sohr
3hompion (Spei anfiagsn], Charles Rc9o'
nalo, @eors Sauner, SObn @n9liib, Sobn
StansbulD, SObn DOung, Sobn ODER @bwiu
Stump, Sames @amble, Charles Sipslep uno
Sobn @nSIe, alias SsrOns; ierner Der Bro
ssB gegen ben bon Gun 8rauSisco bnrd Die
8ebeimpoli5ei Suriidsebradten @eorg ..
Sarase negen u%Hteribleifes unb Giebitabls
elmer Der Singel'iden gidbmuidinen : Sons
paqn,e sebDrig.n ganfanpeiinus BON $50
unO Der Bro5eB ge9en Sohn @sslep ipeseu
ldanobaren lIsbeliaus Der Marie airbg.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-09
Rock Lri dye III u aa
NNringS-rO.

This celebrated watering place il now open 70
receiye guests Those who are af.iic'ed WIN
scrofula, Glandular Swellngs, ana Cu.aneoas
E,uutiyr Diseases, Eryspelas, Tetter, Eczema,
&c, Chronic DiarYh9a, and Dysentery, DysPep-
sia, Bronchitis, Chronic Thrush. Dropsy ana Piles
should lo~e no time In coming to this fountain oi
health 10 DO healed For the cure Of many VI TIA
above diseases. this water stand. uiriyaled among
the mineral water Of the United states,
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
July 10Th iw.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-09
FAMILY ARTICLE.
AN ENTIRELY NEW
Machine
FOR DOMESTIC USE.
q My FIVE DO LII A r 8 {.

With the new Patent Button Hole Worker
Patented June 9th, 1871. most wonderful
and elegantly constructed Sewing Machine for
Family Work. Complete in all it, Parts, Uses,
ing direct upright Positive Motion, New Ten
sion, Self Feed and Cloth Guider. Operstes by
Wheel and on Table. Light Running Smooth
and noiscless like all good high priced ma
being turned the wrong way. Uses the thread
direct from the spool. Makes the Elastic Lock
stitch, (tne-t and strongest stitch known y firm,
durable, close and rapid. Will do all kinds of
work, fine and coarse, from Cambria to heavy
Cloth or Leather, and uses all descriptions of
thread. This Machine is heavily construct d to
being made aiike by machinery, and beautifully
finished and rhgmented. Ii is very easy to
learn. Rapid, smooth and Silent in opGraton
Reliable at all times, ald a kra aStical, scien:
tilc, Mechanical Invention, at Grp.tly Reduced
Price Of each Machine. "Class A - "Onc,"
(warrented for fre years by special certificate }
with all the fixtures, and everything complete
belonging 10 it, including .Self-Ihreading
Needle packed in a strong wooden boy, and
delivered to any part Of the country, by express.
free Of mrthsT charges; on receipt OF price
With each Machine we will send, on receipt OF
Sl extra, the new patent
BUTTON HOLE WORKER,
One of the most important and useful Inventions
OF the age. So simple and certain, that a child
can work the finest button hole with regularity
and case. Strong and beautiful.
Special Terms, and Extra Inducements to
Male and Female Agents, Store Keepers, &c,
who Will establish agencies through the country
and keep our New Machines on Exhibition and
Sale. County Rights given 10 smart agents free
Agents complete outfits furnished without any
extra charge. samples Of sewing, descriptive
circulars containing Terms. Testimonials, En-
grayings, dc. &C. sent free. We also supply
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Latest IateHts and improvements for. the
tors. Feed Cutters, .Harrows, Parm Mills
Planters, Harvesters, Threshers and all articles
needed for Farm work. Rare Seeds In large
variety. Norway Oats: The wonderful multi
plying Egyptian Corn per hundred, Sc, &c.
Registered etters, Draits, by Express, will
be st our risk, and are perfectly secure Safe
delivery of all our goods guaranteed,
An old anu responsible firm that sell the
best goods at the lowest price, and can be relied
upon by our readers '-Farmer's Journal, New
York. Address orders,
A CATELEY, Superintendent,
Corner Greenwich and Courtlendt sts.
New York.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-09
Aj0RObEBA'
G1l0II1aI3I3;}

u the most powerful cleanser, strcngthencr and
loinQgg Of Glandular Distractions known to Ma.
tcria Mcdca
II is specially adapted to constitutions sworn
down " and debilitated by the warm weather Of
Spring and Summer, when the blood IL not in ac-
tive Circulation. consequently gathering impurities
rom sluggishncss and imperfect action Of the re.
trctive organs, and II manifested by Tumors Erup.
tions, Bloiches Boils, Pustulc-, Scrofua &c, &C.
When weary and languid from ovcrwdrk, and
duncss, drowsiness and inertia take the place OF
energy and vgor. the system needs tonic TO build
II up and help the Vital Forces TO regain thcir re-
operative power
In the heat Of Summer, frequently the Liver and
spleen do not properly perform their functions
the Uterine and Urinary Organs are inactive, pro.
ducing weakness OF the stomach and intestinesand
apredisposition to bilious arrangement.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-09
WAGES.
THR NEW ELASTIC TRUSS,

An important invoation. 1t retains the rup.
ture at all times, and under the hardest exercise
or seyerest strain. II is worn with comfort,
and II kept ON night and day, effects perma,
nent cure in few weeks. Sold cheap, ana
sent by Mail when requested, circulars free,
Co, No. GiS broadway \. Y. City, Nobody
uses Metal Spring Trtisses; too painful, they
slip OF too frequently.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-09
LIVELY FOB TIE LADIES.

We were asked the other day why 1t was we
Landed English Female Bitters so highly Our
answer Was snd r. that We have personal ey idence
Of its great value in this (Kemper) county. A
good phy sician living eight miles from town said
to our druggist that English Female Bitters was
the best female medicine he ever used.-Deka.b
tMiss) Flag.
English Female Bitters is highly recommended
by the medical profession at this place and sur
rounding country .--kosciusko miss } Chronicle.
often prescribe English Female Bitters in my
practice and always with satisfactory results.
"' 4. DALE NJ ID,
Carrollton, Miss.
This medicine contains Iron and powerful veg.
etable Uterine Tonics, 80 much needed by all sick.
ly females. Sold by druggists.
DIR. J. T. DROMGOOIE, Prop'r.
Memphis, Tenn.
Address us above. July5 imo
The Osceola times., 1873-08-09
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perfect reliability, and sohen U,1ting to
them, please mention you saT their Adper-
tisenent in this paper.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1873-11-20

CABOT, his brother, who came here at
the same time, is still living in Yer
non township Mr.. Cadot was out
in the war of 1912, and was surren
dered at Detroit under the traitor
Hull. He is the last man now alive
that belonged to his company. He
draws pension for his services iu
that war. He is among the last of
the keel boatmen-that peculiar
class of boatmen that was once very
numerous, but now nearly extinct.
He forms connecting link between
q former civilization and the present.
He has family burying ground up
on his farm. and his two wives and
several children lie buried there. lie
has built himself vault at cost of
several hundred dollars, which will be
kept in readiness to receive his NOR
tai remains when his earthly career
shall have ended.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1873-11-20
Singular Character in NOrthum-
berIand Co, Pa.

A correspondent of the Episcopal
Register gives the following sketch of
a remarkable woman he met iE North
cumberland County. Pa:
S,,me few miles from Shamokin lives
a character that those manly people,
the "women's rights women" should
certainly know. as she is decidedly the
champion. The singular being is some
seventy-two years Of age, and Is alto
gerher the most manly woman ever
met with. A tenant at-will, she has
occupied for many years the farm she
cultiyates with her own hands and the
assistance of hired laborers She owns
about forty-Lwo head of cattle. some of
which | saw, and are really fine stock.
She lives alone in her log cabin, her
only companions being two shepherd
dogs and her chickens, many of the
latter sleeping under the same roof
with her, she calling them her chill
dren, and training them up in the way
they should go, so as to cause the least
inconvenience TO her in her habits of
life. She is utterly fearless, and with
her dogs and gun, which she can use
with unerring aim, Lie Schuler is
character that few would care to trif1e
with. Imagine, if you can, woman
Of medium size. dressed in mems
clothes, with a soft bat variously in-
dented upon her head, no coat, bare
footed, and you have this champion of
'woman's rights before you. Wrinkled
though her face is by the storms and
trials of many years, the strength and
activity of this man woman of seventy
two is somewhat wonderful. Voluble
is hardly the term suitable for the ex-
preston of her powers of talk, and few
men, however disposed for such perfec-
ton, may boast themselves superior to
her on the score of profanity. Much
and varied has been my travel, and
strange sights and objects have | seen
and met with, but the Hermit of Sham
okin, with her supernatural powers of
tongue and limb. far surpasses any
thing of my previous experience.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1873-11-20
Say it FaSt-EXercises in Articu-
IatiOn for the Juveniles.

Say it FaSt-Exercises in Articu-
IatiOn for the Juveniles.
The following examples for practice
in articulation we clip from an ex-
change. Many of them are old, but
still not altogether worn out. Some of
our younger readers will probably play
"twist-the- tongue" with them for lit
tie while:
Amid the moist and coolest frOsts,
With barest wrists and stOutest. boasts,
He thrusts his fists against the posts,
And still insists he sees the ghosts.
OF all the saws | ever saw saw, |
never saw a saw saw as this saw saws.
Crazy Craycroft caught a crate of
crickled crabs!
A crate of crickled crabs Crazy Cray
croft caught;
If Crazy CraycrOft caught crate of
crickled crabs,
Where's the crate of crickled crabs
Crazy Craycroft caught?
Thou wreath'd and muzzl'd'st the
far-fetched OK, and imprison'd'st him
in the volcanic Mexican mountain of
Pop o-cat a pet !, in Co topaz i.
Peter Piper picked peck of picked
peppers; a peck of picked peppers
Peter Piper picked. If Peter Piper
picked a peck of picked peppers,
where's the peck of picked peppers
Peter Piper picked?
When a twister twisting, would twist
him twist,
For twisting a twist three times he will
twist;
But if one of the twists untwist from the
twist,
The twist untwisting, untwists the
twist.
Robert Rowley rolled a round roll
round; a round roll Robert Rowley
rolled round Where rolled the round
roll Robert Rowley rolled round?
Theophilus Thistle, the successful
ihistle-sifter. in sitting sieve full of
thistles. thrust three thousand thistles
through the thick of his thumb.
Peter Prangler, the prickly pear
picker, picked three peeks of prickly.
prangly pears from the prangly pear
trees on the pleasant prairies.
Wiley Vite and wife vent on voy
age to Vest Vinson and Vest Vindham
Won Wilson Wednesday.
Bsudy legs Borachio Mustachio Whis
kerifuscius, the bald but brave Bonn
bardino. of Bagdad. helped Abormi-
lique Bluebeard, Bashaw of Baleman
deb, to beat down an abominable Bum
bic of Bashaw.
/ saw Esau kissing Kate;
The fact is, we all three saw;
saw Esau, lie saw me,
And she saw / saw Esau.