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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-11
6ertd1tS Icrbauo l,tuae,t.

SDerap pellatt IS @ertGt. t. -
Den 10. 9eSem6tr. - ,6e-
loiie 0tOman wioer SppOlDt Wali; Sort
Ietung oe8 8laioopsrs fir Die 2lppeQantin
our6 @eOrg $. g8illiams, fir Den appellas
ten bnrh Charles Woribau. = s. pailR5 &
@omp. luiOer 8. Scarce; llrtbeil Der uutsreu
SnitanS belt0tlgt
8ret8ger fir 9 Baltimore
&ountp. & o 10 ontomn,O ben 10. Oe-
3embsr. (Sor Nidter @eora DeGott.) 3eoe-
tiab Maiemore ge9en SOiep Haiber; fir oen
aldger enti6ieben. Barrier SbOmpon wibcr
Sobanu g8. Sreitbof; Ditto. - s. 6. Ouii
lpioer @eorg q. @rtffitb; Ditto. - 3bonas
| $. Woore pioer Benianttn S. Sortbiu9ton;
oitto.-6euter & Wa1orp rpioer Solcpb Stat
| ber; bitto.-Wtoro Ybilltps iuioer Benjamin
| +. @raf; oitto.- q. s. Veiibear mioer 8bos
mas Yalofpin; Ditto. 2lnorem BanfS mioer
Sbouas Salomin; oitto.-Sobn 81. &. Siee
luminous mibcr Sobn 8. SoSlep; llrtbcil peS
6rieoeu8ridter5 gutgebeiBen. - @eOrg ..
lBbittemore; Ditto. - SatOb Seioel mioer
@mil grintmann; GrfenntniB 6eS 6reoeuS.
rihters umgeitoBen.- -0tebeda arOeriOn, Ber=
ualteriu oeS s. s. Surnbami6en Rad)lulz
les, mtoer Wtartin Gooeg; oa8 frieoensrid)z
terlihe llrt6etl beItGtigt. - Die SiBung Waro
bis morgen oerta9t.
Sri minalz z9erid t. - (SOr Rifter
9llmor.) 9enrp, alias 6rlSby Glbert, etu
Shmarier, Beid)uinbelun9 BON bier HeQe
riuneu ufft, @elo inter Dem Sorrpanote, oaz
nit Die 6reilaIiung tbrer augeblid) in'S Sc
idngniB geratbenen reip. Gbemdnner Su ers
nlrfen; bis gum rG6lten Sermine 3uriidge=
legt.-0eSefiab SnonOen, 6enrp $. Sadion
mo @eorg .. Utlt6eu, lauter Sd)marse,
Jtnbru6 ms Dtaga5tu bon Stoue6urner &
Ri6aroS uno Veiteblen oeiIelbcn Inn cine be-
oeutenoe Yartte Saifee; bis fonlmenoen Oous
neritag pcrlhoben; SobaHn Sellmann, @n4
tauf Oleie8 aafiee'8; bis bitto.- o.-Srieorih g8.
Ni6ter, Spirituoien AuSldanf an Wfinber.
lGbrige; irefgeIprofen. - gSllbelm 9olheim
un0 @onruo &ann, Sieielbe Iutlage; per-
toben. - Die Stbun9 iparo bis beute perz
ta9t.
Baiien> eri 9 t.-tGor ben Gidtern
Sngli8, 9iuoiap uub Siibop.l Gs erbielteu
Roia Sobnitamut, Safob &etlbolb uuo Ga
roline 0alb ;nr Serwaltuu9 ser rep. peri0n-
ltden 6tuterlaiienl6af bon Qaron aobn-
ltamm $4,000, Gatharine Seilbole ($17OW
nno 9atbartne eaib $4,000 gcribtIid)s Soil
nadlt.
Supertor. f)t. - (Sor Ri6ter
Oobbiu.) sSobann 3. gBal3l mtoer penrg s.
8petb, Slaae auf 9e3ablung fir gelelitete
0iente nno gemadte SoridiiIic; Dem Sid.
ger s798 ,uerfduut.- 4Ierduoer tSeron gegsn
Ism. 3. S6urt unO Sobauu S. Sromer
(Sd]urt & @omp.), &lage aHf 8eSabluna
bon als Commits genannter Strma geleilteten
Dieniteu; III ben Sduoen Der @ei6morenen.
StabtfreiS s@eri9 (gor Rid,a
ter Biufnep) @eor9 g8. Balm miOer @eora
Ghaler; swei 8lageu auf Ser9antunq stueier
SoGuier auf Der 9torOiete berDtcSeltrS., mef-
Gh BON SultonitraBe, SebufS Gil9ung eines
Gaufiblliugsreites BON 5000 BON Dem &auf.
gelbe Don $500 iiir Jeoes 6nu8.-Oer ,Sf.
Yratt. Snalten. Sauoeretn ytr. 3" ge9en an.
OreaS uno Barbara 0ppelt; oaS @eridlt be.
traute Souls Sennisbauieu ais Curator NIT
Der Ser9antua9 BON NIT s1O50 perbppothes
firtem @runobefee auf Der 8ehieite Der
@bapel.r iitbli4 BON SrteansIraBe.
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ssaliiment einer Sd,1tB= 1tnogttefel=
SSShrtf

81 dlon6 5, Wie., 10. OeSbr.-0ie Jtodz
lanoz zShub= =@eieaidait" bat ibre 3abluugen
etngefIellt. Sn ben p Sabreir, in Oeuen Die
@eit1iaaftGeibdite betrieb, bat tie oas gan5e
capital oufgebrau9t. 9ie Sduloen iteacn
itd) iber $4,000.
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Gin sebeimtttkeoaer Wsoro aniaez
flGrf.
Scr @roseB SefIe Yomterop's.

ssfnSs Sss5at Sfsrs Ss Y0@sI9a pnrSs
brahten mad pieritiinotser Serathuns etnen
Sprud auf uSdulbig bes Miorbes i'm 1.
@rabe" uno empfablen ben Serbrefer Der
Gnaoe bes @eridtes. Ser 8roseB erreste
groBes Snterefi,. Bon1erop iit ert 10 Sabre
alt unb mar mesen 6wet Morotbaten anae.
flast. gr bate befanntlt1 etn fleines WfGoz
den, Nareus Sane @urran, in ben aeler
gelodt, bort ermorbet unO berltiinlmelt, Die
9eid)e aber NIT Stsineu uno 9lid1e sugeoedt;
ferner bate er einen picrjabrigen Snaben er.
1,1nrNpt
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0idtiae Museiae

fAt 9 @rtttoet9etttt j 4 meet
Oew6tbe, Mbtritte, Oesspools, Senfloher unb amber
0eYu& burt ben neuen
eern@Ioiem MnSera bums g. lpparat..
2Ie 6nftrd9e weroen prompt beiorst.
Bhreau: Re. a Horo apatoaptfrate.
(9eu6s st28etel
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1Dt1 Supa.

gtew=0 orf, 10. 0esbr.-gin pom 5. ..
Sc. aus 6auanna oatirter 8rief berld)tet, oab
Der britii6e Shooner, Der am 25. b. 90. BON
einem ipauiiden 8anouenboote III ben 6afeu
bon Santiaso De Cuba bugiirt mOroen mar,
iif ais bic rgcliple" bon Bort antonio ers
nies. Oieielbe mar bon etnem Spanir ge.
lRietbet woroen, Inn i'm nad Sautiago be
@uba 5u bringen. Oie beftige Str0mung
trieb inn aber lsewdrts uno er perlor ieine
Ridtuns. Gin ipaniides 8anoaenbOot be-
mddtigte fid) bes S4oouers l1nb ifleppte ibn
naG Santia9o be cuba. sluf etnen 8rotcii
oes hritiiden @onluls nurDe mad, Gerlaui
BON brei Sagen Der Sd)ooner uno Die Man1z
id)aft in 6reibeit seiett. Ser Yuiiagier mlrr
aber nod INNER in 9eian9enid)aft gebalten.
0isies 6erausgreifen zines BaiidgicrS aus
einem britii4en Sd)iffe auf hober Gee unb
beiien @efangenbaltung mag mobl 81 Der
5rase Seranlaiiuns seben, Oh bies seietlid)
erlalIbt lit
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ErflarMHg.

0tIIHtH4E,4s
Da elm @eradt in ber Stabt clrturt, oob mir aus
pertaufen, um unIer @eidi auiu9eben, 10 er9retfen
8ubItfum ansaseisen, oGB nj. unier @jed)dft n
auiseben, lonbern nur yscmid)emBaare 5uni
aoitpreiie uerfouTen, nm uneren Sorrath 5u reou3z
rem, g8ir babeu 40 5aar9eFtdlte pon $,5Q bis SIC
pro Strt, nclde mir Sum 9oitenpretIe ablafeH; fers
ner 1900 arDs ri5eites 30 Gents uno 9enrer, loz
ipie Elm Gasemsine5 @ioItiinent pou Saarnaarsn,
SaarbIrfefi, Sdmren Ii. BariiiMeriea. Nian ipreGe
Dor in Nr. e., 2ertustontraBe, unb beie9e nd bic
Waaren :. Seanneref,
lciou261 1SHl Nr. G.. yerimat titrah BE.
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nfesrf's iloGan-Babupuiusr

eIietp reinist uno mott Die Sobue rosiB, Iort ben
Q8eiufteiu ab, nuo ocrotnnert oo6 Seroereen per
26hne. Die Saeon Der Shatbtel lit neu, neolib, be-
quem uno Iparlam. Sreis % @ents. gu haaent
allen 4pot6eten uuo Drosuea=S =Sanblunsen.
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y 40 a a. TO. Ot5br. : Oer 0uWpTer
bon ct. Sbomas traf beute bier ell unb
bradlte gtafribten bis Sun1 21. p. Ue. Don
Senesuela. Die Seridte iiber ben Sort
lhritt Der Iepollltion in @oro iparen tpiOer=
ipredenb; beioe Yarteien beaniprn6ten, einen
Sortbeil errungen III baben.
Sn Sagtt bat es beitig 9eresnet; bic Straz
BEN maren nnpaiirbar, ltno iueuig 8affee iit
tufol9e 0eiieu anf ben Diarft 9etomncn.
Die Seihdfte iparen fau.
4uf Der Sniel ct. &ttt bat ant 10. So.
nember eine heftiae Geuersbrunif aefpiithet.
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STUWOe<-
Se1ine @rope, Beuni., 10. 9e,br.-
Sergan9ene ytadt brannte bic Sabrif BON 6.
81. 5umuel & Comp. ab. Das Seuer ent=
itanb burd Sranbitiftung. Serluit $4,000,
mopou SIG, 900 ueri6ert fino.
pannab, 10. Sesbr. = 9as geitrige
6erer in galboita, @a., ribtete fir $4,000
Shaeen on.
Su Oartne, Ga, tuiitbete cine uebsereHbe
Seuersbrunit. 9as Boltamt unO mebrere
Seifdftsbauier- -branuten ab. Serluit $780,
OOO. -
Bridgeport, Conn.,, 9. 9e3br. -
Die YreSbptertaner=8 Stride rpurbe beute abenb
ourd Seuer Serit6rt. @iuc ucue Srgel, rpel6e
$4,000 getoltet bate, oerbrannte. Serluit $780,
900, Seriideruns $35, 900. Wan glaubt, ,baB
oas Seuer III Der Srsel eutitaup, an tpel6tr
beute nod gearbeitet muroe.
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Ql,ts Ser 81tn0eShaiicfffcSt.

@aibiuston, 10. Oe;br. = Die bemo<
fratiideH Seuatoreu bielten beute eiuen Bar
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STE &uflmrer iit SenneIIee et,ts
Iaf1ett.

Wempbis, 3enn., 10. 9esbr. - Sm
SnnSes9ertdte wurOe beute Elm 9lntrag 9e=
telt, Die &lage gegen Die Suflurleute in @tb>
ion.@ .@ountD 81 uuterOriiden, unb Smar megen
Snfompeteu5 beS @eridteS uub neil bie In-
gefla9ten oerlelben Shat balbsr bon etnem
anosren @eridte in Inflage3uitano periebt
leten. Hld)ter Ballard entipra6 oieem 9ln.
TRACE unb entlteB Die @efanqenen.
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8altmore, Mo, 7sreitag IL. Se;ember 1874

teiratb ab, i'll ipeldeu1 fie beihloiien, bel oe,
2Sahl beS SenatS Brdlibenten benz republi
fanii6eu Ganoioaten Carpenter ibrerieitS u
G. Sburman elltgeseusuitellen.
= Die geograpbtid)e unS 9eologiide Gr.
! fo1l6ungs Expedition OeS Qteut. gSbeeler i'll
aus Colorado suriidgefehrt unb Der Sriegs.
/ miniiter iprtd,t iid) auBerorbsntli1 belobeno
iiber Die Geiultate oerIelben aus.
- 9te GomnliiIGre iiber Die ,Qlabama".
anipriid)e entidieben geiteru Die SGlle yfr. II
unb 239.
= Wtebrere ycId)iperbeu iiber nadlGiiige
8oitbeiDroerung in Sep 8sit, Sla., unb Snz
oianola, Seras, itrb bon Dem @en Bnitmei=
tier prompt unterutt unb bic llriaden gu
Scibperoen abgeiIellt moroen.
W,erifo per,pcift ote @eriia,te iiber
beabiid,ttgte 8ebtetsabtretmns
s,,r Hube.
@aibington, 10. 0esbr. - Sniolge
Der neuerSiugs pieoer aufgetauhten 9eriid,te,
oab smilhen ben Ser. Staaten nno Werifo
lluterbanDlungen megen Ibtretung Der MORO,
li6en Staaten Ruepo 9eon, Goabuila, Co
nora ltno zines Steiles BON Durango on bic
amerifaniihe 6epublif i'm @ange ieien, miro
bonn StaatS 9epartentent ein Sertd)t uniez
res @eanbten Softer in Dterifo ner6iientlidbt,
Der imStanoe iein biirfie, alle oiele Seriid)te
sur Rube su pcrpeilen. 0ieiem geri6te lit
ein 9trtitel bcs offi;te4en y0iario" beige
id)loicn, in tuelfenl e5 II. q. beiEt: yOaS
msritanlidle Solf bat ftets iebe Sbee Der 9lb<
tretung zines 8ebietstbetlcS uno lei es aud)
MIR ein :3ollbreit 9anbeS nit GROCER Snbigz
nation bttrad)tet uno heute rpiiroe ieper So
litifer, rpcl6er elnen iold)en Sori6lag ma
den ollte, nid]t als Serbrc6er, ionbern alS
9Sahniinni9er anaeiehen neroen. 0ieles lit
Die 2lniid)t zines jeoen 0terifaners."
Gin scbeimmtkeoaer Moro anfaez
fldrt.
Solton, 10. 9es5r. - 9aS @ebeirnib,
rpeld)es Die nit benz Sobe oes @owarb s.
Woonan on Der Gourtitrabe leBten Dfontag
lforoen perfriipiten llmitGnbe einhiifltc, bat
ieine @rtldrllng sefunben. 6eute erifienen
pier iunge Utdnner i'm Stationsbanie unb
leicrteu iid aus; iie erfldrter, Woonau babe
giuen BON linen ansesrifieu, morauf iie iiber
i'm bergcfallen leien uno ibn niebergeld)laqen
bdtten. sic bGtten Die Serletung nid]t fir
9efdbrltd) gebalten unb erit, nahoen iie bic
Serid1te in Der 53eiting geleIen, eien iie arf
Moouan's Sdlldial aufuerfam gemorbeu,
iuesbalb ie beidloiien hdtten, iib aussulie.
fern.
9cr 9SroseB Seffe Yomerop's.
Soiton, 10. 9esbr. = Ser I5rpSeB Nes
jugeubll9en M0rbers Seie Yomerop wurbe
beute bier beenbiat. Sie @eihmorenen
brahten nad pieritiinbtger 8erathung einen
ESd,(A;o SAG SI}orSsS
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dortfssuna oes 9staitauss5eussn. Serb6rs.
ISerrnetei9er Mattbe,ps ntdlt blntolrs
itig.-&as bat Die anflasebehoroe su be=
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j. II. BOSTON. W. Il. GILBERT
Boston & Gilbert,

NORTH SIDE. PUBLIC SQUARE.
DEGs THE CITIZENS OF MARIETTA
ID and vicinity to call and sxamiae 'hri
stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which they receiving every day, and now
have in store full supply Of Goods, namely
All grades of Rio and o. G. Java
Coffee.
Roasted Rio Coffee received
weekly.
ga. "B.n and &C." Sugar.
Crushed and Cut Loaf Sugar.
Granulated and Pulverized Sugar.
Demerara and P. R. Sugar.
Common Molasses.
Best New Orleans Syrups
Flour, of the finest Family" and
extra Family" brands.
Buck-Wheat Flour.
Dig Homihy, Fearl Orfts, Whlte
Beans, Cheese.
Country Butter, "Gilt Edge"
Goshen Butter. Goldfish,
Mackerel III kits, quarter and halt
barrels. Rice, Lard, &C.,
Hardware, of all kinds, such as
building hardware Cutlery, Iron and
Steel. Lime.
Prime Timothy Hay, kept all
through the winter season.
Again we would respectfully ask and invite
every one to call and examine, price, and see
for themselves, before purchasing elsewhrr
We are aware, that tie best class Of Goods
and prices as low as possible are what is need
ed. We thank our friends who have favored
US, and invite all to give US call.
BOSTON 6 GILBERT.
Marietta, Dec, 20 1873.
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The RusTIo AND THE CANDY Boy.
A lad went through the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga train yesterday, dis
tributiug prize packages of candy,
and on returning to gather them up,
found a coantryman complacently
disposing Of the contents of the pack
age that had been dropped upon his
seat. The lad waited and held out
his hand for ten cents. The coun-
tryman stopped eating long enough
to ask what was wanted. Il want
pay for that candy!' said the boy.
''F'or this candy r. said the country
man. "Why, col durn ye, didn't
We leave it inter the seat to me p
Eyes" said the boy ''but you must
pay for il if you want it." The
countryman sat in utter astonish-
ment, then slowly opening his mouth,
he dropped into the opened paper a
mouthful of half masticated frag-
ments, and handed the package back,
remarking: Take yur suger candy,
eff you want it; but eff We heave it
at me agin I'll swaller it hull, by
thunder y The lad logged the
countryman as far as Saratoga for
bis ten certs, but didn't get them.
The scene furnished great sport for
the passengers.-IrOy Tises, Sd.
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W. IL. GILBERT
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}. II. BOSTON.
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A SELL. NOT A SALE.

Amiable shop-keepers deserve to
be cannonized. Here is an illustra>
ton of the trials to which they are
constantly subjected. One midsum>
mer day, when Asolus slept and the
thermometer stood in the nineties, a
lady entered store not q thousand
miles off, and inquired for parasols.
The obliging proprietor spread ont
before her samples Of large and
varied stock. slave you any OF
this shade, size larger ~ said the
lady. The size larger was produced.
II think on the whole | prefer the
size smaller" The size smaller was
presented. "Have you any of this
size a lighter shade of blue ~ The
required shade was brought out
Haven't you any of this kind with
crooked handle y The shade with
the crooked handle appeared. "Have
you any with the crooked handle not
quite so heavy 7" said the lady, and
so continued her inquiries for every
conceivable size, shade and weight
possible in the line of parasols.-
After nearly an hour had been thus
consumed, the fair shopper gathered
up her handkerchief and gloves and
moved for the door, "Can'tI sell |
you a parasols" inquired the ex-
hausted proprietor. "Oh dear, no.
replied the lady, Il were merely |
inquiring the prices. am going
into mourning myself, and have one
for SALE"
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che Marietta soatual.
THU FELLOW THAT LOOKS LIKE
ME.

ME.
Max Adeler, who writes for Phil
adelphia paper, has friend named
Simmer, who deserves pity. He
was going up to Reading the other
day. and when reaching the depot
he happened to look in the ladies'
room. A woman sat there with
lot Of baggage and three children,
and when she saw Simmer she rush
ed at him, and before he could de-
fend himself she flung her arms about
his neck, nestled her head upon his
breast, and burst into tears. Slim
mer was amazed, indignant con-
founded and ere he could find Ut
terance for his feelings, she ex-
claimed:
"Oh, Henry, dear Henry! We
are united at last Are you well !
Is aunt Martha still aliveg Haven't
you longed to see your owE Louisa 7"
And she looked into SINNERS
face and smiled through her tears.
"Madame," said he solemnly, ''if
am the person alluded to as Henry,
permit me to say that You have
made mistake. My name is Lem
uel, have no aunt Martha, and /
don't own solitary Louisa. Oblige
me by letting go my coat, it excites
remark.
Then she buried her bonnet deep
er into his waist coat, and began to
cry harder than ever, and said
"Oh, Henry, bow, hoo can you
treat me SOL How can you pretend
you are not my husbandY'
MADAME" screamed Simmer,
''lf you do not cease sopping my
shirt bosom. and remove your UNI
brelIa from my corn, shall be oblig-
ed to call the police. Let me 60, |
say"
1.-THE children are here" she per-
sisted. "They recognize their dear
father. Don't you children y
eyes, yes" they exclaimed, "it's
pa, it's our dear pa"
And then they grabbed Simmer
by the trowser legs and hung to his
coat tail
"yNoman," he shrieked, "this is
getting serious. Unhand me, !
say"
And he tried to disengage himself
from her embrace-while all the
brakemen, and the baggage master,
and the ncwsboys stood around, and
said his conduct was Infamous. In
the midst Of the struggle stranger
entered with a carpet bag. He look
ed exactly like Slimmcr--and when
he saw his wife in SINNERS arms he
became excited, sand floored Slim
mer with that carpet bag, and sat on
him, and smoto his nose and caromed
on his head, and asked him what he
meant. Simmer was removed on a
strctcher, and the enemy went off
with his wife and family in a cab.
He called next day to apologize. -
His wife had made the mistake be-
cause Of SINNERS likeness TO him.
And now Simmer wishes he may
soon be kicked in the face by a
mule, so that he win resemble no
other human being in the world.
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KEARNEY'S
Extract Buchu

Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical
Swellings,
Existing In Maa, Women and Children.
tw~No matter what the Agel.Gg
Prot Steele says: Gone bottle OF Kearney's
Fluid Extract Buchu is worth more than all
other Bnehus combined"
Price, One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles
Tor Five Dollars,
Depot, 104 Duane ST., New York.
A Physician in attendance to answer cores
pondeuce and give advice gratis.
~ Send stamp for Pamphlets, free. Iii
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wITHEE-S
Iron Foundry,

One and halt miles from Marietta on the Kos,
Well Road 4 prepared 10 make all KIN de OF
Grisl Mil Machinery. Circular Saw mills Run
ming Gear for water or horse power OF any
ssGe and description as coed and as cheap as
can be got in Atlantis or elsewhere FACTORY
castings. Pullys, hangers. shRffiug &c.
Engine repairs neatly executed plew posnis
last Of any pattern. Beet meckst price paid
o. Old caslings
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a Word Of Warming.

READER, IN CHANGING OVER THE
different Newspapers, Magazine Almanacs
and even on the stumps, fenr' and on the
house-tops, your attention s every where di-
reeted to the scores of self-styled human bene-
factors and nowhere is this more apparent and
disgusting than in the local notices Of certain
patent medicine vendors in condemnng some Of
the most valuable preparations, WHICH they
know to be superior TO their own, and hope by
this continued gas-conading to decoy the
ample minded into belief that they swallow
ed the whale instead Of Jonah; but it is alto
gether too thin for this country and especially
the climate because the people here already
know whats what" and when weakness or
general debility and indigestion requires the
use OF wholesome Tonic and Restorative they
resort promptly to McCUTCHEON'S CHER
OKEE INDIAN BITTERSv and are never
disappointed in their reasonable expectations
As yet nothing equal to it is offered for their ac-
ceptance either in this or any other market.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-10
Farmers Look Here \

Now is the tine 10 buy Buckeye Mower
aud Reaper and Sweepstakes Thrasher and
Separator. and thus SAVE LABOR when harvest
comes The~above machines are the BEST. and
sold on the 6esf terms.
During my absence. Mr. II. W. Van Dyke Is
authorized TO make seles, SC.
B. LowREY. Agen, for
e. AULTAAN i CO., Csasoa. Ohio.
Marietta, March q, is7s--2m
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-10
Or. RAILWAYS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-07-14
Canes in Chickens.

In a recent conversation with an expert
enced chicken grower, he informed us that
he had been very successful in conquering
that precarious disease in his young fowls,
by the application of air-slaked lime. AS
soon as manifestation of gapes in his fowls
appears, he confines his chickens in box,
one at time, sufficiently large to contain
the bird, and places coarse piece of cotton
or linen cloth over the top. Upon this he
places the pulverized lime and taps the
screen sufficiently to cause the lime to fall
through. This lime dust the fowl inhales
and causes it to sneeze, and in short time
the cause of the gapes is thrown out in the
form of Shiny mass or masses of worms,
which had accumulated in the windpipe and
smaller air vessels. This remedy he con-
siders superior to any he has ever tried,
and he seldom fails to effect perfect cure.
He has abjured all those mechanical
means by which it is attempted to dislodge
the Entoz0anS with instruments made of
whalebone, hogs bristles, or fine wire, al
Logging that people are quite as certain to
push the cape worms farther down the
throat of the fowls, as to draw them out.
Lancaster Farmer.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-07-14

A common flower pot inverted over a
plate of butter, and kept covered with wet
cloths, will keep butter in that state of sol
idity which is essential to its attractive
ness
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-07-14
Cost of Keeplnga Cow.

1t is a question of some Importance to
know the cost of keeping a cow where the
feed and hay are to be purchased and the
probable yield of milk in year. in reply
to correspondent in the Tribune, Mr.. Ar
mold estimates that COW will consume
three tons of hay and : tons of bran, count
ing the hay at $40 per ton and bran at $50
the cost Of keeping COW year will be $685.
Without varying the cost much, if any, a
little oatmeal in summer and little corn
meal in Winter may be used as a substitute
in part for bran, by way of variety and
better results will be obtained if the hay is
thoroughly wet and the feed mixed with it
one meal in advance, of feeding, that both
may become well soaked and softened be-
fore feeding The refuse from the house,
apple and potato parings, &C., may also be
given with advantage. Thus kept an Or
dinary COW would produce 1,600 to 1900
quarts of milk in year at an average of
six cents per quart, it would be worth 500
to S108, which would afford hansdome
profit. If the milk be churned into butter
it would not afford much profit unless the
skinned milk and butter be considered
valuable. Perhaps not more than a hun
dred to 130pounds Of butter could be made,
which at an average of thirty cents would
be $50 to $50 counting the SKINNED milk
worth three cents per quart it would amount
to $4s to $50 and the price of the butter
added, would make $7S to $93 which would
still have fair profit for price of COW,
trouble, &c.