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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22
PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

nISTRICT of Roxbury ss. Prabate Court, July 10, U 1875
 District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Roxbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said Estate nsovent in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Charles Beardsley aud Minott L. Beardslsy, EsQuires, of Roxbury, Commissioners te receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by
 HERMAN B. EASTMAN, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of Charles Bsardsley in said Roxbary on the 10th day ef September 1S75 and the 10th day of Jan- uAry, 1876 at o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, fer the purpose attending the business of said appointment.
 CHARLES BEARDSLEY.
 MINOTT L. BEARDSLEY. tom rs. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested t make immediate payment to
 LYMAN P. EASTMAN, Administrato- 16 with the Will annexed
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219.

On Friday evening, the 18th, the new organ concert took place m the Congrega- tional church, Thomaston, and was we'll attended and very entertaining. On the same evening party of about sixty young people met at the Center Congregational parsonage,-th residence of the Rev. E. B. Hilliard,-where the time passed pleas antly away.
 On Sunday, the 17th, services at the First Congregational church dropped of one half. the pastor being about to make his annual vacation trip. a
 July. 18th, 1875. a PIYNOTrTHFAN
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Der. Subscribers who are in arrears must make up arrSArges before taking advantage of the forego- Ing propositions and subscribers who are in &dvance may deduct the amount their subscrip- tions are in advance.
 Money should be sent by post-ofice order, check or registered letter, if possible. Ifremit- tances are made by mail we cannot be responsible for loss before the letter reaches us, but will take all risks of remittance to the clubbing peri odicals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22
NIarr1ageS.

In Northfeld. July 5. by the Rev. Wm. l.. Bostwick, Mir. James Wy White aoi Plymouth, and Miss Phelinda P. Ourtiss of Litchfield.
 In Kent, June 30, by the Rev. Uriah Symonds. Bradley Marsh and Sarah E. Camp, both of Kent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22
Deaths

At Canaan, July 9th. Betsy A. wife of H. H. COggswell. aged 8. '., .,.i -ss {. In Worthwhile. July 11th, Calvin Cross
 man, aged 67 years and 2 months. s;ass4 4
 In Roxbury. July 1st. Sophia. widow of the late Ezekiel Beardsley, aged 70. 's,'- ,..
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22
Plymouth Sketches.-No. 2I8.

-
 After long strife for and against divi- sion, our town of four-score years has been rent in twain by the General Assem-. bly,. On the first Sunday after this act had been partially accomplished. there seemed to be peculiar significance in one verse of the portion of Psalms read in church ''Have mercy upon us, O Lord, have mercy upon us for We are utterly despised." We had then been despised by the House of Representatives of the State of Connecticut; few days later we were despised by the Senate of the same 1; and later still-on the night of the 1st of July-we were bitterly despised" by that old anvil, or swivel, or whatever it may have been, that for several hours gave forth it's coarse utterances down in Ply mouth Hollow-1HoMAsroN Ishould have said.
 Away up here, on Plymouth Hill, It seemed that night land seems stilD, An act of pure derision; -..
 For every time it banged away
 It seemed to say 'POp goes division !"
 But to the people of the vale It may have told . different talo,-
 Suggesting scenes fair, bright. elysian;
 For every time it banged away
 It seemed to say Es
 "Pop goes division !" .. Although in common with his fellow mortals your correspondent sometimes proves to be false prophet, yet not so in every case. A long time since he predict ed that if those who desired separation only persevered in their efforts from year to year, with open purses, they would ultimately gain their cause. Perseverance is great thing money is great thing. Both combined are almost irresistible. By spending freely of their means, and clinging to their pet scheme with such great tenacity, our Thomaston friends-I will not say enemies-have in one respect at least obeyed Holy Scripture. They have shown themselves to be Gas wise as serpents, and it now remains to be seen whether they will be harmless as doves" Now that the division is fully completed by the organization of the new town, your correspondents field of exploration is much curtailed. In the future he will not consider it within his province to pass the dividing line, excepting in regard to past events, or present matters connected with the past, when we were ayunited people. Consequently. for materials, he will be obliged to scan more closely the contract ed field yet left open for his inspection.
 July 2Oth, 1875.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22

EMMA J. MINOR. Administratrix. 15:

nISTRICT of Litchie.d ss Probate Court ! July 13. 1875.
 Estate of Rodm2n Kenyon late of Litchfeld in said District, deceased,
 Ordered-That the Administrator exhibit his Administration account to this court for adjust ment. at the Probate Office in LitohfieId. on the 2d day of August, 1875, at g o'clock forenoon i: and that all persons interested in said Estate may be notified thereof, said Administrator will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in Litchfeld. and post copy thereof on the signpost in said Litchfeld nearest where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record.
 GEO. II. WOODRUFF, Judge. All persons indebted to the Estate of R. Ken yon are requested to make payment to the un- dersigned immediately. All accounts not paid before the SOth of July will be left with c. B. Andrews, Esq. for collection.
 15S CHARLES ADAM&, Adm,
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DISTRICT of Litchfeld ss. Probate Court, u June 26, 1875.
 Estate of Harriet Perkins late of Litchfeid in said District, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of Litch- field hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said Els. tate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested, within said time, will be de- barred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to F'
 14 ANSON ". HEALY, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22
CARPET WEAVING 1!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform l the public that she is prepared to weave Rag Carpets, at very reasonable price. Pat ronage solicited.
 Il 2w* MRS. WIS MARVIN, Beach St.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22
12 3 5 89 lameless, 0 2 2 5 4 2. 3 I 0-19 Washington, 2 0 O2 0 0'1 O-6

On Friday evening of this week, the Dramatic Society repeat ''She Stoops to Conquer, pt the new Hall This is one of the finest plays ever given by the Soci- ety, and was great success, last winter. No doubt it will draw large audience.
 We are glad to see our old corres- pondent Mir. B. W. Woodruff back in Washington again. We have been greatly indebted to him in times past, and our readers will be glad to hear from him in the future ftf H. T
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22
WHAT IS NEEDED.
BOSTON, Feb. 1s. 1871.

MR. H. R. STEVENS - 2 -' Dear Sir-About one year since found myself in . feeble con dition from general debility. vEGETINE was strongly recommended to me by friend who had been much benefited by it's procured the arti- cle and after using several bottles, restored to health and discontinued its use feel quite confident that there is medicine superior to for those paints for which is especially prepared, and would cheerfuly recommend to those who feel they need something to restore them to perfect health.
 Respectfully yours,
 U. L. PETTINGILL. Firm of 8. .PsttingiI& Co.,, 10 State St., Boston. F. CINCIzNAII, Nov. 26, 1sI3. Ir. H. B. STEVENS:
 Dear Hir-The two bottles of VEGETINE furnished me by agent my wife has used Vith great bene- it. G1S S4~t E For long time she has been troubled with dixzi- and costiveness these troubles now entirely removed by the use of VEGETINE. She was also troubled with Dyspepsia and General Debility; andhas been greatly benefited. 1 NTH0S. GILMORE, 220k Walnut Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22
/" "S16O,O00"

Made in Two Months. Wall street Operation. The Banking house of Alex. Buckingham Co. No. Wall Street, who deal in Stock Privileges have paid this enormous sum to their customers during this short space Of time. Some persons have made as high as 900 rom only $1O0 originally invested and many have made $l 900 and over from only $50 They paid in single day over $lO, ,000 for which only 83 O00 was received or net profit to various peo pie. They employ continuously from twelve t0 hf- teen competent boOk-keepers and assistants. With this strong force they are often compelled to remain well deserves the credit of being tn leading house in their branch of business it is most wonderful to knowledge that they have this business in the short space of live years.
 They have customers who reside in nearly every State in the Union, the Dominion of Canada; from the Island of Cuba they receive orders from who are continually dealing in stocks. Their busf- ness has become SC extensive that two experienced correspondents are employed to attend to their ad- vertsng accounts Their cards may be resd in every nrstclAss nawspaper published in the United States To this they attribute portion of their We advice those desiring to place their business with nrm possessing the very highest record for upright ness, and who conduct their business upon honest principles, to dAel with this house.
 They also issue weekly report of the condition os ahairs in Wall srset which they are glad to mail free For one year, to who desires and contemplate gPeculating.
 Send for it."-Eventng Natl, N r.
 New York Commercial Advertiser says:
 "The Banking House of Alexander Frothingham Co, No. 12 Wall street, has in its employ twelve book keepers and assistants There other stock Privi lege firms who employ from three to six men. This
 firm have established their entire business during tho last five years A1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22

nISrRIcT of Cornwall Probate Court, June O S0th, 1875.
 Estate of Ellen Hubbard late of Cornwall in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Cornwall hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhbt claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested within said time will be debarBed recovery. All persons Indebted to said Estate requested to make immediate payment to ~
 IA FRANK E. GARNER, Adm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22

NEPAUa has poet and the potato bug. We'll may it's Herald correspondent con. clude, "Ora pro aObis!" -ss'-
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22

s sAk z Bosros, Jan. |, 1894,
 Dear Sir-This is to certify that have sold at tail 1541< dozen Q852 bottles} of your YE6ETINE since April F, 1SO and can truly it has giv the best satisfaction of any remedy for the com paints for which it is recommended that ever sold. Scarcely day passes without some of my customers testfyng to its nrits themselves teir friends. an perfectly cognizant of several cases of Scrofu. lous Tumors being cured by VEGET1nk alone in this vicinity. Very respectfully yours,
 xx---- Al GILMAN. 4S8 Broadway.
 To H. R. SrEvKss, Eso. ,s lS-lm
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-22
FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.

NAzIcK, Mass.. June lst, 1sg9. Mn. H, R. SrKvMns
 Dear Sir-Throu&h the advice and earnest pcBsuar sion of Rev. E. E. Best, 0f this place. have been tak. ing vEGETINE for Dyspepsia, of which have suffer cd for years. la5 .s--E5 x f-s 8t have used only two bottles and already feel my. self new man. ..s Respectfully, s.s DR. J. W. DASTER. Report from a Practical Chemist and
 Apothecary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-05
Cages llruigkeiten.
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gSalbn9ton etnSutreffen.
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SeHat etnen au6ereu @nnuuri, Ser ben liner.
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ttfer oeS Sitoen8 nidt5 miIien. @lm Guoc
bat Die parlamentariid)e NtaBrcQernQ Qar
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Ger 3pelz 0rlttelz9tebrbelt 3telt UeImebr Oas
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nen.
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prdlentantenbaule 9eitegt mo ibre ueue Sc
l4art8regsl ourh9eleBt baben, 10 mug Oa8
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/ tanntln nit bebcutenOer Ntaloritdt uerpor.
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Sad)e auf9rlfen, iette Die MaioritGt tbre ab-
| iidlt Ourd),
Die Seietgebung BON 8t8conitr
hat enOlld ibre Sadle bod gut gcma6t, mad,
| pter5ebntdgtgem S6manten puroe oefteru
onltatt be8 corrupten 2ibertin8 Ntatt. @Qrpeu=
ter Der 0emOfrat 4ngu8 Cameron ;ltn Suu.
/ oeS-Stnator erluQbIt. Son alien GrfolQsn,
/ melde Die 9emotraten in ben biSberiQtu Se.
natorpablcu errllngen babeu, lit 0ieeS Der
9ldnjenDfc, neil CT eben gang uuutrbofit fam.
@drpenter hattie nod gr0Bere SieQeshoifnuuo,
alS 9bonNler III DildJigan uno er mubte bod,
unterltegeu, Die 6anb be8 @eidlifeS ruht
iAwer auf @rnut nib iaiaer GQrtei. = 9tg
legt mo tol9enOe bemOfratiida Scuatoren
crmd5lt worOen: 0tcGonalS, SnS,, +. Sst
nan, N.D., gSauace, Ya., 8aparo, Sci,
Sen. GQtrlu, Dto., Gr gOuu. JfQnoolo6
N.sS.l u. S0bnlon, 5enn., uuO u. Game.
ron, 98tSc: 9tcies lit Elm Oemofratiid)er 0.
mimi BON Tilnt, reip. iteben Stimmen. Sol
ggnoc Republitaner wurben erwGblt: SbnTou
yteoaoa, Surnfbe, 8.=S., Danes, 0taIi.
GhriitiaHcq, gfia., PaubOd, gtsbr., uni
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Gtne amertfantiG,e 2lr9omaltte,,s
ScCf1r4


lluter obtgem SItel briHgt Der ,,fems0or
fer SeralO" etnen ldngeren 8eri6t, melcber
fir Baltimore ltno Die bier lebenOeu Dent
i1en bon beionOercm SntereIIe iein muB, oa
Der moDerne Salon Oieie8 AbenteuerS al1Qen>
ideinlih Elm beitger 9euiiher iii. - @etern
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aatte ,,BeniaCola" BON Gan 6ransl8co mad,
bonolulu ab, I'm ben Sonia Der SanomithSz
Snieln ne6it &efolge na9 Dem bcimntblihen
6apaii 81 bringen. 9as SriegSitlii hat
aber auBer Der f6ut9ltten Neiiegelelli9aft
nod einen 8aiiagier, ndmlid) $orn. u. ..
SteInberger, mel9er na5 Der Iam0anliden
Snielgruppe i'll Ger SGbise untermeg5 tit.
0a Srieg8i6iffe g1lpGbulif feline YaiIagiers
an Snro uebmcr, lelbit menu iie Had) Der eHt.
leaeuOiten Sniel, nit mel1er meOer eine DAM,
pfcrperbinOuug nod ionitmie ein Sbtiisoer.
fehr betebt, reiieu, 10 miiBte man mobl an.
uebmen, OaB oieicr pr. Steinbergcr Hitter Sn.
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reip. elm Seamtar oerislbtn tit. 9teieS lit ie.
bod 0uGeni9einlif uidt Der 6al. Stcll
berqer hat, ME Der @Orreiponoegt oe5 ,6e
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gerbiuoung init Der 8aibingtOHer 0tgie
rung; er 1T nur e!u @iinItlIng 0eS Brdtoen
ten ilno Dem Glngemtibten Uiro O0bur1 4aes
erfldrt.
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rangilte 9anbiec getGuft uuO auBer0er fiji,
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0en mitgcuommen, weldle 6radt ole 6regatt
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yon 6cnotulu mirO Steinber9er ieinc Trad
duf 6as born warisuOe Sriegsi9ili ,SuSca
rora" bringen uno oanu gebt eS brett mad
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9Gs ttcMG oeatfdJe &aM0it4rug!
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gul IOlYtlIpCll GcOIIluuI.
Isl. Der 2anoitltrm beftebt aus alien
gStbrphtd)tlgen pOm Oollenoeten II. bis
gum pOllenOeten ~. Qcben8iabre, meld,e
/ meoer Oem 6eere nod Der OlQrtne anQeG6~
ren.
Ger Eanolturm trttt nur SuIammen, menu
Elm icinOlid)cr @infaQ 8bsile Oe8 9teld8Qe.
bleteS beOrObt ODER iber3iebt.
81. Oa6 luTgebot 0e8 2anbiturme8 er-
Tolgt pnr1 Saiierltfe SerorOnunq in melder
5u9lei1 Der llmfang Oc5 2tufgebott5 beltimalt
mlro.
So. 9os g(nfgebot fam iid, audi ouf
bic perfit9baren 8btile Der @rIotreieroe er-
ltreden.
gSebrfabtge 0eutide, mel9e nidlt sum
0tenit i'm '0eere perp1td)tct itno, f6uueu
olS Srstptllt9e in ben &auoItlrm ciugeiteQt
mcrOen.
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iIt, ftnoCn auf Die bon oemielbCn bCtr0iieIen
GanOlturmphldttQen bic fir Die yQnOmebr
geltenpen &orl6rtften @nuenOuuq. SuS=
beionOere itnO Die AufgebOteneu oeu MJttdrz
ltrNtJeleBen uno Der 0t8ctpllnarOronung III
termorfcu.
0afieIbe gift bon ben in 5Solge frcimiuigcr
DtelOnn9 III Die glitcn Oe5 ganOiturmes giu-
gctragcncn.
So. Der 2anbfturm erbdlt BEL &erucnz
oung gcgen Den 6etnO 'nilitGriidc, auf
Sdubmelte erteunbare QtbSetd)en un0 miro
IN Der 0fegcl in bciOnNeren AbtDeilun9cu for
ntirt.
Sn SGllen Beroroentltdlen &eOnri8 fam
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auf8eboteuen 2anofturm5 ergGuSt merOcu,
leOod) uur bann, menn bereitS idmmtldc
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rem Dtannlh0ften Der Griabreicrue eiubtrufen
ituO.
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mel Die mtlttdrii6eu Snterefeu Dies geItat.
ten.
Sc. Benn Der 2anOitlrm nid,t aufoeboz
ten 1T, 0itrfen bic anoltlumpntdtlQeu felner=
lei mllttdrtld1en Gontrole ober lltbuug uuter.
worfen meroen.
81. Die 4uH0iung Oe8 2ouO1urm8
mlro pom Satler angeorbnet. Otit Der 9(ui.
l6lung Der betreffenOen 6ormattonen hort Oa8
OtlIltGrperbdltniB Der .2anolurmpli6ti9cn
auf.
S s. Die sur 2tu8fHbruug Oteie8 Sc
iebeS erforOerlideu 8etimmungen erldBt Der
Saiier.
50. GegenwGrtige8 @eieb fommt in
Sagern nah ndberer Beltmmung oeS &iin0.
niBuertrages pom %. gtopember 1870 C8unz
oeSgeIetblatt 1871 g. 81 litter Ill. S ) 3ur
anpcnOung. 9aiielbe ftnbet ouf Die Dor Dem
|. Sanuar 1851 geborenen gnoBzQotbrinqcr
tstHe Anmenonng Is 2 pe8 @siegeS pom %.
Sanuar 1922"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-05

gSege Der S1ulOflage er1augt nerOen loll
berielbe loa ferner etnes MiB0erbalten8 iduls
big befunoen perben uu6 bic Summe bon
$1,000 - $4,000, je na6 Dem @rmeIen oca
tribunals, alS Srafe su Sablen. @ ei fer.
.ner perfii9t, baB Elm @rteuntnib su Sun
item Der gsidlGbtgten Bartei gegcu irgenb einen
0iitrittsanw ooer cine Serurtbeilunq oeiiel
ben Die tuettere Serfolgung beiielben in irgeno
einer Wetle auSifl!eBeu iOll.
"A. u i'd nttt. -0aB fein 8iirQer, mel
der ale anoeren Qualiiifationen beitbt, Die
oas @eleb poridreibt, noer porihreiben maq,
nm ais @ei9woreuer zines Staats ooer Sun.
OeS9crid1tes 5u fun9iren, in anbctrud)t iciuer
6aIie ober 6auttarbe ober ieines friibereu
0teufperbaltuiieS au8geihloiicn mcroen ioa q;
irgenO Gin Seamtcr ooer cine lerion, pel6er
Die Bftdlt obliegt, @eifmorcne auSSumdblen,
e8 uber aus obi9en @riinben ltnterlGBt, eincn
Siirger Su cittren, ioll mad lleberfibruna Ell
mes atiBuerbalteus idulOig eraftet uno I'm
$4,000 geitraft merben.
o5. u b d uitt. - Dap alle EGQe. melne
inter Oieier Nfte in ben Bunoe5qerl6ten an,
bdn9tg nnO eutifieoen merOen, burd bas
SberbunbeSgeridt reot0irt meroen t6nnen,
Obne 3fiifitAt ouf Die Snmme, nm melt)e e8
It6 III Oentlelben banoelt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-05

peri6erlngen nm 10 iiberi9mdnolider Ian.
ten. Stefer be3eihuete Die 4uSiaaen Sill,
TOMS in einem Bripatgeiprdbe ais ..eiue
id)mierige, idliipfrt9e 0teibe BON Qiiqen. ="
9aB Otelclben id)nuetg uuo ihlupfrta IiuS,
ipollen mir gerne sugeiteben, aber o9B Der
0tann litgt, glaubt beute tetu re6tifuffener
NfeuI6 mcbr.
Der Saratoaa GpmYaFt
oerIdIteoener III gteru. Dorf unO Bbilaoelubio
mitnOenOen Stammlinien, weldber bereits
Dor einigen 2SOd)en in Gleuelano cine Sreid,e
erblelt, bat porgeitern in 9telu-9)ort Ieinell
SooeSltoB betoulmen. 9aS bat nit ibreu
btllt9en 6ro6ten ole SaltimcrazSbio- Balm"
getban. Sebt mcrOer mir cine neue Qufaoe
be8 &re9e8 Siuii6en Der y@ennI. Central"
nno Baltimore Ohio 9abn" erlebcn: i'm
port9en gSiuter mar eS Elm Srieq meQcn Der
Paliaglerraten, oieSual meroen Die 6radltra>
ten pOrbalten miIIeu.
Sfoutg Salafaua
tr bteler Gage mleoer abgerciit. Sein Seiudl
bat Die Nation Olrett $25, 900 9etoitet; mas
lonIt nod uerplempert unp ,Oerrehnet"
wnrOe, uerben mir maBriheinlih uie CT,
fahren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-05
Gin &6uber bel cinem Giu6ru6s=
ncrimd; gciGIOGcu.

PplIu oeIp } Ia, %. Jln.-QeNtt .gt0r-
gen periu4teH bret Jduber in oa9 pans bes
0rn. Soiepb Barriers gu BtUTlp, H. 81 Gin
5Hbrehen. 0tsicibcu ftttttrttu am 0tnter.
bauie enpor uuO pcriUhtsu, EN- cntr I'M
3melttn StOdwcrtt 5H 0HH,n. Do5 oaOurd
Ueruriodtc @eraui4 uedte Oeu Scln pes
0rn. Barrier, Der bort ldlltcf unO ais er bic
@mbre0er iab, feuats Ct ;w,i S1ulle ouf
oteielbeH ob, Don Ocutu emsr trail motm
elner Der Strold)c uou Der 0Jhe bluao auf Die
@rOe plumpite, uon ielHeu 0tuoTcu a5u nit
me99eldieppt purOe. 2lae eutFamtU. tad
ben groBen 8lutlaheu 3u id)ut3eur ole ith
auf Der GrOe btiau0tu, mu3 OI @tUOfilne
dlmPr npr,nUu0pf l1orNe11 Irf,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-05
Sel6ErlOro cincs 9eutjd,cn lit
&Sirnfufpfn

81 mOnb, 1. Tebr. - Sonntao 0}ors
gen ieBte OaS @jeriiht oaB 28tlbtlm u. Diet.
rid, Elm promtnenter &aufmanu uou Manoz
tin, peId)er lett 0tittwodJ Ntorgeu Uou ieiner
6omtltc permtBt murOe, in Dem gGol0e i'm
n0rOIIten Sbeile ot5 &ouup5 ermorOet oe.
ftnOeH pOrOen ili, Die GiumobrCr oieier
StaOt i'll grOBe 4ufresung. 5injugefiiQt
muroe notl, 0aB ct Ourh BEN Gopi aeiboiicu
nnO elmer groBen Summc @dOc5 pcraubt
moroen lei. Spdtcr III oerStaot ctugcrofieue
Ean0Iente berld)tetea lcOod, oaB Die In3wet-
otuttgten 9ln5etdcn OOrlGgen, OaB OiCtri6
SelbtmorO begaugcu. Sciu gclO fano man
unaugerithrt, nebeu ieiucm &opfG l0Q iciu ei-
genes BiitOl unO einjge Shritte Oa0ou fanO
man lem BierO an ciucu Saum unQebunoen.
Der ScritOr6ue mar elH alcntbalbGu Qead)=
tctcr Sltrgcr mo lit c5 itiucu Nraunocn oaz
Hcr uHcrtidrlld, aus me,d)tu OtotiUCu er bic
1auO an iId) itioit gctcQt hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-05
@tn Nlnhredlcr cridloiinr.

i l d m 3, 3D. 81. San. - l5eute
0torgcu llbr uuroe gS. 9luib Suraef, Der
ger. ct. 9ttvenitcn Gnnebmer u0n ieiucr
6rau 8cmedt, wcrl itc cin @uduit6 i'm 6auie
9ch0rt bate. ST bt9ab ith in onS untere
2todmTi uuO iab 5tmaub ouS Der 3biire
enttlIebtni 6r. &urgcB iAittc Dem Grubretbtr
cine &n5el no6 mo be9ab f6 Oann wie6sr
ST. Settc. Am fOIgeuOcu Ntorgm fauo man
Slutlpuren nno inter Der Suanoab eutOcdte
man Die EeId)c ciuc5 9tegerS. 6r. 8uraeB
5et9te Die Sadjc ben SeB0rotu IN, mtlde ibn
rrI1ffs.ti,frr ~"