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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
Seiegrapl)iig1e Sepeiegea.
(BCrthtc oer nGiIociirteu 8reIie" fir Den nGors
Teipoubenitu.")
SSulanSs
Sic Grtra Sismme oes @mnoess

Wv VGtTW StSuWY pGS SNHogSs
GenGtcS+
sSaibingto II, l3. Wtdrs. &C.
nat nabm beute iotort ben Qntrag ibar Die
3ulaiIuug Bind)bad's pieber auf. @omuno8
beaHtragte beuSei6luB 10 ab5uduOern, Dap er
folgenOermaBen lautetc: uSei9loiien, 0aB
B. 3. g. Yindbad II d in ben Senat
Sugelaiien merbe."
.3mli6eu ben Senatoren sSburman nnb
atorton fam es su einem bitt9en 8ort1ueh-
iel, IN melten iie iif sesenleitis unfenutnib
Der @e'ese Dormarfen.
Seuator @bpte bon Marplanb bielt nod
cine lGn9ere 8eDe, i'll weld]er ct oeniel5en
Stanopnnft einuabm, ben Die 65. Gbri.
itiancp nuo Sburntan eingenommen babeu
Die 9bftimmung ion am 0tenitag itattfin
oen- gta9 elmer furSen @refrlttpittung erz
folate Sertaqunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
Sratt0e+

9 0 # IN, 13. Midrs. - Bonb's gebiert
i'm 8ertbe BON $4,000 wurOe beute Ourf
8euer ssrt6rt. @ebrere 6irmen oerliererl
ettpa $4,000.
SO b erin, N..g., IS. .Mdrs.-0er8abn,
bof Der yGebt9bz zSalleD=@ @entrals gabn" iprroe
bente 0forgen Elm &aub Der Slamuen. 0as
Seuer entltano our4@rploiion elmer 8eroiine=
3ampe.
@btcaso, ST., 1s. Mds.-S. g. 0ail=
ler's 0eittllerie fpurbe getern burf) Seusr serz
ft6rt. Serluit 100000.
Bbtlabelpbia, 13. Mdrs. - 6eute
9beno furs Dor Otttternad]t brad) in benz Sc
ifdftsbanie BON 81. g. gSilltanls, 48 So
9elawares aoenuc, 6euer aus. Serlult un=
betannt.
8rpan O., 13. Mar;. - Der &C.
lamnlt Scrlnif, peder bur9 Die geitri9e
6cuerSbruuft bier peruria9t tpllrbe, betrd9t
$4,000; Seritd)ernn9 $4,000.
Ettt 8burg, Ya., IA. Dtdr5. - 6eute
Dtorgen idlug Der Slis in Elm SelgefdB bon
10 Sonneu @ebalt un0 Siiubete. 0aS Del
uerbrannte; anBerOem gerielbsn nod 5pei
nit Sel belaoene Srabtmageu i'll 8rauo.
Serlult $20,0O0: periid)ert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
Ar0etter,uirrett.

Nem Be0fOrO, WEaIi., IS. Wfdr3. -
5eute abenb fano bier eine Seriammlung
BON Sannrolipiuuern ftatt, in pel9er be-
ldllolen mur0e, jebe Spinbe nit 25 @cntS
gum Seiten Ger 2tusitanoigen 3u betencrn.
gio tfprh, Yie., IS. Nidrs. - ;3iuei
Rtintert atbetter Der Dtaidj;neufabrif uou
g. @ater5 wurben bente wcgen MaugelS an
cIrhaft p,1+lIn Inn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
GtS6pTeu.

8ottspille, Ya., ID. Mars.-@eiterr
murbe Stron IN einem Sneite auf bent
Serswerfe Sill in Der Ndbe BON Minersptue,
3d., eri9oden. Der 9bdter ilt ni6t be:
fnn11t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
.xSs Nof) VrOatasget, yt.rS.

sEzxeessesEzSlsEgsszss utro beT3loIrt:
Ddmpier ,.NcG IeGan," Gapt. s. 2 Niard, IT.,
WittpodI, II. Diirj, llgr JiGdHttRgs.
az- EGnu8cprci5 nab SrngtoeRce mt StH!hlu5
Der Setoitgung uuO SGlaistmmer. $3.50.
Sim uuo Riidiabrt $40.
2Begen 6ratbt uuo BGiidge Denoe man fd, on
VI. Y. %ouagtns, Ageuten,
T73-l BoffonzlBerite, am iyuRe oes lqnacu Sode,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
ka OSilminotnn. Sf.sG..

NMM@hkkzsE- $ [ b 10 D d. entlt9 DE Gin E.
Die Baltimore uno fnotid.e Sampftramss
port 0cTeaidiaft,"
aus ben 8ampcru eriter Slaiie "Hateigb," >, z.
NpIeg," "Jiebecca GlNoe" unO .&uciRe" benes
hen0.
Der 0ampTer r&uciac rpiro am 3icnItae, ocu
oea Is. Nidr3, gtod1mitta9s 4 ubr, erpcoirt.
Sic 0ampjhiffc perlaIien Baltimore icoen 2Steuz
itag uno iSreta9 uno perbiuoen itb tng8ilmiugtoR
NIT Der Ntlanticz Iteu=&tuie, Der pGaroliua=
Sentrdlbnbn" un0 nit Den Oampiibif 2inieu nah
6Gpetteolle unb 8uHsten arr iSearfIuiie
9urb9ebenoc SrGdtbriefe Ucr6cn nab alien Yuniz
ten N Noroz uno SIoz9aroltHG, Georgia, GlG6Gma
uno UuIiiitppi au6geIeat.
sSradltaiitcr fir 0btgc 2tnteu neroen tag
lid ausenoutnteu an Der l8erite Der Gompa9nIe
am Su9pes' QuGp, @de Der eigbtz uuo 2eeitrafe.
Siuige 5rat1t, Iduele 4aIiagen, prompte glbmGs
Dung BON anlprii6eH. 8er6erungeu peroen Su u
ProSent 9ema6t.
Q8cgeu Raten Ii. auer rndbcrer Nu5tuuIt mcnoe mon
itdb an GSlpin syitlecralo,
@enerdt<IgcHt, ytr. 80, SoutbIfr.;
u. ,. 6a5caur,
(Uiott3-Sft5) Naenteu gBtluin1tpu ~ sB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
@tuff1tra eit,cr 900rfthnnp

Ste btng, Ya., IA. Dldr5. - 5eute
Nadlmittag tllrS ua6 bier llbr brad bic DIT.
ltde Wfarftbaue an Der @fe Der 8. unb Sut-
tonwOooeltraBe ilfolge Der fur9tbaren Shnee-
lait 5ulammen. Gin &nabe, gfamens Srani
9ptel, muroe tobtll6 perlett, Elm anOerer,
Jamens u. $. Smith, lpurbs lhper unr
oeilen Sruber leld)t uermunoet. Sine iltnet
Dame, Namens Saplor, tpurDe bon Der eiil.
ltiIr5enoen Utaiie ebenfaus getroffelt, entfau
1eDodl ohr1e &erletunnen. -----
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
Sted)affafre I'm MenSina.

Ge a ing. ga.,. ID. MarS. = @citerr
Abeno 1ano. etn Saa in SreneiSer'S 2ofale
ltatt, pobet etn iunger Otann, gamens
Sranf, BON eluer perbeiratbeteu 6rau, gta.
mems Sllnes tootltd] permunoet muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
lfnter8ane etnes Dampfers. .-@er=
lfaif t,n yyS ctt SG1pft ef,ett

B1d bnrg, Wttii., l3. Wfdr5. = 9a8
Badetboot %. $. 5art," ipel9es geitcrn pon
bier abging, ianf gefteru 9lbeno al Der Sniel
l02. Der 8u4balter Senoerion iprang iiber
goro nno ertranf. Wfan uermut9et, baB uu=
Beroem 10-15 idmar5e Yaiiagiere ertrunfen
ltu0. Die 2QOuna tt uOllitGnbia oerlorsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
ttmtcreoua bon Sfifd,erorntet.s

3 Z II, Miaf,, IA. MdrS. S.-0ie Slider.
S6ooner g6entan" nnb p@ua g." BON so:
ton, pcld)e nmpeit Sanomid ciugefrorsu
maren, ianfen am perfloHenen Qienitag. Die
Wannihaft rettete I'D, iiher's Gis ans 2anb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
GrmorStttta etlteS cStolfe,,ers.

" l. 0 Il 81 Is. Wfdr2. = 5granctSco
Yalerr1o, ELL italieniId)er @itronen6dnb!sr,
gin9 beute 0torgen Den groaolpaD entlanq,
ais BON Sluet 0tdHnern, nel1e ft1 bintcr ei=
ner Grn5dnnuug poitirt batte1t, ami lin gez
ldlonen mur0e; er fob, aber au6 bon einenl
9ol}hofe aus mur0en S9iiiIe abgefeucrr,
meide ibn to0t nieberItredteH. 8alermo fam
n0r elnenl Sabre BON 92elu Orleans hter al.
Sn 9ienisSrleon8 mliroe ein Sufei ermor=
pet; oeIien D(6rOer iolgten iGm biorber uno
lelH &eben mar bic gaH5e 3ctt bcr beorobt,
bis enSlld) Die W6roer beute ibre1 3ucd erz
retdten. 9rel oerietben wurpcu perbQitet unb
Die bet0en Au6ertn fno Der HOli5ei betauut.
Sicr Rerioncn nerhr0mat.
u touceter, Dto., II. WtGr5. - !0eute
Wfor9en bronute her ba8 yDari8 Souic,"
etn oretft6fige8 b0lserne8 GebGuoc, total
nleocr. SAT- Die idmmtliden 0fobtlien,
1omte altd) Die @Heften Der i'll bem 6auie
mobnen0en &oltgdngcr wrrOeu Elm 0taub Der
Slammen nno leber iiub au9 bier 0tcui1en-
leben sit beflogen. Sulta aelleD, melde in
DEM 0auIe blente, lpurDe ourd) 0aS Ieniter
oe8 5tuelten Stofmerfe8 berQu6gcbott, erlaq
aber fur5 na6Ber ibren idlredlld3en Sraub.
puneen. Spater fanb man nod in ben
Rutnen Die berfOblten 2eihname bon Wtar-
garetba gSaltou, eines observation-disclosures, unb
Der beiOen 8oltgdnger Settor Sftne8 uno 6.
Smith. auf) oa8 gareau Der !, ,gSeltliheu
llnlon=Sele9rapbe beuz@eie iellifaft" wltrbe etnz
9edldlert, bic apparate iebod gerettet. Ser
l1f1t etflld SI300
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
Die Oari(rr 11anne

bat ft cine Reputaticn tpesen Observation-Disclosures i'm
aoten, 8aten uuo Spariantfeit in sseusruno nrS
Abnuenn9 erlpor6en, ipelbes oieielbe iiber nie a~
Wobn9duier werben fabrsirt uno fins spst gerfamie
ost 9s. IS. gSnns y Son,p..
Gte oer 8altimorea Guo gutalpitrose.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
Sd)ifs= Mn1etgett.
a Nor00eutltbrr GGg0
Sa RsselmdBige
S6tspFfGtHfabr$
Sniid5en

SniI9en
Sremem tlRb Baltimore,
| via Southampton,
ourG bic ei9eHs fir bieen 3ne1 an ber @ipoe erbau
ten, NIT cneR GEforSernifeu Deriebenen, ueueR eic:
nen Eoit=DampfIdffe BON $500 Eonneu:
,Batttn.ore," Capt. 2tlttnSatu,
| s,Sertin," PutiGer,
,,Sbio," - Sdultuburg,
.sssasiss;; .,sTs,ins;;h.,ao" = S@SiIti@ 2SS5iRtiSaH'
! ,,9aprnhetg," SGger.
Die Stpe6ttonstaae RUhen ftait, fUte Totst:
| Bon Srsmeu: Bon Baltimore:
"9eip5tg" 27. Wtdri.
"srapnf5 "ssstTn9S5sr .. %. D'tr' s aprit.
nno Feruerpin teoei Buctten Wttt,podl BON Sremen
lHo Isoen sDetten Saufta8 I'M ubr 9tabmittass
| BON Baltimore.
8ermtttetIt oteier Dampfer nerbeu gaHaetere nas
| rid 6ef0roert.
8aTAGesBrctfes
Son BGltrgte nab Bren6u, SontAamptoH, Sou.
0on oOer Saa SaOIs:
SwiFdenSef S24 GourGnf.
s0n Soutbampton nat S.!ttno'c;
YpiiG,enpef $24 Gnnrant.
&on 9remen oocr SABRE nab Baltimore:
saiiits s,n5Sdenses sisa saa Con, SnSront,
Retour= 9tIlets
BON Baltimore nod 5temcn oocr SABRE uuo 5urif
49,, ,,,,., S:1tid,snesa VA. so Soasant.
5urttt pog Sout1Gmpton:
&Qute $40 Sob.
@Swifd)enoc& $3.50 &nurnut.
&tnGcr imuaeU uuh 80 S}abrcn 6u9lcH Die 0Glftt.
45egsn ,rrapt uHo YdfageIn btcleH in ieoer SiHs
flt ealpjeblensptTt6eu gdlIffeR peuoe man iiG al
gG zdinuiod,er & Comp,
l9t2VfS) 9tr =, Gqattc9lT.s sSGltlnnres u2e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
Gr=Senator YomeroN erbdit Scts
ttest Seftcd,utlQSfou0 3ttriitf.

$1,000, neldle 81 Senator 8omeroD iut
| SABRE 1873 bem Staatsienator Norf qab,
nm bamit ieiue @rmdblung gum gunoesienaz
tor 81 iid]ern uno Die Oorf Dem Senate NIT
Der notbi9en @rfldruug ltbcrgab, iino 6srrn
Pomerop abSitglidb Der @erihtSfoiten Don
$4,000 suritdgegeben unD Der BroSeB 9e9en
tbn tit ntebergeldllagen morbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
xs.x.S 9efdImaGVoae 9raDtars
sggEY bettett ttse Srabtsdmue>
3 ufur Il g o ulb.,

gtr. Sc, gtorb 6Oiparo Strase,
pertertist Dro9t5Gune fin Se9rd6nisp(dse, Salfons
u ~, Giebe, Scerositter, Sarge, SSeusrf6irme,
eetuebteu Drabt u {. no; terner e:isras 8sttfeuen
Settees, @tihie L. {. 10. @s miro EeutfG 3efprns
d1eu, (janI, IS, ,t&iu)
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0ef0aftsfrtfiS lit GanaSa.-3aDlz
rei6ic &0fffcrnffe

M ontreal, Sum-, 13 .MGr5.-Gimplon
gSbttebeab & Co., @ebr, armitroug uno bic
Sebr. Green baben Die 3ablung eingeitellt;
anbere 5auier OrOben 5ulammeuBubrefen.
Die Sriit8 bat ibren 9runo i'll Der @eloflemz
me un6 in ben nniolioen 8anfinitttuteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
9te lnllfl Wl0l1liras. ="

VI aud @bnut, Yenn., 13. M6r5. -
St Der 5rettagS 9tadt gegen u llbr 3ogen
75 beluaffuete nuo berrnummte Mduner onrd)
@oaIoale; man permutbet, ooB e8 bieielber
pOtollp WaguireS" rpareil, mel6e tiir3lidJ
Dem 2ufe Smeenep II. u. eiuen Seiub mad,
ten. sis jebt bat man nod BON fciner Sc.
luQlttbQt 0eh1rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
Die bfiBe Tuff-

ocn 9apion @ubeiien unb beln goloeneu
WseoaillenzSeHeleiien
itnb ieoer on G, iel5 DorSiisli, uno Iiub In Sins
ftdlt Der @rcelen3 nibt Su ubertreffen.
eoatritte ihr SeiSun9 burb trseno eines berielbeu
pernea abseidloiien BON
gs. g. gSooo & Gontp.,
JGpriIt5,tSf) G6e oer Baltimore Ii. GutalD Irase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
slus Der YunocsbamptifaSt.

Us a BIN t N, IS. Wfar5. : Gin Sc.
riidt tit bier i'm llmlaufe, oaB elm @ouiorz
tlum in aller Stile bic 3.65er 8onDS bes
9tltrifts Columbia auffauft, auf bic Ser
ltd)ernng bin, baB Der Sberbunoes Anmalt
0emnddlit entideiben iperbe, baB oieie 9onbs
Sfe9ierungs Sbligattonen iinD unb aeQen
5.20er yonos um9etaui9t uerben f0nneiI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
Ste Mtterfenttttat8 0eS &6ntss 9ll=
f0ttio bon Spaniett.

Us a lbtn9ton, "A. Wfdr3. - Sb9leid)
Die experimentation bes amerlfani,
iden @elanbten @uibtns in Spanien idon
am 6. Sebruar .. S. bonn Yraitbenten uuter.
Sei6net moroen maren, mnrben fie Dem So
ntse AlIOnlo alS anerfennuns ieiner Gbron-
beltetgung bod erit am IL. Mdrs pralentirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-15
Gtne ste,te YoIttif 8ctreifs oer
c<uOtn1ter.

Wa blH9tOn, "a. WtdrS. : Sn s5olge
beg BON benz eonareiie in Der Snbtaner Ser
miaisunssbill eingeidalteten Yaragrapben,
SaB IN 3utnnit feine llnteritiitilnssn, meld,er
art iie aud letn mogen, uber $1,000 aerpabrt
meroen ioqen, obne Dap iie porbcr pom Gon-
9reile 9sblll'9t morben i.ier, lpuroen bic Sn=
olanersa9enten babin initrllirt, bel @erabrei.
dung Der llntcritiieunsen aae Snoianer pom
1s. bis gum 45. gebensiabre, welde f6rper=
LID ipohIgebiloct iino, an5ubalten, tnnerbalb
Der 9teierpation enttpeDer gu ibrem eigenen
Sortbetle ODER gu Dem bes Stanmes fir Ell
nen gerpiIien, bon oem betrefenoen ageuten
leltsMetenoen PreIs uHo bis Sm 66be Der
9epabrttn nnterltiisun9en sll arbeiten. IS
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9te parlor=sons,e a,.gd,neab etsers
eeenerrlab-l}efrn

Haoen eae oneeten i'm Seisen iiberIiiselt uub per=
laHseR peHo Jteporatur. Ta6rSirt unS oerfauft bon
gS. g.. Boob 6 gpmp.,
gde Der Saltimorez uno gutafpitraSe
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-23
Carl SEIZURE in the Domestic
Circle.

A Washington correspondent thus
speaks OF Senator Schurz aud his family
Few Senators know how to entertain with
refinement. Carl Schuiz is undoubtedly
the best host in Washington for an even.
ing party. All the members in his iami.
ly are intcllectualized up to bis grade, and
like the best class OF Germans, they can
throw ell proloundncss Of chat aud listen
to music, the host meantime all prevail.
ing, and witty aud soothing, while Mrs.
Schufz, with her dark Hamburg cyes,and
almost tenderly interest iu young people,
receives one by one her callers, and is
obiging without effort to ALL Her daugh.
tiers are growing up after the style Of
their father and mother, and the young
men observe in them docilitv and SEN
sibility quite rare in general society. In
the evening, when the brother Senators
are distributing patronage, playing poker,
keeping an designation or stufiing down
food with Sam Ward at Welkers, Carl
Schurz is at his books. His wife has put
the children to bed, and is perhaps sewing
on the machine by his side. She has
none Of the emhairasmcnts which attend
fashionable wives, whose daily study is
finding out what to wear for The benefit Of
other men. The star of his fame Mrs
Schurz admires, but does not worship
Her ideal is more stable and frugal ca.
reer than awaits on the Senate. 70 hus.
band his resources Of the mind and the
purse, to be a part of some real society,
and to developc more surely and in tho
line Of happiness is this German wife's
desire, She knows the petulance and ex-
altation ofthe literary mind, its want of
husbandry, and the necessity of giving it
method and selfdcnial before its hayward
habits become incurablc. She desires
him to return TO st. Lonis and proceed
with his newspaper and the practice Of
law.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-23
Cons and Pros.

CoN.-Thc liquor traffic fosters crime.
PRo.-But there's money in it,"
CoN.-Thc liquor traffic causes hunger
privatlon, pauperism.
PRo.-But "therc's money in it,"
CoN.-The liquor traffic brings sickness
insanity, and premature death.
PRo.-But there's money in it,"
CoN.-Thc liquor traffic breaks down the
will, ard wrecks character and in.
fluence,
PRo,-But there's money in it,"
CoN.-Thc liquor traffic supplies a
demand" true. 1t would also perpctu.
ate and increase that deadly demand
PRo.-But "therc's money in it."
CoN.-The liquor traffic sends anguish to
the hearts of mothers and wives.
PRo-But there's money in it,"
CoN.-The liquor traffic bcnumbs the
moral sense Of him who engages 10 it
Pko.-But there's money in it."
CoN.-The liquor traffic entices back tc
their cups poor fellows who are
struggling against appetite.
PRo.-But there's money in it."
CoN.-The liquor traffic poisons as with
serpent's fang him who sells, as well
as him who buys.
PRo-But there's money in it,"
CoN.-Thc liquor traffic wages wal
against law against social order.
against domestic happiness, against
the Christian religion. against the
bodies and the souls Of men.
PRo.-But there's money in it,"
CoN-The liquor traffic, Stalking, dodg-
ing, perjuring, is to-day usurping the
office of 1.-THE father of lies. "
Pho But "thero's money in it,"
The sum total of the "pro" argument
is very simple, very easily understood ;
and it no doubt seems wicghty, estimated
by common standards, "Ihere'S MONEY
in IT," All, yes. But how light how
contemplate does it appear, when we
hear the Master ask: What shall it
profit man, if he shall gain the whole
world, and lose his own soul ?
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-23
Artistic Humbugs.

How often, as you respond to the call
OF the door.bell, are you greeted with
words similar to the following:
Good morning, Madam, | call to show
you an entirely new, and very beautiful
style Of copied likeness, made by no other
house in the world save the one repre-
sent. 1t is an entirely new development
in Photographic art, called a Silver
type" Tor it may DC Silverchromc"
"Irontype" or "Meialchrome. ~ 1t can
be made by no artist in this vicinity, MS
we own the exclusive right OF manuIac-
ture. Now, you have any old pictures
OF dear dep---&c., and nearly every
one has, though it be much faded, and
some features entirely lost, we can by
our new and almost magical process, re-
store the missing part, be it eye, hair hat,
boot or even valisc, And when We add
this new and wonderfully lile.like tint
which no other manufacturing firm ever
saw or heard Of, you find the picture in
vested with a charm akin to life itself ;
while the expense is so little in compare
son with prices charged by most artists,
that no one can fail to recognize in a mo.
ment the desirableness of such an invest.
ment. Now if you are DESTROYS Of en-.
bracing this rare opportunity | shall moi
be this way again, will take your or.
der for one of these char ming Silver
types set in this beautiful rosewood, ioI
the small sum Of three dollars and a half
or | will give you genuine India ink
picture in similar frame for four dollars
and half"
Now | will explain. This whole rep
rcsentation is false, aud these agents I'm
posters. "Silvertypc," Silverchrome,
"Metalchromc," and "lrontype," when
translated mean nothing but Timypc
which can be made by every artist, and Is
the cheapest picture known to the art
worth including its rosewood ~ frame
one dollar and fifty cents. One from
three leaves two, and these agents have
found it out, and have found at the same
time an easier way of supporting thell
families and lining their purses, than by
swinging the axe or almost any Other
honest means, simply by making you pay
premium of two dollars for changing
the word "Tintype" into "Silvertype.'
The India ink pictures they show yot
have not single element Of an India ink
portrait about them, unless it be few
strokes OF brush in the hands Of an un
skilful workman, to embolden the out
lines of hair, eyes, mouth, &c. A gooc
genuine ink portrait is worth more with
out frame than they ask with it 81
he ask bread will yc give MIN stone p
You would not take the word ola trav
cling stranger regarding the price OF but
ter or beef, but would 90 to the marke
for information There are places il
yeur vicinity whore you can sne good pic
lures and learn their prices.
POVERTY HALL.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-23
The Spring Floods.

The great excitement during the early
part OF last week was the food upon the
Delaware, aud especially the ice gorge
aud the consequent danger TO the town at
Port Jervis. n. Y, That danger is now
happily averted by the removal Of the
ice and the return OF the river to its
usual limits. The damage was compare.
lively small.
For the last two or throo day we have
heard more about the Susquehauna floods,
the details Of which show that the earlier
dispatches did not make an exaggerated
estimate Of their extent and consequences.
The account Of the sudden inunddtion
Of the hourishing town OF Port Deposit, in
Maryland, is Of special interest. The
most disastrous flood, however, occurred
at Pittstop, on the north branch Of the
Susquehanna. Hero the iron bridge of
the Lackawanna Il Bloomsb|rgh railroad
and the two ircn bridges were swept
away. Port Deposit was still flooded ON
Sunday evening, though the water was
still falling The water ran like mill
sluice through the main street, aud the
inhabitants were driven from their dwell.
ings to the houses Of their neighbors who
live upon the hills.
1t is thought that the fresbet will
cause a permanent change in the channel
of part Of the river near Wilkesbarre.
This change may leave that city three.
quarters of mile away from the stream,
instead Of standing on its banks as here.
tofore In view of the suddenness and
wide extent Of the ireshets in the Della.
ware and Susquehanna, it is a matter Of
surprise and gratitude that there has been
little if any loss of life.
At Ransom, four miles above Pittstop,
the ice is twenty. Eve feet above low-wa-
ter mark. 1t is probable the gorge above
Pittston will move before the one there
and if so it will block up Kingston flats,
which now give vent to the river opposite
this city, and cause a flood unexampled
in the history of this valley.
The bridge Of the Delaware & Hudson
railroad, three miles below Wilkesbarre,
worth 100000, will probably 20 when the
food comes, as well as the bridge Of the
New Jersey Central railroad at Nanti-
coke, five miles further down, worth $751;
900. At Nantiooke there is large
feeder dam Of North Branch canal which
will be sure to cause jam OF ice.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-23

Politics are quiet in Massachusetts,
and seem likely to remain so till July or
August. In the Legislature political
divisions are scarcely made except on the
liquor bill. The new state prison bill is
in at last, and will probably be carried
though, perhaps with some amendments.
The proposition TO take the Worcester
lunatic hospital for the woman's prison
has been refused by the prison commits.
sion and the advisory board of women.
Should it be reported by the committee
it would probably fail. for the property
at Worcester is already pledged to the
state to reimburse the cost of building
the new hospital, and that part Of It talk.
ed Of for the women's prison is valued at
10000, and is about the most salable
portion. The committee are inclined TO
report against building the women's pri.
son at Sherborn,-bu are nominally in
favor of such prison somewhere. Ian
caster seems TO be no longer thought of
as a possible location. DIR. Wines of the
National Prison Association in Boston,
and has hearing, to-day, before the
committee On the 18th of May he
sails for Europe to be absent six months
going first to a reform-school confer.
ence at Edinburgh on the Goth Of May,
and afterward upon the continent. Gen.
Grant has reappointed him prison com
missioner of the United States, and Con-
gress has voted him $4,000 for two years,
in which time he will have completed his
European work and submitted bis two re.
ports to Congress.