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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
B.4SCO.N C DEWEY

A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.-No family should be
without some ehicacious remedy for the cure of
affections universally prevalent rs coughs colds,
sore throat, whooping cough and croup-somc
remedy too, which can he relied on as safe. sure
and certain. Dr. WiStar's BdiSam Of WHd Cherry
combines the DIES ideratum. 80 cts. and 81 bottle,
large bottle, much the cheaper. FM6wl
DO not madly risk Consumption when a few
drops of Hale's Honey of IIorehound and Tar Will
inevitably cure coughs. colds, catarrh influenza
and every other ailmcnt leading to That awful
malady.
Sold by all Druggists. FM3wi
Pixies Toothache drops cure in minute.
LYONS KArHAIRoN prevents the Hair from fall
ng out turning gray, renews its growth, and
gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."- per
funnel, and makes splendid dressing. 1t is the
cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro-
duced. Used by the elite. Price only 50 cents
FM1yl.
Letters UncaIIed fOrnt Montpelier. VI. Post
ONCE, February 9TH. 1876.
:E 70 obtain these letters persons must give the
above date
LADIES. Mrs D T. Allen Mary Ann Barker Miss
Mary A. Gully. Mary EIxmey. Mrs. John Goky. Miss
Nora Parker. ,.
Charles X. Gray Philibert Cannon
Joseph Guoldry Wilbur Latham John smith Charley
TANNER
NICER
Can be successfully treated at the home of the pa
tlent, without the use Of the
KNIFE OR CAUSTICS,
And without pain, Address. for pamphlet,
DR. A H BROWN
2os CHAPEL STREET, New HAVEN, CosS-,
Correspondence from PHYSICIANS also solicited.
FM2nl6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
WINDIIAM Cox My.

In the habeas corpus suit on Il IA at Efat't horo
for three days. last week, VI which William trot.I-
ingham OF LonSwood, Mass. sought the recovery
of his seven year Old son from It's IandpaIcnt>
William Ii. Fuller and wife of New York and nth-
ers decision was rendered, Saturday afternoon, by
Judge Wheeler. remandns the custody of the
child to the grandparents, which is IN ACCORDANCE
with the late Mrs. Froth ingham wishes, and TIL,
decision is final
The Rev." IL. W. Til lea, II, mcn ttclou, per
son who called him elt II ''tpt.,t minister, AMI
turned out bgamist, died last rhursly at 'e jail,
in Newfanc, where he WAS aw ut;D5 tsI II for his
crime.
J c. Scars, - years Old of Fayetteville. commit
ed suicide by laudanum. the depot of Below
Falls, Vt, Saturday night. lie was pennies,
The Messrs. Wunslow, 81 "a nar, VIVA II the
past lew years have won so murh lana for thei-
fine herd Of Shorthorn cattle, have rented farm
in Illinois, where they propose 10 remove viii
their cattle in the Spring. and where they Will give
their attention to breeding fine cattle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
THE AMERICAN NATURALIST.

Popular illustrated Monthly Magazine Of National
History and Travel Among the contributors are l"s
GRAY Whitney, Shaer. Farlow and tIopdale. of Har
ward; Profs Marsh, Nerrlll. and smith. of Yale. and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.

Saws in letter to the Quincy Mass Patriot, that
of the books IN brisk demand at the pub
lie. libraries varld and sensational" He thinks
that Ought to guide the chllrens taste III the
Ct ice IF reading more than they do The Newark Ad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
A TRENCUANT EDITORIAL

On this subject, says: worse literature than that
would hardly he possible for the mind of man t. CON
his hand tn execute 1t seven worse than an
open advocacy and ntemperance for that would
carry it's antidote while what We have excltes,
stimulates and dehases the intellect units 1t for heal
thy food fills the mavinatlon with Eaudy and dlst"r
ted pictures life. and developes the passions at
aye when they should be most under control. How
much of the low moral tone of society is due to these
satanic issues of the press do not know. but.
nowhere be SO efectually poisoned as at Its
source so a right to believe that the millions
Of these papers devoured by curious and eager child
must influence to large extent the tone OF though
and the drift action of those whose plastic minds
come under their influence
The writer adds: 1t may be somew hat unnecessary
state that have reference in the above to those
monthly :mag for children which are as healthu
as they are beautiful If all editors were as able,
truthful and devoted as Mrs Mary Mares Dodge who
edits ST NICHOLAsl there would be nothing to
plain Of The New York Tribune says: " In
THE AVAIANCH OF IMMORAL LITERATURE.
That threatens the children. some strong. vitality
Wholesome aud really attractive magazine Is required
them, and NICHOLAS has reached hlEher plat
form and commands for this service wider resources
i'll art aud letters than any Of it, predecessors con
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
+. BRU OMAN d son,
ATLANTIC MONTHLY

a Ann 81. New York: Psi 0tice Box, 45-e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
Pullman Palace Cars

Is the old Lake shore Route and Is the only lass
ing through EVASION, LAKE. FpRREer. HIGHLAND
PARk. WAUkEGA>. RACINE, hE>osEiA L. MILwAUhKE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09

The McmphremaSos House at Newport. which
has been under the propre torship of W. +. Bow
man. Esq, for the past three four yeas has been
renquished by Mr.. Bowman, AMI for the past few
days the house has been operated 10y the Passump-
sic Railroad Company, who are the owners ofthc
property. The Boston Commercial Bulletin re-
ports the 1al'ure Of Mr.. Bowman. 1t is rumored
that Mr.. Buck, formerly of the United states Hotel
in Boston. will assume the proprietorship of the
Nemphremagog House.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
CENTENNIAL PROPELLlNG PENCIL

4 novel and useful invention We sellln- ls.Gfi
per week Business and Professional u4-n, LADIES'
and School Children want them .,.d will have them.
We IT, sell them III every family IN the Union
Live Agents wanted III every section send - cts TT
sample and terms. FM5wi
CENTENNIAL sPROPELI.ING PENCIL COMPANY
I.nNh Box l21. DnVFR. II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09

q tie only route WIxoSA, ROCHESTER,. OwAToSSA.
NANkAro ST. PETER. NEW LIN. and all points IN
southern and Central Minnesota. Its
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
Mason ic.

" h..l.naIl, IA llontpeicr Grand Tyler
HE Rite is gaining popularity every
"h'r" and has a healthy growing MEM
'"r'hP. Meeting, at Masonic Hail. Mont
i'"'r, w., every Tuesday of the week in
"A'h Oh" moon fuls.
Ii'' Vermont State Teachers Associa-
non h'~ elected President Buckham of the
nF~>i'y of Vermont, President, and L.
I'-rnN Of burlington. State Editor of the
N'W England JonrnH of Ed1tcation
Ill" Tine dairy in Middlescx, owned by
~. +. and w. II. III. Markham. is about as
T3'a 4 butter producer as any we know of.
iN'E have made and sold from the pro-
'''. 'f >iN cows and a two year old hGifer,
'''"''n March -. 1875 and January l,
'''' Vic amount Of 1904 pounds, besides
SANITY supplying II family Of five,
"""h has been increased occasionally
VIII" hired help, etc. Mr.. Markham claims
.A' '"l> Is doing pretty well for " hard
Zines
'IhAfI Thirty-two persons were
,'F''/"d hY Eey. w. Underwood, at the
w. l.. Church, on Sunday. February 9th
'.' nave been tifty-two reclaimed since
w. "'' Quarterly Meeting, and number.
~ ' o'oh converted at the Congregations
"1''h Under Rev. Mr.. Wheeler.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
Freeport and Dubuque Line
CHICAGO and Milwaukee Line

Is the only route for ELGIN. EockFuRp, FREEroRT.
and all points VIA Freelort Its
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09

Is the only line for JASE-yILLE, WATERFOWL. FOND
pU LAC, OSHKOSH. APPLETON, tiRFEs BAY. EsCANAB.,
NEGAUSEE, MARQUETTE, HorGHToN, HANCocE and
he | AL COUNTRY lis
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
Vermont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

ADDISON COUNTY.
James stowe, of Ferrisburgh, the aged man who
broke his hip and collar bone, sJan. 3Oth, died en-
Thursday OF last week
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
~ LIF OR NJ 1

CHICAGO i SoEIH- wL-TEEN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great Trunk
Railway Lines IF the WEST and NORTH WEST. and,
with its numerous branches and connections. forms
the shortest aud quickest between CHICAGO aid
all points IN ILLINOIS " IeCu>sIS NORTHERN NICHI-
GAN MINNESOTA Iowa. NFBRA,kA. CAIIFoKNIA and
the MEsIERN TERfIToRIEs. Its
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
9ts Der SuusesbauptIast.

gS q J. htNgt0n, y. SuRi. - Bic Geute
BON oem 9teprdientanten1auie angeuommenc
Relolntipu in SeSug auf Die dinefId)e Sin.
manberung forbert ben 8rdIbenten auf, bic
fineltlde 3tegierun9 Inn Die Aufuabme zines
tpeiteren Baragyapben III Den Surlingamez
Sertrag bonn %. Suit 1868 an,uaeben. Der
Baragrdpb beitimmt, baB iebe Der beioen be-
trcfIenOen Gegiernngen baS Gedt baben ioll,
Die @inmailbernng aus elneHi 2anoe in 0aS
auotre 81 reguliren uno 81 beibrdnfen.
TeprdIentant 2Stgginton legte beute
benz 6aule alS Subltitut fir tie pon brn.
0uttrell eiugebra9te Sill fir Die &egulatiou
oeS gSablre6ts i'll lltab eiue anOere Bill Dor,
spetfJe beittmmt, oaB Elm allgemetre8 @abl.
qeiet fir alle Serritorien berfaBt meroen, Mn6
DaB bic 9lbftimmung hrrf Stimmsettel, mel,
DIE in @ouperteu Don gleihmdBigergr0Be einz
gef6loiicu lino un0 BON oem Sefretdr oes
betrefieuOen Serritoriuu8 gelieiert rperbcn,
geldebeu ioa.
- Ser Brdfoent febrte beute Na6mitaa
pnnQnnapoliS 5uriid, nObin er ftd) am Gam:
flag be9ebeu bate, mo l1idte gleidl nad iets
ner 0tiidtehr eiueu Goten nad Der Nobnuna
bes 0rn. Slaine, I'M itd mad beGen Sefins
zen 3u ertlnOigeu.
- Der 9teprdientant Srigbt, SorEter oeS
Inter Ansi6uiieS iiber 9(uS9aben i'm &Iiea5-
0epartement, iagt, Der Seli4t, oaB OaS so
mite ieluen llnteriu9un98 Seridt iib,r ber
Maultbierihaher 5uriidbalte, mn benielber
am Gage be8 @incinnatier @Onpcnts ge9er
SrlfOm pl6tlid) einSubringen unO baourd
Br,tom'S @bancen fir bic Termination 81
rulutrer. gdn5lih au8 Der Suft ge9riffen lei
= Der SuOianer=Qgent S. @lum bon Gbi
racabua beridtet, baB ct ben beriid)tigtel
Ji6rber BionisnaD, lpeld)er Die beiOen Ameri
faner GoogerS nnb Spcnce ermoroete, etnge
fangen bat unO lin Den Seb0rben 5sr Seitra
Jung auslieferl1 miro.
= Sen. Sbcribau lit mad Der &eb @louo
A9entar abgereiit, ,po er Die @ampagne &c
gen bic frinOliaen Stdmme peri0nlid orga
niiiren tp;rO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
8erMtid)te teie9rnpBiiGe
SetteIff1efI.

- Sn ct. 2ubans, ST., iNtug fid) geitern
Der @lCrt @0warO u. Yierce init $4,000, mel
dye er ieiueu Brtn3ipdlen unteriGlagen bate,
ieitwdrtS in Die 8uide.
- Die s6amiltOn Sattnn Sabrit" III
2olueQ, Maii., iteute geitern ben BetrtCb eir,
neil Die 9lrbetter itf pelgertcn, cine 2obnre'
button anSunebmeu.
- S1e uerid)ie6enen Saummollipiunereteu
unb 6abrifeu Ger ySprague id)en 6abrifges
ieili1aft" in &bo9e.S S3lan0 meroen, iobalo
Der porban0ene SOrratb uerarbeitet lit, ben
Setrieb einltelcn,
SIT 8OIton wirO iebt ein Scriud ges
madlt, Die ,Old South Church,. zines Der
@ebduoe aus Der 9teuolutlOnSSeit, UOr Oey
3erf0rung 81 bciuabren. 0eute ioll etne Ser
lammlung abgehalten ner0en, nm 9elO er
auf5ubriugen, Die alte Stride an5ufaufeu.
SIN SofOn Wuroe geitern Soibua y. 2tb1
bott Snn SOriiber Der StaatSz Delegation oeS
ct. 2ouiler @onpentS errpdblt.
- 9r. gSm. s. SarbiiOu, melder ange
flaQt lit, cine Nbortion al WtarO s. SauQ0e
Oorgeuommen unb ben Sob itreS SinDe5 per-
uria4t 81 bdben, murOe 9eitern III Bbilaocl-
pbla bon etner @orOner5sSurD Oem @eidug'
niHe iiberluleien.
- Der @Onpent Der Stpeoenborgiauer iebt
letne SlBun9cn III philadelphia fort. Brof.
u. 8. Eafel perlas geiteru Dor oenlielben Elm
Argument itber nNtOberue @:oaufen uno Sc
Iiglon."
Der BOlisiit SEQ. 4latt in 9bilaOelpbia,
tueldcr an 8. D. 0ttS. Robert 6. @ratg in
Germantown gei4Ofen bate, murOe beute
perbaftet. Graig erla9 ieineH g8unOcn am
lebteu Sounatea0.
- Die nSuternotiouale Traneu ,&empes
ren5- -@eieuidatt" ta9t 9egcnpdrtig in Ybila-
OeipBta.
- Sn un6 nm @barleilou, S.z@., berrIdtt
befern EN- iiir6terliher Sflturm, mo man
bcfiirtbtet, oaB Oerlelbe uiele llnfdlle 5ur SeC
ueruriadjte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
Mcufercf.

Can 6ran5i8 0, p. Snni. - 0er
3ampier ,,@itp Of 8sfin9" brudIte ied,S Wta.
troieu oes ameritunii1eu Sdiffe8 r@anaoa"
bierber, uetde BON ibrem @apitdn Der Oteu~
terei beiduloiqt puroen, inoem ite it9 pei-
gerten, ibre @iltdten ST pcrribten. Die sra
FROZEN erftGren ais @runo ihrer gSei9eruug,
oaB Der Gapitdn unfabig lei, oas Sdliif 81
lenfen, uno oafelbe brei Mal aut ben StranS
babe auilaufen lafen. Die Mcuterer wurOen
enf benz GunreSoampfar y&earjage" IN 81
len gelegt, uno BON picism bem 0ampfer
,@itp Of Betiu9" iibergeben, welGer iie bier.
her brad1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
Gin &aHttcl bon t6otItd)en ttnfaL
LETT tit Rcaoi1to%

&eabing, 3d., u. Suni. - 8Gbrcno
feute cine 9lnSabl BON 4rbeiteru an eincm
@tienbabuourdtib oil bcm Sullcrz z3weige
Der p&cabins< <Sabn" grub, ftiir3te eiu She'll
Der @robauf auf bieielben cin. 9Sm. @clib
murDe angenbliflid 9etDOtet uno bret auOere
9lrbetter beOeuflid perlebt.
Sboma8 @Giott murOe beute Wtorgen, ais
er I'M Sc9rlfTe mar, cine tiefe glbnittSgrube
Ill retnicen, bon Den mepbittiden 9itnfteu
ibermdlti9t, itiirste i'll bic @rube binab uuO
erltifte. Sobu gomarOs, melder 6em Ser
ungliidten 81 0iiIfe elite. fanO ebenfaIl8 lei
nen SOB in Der @'rube, nno eit 9ritter, mel
der baS 2Bageitiid nuternahm, in Oieielbe Su
iteigeu, eiu 1teger, 9tamcu8 SEQ. 9OrieD,
wurOe bemuBtlo8 III bic S0be ge5Ogen unO
MIR nit Ytiibe micOer in'8 &ebeu 5uriidgeru-
fntr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
Setit0en,
SenSeu d!
cenoeu!

q Nau 9ete Su 6. Us, Sretano in Str. 83,
Yoros sSOfparb fra be, uno fauIe letne Sa.25@
Semoe en-eisenes 6abrifat-pon Bamlutta -aata
tun uno leinem einnen; aui Seiteauns Su bsmielben
GreiIe. (Sunil3, ,3DiteH)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
Hlntmc,a &efinnett. |.

gS bingtO II, II. Sunt. - Or. y.
IS. $apc, Der 9lrst, inter beiien Sebunblung
Sr. Slaine fid) Deiin6et, bat cine Sefannt=
mod)una an Die gSobnuug oes 8atieuten an
ihlagen laIien, in pel6er ange,etgt miro, oaB
0rn. Slalne'S3uitanb iid] udbrenb Der gtad)t
bebeuteno gebeferf bot, oeB er absr nod inls
nler Ger 3uhe orin9euo bebiirie. NuS bielem
@runoe 1T bic StraBe Dor Der gSobnuug
6urd1 Seile abgeiperrt, lno etn gBddter Dor
rer Sbiire aIigeiteat worOen, ioelder ale
yeiud)er abmeii't.
(l2 llbr Mitta9s y Sr. Blaine erbolt iiG
raid, unb Die ger3te baben Soofiuung, oaB er
Ill fur3er 3eit wiebcr pouftduoig aeneien
miro. Gene tets nldBi9e nnb georouete Sc
beusmeiie unb ieiue itarfe &6rpercouftitntion
iiuo umltanOe, weldc Uiei 81 ieinen @uunen
rulrten.
beute gbenS nm 912 llhr ipuroe cine Be
pelde oil oaS &ongreBnlitglieb t6ale in @in=
cnnati abgeidlidt, folgenDernabfn lauteup {:
y0r. Slaine itauo beute Abeno auf, inB meb=
rcre Otinuten lang in ieinein Stuhle uuD une
terbtelt lid) nit leinen 9lerSlen. @r erbolt ft6
i'br raid. Bic Spmptome iino iebr gitn>
ltts."
0a8 Sub,@omite Ses SuIti,. .4usi6u6eS
miro Die se8en Slane porgelaDelen 3eugen
auf 2 9Sodlen pertagen.
Or. S.S. .Seroi 1diGte beute Nbeno eineDe.
peide an Dus &on9reBmitglieD Sale in@incin-
nati, in wel1er er erfldrt, OaB Sr. S,aine
uoutdubis auBer @efabr, unb ietne @ieoers
bcriteluug uur cine 6rage Der 3eit lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
WS orb 1ttto Selbftt1tDrS,

Gam n, t.-S., II. Suul.-0er gSirtb
Seurn WcSanben iunr0e beute bon ben @'roB.
geidworeaen megeu zines all OemNeger Soaf
Sobnion periibten MOrOe8 in glnfiagetQnO
Oerieet uno benz Grfdngnifie iiberlpteIcn.
0eute gadmittag bmhiduitt fid Der Sc
fansene in ieiuer Belle Die Seble bon Sbr III
Sbr NIB mar cine 2et9e, ebe drStlidle Siilfe
aulnnote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
s6Stltd,er 1tnfaQ In elmer &frd,e.

9ouboale, Ya., y. SUM. = Sn Der
neuen, nod nid)t sans Uolleuoeten tatboliiden
Stride iuuroe geItern Wtittag @ottesbicnit ge=
balten, uno Sater Weagbsr hattie oeuietbcu
geraee ein9elcitet, al5 pl0blid) bic @allerie
ilno eiu Ebeil pes SuBbOoens nit einem
fiirdterlldlen &radc eihltiir5ten. 3. 8. yiel4
ion, Der Goutraftor, pelfer OG8 @ebduoe er
baute, ipuroe get0otet, uno 80 Yerionen mur=
ben mehr ober penider perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
SermifOte 9epcfd)en cas- getpz
91prf.

Rew.g ort, -. Snni. = Sob .gIotirnng
beute Wior9en 112g.
- Der 9ampfer Sermuba" BON gerlnl=
ba iit ansefommen.
- Der 8pfr. y2Orb &liue" BON ltUerpool
ut III philadelphia augefommen.
= Sdbrenb eine8 Streite8 idfug Wartin
9gna ben 0eHnis SerEfeinimit einem Bha.
iteritein anf Den SOpf unO uerlette i'm t0Ot~
lid. Gnufi mIrne nerhaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
ilmter8an8 etncs &anowenbontes.
gSerI1tft BON WSe1tfCIte1tiebcaf.

9 an 81 an3 CO, II. Sunl. = Oer
Baciftc' YOit- -9ampfer gSpOneD" bon YaHa-
ma brin9t JaG)ridten, oaB oaS SauOuenboOt
Der 8crublif Guatemala u@en. Sarrlo8" in
Der lebten 8ode bc8 borigen MonatS uuf Der
6Dbe BON Gan Sole be Guatemala untergs,
gangen lit. Die Ycmaunung wuroe gerettet,
absr IG Marineioloaten folnen nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
Baltimore
fir 1n[uraurf Wfiff.

SIbwef>@de Der Soutb= Ino sSater,Strabe.
Oieis @eielltuit periihsrt iortndhreno 9csens5er=
Iuf ooer Sdabcn ourtb Sran0uu9liid foipohl in Der
Gtabt, mie I'm 3dnoe. ale Irten BON @9entbum,
NBobn., 2aoeuz unO gBaGrenbduier, Sauoef5giiter,
Mderbau= 1rooufte, 9tobein, Sans @berdtbihajen,
I'M Suu besriiieHe obey im Saicn in eaouug befinoz
litbe 6abr,eu9e II. I. 10.
Dds Siretfortum btiebt aus Iol9enoen Serren:
gBni. ". SGrrii n, ardiioent;
Oapio 9. 9Bilion, s. Ulorton SteWart,
Erducis Z. aimg, y. +. gtsmcomer,
Senrp @Grrou, Sruiue 0ormib,
81 9, Steuart, Us. u. Sap(or.
QSm s. Sruue, @5eor9e 4. SarriiOn,
s.. D. Sapff. y. Ilbert Sders,
z. Hobt. Senfins, Wenoes @oben,
lSm. s. BENNINGTON.
Ipplitations Sormullre uuo uettere ytahriht
fiber Die @eielidat miro in Der SfHce, Siofpeitz@de
oer Soutl= uuo WdterltIabe. trtbelt, no auh dle
Aultrdse Ioiort erleoi9t ptrOen. Seriiterun9ea
iperoen aui lr9eub cine Sriit ansenommeu, Delde
Der Appltalt minlheu mag.
(Sanl,tSD sSr. 2Sooomortb, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-13
Ser Gifcn6aDnfrie9t-Wc1t ssrad)t=
t9fetsA

Stem 0Orf, -. Suni.-9ie .Grie=,"
r9enui. @entral-," ngteruz0orfer Central"
pSaltinOre-Sbioz" Ii. v@rauozGrunf@ giien.
bahn" rernsirten beute Die Staten fir peltltf
gebenoe 6radlten bon 75 auf 25 @t8. pro 100
8fnno nat Chicago, YittSburg, Cincinnati,
Suffalo. aud Die 6abrpreiie perOen beoeu.
teno berab9eleBt. Ntan glaubt, oaB Der
GalrNf lnln LIN erhittert ieiu MIN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

n9bampto II, gt.-D., u. Suni. -
Gatrif auinliuan griff beute feiue Satin
nit elmer 9lble al unO oermunOete iie; oa er
9taubtc, er babe iie eritoder, 10 ldnitt cr iid,
Den 9alS nit etuem 9taiirmeIier ab. 6rau
autnltuan mito mabriheinlib Qerettet uer.
ben. Der 9taun mar eit Moaateu balb bers
rift
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tlntsrean9 etneS ameriFaniS6et,
&miffc2.

Salpa.rciiO o iiber MoutcpiSeo, 10.
Suni. = 0aS amerifaniide Sdiff nStar,"
bon Qobos mad europa uuterpegS, lit auf
bober gee aufSegeben morOen; Elm SbeIl Der
WaunldQft iunroe Qerettet.
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NNDT~T-@

siu uorSisli6er udbrenoer artifef fir tlene &nSer
uno Snuaihen. oas einsise mabre Subititut irlfut-
termiId, subs1eitet bon @m II SinsS ApOtbeter,
uno bel allen Orosuiften gu baben.
". s.. Bsrnn 6 Bruoer.
(Suni2, ,3Wte, i.o.g.O Gn9rossasenten.
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9aS am9iozametteant5Ge aabsl.

II 70 = T I, T. Sllnl. = Der 90mz
pier n0iinia" reparirte gcitern oaS cine ifaoz
bate &abel Der y vgtnglO.amertaniideu Sabsi.
geielli6Gft," II. oieielbe beibt iomit iest slpci
arbeltsfGhIge 2tnien Swil1en ytOro=SiOntg
lluo BIacentia.
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NfuOeszNutIheu

bel $ Seinrit S6Dar1
Wr. eli, gBeft= Baltimore, uabe ebarleS StfaBe
Gtn eroBes aiiortiment nIr bon ben beiten 5aprl@
tanteu, um Sc uno anmdrts.
Getnrtdj SdiDars,
Wr. 2lt, 0efzS'altimore<, nabe ebdrlesfir.
dt5.2i.7.33. .9.i5.51.1.O
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Dominion DerDiientlidt beute eineu lduaereu
Seridlt Iber oieie 3ulamnieEfunft, in me6em
er in Sturgeon Sol9enbeS angiebt: Sr. 8riffom
pnroe in einem grteie bon einem Yetannten
auf Die 9eriidte, rpeld1e ibn (Sritom) ais ben
bauptl1d)ltd]en llrbeber Der Anflaaen aeqer
Vlaine beSeidnen, aufmerfam geula6t. ST
foroerte bcBbalb !Srn. 0enniion auf, i'm Ill
9rn. SlatHe Su begleiten, tit0em er oemlelben
Su erflaren mitndDe, 0aB bicie @eriidlte eric.
gen leten. 5r. Slaine entpfin9 Seioe in Der
trernOltd)lteu 9Seiie, un6 in Der oarauf folz
9enoen llnterbaltung Uerii6erte berlelbe, oaB
er ben betrcheuoen @eriiftcn feiucn 4uqenz
bid 9lauben 9cldlenft babe. Die SeiprCz
dung ipuroe in Dem coroialiten Gone aefiibrt,
uno Die Serren idieOen inn belten @iupernebs
men.
Ste 1tnterimGttn8 8e8em3latne.
Us y II o n, II. SlInt. - OaS CUB
Sultt5=@om:te uerIammelte itdI I'm 10 llhr
beute Ntorgen; infOlge Der @rfrantung
Slatne'S murbe jeOod) Die llnteriudung nnz
terbro9en, uno Die 3eu9en bis llbr beute
Hadmittag entIaiien.
Stc gScIt=9lnsiteamng.
y b oel b q, y. Sum-. - 9aS
beuti9e gSetter iit giinitiq, unO Der Selud
stemii6 beoeutenb. Die SinanSbel6roe belt
1elte etne Serlanmlung bel 9e1hlohenen
Sbiren, nm, mie es perlautet, Die an lcbten
Samitag uOr9elegten juriitiiden QnF9ten
Setreff3 Der AmtSOauer Der GommiiiGre III
beiprefeu.
Cine Iu;abt bon promiueutcn au8mGrti>
gen @lptl. unO Sergbauz zSngenieuren beiud)te
beute bic 9lusitelung. Inter benIelben be-
ftnoen fid alfreo sc. s. Selmpn, Director
Der canabiiden geOlOgiifen Serneiiung, s.
gatptbean Sell, Ntit9lieO bes engliifen Bar
laments, Or. 6errmann g8ebotng, BrofeiiOr
Der Wetallurgie unb preuBI6er 2tusltellungsz
@ommtiIdr, unO 2.Ni9olSfg, rniiiifcr Berg
bauzSngenterr. Die 2lGerbau 0taIh;neu
III Der nWuidinen,5 5ale" lpuroen beutc Mor=
gen bnrd 0ampffraft in 8cmeguug qeiebt.
Gt9ter g9. 8. Sloan bat Elm S1retben
al Den 0ft6ter Srinferhoff in Mansfelo, O.,
geridtet, baB Die ausfeluug Der arGdologi-
lden @eielll9ait bon SbiO 0ortrefflif arrau.
girt Jet.