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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-01
u aneriaama IeEse Nsesrte4>teea

Wen<0prf. Die Nbre!ie be9
6 eu. Yae5 1T nod niQt feitgeieet, Aber
Commodore Breele, Der ge8euU1rtt9e Gottlmans
oant oer Brcotlpner N1upsDaro, bat i'm per
I0nlib beuadvidytt9t, raB Die Bunoe8re9ierun1
Den Oampfer v@aleocnla" nod llnnler gu lei
ner Nerfisun9 lteIe. unO oab p~erielbe nltt
irther 3uI Bara0uap Olotte toBen icue, ais bls
er Den General uad 8cne3ue(a 8ebraAt.
Nep@0orf. MS bic furdtblre Gatae
trcpbe in Der ureiBi3lten StraBe ii6er bic ia.
mitte @oulpp beretn9ebroOeh mar, CAB man
beinabe ale 8erpunDeten au1, bis auf pie Wtut
Ter uno oa8 iinSere O!entu1pGen. @eJeu
pdrtia iiub ale anger @ef1br unO bic Qeetere
lit nur eeitQrben. Der S1ter. oellen 3ntanD
oer IAllmniie mar, %beftnoet li9 nun aud auf
benz WeBe oer Selieruns ct iou aber paa
Opfer Ger duBerjten n~eruoien Nufre9un9 fem.
SeDes @er1ult erFiint tbn nit Sdrefen er
Ilir@tete n1mlib bel leoem GrItte, ben er Der
nabnl, oaB lein Spbu Grant beretnfcmme, I'M
jein b~6llId,eS 8erf 6u poueuOen. llnter fol
den utnlt1uDeu belt nun e8 IIr ratbialll, i'm
Don benz Selb)tnOroe ~oel1elbeu 81 uuterrldten
0uffalr, Der Sdyaulpieler Aoler8bera
bat bic DIRECTION 0e8 bleli5en GarnersIbea,
ter8 iibernommeu.
G88Sarbor, 81 s, Der rBeo,
batter am 500 Oarbor 3niper" idreibt {;
Ra9 einer 9enauen Aufnabme iteben b6
iebt 283 SIuler, tDeroe1 dber nod imuler l1ele
8autel oui9er,dtet uno rllti9 paran 9earbei-
tet. Dielelbel Iteben nit Nu8nabme Ginger
StraBen 5icml1d) auagebreltet uno e3 bietet lib
benz Nu9e Elm betrllder NnblIf Dar, BEL onDer8
menu nan oieIe 0rupptrun9en in lbrer piels
idltiAen 8auart bon elnem bcben Bunfte ans
betra6tet, (. $. pong Dade be8 Jtationale
Sctel8.
Ser 8au Der Brdmieubduier 1T ebeufau8
i'm pclien @ange un0 meroen IN fur5er 3eit bic
@ontraftOten mebrerP, 10 melt bic Ufittel1 au3s
reiben, porbeleitet uuO AUDI auf9eriGtet ba
ben.
VbiGapeIpbia. = Der 0orI6lag bea
Srn. q. SAmitt, Den i'll Ybtlaoelp9la GUAM.
menaebrlhter SteubenTono our @rllnDnn9 ee
ne8 peutlden SClpltli8 gu permenoen unO oaI'
IeIbe uat Dem wadern 6rei9elt8fdulpIer Steu'
Ben Al nennen, wurbe an Samlta9 ben e..
yiUv. ron Der o2iepertaiel" Der peutlAen Ireien
@eneinpe, na9 oarIber 9epllo9ener Deratpun9
elultinmt8 an8enOmmen.
Is beeltn9. Gin Wann 8etSbs|
Sin Mann, ytanenS W& urpbh,
parpe AM leBten WOuta8 auf Der Qempfielc
Sileababn aut fol9enpe 2Seile 8et0otet: Gr
aui benz b~irteren @nOe zines @Dnltruftt'
on8 Sarren, ais Die 2ctomctIOe pIoBliA III Be
peau1g oeleBt wurDe, lpo0urA er Da5 @}leidge-
pldt uerlor, unter Die HiOer iiel unD Don Den
5e.pen QGasen 5erpridt wurpe. Sein GOD
mar plSelid.
Ottpwa, 9Gtncis. Gin 8ieOerieben mad
Sabren. Seit pier Sabren -- bertd'
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a8eitere 9fadrteetcn Der uGuropa,'
Is nQlQu0 D.

p ne a n o.
Nus Srlanb mirD eth ueuer WtcrOptrlu1 Qe-
meiptt; na0 etaer Dia9itrat8peripn, Mameu5
0lipH, war Ill )teaaBb Don einem eut,alIenen
Aa9eitelten 9abOnel wcrDen Or. Wlion
enttdm lebOI ODae erDeblthe 8erieguIJ.
Ote &onoon WlSeite ertbItt Die .Dtlttbeiluna
p9n Der @1arterbeperbunB fir pic 8uut son
Sr!ti|5 @olunbla IND Ulncouper8 S5IaaD.
Der 3O0ld9a0e 3abresla3 Der 8Dronbeltei.
QuIl Der &0Nllm @tlllbetn mar Ill peridi,Des
ncn G5eJl.n GnBlauD5 nit UreEDen0eluonitra
tlDnel Ielten8 Der >Orcteltanteu 9efetett poroen.
Ser 81 dol DON NonDUn bat cine lanae an
jprad}t an clrcd 1000 Oelltild)e leiuer Ol0celeu
in St. 4}lul getIdtet. ST perDlmnte oari1
Die Bgayl6 pe5 8eipttuble5.
Die eu3(jI4e mo lran3oti4en &omtnill1re
Daren an II. init. am Bor0 be5 @Dclop5 in
Sep0a an9elaNgt. Aui Der JlbeDe llgen meb
rere Strle9el0lIe.
Da8 XaBer III AlDeribctt befi1oet iit ieBt III
6emuuperun38witroi3er Ogonnns. Die @iIec
~tlUlidrte Der oott l~teDenOen 1ruppen lit neai8
me9r ais 10000 Wlnn Don alien NSuIfeuaais
tun8ell.
Branfrein.
GO lin0 8eritlg tun9en fir Die irln50iiden
2runpen rad @ou@Indlua beorDert nDrDen, pa
ith i'll Juuerg1 etn WgOerI tano 81 p,91niliren
b~eJpnueu bate. @6 lollte ebenjo ipobt Nrtlue>
rte ME 5nTlnterle S~el1nOt perDsn, Da DE ron
Spanleu gelaupte u1l}ureldjen0 mar. Sin Sri,
BaoeBeneral lpu lth 8leld)ilGl3 DDttbin begeben
Prln} gtapOieon bate elu Oecret ~erlaIen, in
Weld]em Ell Die Breiie III 2lt3ler ppn 9epillen
1nltDBtgeu 3aldBen 5u ben WeleBen iiber Die
preije III iSrlnfretd) teireit uuo ibr bielelbe
Ste!tua8 mie ceu fr1u50lti4en Sourn~len ens
rGlnt
Wontalem6ert'a Pro5eB MAJ pro forma in
Dem 3ubtpclI5etAertdt an II. inst. ppr9ebr0dt,
Iepcd), ME berelIS mltBetbe!lt DDrcen, bis gum
"A. petIdcben nprcen.
Ole XOrD3 Balmerlt0n uno Clarendon beiaus
BEN ltp 6uuI 8elute bon 2oui3 9e1pcleon in
@ompieBne. e.
Der Uionltepr entb1lt etn Oecret, in malhcm
CT ale BaG:r i'll gewlllen Stloten perpfliOtci,
emen blureIdlenpen Sprratb 81 baIteu, um ibreu
8adbe0llrilllen wabrsnO ml1peltcns 3 Niona=
ten entlpteden 81 fonnen.
Or. y. GbouUenel lDdr ain 10. BON 8cdIt am
tlncpel IN R1rl9 cIlgetroEen.
yin 9peclllDecret i'm Otcniteur pom 10.
9rituDet eIue Spectllb1nf, Die Den SA1ecleutt
tur Ole AupBeu oitentlthen Gauten Der Staof
~belor8eu uuD ben 9iamen BlnG Der 6iIentlidFn
2Serte Don 4aris IlDren lpu.
". Oeut hlGnb.
BreuBen, 0irlt Qabsn5oOern, Der Ytds
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Ncntfdc eIGrberei.

Der uuterBetbnete s~npfebit teine CUR etuSert&tete 5ArSeret
bert btefeeu unb duaUdrttgen EubItfum tn g6Ouen- unp
8aumwo4eaearn, tsbC 5ettett9t &cuIeur lpnte 6R1 Slet1en.
Desg, ctben perocn 5eiben., SGmmt~, (9phen- un6 Baum
i8laeeuee Nrttfel AUS bette sefdrbt Gnb seretntst. 5itts ea-
Der ~aefdntef nDrSUiprslen in GtamesRr. Np. 81, a@ti4sn
IgcnS. unb &arpltnaltr. tn Baltimore.
DsllImt I'D. & tbenfrPf
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Der 6nrt ron So ben5plterns
St9morIngen lca eth tntllner Treuno
ieine8 boben Netter8 sin. Oiele r 2ur 0fe9les
ruuo 8reuBens b~erufene S6wabe, Der lein fiet
ne8 Donauz6urltentbum - mobrIdelnlid) nur
I'M SutereIe Der bentlden @inbeit - an letuen
preu6iIhen 0etter pertau t bat - p%e1fauft,
wie man cine 9eeroe Sdafe ~pe,tauft. Oifi-
8ieQ miro Da8 leBt 10 au8setridt: Ol'ler bodlt
beoeutenoe Staat8ulaun bat, III @emeInI9lft
nit Ieinem iirltlihen Setter Don SOben3Clern=
Sehinoen, ienen Gertrog nit oer Srpne Treus
zen seidlonen, mcour4 Der Taa alten G,bpers
TRACE u~nticipirt uno bic SOnuerainetdt itber Die
2anOe Der dltern 2inie oe8 01uies 9Oben3cllern
auf rie iingere toniBltde &Iuie ibertro9en 1T,
Olan ,IhdBt ben 6urlten in eu9eren &rellen"
uitt bios nm oeBpillen, neil CT oein ~un3urei
denpes Staatspelen Der BrOben OiOuat6ie mi:
ftarem 8erItdnoniB Der Weitll9e unp nit rpl
lem 8ewuBtiein Deiler, mas Ell THAT, etnpers
leibte" - Der iAmd6iIde ScbendOllern, Der
preuBilher liberaler Staai6fau5ler a la Sar
benber9 perben Iou, bat AUDI nod onoere IGIB'
bare Gerbisnte. @r bate cine olhSne unp
9el(tpoqe" IC9ter, bic mrQte YItn3 gtapolecn
gum Weibe baben, abcc Die @Ouline y mar niht
All hoben. Ser Yermanote Nopclecn8 bate
yWiaensfatts" 8euug, benz irunSofiden 4rine
gen einen Rprt gu Sebeu. Das 8eltob w0bl
ni9t Obne @inWirtun9 pes er9ltIten 0pi8 unp
ser en8liiden Winiiter, NIT cenen Der Shirt uui
ebr pertrautem SUP iteben lc0. 9n Der 2bat
fuo lic e8, welde rte pOrtu9tet9 Selz
rntb Beula6t b1ben lene IfCne, ron Dem Iraaz
bltlden &erWanpten Uergebll6 umpcrbene Se
enc if leet Die Erau zines @Oturger$, lit &O
nisin ron 8rrtu8ul. Yortu8ul ober biiBt -
eildufi9 bemerft = fir Oas We9i9nappen Der
8raut in per An9ele8enbeit rer Stlareni6iffe,
y Der neue preuBiiGe Yremierminilter III auI
DOppelte 4SsiIe nit ben GtapcleCniOen rer'
monDt feline Wiutter mar cine S6peltet
Murat'S, pe8 S6waSerS Oes sroBeu Sea
peiecn, uno feline Trou 1T cine Xpdter Der
@rcBber;cSin StepPanie bon 8aoen, elmer
9etoreuen 8eaubaruaIs unD Ni4te Ger
Sailerin Spiepbine.
ReD. bes w8eder".
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t~stefnnGffssGsv ntnna

.@a8, ba8 bill}9 It aller Nt@ter
absr nur fir DtcieniGen, relbe ft Sic @aar5bFen an1 nftlt.
gen 9prrtGtGnsen ven &" pdrleF SHH89uPn, GEf ION
8llttmpre unb S%rOntIraBe anitahen. g,..
Otetaeu 5vtUnFen unS Ssfdnntsn, t0Tte ofn pupli'aG}
~uberpdupt, erlaI6t i'd mir &c SCmfrtunG "a mlaea' rag tet
mir nur pCt Der reeafen Uecten1ns Die 0tcof isTa iNna Usl
ale Nrbettcu burds metne siecueu panee 9steh,
az Rspdra uren, fcwte irnftgs MftdaeAroeren msFFN re
" 81 s,t = GLsS. 3un4bnBn.
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S6 baltimore Nrbeiter>Nercin.
Slniei0c.

Ga To tds frdbcr pn s SuH0tuG eefdbrts 9parbtnss
bauS, Sc. "A 5ao GutaWtr., ~ubernrmrten, unp nun dut's
BeRe TIA be}uCmitc etng rtbter babe, esiGaee tb MIR aH;uJCt~
aen, bGB n0d, metrsrs l0lter Bearers Eet mir plat fnsen.
5dr. 8ute &p6c unp treMnpI9e 5eOtenuu9 miro SaraHttrt.
WpNGrb ReHter.
= 3uGletD fnSeu aud RsiicRpe bic btltBfe unp bette
81 rfrokr,e yJH .
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'O3 Bs,ti as "''"7 ''' &t4& Sunstabn.
Sfffce SeS s}OorS Of GOntrpl mub GeDictp.

Baltimore, ben 3. GcpsntSef 1893,
IS pfrt hermit betannf genGGt, caB bic SlGsf, pe pen
aaeNcucatss 5ert4t ~eRtDGiten, Der IN ueSeFetnItmmuH8 NIL
Der Srbpnnau3 genta6t IL, idutene; o@the SToonnani sur
CScnIr raj abIGaBuae uHb gum &fefenteHt pGn StIstSum IN
SCr StdDt saIttmGrt," eenetmt9t en 20: ~ta' ioSo . eni
'WubItfum sur SrhmtndtIph WtLpEE Hpnhe
N r B N IN Ger pntrolsurse0tfte NpToof"&ae Sn N0rtb"
.mnD Easeits it,. am ~. gfrr;. ;. =: nno ptien sletSsn msreeH
GS tSoH6 wabrenS btetsr 3et IN Ben Stdn6sn bDn 10 ukr
Wprrt' unS 4 ubr Na6m. periaa nein, nm SeiG@erben uub
NppsGattpnen binidtItD Der trSsitNFh aNthententS eUt9eSsns
,uuebnsn rns 81 srlsotsea. o4+..,
g1pp22, Sdn22 MIMI SfaFDsnt es Seafp ~. Hrp u.
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Gofe ann Werfonf al 6 @!8. las Hulbel.

Die @dsltat 6 omYaeatg pUa Baltimore gerIduft g@rts" ~
,tnem berabaelebien @se,fs, 6ss oS cn ichr ttltass Hf eot"
TeuermnaSs Bacterial fur RpbJfan u1b 6ar9ee &C.
uHoer wersen hurftC. MtaR OcriTte IS.
Npp20 1mtia& SCfepb 5rFnH, seer.
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8eibnabtSs uiio MISUNDERSTANDING
fir Oeutidllnn

Nuftrd6e fir 8eiCr8una son 9adeteF Unb @elbauSSablnn'
en- mad tr9enb etRCT Srt IN GcutiSiGnb, &ci6teE Unb rcf
3Gweti fur sGeitnattenp 6er Jteuiabr SeTEn1rnt, iperSsn rOni
.nteTsei4netcu satsegcu 9enentmen urb tur as reGtjttt4e
.tutsentn 9aranttrt, lpboIo ictbc bjs gum 80. Roebr. mir
perpen. " II 5Gmtbt,
Hppl7sS Ir. 50 9tpr;b WanitrGfe.
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& eAc4cap5e1}ea2 NSsecE1riG)fcn

&E&c$t G5}ejEGR sE22 %3GsGGxbC&tDfGEG
&ff'@ttitt EteAr - oIttmct gHeder.1
70 afhington, 80. yfcp. SER 6p,lDtD.
anler Mioiaer in Wferico, 1T beute Tier age,
t0minen ; eDenIo RaalOm9 1afnaIl, Der Den
51Fanli6en Sertra9 uuO OepeIhen De8 bctti
gen y, St. GoninlS Olrri8 mitbrl10t.
Die Jle9terun9 wtrD Dem GcngreB empfeb=
len, re XGnoereien in lliaD untsr benz VerfuuI5s
rcdte i'll cen Wiarft gu ~bringen uuO tie 0apurt
Der 4nijeolun3 gu esHilncll<
Nem Oorf, 80. Mop. Ger DampIer
) Il Ill Ill c II u lit nit g~OHDontr NadrIdten
big gun! 10. Jipp. 9ler uuBefoulIHeu. Oleielben
ltnD Durd Or europa IberbDit.
8ranounollicf eireS GUuntpe efan9niiieS.
NamjttOn, W p, 20 gtOD. D18 Dtas
0II on Gcuntp @ei1nsntB ga Wto1rIarllle 9jn9
2ll Scnnt13 Dtor8ea Ii! 6tammen auf. So
ldBen gel10c 8e8ca 20 NerioleI in Oct Sail ;
lie wnroen lepob cite mobi5ebalten berau89es
bra4t uno map Spracuie abBefibyt. Wtau
Btanbt, oaB l1a 0efanJenen Die Sail in 8rano
ItcGten, III oer 0cftung, Dap es ibnen in Dem
GulnuIt 9~eiln9eu pitr0e, 81 entflleDen.
BbtlaOctpbta, 80. JioD. Sci Der
oura Den Auetrjtt UDn @laucp JDne8 untbmens
Dig 8elp0rcenen Gpe}lal. @on4rsBpabl in BerTS
81, lit nad) ben bi5DtriBen ySa1riaten Die Sp
petition In 0orlGe!le.
RPtla0elpbiQ, 80. g{op. Der EroscB
pe8 &bonla5 NuIbone, frubereu &ralipenteu Der
PennigiNanl1 Bluf, beslnn beute. @r 1T ou>
8ttl13L l'A nil DEM @Iert oet 8aut, S. u.
y~telD9all, gum 8elruB peri6woren gu baben.
GolumbIa 30. 9ipp. Genatocpabl in
SuOr&utoilra. Ste fam d0d) tanner Mot IA
! 5ianoe. BsIm legten Ballot Bate Apams AZ
0t., J(Dett mar 5urud5e3oyen DogDen, &eltt bat
Ite u 81.
Nolumbia> @, G., 80. 9}crbr. Die
@rano Surp fano feline antla9e 9e8en Die
Wtlnnl4aft ps5 SflaUeniAilTe8 yGto." Nm
Wfortl8 miro Der Bettbai0i9er p~erlelben tpabrs
lAetnlsh aui tbre 6rellaliung anlra9er, w1be
reno ite Der y. St Inipalt leltgebatten wllieu
lDlll.
WtemPbt8, 80. NpU6r. Ole 2ittle Sod
I&lIenbabn lpurpe bente nod, WtlDIlon erofnet
Iu8ultu Il, 80, 9top. Syeiie II. So. 5el9en
InI AlrblIe Jie9ilter an, DAB bic JicgIerung Dem
no9 9ljcar1gua beltjmnteu @u,iBrlnteulbifI Die
@lar!rnn8 rer'pelJert babe uro poB ceBbalb Die
&lf2toelieer Ibr Yei0 3uriiderbllten Ipueu.
2GufuuFt Ser l~IcbcrlauDpplt.
ct Enul0, 20. Wov. Die lIeberlanopcit
MI 5erI4t,u ppll 1. 9topbr. ut 9eltern Nl4t
ein9et,ofIen.
PAS S'erlidt 0jng, e6 lei 3nii6cn elmer Gin
5agl 6reiplll3er unter Gen. &lDbe uno elmer
Slnoe 3uO,0uer in Rt1matb @runir 81 eineu
@eledt 9efpulmen. i'll pel1en 4 SaoIaner 9es
.toot1t unp s 8ef1u8eu 9enomnen woroer, ipdb>
relD ton cen Soluntaren @luer oui Dem Blaee
8eblIeoeu Jet.
Sic SOutbpaR QSasenftraee.
Ct. &cutS, 20. 9too. S. Us. Sanoer.
superintendent Der SoptbpoB 8u9enItraBe,
lan8te 91Itern bier an, I'M lih na4 @aibln9tcn
gu b~e8cpcn, no CT 8eri4t ~erltatteu uno cine
lluterptijun8 tUt Au8WanDerer, Die lid Der &C.
nannten SuoBe beDlenen wrllen, ~obi0llen miro.
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SNruhGuc.
0gltSei1e,

Nttt Gel eardrtt3er Iumner 81 Str Rem Jcrter SRI
mtu0is5ettuH9 tcgtnnt Die neIe Deutfp~drerttdttibs
Sri9indl. Nc5eae sen otto 8upptuS rDds yer
md2tnte eeS YfbIGrs", sOroUf ale Treu1pe elmer 8us
ten uup ~septesentn Srnathseleiurs aufueriiam 8saa4t
perbCn,
Die Grtmtroi. Setting ptrb ieocnt Gtonrenten am 5yetGa
Deer SdmtdG tns puus eeltefert. Yrcis 7 GtS. Elm Sh!as
Hes SInbeS iCl8t be traGtgeue QtGiute: y&cr Rta0ara'
cratic.
5terusr e~m9febie i'd Bic + Il m tIteabT tier fur Sic &rT.
StdatfH, ene jarfrirte 2ScdeHi6rtft fWt uuterb1irura, Be-
lsb tuug, pdusli4cs uno pfeatltdtG Qcbc1. Creis s cts,
W. u. 9 bmtst
N9Cnt fur bic &rtratnal- 3eituu3 GEb 8aattite0bid'ter.
9rNoT 13Jo .r. ~ RNryh tEor1-
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itoent BEG Gouieil, IN gum Marineminifer err
nau1t mor0en.
Oetret6. Das gu gbren 02aceBfp'8 or
rthtete Wlpnunlent lit am -. int. IN @eaennort
oes Suffers uno elmer 0reBe1 Wten8e p0n gu,
ldaueru entbilt ncrben.
Bel9ten.
Die belgiihe Summer Der Osputitten bat
Tiit Die NntDcrt ouf bic 9teCe pcs G6nto8 nit
SO 8e9en 9 9%eitimmt Die Stjnmabaabc mar
Don 9roBer AuTre9ut9 ~begleitet unO eini0e ron
Der Oppoittlon entTernteu Ith aus Der Sammer.
Stdlten.
Sin GeleQrarum aus Wailanb meloet. bar
bic neue Qnleibe fir Die Wfilitdrau8tebun8 bort
cine betrddtliAe @ibrunB berDrrtule.
@panten.
Wabrio, 6te tag. Die 8Gat9in wirD
Die @crteS in Betlon e%r6ffaen.
Die fran30llAe 6regatte &beppbile lit in bsr
9tdbe ron @abl} unter8eBan9en aAt 4erIonen
lInD babel utn9efoinmeu.
Ote III ertcani d c : rQ0e. Sc mar
cas- 0erldt Derbreitct, Dag Die J}e9ierun8 Der
Ser. 81, tire ~&inpjQiqung barin erfldrt babe,
oaB 9panien NIT bewafineter 0enalt BON Weri>
co @enu9tbuung ~lot0c1e.
Snoten.
Die BomboppOt pom 25. Oft. mar in Gn9s
iano eln8etroiIen. Der Grf0nis Don Delbi
mar BON einer &3corte na4 Calcutta sebtatt
mCrcen.
O{an crlDartete, oaR bic Ecoflomation, III
nelbey bic britiIdje Serene bic oiredte 6erriGait
nber 3noien ib%ernimmt, au 4. Nou. befaunl
8emad}t peroen ipiirpe. Wfan traf aroB1rtige
VCrberelturQen nm Ga6 Grei0niG uGa1ibIt feits
lIG 81 ~bc3eQeg,
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(aus or iubbeuii etn crrelprH0eaa Der 2trU.
gCtftr Mbenesre.)
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-13
A CRADLE SONG.
by J. O.. HOLIDAY.

Who can tell what a baby thinksf
who can follow the gossamer links,
BY which the nannikin feels his way
Out from the shore of the great unknown,
Blind, and wailing, and alone,
Into the light of day?
Out from the shore of the unknown sea,
Tossing in pitiful agony
or the unknown sea that reels and rolls,
Spocked with the barkS of little souls
Banks that were launched on the other side,
And dipped from heaven on an ebbing tide!
What does be think of his mothers eyesf
What does he think of his mothers hairf
What Of thecradle'roof that flies
Forward and backward through the ART
Now he thinks he'll 60 to sleep
/ can see the shadow creep
Ger his eyes in soft eclipse,
Ger his brow, and over his lips,
Out to his little finger tips
Softly sinking down he goes
Down he goes! Down he goes
See He is hushed in sweet repose
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-13

dinginess here. The edi6ce was built on the Phil.
adelphia style, having q large dining room back Of
tho two parlors and noble kitchen in the rear Of
airy and pleasant bed rooms above ftairs, were
probably adorned with q better quality Of funrni'
ture than was owned by the governor Of Penusyl
vonia. Everything was in perfect order, and al
though the locksmith's wife was somewhat uppish
in her notions, | coon perceived she was a capital
housekeeper, and that my friend was proud of bis
house, proud of lis wife, and proud of his two sons
who had come from boarding school to spend the
vacation. | found that these lads were quite in
%telIigent, and that they were both intended for the
learned professions. While one Of them enter
tanned me with some music on a parIor organ, the
worthy smith begged me to excuce him for a few
moments, after which he reappeared in perfectly
clean linen and a suit of dainty black. We supped
at q table spread with the utmost profusion, and
in the evening some company coming in, CONVEX
sation and music filled up the passing hour. !
was deeply interested, and concluded that my
wife's cousin" the locksmith and bell,hanger, was
a wise man, and that unwittingly he had discover
ed the true philosophers stone. Daily work was
to him as necessary as his daily bread, and the toll
of the shop only served to enhance the pleasures
and recrcations of n refined and happy bone. On
taking my leave, | realized that | had been taught
n valuable lesson: Employment is the healthful
lot Of life, and he that would seek happiness in q
state Of perpetual repose betrays a profound igno.
rance Of the benetcent avs which govern his be.
inc.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-13
From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
MY WIPES COUSIN.

Some time ago, l called on q cousin of my wife
Who resided in the city Of Philadelphia. l bad not
seen him for a long time, bat having understood he
was in aHuent circumstances, l was little prepared
for the condition in which I found him. Tbaodgh
infoI nation derived from a Philadelphia directory,
went to one Of those alleys with which that city
abounds and found his name on a sign'board, as-
ISOLATED with that of another man. over q dark and
dingy shop. The Sign purported that they we're
Iocksmiths and bell hangers; also that locks were
repaired and keys fitted. Without ceremony
walked into the gloomy recess, where there wac a
blacksmiths forge. and where, among several mus
cular.looking men, up to their armpits in work
was "my wife's cousin" lie received me most
cordially. and for a moment interwitted fling q
huge brass key on which he was engaged, and thu
shske of my own dexter by one Of his broad Draw
nv hands l can liken to nothing nearer than thu
shock of q yourg earthquake.
Take a seat, take a seat" be observed, "snt
Just as soon as | finish this key we'll make track
or home"
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%cotin,ry; whence Carthage drew her wealth. In
Central Africa they had tive very well.defned
seasons. In the hottest weather he had ever
known south Of the desert the Thermometer mark,
ed 97}. There were no great fIeshets. as tho rains
were gradual. lie had never seen n swamp Of an
acre in extent in or about Yoruba. lie had found
canoes sixty feet long and five deep, quite capable
Of crossing the Atlantic. lie had seen q hori
which be was told was taken from q sorrel deer-a
small black horn, curving backward. Other stories
of tailed men, formed women and four eyed men
convinced him that the Arab travellers had the
most elastic imaginatious known among men.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-13
From Mssseys England during the reign Of George III.
HOW THEY GAMBLED IN THE DAYS OF
OUR GRANDFATHERS.

The vice which, above all others, infested Eng
lish society during the greater part of the
eighteenth century was gaming. Men and women,
the old and the young, beaux and statesmen, peers
and apprentices, the learned and polite, as we'll as
the ignorant and vulgar, were alike involved in
the vortex of play. Horse racing, cock fighting,
betting of every description, with the ordinary re-
sources of cards and dice, werst he chief employ.
ment of many, and were tempered with more or
less by almost every person in the higher ranks OF
life. The property clubs-White's, Brooks, Boo
dle's-were originally instituted to evade the stat
ute against public gaming houses. Every fashion
able assembly was \ gaming party. Large balls
and routs had not yet come into vogue. A ball sell
dom consisted of more than ten or twelve couples,
and the practice of collecting a crowd Of fine
people tc do nothing, is an invention of recen,
date.
When a lady received company, card'.ables were
provided for all the guests and even where there
was dancing, cards formed the principal part o
the entertainment. Games of skill we're seldom
played. Brag, crimp, basset, om5re, hazard, com
merce, s~padille-the very names of which are hard
ly known to the present Observation-Disclosures tn
eAClteHcnI U pay, hno euuDitu pcOpioo iuepio
to win and lose their money without mental effort
Whist was not so much in vogue until a later peri
cd and was far too abstruse and slow to suit tn
dopraved taste which required unauthorized stimu
lants. The ordinary stakes at these mixed assem-
blies, would at the present day, be considered hig
even at clubs where a rubber is still allowed. TIL
consequences of such gaming were often still NOR
lamentable than those which usually attend cue
practices. 1t would happen that a lady lost NOR
than she would venture to confess to a husband
father.
Her creditor was probably a fine gentleman,
she be became indebted to some rich admirer f
the means of discharging her liabilities. In eit
Q err event. the result may be guessed. In the or
} case, the debt of honor was liquidated on the O.
> principle of the law merchant, according to whit
there was but one alternative to paymentin purs
d In the other there was likewise but one mode
t which the acknowledgements of obligation by a I'll
G woman, would be acceptable to a man of the worl