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MIurEfustfe.

IlcDtpI, per.@aQ. 81 Cts.
. Butter, bste S1Sptn rs sents per vp s@labes 1871. don
butter 16-18 Gt6.
30 b nsa, per 5ulpsl tla : 15o.
Grader 5 Gents per plumb.
Grbfen, 1925 Der S1d q Bulb.)
5tf@e, MadareI. MOL sic 50-l7 pr 100 .. ;EOtD. 2
$t4-15; DO. 3. sre6e 10 1890; ottO tleine $5.62A.
rau&ette DOa 30-40 per Boz; 9 d a , per 6ab $3.50
= StOdttiS g per Y plump 81 5Oas; ,.r.. ,...,a
6T-S ROGtaen, $s,25|3,5o pr Dor; Datfts1lsS
ss&S.; gstssa S re Gs, pr vi. &sttatssa
tsbe m, $50 GentS per plumb.
Ssgars, gisnent Il : per gf, @sltsn tO-1OH, ORin
SsetTsr 5AE594, g6astataa6 65-6S, Yfsfsr tOA-lOA
9uanO, YeruuiGailaer 22l7 plumb $62 So.
Wpps, per Tonne SD.
y etrGtbe, nielsen. rptter 145 -152, weieer gutter 150-
Corn petbss 1916, seIbss 1876 6.
3Gfer, @tr8. unh Niarpl. 46-4S, pennL. SO Gts.
$ dS @' astm n g Ssa Ssa "a ST. s4s--t Ssn ME- sS s1a@G
SSSsStts' per- at . ~ 81 SSstn s, l . I! s.it, aetrudnete t4-ls g
y aaf amertfauti8sr per 2Onne $l15-l5O, AtaniaG per
plumb z GtS, rulfiher Der Ipnne $40.
&artUfteln, Wereer per Satpsa $3.50 Cts, gems uli%e
ga Tee Nio fair per 9tanb ~, atO gut 1lA, EXTRA IA
Saoa11H, ~Aasua9ra 111a-.2 Sta.
8 ifsf m en-. sO.a5
RopIen, fetne 8Crfbas8 per IOnnt So. so, &un Of the W1tne
1913, gump S4.25, Georges Greet ade SOrlen S.. 90
$40 4at9ractts fur Stabtsebraud $~5,00-$5.25. &Otb.
Mub s6etBalAea- unO Baltimore @Ompaente 1926 $50.
6 he r @tti SOBIen per Plumb 3o-31 Sts, GOanfrq sUbe
25-27 Gts. ROasb Sftrttns z4-25 Cts, Spantl6 Sob
GpuaIrp @tibtrr, f6war3 22-26 Cts, ODerleber rauD bas
fed $3-4.5O. &alpfeae bds Dubenb $l2-20
Mbamanttne per #S 18M-lG 6. 6erati&e Sperm
800 Gts, Sperm 3d. Cts, WfOulo (~SeSOfeneJi Q6efI
11-13 Cts, 30 @ttp Is Gts
130, better las Cts.
Dc pInffes, NewsO rleans fair BITS prtma per @aapne 4tM
AZ @ts. &nba zs-3O 9ts, wtuScSpabU $50 Cts, YUrtO
Ncp 1876 Cts.
W sblt 5Owarblfr. Reues per 5a6 $i.25 Gitu N1ias So
Super SbtD $5.25 9Owarofr. @rtrd $6,75-7.2 % &ttp
@rtrG $751; B1ltp. SANITY $500, Baltic. @rtrd 81.
50, RD88en $4.62, 8UrnmebI BalttrnD. per 100 pfunb IS,
70. GOuntp So 81. Eraubpwttn 4,12%
R a Is, ptr 8ufpel S
Ell, Gperm per @aaOne 81. 25-f.35 Common gBbale 65-
20 Cts, patent 7O-75, 9nrh-Oel7o 80 Gts. Qstnfan.
men.Sel rs &ts.
UrDutftpnen. gesf per 100 az $14-15. M,6.VOrt $1s,
so. @er6udeltes SGweiaeHel1; Sdnlter per $P ~
Cts, Setter 10 Cts, S6tntet IU1a-13 s.
ungerGu6erteS S6weineFetl0; S1ulter 3 Cts, Set.
ten 9N@tS. QGno 1M-13.
Nu M 9m Jeldnb per Sa4pne $3.50 &ts.
" ets, peer vi Az 4tS.
sab, Wronb @lunt per Cad 80 Cts, Warl6aa's $t.S5
Mfbtpn's $t.40, Iurts SsIanb 1915 &ts.
Strpb, NOeeen per Ipnne $10--12, QDat5en SIS.
BdIttmprt ben %. S1uuar 1859.
5prup, iudB. ertra per GalCne AZ BIS 40 @tS.
ct 4 tie, pP 81 BITS 65 Gts.
Galg, per +F 10H Cts.
ST IN tbpfdGmen, $~2-212-2S7
IA ba d per $P "A bis 80 GtS.
70 per +S 81 bis 81 Gts.
aDbtstep Gitp unb Qanb per @alUne 25% 6 Obts 26.
8uder, NewsSrle0ns per 100 $ 1925 bs 900, yortR
lRtcu, $~7.50-6.75, Cuba $7.-762 @afFnirter Buder feb
tK ben OrrfGtebenep . rabsu ONn M-12Mi e mad dual
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I6efinoliden @elbeS uno @ebGfes {RRden) bee
raubt. Sr. 2amb leete it9 Oaber in Ger ytadt
BON uorseltern auf 9eltern i'll ben Dtnterbalt nno
e8 9elan3 ibnt, einen Suugen Namen6 Scbn
9iepnolpS ab5ufalleu. Oerlelbe 6ffnete ben
W1Sen NIT einem S1lil1el uuo bate nlebrere
falide Sdliflel uno anoere Dieb8perf3eu5e bel
lih. Or. Qlmb braAte i'm nad Der meltli9eu
Slutica unp Suffice 2o9an idifte ibn in Sr
man9lun8 BON Slr9lNaft nad Der 3atl.
Gin bru4Brer u d. Oonnerlt1g frib
puroe elm Verlu9 9emaht In Die WcbnI
bduier bon 6ranci5 u. @rnp9 uno @bas. S.
Wc@ubbln, Nr~ 229 uno $50 Nlaquitb. nabe
@bewltr, eiuSubreden. Shon batten Die 6dus
Der einen Ql0en Der Riide erbrp1cn, ale 6r1u
Wc@ubbil eripad)te uno Qirtn mahte, norauf
pie 0fduber lid idleant9lt Oriften. @S mar
Ibneu nidt 9elunBen, etwl5 gu rauben. Die
Poll5ei blieb trOB pes 0elAreteS Der Srau un<
Iidtbar.
Das Sdiff 6lOru WcOonatb,
Capt. @alowell, oa8 in einem Sturnle 70 arg
3u9eri6tet muroe, flm rorseltern Nbeno, De-
ldleppt ucn Dem Sdleppoampfer Maior Bre.
merton, bier an. SIS muroe BON etnem Sturme
mad ct. 2bOutaS perldlu5en, mo es reparirt
murpe uno NAT i'm @an5en beinabe Elm babies
Sabr BON 2lrerpcol unterwe98.
Der Damper Baltimore 1T nun
10 melt 8eboben, Dap oas Oed uuO Elm 1beil DeS
Nutnpfes uber 8aler (tebt, ST miro uddlte
Wode bleber 9ebradt, replrirt unD Damn Dierer
unselduult our 6abrt 8wiideu bier unO 5aOan,
nab Uerweapet meroen.
Staotratb. - N6enO DeS 16. IprIl.
Der erlte 3Ueis palirte elne OrDOaun5, Delde
ben Detective ~clt3itten bic udmlide 9ewalt
Uerltibt, wie ben sewSbuliden YOli5ilttn, naa
mentltd Die 9ewalt Der Serblftua9. Sn cem
Bweiten 3wei5e maroe oa8 Announcement bean
tra9t, oaB AUDI Die @ruenrun9 Der Oetectlp
PcIi5Ilten Der Seltdtisnn9 Seiten8 oeS Staot>
ratbeS gu unterbreiten lei. OieIeS Mmenoe
meut fel aber ourd unO wuroe Der San5e @e
s~enitano oann uuf Wlontas Ueridoben.
Der erite 3wei9 fuBte ben BeldluB, an ben
5taat cas- Anluden gu i%telen, DAP er tdniti9 Die
4u59abeu llr Den Gtu6uJ leiuel Steuern leLblt
b~eitreiten iOQte. Der 8pelte j3weiS itimmte Diea
ler 0felolutlon bel.
8eiDe .3m>ise uertasteu itA bis WOntas.
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Der 3euge Wa9nec iaate oann nod aus,
oaB ers natoem er oa8 SdlcB ppn Der 8croers
l9are leneS Sauie8 we9senonmen, Elm anoerea
S9lOB an o~erlelben an9etrudt babe.
S0bn N. Saulb uub Booze
Se5eu9'en aufS Selttnmteite, oaB Yenoletou ben
oels9l 8aO' oas S3loB we95uaebmeu uno Elm
ne1eS an oeilen Steue gu ltBon.
Weo. y. 8udteD: SifleS iei bluff
9sm, l'p O'" gu GonUul ltonen lteigernoen An4
tauen bon Aufresun9 unterwurfeu aemelen.
0etd1 lode pa Ponte'S lei 9. 70 auser Itb aes
lpelen, oaB er Ietne &leiber 5erriR. Ser 2eaae
TT eth Stu0lensenul5e BON Sifles.
Se1ieS Gam Iab Geb an leilem 1poeS.
fa8e ebentau0 Dor benz Sifles'jden Saule.
Uoalor Ooptln8 fab &ep am Monta1
uno DtlttmO9 Dor ieinem TcOe leiu 5adtud,
ldUenten. Seloe Scale fam SSrau Sidle8 bolo
Oatanl petaae uno j3euae fab liz naGber auf
Der 2reppe pes Saule in Der Is. Ctr.
Sron NancD 8rown lab Seb am
Wftttwo4 r0r lelnem Gooe in oa8 Saus ia Der
Is. Str. binetnseben.
@ebllfSItaatSanpalt Carlisle protefirte oes
gen oleleS 3eu9niB, oa es lia lest niAt um @be.
brud b1nole.
Der Sertbelot9er 8raob ernioerte, Sen iei
I'M all oeS @bebrudS - lpie Da8 @eleB ben.
leloen rerle9e Setootet moroer. Die Yers
tbeIoI3uu9 Tonne ben 9elDeis fiibren. BAH Sch
n elnen Serb1ttniB beltdnOigen @bebruG8 nit
6rau SidleS selebt.
W erbob ltb nun Elm enOIc[eS iurioilAes
0e6ante o%1rlber, ob oa8 3euguiR Der 5Srau
Q Omn al8 SplDen5 Oe8 ebe0rederilhen AfteS
3uldllt9 iei.
ga @On5ert.- Qeute Nben0 QrcRes
@on5ert IN eer pSlbertp 0aue," Qi6ertpifraRe
auS9ttibrt Don Sapt. 8oulnot's WfulifsGpr y
% 9on5ert. Da8 muliftiebenoe
publlfun MAIDEN pir c~arauf aufmertlam, bah
leoen Abeno in Der vWalbinstpn Safe" eio
8t0Bes ecn6ert, auS9efiibrt BON Dem beriibmten
baltimore Sertstt," ituttftupet.
B8" @on5ert = Seoen @am1taq uno
Wtcnta9 AbenO 9roBe8 2rioe@ou3ert in Der
Nedonic8 5aue. gtO. l52 Belt 8apettefr.
NSg Gonaert. = Seoen Samlt1a uno
WontaS 3rio4@on3at in 9dreuber's 6Otet.
9eo. 19 q. 6reperifIt /
80 @Cn3ert. = Sepen Dienltaa une
Sonuerlta8 aben0 DTriOsG oa5ert", unter Der
seltnn9 oes 6rn. Yereid, in Der ar6eiterbuQe,
NO. 5 9. 6reOeriffr.
S@ @u8en . 1onin9 8 au8ae3eit
hsten o4webti@ glitter, ~subereifet aus g6iaariuSe
en- nntTHSlt0eS Vtltte!, sfsen Ge5erbel1werben, 6elbfubt
Osspepts, unOsrbaaIt@tett, @erpenl&wd@s, 4ab ma, @erpt 4.
nant9s'tsn anp alen aus einem in un0rDnune a~erattsnsn
N lBen entHepsnoen &rantgeiten, lit AL so &ents Ste tlaih II,
sO'tdufsn tn Der OfRes gBeders.
N Or. - napnes 2ulammenaelebte
WtlOtrrf1en.5 prpp geiit pOrtreTiiG bdrtnddtaeu 6a1ten. @r
~taItahgea, 8iutfpeien, neutrality-suspicious., QeberbeiGper.
zen, aleeIH unS auffrisen IN Der aeble, R9rsatpn sftit uab
ondpaten, toWtt a4s 1rauthetteu oS 6al(es uno Der tRsbls
9e. oraf oSst Der eaa5s., Oisle 4rSnet renist susleia unb
Der ONCE Oto iDtfer III 81 per * IofGe.
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Dr Tunont8 opIbene YiIen.

Nnb eines Ser beasn uub erfplareidfenM r;neimttteI fur arau.
euiranibetten. sic fnb mad benz @ecspt etnes ~tsthtmten unb
eelNidteu Mr,tss ~prGparirt us gang tdrticler Natnt. 8teIs
rsime 3en oriafe ppn relpe ItabIenperfpnen befnben Hm In in.
ben Der @ta{ntbimer. : stswetbtn bur6 BITE game linton let
alien ohtbsren Apptbettra rerfnufts unb Fb bttr tn Baltimore
an baben Bet 6ctb. 5anee, Sp. 408 Balttutsrenr. unb Smse.
Der ans Co.. Ode BON Gtarles- unh prattRr.
Dte|e Wiutn werbeu ae8eR Gininbuns BON n orHScn
Naenten. al bts @eaeler mtt Der Npa p~srfanbt.
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DaucD'8
Magical Pain Extractor,

WdSICdI dIH LAII dCGUI~
RtemdlS 1T cine Gntsefane lit Der Dfdterial Nieoain ee.
rhn&t wOrben, wpburh Der 5Gmrri 70 fd .el seftlt pfrp
unb no Gpeile in farfcr @ntsaa suns fu raid In loren nafur r.
Itnfn 3ufdnb 3urHdOebra6t G6er g8unOen unb @efdrlre 70.
pDlfpnmen aebei!t werben unb babd teine glarben Dber f. I.
ateen S&dOsn surudee lafeu, all burd Daasp's rnGsifGfn
SGmerS. Yertleer.
Bet 66nttlra, Bnnben, gerrtnfunsen unb BraafGen
duen, benen 6tnber intmer unterUCrIen lnc = lit bR GEtr.
IIuns 90 dGten . aaeBfGeu GdHfvts- g}efiH6fr5 tthrafr Bic
ielbe gDte Sttl S6mer5en um0 Qetnen tSnnten nint bar&
otsits Wtittel %pefttnbett Uerben. Sa feIbft bas Qeb en- bangs
Stt DaDoa ab, ob Der aGts DalepsGrtrsrt Bet Der 5an5 II.
8ebenf etnSu@etfen mir erIaube un9 fur beren gDabrtdt ~
mid perantwDrtIt1 baltic.
&eta Uau pet Serbrennun8en unb 0erbribunaen utna er
npa 70 bebtutenb fetn, bat ientals ben ouwtrfenS en-. nnfer.
tradsnSsn unp eetIenbsn @tsenlaafen BON Ollrp'S Sdmer-
jenSs@er lger nj erfanben.
Derlelte IL MUIR d&t, wenn bic Sda&tel Elm tn Stabl asfc.
&enee &ttanstte NIT Der Ssenatur SDu 6. q. @bIfpmes
nno y D., @t9enteunier, uS 3enry OdtIep, Tabrtfart
bat.
Treis 25 Cts. fir bic cd sftel.
No. Der Ne9te uirb Seriauft BET Sttt g. sane,
1O8, 2DeR.SalttmDrefr SID.
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Ieinen ala 0ei(miftel.

% n.5. WItmGn's a6tf Senaa.3etsen- tOnHsn 6tm
SO pfreb nnb aae anbern, aus elmer lnOrpnana os @srears
un8sfy mems entfanbenen Rrantbeiten ~rupfO9len. uerDtH.
lDa(btnat ton Hnb su BADEN In Baltimore fur % Cts. per
cd dbtel betl
Sh4,s Sstt 9. 5anee, Rp.EiO3. 8aIsmSrsfe
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SH0t11tIteUuIuIIGC
dufaenDmmen, befdbist bte 5eraussebtr, bt- 8sttuns NIT Der
am 13. Nprtl erl6elnenoen 1. Summer
be8 3. Sabr9an9eS
b~tbeutenb III %SergrSBern unb Iaben MIR surn REQUIREMENT elm.
Die IS a mtIteublGtter perben ~fOrtfdbren bem ae.
ktlOetsn QtisrfretS muir thinner bas 8eae ;u bteten. Oas YER.
er6serte Jprrnat befd9tgt uns ben Sntalt beoeutenb su Der.
nnebrsn unO bte Observation-Disclosures" aud btnltdtIlb Der Nuan.
tttdt Der sebpttnen 3ettire, ben 6r5bten VIdttern Mnertla's
eletdtufsaeu. Mn retter &uSRattnme unb aebteeenem SIN.
bale aepen fe beretts ldueh lbtr ieter onbtrsu Iiterarti@en
@rtAetnuna
Die u6amitenbldtter enttnlten in lsber Numntr metrere
boa ben beaen &antlern anee ftrttete
Slultrotlcnen
nnO tOiten nur 8 Gts. bic e~tnseIne RUNNER Ober s. i6brIt&
tn Borausanbluna.
Assntar tn 1aIttmUrt 0b. %. Or. G&mtbt. SIS q. Oayar.
tn aDaiptn8trn .. 6. VI. Grlel, 444, z. Str.
3eranseeber; DfIttep unb @amt6,
Ma3O.S1 $50 Nprtb WtltamRr. 0ttn.ycrf.
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tet paren anp 9ebetIt rDurben.
Bemerten8DertbeIte Ruren.
GSeat Baas, NO. 81 .. Shdrpnr.. ruurbe BON Ghwabsr, n,
llGte, RetpGtt6t unD 1uperoaul dfett eebft v
g0m. 3, gitmmD, $50, Ne. 175 OF 6apetteRr., ru,be MN
SGrdhe bes 9an3en Spferhs gebetIt;
Ybtnsas S. Seadam Don Neip-yUrt, ga. wurbe BON :7i6b.
rissr Dpsperlte gebetlt; !. ""4
SAwGbe;l
Srua Jerrau 0On NnidDeIuus 6ss 8dutse unb Der oaI..-
Der, Nahtf6weiB unb 5aHen;
s. 40 gtntDa, Seab!prb, ga Spa esbsrtranfteit u. ldI,b,
tent Blute; '
W.5 hilbert, SO Is SaO t%asafr, Baltimore, pn DE.
p9pfa, GebsrbeiArcrben IN Shrintel;
Die Erau Oa S. 3. at ~, So. as NsGfrd6e son g,ssnsss,
rnh nernnfer &hnGde. -. -. NPlPNu
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Sine anDere wunDerbare Sur.

Baltimore ben 8. Nov. 1854.
Meta 5errI Sc seretGt mir ;un gH6en geranToen' 81.
ae5 bic aneeroreentltHe BUR, welAe Or. GGaImes,s Tinftur
az neither frau perbtssfnbrt. ratt8utpsilsn. 50 fnb fest
Wfsn1te Der, fettbem raetne Jrnr DDn SySpepfd, QeberIdabso
unO S3winbsl ersriHeu wurlt. 90 f6Ie@t mar tbr ausfeten
aab @eianebeits3ufano bas t9re aase dnStf&wraen, ibrr
g ghrs fS vss,g %m0 o sHrs % nar'n m mnaa @anl sSi1SS osSsu' glrOen.
sra in Der 8raa, TN Naden, 5sri9Ias, tttttae 5anerssn I'M
2Cpfe &c. ereriftn fe %SsrnaBfn, eas t3 fe aufsat; tie uar 70
iDnnte. I'm .iefe 3ett wurbr zines BON GbaIne r's yampbSle.
ten In mein 5aus esrorien unb Id marble un an!aet, BITE SIM.
sur BET meinfr 1rau einsr probe Su unterwerfen. SD fam IN
Wabr, cit IGsen baB nab benz @enule pes SnbaItes BON eFusr
5ldfte tie I'D beretts befer flbtt, lie balte refine SGner,en
metr, fpnnte wtsber enen unb mad benz Qenufe bes Snbnites
pDn s rstttrsn 8laiGen mar ft gang nisber b~eraefent.
N. 3. MIber
49, 49,. -..4 Gn &c nSnA y. nnLc
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HerpDIe Grdnfbeiten.

CIR Chalmers Gefunbbetts. Ginftur befbt etne besnnh,,.
6eIiroft fur Ner1enfranftetten. Ole retniet bas BIut Bon
BEN per6erbItaen S6ften unb trafti8t bic wteber, ttt 6urt Scr.
pentranfpeiten selitten taten. Die 3etIlrafte Der Einftur I'M
mabrbaft ~runberbar Hnb. BADEN f6 FER att bGuRa bcmfsfsm
Sdr6ne, Abmnttuyg unb GetensuberbruB nMb ieberaeit pnn
Ser ginffur aebttIt rOrben. Sn allen Jauen Nn Y2enrnfoic
Rcpfweb, 5drinbeI. RerYsnfGmetjen, 3er3tlppfen, a6n,IiHsrr
5mp6Ge, unluf an benz UngnH8e nit WRenlGen, reIioiEfsr.
aenbet, Scden i'm 8ppfe, 5iBe ta GeH&t, Qebe1snbernrm {
&c. til BITE Ntebi3fn nt pRne &rfplg Gebrapdt tuprben. 81
Ttnltur FIJI tt tn unglaublid turaer Heit 5eiluno herhs. ~
bat fdcn bGnfg @ebdnten an SebfnaOrb, NeflrEtunosn !.
~QDaEnHnn &c. Oertrleben. Die Ginftur fbrbert unb idpSsft -.
men Mppetit. irdfItet @siGnd&te uaO siebt benz Sranfsss neuss,
frtfhes Hebeu fpieber.
Sdpdde bes 9an3en @Alfems
tes BON QD m. e.. q m M 500. GisenttGmer.
5tasntS BON SttatnhV's bsrabmter rbsamattf&sr SaIbe.
Baltimore, 20. WGra 1854.
a5rn. 9. 5anse. - Gs esrsi&t mir sum 8r5bteu Werandarn
rnetn 4eaentB ben rteitn aneeren 81 @unfen Der belts.
Etnttur be5 Or. @baIner d%n3uretben. G1pn I6naere Qr,t
lit t6 an Nerrtn56m6de, Wdttigtett unD 5errIttune Der aon,
sen Natur. SD naprm nit tebert cage rnebr ab. gD6brenh
hteler Belt mar ids tmmer traurt8 uno mutblOe, unDh sdfe Sns
i'd ibneQ obaetrsn rplrbt, wesusoen i'd perf&te enc @littei =
Aen iene Rrantbett Gebrduhte. Ste pubten ale nthts. ST.,
unaefdbr 8 gDpden rtetben STE mtr, Or. Gbalmer,a Csssv,S
Bel s. tnttur IN eebranden. sd fDI8te Sbret Notbe cHrs
ietpH an etnen beheren @rfDlg, as BET ben ubrtaen W3itteIr :" ~
elanben. Denfen sic It'd nun rnstn @rfaunen, as tb fcnnp'
6e iH metn @ppettt t9sn mad Der Sueiten DpHs W rmebrs.
unb Id, nadeent tA launt cine 0laf6e amUmnen. bebeutenb
fdrter mnb trdftiser 8tworeen mar. SO rapIe mid nun SSnio
braelfelt, ee NIT gutsin Mppettt, nebnte ieben Tad AZ mnb Bin
tart eenug,r na tr9enb stnc Arbett su perrtdten. Die Einftur
Or. @balntf 20 bat tptrtltG QDunber bet mir aeMtrEt, ureinf
tttld uno tar, uno tt bin ue uu gsbUren. Sd
stalb alien Qetbenben btefe5 Wlittel TN bSGRen
@rebe. N. 8. Ntm nj o, So. 1888 8dpettehr.
Yrstsf OOper Alal6e, % 6lai4sn $3.50, siR babies Duseut
Slaf6en 5J.
gum GerIaufe Bet estp 6. 6anee. RO. 1Os BaltiHprear.
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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-08-04
The Secret Of Happiness.

The most common error of men and
women, is that Of looking for happiness
somewhere outside of useful work. 1t
has never yet been found, when thus
sought; and never will be, while the
world stands !, and the sooner this truth is
learned, the better for every one. If you
doubt die PROPOSITION, glance around
afaiing yonr fFienas and acq1iaint
and select those who appear 10 hag6 the
most enjoyment In life Are they the
idlers, or pleasure-seekers, or the earnest
workers? We know what your answer
will be.
Of all the miserable human beings it
has been our fortune, or misfortune, to
know, they were the most wretched who
had retired from useful emplOyments, in
order to enjoy themselves. Why, the
slave at his enforced labor, or the hungry
toiler for bread, were supremely happy in
comparison.
Earnestly would we press upon young
minds the truth we have stated. 1t lies
at the foundation Of all well-doing, and
well-being. 1t gives tranquility and
pleasure to the youth just stepping across
the threshold of rational life, as we'll as
to the man whose years are beginning to
rest upon his stoop-shoulders. Be ever
engaged in useful work, if you would be
happy. This is the great secret.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-08-04
A SIldIng.Seale of POllteness.

Count de Niewerke is celebrated for
the tact by which he marks by word and
gesture the degree of esteem or consider
alton due to the rank of his guests. To
indicate his success in this particular, it
is Familiarity said that Prince Talleyrand
must have taught him bis beet lesson, the
story connected with which runs thus:
Oneday Talleyrand had 30zen guests
to dinner, and after the s0op, be offered
some beef to his visitors. MY Lord
Duke" said he to one with an air of def
erence, selecting the best piece, "may
have the honor of offering you some
beef?" MY Lord Marquis . he said to
a second, with a gracious smile, "may l
have the pleasure of offering you some
beef!" To a third he said with an afable
air, "Dear Count, may l offer you some
beef?" With anamiable smile he asked
a fourth, Baron, will you take some
beef?" To fifth, who had no title Of
nobility, but was an advocate, he said,
mir. lie Conseiller, will you have any
beef" Finally, to the gentleman at the
bottom of the table, Talleyrand, pointing
to the dish with his knife, called out, with
a jerk of the head and a patronizing
smile, ga little beef ?'
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-08-04
Miscellaneous.
Variety Of Creation.

There are $4,000 species of plants on
exhibition in the Museum Of Natural
History of Paris. The whole number of
species IN earth and sea cahpol be less
than four Or Eve hundred hoIlsand -
Ehesss are aizes. freisl .sisibae fo-
rests ln a bit oil In0ldincss. iise lowering
trees Of Malabar. fifty feet In circumfer-
ence, and the banyans whose shoots cover
a circumference Of five acres. Each Of
these have a complicated system Of yes
sells for the circulation of its juices. Some
trees have leaves narrow and short, 9th
ers-aS the TALBOT of Ceylon-haye lea
yes so large that one of them can shelter
fifteen or twenty men. Some exuVlate
their leaves annually, as a whole robe,
leaving the tree nude, its bare stem tow
ering aloft, and It's branches spreading
themselves uncovered in the sky; while
the leaves of others drop off one by one,
new ones constantly growing in place of
the dismembered ones, and the tree re-
tanning its perpetual verdure.
There have actually been ascertained,
in the animal kingdom, about 81 ,0O0 spe
cies Of living creatures. There are 600
species of mammalia-those that suckle
their young-the most of which are qua
drupeds. Of birds there are A, 900 species;
Of fishes, 5000; of reptiles, 700; and Of
insects, $4,000 species. Besides these
there are 5000 species of shelI-fsh, and
not less than $4,000 or 100000 species
Of animalcules invisible to the naked eye.
Some forms of life require a moist at
mosphere, others a dry one. A blue wa
ter lily grows in the canals of Alexan-
dria, which, when the water evaporates
from the beds Of the canals, dries up;-
and when the water is again in the canals
it again grows and blossom. And some
Of the lowest animals may be completely
dried and kept in this state any length of
time, but when they are again moistened
they resume the functions of life. Some
plants are adapted only to particular Clim-
ates; but do not flourish equally well in
these. As a tree which in the southern
States attains a height of 100 feet, at
Great Slave Lake, the northern limit at
which it is found, becomes dwarfed to a
shrub Of only five feet high. Life, both
vegetable and animal, is infinitely modi-
fed, but in all cases It's best development
is only under those conditions to which 1t
if specialla adapted. "How manifest are
thy works, o God in wisdom hast thou
made them ALL"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-08-04
Popular Nomenclature,

The following will afford information
to many:
Z0uaves.-The latest edition of Web
ster's quarto dictionary gives it in the
following definition: "The name of an
active and hardy body of soldiers in the
French service, originally Arabs, but now
FrenChmen who wear the Arab dress. y
1t is derived from the Arabic word Zou-
AQUA, confederacy of the Arabic tribes,
who live on the mountain back Of AL
giers."
.Nagyar8, is the name Of a people who
in the ninth century invaded and overrun
Hungary, previously settled by the Huns
The Magyars are still the dominant lace
in Hungary.
Coolie, or Cooyl, or Kuli, is an Hlndos.
tan word, and means day laborer. The
Europeans in China have adopted it .tc
designate Chinese day laborers. The
term is therefore applied to laborers bOtl
Of India and China.
Sspoy (Hindoo Sepabai) means a ma
tive Of India employed in the military ser
vice of European power.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-08-04
A Beautiful Sentiment.

The late eminent Judge Sir Allen Park
once said at a public meeting in London
1--WE live in the midst of blessings till
we are utterly insensible of their great
ness, and of the source from whence they
flow. We speak Of our civilization, our
arts, our freedom, our laws, and forget
entirely how large a share is due to
Christianity. Blot Christianity out of the
pages Of mans history, and what would
his laws have been what his civilization?
Christianity is mixed up with our very
being and our daily life; there is not a
familiar object around US which does not
wear different aspect because the light
of Christian love is on it--not law
which does not owe its truth and gentle
ness to Christianity-not a custom which
cannot be traced in all its holy parts to
the Gospel"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-08-04
NO4
BOyS Trial.

The Springfield Republican has a capi-
tai stOryOn this subject. Here are solae
extracts:
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-08-04
Hospitality.

81 must confess" writes Bayard Tay-
lor, Il have a higher reverence for the
virtue of hospitality than we seem to set
upon it at present. When Turk regales
a Christian with ham, Gas it happened at
Athens last winter); when a priest in
Lent roasts his turkey for you; when an
advocate of the Maine Law gives his
German friend glass of &ine; when
some of my anti-tobacco friends allow me
to smoke a cigar in the back parlor, with
the windows open, there is a sacrifice of
self on the altar Of common humanity
True hospitality involves consideration
for each others habits-not erceSSeS,
mind you, but our usual habits of life
even when they differ on such serious
grounds as | hare mentioned. But l have
dined with vegetarians who said, Meat
is unwholesome, so my conscience will
not let me give it to you;' or with ventlla-
tors who proclaim that fires in bedrooms
are injurious; and l was starved and
frozen"