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gGihfio fir Ninlpanoerer.
Jeeue arrangements fir ginpanberer, bic nd
benz QGefen III reiien minIden.

ptul ICeIitu hu tetFSu Mutiueu.
gDn heute. ben 8. @Erenber an, perben bic @inwanserer
duf Ter Nprtterr Central 8 %alDertfreet Deprt &tSgntatn mil
Dem Grprefsue b~efDrtert. Die 9abn 6ietet Saburn ben Stamt.
Iaranten etnsr rbBeren 8DrttstI, ais treenb eine
anScre Sam, aud To he I'M 81 Nielen farser ais isbe auhsrs
.@dbn nan beaanntea @ldssn, ais;
Bitt8bur9, @leUelann, Detrrit, 5eri Wapne
|gbicago, Milnaufee, @alena, Dubuque, CT
Baul, 91pd 5Slanp, Burlington, Soma Gin
mn erben he6baIb bic nit Der Northern Central sSahn Sc
|beat gerfDnen 10 54unecn fruter ols ee nit aRbcrn 8GA,
men 1ebenben bort etntreTen, aud Derten 4 WlaI nsntser Bite
GDaaen bobei gepedfeft. Die Sebn sieha turds ben dOntsn
Sbt ppn Stip. @te game @utftrnana BEN btsr bis @ttcagC
tn 500 @tsHen Das @epdd wir5 bes s~eseidlaet tnnarieol uat
3ebt It en- pafasseren an Der 8eftinmanssrrt
2a6 GreItliue, Oaptnu, Cincinnati, SnDiaucr
polls, 2cuispilie uno CT. eouis
ptr en- tbenfcus @annastre ~befrrSeri nnb fur tbr @epdf
set n { neitert utnidbun8sfrfsu Berehnet. Die gafagiere
i6nnsn NIT BEN 8 1ar.. Dber AbsubS 10 ubrs3re naCt alien
DeRlt @fn glaReu Gelea, cine unterpess aufseealtsn ~ wer-
ben. observation-disclosures werben Uerfdaff In Ger Office bs
Neenten. 9Obn Z. Glfcr5
HAS SO. Is. gsus.5ireet, near matters aHarf.
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Gsorr,s 8 Groft. Scouts ". 8. clifton.
@aeli6e unb msitite
MQenfMr fir SeitmnaSsSInnOnce'1
Graft q G. ifton.
Nffinn. SD. 9 i'm aneiten StOdperfe bes

OIdIL q . IIVUAs
Office. SO. 3 i'm s%reiten Stedrrerte Des
pHranflins8 uilpiugi,
gerrtra.qds BON Dalttmors' unO 9DrtpfrcFe;
& n~ gaIttnprfr Reuaeufe tDnn n, n mn ne tn officer 81.
e. 1nrfsr,6,n itre 6 efhdfts. y n,sigen au rem ut'tdfn grit.
len in treenS etntr 8eituns rSsr pertObtf@ II
GarIftin en- 8eretntRten 5ta1ten Bber "a
,s.rsfst h,frmmfn unb srfparen fm baSErm dnBet
ostt.srIua s9s MusIaesn fir ernmiiErus- @tbubren, goR,
Ssrts &c Refertnsen:
g. Gn 9au grroase" SbsruOpb u gr.
San = : MES gIfpor" 9 Sbternan u Scu.
& Blaine, @prreperbent' Gcnt en- u. o..
= & @I1T h1Fnu Co. .TfpubIie. FenTp VI I~bDmpIcn.
WcStItsn u N,as, patriot asDitns Y eD'
Mmggs = Spns-g R1m. Spprn. i" Scmipn Carts Il. Go.
4 s 6tbi1n. ,G1tbOltt neirrrr" gfnf9 y 15eers.
ap6 Rd6e in ~ Go, .&tsptti1 Jaf = 9tafcn as-
9 N rrsss n "a. WstrppeIttana 8lek taEsa Smith u. o.
an-. q rue be4 .Rrfemda." Gems, Mlaftin u. Go.
9arfetf u. 8ys.
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Stcda, Inleiben uno auswedlel.
1obnston Bros. & 90.
SanqnierS,

taufen unS 0trtauiea i'm aaftras stpds, eeerttpapters nas
aAosrt GscariIp
Gin III alise unftrer 5trma wStnt aGt6sIia ben 6isuHsea
oes ,yrCdsy 9cara@ Bat.
@nftrdee rfrSeu f3nsa unb sennn befcr9t.
Mnlelbe
burb bcs ~bebeutfnbe 9etrisbs.GapitaI unferss @tfadftta ino
,n 5tonbe unter anneomb0ren BeDtReuneen Npten su
si"epnrir n 8srfdbaS auf GsrIppapisre az MAIDEN unp anf
fauaere Ait Iaufenre Ht6ln aGftutaufen.
Mnsebpfe werten tlaIth an unierer BdHf tpn q lbr Mrrs
osns Sis S ubr Radmiaaas anaencmman.
AusDedlel nno Gollectionen.
Dieter 8efaSffsawet8 tt fuhsmattld arraassrs unb mir
Hnn bnrn reit Derswetgte Werbinnnn9en in ben 9tans sefegt,
snsbfeI unb un5anabars 9p.sn su Den bintahen SdBen III
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aus GhihasWinbe.


petit Gehs bsf&werben, Getbfunt, Dtspepft. GrpnsFht uab
atrr5it SfwdGe, Wlanesl an gerbauune, 8I6bunBtn, ahtms
nnb enneealstetn. Uelhs BON 2sbsr. cber ylagenirnnftett
b~erruprfn, uno due Aranfbettsn, peIhe burh tnGn (AEamu
s Hsau ssre0 = s. ns ysassa e ntEsstu. 9 ssa @ 4 p nst aa$ BE-
ted bent 5sopfe, ecIbene Aber, faIte EIBe, SnnerSen in BIN
Gltebern, I'm Nuden ub tn Der Braa
D1s fhweoifhe 8itterS rtrb ieee Dsrfupfuua hes WtdQeus
teSetttgen, tnoera Is ~benfelben tdrtt, ton In 9bdttgfe!t erbGli,
ab ale 5aurs aus BEN elhsn %entftrnt. IS f6rtt BITE yitrptr
NIB eebsnssethsr i6arft bic 5inne. bentramt cas 3tttern Dir
9ltebtr, bS 5cbtrenneu unb BITE SGm rsen Ses Sdnupfeas
~befDrbert bic Derbaauna. III gut BET @ergerniTeu unb DIobuno
sen, tcbtkt BITE arurnatr, tetlt ale Wtnb- uub WdAenafclt
In elnieen MugenNA.df mant luittg, erlethtert btegDaferfuh.
taen, retnGee b j B befSrsert bic Circulation beTsipen
irtrf unmerfltd unb nc SAmersen, ncEn man BITE 6opptli
Das ldmsbif6e sttttrs tn Elm aussr,vr0netss WGitteI a,e,n
Btsser, 8fubr unb gOlesa. @Is fVl1es bal 20 FS bepabrff In
arim ne barb ben @ebrauA %csbelDen, Der anf BefebI D,r
Stsrbgiden fer GOloaten. bic btelen jHsartteen RrauI6e4tsn
~auseelsst waren, f@ per 80 BITS aufa prCsent rebucirte.
Das i6meDii6t gittes1 II unfrsttiG tines Der tefenarsse i.
o~twu6t(ein In nitr. bb en Stber welbsr msin aassaefhre.
ZEE Bttteys etnmaI BebraaGt bat, ib cine glt2t upb Bergnls
gen baraus nta@en ptrh, baheIee gum aDppie fetner ~lebenbtu
aebenmenlGsn r,etter ta ~empfehlen unb betannt ~ MAIDEN, In.
eta Is aus bte 6etltrafte befBt, BIG tpm 0ben suaefartebtn
Enb. 5trrfar fam Id 5nnberte pm SsUsifsn ltefera,
I'm Betrugeresu pber NadGtmungen Drrsutengen. babe I'd
tn isbe Bidf@e msinen Naaeu etnblaltn IaAen. unit tdot 70
ses paptsr in bas bic BIafds etagswtdslt Ia, uaeine etAcnnon.
bige Naneneunterldrift phne pslde bds Mtttel ntdt adj in
Bet ieber 5Idfhe TT eiue rcalfGgSige 8ebrauhsannesfuao in
s ssa'' BABE tbs is i, sa Bsnsrisn- sS ID dassr bsn sSsa ssf spiss0 asr
aitbisin : Bttters aud nod Elm onberes uatsr benz alctd en-
5amen berette, reldss n 5ptelS rHp Hetaufattpncn nertl H.
ZEN wirb, nm ausgesethnet ssgen Dnspepfn unb Isagenletps \
il Ger Yreis per 6lnfde 80 Gents ctsr 8 Jlah9en fur Sz.5l
9n perEdufen Eat benz dastuigen @erfertt8sr
Gnoen g. Sdnni1 ,
sDeutf&em apDtttfer unD GbemtFer.
In (etner NpptsesS, IL gbsa-@de Der ptsrtf nnb sDbatiOn
pbtIAbeIpAtG.
SauptS Naenten
philadelphia 6. &. Smith nnb Co., 80. 149, 8. Stras
unb 2ga unb 296. Ncrb 3. 5tra6e; Dalduu, Batgr n. 3
SIS. g 6 ID &. ct. unb @de Der q, Gauewbla.
aess.ssri albsrt Dang, apotbeier, ads epwsr" ssb g.
n6lr.att.
GauI, Minaslatai ct Duaa. Aentr.,
aay- Sn Baltimore III bobett im 0.n6s mi
glieiu@Gerfauf in Der Office DeS eWedera
nte aud Bet
m.ore ~ gisfsnbad, @de on 6iI~ unb 5anDperar.
N a seIbnh. so. ass 8aIrimDrehr., nabe psGrIar,
Ss.thcSb u. O.. G6t pDn 9ennetpn mnp NnattpRg.
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6 n oroS.6laf9
Jlrs. 1863 q III, Central Mreuue,
NO..

Baltimore, No.,
tdlt fcrtp6prtnb D~crrdtbia Porter, Me unb Gi6tf, sbenEr
Ieeabpn /. 8rc@n .Stpnt. he befsn Srrten, aaranttrt ais IN
6lai1en impCrttrt. Minr-aIwnher In aAen AnaIttdtea, fret
DUn fAdbIiAeM @utfdnsen. Jerner; Mtneralraier 6pn.
Itaaen, @fneraprs-5 laf 4en-M afatnen, NIT ben Heuefsn Der.
beAeranseu.- Gmsrtfanifae 8rontns5tOutu nb bits Wlt tn
I8IalAen. Mlte unn neue Bt0lhep Uernen 9efduft unb yer.
fault. Maetnteer aeent tn 8aItimCre fir Smiths gbnnbeI.
pbid Vie. = Wife nt3i sufrteoenfsasnOen @seenaanbe ntrben
burl da enpmmeu aub bds @eIb wteber erfGttet. Conditioner
lAnnan liz Mrken nnr@ In tire Eprtanem aefmnt erhnIis
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-08
Kabrs 8 reifet
per Gifentdhn int

81 Cur beionberen Genntnibnabu1e.
Gtnponberer unb &etfenbe fpatsa fshr pNrfHttS feEn, tte
.e TIRE 8ilette faufen unb iCnten biefelben muir SGn fold en-
~dreefeHten 8eamten fnMfen, weIme SSn tbrern @ebaite Iebeu,
nttt atsr BON Mieffsrn rber 3ptfdeufrdgern ba fe fOaa Der
gefabr ~dusaefest fnb, tefdntnheIt ;u wer6sn uni tbr @tib
unfDnf ~ouSsebeu.
Durnfabrt8e Biuette
mad allen GbeiIen bes gDeftns anb su baben Set
Gb. 3. SiGbebrassht,
GemfaIsGm Der Baltimore. unb
Sbip~&t enbahn.
SanSO,ds Scr. 81, Tboute8fr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-08
Btanos Qilf BefteQuna

nnh BON iefer p0Is. nne yauart ntrbtu A ~Etetcrt,
Dts erSbte Serefa1t nitro auf bic asbsit unb anf bic aus.
ImdbI Der Mtdtertatten peeneubtt unb or fQun baber FIr isnsa
aus { mem Gtdtlsdereut betpprssbenhe Snarumens Ste Gar
Iantte absrnebreR, oB a. aae GteeHlbaiten eines outeA pIe.
nos beEBe.
Mne SnitruueHte aus HttHer BabriF wsrDsn FUR Taprs
lUcn benz Tag beS BsrtaufeS an sarantirt.
BefCnbere Mufmtrtfamfett Uirb aAf Bic WnSwabI spu ln.
Iarnmenten, rElas IN elmer 9rf6ea &ntfernuaa yerienbes 1ysr.
ben, rerweneet nnc en 9crreht BEE limtngf6es innerbalb /
UlCnateu pom Werfdutstaee an, Dirb ~aelattet. foQfe Ill an.
hrumenl nibt p~runonbtg b~efrisbteen.
~ grVbbdnrlsr iOerrsn %Dcsltpun, Set nas sOrsp rf9eu
che ae fb anperpdrts ~ulnfsbcn.
Befdnht9 ~fprr1tbte eine 4usiUcbl ppR Dl eIpbvpe
pun ben beasn Snftrumtrtenaa@efn 5a SA5 os 5000.
,S9- VtanCe perDen u m getau d. T., aNs
IN tttbet unb aeff n I.
kuohS i, g.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-08
QeirenDe leIet!
-Pbilabeipbia N1eDiSiniftbe8 6ame,
pcr sfpet uno 3tpan8ig Sabren burd

%StL6uDC XXI
.9biIabelpbid W9eDiSiniftbe8 60u8,
srridtet por Spet nno 5rDan3lg Jabren ourd
DR.. Kinkelin,
sGde tr Eriiten mnb ltniOa-Gtrase, philadelphia.
3De unb 8man5i9 Sabre
%srFabrunS bat q. ainteltu III einsnt Der srf0lersItfta asrjts
Ia Der aar rsn alien & ~anfbstten T.. btltttfasr unb settrfer
sel4aibBun naH n.sSsTs a uaSs esIafegt,f as e ss S : asd sgE gsr,
|~entaeben -stmaGt.
Nebmt beIcnbere Notia.
Gs 1T cine lbIe @cwpbnbett. br fh aumatIer tie 4noben
a Der @tninmtett ergeben. BITE NIT tbaen . tbiS su ibrer mann
eariett aufpadf, nnb nsiue, wtun Mot In ~9eo5ri8er 3ett at.
DeranlGnun9 Al ether 9ethe ppu anbditenDen, Oeyf6naliGen
ane bsrbesrenber eetoenfhafteu siebt.
9Fentee. sOn bteten, ets nd bief psrberbitGsn @suctnpet
ler8epen hruen Bite tranriSen BOIgea bdDpn, bis fe be ner.
'0is sprsG ssrrattst hnesa, flsmos anD unerflarbars Nnfrs.
30 unp 81 BON Gr. & .nfelin's 9ud Eber vGel5fsrbcgtage."
Der ungindliae y ~anfs8rtfea rirb laWdGi d, unfdtis
an NIT eerconter Muttefett an bic Artstt u sebtn pber ITO
gum StuDiren 5u ~beFetBeH, fetn SGritt II TRACE udb i3wa6 /;
tr til bumm, unsutfhlcFsn, unb 3stst fsIbft in fstnen 9ersnu.
sunssn 'rsn.8sr 1pdtie'sit ais %ssD5bnitG.
0Nenn er hm prn plsfer @ewphuhett I~osEetBt, ete btelelbs tbr
5diimmRes uplbraat, unb oerhetrasbet f1, ~ TT feint she
Ianfru6. bar. INN feline getnunft feet i'm. bas Oteies burd
alter sr Dsden f%pi1tea, bic I'D IN dba.
tr Gage beftnben.
Bebaitet eS TN 0eb1AtniR.
DerIsnise Dsl6et flo unter Or. 8iatettn's 1esaabiuns
aeat, Tam sepiueHpaft duf fetne Gbre. ais eth 6tebsrnann
ssimaids Scr Rranten BON 0r 8iatslin niemals enfSaat MR..
oeu, fetue gDDbnuns TT felt 6sn lessen sDansis 3ahreu an be,
H.sgD.- GGe BON Der Dristen unb uutDnfr., iwif@sn 5prucs
snb Ytne, 9bllateipbta, Da.
granfe In elmer gnt5ernnna,
lDe ibreu 8aA etnfa@. prbunben NIT allen itrsn 9smptOmen,
IN snsm Brtefs ~mstttetten emit gstf6lu6 elmer Bereatun8)
I,bunen Or. atnfsItnS Wleoiiineu beraesma6 unDersneltd mad
iebem 2betle Der unipR, enipeoer NIT Der pot Ober @rpre6
suh 70 Gspddt UNI G&aoen unG Nen8fer6e su Derbnten, nber.
Ittnbet erBalten.
2eie! 5useno unD Manntdrfeitl
Sin fraftDOlles 2eben Ober Gin friiDseitiger Sob.
GinieItn uber Selbnrbaltunp nur Is Gents
Brtete, mel9s ienen gee ii In ~tamps %entbalteu, rerber
att IN espsno1 9oft nit sinsrn Grenaplar Derfdsrt.
D1Gr5l8ii
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geos. 1, 8, 5 uuD z, Diprp Gutatr 5trafe.
a eenuber ben Gutar 5oufe, Oaittmsre. yet. mtteer srsFnst
Danfenb fir Bite aus9ebreitsts @6nnerfGaft, pelhe ber fri.
9.tea Btrma pdbrsnb Der lsstsn - Sabre Jn 2bsI purSs
naaht Der unterset6nete benz publiium BITE erstsenfe @n,efes
bae Ct lei BEN Gore bes einen Sbsiibabers, 6rn.6enrsGsssI
burd beFen Cob bic 9%pnpagnte sel6a poreen var, 6tn san,,r
eebeutenben @Grr0tb Der nDn unpcGeneeten Ytear's. OFF ars
1nterem pr6parirten Dtatertal tdaet& On fh estrada SET d
vtrb besbGlb bas eSefd11ft Tn ben alten St5ie IN rem Frahg
rem g. fGdftsIGtal fOrt6etretben unb IS &c sur Hrf0abs uta.
ben, 0ds giGnD thinner rtstr In fsinsr 9catubuna IA pergsL
ieru.
Auber fetntn assu gDedrenbduitrn Hub Der BaBrtf In gu.
~tarRrase, nabe Baltimore, bd or euc ueus arVat 8abrif In
5IbsGuta NITRATE, NIT Der Srente nch JBenhrase errtAsst IN
pelher or etne srpes Nnsabl Der bsfeu Wrbetter beEbGffiafs.
Sn btefer BaertF weroen pianos noh ether Eeaen SCALA ae.
Ierlts, fir wethe er bet Der WusEeluag TN Msafplane.9n
tut, no bic befsn Sndruneutenmamer eus 8eken, Nem- asrl
ga ttnpre IA PLANES %ausseteHt tafssa. bts d q
y r 4 m te erbteIt.
Der Nuefprud cs Snfttnts pufbe furs ndhber burU Ri,
|SpbuRrle. MasaeuuHo Dpa NtbnouS. pa, beRdttat, ms ibm
tenfaus bdS { a. pr m / Y ~ ertbeiIt maref.
Durd bisfe bsben Gto~btthemtnts III CT Tn BEN Stanb aefsst
ale Nuftrdet, NIT gel6en CT besprt mtrb, aIf's prpmpteas
aussufubren.
aae in btcfer BabrtP sssauten gianDs pabea ppat t,,srn,
Rdtmen unb fnb 10 ecntrutrt, ea6 fe bet au6erDrbentsibe
DGHerb6fttgte,t Rte MetEhe : oS GrHes bewnbren uub Ia
pem 81 ma utosrfeben.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-10
News From SaltLniic,
ST LOUIS, Nav 2

ST. LOUIS, May 2.
Tho Salt Lake correspondent Of the Re.
publican tho date Of the 9Th April says the
excitement has somewhat abated. This is
attributed in part to tho knowledge the
Mormons now have Of the practical working
Of the Jury law passed by the late Lcgisla-
ture it being a complete breautwork to tho
punishment of any crime committed by
Mormons. Under this law tho Clerks OF
Mormons county courts select Grand and
Petit Jurors of Federal Courts and such
restrictions are imposed as to dsqualify al.
most every Gentle in the Territory.
The rupture between the judiciary and
the executive is stated to be open and ire.
concilable, unless Gov. Cumming yields,
which Re won't do, and il the admenistra.
tion moves in tho matter detrimental to tho
Judges they will resign and publish man.
festo, disclosing darker and bloodier scenes
than aoy heretofore exposed.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-05-10
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Fash;oua bic Wamep.

An enc'getic and truthful writer sums M
the case Of fashionable women: Fashion
kills more women than toll and sorrow 49,
Obedience to fashion is = greater .ran-gres.
sion of the laws Of woman's nature, agrest
or injury to her physical and mental con
sti'ution, than the hardship Of po, prty
and neglect. The slave woman Of he, task
will live and grow old, and see two OF
three generations Of her mis,resses fado
and pass away The wasberwomsp. with
scarce aray cf hopo to cheer her in be-
toils, will live to see her fashionable sisters
die all around her, Tho kitchen maid ia
hearty and strong, whom her lady has t.
be nursed like sick baby. II is sal
truth that fashion pampcred women are 81
most worthless for al! the good ends Of hu-
man life. They have but little force Of
character; they have still le. power Of
moral will, aud quite as little physicsi
energy. They live for no great ptrpose in
life-they accomplish no great ends. They
are only doll forms in tho hands OF mill
nes and servants, TO be dressed and fed 10
order. They dres, nobody; they fced no
body, they instruct nobody, and save no
body. They write no books; they act NJ
rich examples Of virtue aud womanly life
II they rear children, servants and nurses
do all, save to conceive and givo ther,
birth. And when rear, what are they p.
What do they ever amount to, but weaker
scions Of stockl Who ever heard OF
woman's child ever exhibiting
any virtues and power Of mind for which
it became eminontl Read tho biographies
Of our great aud good mea and women
Not one of them ha! fashionable moth.
er. They neatly all sprung from strong
minded women, who ha about as litt.e Is
do with fashion as With the charging
cloude.r
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Too MUch LAEp.--We find in tho
GAINESVILLE Courier an advertisement ct
solomon Sturces, ona of tho wealthy men
of Ohio, in which he 5o!5 forth hi4 sgaa
ons for Offering for sale lis vast landed
property. He adyertises the subiet thus
IL will therefore sell at lop prices, and
on easy terms Of payment, any Of ny real
estates; aud l have grea, deal more
than want, ought to have, or desire
After enumerating number Of tracts
which he wishes 10 sell, ho goes on in this
wise
81 have also some eight or ten 6ne i'm.
proved farms in Indiana, and one of Go
acres near G4lena, in Illinois, That | wish
to sell. / believe man has no right 10
own more land than is necessary for his
own use and that of his family. God has
no doubt wisely ordained that land sharks
should be cursed and | can truly cay that
am exceedingly anxious to sell ali my
lands aud get clear of the curse
The Courier in referring TO the adycr.
tisement, remarks:
Besides the property here offered for
sale wo happen to know tha. he has about
ninety thousand acres Of land in the West,
some of it selected twenty or thirty years
ago, in the best part of Illinois, and we
are glad to SEQ that ho is making al effort
TO relieve himself Of some Of it, aud there
by remove what he appears TO consider a
curse, and that, like his old namesake, he
grows wiser ms he grows older, and is be.
gining, like him, TO learn that 'all is vani.
tv'
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4 Case or Two.

kumor hath Il, that liquor sellers ap
prentice, in the absence Of his master, sold
a Iug OF recently mado French brandy, q
tow days since, 10 a customer in Central
Ohio. After the liquor lad been delivered,
thu price paid and the customer gone, the
en;erpri-iDg manufacture entered, and ip.
on beng informed Of the Transaction TO-.
marked, 1T will kill the old fellow
A week later and the purchaser Of the
jug Of "pure French brandy dcd Of
congestion on tho brain Two Of bis
neighbors Who had made friendly call,
and pariaken of his choice liquor, fell VIC
Tins TO the same disease, and were follow
ell to their graves by long professions Of
mourning relatives and friends. The min
ister dis cursed eloquentiy upon the un-
certainty Of life, and the inscrutiable ways
Of Providence.
The simple fsct was, that the cask from
which the brandy was drawn had excess of
the coil Of cognac' The maker interded
to have added more whiskey, so as TO have
diluted the poisonous oil, aud increased the
quantity Of brandy; but the boy. ignorant
Of the fact, inuocently drew the liquor and
the result was as predicted. This was Of
course, one Of the accident. which "human
foresight. could not prevent Nobody was
to blame, the thrco citizen, 'diel by q vi,
itation from God"
A man in the City OF New York, a few
days ago, says the Evening Post, drank
three cents worth of brandy, and was a
corps in four hours. He probably died Of
"disease Of the heart" or Of "a poplexy."
We do not know that coroners inquest
was held in the case. Sudden deaths are
Of late very frequent, SO much so rs to be
the subject Of remark. Officers OF the army
and navy, members Of Congress, and 9th.
ers who drink Of the aqua vitIs, are sud
denly summoned to their account.
As government "has no right to inter
fere or meddle with mans private busI.
ness" there seems to be no constitutional
way Of reaching the evil It must Re left
TO its own euro. As all have TO die any
how, and it is only question Of time, per
haps, il is not best TO make any effort to
shield us from the arrows Of the liking Of
terrors."-[Crusader.
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A PATTERN SMOKING CAR. "A new
smoking car, says the Now York Ecen.
ing Post, has been put on The route be-
tween New York and Boston, on the New
Haven Railroad. 1t is illuminated with
gas and has several small tables, round and
parallelogram shaped, for whist playing
OF reading as may suit the traveller. The
uplIolstering is suitable for tho car, and
cannot be easily soiled. A gasmeter hold
ing fifty feet Of gas is located under the
center Of the car, the meeter being situated
under forward seat, entirely out Of the
way. There are nineteen yentilators, some
Of new patterns, 80 that dozen smokers
may puff away, but the air is not burdened
by the fumes Of the weed. The car rests
upon twenty-eight Indian rubber springs,
rendering it unusually easy as regards mo-
ton and joltiug. The exterior is hand.
somely painted, the corners are decorated
by paintings Of SMOKERS, and the ends
bear the title Of Smoking Car" in large
letters.
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Utah.

Judge Cradlebaugh adjourned court at
Provo, sine die, being unable to accomplish
anything.
Brigham Young delivered temperance
discourse in the Tabernacle, on the 7th.
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GorSe TO UrAH.-Horacc Greeley Of
the N. Y. Tribune, is going TO Utah ne1,
week hv tho overland mail route.
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r ashionable Draperv and Tailoring

1NAITR ROAD STREET. .BETwEEN MANNiN' NJ - -
R wat Streets. Tho subscriber wishes 70 r''urn MS
ncarA thanks 10 thosafricads who have favored MN
sith thoir patronage. ut the same time tme 70 can
~ rattentiou to te new and well 7olertcd 7fook 81
CLOTHS. .CASSIMEREs. VEST'GS, &c'
ue has lust received from New York City, All OF whicn
e sell at thel lNwest price or palefhor
.o,ke into garments as NAV suit the purchaser
er Cutting done on his own Invent ed and mproVen
vstsm and sarranted TO be inferior to none bu'supe-
Sior 70 most n B-An Apprenticewanted' ,o,rr
IIilsdale, Oct 18th, 81. INV" q
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STRUNK,S UOTEI.
HIILSDNL.E ENCUNNEE

HoET, OPPOSITE TIE sra n,nniSus 70
hioL ,ncsts are invited 4 good Livery ana convey
ances to anv part of the Country on reasonaog Ler
cash naid for Coprse Cram and PROVISIONS
,ah,it and and rrnlcnish ID we present onr pauoh.
and friends with this Card hoping We NAV Net,er na'
tbe reception of our guests and increase on on
inesa he close attention. Returning our t"Aues to'
nast n,tronaee We invite encouragement Tor tne'h-
tur. Hillsdale Oct. IL. 81.