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Bronchitis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10 fttlt, Green 90. ". u hsn a w..

w hfslt Green 90. ". D., ben 3. gOv. 1850.
aetrtbsr 2srr ~ esrei9t mir AZ grosem qeraudo,n rst,
rem binIuJufaBen =" 't'fH aHVF'
Dor nneefabr 8 ,Jabrea bate Id efren fduUren ofuoo 80.
brenftfis uo rlrfe bon ben g~edidieaen Nfrtfen n" Gdaagsg R
1 osSasIn sfts ss senos G ~ Iss Sgt,s,tq S%sSsa4 Ores Srnarsini.
aonnntea uro TIRE anpetlanem NOD dbertiSaen. SeIf sEUOIpmr e. y.
Sass 10 e. ~ nsinsr baaatlte slel ausepaaOt sOeniO ne f6 nr
|ltnper Hpen ,uo mtnbtrftbenbeH BalIa,n nm a., Va rn
omh befen Grfel8e. Nd1renb Der la~nafdbriaen n van nus MI
asT Ie gne grau garsa t9rs OirS1tusn Oft be rln,iSen
gt'Ss Stistg 1fruag serlaalien umo menu de aud uidt beiTen I'd
taantss gtttel rts9r etllfen lennte) 70 ltn,ern ar usS ibrs gSn :.
sna' gpsnn oae sqeae oeuentb etnes Dlanues, be6en Mantle p,eey
TIM le wiNtennen ~ Gem %netni9en. 'VsV'H y
a9tunesSOa SCR
tN| Hrt|ftL .H.. M. IF. #TH# n oIetk,
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IW. 70. Wfnters
Waferludt unS arebS furirt.
Golumbms, MlF, ben "a. Can. tssz


81 Or. 4. Sasne! ~ ""'' > Sa| 1897
g0ertber per-; dit erOsem ger0naaen made IA o. g..
aal9aspaEen aDtrttamtett TIRES 9rafrefnfamynra, a. y ~ " !
tets dRfes altertrenteH UGIfa ms umo @ Inv
sla@Sara rUaroe oars i3rsa 9rufreiniser uns liaSernS Sts galf,n,
eOa Ur0h@ttts septtlt, uatosnt er 40 Sabr lang auf bn 8 n S1 trant'
SrfCls an ttm srprObt batten. @erf6tesene aSae s %1 S Saaa 81 Geas
Ino Stees wIrota etenfaas tn metner Na6barfdoft osEptti u9l
Wtetne tletne A4Gter lht i'm lesten November an efnen, Slwsm,,a,
ees oaIes, wel&er ieRr itnea Sunabn. Sd aa6 ibr oi SS,Su ns
t9retn AltrattSe (gttl9GnssoerdnOerneen WieetHn) nmS ~ y n iD ant
ganalt@ 9sbetlt; QaHtbdrtett eegen tie unb Der ggnnfM 81 - Hsggs.
O1entlt9e ssObl babsn mid ben0sen an Sic ~ I6rsISsnip t rt Sls
tp eth Urencer Su Sbnen bin uno Sic fnb ngebr ola VIM nvsVem
SH 5~reunefddft Sbr
vi q m a a q
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s. s ii 5 e


Or .. SaYne! Sspt 1901
SertesT PER-. Mstns d98ter nurte SOr fur,en son sia,r,
brdune bate. Sd perfaAte Serf6ieoene ar,nsien mn ~ B ger ornlts
a a!ss SSns e.tGls. Gias Aabt mad Der anoern Sersins, a aSr' m upfs
rem Srufretntsuns Snittef un6 eS 6ra6te etns o ~ am pH S9
lung q StanOs. SO fttle mid ts6talb, nGGf Der gsU uIsS,Ss PEI Sa
rem. Draltretnieunesntitte ttef perpTiAtet sIr be S = ~,
Das altrraitpe babe tt AT mir fslbf erprO6t unO oefrnbs, 1.a
es BET mir etne ~r0pfdnetee umranolung rtetner q Son ndI~tn =
Bwedte, no ale anoere Uetttel f%eblfhlueen. Sd mar ME Elm Se !" 20
bon observation-disclosures, bin dter ieBt iberieuat' oo6 ID S 49, 9'san,0
mtttsln unrebt that ano Id btn serne bereft Sfefel5eS3 ar a. ,aa,
mpfetleH. l "V" ~ auftu
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Altbna, 8lutIpeien &c.
StOft0n, Omen Gp. 0n6 n,

Or. .. Sagne! ~ g" T. Sept 1897
n,S S g :. S StMs, mar 4 ls srst S5aerea l@rer tranf nit Bronchitis
tells eesea 9nfsn 4ftna, Sdperatbmiafeit @Iat Ifmtsnaesmit
Ser Sran ran ssy SaHaEs estSrt Bate, 70 faufte Ia eine II Sia IN,
SH n nv en- y, tS ny Y S ~ unO i'd bin 70 sIdfIi6
su1nssnatttels tbr 9tafea ssrstng, bic gefdwerten r1b lament sSr :
pttluns fplSte. "' '' 0UaPa"0'9e
S.ap Smttb.
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SalSbrdune (Croupl

SObn Sarrinan, @sq., SteparostOpn v. 8. Snreibt,
Dor tur3ent bate ctneS meiuer 0tn6er etnen ettr,cn os,,t,s44..
4nfad bon 9alSbrduhe' wsl9er lnSpetfeltoft cbne IhkneenX' aNgXs1s..
tSOlib sefpcrben marc; SO 0ab i'm ouas t5itdl%bV s Son Rnas
.Sruitntltel ub nae Yerlanf BON a Stun6et, in SSnen < Daa 3 9nS
mar balo barauf ptebe mobt. S"Ac eV' "me
Idretbt: 4gyt ,g4t .NHAi41 NTNNT ""N
50 babe Sbr gralrehu8unssmittI unO Sbren wintnerDenbu
BALKAN nt 0ela 0rcBten @rtol9 IN neinr camille anoepanbt q
tel 9erstten, unt e metnen9 lntGr ~sinjuoebeH, ipeIbe nit einem
Gniau cpr Group becrCbt inb.
3wan10 Se tten bon 3menufe IL men bon Eerionen bon be
p6brtert @beratt ,no Q9abrbet pcrJeeDt tuerben, wenn es Der.
Lanet irb. nae98aB nf E -
9det Sabne's mebi1inI4en MIrnannG fir 1860.
DtIeS ~wsrtbOpue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. iutrb etnse auein Der
fettiat CON 100 DLAD. Sfnne& Con
r. " - pbA bepbia
unS IN ,n tobsaa In . att M crs bel.
x ~ Huborf, Oval " 1iIder, ". q grctnr.S A..
80. 8. Stabler y &c.. GbOmion l. Blot, IN rvk3sO
Gu MoiGtnotOn .. g. bel @amn& PoImer. ~sS
.San17, atn.w|
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gu rerreuten I:
SfSt6tig fir 1~tebernebmer BON SGlleu
nnN Npnrcrfpn.

Ger srObe SaaI Der Uae@antcs Saa, SO. 1852 20. Sa6stteltrok
Serren- noDanten9aroerobe ut nun ouf 6aS ele0anteite ans
9eItattet unb neu oeccrtrt unb beet bic 0~eripalhlna ben llebernea
mem bon Baden uno @Oneerten 6~enielbsu nnter ben s~luItialter
yeetn8nnoen al m Dj28,3get
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9lmfaG bon Nasaebrunn.

Htees mag bSe49cny bab i'd Dor uhoefdbr Sab, en- por eu..
4rantbett befaHen puroe, be mid nit A~uSebrtnta 6ebrrrte ' ~
iberotes BON einem i@mer5tGen 9unen seplaet pur6e. S%V" , nto
bon ben teribntelten Ner5ten bebdnoet, obne cine Is ,fei d NV ,outoe
%oer1piren. - @noliH, bal d INNER eIenber wiir6e. iherraS.auuhB ~
mid Or. Sapnes 8ruireini8unosntttel 5u prcbiren S%es man
@e6rau6 Der crlen Ila@e rirbe id etpoS belleru mad, VIZ oelm
bon 3 Glai@en erfcIote rnetne pD0f8e @enelunN, IVY ~'0'app
MlaH aas. u SiaQc GrC8bh
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NeueS prn Shmeben

NSa.Sas SGs stnsn SrisIt Ss aes;; gtrp. q. g8elbero BAT
Shre unlbasbareM ebtstn 6as ufreinion,os u....,
n,euaem YaIe aaP msiner Srltt ereFe Dtnffe 8eieifet unb n ia
tana tanf1 etnen 2a9 opne eahelbe lein. Mle6rere ntet,sr ss sv ~
ipsI@sa 70 oaSc1 ssO serf&er'sn mir e~tenfaas Der satta 9SS tsns,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-21

1sltSiae, Butler o., ben s. or. tss,
Sd. beJeuge. taB ib rabrenb Der Grnte In lehteu qru 49,
Sufircbrenentjnn bealen wurbe unb eine ,isnIt%Hs y XIV
S Srs s Ssst S aasSai H. d aus Bate * siasu SSlsn puasn:" Sd nSe~
SrufrttnisunsSmiits unb cisfss leate mid eSnslt6 S geSS :
S1neg q. Ban g pru
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-21

IDENTIFIES @rbeit=y 90 6meilnngs= Niirean,
= ~ r Sknnted1fr 92N 55

unter GuHi9t Der oDsutI6ens @sleaI@ah."
site Dfei ntQm peI4s beuh@e Sa1ppetSL 4rbcter Cber 0ieun-
.bDteu au ~bel66ttiaeu ipinlfen, tpiote Qaes 6cHIden ArbettIud5euben
lpcaen 10 pertalht o6sr t~n'frahttten 9rekn an ben QSenten
Der @elenI6aft Srn. 8. e. MetItn0b0 RI, $50. IS. Ebames.
ltraBe pen6eu, tet6er unentselbli@ austutft ertbetten miro. I'll
WOrIottnf . Gtni8e CUTE S6neicer unO Ndberinnen, weIbs
OeIlullyI tbr @ei6dft 9rlnoIt& perteben unb bauern6t
geI1dniDun9 wtni1en, tDnnen It'd, naeloen BET b
s. 8Itmltne,
go. 2 Rortb- 2ibertpItrabe up GtatrS.
Gu@ 1T Wsai9tneusS eibe unb amS Scrten SpOIcOtOn bins Su
babsn. Weat1l,N
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Sabt ibr ben Rel1d,b,,rte,,
@ommt 2lIe nnb nenrfrt.
Ylutund Der Qnnoe

r. n @fTtsStae, ga, beu 1. 9anuar 1858.
gptttber PER-: SIN Sabre 1850 mar f6 ffbr Iebenb ma "A
mstnsm sflsiealtsh I'm nOrbereebepte Sabre Iu(drteb. g@ ,rVV
n ern,& s'a asn S9Iaa sa YluIunG per eunse ipufre jecO6 mad ce.
erau9 tbrfs SrbitretnBun8enittd pfetet a1ni1h oehsist nm
BABE isttber tetnen weiterep NBfaQ aebab, - IA hsTge Ts sss ~ IV
lsles wteeipn %nfepreren ainistn fr Den aeu&6udsn etnosesssu
amT lmnes eeIAaofa eas 0e ben aranIrn sre6e GrleIRis nina
ti"'0, " qb0s. s. Wpfau
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Oa8 I66ue I6nelIe9slnbe preubi6e S&tff oarnOlS gSninOer'
Capt. 8. y. SaSbaeen miro prompt na4 cbt9em Saien eTps
Dirt un6 6istet p~aIagieren in Der beqnem en9eri1teten erIeu uni
3ipeiten @ailte cine quite @elesenbet our ~lleberfabrt. @esen paiaS
penoe man f1 an
M516s 20 Spatb GbarIeslrabe up Stairs.
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i. .2Siebtia sflr @efeal6often.

:. J.VFEFEW NFYEFF E1 ONDTWVHHIIaNW .
Grenflin engine SdirS,A-
221 &ditetn Np., AM. Bcncffr. u. Brcabwob,
eefduft irel9eS, I'M Swetten unb tritten Stcf smei at6ee Cal,
sntbaltl bic }4 belOnbers fir gDOblttdtistettS. @s ai6affen mi
aneere WeretAk ei9nen anb btlte Sermietebet werben, =
Das ~9otabfgbFt BON jeBt an ben ylarien:
v'BrlntIin S1ll" dM. q
Matsrs Nustunf BET SOfspbMupbtrt X -
SSS6Smt 2lS GGasra NSeasAs ;
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WOn g8. W. Q0lnter8 NR 81

Or. D. Same Il SrnI N'H'5 1000
wtstne 2erren. vtlt eFObent yerendeen empfeNe tA 6si 81
len &%rantbetten Der %eaftrSbre tbr rutrsiSiaunosmiftss w Sa ~.
t9rea ltnoeraeet BALKAN BET Harlem &uswnrf umo qe6erfstSs1 y
an9epanbt babe. ~ TFlOl8e
Haln1 1900 tgD. 20. gDfnfer8
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0aai1Oil
W}uIifzl tnterridlt

S6 b~eabfdtise nit Ulonta9 ben 2. Ipri[ in meiner g8obniir
einen GURUS liuFt llnterritt (Riano lnb Sin9en) a~nsufaneen
gltern, bic ibe ainoer bWrin 9rIn6It9 unterri6ten Iafei
>Woaen, bite t@, i9 10 balo ais mS9lt6 gu rnelbeh.
@arpltne 2tebre DIT,
(U319-27) SO. ASS ". Baltimorefr.
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@rfaltuna, 6nltem, Soften Il. g,r,rf,d ,r,e., /,

gBertter 9err! SUI Spdtldbr l84s nurbe m =, 49,.
gen GSnrS III nletner ltnted Settle unmlinel6ar inter s snLw 2 pehI-
Oefa0en, wel6er mid AUS srdbidfte maffertt mn Msi,%s. en
SpraGe Deraubte. 80 glautg eaB etne 6eftiae erfGIturos eF
la6e paSoa mar. Sn Saafe stner Ao6e %Serbreitste q T.
ShnerJ aber bic eanie Yruit uHb miirbe BON q oos y, q NV elfer
ger, 70 Dab nletne 6reunoe IN be er6Bte gelorank a p" js M eeltis
~prObtrte btefaaf eth sonses Jatr lang ale m%SalRben aRs N 80
ter aniretlnre Der bsrnbtteltsn aerJte, ater unaIGdIIi%Sswr Sp un.
obne allen @rIole. SD mar ndbe barln, mid 6sr Oass ~ NStlle
%ttnJ"seben ais Elm satser 6reunO MIR ben Gebrouh Is GsSSps alae
s t1", SaS ess Y ~ S a"% sSutSS S,r SsrI$Sit Ten, 1ir cine Sslss eiei.
poh Seierun8 ttn, ut0 na6 befi @ebrau6 Der & Siei ~ 5eipen
MID 9anjltG interchangeable, etnsfs ourd bic 6rofto t hnp. anetV
barren Ar5net. IGtun9Spou SIR ~ WY FHlWab
s0Wff frgN E;A; ". 9artea,-
Yafor Der ]. observation-disclosures e.
2erre Saute, Snb, zen 8. sNRdt 1S48.. 800" --"sapt~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


lETI-zg1S Gum Oerfduf.
hDiiI go I6er 2ano nit 9uten @ebiulidtetten, 16 W1elen
ssHiil bon Der Sact nate 6er 2anoltraBe umo in Der aeIunbe.
AaAN11A item @eSenO, 11OR afer an Der gtcrtbern Central. 81.
~icnbabn, 80 Nietlen BON bee Staot nit @c6iucen; 10 ader an bl
alien 6recerid 0teac, gut a~n9ebaut; 107 Mder nit 6ibiben Sc.
b~ault4teiten uno Nnla9eu, miro 9e8en @i9entbum IN Der Stabt
ein8etmi6t; 6 4der an Der aIteii ~5reoerid 9toao "a paehe bon
IPcunt be Gales; 100 Ader am 8afpiu9ton eancmege, II Meilen
pon, Der Stapt; 2 9iuier in 6Opar6ir., nabe @anSenItr. i in
gSeft- spnbarbir.; 2 in 6apeheltr. ; 2 in Qe~rin9tonhr. / in
6rpnttr.4 l in Prattltr. l in 9anCoerar. 2.tn Mulberrpnr.
uno nebrere anCere IN periGieoenen @egenben Der Stao1. 2ots an
permetben in &eit- 8altimoreitr. MOnunent-, GAP unS Mcgl.
oerrpItr. unb 8roaoipap. @run6 gu pertauien in grcabwap.
0%rut6renten gu oertaufen. @tOder nnb @OrrtS,
go. 90 5apeteItr.
R1- 6~auf6riefe, Wietb- Gontratte, GeItamente umo anbere
i31itli9e Papiere, iOpie 8aien-@eri9ts. Sei9afe werben beitenS
beior9t. Np15s
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r.. DonOOitigen r705 Giiig
s1Hen .1fraeliten 8nltimpre,8.

au9 d. omesti8eg &iGBbagen lie ldS an Sanoen. Qua.
Eif6t ouSae8etG ct. Ole t6abttuttcn oieeS @ltaS uber.
trtTt an Grattbst unO gehEnteA ale -aa6sren 1sanuIaeliuet be-
let art, uno tr Gif8 lit BON Inibertreifli9er Site uno S9drfe.
Durd bic oan, neme Bertihnts8art uno @rfinbun9 t5nnenbtn IA.
britanten ibren @His gu gang e~rmabtgten preicn a6Iebeu lno f.
Sen etnem geebuen 3npru1e e~nt8e9en.
Baltimore, ben i. WtdrJl860. :.
- WHTs-l ertauf8total1Lt bs e abriE
~-~1 Wp. rs &drdfeaaffrafe.
~~9-s ooer int ~Q9cbHbaH8
(DRa7, An, WltGIio). 30. 81 arrticnfr. +
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Webisimiie5e atnseiec.
&nbt ibr Den SmItem?

Uantl 9ebraudet Or. 5abne8 Yrultrein
9un98mittel.
20 gtbt austnbltdlt6e@ rlei6terune.
Setp threnAtrIftg UDer (6wtnbfGh az Donn
eeSran4t Sasns's 9rufretntsunssmtteL ~"
geeltes ole ~traat6lfte 3Sianmea,iebuno Der puarS hr, -
serart, ~ ~ sss e. Inns Des Saletmes, mel4er biefelDe SsraOvft
riaieit S n ~ ~ tSrs .u.% Ss siat sslttnOe letAte @ttatsuns abe S&ipGs.
Sabt t4r ben &eudbufen
ggsst' Ss y Saq sists Sratrs.iuttser : 9as bette Seihmiaf IN ber
SaS SuRen erleiNfert MO s.s y, araaipstt UNI bic 5dffte absdrat,
r $RHuSl ~ Std 2atsssSan GROUP OSssrauft.
rasdtnietr, seraa mad Ger a%nDetidas unS e. SeWt ~, SSV h yrui.
gDeun tbr FMftrBtren 90 d wtnbfnAf m
rune o. 3r1ht(heS Settenfe6en, BInTtfSs Ias5.tp
: pe hSars sSytf t sfls & ta " ~ a,s. 4 f sserapSst asnts sTaa.
tea ano te9et unerrei6t ta mas bic 3eugnf1t dau(snbSr "s2%.
BARON Gebftt t~rtrbeng beneiItn. t1 F Wspe
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Sripemiider Gatarrb II. 6luBfetcr (9uAuen,,,

" m. e IOpb .SVn giS6urn, pa, f&rei6ti
III, n- bent Sanhar 1858.
Del weIter 9ranibstt ID n itrem graareiulser ! unII6sss,
5ellmtttcI faab. ""V"s"
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~empfeblen tr be berannaben6en Peia1ieierta8e ibren aas9eje
ueten unperf1lidten
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GpQ1nNiihe G1rinnf.

500 SesS arcu Brand Sarin9e neue ernte per S6if euna po
Nottetoant. gu oertautet BEL Is. Is. @amberite,
Wi12, Int 27 Soutb GbarIeSitr
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3wanot0 Se ten bon 3euentie aaneH bon perionen bon be
p6brkfn @baratt ano gDabrbet DotJecet iuerben, penn eS Der.
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Damn 9ebraltdet Or. Sabne8 0rultrein
~n1un8mitfeI
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9rulttrduite uno Slutipeieu.

u m. 9. @eSbrrrs
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@manmel WtnsWoneer s. Gpbm,

(QRs19-27l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-06

SERIOUS CHARGE OF MURDER-A Son AC
cUsES HIS FATHER OF THE DEED.-The citi
Zens Of Salem have been considerably started
by the arrest and confinement in their iail of a
man charged with the crime Of murder by his
own son. The facts, as We gather them are
substantially as follows:
Some eight years since, q German pedler
last heard of in the vicinity of Hampton g ate
in the pines of Burlington county, about fifteen
miles from Mount Holly, suddenly disappeared !.
and was never seen or heard of afterward
The disappearance caused considerable excite.
ment at the time, but no clue to the mysterv
could be obtained, and the matter was 6nally
forgotten. Suspicion at first did, indeed, in
some degree, point to the man who has now
been arrested, and who lived in the neighbor-
hood at the time, but nothing was done, and he
afterwards removed, no one seemed to know
where. This mans name is George Palmer;
and his son, a lad about fourteen years of age
rather young at the time of the alleged muir
der-says that the family have lived at various
places within his recollection, but that he
thinks it was about eight years ago that they
lived at Hampton Gate. There, one day, as a
pedler approached the house in a wagon. his
father shot him dead, buried his body in the
woods, burned the wagon in a coal pit, and
buried most Of the goods near the house where
he lived; that he sold the horses, and that be
the boy-could show any person the places
where the body was buried, the wagon burned
and the goods buried, if taken to Hampton
Gate.
1t is said that there is other testimony going
to show that the accused has changed his name
and other facts corroborating the boys testi.
mony.-Trenton Nv. ~ Democrat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-06

INVOLUNTARY SUICIDE OF LADY IN PARIS
The Paris correspondence of the N. O. Picayune
says: "A strange event has occurred here,
which excites great deal of conversation. A
young lady, belonging to one Of our best fami-
lies, who recently married a most estimable
gentleman. whom she loved, apparently happy
certainly wealthy, free from all care, and fond
of life, committed suicide-I had almost said
involuntary suicide-a few days ago 1t seems
she had quarrel with her husband about some
II e or another: in q moment of passion she
snatched up the dagger on her chimney piece
Gt is q common ornament Of msntlss here) and
plunged it into her heart, falling dead instant
ly. Her husband is greatly distressed It is
believed sh. intended merely to give feigned
blow. This tragical event recalls to mind the
death of the Duke de Grammont-the eldest
brother of the Duke Grammont, (he got his til
tie by his eldest brothers. death, who perished
on the Pacific, while on his way to join the
French Legation at Washington: deny fatality
in familiesD who one day playing with pistol
stood before looking glass. opened his mouth,
AMI saying to his friends VII wers witl M:
Just think-isn't il strange-that all a fellow
hss to do to eBd his life is to hold the pistol
here, move his finger slightly, and crack" In
voluntary he touched the trigger, tho pistol
exploded, and he fell a oorDse in the midst Of
his friends"
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The Washington Monument
A STONE FROM NAPoLEoN's TOMB.

> B.
From the Paris Moniteur de rArmeel
Advices from the Island of st. Helena men,
tlon an incident of considerable interest. IT
Is known that the Americans are erecting at
the capital OF the Republic n national monu-
ment TO the ilustrious W Washington The COM
mittee appointed to raise funds for its comple-
tion having applied TO the Emperor for a stone
from the tomb of Napoleon 1. at ST. Helena,
his Majesty promptly complied with their re-
quest, and caused to be transmitted from the
Department of Foreign Affairs the necessary
INSTRUCTIONS to the representative of the Frenc b
Government at LOngwOod
la accordince with these Instructions on the
9th OF December Messrs Gauthier de Rouge
mont, chief OF the squadron of cavalry which
guards the habltatiOn and tomb of the Empe-
TOR Napoleon l.; ". Salomon. Acting Vice
Consul of France at St. Helena; g. W. kim
ball. Consul of the United States at the same
place; Capt. f. +. Masselin, Director of Enpi-
neers, and j. z. Mareschel, Of the same CORPS.
lnet at the place called the Vale Of Napoleon.
for the purpose Of making the official transfer
OF this memento.
The gentlemen descended together into the
cave, sill unclosed, which contained the EN-
perOrs coffin, and Capt MaSSelin detached the
stone, which Will be sent to America NJ q
de RougemOnt then addressed the Consul of
the United States in a speech in which he ex-
pressed the pleasure it gave him to have been
W nhhc, III tue name OF the Emperor,
the transfer of this simple stone destined to
show to all who visit the monument in which
1t viii be placed, that France preserves always
to the United States the same sentiments as at
the epech in which Washington conquered his
immortal place in history
Mr. kimball replied, that he was filed with
profound regard for his Majesty the Emperor
Napoleon III, and that this venerated relic,
which recalled the immortal memory of the
first Emperor, would figure in the monumental
column erected to the memory Of one of the
most illustriOus and virtuous men whom God
had sent on earth-tO the memory Of Washing
ton, the friend of France. He added, that he
thanked the Emperor, in the name of the So
ciety which was erecting the monument, and
in the name Of the whole people Of the United
States.
After this touching ceremony, the precious
relic was placed in case, prepared before
hand, and this case, sealed with the Imperial
arms, was sent to the American Government
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