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oF DOLLAR PER ANaUM INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

they cannot work for more than two hours at
a time They can be heard from some dis
tance, as they give kind of cultural sound
ha-ha-as they work, which, they say, eases
the chest Our sailors have the same fancy
when hoisting a sail.
| have kept a small loaf of Spanish bread
for several months in a dry place, and then
immersed it in boiling water and rebGked it,
and ! can assure my readers that it was
ueithCr musty nor sour.-LondOn paper.
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By A good story was told US Hartford
Press the other day about John Van Buren
He had taken some technical legal advantage,
by which his opponents client in an action
was non-suited The man was furious, and
declared his purpose to give John piece of
his mind when he saw him--he would acither
him. Happening to seen John one day at
Downing's standing at the bar, getting out
side of dozen New York bays, he boldly
confronted the Prince, and, being a small man
looked up at him fercely, and bnrst out
Mr. Van Bnren, is there any client SO low
and mean, or any case so nasty that you won't
undertake to defend him in it2 IL don't
know" said John, stopping to put away anoth
er oyster, then bending down and confidently
drawing out bis reply in the little mans ear,
/" What hare you been dong p
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08
I'll istGlla
Bread-m hing in Spain,


Finding myself about two leagues from
Seville, in that picturesque village OF Alcade
de Guadalra but commonly called Alcade de
los Panaderes-or hakerF-aa almost all the
bread consumed m Seville Is made there, /
determined to know no" It was made. NO
Traveller who ever visited the south OF SPAN
ever fails 10 remark, How delicious the bread
is :. Il Is white aN snow, close az cake, aha
yet very light; the flavor is most delicious,
70, the wheat Is good and pure, and the bread
Is well kncaded.
As practical demonstration Is better than
harsay or theory, | would not content my
~t with the description OF the process Of
hellmHkin-, but we"t to the honNe OF a ba-
81 sg,"aose pretty wife and daughter had
e.-sopPtd 10 ioON al, rs thfy were sorting
.ae a#ai, seated Oh very 10" Sloc'a IN the
II iaclo5 the honSe. 1t was pretty picture
,arf dark, sparkling eyes, rosy cheeks, ana
snowy Ieeih lheU ha'f arrays oeaullnI!y
~s'>ed' anu always oFn'mehiea WIN ha,ura'
D"erS IRON the'r niue E"'o%h W ,he oach
so"',o '"e'' o''s''.s;'lo'e GU n'IHe''.,'s;s
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,anl .n1.. =, ''Hn' Uo"Nty loaoS o' "'eau '"e!
w WS,g'! u'5"V from IRef oven
,,cl., a.5 l.'0 ''"-' was u'H7 IL was PuO III
Ma or,a; ,,'4 carried Oh che 0oMhey oac@H 70
hal, III '',e center OF 'he ''l'aEe' SO Us 70
- .lul'uueo'ateIy alter u was Eheaded.
h,o o' a...'''I there, the dough was divided
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08

ARTICLES or DIET-The useful articles Of
diet are Numerous, and the commone5t we
have. As to the quantity required, the prize.
fighter, who requires most, has thirty six oun-
ceS per day, besides the innutritouS portion
which everybody swallows at every meal For
women, twenty ounces may suffice, though q
larger allowance is better. Healthy working
men ought to have fro twenty-five to thirty
Dances The greatest amount of nOurishment
Of both kinds is contained in -four, meat, po-
tatoeS and peas milk, cheese, rice, aud other
grains and sugar while tea coffee, and CO.
Goa are Of great value in their way. Such
are the materials but they may be so treated
in the cooking as to waste what is most val
liable, and preserve what is Of the least con
sequence. 1t is possible to manage the max.
inc of Il stew, so as to wash away the best
qualities of the meat, and leave the vegeta-
bes hard, and drain away the thickening, ,cauS
ing predominant taste Of smoke and salt
When Miss Nightingale and her assistants un-
dertonk TO cook in the Eastern hospitals, they
made pint of thick arrowyoot from one
ounce of the powder, while in the general
kitchen it took two ounces to make pint Of
thin arrOwroOL. 1t was the proper boiling Of
the water that made the difference here
Again, two ounces of rice were saved on every
four puddings when the nurse made the pud-
dings Such incidents show that it is not
enough to have the best materials for nourish
ment they must be husbanded in the prep
aration. 1t scenes probable that, by sensible
conduct all around, everybody might command
enough of the best material for food and it
is certain that small proportion of the wives
of Eugishmen know how to do justice to the
food they buy.-Harriet Martinear, IN Once
Week.
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TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, November 8, 1860,
THE ME TIN q i.

BITTER was the tale dreaded,
Grief of heart for evermore,
When from years of weary travel,
Landing on my native shore,
| sought out the ancient village
And the aforementioned door.
Long it was since any tidings
Reached me wandering DER the wave,
And nv soul for certain knowledge,
Though it held a curse did crave
Though the melancholy answer
only echoed of the grave.
had left three little children
In the years Of long ago
But past joy is present sorrow
Painfully the seasons flow
Who am I TO be delivered
From the broken hopes below2
/ had left an angel woman
Guardian of the tender three
Is She dead or is she living:
Is her spirit true to me?
viii know that many winters
Cannot change her constancy.
And sought the wellloyed cottage,
Skirted by the poplar tall
Waited By the garden wicket
Listening to the MATERIALLY
And I caught the pleasant odour
OF tie jasmine on the wall.
Then | entered and she knew me-
And sank taiuting in my arms
On her fac ! saw imprinted
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08

QUAKERs -" Friends" commonly called
QnakerS, are easily singled cut from the throng
ers of Broadway by the dress which although
the fashion OF two hundred years ago, is no
longer so except to them. We never meet
them without a respectful, aGectonatc draw
ing thitber, accompanied with o sorrowful re-
gret that there are not hundred where there
is but one.
4 true "Fr:cnd is the embodiment Of
plainness, pIacdty, and prosperity. The be
nevolent calmncss which plays upon their fea-
lures inspires in the behoIder confidence and
attachment
But what is the secret Of their universal
power of the presence and their general thrift?
Who ever knew a Quaker to be in a lidget
or o fx--the awful fix CT having mary red"'
They neither beg nor steal nor-we mean the
"t trne blues cheat. The renegades, the
halfandhalf, the deserters, the impostors, and
those who have been hove overheard " neck
and heels, we say nothing about. We are
speaking of the stern and steady sort who
have never been ashamed Of their flag or drab
The members OF the Society of Friends
have the kindly respect of all men-nOt the
respect Of fear, but that Of love- When thus I?
IL Is because Ol lHeiF distinguished IEalJ, Inat
which is ever and all-pervadng. they act from
a consciousness of jnstness. They wrong no
man they allow no man to wrong them Or
if they do suffer wrong it is for the sake of
peace, but with protest or testimony "
against it, lest they might seem to counive at
evil and wrong doing.
When a man acts always from a sense of
justneSs, there is freedom from fear, con
fdence, a feeling of repose which in time fixes
on the whole character a calmness, serenity,
which is worth to its possessor more that gold
Hence there is aquiet in Quaker, and power
too in that quiet, (which would rout regiment
of fuSsy people in any contest. The heart, the
conscience, the features the very gait of
Friend, all are quiet-the glorious quiet, which
nothing can ever give bnt an hahitua conscious
ness of an allsperfadDg recttude Of purpose
Thus it is that Friends do not fidget and fret
and fritter their lives away, like the Worlds
people" as they call outsiders English statis-
tics show that their average age is some ff-
teen years more than that of others. The
great eecret then. of long and successful life
is to "Do justly."-HdlPs Journal Of Health.
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CcRREcr SrEAKlNG-We advise all yonng
people to acquire in early life the habit Of
using good language, both in speaking and
writing, and to abandon as early as possible
any use Of slang ao0rds and phrases The
longer they live the more difficult the acquiSi-
top of good language will be and if the gold
en- age of vonth, the proper season for the ac-
quisition of language, be passed in its abuse,
the unfortunate victim Of neglected education
is, very properly, doomed to talk slang for
life Money is not necessary to procure this
education, every man has It in his power. He
has merely to use the language which he reads
insteads of the slang which he hears to form
his taste from the best speakers and poets of
the country to treasure up choice phrases in
his memory and habtuate himself to their
use-avoding. at the same time. that pedantic
precision and bombast which show rather the
weakness of a vain ambition than the polish
of an educated mind.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08

GREAT Men stand like solitary towers in the
city of God ; and secret passages running deep
beneath external nature, give their thoughts
intercourse with higher intelligence, which
strengthens and consoles them, and Of Which
the laborers on the snrface do not dream -
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ra~ A man down East has invented ma.
chine to renovate old bachelors he can make
quite decent young man, and have enough
left for two small puppies, pair of leather
breeches, and kettle of soft soap
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08

D2r An Irishman being asked, on late
trial, for certificate of his marriage, took
his hat off, and exhibited a huge scar, which
looked as though it had been made with fire
shovel. The evidence was satisfactory,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08

The FIRsT STEP. The first step towards the
abyss Of inGdelity is doubling Or skeptical
state of mind in regard to some parts, or the
whole of the Scriptures the next is either in
to the wilderness Of universal doubt, or into
the abyss itself. Skepticism is most danger
Gus state Of the mind. Like moderate drink
ing, il leads on its unhappy victim from bad to
worse til! both mind and heart are ruined and
damned forever It is the moral inebriatlon
of the man in its incipient stages. Beware Of
it, ye young men, as ye would the contagion
of death. It's administrations to the sopl arc
those Of sorrow. Break away from the first
symptoms OF its deadly approach. Let not q
q corrupt and unbelieving heart begnjle these
with the promises OF a prCud and vain phiioso.
phy. There is no safety in q cultivated intel
lect nor in all the resources OF q Christian cd.
action and the watchiulness and teaching
of friends; mot even under the droppings"
of the sanctuary. In the faith Of Jesus only
there is safety. Believe in him to the saliva
ton Of the soul, then will you know the
truth, and the truth shall make you free"
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B% A French writer has said that. to
dream glorously, you must act gloriously
when awake and to bring angels down 10
hold converse with you in your sleep, yen
must labor in the cause Of virtue during the
day.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08

Folly OF PmDG.-Take some quiet sober
moment Of life, add together tie two ideas OF
pride and man Behold him, creature of
span, stalking through infinite space in all the
grandeur Of Httlencss. Perched on a speck
of the universe every wind Of heaven strikes
into his blood the GOODNESS of death his soul
floats from his body like melody from the
string day and night, like dust on the wheel,
he is rolled along the heavens, through lab
yrnth Of worlds and all the creations of G Cd
are flaming above and beneath. 1t this
creature to make for himself crown of glory,
to deny his own flesh, to mock his fellow,
sprung from the dust to which both will re,
turn Does the proud man not err? Does
he not suffer Does he not die ? When he
reasons, has he not been stopped by dillicul
ties? When he acts is he never tempted 10y
pleasure? When he lives, is he free from
pain When he dies. can he escape the CON-
mon grave? Pride is not the heritage of
man humility should dwell with frailtv, and
atone for ignorance, error and imperfection.-
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bJr Gentlemen who smoke say the more
they fume the less they fret
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-08

A MorHER's INFUENCE.-H How touching the
tribute Of the Hon T. H. Benton to his moth.
er's influence My mother asked me never
to use tobacco. have never touched it from
that time to this and ! have never gambled
and cannot tell who is winning and who is
losing in games that can bo played She ad-
monishGd me, too, against hard drinking and
whatever capacity for endurance l have at
present, and whatever usefulness | may attain
in life, have attributed to having complied
with her pious and correct wishes When [
was seven years of age, she asked me not TO
drink, aud then made a resolution of total
abstinence, at time when | was sole
constituent member of my own body, and that
/ have adhered to it through al time, owe
1t to my mother"
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OdS arme Surbe6eu. I'm Gprs
rsipcncent l6tlpsrt rie traurissu 3u;lnee in
Su:bSdsn fc!scursrmaern: Tie Ses5lfrruua
bat ~atscucmnsn. Die answancsrura tat, It
10 lebr p%erncbrt, rae tie Nss,cruns rurdb rim
@eirB ne tcltrdnten mpl.e. sun lImmtl;de
Sieucrn iinp crbGht werrrm. Ter 9Sertb css
Drum clAsntbums 1T s%elunfen bic ISIuicr in
ecu Stapten iinp ni6t lslten unprrtduh,b, 10 pae
y. 5aul,r in Fer <alit GaTels fur m,nise
Gaal'r SuaclhInssu wurpen. Die Suru,re in
leiahmt, une IN elnisrn 8dllcn icaar untrrrriidt
Gas pantmsrf temtgt lih III rem 5sIsln enss
S'roitcten 3unft,maugsS.
lie iucliheu 9rpu.n,sR lstnsn lid p~trasbsns
mao etner e'lentabn, Hs ibnsn zen sr-,c snen
Ss'trer @srcrtrinssn icl wibreup in GaTsl
sln SabuhrfStau lb rbebt, Der. renn aut n;ht
~'~sdmaEts'r, cpt prohtoolsr (ppn unIscr ypsit.
lauitateIt) ut, ais rtc Hieiitcn in Heutidlane.
Vie @eIeesetnns aOdt; ldualf anertannte
is9'elatcrtlhe Serurfniife werpeu niht tefrisciat.
2te SeleBuns Oar @iuitcrisn mirp INNER it,pis.
rtSer; Sriiis fplJt auf Griiis, uup 0t,niaerFh,
ris bn wrdenlang leer. Sobe St,urn limb nit
ssulen tslebt, renen bic 6Heutl,be 8tsi,ura uur
pas Serptsnit rtais sini;itissr 9arteinabms fir
bic Te9icruna bsilcst.
Sts tattialtcn &r1fte revtleit.n in uuteros.
crenetrn StsuunAen rcsr manc,rn in eos Aus
lam. robin irhrn 10 %icls has Sabr 1880 aetyic.
ten. SIM Sianterienf berriht Mienutt far.
hbe Es %plcuuscn. ater rsibc llniiprmen ieIth
ras rrplittlte Streten farm tcrnc Griria. s@r,ieIsn.
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StaOufhes.

NtaporS=Sc curt. ;Srci Snatru BON 10 mn 10
Sabrcn, ccs pfcrctristfabls anastlaot. Batter.
am SarnStag Gin rcriduflcs Gerb6r IN scfrtcn.
Die tlsinen @dIsenprscl battcn I'M unttrn Giant.
tpsii cas gfero amsttunctn aciunreu, lido prjIei
ben bendchtiSt uno perIuht. GO n I'M Wicilen ppn
Der Start s%ntfrrut ;u prrfauftu.
Swft S3aTarie. cin 8rcicr unb ein Sclape. er.
bteltsn 80 dufss,ablt. neil is ein Stwsin ae
itphltu batten.
etne ,seibc SdSne, bic wesen 9runFsnbeit
anf9Fncmmtn ipar, wurpe in bic Sail asihidt.
.3wet Neser, Die itt scsenfsitis rurtaspriipclt
battsn. Bet ipslhcr @rlcgsnbsit Der rimc Ger Rluf.
luitl9en sincn yiclf rifib srbiclt, miiiIrn eIel.biolls
in Der Sail 'br fcrnerre ScrtGr erpartrH.
= Sur9e Ierspitb tat i4 and be, ORubert
Hcio as8en re Gntsrscnnabme BON 9Siiro1dof.
aussrlprcdhen. Der An9ctlaats tsablitttat, fiji
otcIsrbalb an bic Court If 2Jppcals ,u meuren.
Tic brittle Observation-Disclosures rrS g..
l1napcreins Siratnia finprt brutr 9ltcno i'm g,s.-
etns'sctaie (@anter unr Yobncr's 9irrp. Olarfst
rptel) HIATT, gu Der bic Mitalieper ifb ocmis red,t
5ablreih einfupeu mcroen, IA biz Nrrora,ruu,
unp Ausinhruns Der erifen tcitrn 8rdu,ten all.
9smeine Srfrieeisuna tersUrrirf.
= sEtr btren. rai idcn am nl6frn @cntao
slne wrttere Scrlis,lna9 hes 3urner. Gbra.eryer,
ems fdttftnrct.
Der Stiftunsstag bes Qiettabsr, 3beatsr.
%eretnS (25. Sanuar) wirp aut rieles Satr in
entlprshenrsr sSsiis rurd zine SorlteQuna uur
9rpBen Sdu geirlert prrren.
sSir latsn bieitr Gage Elm ctra 10 Sabre
alteS iriibeS Ntdpfen. pas an Der lOten Straa,
untertaib benz Saiin pcbut, ipeldem eir aeptf.
fer Or. 9....r teim Serausuetmeu eiues a; i.
mes elm 9utes Stiit Sinniare beraueseri0tn bate.
gum @lud t0nnrn mir u~nicrsn 9riern mittbeiI
ltn, bab oieisr 9HunrerNretcr elm Nmsrtau : IL.
lem Startratb iieat Elm gntraa Der Con.
mite FUR S1uten opr, eabin sebeur, s60, 900 fir
Die ~@rtauung ctneS asrdumiserrn unp ,ircdmds
Bisrr einaeridtrten &rmentauics an perniuiaen.
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ns'i ps 9'shEakI rsrieItsu lunss Naisn BAT.
Nas Dome S0urnai itsat nan re 5raat, rt be
sanRe Der amsrttaniihsn 9ameamafs cabsr itre
Dap i'h eirtslsr MID let6t 'ure6tisssn Iads2
Der Ssrliner Surnpsrsin mpute ON IS
Stsotsr auf Der 5aienblies 5rsucenicusr au,iin.
ben. mas isrO& in S~rridf6tisans rss Geiunt.
teits'ufanres Zee SSuiss njd,t e~ststtet murss
sS'r frsusn une eieirs Sntctrs, csnn e. mSre
I'M NuSlanre sepiR fsbr ara trIpStrrlt murcsu
~e"n man Ssboft b /, roe brutfbe Burner ras
anrsnfeu an Die Srla8t Bel eeir,ta auf elmer
bIienbairs fficrnI
eine jun9c TAME, tit meier oeiareid nrd
l6on mar. lib ater eintilpete, beiecs I'M bSti1su
Sr"rs gu 'etn, fastc in elmer npbl.n IS sisuihoet
'a s'n'm innaen Ssrrn: Die Srau srs Sauses
bat rph @elhraad fs BOT muir bic 1tSnfsu
Oamsn sinaeiarsn. 8inren sir ras nj DOT oude
ga, ermseertr Der Ssrr. i'd tttnsrtts ries eten
ais Sfe - rranBsn maren.
Cine Gal'icrnier 3rituns teriatet cos IN
iener @saenp bic @ccquitus 10 arce ine. pae
m'Hn tic lt auf ibre 5intertcins leu,n, ie aus
e'nsr 8ans'aafe iaufcu fSnnen. St bier vrn
Hann't@en cosr rsitliben 0losquitcs rs aeps,
1T le:csr nitt ansessten.
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Gin tpiobtiScr Stft Scr &cict=
8cbMmg.

Su %unirrer @eIetsctuns rurss lcste 0cte
Hcn Der Wilitdr.G cmmiiiicn elm 0Seleeprrlhlea
s'n9stratt, Der, wcnn in teiecn 6GuIe,n paSir f,
FUR Die Semrknsr Sti6mrnrs ppn ccn mctltb6.
tighten 6otsen lsin mirr. Gs tanbelt Iib ndm.i6
nm cine SenilliSung ppn $500, 600 ,ur Grid.
tung elmer @rwrtrfatrif, unp Ger %pritlaa aeb,
pabilt, ole @etdulittritcn Der Nrucrp t~beilweric
paiu 5u bcnubsn. ST. ss ZEN &crtrctcrn nnieres
St0ates mtrtiib &rnif. cinbeim,Ihe S~inrulfric III
bcten, INN mad hnp nah llnatbGnaiafsit ron I +
ermmeretelen unp inbuirielsn Supremotie res
Norpene gu erriRsrn, 10 mue rieIcr 2ntral ;um
geldluB crbcben merben. 9Senn audi mi re
Nunl6e fur se Snaletrnrufuns ricIcs Inter
ReblncnS anterrn ale rplitihrn 0riinocu ent-
i%prin9en, 70 rriirren mir une rod fsiuerlei UNI,
niscn @eSuntcn tinactcu, msnn Gidbmrnp fcltlt
burh icetioneae @sitrrtunseu leinc %fituftisr @r6s,
gu pcrpantcu bdttc.
Dur@ cine icihc 8abrit miirren an bunccrt
Arteitcr miercr Seihlitieuns s~tbaltcn, rn er.
9%cnltano, Der ihon III bic sDaslhlle ldut.
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)nlinoif3s prgifbte.

= Nabe ct. ScuiS ftf Der Tcutlbe !Sis6, r
"en ettem S~abnwasrn auf pas @clrile II. purrs
~ar:Gptct.
- Sn Gbicaac famrn i'm lestcn Sabre eHt.
irbn Stltltmprre opr unc abt Nerlunrn murcrn
eermurrct. 8ruu g1p!f rrihlus am 26. gcpb.
oen s.. Srtmaun nit elmer 6ote s. Scrkf itart
am 4. Sult in tSclas elmer pom St0ncf erbalte.
nen S%tttmunte; Der Rnate @pttlict Strl murine
Won leinem Sp~teltam'raccn peter Slrin in eiueu
Ieih aefirfen unp ertrant &c.
Vrt 81 i'm perlouscusn SATIRE pcracfrm.
mensn SraurunfHGcn tamcn III Mcuibcu uus
Sebrn. Sm Sabre 1858 tetrus rre ,3obl Orr ouf
piric sEeiic WrrunaIudten 1872.
0rrS. Douglas t%sinptt lih LET in Cert.
lhirc, GuaInnr.
Sn Saronnab. Ga. 1T unter Der gufiidt
r'net @rirdben cine yarnus Gai6mir. :3,eatn ron
Smprnn n%nsrfommrn.
Sn Sttcmd, ST.. lino d&t Ycrfrrru, re
thr3ltd einen enifptencu Sclarcn are cen S6ns
zen Der Seb0reen b%tfreitcn, in Qnflaae,utanb
perlest wcrrcn.
wuf elmer 6arm Ri 9itcrty, Serfcrp Go j..
VA, mrlrt en- firilit bier 9tcasr auf bic Nnslaae
%prrhaItct, thren Nufeber ca, 81. .. Mts. ernrrr.
oct gu batrn. Die ycthc res guilebers rurre in
stnsm oanfrn Struh seiuneen, no lie ron ZEN
Neaern ecrItedt mUrcen mar, un lie IrGt,r bcn
6lomnen gu utsrsctsn- giurr Der gcrbaftstrn
wnrre rer Der @eFansrnndbme aeiho en-. 3ssi
mitlhuIpise Neaer iinO ent:rmmen.
= Sn Stem gprt psrlhludte aus ScrIrben"
Ter 9eutlbe >. Sparrenbtraer cine Suautit6t
Stauidure unp fam ums 0etcu.
= Sn SnpihnaprliS, Suc., purce tir,lib eer
reutIhe Sfditerer Gruarp Dit rrmurrst.
Sn ct. Sruis batsn Die ,,oeutjtrn Gin.
benton" einsn 9aq pcrantaltet.
Sir bic Sursn. Die aus Marrfto nah Gi.
traItar futbtetcn, rpureeu in Sustee iiter 500
9siammelt unr nat Gibraltar ceieucrt.
brinrib 8raunfrltcr, lcincs Stanpes Elm
NlaHrrr, muree rrr &ur'em ans 9uuiiana auf
ben Serpadt bin prrtrieben, atoGit,oniitilhe Sc.
ltnnun9cn gu beg II.
= vi" farbi9er prrriser it in Grtrcit, Wi6.
um $50 %tsltraft unp in @rmansrluns pen Siro.
lhaft Dem e'efansatB auf 80 Gage ]itermirieu
mrrrsn. Nit pisier Straie bslest ras @eiss in
ienem Staate ben BIGGER, Der iiA nit greriaen
bsia6t.
- Sn 8ioiomsturs, u. g., tieft eer Rep.
Or. ealrieHtt cine precisi, in wcibsr or ben ae
bdnsten S. 6. GOOt ale einen M1rty,er Dos drif.
itdsi @IautCHS p~arilsGte.
= Sn PETERSBURG, 3d., inp s1,273. sc.
ipslde 5u ntelem 3rede i'm puttnum selammslt
inter Die Drsi Gcmrasnien ppn bort, we!6e In
e6ar!eitopn @arnipns pienits prrrittetsn, pere
tbeiIt wrrpen.
= oie 5ael!tdt Der llniusriitlt pom Yenn,
islVaaten t%iinrIst an, pu6 rtclrlte in 5olae Der
aus rem SuFen S'bilrtissn Stqrentsn Fer DE
Oi5tn nur Is pcn elmer 500 Stucenten ldblsnpsn
&Iaie eint HSs.