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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-02
Oct. &c, 1s6o-tds.

ATTENTION OFFICERS OF THE SIND RECf-
"A MENT. .-4.x. tet
There will &c held Battalion Court, for the Sc
cond Battalion, ut New Hope, on Thursday, the
f5th,of November. q Az
There viii be held Battalion Court, for the
first Battalion. at Waynesboro', on Friday, the
18th of November. l. ,. .
And a Regimenta Court of Enquiry. at Fishers
vile, on Saturday, the 18th of November.
All persons against whom fines have been ere
nepusy assessed, have excuses to offer must give
the above Courts their attention, or the Sheriff
will be ordered to collect all fines in Ills hanos.
By order of the Col. Commandant. >. ls+.sr
ALEX. J. McCUNE, AdJt G2nG Req.
Oct. &c, 1se0-2t.-Spec. Copy.
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DIED

In Brownsb1rg, on the 18th att, Mr.. JAMES Il.
TAYLOR, in the 23rd year of his age.
On the 22nd ult., at the family residence, 6 miles
South Of Lexington, Mrs. NANCY WILSON, wife of
Mr.. James Wilson, ST., aged 80 years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
MRS. WINsLOW,

WNSe VENSFNFW, -.
An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which great
y facilitates the process of teethng BY softening
the gums, reducing all infanation-will allay all
pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column.
June 30, 1seo.-1y
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TO Y,EEE RURLF

WISHING to close up an established practice
w of several years standing, in one the most
beautiful! villages in the Valley of Virginia. vii!
relinqush my situation in favor of first rate ply
sician who will purchase desirable residence at
its cash value. ~ ,,s.t
This property will also suit very we'll for q
School, Or any one wishing to letire from the city.
Educational, religious and Social advantages Of
the first order. o.
Terms essy-a credit to suit purchasers Bank
Stock, Bonds Stock in the Va. Central Railroad
in the Orange Alexandria, or the Va. Tenn
Railroad or bonds in any good paying company.
will also sell. on the same TERMS, q FARM in
an adjoining county; situated in an intelligent and
prosperous section OF the country, contiguous TO
Depot on the Va. Central Railroad, containing
LA Acres. ..-...
will, however, say in the event I cannot dis
pose of the pro erty at West View, it is nv pur-
pose to continue the practice of medicine at that
place.
Any further information desired VIII Sc imrar-
ted by early application. : ,.4...
C. W. EARDIE, IL. D.
q, West View, Augusta county, We.
Oct. 5, -tf.-7Rockngh ham Reg. Copy.
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A DESIRABLE FARM
Eo1 SALE,

Eno3 SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale privately, his farm,
4 situated within two miles Of Brandy Station,
on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, in Culpep-
county. This farm contains H. Eli
276 ACRES OF LAND,
Els acres open land, aud 81 acres in Timber The
open land is originally Of fine quality of soil, well
adapted to both GRAIN and GRASS CROPS and
is in good condition.. :, The DIV ELLING
HOUSE is of BRICK, containing 4 rooms besides
the basement, and with small outlay could be
made both e comfortable and Handsome residence.
The ether buildings on the farm are ordinary
There is @Sn Episcopal Church (having services
twice mcnth) within n mile Of the farm, and
Churches of other Denominations near by in the
neighborhopd. For convenience, facility aud econ
Cmy of access to market or to cities either North
South, general intelligence Of the society, beau
ty of country and the requisites for pleasant home,
this farm offers peculiar advantages.
For information as to price terms, which last
will be accommodating, apply either in person or
by letter, to GEO. G.. THOMPSON,
Oct. 26, ls60.--4m. Brandy Station.
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TUsT RECEIvED.-A beautiful lot Of
y OVER COATS-wita or without Capes. Also
Cashmere Suits, Shirts and Drawers which will be
sold to suit the times -.
ROANE & ABBY,
North Wing of va. Hote..
Ma An asso1 tment Of HATS on hand.
Staunton, Nov. 2, 1860.
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CARPET and Gua tain Ware-Room

CaTptJ ana EuA taiN " dEB-4tUUM
TeAvls A. kA3sEE has opened Carpet and
~ Curtain Ware Room next door to h is store,
where may be found Tapestry, Brussels, Extra Su-
perior Ingram and other Carpets Floor Oil Cloths,
beet styles; Continental and other Laoe Curtains,
by the yard. piece, or pair.
Stanton, Oct. 26, 1860.
ATTENTION pARNAsSus MIL1TIA.-Ttou
n are Hereby required to parade at your usual
place of mastering, (Parnassus, on the ist Satur-
day in November next, at IL o'clock. A. NJ, for
the purpose of electing a Captain and LIST and 2rd
Lieutenants. Capt. John Rimel will superintend
the election BY order cf ths Colonel.
GEO. w. IEBoDEN, AdIt leo,h Reg't.
Oct. &c, 1850.
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for the Northern Democrats-no denunciations OF
South ern institutions on Democratic lips or IN
Democratic presses. ~ = CONTINUE IN fEAos WITH
Too many Of them have beer cut down because they
noblv refused to join the crusade against you. +
A LARGE portion of the Northern Democracy differ
from the Democracy Ct the n91aa On ohs o. Two Two
hen nite thoroughly OF all the other vsfa questions
~ counulse The country, and on the determination
If ,h;ch Its perscsfu erastence meg hang TIE FIRST
dy Of all soh love teS, country Is 70 overtho,o tie
ho,,ld be Untrue to Kentucky if did not plead for
tbe anion Of all opposed to that dangerous organ
izat;oa !: and TO FALL TO PIECES ON QUESTIONS OF
LESS MAGNITUDE THAN ITS DEFEAT, is TO SURRENDER
TO ITS DOMINATION AND ALL THE FATAL CONSEQUENCES
THAT MAY ENsUh." -.
deliberately, intelligently, fercely the seceders
have produced this schism ii their party. Heaven
avert schism of the Union! @..~
Before concluding, gentlemen, let me assure you
that whilst appreciate your kind solicitude lest
some dcoree Of Souatterism Federalism might
attach to me as "Douglas. Elector" that you need
have no apprfh ensions in this regard but have q
care to Yourselves lest, while pleading at tie foot
stool of federal protection to your slave rrorerty
Is the Territories that saIhe federal rSWef may not
insist upon protecting your slaves in the States
and then what becomes Of reserved powers and
state lights ?, The position occupy in this can
vass is perfectly compatible with the line of policy
7 ad vocated prior to the Charleston Convention
then deemed it unwse to interpolate into the Gin
cinnati Platform article OF faith which would
effect the dissolution of party and render it i'm
potent in the important crisis now upon u.s. pre-
tered rather conqaer with the assistance Of the
Northern Democracy on the principles of the Kan
sas Nebraska bill than, without that assistance, to
be defeated on the principles Of Congressional In
terventionz Judgs Douglas is the nominee Of the
National Democracy, through those deegases who
adhered to that policy, and as such support him
/ preferred united Democracy apd q Democratic
President to disrupted party and a Black Bepuo-
lican.
But, enough of all this: 4 few days more and q
Northern fanatcism may perpetrate another act of
Injustice to the South ~ the election of Abraham
Lincoln; and then,-and then,-tyrannical viz
lence and ,lnscrupulous usurratien may cause Viz.
ginia to tear down the banner Of. the s'stars and
Stripes" GLORIOUS symbol Of freedom as it is-and
to leave Boating alone the flag Of her own indzpen'
dent sovereignty,that all those who are now sep
and Bell will be ready to unite in defence of that
flag of free, independent sovereign Virginia. If 90
casion should demand it, will not allow myself tt
doubs.
Respectfully, ,rt- min,
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A TTENTI0N COMPANY ri, !" OF THE 160rr@
N REGIMENT. ~ ou are. hereby required to
parade at your usual place Of mastering, (Jacob
Nefs) on the lst Saturday in November next, at
IL O'Clock, A. d., for the purpose of electing
LIST and Ind lieutenant. (Maj. R. F. Poage will
superintend the election. Ard also for the pur-
pose Of fall parade in PLACE Of the regular muster
in October. By order of the Colonel.
GEO. W. IMBODEN, Adi't. 160th Regt.
. n
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ever brought to Staunton. consisting, in part. of
Polka Dotted, Black, Brown, and Mixed straw
B"nnets Fanny Rustic, Tulip, Tuscan, aud Pedal
Braid Bonnets.- A large assortment Of Hats for
Ladies, Misses and Children, of every description
and quality; supply of the finest French Flow
ers offered in this market Also Gill flowers
Pins Buckles, and Ribbons of every vayictyg ant
stv.e, and beautiful assortment of NeSts and
Head dresses, Without, however. ehumerating
further, she begs leave merely to state that her
stock is the MOST complete ever opened in Staun-
the lowest figures, she is thus enabled TO sell
Athelore than Sng establishu ent in the Val,e5 81
Virginia. She respectfully solicits call from til
ladies before purchasing elsewhere.
Stauntpn Oct H. ISg0-tG .-.. . .,.
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An. PER SONS, other than members of le-
"A gay authorized Volunteer corps, having in
their possession Muskets, Rifles other Arms, be-
longing to the State, are required forthui tn to de-
liver TIE same to Z. NJ. Cushing, Serg. Maj. The
"Jufiior Blues" will also deliver up their arms.
WM d. ANDERSON, Col. lG0th Reg't
Oct 10 lSGO-3t.
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So 1866 sorfss AnnOas'ng to Ss::s55, eco
WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH.
CREffFIUATE OF PACKAGES will be SOLD at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk IL
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Certificate of Packages of 10 Half Tickets, . 80
Certificate of Packages Of 10 Quarter Tickets Is
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FALL AND WINTER
MTTTsTa.I III EaK Z. -

NTRS. C. STEVENSON has just returned from
lfl the Eastern Cities ith tho choicest selection
of the most FASHIONABLE BONNETS, RIB
BONS, and a.! other articles usually kept in Milli-
merry Stores. .<
Isgs~ size viii have her WINTER OPENING
On MONDAY, THE 22D.
Having secured the services of an experienced
Dress and Cloak Maker, she is prepared to do
al! kinds of MANTUA-MAKING in the most supe-
rior and fashionable style. The patronage of the
ladies of Stauntcn and Augusta county, is respect
fully solicited.
Staunton Get. 10, 1860.-tf
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C1oak@. Cloa,kss

Upper & FUNKHoUsER are now receiving BY
J. express direct from three of the best and most
fashionable Cloak Houses in New York about $500
worth of the prettiest Cloaks ever seen in Staun-
ton.
Black and Fancy Colored Arab Style Cloaks /;
Gilt trimmed rab Coaks, and other styles to- suit
all tastes at prices from SIS to $50.
Stanton Oct 10, 1862 49,
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TINTOGRAPHIC PAINTING.
DRoF. e: aONTEL, recently from Paris,
Il is now at the Virginia Hotel. and prepared 70
give instructions in the art of PHOTOGRAPHIC
PAINTING. Lessons given on application, and
references shown which cannot fail to bs salts fac
tory. .He5
Nov. ., ls6o-tf.
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CLOTHING HOUSE.
TO MY. OLD FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
9TSHE object of this communication is to inform
Il you that have opened new Clothing and
Furnishing Store, next door to the Express Office,
Va. Hotel, where will be pleased to see YOU and
especially will / be pleased to have the pleasure of
furnishing you with any thing in my line that you
may want Ny stock is entirely new, and made of
the very best materials, and all that ask is libe
raj patronage to insure me success,
Respectfully Yours,
JAMES A. ARMENTROUT.
Staunton, Nov. 2, lo60-tf.
A TTENTlON 93nD REGlMENT.-The Court of
"A Enquiry fol the 93rd Regiment will be held as
follnws
The Court of Enquiry for the fret Battalion IN
Greenville, on Thursday, the 18th of November.
For the second Battalion in Middehrook, on Fri
day, the 10th Of November.
And the Regimental Court in Middlebrock, On
Saturday, the 18th of November.
W. S. SPROUL, Col. 93rd Regiment.
Nov g. 1850
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TREJS'EEE,S SAE<N.

= Y virtue of a deed of trust executed to me by
Rp VIM. Blythe and Jacob Weller, shall sell
on Saturday, the l7thof November 1860, at public
auction, the following property to wit :the interest
of said Blythe and Weller, in lease (having more
than two years to run, OF the MACHlNE SHoP
terest of said Blythe and Weller in said Machine
Shop-to commence after the determinat ion Of said
lease. And all the Machinery, Tools, Benches, Iui-
pemWsn5 ana MaIeras bsl?ngPf to s&ia Ethe
or used in connection Herewith. 4.
THRMS,-For all sums Of S. or tnder the cash
will be required, and al over that amount negoti
able notes well endorsed, at months With inter
=, - = J. RuMaAEDN EE, II.
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E56s's5s's Esys'sexy Store,

they will find that he is tumbling out goods by tire
box and pece to customers FOR NOTHING. If
is compelled TO give his present stock away to make
room for his second immense Fall and " inter sup
ply now en- route Ton Staunton:. ladies C!oaks of
al qualities and style one Thousand hoop skirts OF
different qualitesa kinds of W oolen Goods. in
Guiding Shirts, Drawers Socks, etc. tho largest
and moss magnificent assortment of WATCHES,
CLOCKS and JEW ELRY Of every description cv-
offered in Western Virginia and everything
else found in Wholesale and Retail Variety and
Fancy Store-are now being handed over TO ladies
COME ell, and buy without money and without
price: 80 GABRIEL uIHSH.
Staunton, Get. 49, 1S6O-tf.
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To the Ladies .
GREAT REFLECTION OF PRICES.
.Txa-s. Eafgze III. Meygy. -
s'all ANA Winter Milfirery.

III AS just returned from tie Eastern Cities
4 where she purchased for cash at greatly redu
ced prices the largest and most complete ;ssscrt
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NEGRO ClOLIsSno.

Negro CIOthimg-
yX7E have now on hand, ready made up. to SHIT
w any sizes, negro men or boys, excellent
Clothing of all desrTiptons.. manufactured out Of
STANTON FACTORY CLOTH. The article is
- @0'' anu ''''''p, CRAWFORD i COCHRAN.
Stnli~fnn Nov Q 1880 IF
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Respectfully.

In the case of Jno IT. Melton, convicted
in the Circuit Court of this city, for shoot
ing @. P. Sims, the Court Of Appeals has
decided that the verdict does not fnd that
the prisoner vas guilty of the felony, as
charged in either count Of the Indictment,
aad that for want of sufficient finding. the
said verdict was insufficient in law for the
Circuit Court, to pronounce judgment there's
on Of confinement in the penitentiary for the
term therein mentioned; and without deci-
ding any other question raised in the cause,
the Court is Of opinion that, by reason of
such insufficient finding Of the jury, the said
judgment is erroneous; therefore it is consid-
cred that the same be reversed and annull-
ed, and it is ordered that the verdict of the
jury be set aside, and the cause remshdea 10
the Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond,
with directions to grant the prisoner new
trial on all the counts in the Indictment
The term of the Circuit Court commences on
the LIST of November.-Rich. Dispatch.
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7 is ssd Ey the g6o. book that 'Ethere's nothing
T. new under the sun" Now the subscriber does
rot ish to doubt the truth Of this say ing, but ii
the people will rush TO f7"s
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Ls1C1le7 ssNSxIa g:Igsxslx..

.LaaGCkAG@7 SIsAoGn &:igSxs1xss.
IN A. kAY6LH, viii, ii few days, receive
~. another lot of those elegant Beaver Cloth
CLOAES Tor ladies, to which he invites theisearly
attention.: Es p.s also . large stock ot'slegant
Winter Shawls at all prices.
Stanton, Oct. 10, 1860.
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81. JOSEPH, Oct. 30.-Tbe California
pony express, with San Francisco dates to
the 18th, has arrived. The returns OF the
Pennsylvania election were anxiously ex-
pected In the event Of the democrats haS-
ing been defeated, the republicans anticipa-
ted carrying California
Mr.. Baker, United States Senator of
Oregon, was stumping that State for Lin
coin. e
Brigadier General Clark had died at San
Francisco.
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.Eax WIZ.
Glass and Putty.

GLASS sxlo, 10xls, l2xl4, l2xle, l4xls. 1Sz 20,
" 2ox2l. 24x3o, 24x56, 2sx54, 30x3b, &C., &C.,
all of the first quality. For sale cheap by
j. Il. TROUT &, CO, Druggists.
Stanton, Oct. 10, 1860.
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Tbe ytlark.ets.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

REpoRrED BY TAYhon s. Roa E.
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WONDERS NEVER CEAsE!

:, est View, Augusta county, Va.
Oct. 5, lsGo--t f.-,Rockingha Reg, Copy.
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EFFECT OF

Brandy Station, Culpeper co., Va.
Nov 2, lSG0-ot.
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THE OLD DOMINION

Opposite Deck's Restaurant
Staunton, Nov. 2, lsG0-Spec Copy:
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TEE FIRST RAILROAD IN TURKEY "A
railway about 80 miles in length will shortly
be opened from Smyrna to Turball; which
is nearly due east Of the former place
This work, the first of its kind in Turkey,
was undertaken some years since by num-
her of Englishn.en, but has experienced
more than The usual share Of delay, arising
from obstacles both Oh the part Of the gov
crnlnent and the people. 1t was expected
to be completed early in the present month,
and the Sultan and his ministers were to at
tend the opening.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-28
sOS. Neap,

Mf. NfaD,
go. l6l 8redelr., 5pilhen Der 6tea unp item.
agent fir 3tictiids ebampasner,
smpF,9It Dem pmtidsn 9ublifum itin Irildb an
sttemmenss Eager aen Gtsarrsn, @ein.n, Gbam.
paSnsr, Ssttu&en, sstrannts Maneeln. iib,r,ud.
srttn @almus n., ndmli6
100000 psutlbt GiSarrsn, ale Sranps,
10000 @pnhaS SaYana,
10000 5tnrp Clay eapana,
$4,000 &rabusos 5aoana,
15,00e Yrineps, Yara,
80 Bcren 8btinweine,
20 6Drbe 6eiOtFd'l6tu G6ampasner, fur
wsld.n idb A9ent bin Spn s bis IA Dol.
lars PER &srb,,,
so OuSene &ebfu4rn,
80 @fp. Stbrannte 0iunctln uno Iter,ud.
trten @amue,
mel4e @rtittl itb su billi9em Yreis sffsrire.
". Nap, aSt.
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@eh . ses'n Pas gstt. um tas sistt auirem Ra6,.
t6ben ansu3iinsrr.
Oa 'peu aue stm Bette Gin fuf6tbarsr Sdrsi,
hh0 DIT 9srr GrpsstiUnsratb lics Dor sareden
nhe Snlltesn ras 3inst6l,6sn falen, tsnu bst
Ie'hfnl Sstnnpsn lansen 9GeiHe satte .r ct.
mas Stsrtdlidss unp 5ioritrantsnsss a.feb.n.
Sr mar in einsm frempen 3iu,mer Hnp fianS ssr
Penn softft zines junsen MdpGtns, peldes. ii6
IN paertr 50ptsansft in Die SstttiS.r wiseIte
Hnp ltpr's, ale Rdtte &c ein |fsHes i'm SaIls.
(S3lse fplst)
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euruplilAer Ns6snfalenSsr.

Rputas.
gSir tejru9sn bierbureh lusprIdiih, bas rtE
nihtS Ypn tintr @rpepiticu @arbalbi's eeisbsR
babsn. Tie Ylineen Don @enua.
Dienltas.
Sd leiitt bitrpnrdt l3riftli6 einrn feier[ihen
gin. pnb id> Der iarpinilten 8ssisruns tsiA 8prt
eon @aritalsi's llnternsbmen ssiaat babe.
vi. Stumne ppn Yertiei.
Yfittnpb.
lnire fIinte 9taht Iou pislen 3crsen i'm Wut.
terleits erpiirSsn = G'eI6winb, 5alIan x.ine
Sahtn lino rsii = rufe bic Nnpern = mir mol
len ibnen sintn t!ntissn gOriprun8 MAIDEN.
Uiesep, G'raf scn 9apasna.
3pnnerltae.
3Wsitaul,nb damn inO sIiidlit bersinpraf.
tiert. Nimlsy 6alian, Nipbr con 5nn,s.
5reita9.
soier, SUlpaten = bier frauSSfiars 9elr -
bier sier @aleeren POM papit!
Gin Ssrl9worensr.
Samitag.
ganm, wenn Der Yurpur laat, mub aud Ntr
6erScs nad
(Srl. Gl.) &srinA.
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Dfrmi(fbtes.

- Snsanfff6e Sittsn. Ginsr ralifpruisSen
9situns misb aus Sapan fsIssnrer eiseutbimIi.
DE Sail srmelrrt:
Sln'St amsritaner mafbten cine 9aussartie In
Ssslslsnn9 ;wsisr ra,u eommanoirtsn iapauef
lmeh e'san''sn Oiss 5ci9tsn iitb ii6eraus ,riber.
wil's UNI MOLTEN, als bic Mmerifansr auf elm
9aus ,uSsstn wcIlten, psnlsibtn nidt fpleer
Yin gantes, ale alles nihts bali, aab rem Sosa.
htlen sinen 2ritt ror pas 6ntertbetl zine s anb.
iun9, Gle nir9tnps IN rtr sDelt ais elm Gpmpli.
mtnt hsiradtst miro, unb cine @smttnb,it. bic in
Japan un'rbDrt III. Der SapansIs ara loslsid,
lttn Shwsrt Der yaHiee, Der einer anoriff trs
wartsfs, lfnsn asn0lptr. Dies par iepudt uu=
nssbts. Dds Sdwert bss Sapamelsn bliete ;pet
ma! III Der fuit unD itin 8au6 mar treu,v.ts
anfsel6list. CIR iiti su 8uptr, NIT Srn @uatn er.
wartunsspoa auf irinm @saurr aeridst.t. btr
nidt tie minprfic anaaIt masbts, itinen, 8siyiele
iu fplBen. aae waren pit pom Dpnaer a,,Ibrt.
der Se9lsssr Dee SaFaneisn bldtr Die Sfsn,b,n
NIT unserhUlsnsu Abi6eu an. DIR DpametIdter
stcf enplth: nDrr Mann srwar.rt easS6is Itd,
NIT Dem tlati9cn Gitd INN aud bent Band,
anfb!istn. :" nDa6 i'd elm 9iarr matsr ldrte
Der anlsrisintr, Der sfie Gimlasuna sbtft 70 ry,.
mig btereifsn f0nnts, wie Die Sapan,Isn unIsr,n
NOmpp Gcotr. Gis Slidr pcs Gierbsnosn ,pareu
autsrrsflsn hber ale Ssi6r,iauns wiitbsns, unb
Ger anosrs Sapantls bit6 pie gauttss ,uIrst rpsa.
ssbsn, nit allen 3tidsn Der Srradtuna. Gintn
An8snbid fpatsrpsr Der AufsclHlistf tine 9sid5e.
= Gin SSnisrsid fir sinsn Sptrlins. Tie
o1ri6unSs rcst in iebr anstmtEencr sBeije Sste
an, sur @srt,lsuns osr sSirmtr auf ben 936umen,
ent9e tauienp SPerliast aus DtutibldnS ,u int
rsrtrsn, welte ptn SsrieS ses.n bic Snttssn fiib.
rtn ipaen.
- Der adte Niaun. Sn 9iep.D .Dritans BAT
eint btutibt Yusmaberiu nsullA itrsn ad,ttn
0fann atbsiratbst. Sic mar i,it Is Sasssn at
wttieno ifpes Sabr 8rdu anr Wittpe. Die
muB mas tr,lblen fSnntn.
- Gin faulsr Gtrift. Gin yreeiaer er,dblt
fUi8rnps anstrOte Die wirtlidb ,u gut it, um psr.
loren 3u ipsrbtn:
Gin alter Serr, frrnm atsr sismlidt trSs, fnnb
sS nnb;ansm, isbsn slbenp bsini 5ubettsrben cir,
lansrs @ebet su iprs6sn. Gr perfaete alp eli,
Mnlter9eS,t gut fur aae Sage, i6rieb ss reSt
lsisrliib ab nno tdnst's an ben Settpfclen 60
oft er lit Damn ,u Bette lestt, laste er nur: @ut
9tatbt, litter 6srreptt, ba ball Du's i&riftli&,
ms iet's meine" blies oas aiAt aus unD lsate
I'D, gang ru9i9 auI's DIR.
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Sefaumtnad,muac,t
E. J. PICoT.
2tpptbcfcr,
Ode Ger l7ttn uns @iaiuilraBc,

%. &ineerpatsr ais 9ebaIfe),
empfeb.t fsin reid,baltissS Eager aller in iciu
5a6 ihlageneen Nrtifel ME aua, pariiimerieeu.
(oeifen, Slrfea unp .isdmmt iepcr art; s5artsn.
Dele, Glas &C.; Gigarrsn, IauH, Sau. uuo
S1nupftasaf unp piele anpert 2lriifel wefde In
bienJen apetbefen sewDbniih etfabrt werssn.
0duptiadlidb matt psrielbt and alli lsiusn
btrubmten une nafeblsarsn ,,Brsiuia gBprm
Jtiatr" aufmerfiam.
Die nsntfte, fpie sr66tsnt6s,Is aud Die ameri-
tanil6e Jeeetgtur wire pun y. .6inpersater &
telorst, Der antt int 5anpeerfauie ieine N,ups.
leute aufs Ireunblihitf tteicntn pirp.
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Il. A. FACCHE,
(sou pa.ie),
abrma@er uhe Stwtller

19i Nsm> S5rsee, iruibta Der 9ttu unb Iottn
o. a. 6au6e, Der itit pierune;pan;i5 abrsn in btr
GOnssn uns 9tw sIf bti1sfst par ,.;auui I'D ben 9r,
germ Sihmones BIC @n;eiSt u ms5en, Rsb 235 9rcaor
ein srlt5is WbdT eroHnet bat, uno I'D rtu plre all.
Ill isia ejeAaf tnl1laeHoe Mrhten satb tntaeoen;u.
xgpnsn uno iur 5uigtterJRsit auStu5rea ~ fSinek