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nel.
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a~slanate Die slrnlee an Cen NthaTalapa.
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~fr(scnle 9ilp rrn Der in Stidmrnp 1errihenccn
Stimmtng:
uSic Stant FIT seitern einsn ei9ent9Ilnli6 Dit
fern unS lA,rei9iamen @nflif Sar. Sic Sanen
tiietsn seIhlrien; Die MaSAcaz rnn Snatsnldsuz
len, reren er;ieber fahis iirn cine gtasfete S1 lAulz
tern, tlisten sslAlriieu. Sic Samilien ar,ner
Milipnanncr nilAten Sfrancn unp &ernitnI4 DUN
gen nit Der s~strrsten Srcrfrulte. Sic Wfarfte
trteu Gin erfarmliAes 9ilp nit ifrer Saan BON
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ser fu9rcn frrt nit ifren &reiien IN Die ,6rfe 81
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Satlen.
@rn &aibtnstrn ,rurbe telcsrapbirt, DAP bieIes
neus Sriten idrn am 1. Stuff in Strait treten mir
DC, ncd biirften fis nabin ned nidt bic nStei9en
arrangements Dafir sentaft ietn. 81. %. StSts.
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Nietne. auspdrtisen Jreunben fpsie hent ~refenten pubH.
tura made i'd hermit bic s~rsebene Mn,eiae, bb i'd mein an
SnS 9p9Rrabe 30. 1853 Sssseues 5aas isBt ~sulaanbi8 gum
be 81 1eeer 3st auf's Bette at ~bepirtben. &eiisnbe teroen
prrtrenl;Gts aot, Simmer, Bet en- uab aufnertia ANTE BE bienun 9
pet MIR tInofn une ipsree i'd tmmer bernubt isu, paS mir &C.
idenfle 3utraueu III erbalten.
M. y. Da nein 6aus an 5rt1raBe Iest, 100 bic. Stra.
sen' 9iientabu scrbeifabrf, 70 fann tas publfurn fir 5 GS
pom Jtal Npab Depot Bis an taein Saas ~selangen.
Beter @cr,ilius,
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Columbus, Sbip.
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Bon benz Gbrm. s. M. Qscns, fribsren pafpr Ter 8 rlu, .
bus, q. S., pnb W,IestpurL ya., gGftiienfirte.
STEM 8p6eIle, ~ q.
Tr. 6. 81. Saffpn. gDtriter SER! Gs madt mir tsfrneeres Ser.
snasen, aus eieenem &ntriete tie Gprs lBidfeit tes teutften Sitters
hermit su beseueen. Sr eintaen Sutren eebrau6te Id es nit erDerm
Grfple ae8en bic unpertaulitteit, an mslter ih samalS isfr lht Sd
Bale es Sfters zen IN Srlee eiefc5 qualrrlen letes leiterten empfptlrn
umb bon ttnen b. f6meiasltafhfeu Seuenife in getref feines 8rretn
0oertfes ssrrpnmen. Sn Gan en- alseneiaer Sdwd6e tate i'd es fur
elm unIbertrsfltheS trnH6es Ntttel.
Sbr aufriGtger
s. Wi. Sprns.
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Cert 8. Bed.
Bon benz gbrn. s. Mewtpn n n, 8 O., gerfa 1er
Der Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge unb SerausSe-
her hs Christian Chronicle, VhiIafsIpbiQ.

pStf6pn i'd ntat eeueist bin. gatent. Wsbisinsn I'm &Gsemeinen su Re.
shnft9en ub he su frefetlen ia iA ben Sngretien,ien uni Wirfunscn
ni6t trane; 70 femme ia bod feinen ttnreidenssn 9runb, pestalt elm
Ntenf6 ni6t 3eugnt6 able8en fplte, in Seref Ter. ME er slaubt, burh
rem @etraua etnes emfaten grdparates %reranlaBten g0irfuu8en MEM
er te 3urerfdt bat. saeur6 gum giusen @nterer beisutragen.
SD ttIe eS nod leber m Sesug auf rSprHane's bfuhdes 8itterS@
nte es ron Or. g; Sd. Sadfon rahier srapartrt mirb, neil ID Sabre.
lang Elm gprurthel eegen fdfelte tegte, Ia ih eldubte, es fet bauptidd.
lid cine &Gptrl enttaltente Mtrtur. SD bin meinem 5rernes. Srn.
8rbert Strsmafsr. fir tie gsfeitieuns oicies @srurttetls burd seeisne.
te Ben eife uno fur rem euten Natb. Is bel meirem 2eiben In JDlge grp.
Ger unr antaltsntsr Stmdde su satreudsn, su 9art %sersfittet. Der
Gebrau6 ron trt 8afden tiefs gitterS 81 &nfana htefes Satres BATE
auee nfdenlide &ttilfe unt lis ~ sinsm aemifsn Crate fe Nierertsr.
felun q Der a6rfer- uni ~Gstfssfraft CUR Splpe, relde i'd felt tn 6rpr.
%hergetenter Dirnatsn riht fItlte ub te Id ne mieter AZ erdnsen
wdtnte. 3aher tanfe i'd Grit unh ueinsm 8reunse. fas er mir Fen
gebrau4 ttefes grdparats anrietb.
&. gfetrtcn grctrn.
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Wetn Wein!

Der Undergraduate ntadt Wenbdnblern .unb gD~ fintriateru
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na1f.
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Die Ssfts 1 unN 9 fb tsreits eiasstrrhen.
Gte 6artenlanbe.
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ties Suartfprmlt. Ser Sabr8anb ,u $3.50.
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Das iluftrirte Ganiliems Journal.
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Gie Natur.
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SIN santen a &c gummern. Ser sanS sa $500.
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Np. ! bis 5 fir 1864 iMe stnsstrp1eH.
2taaemcine WuferseitnnS.
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Die ltntersetbneten feben bic 8eppbner bon Sibnep uni
~ltmsessnb attunssSDa in Stnnine, baB ie bs trrblbefannte
Grreere- @eiddft beg perm Saepb gpuna in Sitnes fiber.
npm,men baben unb iprtiabren tperten. Durt einen sru6ea
8prratb ppn porsIgIiben 8rDc cries,
icnie anbsrsn Iriteln Ino ~bisiclben int Stanbe, 8dufer su
jsber 3sa sufrResn su isaen. Mud tpsrbea aue Sorten Yrp>
butte Su gaargelp angenputn,en. apnrnt unp febet felbf.
Stmsus unb Brioer.
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9

9p1pepfta
unb iolde Grantbeiten, wel6e aus ber u1s
prbnuns bet Seber uuo Bet 0erbauun9s=
Srsane entiteben,
merbsu rurmt tur4
0r. SuOflanS's
SeutSbes Sitters,
bas srobe, i~tarteube Mitte!.
Disle Bittsrs BADEN tnebr Suren tsmirft, tsfriseissn
alaenetner, rnb bater n,etr refrsfta6Ie BIraer
aufSuneiisn, bic eafar sinIfeben,
als irgenb elm anSercr MrtifsI inn Ntarft.
.Niemanb tmrb bisie Sebauptuns ~wiusrsssa tSnuen, unt
nmr beSablen
1000 Cplars
Semjsniasn, Der ~tstrsilen tann, has irsenS Gin BON
uns p~Ieli5irtss 3susniB unGht ld.
9DOfanD'6 beut1deS 8itters
furirt jeten Sal ron
Gbreniider pter nersSfer SGhdbe, ge5twer ben Der Niereu,
une ban 5plden Rranfbeiten, bic aus tireg1 %unprbent-
hben yVassn ~entpeten.
SO Man tsctahte frlssnbe gpmptome, mel,
DE aus Der uncrbnuns Der @sroaurnsssS rsane
%entitsten:
geriiupfuns, innsrlite Gsiduire gImaterbdufuns am
appfe, Waeenldure, ubkr 8sru1, Sersbrennen. Wbnei.
9uns geeen Speiien, 9dmere int Maeen, faures
Muftobsn, Sinfen pber ycdcn Der Maeenbant,
Shmiaeel int8cpfe, ftneaes unb beftner-
ltdes Mtbn1eu, Ser3fpher, Nfidcn-
es @efubl beirt gcscn, &C.
fatslbpdde, 3leden unb
Gabfn Spr ben Mugen, feberiIder
unb bum pier g dr1ers int appfe, Wat-
gel an StwsiB, gelblite Saut uno @usen.
@9nnersen in Zen Sfiter, am Huden, an Der
grut zen @liecern &C., plDblGe @nIdQe Don Sibe,
grennen int 5leiite, fprtndbrnbe Gintleung pnb Iurdt
Spr lnelaesfaQerL Iab fete aepridte @emiibs0immuns.
psrssRs nibt, bas bisiss Bittsrs nidt alecs
bcltih 1T, feinen Stun ODER Wtisfss ents
balt, Niemaneen t%etrunfen Mas
hrn fann, ater eas bette
telebenee Oiittsl in
Der @slt it'll
Die na6fulseuoen 3eusniiIe beitati9en bas
pbige
Bon Rem Gbrw. QeSf@. Bed, yaHrr Ter gapti1entirs
su pemtertur. Stem Ssriey, frabsr an Der gfrrb gaptHsn.
tr9e lit pblapsrbia.
pgRir 1T 500 flanbs bsutffes Sitters felt elmer Rebe RON Sab.
zen mptl befannt. SD babe es 1T meiner eissnen Samile eetrau&t unt
cine sSirtunsen BADEN MIR ~ iusda9t. ta6 i'd mid seranlaft fHhlts, ss
rielen Nncsren su enpfetlen, unb i'd Tett, tde IS IN elmer dufaQere
p~rtlttdisen 9Beie sewirtt bat. IS ra6t mir tsirnreres @ergnissn,
,Re Sbatia6e Shsutlih ;ur 8enntnie su brtngen. uno bier,nit tieenisen
rel6e an ben lteteln lsieen, seeen relte fiees Siters empfp6hn rtrh,
sarauf aufmerfam AZ MAIDEN, neil i'd aus @rfatrune nett, tas metre
Smpfehune f6 bepGtrt. SD tue eS NIT 0erenl9en, Ia 6ppHane's
SitRrs easu befimmt If, bic Qeteeneen gu fGrten, uMb fem berauf9enter
Stnapps 1T.
Sbr aufriattser
Cert 9. 8ed.
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Nper'S Gberrp 8ectpraI.

tas neHberibmte 5eln1ttel fir s.s
Sufen, grfGHuns, b~eginnsnbs GdTinbfadt, unb fir bic Gin.
berung Der 9eirn Spn 9hninbHift9en, bic i1
f9pn In eaent spraeridten Stahtant
Der 8ranfbst bsfnben.
Sas geetrral 1T 70 anee sefruudt pprten, unb bat f. aassneins an.
erfennuns sefunoeu, fus mir rur uSttis tabsn. benz gutlifum Bic @erH-
derune gu setcn. tas feline auaitdt 70 gut IA. mte ie suspr unb tae man
Ha alO tarauf Serlafen fanu. fas Is rtefeltea 8uen teptrft mie frhber.
3ubersiet Spn Or. 9. 6. aver u. g o., traftite unb
analhiide s bsmifer, Qpmel, NaTatuieHs.
3u baben BET q. &pberts, @Dluubus, ., nnb aber.
al bel alen Trltggifen. . .. .-. ...
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s.. Nertrn grptrn.

Som Gbrp. Spf. s. aennarb, Yafpr ter 10. gafti.
fenfrte.
Or. Saffcn. gDertter Serr! Sd nurse riefa6 erfutt, meinen Md.
men aur Gnnpfehluna terffteefrer Selntttel terspaeten ia i'd ietr6
hife 9rarts as aus Fem geretd metrer GptGre tetra6tete. 70 letnte i'd
In auen 9dGsn tiefes &rfnren al trd aneffhts zines flaren gewetfrs
in rieen 8daeu unb nomentid in nener 5amilie, srn rem Mussn fes
nSrrF anb's tsuiiten giters," meite i'd tisamal ron meiner 8feelat
UNI meme rflise lleberseueure a%ussurrhder, ts es aeaen alaenein.
Sdmdte he's epfsms nb nannennit qs8sn Notwithstanding. elm fds
res unb %mertbrrGes SeHmtttel 1T. g8Gtl mag e. In einieen Gdlen MID
hlfsn, ater eewSbnltd TT 60, mte i'd ni6t smtiFe on r~pblttGiser Nir
tuns bet Denen, welhe an pbtsen Seftperten lei en-.
&&tunSsrpl Sbr ~arfriGttesr
s. S. &ennarb,
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@rrnid aus 0ithisan, rrn reacn teioe Sr6ne 9rz
race l,nS Grnranin int Z. 0tihisan &est. pienen,
famen Dor einissu Sassn naA @albtnstrn, INN
Srraee aufsuiuhcn , Der, ME 1e erfabren fattcn,
IN Der vgSilrniE" peripunret ,nD nad Der Sunces=
ba,,ptitaot sefraht srrrren mar. SaI ie ~rer9etens
in. tSripitale nah ibm frascn, fesaben ie iih Sicn=
flag 9ahmittas mad Dem gssrft am SuBe Der 6.
Strabe gu gsaibinstcn. 9alp naunpftc Ser uSef=
icrlcn" mad Dem Srde feraut unS nabe Dem 9use
nes Sampfers itanp Der Griudtc, ihlintm rer,punz
Bet, NIT ii6er rem Ganfr9cn afSelhcienen Ir1ne.
Srfalp Die Saufplanfe Has 8cpt nit Dem SSsrft
rertanb, i%tirste Die Shutter an 9prs, iblans i6ren
slrm Inn nes Scbnes GALS anp cine SHUTS rrn
Strdncn feneste neien Shulter. Ginisc Slu9enflide
terridte Gin ersreifennes Stiaihmeisen ras Bic
SHUTTER NIT Der Srase trah u6rraee, no 1T Sein
@rlrer GrnraSiu% suf einsn rcbse;iurncrten
Srlsfaiten nsten lih neatsnp e%ririensrte CT uSa
%b'rinncn, Mhatter, rubt Grnrabin !" Saut ihludz
Senp, mari iid Die rrm Summer iiferiraltiste 0tut=
ter AMI res Srbnes sar9. &ater unD Mutter itatz
Dem a%eienften tSaurtcs ra in i1ren 3Gsen licb it1
Die tiefe Srauer iifer Den @erlrit nes Srbne5 ,tnp
9rucers leien. SIS fshlen bic gSrrte TIM eaS ST.
~sretfenne Der Seene s%etiIfrenp su ihilrern. @iele Ger
ltnitefcnren 9inscn CUR Seitc, IQen rrllten reritrb=
lene s9rdnen ittsr Die @anset. Mehrere %anreicaz
DC Sanen iudten Die in Zen Scb tetriitte 0tuttsr
ST trSifen ater es raucrte lan9c, ete ic iia teirez
gen lteB, Den Sar9 sit r%erlailen.
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Gin eiseatbimltdsr GnfefunssfcH ban
mir Sfrppteln nennen, lauert unt
Der Contribution fehr Sieter Qeute. Gr
erseuet entfpeber eineu scf6pa6ten, Der.
tprbenen 3ufanp ees 8lutes pber In
babur9 terppr8erufen 3as glut mtre
unfdtis. tie 9ebensfraft In ibrer Stdtis-
felt III ertalten, unb bas Spfem pirb b.
ransirt unb bridt ,ulest sdnslt4 suiam.
men.
Die ferrptulSfe Nafeduns rrtrhSerfate
bentiid Serurfa6t eur6 Werfurialfranf.
betten, lieerfttes Qeben, fhlehte Wereau.
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81 ~ rem Ghrs, Thra @intfr. NNn{fnr FER 9c ttiGenfirh

~ &prbprpu9b.
gr. Soffpn. g8ertter SER! Sd fHtle mid In gsua auf SIR aus
eeseidnetes Yrdparat pSr. SrrFaub's tsutifss Sitters" perpFidtet
Surh mein Aeuante III eem rptlrertisnten Grf rel6tn es fd erpprtfn
teisutrasen. Satrelans Tilt i'd bisp thsn an Srpfreh uni Stfruns res
Ser penfufems. @iner metner 6reunte rteth mir, cine tldfde SbreS
tentfdeu sithrS III serfrter. SD btfplete rem Natt us fant mid M.
erpdrtet bereutene aehdrft une meine Gefuneteit ruree taeur6 Deent-
lid qtbeHert. 3%urerFttid ennpfeble td btees Gfittef, mo i'd geripncn
antreEe, bic an Ghnli6en 8ei&pereen lrisen, uni gar Viele taten mir he
quite 9Girfuns pisier Weetsn btseust.
I&tun8sppa Sr
Sbcr1os gHinter,
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an Ser unterbdIb Gpates Strabe, gbtas elptd.
gprn &brp Q arren ST anbplph Yaicr tr 9apti Fen
Stride, @erinantrpr, ga.
9r. 6. 81. Sadirn. gHertter Serr! Grfatrune an meiner etaenen
geripn feet mid in ben Stanb, bic @rfldrune su maiden, tt i'd tas rem
Stnen prdparirte feufGe 8itters fir cine fetr duseeseidnete Nleei,in
talte. Sn 86Gen teftissr @rtdltuna uub anssmetnrr @6rG6e that mir
pieies giitsrs iebr mrbl unb td ;meife nift, tf 60 bet Snfsren dtnli.
DE npblba tee Wirfunaen terrprtriussn mtrb.
Sbr aufri6tteer
@ausn &anbplpb,
@ermantprn, ga.
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Bon tem @brtp. s. 3. 1urner Yafpr Ter Setting 81.
s. Gtrte, su YbIateifbia.
Or. Sadipn. gSertter Serr! Ta6tsn, ID SIR teatidss gittss
taufs In metner Samilis tfnutt tae bin Id isst an ter Qrtlarrr8 be-
ret, fas es mir srpeen MuBen etwdtrt bat. SD bin tfr lleberseueura,
tab es| In ZEN metfen 5daen aleeneiner Sdmdde tes Ssfsms tas fiber.
fe unb mer tttplfe mir tefannte Seilmtttel III.
Sbr e~reebener
S. S. Surner,
Sc. 76 gprs 10. Gtrase.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-06-09

zen. Sas ron rcr,l nnb tintsn trmbarrirts, ron
aaei SSelt atseIhnittene unn inter ZEN harteifen
SSrltIrlnsen ~lenf;enre Sidsthr9, fam Elm lclfes
@ratssttls nidt sstrten tabsn, rie feuts &idz
mrno. Sas @rlf 1T Der ltnfilren miire, trelfe
Die g5e6Srben innertale Ser lestel paar sSrfen ism
eif6iireeten ,inS mir niirfen uns rsrlhert balten,
cap eS lie rerselten irirp."
SSn nieier Srrade etnes Der ertrs,nltsn &etelcnz
Matter ertlifen mir Cen &eim 81 ltinitdnreu, ireldc
cine STUNNING BON &ifmrnb tcrteifabren fSnnen,
rbne DAP cine LANCE gelascruns ron ,~nicrer Scite
nct6,renrta rirb. Sine Wfttt6eilung, ipelhe Srtz
Ter BON einen Srausnsim,ner erfaltcn BADEN mid,
sebt natin, DAP an, 80. cine @eri a%r1mlln9 in &ihz
mrnb itattssfunoen 6ate, I'M su teratben, rt Die
Staot nieoersetrannt crcr i~iterscfen ircrosn lrac.
Ser fir bic ltctersate iid ausiprcdenrc Stantmaz
rrr wurre ansctlih in bas Gaitle S1unner Gefdr9z
niB %sercrfen. Ssenn man nisisn Ssriht nit Dem,
ctisen Gitat aus DEM ugramtner" s%uiamnenbalt,
10 scminnt psrielte metr @lautriirDi9feit ais er
inn anbern Sale baten ipitrre.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-17
Of CarCets.

The Persian Turkish system Of carpe-
ting rooms is infinitely better and prettier
than ours. The Persian carpets are ex-
quistely beautiful their colors are brigh-
ter, the designs prettier, and they are
far more durable than European and
American carpets. They are made in
strips usually between two and three
yards long, and about one yard III breadth
to 20 around the sides of room, with
square carpet of any size preferred for
the centre. They do not require to be
nailed Or fsted, aud sufficient number
of them will of course carpet any roomy
however large or small. They have q
very rich and grand appearance too. In
summer they are easily saken up, beated
rolled and put aside by single man
servant; and in the hot weather why
should we not more generally initiate con-
tinential customs by painting or polish
ing our floors ?-Chambers' Journal
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-17

Surgeon Charlton expresses full conf
dence that his captivity will last for only
very limited period, believing that the
whole affair will terminate as did the sci
zure of Mason and Slidell three years ago
IF the demands which he thinks will be
made by the Brazilian Government are
disregardad by our authorities, he looks
for an Endorsement of the claims by the
Governments of Great Britain, France
and Spain, in such a manner as to compel
compliance. The Rebel officers profess a
complete indifference as to the result OF
yesterdays election. They say that the
North entirely mistakes the universal SEN
timent of the South, which they affirm
will never consent on any terms to res
toration of the Union. They declare an
unshaken confidence in the ultimate tri-
umph Of their cause, placing their reli-
ance on the intrinsic advantages of their
position in military point Of view, mo-
wing constantly on interior lines. They
argue that volunteering is entirely at an
end in the North, and that the conscrip-
tion cannot be enforced here, while the
Rebel army is kept up to fighting stan
dard by steady recruiting, and has re-
serve always on hand of three hundred
thousand negroes capable of efficient mil
itary service.
Surgeon Charlton estimates that the
Florida has steamed over forty thousand
miles since she left Brest, not having
spent ten days in port in nine months
During her career she has captured about
forty American vessels.
The Kearsage has on board one or two
prisoners taken from the Alabama last
summer She still bears upon her sides
the marks of that desperate encounter,
and will have to undergo thorough o.
verhauling and reftting daring her stay
in this port. She will probably 90 out
of commission in few days, and will re-
ceivs new sails and be repaired in every
part during the winter at the Charleston
Navy Yard. Her cruise has lasted three
years, and she has steamed about thirty
FIVE thousand miles since she sailed on
her maiden voyage from Portsmouth in
1861. She now lies just off the navy
yard, in full view of our wharves, where
hundreds of people will flock to see the
gallant little steamer that so nobly van
quished and destroyed, in romantic sin
gle combat, the freebooter which was for
so long the terror of our mercantile ma
rine. The officers and crew of the Kear-
sage, as is announced in another place,
are to have public reception tomorrow
in Faneuil Hall, and we trust that they
will receive such an ovation as will give
them an adequate idea of the estimation
in which their invaluable services are
held by the merchants and the public
generally of Boston and Of the nation.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-17

II The country will be rejoiced to
learn that an agreement has been entered
into between Gems. Grant and Lee which
will greatly alleviate the sufferngs OF the
Union prisoners South. BY the terms of
this agreement, the details of which have
not yet been definitely settled, we shall be
permitted to send to the South clothing,
blankets and supplies for our prisoners
in the hands of the Confederates they
in return, being allowed to do the same
to their prisoners in our hands. 1t is
proposed that an officer from each side
should be specially detailed and paroled
to see the faithful execution of the ar
rangement, aud that the articles sent to
prisoners should be confined to articles
of necessity and comfort, as clothing,
blankets, meat. bread, coffee, sugar, pick
les, vinegar and tobacco.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-17
Laborious but Useful.

Many serious railroad accidents occur
from the weakening of the rails, especial
ly in the winter, when the the iron is
made brittle by the extreme cold. Built is
probable that in majority of cases the
rails break because they have been weak
ened by wear and tear, and that frequent
and careful inspection would prevent
many disastrous accidents An exchange
paper says:
"When Mr.. VIM. j. McAlpine was
the superintendent of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad he kept in books a re-
cord of every rail on the line, giving in
brief terms its history; that is, the date
of its insertion (ascertained along the
whole line by constant inspection,) and
it's probable duration. For example 4:
rail such a number, of mile, was good for
ten days, another, needed renewing to-
morrow, and so on. This was labor,
and it itrequired system, care perseverance ;
but it was done, and it gave security to
passenges. In Germany, wheels, alter
being used "a certain tune, are discarded,
whether they show symptoms OF Wsak-
ness or not. There are roads IN this
country that have run ten or fifteen years
without killing single person. Others
might be conducted with the same vigil
ance. Is it probable that, with due IN
spection, two catastrophes would occur ID
one week on one line of railroad