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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
Mundhausen Rediv;virs.


fact is patent that Baron Frederick
| Hiermymus Muachausen died peace,
fully In his bed a. Bod:nwef, in Hau-
over, after las marvellous Gctons had
rendered his name famous to all after
ages. History also vouches for the
fact that tie aforesaid Munchaus-n
died without issue in either branch.
| bus history often errs. and it is pos
slbe that tie Individual who reported
the tire at l5arndm' for the Tribune,
In yesteday's edition, caa claim, with
honor to himself. ifnot to Munc.auscu,
lineal descent from the greatest liar of
"lodern Tunes. We are Informed BY
this credible parsonage that the 'io,.s
III the Museum paced hurriedly up
and down, moaning dis,nallv' ne
also ohServel through window,
'nto which ne directed his visual
organs, q large cage containing a lion
and liouess.' Here are a few more
apochryPha' passages from the same
veracious sourte:
The polar tear had shrunl to the
coolest corner, with half his fur burnt
irom his snowy coat, and there sat
wonder'ngiy gazing upon the scene
before HIM. Accustomed, as he had
been, 20 deal VI tn rnIv the warus and
the se;-! in the cold blue waters of-the
Arctic regions. be was evidently co.,
slderably alarmed at the excessively
torrid scene, which was blaz. 6
through the room. Under the CIR
cnms'ances he tound it impossible 10
take it coolly.
wv th Il Simultaneous bound the lion
and his mate spra"g against tier bars,
which gave way AN! came down witt,
a great crash. releasing the beasts,
which for r nom ut. apparently
amazed at Their sudden i,oariy, s4o.,,44
IN the middle of the floor lashlEg their
sides with their tails and roaring Note
fully. ..
meanwhile the lion and the tiger
We're continuin% their con'r-t, now
with the advantage on ouo' side, now
en- the other; ana the boa was slowly
tightening his fatal coils round tie
painting body Of the lioness, which,
however, bit and Struggled, laeeratins
the striped skin OF its adversary ter
rlhiy. The floor was already crimson
w'lh their blood, whi,e the commin-
Cling hl-ses, Eowls, wells and rpars
n.;eriy surpassed ali Efforts at descTip
ton"
This kind Of thing is styled bv the
Tribune as Oar Reporters Vision Of
Lite ana Nrafu.' In order TO view cile
situation in he Museum, .ile .YliJuuc
reporter s':,.~ne1 hmsc,f at a window
IN Ann strec', where, As he states, he
was cont cnt Of finding items IN
abunda"re.' Well, the said items
were toune:, and found with v"nsc
ancc. Ferdinand M-nd.z Pinto,
whom Pope has immortal zed a. the
creates. liar Of history, could not have,
doue better. According 10 Mr.. Nan,,
the manager OF the museum, there was
neither lions, lionesseS or tigers in the
Museum a, lie time Of its destruction
by fire. Ire Tribune man also states
that he heard the dying groans OF one
Of the Aforesaid beasts "a. distance of
half Il mile He had a slight advan>
tage in his oTacuar organs oyer the
fifty thousand spectators Of the fire
But, then, what Of thai? the beasts had
to be done N as dramatic manner rs
possible. Perish truth-the circula
tion Of the Irt6une must not diminish
for want Of healthy mental nabulum.
Neec York World.
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The subscriber takes pleasure in recon-
nending his late partner. Mr. F. W. Wing.
TO the support of tho former prtrous Of
the late irin of Killun & Wing, and of
the public generally. ELI KILLIAN.
July % La
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'Ihe subscriher having purchased the
interest Of ELI KILLiAN in the ahc va
firm the business will hereafter be con.
Quoted by him in his own name. he
respectfully solicits share Of public pa.
tronat,e. f. ". WING:
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9ung bat CUR SnODlerI 81 Der i6wa6ieligen
grgebung uno Der 6in9obe an bDbere WIddte,
bic 70 Iiebenspiroig fino, tbn 81 leiten nub gu
-beuormunpetI, uno feline 8lager rr0 feline 8ite
ten Susubbren, ura iinmer geraOe 70 Ujet oopon
gu erftller; tUie ibtn tlbli6 nno gut lit! o,
e8 lit cine trpitli6e, iBe 2ebre, bieier riitli6e
6anuti8nus ltn6 baS 9eben, baS lidb nit ibm
erfallt, bat etwas auberproentiih = 8eque,
mes! @5 Iiegt fi6 in bic BON oen roI9en Gprz
bdngen oer Olulit umi9leierte @ieoe oe8 9ldu~
bigen 8ertrauens; bic Scbubeneel i6auteln bie
8ie9e uno 10 trdumt es ii6 fiiB bur6S Daiein
bin. SrDmmi9teit, Sreue, 8ietdt Selbituerz
leugnung I'M beS Ndditen milen, Surftn1utb
uno Srteoferti9feit, prpftabler gnf1uf pon
Be6ieln auf ben 6imnlel fir billi9e 98Obl=
tbaten. 30 pie lit all oieer geiltiQe poer
mOraIiibe Seetenp pbariti8muS 10 1uB 10 nit
bem @eflbl Der 3ufrieoenbeit unO innern &ube
erflaenb
Gs 1T nur ba8 Sine traurig, bob Die g8rf=
li9teit ,tns gu baIo aus bieien 2DtoStrdulilerl
auierwedt uno NIT elmer Sdriit, oeren ,3lqe
eben 10 piele brennenbe ShmerSer iino, un8
anbere 2ebren ing !6erS idreibt !! 9ai iie ln8
agt oein 2ppS ift 9rbeit, emi9e, raitlOle Nrbeit
bel Der DIT alles BON Dir obnerfen mubt, pus
bid in peiner Sbdtigteit bentn,t, tuie Der arme
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ung in ben ppgenoen Slutben Dben erboIten
muB uno pOn lid obitreiIt, waS i'm bebinoert,
mas ieire @lieoer feiIelt. 8eroantme MID
nidt, Sibpae !1abe Dlitleio nit mir! SO
bin Elm FOLDER Sbmmaler, nnp id babe Die
leste 8raft nteiner @lisoer, ben leBten Diem
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Welen. in tpeI6e oa8 Qeben MID bineir,oez
fdleupert bat. 9ob i'd alles, oGes, mas ben
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siirnen? &annit bu mir enen 8ortpurf baraus
MAIDEN, buB i'd Die 8anoen uno 6e71eln Oes
@emltbs serreiBe, raBih Die 6simatb perto1ie
uno rab i'd bid eerlaiie?
@etpib, wirit pu ia9en; es lit treuloS Don Dit !;
nur Elm Wenl& Dbne WtenI& pbne t5ers nno
Seele fan1 70 b1noeln. ....
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raudn au ier erreden bic pit errStfen BET eeraetu
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}ottlisn Ges fe8 Ie fur3 Die GcniOn psrntdten une
aen et bea Heten5 In ctn slentes Daen perraueeIn.
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s. DR.. Johnston,
ber elnji8e Nr3t, 'ptlass au,st8t.
y a1tins0re SO&s9otpttaL.
BUR llnteYo:i itdtu9 Der Quadialbsret etablirt.
Der tis'3t8s @ieb In hsv aesIt, 100 ii&ere,
lmnel!e a1uD all,nci;tse Enren it1 .f'aa.

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seradt ,pertei Gls ta 6 3eusnesunid6istet S6toa6t
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I8. AGe Qtsfe mtien enen YOif-Stnmp enthalttH'
@ins $5f;lpn9 u 2 1aaen sussliGert.
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bpn bOen 3euen pber in Der Sfule ernen unb beren SOL
een lie oanatlt pren elOt I'm SGIaie, burt6 ppluttp
nen bic, rnsettetft bic @He unmS9lt9 MAIDEN uno
KBrper uuS Get erSren puten otpt ee nSth8ta S<t
te tGMn. SDe @eriOnem meu bepUr ie enssten tn bic
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eebenten tag Elm enter @h rnb ein seter S0rper be
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la6pli1cn getraHtun9en Sa6 un8 rte 5yrenben weI@s
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Or SerQpu betst aGsn Semen fttnt bilie an tpeIt @
Nrc ice eetcne unb nnatIrtte @eii unb RSrper SET.
Brenee s Nr6et bic Geieuftde unb bic @se unfdbte
1iad,e Safe Qeidrpdd)t habsn. .-.-..- =
Ser uS fae cer tr1urgen uno betlaSensWertber ToIa
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dots ge.i bes @u tsltraft ersflupfen b0fe lnrute
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Die fdredbten Birtunsen BEG Gners nb isbr ~ as&s
em Gerluf bes sbitntes, @ermtrrnns Der Sheen, ST.
,ridtbeit ber Getfesr6e b6e Nbnun9e Nbneteun9 boz
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ga6ri6t pir6 bieruit sesebeu, bas Bidder 81 3eid'
nunsem bon Nftien 81 benz @apitaI>9tpd ber-'
Baltimore Brewing, Mailing and Distilllng
..uss ... Company |
bonn 10. sunni bis gum 8. Sui ben Wfcr8enS ltRr
6is llbr MittagS In Der Sffice
30. Is SeortbftraRe, Gcfc Tapetteftg.,
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be3ablt, 3u entri6ten.
Wtpris NItmann, SpIspb g. Matltpuie,
Mnbre1S BdumalytneT, 9brtltidn g. Ntdsl,
sSpbann Grulie, Stofeph Ruptert, s.l..
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80 @gpressNn3ei9e.
HARNDEN EXPRESS,
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Gine neue Qinie na6 Beter5burg.
n Sine neue 2nie nad glorfolt.
@ine neue Qinie na6 @itp Bpint
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Die 5drnben @rpre bat bas ausftlie6lt6e Nrt
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ll..Eel rer 9lrrTe.

gte riee Tuunce mee pdGieuS Der Iesten (iebensebn
Sabre in bieer 9inita trrt unb bic Wtenee pid5s
asr uuplr tlien Grera ipnen tpeldf Dr. cInfpn aus,
bre neaen ct 3ctura9s nuppprteure unp ciee dnbert
ecrienen teircrren rcrcn la@ putlttum III pieSerbSn
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Or SpFnlrn ii ter etniiet reselm36is eebIbsts Nrjt
elber bic eilg BON eemiieu Sranbttie ansete Setne
Nttel nS 8etanbluns no aleu Nnneren sdnslt@ Mnte'
ann ST VI tcraneebilbet ppn etne 3sben welde8 er tn
ben er6stsn Sipdlern @nrppaS unb lem eren
bes ,ub oc5te nGmlh: gngfdnt 8rantret6 unb IN Rem
lpdIe5 BON Pbtabepba H. 10. un6 CT bat cine aSseSebH-
tre 0rarts ais dae dnberea Nerjte Der gDelt.
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The Portland daily press., 1865-04-25
MISCELLANY.
. /. q. 80 !. Z, r.m,ilz Matters.

01rry 0'Lanns on Family matters s
~Corrv o,I,suus, 2 the funny correspondent
or the Brooklyn Eagle, writess;3ai ~ ID 's'
=. ,ood thing for a man to pay atten- 4
-, ,.ss family. Provided he has Qles
MI men generally have. So have l. 1t
= lie natural, consequences OF getting mar
xisd. -9la. I.sms
oensIye than they used to be-. Shoes and
clothing COSTS sight nowadays, and children
have mostly good appethes. Mine have. e,.E
Bows will. bs boys! They can't help H.
They are born SO, It is their destiny 70 sess
their trowsers, and wear out Two pair 2, oUso
per month. keeping their ma conssanuy 81 I
ployed, like besieged garrison, ~,
breeches, and their unfortunate Pa Pa.ytn; 49,
currency, under the strong consics.ou sasr
"there is nothing ike ieAsu01 4,
out. s,gIrA-s.. Ill., Tho
.onear ,vora apyell. and had an idea that copper
Sopss would be good, but j could not flna ~
natalie shoemaker 70 carry II. OUT; MEs'
(1,I.~ became attached to copper sand tnQugnt
IL would be an Improvements and seve sewing
ifhoys pantalOon3 were nke SHIPS and tea-s
Ha,tles: copper bottomed. The suggestion
was A No. /, bat We haven't tried 1t yet. Cop
per SO ran in my head At that time, that o Pske
called me copperhead. This was the ORR
gin OF The term. y IS sssseeea rssii aias
Mrs. OIL, IS 4 managing women. She
makes trousers for our son Alexander The
nistocles, out Of mine, whenaI get Though
(; with them. He can get Through three pair, 70
my one, ordinarily, and 1 am obliged to wear
out my clothes faster than uaed TO, 70 Keep
Kim supplied. l. once. suggested tnat II
might be within the resources OF arr ana M
dustry to make him pair out OF new mRteri-
e Al. Mrs. o T. said positively that II couldn't
be done. 1t would ruIn,us. She concluded
TO cut up pair i had paid $12 for.
iai / subsequently found upon inquiry that the
new cloth Tor that purpose could have been
bought for about two dollars. -- .snbl
ventured to tell Mrs. OIL, expecting .
triumph of male foresight ever female lack
ofludgmsnt, She gave me look Of scorD
"a she wanted to know il / had asked the
prizes Of .tIimmingsn Trimmings was toe
mnch for me. have been afraid OF trimmings
ever since. Trimmings, L suppose means
buttons and things. y E ? q ~ s sso -
In addition to clothes, the scion Of 'oul
honse runs up other expenses. But Whist !;
the expense compared with the Joy q father
feels. when after i days laborious exercise a
the Office wrestling with a steel pen, be re
turns to his domestic retreat, and is met al
the gate by smiling cherub who, In tones
that goes to his fond parents heart, and max
ing him forget his troubles, greets HIN with
aHello. pa, give me penny 4 Y out hand In
ktinctiveIy goes to the seat Of your afefti9ns
your pocket, aud draws forth the cSvete'
coin. which is promptly invested IN mclasse
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The Portland daily press., 1865-04-25
New England Screw Steamship Co
sEMI.wEEKLY' LINE.

laa 1880 The splendid and fast Steamships
'ls GHES APEAKE, Capt WILLARD, and
&&x&&& FRANCONlA, Capt. SHERwooD, will
u until further notice, run as follows:
G Ieave Bro91ps Wharf Portland. overy WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at 4P. M, and leaYe Pier
North River, NewcYork, every WEDNESDAY,
These vessels are fitted up with fms accormoda-
tions for passengerg making this the most speedy,
/ New York and. Maine. Passage $500, Including
Tafc and State Rooms. ~. II - svr
| sgeo0s for warded By this line ID and from Mon.
81 Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Eastpcrt and
smapR arerecuested to send their freight to the
ssS Sa- n early as PPM on the day that they
80 -. fs s.s-HH sF HHrI1
T 2F r51Sgnt os,passage apply toe9 " 1911
H1-s Hp e ~ Browns Wharf Portland. = !
1 New York. wa ~. 90 " ess S&oos'
Dec. g. 1869. -'i'4A acc
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-25
Portland and Penobscot River
sissal Summer Arrangement. OF
International Steamship Go
Eastport, Calais and St. 10 hn.
EThQ TWO TR1Ps AIwEEK.

IT, 0n'And after Monday, March 18TH
the Steamer NV EraLArp, Capt, ~
every MONDAY at O'Clock P. NJ; and the Steamer
sew BRunswIcK, Capt T. u. Winchester, will leave
evefylIHURsDAr Mt o'clock Pm, for Eastport end
st. John. A.L#
Returning will leave st. John every Mondsy asd
Thursoays at A. NJ, for Eastport, Portland and
Boston. ~
At Passport the Steamer Queen" will connect
for St Andrews, Robinston ana Calais with the New
Bfls Aick and Canada Railway for Woodstock and
toulton Stations age Coaches also connect al
Eastport Tor Machiss and intermediate places.
.AfSt. John the steamer Emperor W lconnect, fol
Frederic and the st John Rifer eTnfor gh llckst,
pfncured of the agents or the clerk ON board.
Va Freight received OF days OF sailing until o'cocl
r. M. i4uH O.C3EAT0N, Agent
N Portland, March 40. 1885. 81 Nl1Hs fnch2lti