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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

A LLARD HARRISON,
"A CARPENTERs AHD BUILDERS.
shop-415 Eighth street west, between b and
north. Orders solicited. su 2l-ims
WIN. KNABE co.'s PIANOS,
PRINCE 4 co Q skGANs AND ME11
for AL. and IL. L.eDn0Ns, A. IOs S ,,.s
sTsnas - Ne 'n
seEeoom- r. u. R1ICHEHBACH.
ORPaAks' COURT. seI,smber sth. lsss:-Dls-
r. VA TIn the case OF Ann Kelly: sdninistr.-
Gix OF Patrick Kelly, deceased. the sdu,nis
Of the Vrphans' Court Of wssniusfo1 county
6Goresaid. appointed SATURDAY, the Oh day OF
october next, for the hnAl settiement and dis
ceased, and Of the assets in hand, - far a. the
same have been collected and turned into money
vhen and where all the creditors and heirs Of SAID
deceased are notified to attend. with their
elaine properly vouched, or they may otherwise
BY Law be excluded from ell benefit IN said de-
published once . week Tor three weeks In the I've
oins Star previous 70 the said day: ,,,,u.
se Ia-iavsv. Register OF wins
LOB non -REr1NTION Oh IHOourINHNoD
T Of urine. frfftattoa. tu6sDDat1on uloess ston
Of the bledder Kidneys diseased o. the peostrsts
glands, stone In the bladder. calculus, Grevel %
srck dust dsDoSt snd al dr. q sAs e,sldsT.
SSfPsS ~ HI SsilSs 81 Sy: RHnu ne
CEOoED. HAHD DOUBLE q Q Ms sor s.ls ehesp
At ALBEIT wO0DLEiV ssar sof Garner Rec
taursas. Pennh avenue. estvesn nth eea y, s.sh
streets. eeteo~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

NJ SEVENTH WARD UNION MEN-An ad.
w JouIned meeting will be held at Potomac
Hall on TIL RSDAY EyENIN0 to max e arranoe
ments for the reception Of the President, and to
IoIn Johnson union Association. Come one
come oil. icon. Union ae ~ ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

WIZ OPEN iETEs NO a.. prvv,. Az.
nue.. between 9Th and 10Th at Gets, Sc ptemeer Is
sel2st VIM. s. TEL, Mershsnt Tailor.
MCLEAN BISHOP
No 53s 4 street b. reen 18th tie ana 18th SITS.
Old stsnd. Call and see us. sei2.a-
WELSH PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
This excellent Flour l am now selling st respcas
prices, either in Barrels or Sacks
Corner Of l4tb and streets.
ser Under Ebbitt House.
Having united G Gs sEd s.ps.I,orI... eBk
sssSn IL Hand Bdssis: ksss..,y.; E1isnsiO. and
s ''' RosEKT q. GRAHAM.
Sc IL ST 354 street. bet sth and 9Th.
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS.
Nary Department. Bursau Of ordnar,s.l
There will ne soId at Pnblic Auctien, to the
octOber ct the once q the oeer Ss
Naval Ordnance Depot at jefferson Barracks Re-
Is 0ol barrels Of Powder, composed Of cannon,
mortar and musket powders;
The powders will be sold in lots to suit pur-
Terms Cash, in Cove nment funds; one half to
De deposited on the conclusion of the sale aud the
Iemsinaer within ten days afterwards, during
grounds, otherwise they will revert to the Govern
IurCnAsers Will De required TO furnish their
packages, where the powder l. not in barrels
SELF III. A. WISE. Chief Of Bureau
PIANOS AND MELoDE0Ns 81 very e. prices
- W. I. NIMMO,
No. asa St, let 18th and 18th
N. B.-Pianos TuDen and BE saired. Sc lot:
A CUE AND FEVER-This disease can be eAec
"A tuslly cured by Moores A que Cure AM avoid
ed by the use of Moore's Antidote Satisfactien in
all cases. No numbug.
j. MOORE, Druggist.
lis Penna avenue, south side.
sc 10 between 18th and 10Th streets
HOUSE Z E P les
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13
SGhOOL bOOh6.
THE PLACE TO BOY THEM.
At BALLANTYNE'S,
49e SEVENTH STxEET, NEAR Z.

(AMk6 GUILD, Deale. in Ne,o and Second hand
- Fsrnitu,e. Old Fun niture Repaired, Reap
holstefed and Vanished. attn and B sto near
the canal) Highest price paid for Second hand
Furniture. selIys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO., are recef wing their
S,r.s Fall and Winter supply of
DRESS GOODS, CASSIMEBES, PLAID Pop
Inns, MERINOES, sACKING FLANNELS,
Very nice DRESS GOODS, at Is and IS cents.
CALlGOES. Is. 10, and 20 cents
Also, CARPETS, OILOLOTHS. RUGS. MATS
&c. JOHNSON SUrTONS
Old Stani,
Sc III IL 521 Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13
OOOT0R wORsTER win be at his Office,

10O1Vn WVhSIIR VIII be at his Office,
447 10TH STREET. for q few days.
DR.. W. treats difficult cases incident to both
sexes electrically, with his usual success sc Il
DR. L0VEJOY HAS REMOVED to the South
east cerner OF and 9Th streets. Messages may
sui % eit at the once on 18th street bet ween
q u and m. ONCE hours at the corner Of 18th
ana streets, o'clock q. m. and p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

NEW BOOKS; .NaleIeons History of julius
~ Ca sar. vol ID in French Morley q Sketches
Of Rus.ian Life. HeweiIs yeattian Life. Six
no1,h'' in the white House. By y 9; Car senter.
Travellers and Italian Bri sands, SS W 70 Moan.
Hand Book for MsthsIs. BY =: Parker, M d.
Atlas to the Second Volume ct Napoleons JuIius
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

These facts and figures speak for them.
selves, and we leave them to tell their story
with leaders and advertisers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

Nor Too SEvERE.-The Auburn
<tars and Stripes says: When
we advance our opinions upon any
question of public Importance, we
do not consider a reader a fool, who
does not adopt our views; but when
a man gets angry and stops his
patronage because we write against
his position on q mere question OF
expediency, then we are satisfied
that about the time he was made,
brain material was scarce, and the
cavity in his Uranium was filled up
with blue mud"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

THE NEwspAPER.-The New
York Era calls the newspaper "the
poor mans book, from whose we'll
filled columns he CLEANS much useful
information. gains a knowledge of
events that are passing around him,
aud for a small investment weekly,
receives more really useful general
knowledge than is contained in
many libraries costing hundreds OF
dollars. Let the newspapers be
encouraged, and let the conductors
use all care and discretion go that
they may indeed prove worthy vehi-
cles Of intelligence"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

MEN OF. FoRcE.-Milk-and-w water
people. who content themselves with
simply doing no harm, at the same
time never doing any good, are mere
negatives. Your man of force, who
does not wait for q stone to get out
Of his Heaven appointed way, but
manfully rolls-it over, may uuimte,-
tioually hurt sombody's toes in the
act but Thousands who will walk
that future path will thank him for
clsasiag II. The nan who has nc
seeoy 70 gensrally . deck. creep
is4, eautioos, whitewssbsd cresture,
vslkisg the void vifh velvet sl"e.'
vho snirls and gisdes his unchsl-
ls.esd wsy TO the ossrurify b
0efIA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

Eszs ~ FMmzwwz ---&n wnw s-~N
TAA~=~s n~~x 40 mu~~r ~@zs ~ .u-~@s
vxs~e ~~~m~~ww psm Eusas~-s@~w o.
rulr zvr~m --~u~ p~@~suAw ~~M~~as -
s~~us<. @~a p~-~r~-~ A. &&@e
n~ 60 ~~z~@~~~ ~ &zw~~~~ z~<
~-~~aHmmy
g. z-~ ssx.z@ ~ w~~x wS. wuz~w
~~s a4<~~a-L s~sA aaa4r~zziE. s= A
14x m gsw~es ea@zxsn~- ~ss us~uw Ne
wA-~ sssys r- rn~ @us& s-s~ss-. S~& A~
whg r~--- s~& ~s-us-~
Ars~rs6 o. .-zr s-a~zs>ss s~~--
r-u< s..osb~r 4 F~< tA-s 10
Lunss 10 n.-ny j. II stirred and w~rs~
tyISlszi
Be frugal That whieh viIl Do,
make a 10; will h4ke a -, I'D
Be sl~semioas- WHO dsiniies
hove shall begg4rs prove
Rise early. -Th. sleeping fox
catches no poultry" ~piow deep
while sluggards sleep. and you will
have corn to sell and keep"
Treat every one win respect anu
civility. Eve, ything is gained and
nothing is lost by courtesy Good
manners secure success.
Never anticipate wealth from any
other source than labor; especially
never place dependence upon be.
coming the possessor of an inheri.
tance. "He who waits for dead
mems shoes, may have to 60 along
time barefooted." "He who runs
after a shadow has wearisome
race"
Above all things, never despair.
"God is where he was." He helps
those who truly trust in Him.
Temporal affairs are best expedit-
ed when made the subject Of secret
prayer. Generally speaking, he who
prays fervently in his closet, will
speed well in his shop, at the plOw,
or in whatsoever he may turn his
hand unto.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

lsrAnors.-we give the folloine from
she wsshi-gsoa essse>Pasaene- Il IL
Esyvss'
I'D Ssss-ss r>sirea sh~ snpas.ane
s@ss shsss arpssassi~- ~ she whias
num~ ~ sVssrx. u M s<osrks 60 -
spWpvssss. sS1 Exsx-ss-G ~ -
e-y - - ~. q os< - ~ s-tw-
n.Asaw sAua -~suss-&~s<- - 60 81
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a-~~ ~sssss.<- ss.xa~~ m<s~6n~ b xSG.
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- aw@w <rsE - s>sn-~~ k~~~~~s
<a~~~~-s. aHm . @~~s~v = aNsr~ ~~sssw -
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a~s - - m~*~z~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

LEARN TO SPoUT."-This is the
first advice that female whale gives its
Young. and it is just the advice every
American mother sho'ld give her boys.
In no country in the world is there such .
field for off.hand speakers to operate in a.
in the United States. A man capable Of
stirfin. up multitude al mass mre'ig
can reach any Office in the 81 Of the peo-
pie, beginning will, Comp roller Of Poul.
try and leaving off with the Presidency.
In the present z ngrrss there are iitty.six
Senators; forty-,hree of whom are .or
have been lawyers. leaving only thirtrsp
for all the other profess ions. Now, why
ia this. Why should twenty thonsand
lawyers have eight times as many repre-
srntativrs in the Srnate as the whoe
twenty-five millions M other pr.plei
For no other reason in thu world than
that lawyers are good speakers. But
why should good speakers be limited 70
on~ profession! We know not . single
good reason. .m
Every school should have a defamation
club connected with It. Boys Of ! class.
es should be initiated into the art aud
tmystery If persuasion. With early train
ing the farmer and mechanic would bs-
come ~ sue: essful ION the stump" ~
gent '~men who consume their oil in pour
ins Coke upon Littleton. 10 b- n good
spSaker. all that is required is 6'st class
memory and . little manly cou6denee.
The former can b acquired by practice ss
any time, th~ latter. however. can only
be obtained By " breaking the ice" dur.
ing our sebool-boy days. Again we cay.
..lrasu % spous."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

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~~iy ~ p<~-~~d A<~<rv |. sa~
&ww1 &~~~ - rs~ h~xmry af sA<
w~~aA >&zp~- ~u~nEa~xasss- ~xg~-~-
~ssw. rs~ &z<u~T a-s~s@g + w 80
~~m~s sfaxwsu< p~rsu-z-< q AR n
-uns-v-ssszr~ ~ zsa~sx - snx-un~s n~~~~
~ew-~nmw
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

~ A lady consulted Abernethy :
" Do you know my usual fee:" said
he. Two giuness were laid on the
ssble- Putting them into his Pock-
e.. be drc~ ous sixpence- and SID /:
= There. take shst and kav . skip
rin< rT~. f~ yea wxas ezerrsse-
Ge-s1 ra@rnln<
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26


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& ~zu~ns~smswsT s~u~~mss~< ~ szzs@am
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

WHAT THE NEGRO TMlNKs.-An
exchange says: During the preva.
lence Of the late annual eclipse an cn'
thusiastic colored individual in Nor.
folk. Virginia, became greatly eIated.
"Bress de lord !" said he, "Mig.
gers time has come at las'-he' 4
free. and now we gwin to have q
black sun. Surely dc master OF
glory am wild de coIored folks"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

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h~ s<~wwssz~~1 z : ~z~ ~saT -wuzus~
Sw~wse rnan q p~s~'s3 s1sn n~A~ wus3
80 ~aw &zmEsnx ~ z~An~r~~ r@zazuuz4s m nsss
swn~-~ ~ ruzmw 4x~=.s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

NJ Thousands take cold and
bring upon themselves various form
of incurable disease, by laying aside
an extra garment when perspiri"g
from heat or vigorous exercise.
When exercise has been taken the
person should rest awhile before
removing an extra garment, and it
lying down or exposed to current
Of air, more clothing, instead ofless,
should be added till we'll rested.
When exposed to cold from getting
the feet orperson wet. dry clothing
should be put on, and vigorous ex-
excise taken, however stupid the
person may feel; unless too much
exercise has been previously taken,
in which case, remove the damp
clothing, retire Immediately to bed.
cover very warm and put warm
bricks or dat-irons to the feet 80 as
to create warmth in short :ime.
Before, and during the continuance
of exercise, a person may drink cold
water, but never on ceasiny from
exercise, however thirsty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

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s~~-< ~s~w ~-~@a@ $50 us-~~s -
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sw<ns-& sH~4 &~~~w s~u-.s -&uzA ~-
p-~-s ss-~~xa-~ o. 81
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~ - R~~~ % rs-~~~ Ca~~T ~~
s~rw~~ snwem~k sw~~ saw <-~~~z~mzs
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p~&~u3 p. - s~~ r~3-< r@~m~
ss~ Spg - - -f~zz@ s~s
. ~b-@~xxEzw --s~ - s~ax s-~S~wzaw-ls
- 90 sss - - q ~
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s<xiy sSs - s~sw~~<.r a go 80
sAvs- E-x-sS sGr'~s s~< P6 srs~,a
r~zss.sS wss> So C-Tp-rs-st % sr-
ces-s~ D-.srrz.s. sse srx ssss -
enRssg sA~ s~-s-yresAs PesrS- s1as
sbesr fnssl cpsls-
To ~ f,rr-e1eA he sor--varse4, Lit
the p--.pa- sv..iA the 80 -n-k- in the grs~r
El-a~ats of the msst opP~i'- eh-rse'er
-meu Of fb~ mo.i ~dserse political sen
iimenis are seeretely e.,mbiping 10 de-
fraud the loyal people Of th-ir rights. bind
up the popular viii in ack-d Conventions.
aud. wh-n tie time for scii"n arrives. TO
trp over the snppor, of u 'ir pledged
victims to the agrandissm. OF stale cd
cliques and. poh ical ren'gades. Let the
propl- beware OF party and official C.n-
vrniions. the managers Of both are Of the
same tribe and denomination, a,,l t'ey
are ready to unite for sake OF The 8 oils
the moment that such union srems nee s.
sary for success. A few of ,hr plant
tools Of the desperado-s will be plared in
the van, the better tc deceive The public;
while the real actors stand in the back
ground until the people are c'mmit' ed,
the pledges in Convention all given. and
honor and freedom Of action lost beyond
redempii n, when they will creep from
their hiding places and claim the reward
Of their secret labors. ..-ea1
Touch no., handle not the poisonous
beasts set up for the pe"ple to worship.
Let them die on the hands Of those who
begot them. '!
That thu loyal citizens Of Washington
Territory will entirely avoid the unclean
connections Of politicians in the approach
ing election, by whatever name they may
be called, is the sincer- wish Of
MANY LOYAL PEOPLE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26

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na<~r - 81 emr&m~@~<r< x~&ss~s-~ ~
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g. nx~s~z ~~ns~ Nsu~~z~~s~ o.
rammum nmux ahs mzzm w1@ s~~~~ r>~
r umn~ snf rs~ ~n~a~~ xnssw rsw t~s~
.nnwsaz. - szzn-sw aA~mzawms&.
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ar 8 - sax s-x h~z~f xssw ~~
nsNn swmw w~ ag'~~~ s~sz~sz~'s@<M
x4uz saazz~saz~usa@ m0xz~ws@ ~ sas
4s~s@aww3 mf sa@ @~s@ ~ S~ sz~snsE~
snmn kn~@~~~ .4s3s~~~m - &ss~-
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mnaA. ~ -a.us~ s-mN pssAs~- - ss-~~AsAs~~<s
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4 w~ y. a.AAmHA~zwu~ ~ az~ ~w~n~ sm
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-26
How TO ExcEL.-He who sets

How TO ExcEL.-He who sets
out determined to excel, rarely fails.
At the bidding of Energy aid ap.
pears to come, which the slothful
look upon with surprise, aud term it
the success of blind but capricious
Fortune. They are unwilling to ad-
NIT that it is the achievement Of the
man himself that thus pushes him
forward. for it would be censure
upon their own idleness. In every
department of labor the man that
excels is the one who has plenty to
do, whether others are idle OF not.
Excellence ever commands employ
ment. Find a tirst-rate clerk, a
quick, ready journcyman mechanic,
q skiilful artisan, or active laborer
long out ofemploy If you can, pro.
viding they are honest men; or find
an able advocate at the bar, ar ell
oquent divine, physician ofreputa-
ton, out of clients, out of station, or
out Of patients! The thing never
has been-never will be.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06
Gine dineiifhc Witttpc


Die ineiidsn 5rauen laiTen f1 befanntli& nit
ibrsn 9elfcrbsnen Mannern perbrennen unb 70
Isbr aud bic Gnslanper bassssn sssifert, Fe ba.
ben Sisler Sitte nod nibt pDais lfeuern fSnnen.
Mber aud bic &ineTIdcu 8ittpen brinsen
I'6 germ, msnn iie finbsrlcs lInb, aus Der 0sIt,
unb nod nruereinss il ein FOLDER SeIb0mUrb
ror9sfcmmsn. Die iunse tubssIuifise Witttp.
bate ildb sans nit Gclc ssiGmiidt, unb inbem
lie in zine Sanfte itiss, bic fe an ben Srt Der
Seltimmuns brinsen iOlIts, Iub. .is bic Wense
TrsaneIi6 Gin, ibr gu fUlssn, um ibrsr SsIbh.
fntlelbuns tri5upObnsn. 9luf einem S5elbe
unTsrn Scn rsm Sauie Der 0ittps, mar ein
0frillt erri6tet iitsr ,prlGem Elm fleiner Gal.
gen feline slrme crwartunsspOQ gum 9inelIIten
Simmel ifredte. Der YlaB mar NIT elmer arc.
Bsn @ense Neusisriser beicsrIei @eItledts
ilbsrliet. Die @ittwe ifies am gu6e bes Sc.
rifles nit Silfe ibrsr Yrpanbten aus Der
Sanfts. Sic eanfte Der Mense fir btn aabl.
rei@en Ssiu6 Srrbinblid, isbts ii9 nit einisen
ibrer Sreunbinnen an einem Gid, tpeldem man
auf benz G'eriif seredt bate, unb nabm balebii
eas lsBts @aaI Elm, wsldes ibr sortreiflit ,u
idmsdep iGien. 5ierauf rsi9te man ibr Elm
ainb has ibr tisber sefebIt unb bsiIen Manael
lle i'll ben 1eb trieb /! iie lisbfOite unb Idmiidte
eS nit einem Salsbanb, banu nabm lie einen
Serb prll Ylumcn unb mari ir unter bic Ren-
&C. fie Isgtr freunbli9e Gabs elmer S6eipen.
een. Sie iaste nod .einmal bic @riinbe, ma.
rum lIs ben Sob lu6tt, unb brei @lodenl&Iaae
gaben enSIi9 bas 3eiGsn gum snti@eibenben
@ussnblid. Der Gjalssn beifanb aus sfpei BAL
ten, auf bic Elm ifarfe5 8ambusrpbr aslfat nor.
ben, in Der Nlitte bsiTslbs bins cine rOtbe
Sdnur. Die Wiitpe trat auf eiusn unter bic
Sanur seifellten 8ubldemmsI, iiedte itrsn
aOpf in bic feuriss S&Isife, ma@ts Elm 3ei9sn
Ses Mbi9ists fir bic Wenss, unb iT& elm Sud-
itsr has 0rii9t perfsnb, i9idts iie F& an in
cine antre 9EeIt biniibspumanbeIn. Waun
risf ibr in sieiem @ussnblids au, bae bic
S6linss laIe6t sema@t isi fe beetle jdt bsn
5sbIsr gu serbsiIern nnb na9bsm Fe bsnS&sm-
me! suridssifcben, iudte fs BON 9susm BEN
gstsn gu entaieben. Mit elmer 8altbIiitisleit
trbOb lIe nod INNER bic Sanbs 3um @ra6 fiir
bic Msnse bis iis enoIi& Iansiam nisberiarien
unD Der Sob il@ ilbsr Sas arms @si&Opf Ia9.
elne nisbsrtsusts. Der aUrpsr bIisb nod cine
balbe StunSs bansen, bann nabmsn Jpn biz
eltern Der aObtsn binwss. llm bic .rptbe
Sdnur ifritt man ii&, tpte'um cine 5ieIiauie.
Gs mar felt tpenissn @O9sn bas triftt
S9auipisl tisier 9lrt; brnn ben 8sbSrben III
sS nod ni6t mDsIi& sepsien bieiem Bitiwen..
tcee Ginbalt 3u tbun. s. .Ef
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06
Gin interciiantcr Sfchtsfatl.

Gin GARNER in Carol County, SennelIee,
ser Ieit ldn9erer ,3cit bic Semerfuna aemadt
bate, nab ibm Won 3eit gu 3eit aus Ieiner
aOrn arippe aprn ssIcben purte, fam auf
ben Ginfall, cine 5u6sfaQe in her Arippe auf.
auTsu lfellen unp su befeitissn, UNI auf tirle
sSeils tesOiebss babbaftSu perern. limb pirf.
lit mar terie!be am nGtbtcu Wpmen aefan.
gen; bic Sanp be1elben lap in ber 5aQe, unp
Ia bic OsiTnuns al per arippe ppbl bic Sanb
aber ni6t sIeit3eitis aud bic raran nit eiier.
nsm griff befeifiste Sale bur1lieb, 70 tpurpe
Der Sieb cbne Mabe sefansen. StsIeicb nuu
auf bieis gSeiie berislte auf Der Gbat ertappt
t'orSen mar uno man gu ienen SiiBen ,pri
lsere Sade fanb, 70 tpurpe er bennpb Don bem
DOrfridter Dor BEN bic tesfaQliss alass Ss-
bratt mar freissiproben, neil es nitt tewic.
len ist hab Der @ann pirfli6 8prn ssifpblen
babe. Der llmiiane, taB Der Gieb nit Der
Der Sanb in ber Srippe uno ppn ter
5alls fsIfssbaItsn ssfunesn purce, bate bel
osm 8i9tsr fsin @epi6t, tpeil na9 Iriner gn-
ll9t irsenb Ssmann, tpenn es ibm beIonperes
Vsrsnilsen ma8te, has &e9t babe, feline Sanp
in cine Gu9Sfale su iedsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-06
OerfC6ic0erles.
Scrrm 6laeitcne'S 3nfammcn=
fMnft nit bcm Napif.

Der ,,GCrrisro Staliano" Ycn 5lprens beritt.
tetiiter bic 3uiammsntunft, bic Sr. @aticue.
tsr friibere SbaBfan;ler GHsIancs une bas
eisentIihe 5aupt Der lisbsralen parte, nit Rem
paplt sebatt lca, bic aber mad ben leBten, nit
eem Dampfer ,,@srmania" ms susefcmmen
Nabribtsn, bon Serrn @labifone IeItf in
sbrebe Seltellt tppr'sn iein ioQ, 5ussntes :
u5err @labione .fanS ben paplt rubis pie se.
tppbnlib. Miht eber ais nabe am ShlulIr
eerllnterbaltuns famen le aufpplitif ,u lpreh.
cit. Der papit bstaste iIb iiter bic Siterrei6i.
ite Hegieruns penn er aud susat, rab bic
Greisnille in Deutl6lanp lie auber Stante se.
isBt babe, ben beilissn Stubl su unterifigen,
Sen @lacifCne tpiinibts ibm @liid 3u tcr gln.
!unft Der franstlIi6en 0rempenlesicn in Scm
irpraif Ger papit ertpieeerte :: ,Srcil6e Seer-
Idaaren baten ben @anseI,bab lis oft has 3iel,
nab hem lie lnsben, perfeblru. 9luBerpem,
mas liest mir raran, phs i'd, ereisncn mag.
@lautsn Gle mir, taF, pcnn bic 5ransrIen fort
Tne, i'd ni9ts rsifcpeniser scIdiigt lein psrrs,
esnn idb fpeiB. tab bic Serrlhaaren, ,psbe bic
Nirtte wrtbeiSiSen, ibr nimmer feblen," unb
intem serYapif pieis @urte ipradb, bob er feline
Iugsn gen Simmel. Serr Glabitpne lenfte
bic unterbaltuns auf Stalien unS fraste ben
papt rt er SieIlci9t wiIe, wie writ has scn
een Slattern mitsetbeilte @erii6t tab leifens
Der Transplll6en &esierun9 nit benz ilprentini-
ldsn cabinet neue llnterbanplunscn bstreifs
esr rpmlhen Srage einseeitet ,porpen ieien, be-
srilneet iei. sd leie," antwcrtete ter papI.
.,fsine 3eitunsen, unp trtrsifs ririer @nsrle-
ssnbeit tpsib i'd bur9aus ni6ts. slacs, mas
id weib it, bab wenn i'd lterte, i6
meinem 9adfcIssr bic beilise unc unperlsyli-
6s Grbibaft beS ttilisen ysruS bintcrlarn
perte."
Nadtem bic llntcrtaltuns tstrciTS Stalicns
tesnsst mar ranpte lie ld auf Srlanb, unb
eer papit empfabl pem enslii9rn Craftsman.
ne aufs anselcsentli6ite bic @pbIfabrt iriner
s'sl9elisbtsn Serree, tcs irlantii6en @pfes.
0ann fiise or Ia9eInt binsu: ugBenn i'd, wie
einise bsbaupicn, senBtbiyt lein icllte, Ipm su
psrlahenL 10 tperbe id, pttppbl Srlanb tpeit ab
scn tsm @littelpunft hes Gbriitsntbums liest,
eseennc6 piellei6t ni6t perldmabcn bort mel
tie gS0bnua9 aubuI9lassn. Nalta, sn plaB,
Der cine Tat gang unb gar cpmmercisle Seeeu-
trlns bat rpiirpe jsBt ta biefeypIuticnSre anas.
fansen baben, meinen armsn GIeruS perSimc.
ME au beldulrissn, in meincn slussn nidt
eeilSrSu9 Ssrrien en-" S6lisbli9 temsrfte CT,
or ,perse ssbsn ippbin bic gprisbuus bsictpIen
babe rap er scben icle-~eie srcBe gprieb-
ing bic 'nemals untsrIaiIe, iiter bic SeraGns.
lidsn Meniden gu ridhn." Snrem her Yaplt
eieIe sScrte ipra6, sciste er ib Iebr tewsot.