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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
\ Legal AnecdOte,

H, II. Tuckerman, in recent volume
Of essays, entitled " he Criterion iE the
Test of Talk About Familiar Things"
iust published, tells the following anus
ing anecdote. "a venerable Justice in
one of our cities was remarkable for the
frequent reproofs he administered to
young practitioners in his court, and
the formal aarangues with which he
wore ont the patience of those so unfor-
tunats as to give testimony in his pre-
aence. On one occasion it happened
that he was summoned as q witness in q
case to be defended by one of the juye-
nile members Of the bar whom be had
often called to order with needless SCI
verify. This hopeful limb of the law
was gifted with more than common
share of the cool assurance so requisite
In the profession, and determined to inn
prove the opportunity to make his
Learned friend of The bench feel the
sting he bad so Oxen inflicted Accord
ingly, when his Honor took the stand,
the counsel sravely inquired his name,
place Of residence, and sundry other
facts,of his personal history-though all
were as familiar to himself and every
one present ga the old church
or main street of their native
town. The queries were put in voice
and with q manner 90 exactly initiated
from that of the Judge himself as to
convulse the audience with laughter;
every unnecessary word the hampered
witness used was reprimanded as "be-
yond the question !" be was continually
adjured to. tell the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth; bis
expressions were cautiously objected to-
he was tantalized with repetitiona and
cross questioning about the veries
triRss; aud, finally, his tormentor, with
face Of the utmost gravity. pretended tC
discover in the witness levity Of bear
ing, and eqdivocal replies, which called
fdr lecture ON "the responsibility o
an oath; this was delivered with a pc
dantic solemnity, in words, accent anC
gesture 90 like one of his own addressed
from the bench, that the Jrdge, jury an,
spectators burst forth into irresistibl
peals Of laughter; and the subject 0
this clever Retaliation lost oil self-pos
aesaie-, grew red and pale by turn
fu1ded and st last protested, until hi
young adversary wound up the farce b
Q threat to commit him for contempt {
court eiA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
DFess--One OF she FOiIIes or Fashion.
The Round Table comments on the

ans hOuHu 4huAp GoMmoub5 On TUG
extravagance in the metropolis, and
gives the following as an instance:
Not many days ago We took the liberty
of compiling an inventory Of clothing
and accessories sported by young lady
of the mature age of sixteen or there.
abouts, who dispensed much local color
TO the aaenery of fashionable avenue,
accompanied BY her bonnie. The short-
ness and expensive character of the
skirt worn by THIS young person impaired
TO her general appearance of ballet
danuer aH Dne of those evolutionary ar
tisfes appeAres when executing pr
@ontte. The expensive lace frill Of the
pantalettes descended no lower than
Just to kiss the top Of the long white
stockiDg somewhere 10 the region of the
knees. The skirt which was white, was
adorned with mach elaborate huting in
blue ribbon. Over this was worn lit
tie cloak Of black velvet, which must
have cost ever so much o yard, and all
she margins of this were studded thiekiy
with silver buttons.
On She fair head Of the young person
under notice, there sat jauntily white
jockey trimmed with streamers of blue
ribbon, and surmounted with white os-
trich plume. Boots of bright yermil
lion hue encased the feet of this favored
child. Her parasol was of white silk
lined and tagged with the same in
scarlet, and she was provided with O
+. liisle pocket handkerchief of which the
laas might have been worth about ten
dollars. The hair OF the child was
Asxen, and would have baen beautifal,
had il not been crimped painfully over
cuahioas Of wada She had jeweled
rings 10 her little white ears; and as she
drew of one tiny, tan-colored Jouvin
glove. we could ace hist her little fngsrs
we're btjeweled also. This is correct
description Of the articles under notice,
90 far as our memory servss Us. 1t il
no An .exeeptionll instance; we have
taken il at random, and It's repetitions
are 10 be sean on ell our fashionable
avenues-slI different, perhaps, but al
marked by the same extravaganza o
cut and color in their garb
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
Imnorannt 20 Ladiaa.

Mrs. winslOw's Mystic pix. for Females, are
the best and safest in the market. No bad effects
from the r use. They act like . charm. Thou
sands of most reliable testimonials speak their
praise. Mild in their operations; correct all IT.
regularites and painful transformations; remove
ali distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
will cure headache. pain In the side. paIpitatIou
Of the heart, whites, all nervous affections, hys-
tsrics, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, AND
disturbed sleep, which arises from interruption
Of Mature. Ask for MRS winslow's Mystic Pills
Take mono other. Price o., Or three boxes fol
Sc. For sale by all Druggists in Evansville. Ad
dress Box GAL, Cincinnati, o. Sold By all respect
able Druggists. JOHN D. PARK,
febI.d6m " a General Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12

R%Sheridan t'aa one day much an
noyed By fellow-member Of the House
of Commons, who kept crying out every
few minutes, Hear, zeal" During
the debate, he took oc ,asf.2 to describe
a political contemporary who wished to
play rogue, but who only had sense
enough to act fool. " Where ex-
claimed,hs, with great emphasis, where
shall we find more knavish fool, or a
more foolish knave than he9 +" Hear,
bear" was shouted from the troublesome
member. Sheridan turned round, and
thanking him for the prompt information
sat down amid general roar of laugh
tar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12

Hypocrisy and bigotry are not goc

Hypocrisy aud biRotry are not good
naighbors, but should honesty come
next door. they Hnite to worry him out
Logic and metaphysio make use Of
more tools than ell the rest Of the
sciences put together, and do the least
work. 8sa
Pray. Miss c." said q gentleman
the other evening, why are ladies' 30
fond Of ofioers7 -" Ha4 90
aaHow stupidlv replied sac; Wis 1t
not natural that lady should like
good offer, sir,
The mayor of Western town pro-
poses to kill heif the dogs in the place,
and tan their hides with the bark Of the
other half.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12

Stair Linen and Oil Cloth,
Silver-plated Stair Rods, b
Papier Meche Stair Rods,
Polished Brass Stair Rods,
Table Linens q Napkins,
Linen & Cotton Sheetings,
Linen & Cotton Pillow Casing
Rubber Sheetine (water-proof)
Wool q Rubber Piano Covers,
Velvet g. BrussellsE ootStools
Table Oil Cloths, &c, &c. ],
Experienced Paper Hangers and Up
holsters will besfurnished when required
Carpets cut aud made 20 order. Oil
Cloths stted and put down. Cornices
mounted aud put up. Window Shades
hung. Window valepces Of elegans
styles and new designs made up aud
furnished on short notice. All work
warranted Prices guaranteed as low
% IN any similar establishment 10 the
United States. Give US a call.
WIN. e. FRENGH& CO
no. 10 First street,
ReA ~ Cup Stars. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We Invite the special attention OF the sick and
afflicted, no matte what the disesses or how bad
to q careful PERI 4 DR.. Easteriy's medical adj
vsrtissments, " SIS IN be seen in another col
umn OF our paper 81 morning. DIR. Easterly'a
Family Medicines arc standard preparations, sell
rapidly. give general satisfaction, kept ip all
the principle drug stores, and are the most 0ele.
brated and Popular Remedies now In use. We
advise families to keep supply of each Of DR..
Easteriy's Medicines on band and thereby save
money In doctors bills. For sale by the Drug
glsts Of Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
fsb27-am No. Is. Chamber. street, New York

Halps Vegetable sicalaam Hair Re-
me vwer has proved ftself 70 be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered 10 the pub
lie.
1T WILL RESTORE GREY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft,
IuHtFous and silken.
IL 10 q splend hair dressing.
No person, old or young. should fail to use It.
1T rs RECOMMENDED AND USED i
THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTH0RITY.a si.'-
sg-Ask for Halls Vegetable siciliAn Hair BE.
newer, and take no other.
b. p. HALL a CO.,
N ~ Nassau, N. a., Proprietors-
For sale nv KELLER q WHITE, and Drug
gists generally. oc25 I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12

Chopped read,

sIKTE ARE JUST sECEIvING IN STORE 500
w bushels Of chopped wheat screenings, Which
as food for milk cows, is much superior TO ship.
stun and bran. Those who wish the largest pos
try t. d. 8. RUsT0N a CO.,
aspt6 No. 30, Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
Ratnhalnr,a Hair Dive.

Tho best in the world; harmless, reliable, In
seantaneous. The only perfect Dye. No diSsp-
pedatment, no rid calous tints; true to nature,
black or own. Genuine IL signed
WILLIAM A. BATGHEL0k. fVAf
Also Rerenerating Extract Of Mlliedoweras re-
stores preserves and bsantihes the Hair prevents
Badness. Sold by ell Druggists. Factory,
Barclay street, N. 4. mar1z-dly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12

Cars Run Through to and from
Evansville, without transfer. Time
guaranteed. Rates guaranteed TO
and from Evansville aud Eastern
cities. Only Ten Days TO and from
Evansville and New York, and
Nine Days to and from Evansville
and Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12

The Line is managed throughout by men OF
transportation experience, equa 20 any In the
country, whose aim IL viii be to render satisfac-
tion TO is patrons Agents OF the Company are
gathorized 10 settle claims for damages OF deten-
tion ct destination, insfead Of the usual cuatom
Of referring them back 20 point Of shipment.
packages
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12

gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv-
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
Of youthful indIacrstIon, will for the sake OF auf
ferinE humanity, send free to all who need ~ ths
recipe and directions for making the simple RENEE
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do 30 By
addressing, in peri Ct confidence,
JOHN D. OGDEN,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
REVVARD.


GTRAYED FROM TEE uNDERsIGNED, AT
- ny Stable 1t the hoaq 81 Main rfreet. 4 BAY
Morse sessa years old, lss< hands high, o1s hind
1857 uhiss, e1d RS II aoc1 order. VIII pay the
aeoss naAE4 g az1 80 fsssraing him 20 me. &
aF4 ,. ApLxB.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
MILLINERY.
10 THE LADIES OF
EvarRvilIa and Vicinity.

Nv Stock Of Millinery Tor the Spring trade, IL
nov complies and ready for inspection, as Mrs.
BAUM selected the Goods herself. and las not
spared time nor money get the latest move lilies
OF Paris and New York.
I have, also, the choicest Of Spring Oleaks,
Baa0nea, BakkeeBE, ready made and will make
them 10 order a. the shortest notice, Al have q
full assortment Of Spring Cloths and Black 6ilkss
and Trfmmfngs for eaMe
Also Dress Trimmings, LAces, Embroidery.
oorsots, Nets for the Hair, the style Of Hair
Coils, Kid Gloves, Lace Mitts, Hosiery, and an
endless List Of ..-..--...ssi-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
HONRY sOAP.

COLGATES HONEY sSOAk.
This celebrated Toilet Soap In such uniysr-
demand, 10 made from the ehoaecat mAteri-
ale, IL mild and em0llAeMt In its nature, fra
grantly scented, ana extremely beneficial
In its action upon the skin. For saio BY Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers su24-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
Eight Hundred New Cars,

Built expressly for this trade, and that Run
THROUGH between the Eastern and Western
cities WITHOUT IRA RSFER, which enables Il
to avoid thu injurious delays 30 generally pFsva-
lent at trans shipping points.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
Cnlrata,a Aromatic Vegetable soan

Colgate Aromatic vegetable soap
superior TolLEr SOAR, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILs in combination with GETcERINE
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES aud
for the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite and
It's washing properties dArivalled For AaIe BY all
druggists. fsb23 '6s-d&wly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-12
A GROWN OF GLORY. =
Every Man, Woman and Child who has used
Sterling's AmbroSia


idly increasing sale have made the Ambrosla fs.
nous all over the world. srfSe
1T IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching Of the Head.
It makes New Hair grow ON Bald Heads.
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
It renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cieanscs the Scalp, Ooo.s the Heated Brow, Re.
moves Dandruh, Onres Nervous Herdachs, Cures
Badness, Ipsures Luxuriant Locks, Inclines Hair
to Curl, Supercedes Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters.
Good effect apparent at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you to T. Elegantly
put up. Delicateiy Perfumed. Patronized by
opera Singers and Actresses. Sold in splendid
boxes or cartons, containing Axo large bottle
No. 2 for morning. No. 1 for evening.
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTERLING's AMRR0sIA is the bsst, most
agreeable and effective toilet in thu, world. To
prove this, try carton.
Sold by Druggists.
SterlIng's AmbrOsla Manufacturing
Company,
ans SUTTON street, NEW YORK
Il rrrrtr fE4a olz-dAWIy @heAer
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-30
Scr atlantijhc Trlcaraph.
(S6lub fpIst.)

GS limb nun iiber eier splle 9Sphen,
leitrem paS Undergraduates 5elesrapben<
tau an rer Sitfiiite spn 9leufunplanb
gelanpet ipurre unp unter einem SAwall
ppn Sel6itsliidwiinihen iein 9liidliGes
Debut nit Der iiberral6enpen Nahri1t
ppm sltl6lub peS 6riepens in Gurppa
mad,te; Sier splle 9Sphen fnp leitpem perz
itridten, ptne rab Der Gertinrer rer
sBelttbeile iiA temiibi9t seIebcn, feline
fur5e sage MahriNt gu bstailliren unp
su he itatisen pper gu mppifisiren unp 3u
telhranfcn; alles, mas mir font nod
pureb i'm erfubren, teitanp in elmer fur
,en gtpti, iiter ein 9tefprmbanfett in
Qpnppn unb iiber ben pem Srieben Dor.
ansesansenen 8afenitiaf fanpsabl ldluB,
in eini9en pfTSielen @liidwiinlden nnp
einisen piirftisen gSrienberi9ten, be-
rem 3uperlalfsfeit iiterpies ansc,weifrlt
wirp. @tan seriihcrt uns tG9lih, pab
Der Selesrapb in tel ter Srpnung lei, rab
CT auf pas Deutlihte Iprehe, baB er an
einem einSigen Sage nidt weni9er ais
Yiertaulenp sSrrte iitermittclte, ia paB
er III per Winute swSlf gSprte unp pars
iibcr tefTrpere, aber trpb allepem mub
CT irgenppp einen Safen 9aben, per bent
Yublifum Ser9eimliAt mirp. 0a bic
Gpmpasnie tas anlAeinenp geredte, in
Der alat ater bic pre0e, ,. \. pas pub
lifnm bintenanIebenpe prin5ip an9ez
npmmen, bic 3elegramme In Der 9teibe,
ME lie einlauien Su befprrern, 70 wilrpe
allerrinss cine anfanslitbe lleberbau@
funs Der unterIeeiiden eleftriiden 9pit
NIT 9ripatpepeIhen bic SerIpGtuns jez
ner Der aIceiirten prelie eini9ermaBen
erflGren, ater eben nur ibre SerlpGtung,
feineSwess aber ibre Ouritisfeit. Cine
9tuffIarung pieles 8atblels leitens Der
Qeiter pes llnterne9mens mSAte pesbalb
Iebr MIN IhenSwertb Iein, unp ben lels
BEN jepenfalls mc9r gum Grepit sereiAen.
ais pas in enplpien @elppien nnp mani
ntsfa6ten Sariatipnen selunsene Gts
genlcb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-30

Der Spbn elmer armen gSittwe, tas Mus
&c crbeten Ipllte gu Der Sprnebml ten Das
me Der 9eipens9 Mber 70 III bic 2iebe.
Sic bat etpas pom SerciSmus In G6.
gfan Iast, bic eiebe 1T blinp. sic 1T
et aud wpbl in Der Sepeutuns, baB fe,
DEM taplerrn Splpatcn sleih, bic Sc
fabren niht itcut, 1ptalp ie i'm 5euer
1T. Sbr 1T bic @abrl6einli6fsit Ni6ts,
Die @fSslidfeit 9(lles. sic bcift nod
in tcr SpifnunsSlpfsfeit.
sSas waren paber fir Grib 5alfens
lein bic ,@eniiHe Der 9afrl, na6bem CT
ie tatte ScriiterlAweten Ieben, bic Der
Sranm 1eine5 !SerScns war9 NaAbem
er iruBte, bae nur jenes 5lierertpSauct
iie ieinen 9lu9en sertars, fe, Inn bic alte
gbralc gu 9ebrauhen, yibm 70 nab unb
bod 70 melt 2" gSaS Waren ibm nun
1riifeln unb Gapaunen unr Creme unp
giS nnp 8iiresbeimer unb Seuss=Glicz
quot unp Gbartrcule? Oas glles fam
nne 9in9 - gum srpben Sepauern tes
SberprGiipenten, wel6er bic SersGngs
liAfeit aller Sinse tasliA auf piele
gSeiIe itupircn Ipllte.
Damn fam Siht. Die Sprban9e bes
@artenfenlters purren terabgelaiIen.
Die Sr, lice @iranpclen AT ben gSIns
ren unb bic lilbernen 2lrmleu6ter auf
Der Safcl wurpen ansesiinret, unp pann
,purpen bic Gigarren berumgereiht -
16Snes Sprreht iener Diners, no fein
8aul6 leipener 9tpben, fein unsecule
bi9cs 9tIden rer Stiible ben Serren
plDblih bas 3eihem eitt, bic .6lalAe 3u
Srrla6en, bic nod Galb gefiillt III, bic
9lnefppte III unterbrehen, ber nod bic
Ypinte ietlt. SIM @esentbsil; Die suten
ancfpcten, bic Der SterpraIpent gu er>
,ablen wubtc, serlammelten bier bic
Srrren, nahpem rie Gigarren brannten,
nod pihter I'M i9n. Gin,elne pun penz
icni9en, bic SIT entfernt 1a6en, um lie an
ibren 9ldben Sa pcrteben, ltanpen auf
Inn lib an baS pbere Gnpe Der Iafel AT
tcgetcn. slub Strip Salfeni itein bate
Ieinen 9laB Serlallen.
(Sebub fpIst)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-30
5C ui((C { 0 n.
9te Soic bes GommanS anteu.
GraabIung
bon
Snlins Npbenbers.
8tnub6cu.

u@lio ber lieutenant Srib 5altenlein
tptrp aud einselapen 2" fraste Gbriaine,
inpem ie iiber elm lanses Slatt 9inblid=
te, tpeldes Elm ger3eidnib Der Namen
entbielt.
@briftne mar bic SpAter bes Cont
rnanbaaten, elm bibfdes, fleines Dam-
den Bon neunsebm crer swansis Sabren,
init srpben, braiinen, freunpliden @us
gen nnb gang frauien, a1dblunben Saas
ren. Gbriifine BON 8Sberau mar cine
BON BEN beScrsusteaen Damen in Der
tleinen @eilpens, in welder bieIe wabre
@efdihte ipielt. sic tanste YprsiisliA.
fe Bate bic 3ierlidfen Siee BON Der
@elt. Gle wubte allerlietif Suilette su
MAIDEN. Simmer bate Fe ein 8anb uber
cine Sdleife in ibrem fraulen, aIdblUn=
ben 5aare, entweper eodarlaa, garmoi-
I'm oher 8iOlett. SINNER bate fe cine
lanse Sdleppe an ibrem &leibe. Das
liebte iie. sic mar ein munteres, 1er<
3ises Beien, ipeldes laden su b5ren,
gang erquidenb mar. sic tadte aud
Oft senus, neil es ibr gepirfaib mar,
au laden, anb neil ie iASne 3Gbne
battle, pie bic Yerlen. 3apeilsn peimte
fe aud, aber nur penm ibr Yapa ibr
treenb sinen @anla Seriasen wOllte.
Das balf ibr INNER, bsnn Der YaYa
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@sI1' cine 3eit, ta in sntfeiIclt tpilten
8smsBsln auf ssr Glte 8la6sflsen
Der Mar BON preuben Seitreids Serstlut tranf
limb binsenredt in Staub unb, Yulssreampfs
Son mitleitlCisr &oiIe 5ufseifampfc
Sm 9lnhiB Wisns mad leytsm lptestampfe
Sn Na9t bic alte Scnne Salisbury lanf;
Da farr ber @ttem beiber SemispbGrcn
Mn hielem tpsitsrIdiitterntcn @etGbren
DeutI9lanbs, her srpBen SSlfrrmuttcr bins
Hub bennpb warb in eieicn lelbsn 3assn
Gin stpeiter Gampt Elm srBerer nod selGaecn,
Gin &ieienfampt pon Sem man nod wire Iagen,
Wenn jener lGnslf i'm Mybus untsrsins
@sl9' S9laGislt mar ss loa! unp wclts
Sampler,
Die Der pYsu,ac Ienl9 auf Riidt'sem
GGmpfer
.3u ans&tesfrCbn lit feline 5elTcIn IbIus
Sb bic Dampnen jener blauen Iirfen
Gnti9redt bem S6lat ben lie Iecnen i9litfen
@ass GntieBen aud CUR Siilfe rieien,- =
Gr i1miebete in aeten ibreu Bug
limb iener SliB, ben ll6 gum Wprtscnrisn
Das Meer ssieat, wcnn rS auf i6aumsen
&pleu
Den Sturmesreisen Der Gernidtuns l6linst,
Sbn RIP berleltc Menid spm Simmsl nisesr
llnb bannte ibn in jener astte Gjlister
9luf bab er burd ber Nerricen Qietrr
Sein Ssrrlderwprt Der anbsren Grtr brinat
Der @trfe ifrIseiies, eS III sslunsen,
llnb trunfen itimmen Mllipnen 3unacn
Sfp9 ME Serncmmnen Sisssgeianses SGaa I;
Dot ni6t mic Oh seritampftrr Grnte SaImsn
Sbn SUlbnsr ifimmen, bic scn glut nod
aualmen,
Nein, tpie ber @tbem @pttcs rauIGt turt
Yaimrn
&auI9t tieier 5rifbenspaan bur9 has sla.
. Winte tra9t i'm fort auf tpsiden 2uftrn
Sim no Dor siner BON SeSiQas G,riiften
Old aud bic lcrbeerYpaifs St;sne ncist!
Columbus Der erlas bes llnbanfS @unten,
3 ruff ibm su bic tpunberspllcn aunten:
,,Gs ieisum speitsn @al Der @ss sefunten
Den erals Griter sinf bsr @eIt ssseist.
"llnt jsne 8lutt. bic tpitcripaniiis srrllte,
@ls ct bic neue @elt ertrcbsn wcllts,
Sis aast sef6lassn jeBt in spiefa6 Gra
Jlctten, bic unter sulbnen Qafen Idwanfen
3rast iie iest Sunrert nit sstubscn Slanfcn,
limb mebr als bas, ter menIblihe Oetanfen
.Sadt fammenb jsBt turt ibr ersittsrnb Sers."
Sa! auf ten gtaden icBt tsm Glemente
Der Meni@ ben SUP; has cinf bic gBelten
trennte,
Sept eint es beihe int @eI6piasrfnb.
Sur eine Welt nod siebtS fprtan, int Qeiben,
gDie im Iriumpb binfcrt nidt mebr su I6cisen,
Dell ieber! aber tcppelt Seil ben Ysten,
Dena Grieben 5rieben bisb ibr erlfer
G,ruB.
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g 6 sefiibl in Der Na1e.

9 d m9efibl in Der q e
Der fransSFiae Gelebrte Qamandier
lleat in elmer icsbcn teraussesetenen pbyIclc-
silden S1rift bic Sebauptuns aut has
S6amsefiible Organ pes Menl9en Iisss In
Der gtaie, unb iabrt allen Grnfss ais sinsu
binsufummenren gcles bafiir an, tab bisisIte
70 baufsr b perpe. Wir fUnnen bisie @n-
F6t uiGt gang tbeilen benn wenn taS S6ams
ssfiibls- Organ in be: Nale 1aBe, 70 biirfte f6
ni9t 70 oft mande giaIe in Dinse itedsn, pel-
6e tisielte ni9tS ansetsh wabrsnb Gin
gutter SausSater Spr eine.r
eisenen 1biir febrt.
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- Siebensctn Sauicnb Dollars Isilenselb
fpitsi cs ein GrnsrrBmitslieb BON :Galifornicn
su ben SiBunsrn na9 SBaibinstpn gu idafen.
Gin Mitslieb tisleS GpnsreiIes jepc9 bat ta-
nit mod ni9t sufrieben, iein @ut baten 70 itarf
iitercssn, pab penn er bic nG9fe SeIlipn bes
GpnsreiIss nibt iiterleben icllts, bic gcrirsder
$1,000 Ysrliersn wiirpsn. Sis baben baber
lcin 0eten Serihert.
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= Gin weitersr getrus seseu bic &esieruns
iif lcsbsn in Msmpbis, Senn, ans Gasssli9t
sefcmmen. Yarfman 8rupfS unb 60. baben
ni6t ,peniser, ais 100000 untsri9lassn.
SeltissrtanpIi@ warsn bic eeBteren ifrens lcyaIe
2eute.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-08-30

Die gerlesans Der Convention BON
Gbieasu mad Cleveland mar auf ben
8uni9 Der 9erren Don ben Seefii iten-
Staatem belalUGen ,porben, welde leb-
teren Ylab fir eentraler selesen balten.
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Die
Yenniblbaniide Staats= eitane
5rrausscseben Spn

Ssrausscseben Spn
Sob. Gepre Nipper,
er1&eint ieten Dpnner1as unt fpltet 80. 90
ter Sabr, aabltar innerbalb tesSabres, unc
$50 nod 8er1nb bes Sabrsanss.
Gin,elne Gremplaren, 5 Gents per Stiid.
seine Sutlrriptipnen perten fir pcnisrr
ais feds Monaten ansencmmen aud tann
Niemanb bas 9latt abbeitellen, bis ale Giifs
ftanbe besablt Iinb.
Mnseisen tperbcn su ben sewSbnlldrn prei-
ien inierirt.
Sfficen: in Der .yatrict unb llnipn"
Druderei Tritten SraBe, Sarrsbars unb
In ber uSntsaisencer" Sruderci AM Gentre
Square, 2anraltrr.
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*@m Grsitas iiarb Der Sbsrft Sobn &utbsr-
forb, Der laussrs Sabre Meutsnant- @cussrnsur
pua @irsinisn mar IN &i4mpnb, ga.
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*Dis GbOlsra. Yni&te Don seNsrn melbsn12
GrfranFunseu uns 8 Sobssfaat IN wbiIassIpbia,
5Grtraniunsen unb 2lSbssfaae in 9isw gorEt6
Sale tn grooflpn II in Cincinnati, 107 Gr-
lranlHnssn u. 48 SODesfaas in St. 9ouis, 26
Sale in Rem Srleans unb Z Ia &i9msnt ga.