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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

HICKORY POLE IN THE FIFTH WARD-4cct-
r.s.-The Seymour and Blair Club OF the Fifth
war,t have now on the g:Cund northwest cor
npr Pennsylvania avenue and Sd street east) a
hne hickory pole, which will soon be raised
with appropriate ceremonies. We regret 10
learn that Alexander Dodge, Esq, met with a
seyere accident, while the pole was being
brouUAt 90 from from Prince Georges County.
While returning 10 this city be WAS thrown cut
OF The vehicle in which be- was riding. and laid
on The ground apparently Insensible. Some of
his friends approaching him 20 afford relief
We're waved away by Mr.. Dodge, who said
don Z disturb me gentlemen, for am serious
Iy injured" He was, however, helped into q
carriage. and before arriving here had, by the
aid OF sundry restoratiyes, become himself
again.
PUGIL1sTIC MATTERs--About the close of
he hight on Monday, Charley Hurdle. of this
city, acting as umpire for sam Collyer, took
the colors OF the principals, Edwards and
COllyer. from the stake 10 which they had been
tied, and Is now having them hemmed pre-
paratory TO expressing them 20 Frank ueen,
editor Of the New York Clipper, TO be delivered
10 the victor, Edwards.
IL appears that the report that Barney Aaron
challenged Edwards l. incorrect, Ter he says
emphaiically that he did not make challenge,
bat on the contrary at the conclusion of the
hight. be said 10 Edwards, Z" Billy, you can
whip them ALL" Edwards says that he does
not intend 20 enter the ring again, but will 60
INTO business in New York. There Is some
talk, however, Of Edwards, Aaron and Dooney
Harris making tour, giving pugilistic eX-
hIbItions in the principal eines previously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

ALMOST A COLLIsIoN.-Iaste evening serious
collision came near taking place between the
schooner Agnes Ann, Capt. Miller, and another
vessel. The circumstance occurred between
the Arsenal and 9th street W harf and The YES.
sells Were only prevented from running into
skill Of Captain Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The Journal of this
morning says:
Samuel Cockrill. arrested for having i'm his
possession horse belonging to Edward Della
nay, stolen in 1865. was discharged, he having
proved that he bought the same from William
Grimes, of Washington.
Some enterprising persons have recently got.
ten up petition askin g Gen. SLOVENIAN TO re-
move several of the present justices of the
County Court of Alexandria county. IL Is not
Ynown whether 1t has been signed or not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27
DENTISTRY.

nR !: T. COUMBE HAS REMOVED AIS
- OFFICE to No. $40 n street, be-
tSeen lIth and 18th: He 10 thankful for6
p1et isNore, and will be happy to see his D
itsnos ana all persons that may favor him with
their patronage. Teeth made on Gold, Silver on
at reasonable rates, An aS-Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

EXTENSIVE FURNITURE SALR.-Persons
desiring TO purchase splendid furniture and
morrow (Friday) morning at 10 o'clock, at
house No. $50 ! street, between 2lst and 22d
streets west, when Jos. +. Kelly, auctioneer,
will dispose Of large lot. This is a rare chance
TO secure elegant articles of furniture and other
things useful to housekeepers at a very low
figure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

"a CITIZEN" who writes us complaining OF
tie improper lady and her establishment
'.whose steps lake hold on hell" giving the
name OF the street and number OF the house.
doubtless means well, but he will see on a mo-
ment's re- Election that his communication would
only serve as an advertisement for the concern-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

EXTENSIVE DoGs.-Louis Mack, an Italian
yender, residing on 9Th street, between ID and
Z, was arrested to-day by officer Leech on
complaint of a neighbor, who charges him with
keeping two dog on his premises of q very bad
character. The case ives carried before Justice
Clark, where il was shown that these dogs
entered the yard Of a neighbor and stole seve.
raj garments which were hanging on the
clothes line. Mack was fined $40, which hs
paid and was discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

WASHINGTON. August Gath, lS6s.-Edifar
Mar: noticed In the columns of your paner
OF the 2lst inst, communication signed by one
]. u. Crane, party with whom 1 have no
acouainta,.. unless 1t be in the history of the
eyentful past. Meaning always to he con-
see others the same. If he re the party alluded
to his conversion to the principles he SO loudly
advocates is Of SO recent date that simply
their advocacy would seem more becoming in
him than his violent attack on parties whose
consistent course requires no defence AID
deies the seyerest criticism. He seems to
make free use Of my name IN connection with
the Republican meeting Of the First Ward held
on the 18th inst, where he states "lf Messrs.
Slower Co, choose to get down on their
knees to Mr.. Larmau, and at his dictation
denounce me this week for giving utterance
week it is their affair not mine.' Willing
TO believe in his statement that he did
not wish to place himself before the public as
malicious falsifier will credit him with the
loss Of memory, and state for his benefit. that
l was not at the meeting alluded TO. This state
ment can be verified by referring to the pro-
ceedinRs OF that meeting as published in your
issue Of the 18th inst. As to his question why
MIR. Larman does not do thus and 50 can only
state that i think he is better qualified to ex-
tend sympathy TO one who believes it me-
cessity TO seemingly change his views than am,
he having had experience in that line, which
never have. i believe l am too well known,
both among my constituents and the communi-
tv AT large, for them to believe that Mr.. Lar
man. as an indi vIdual, or that any organization
could dictate TO me or urge me to measures not
In accordance with my judgment and pTinci-
pies. My best end eavOrs exerted for harmo-
ny needed for the public good are fully appre-
ciated by those who know me, and with the
above refutation 1 submit my action to their
judgment.
VIM NJ SIowYN, no Penna ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Green &
Williams yesterday sold a two.story frame
house ana lot fronting on 18th street west,
between N and q streets north, to Thoma q
Cassiday, for S1,455.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

The MARYLAND SUPFERRRs.-For the sut.
ferers at Ellicott City by the late flood, the
Uniyersalist Sunday School teachers ana
scholars have contributed a box Of clothing,
containing between seventy. five and one hun.
bred suits. The treasurer of this city. Mr.. Au.
gustus 4. Perry. will forward this package to-
morrow to the address of Mr.. VIM. II. Gibbons,
treasurer Of the relief fund at Ellicott City.
The donations for the distressed sufferers in
our sister counties have somewhat Stacked of,
but we hope the fire Of benevolence and SYM
patty for suffering humanity will again re-
kindle, and not abate till permanent comfort
and relief is rendered all parties
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19
st. 9>aul s1n,meiota @aifa9 beu 19. @eptember 1868

fen uno allen Menlaen wtQ i'd inGinz
tra6t leten1 i'd mill Denen. nit 5drte
taS 2eben ntht Yerttttern, tie sereate,t
rei6eu, ycllen Nnlpru6 baben auf weiz
ne 2iebe. Mie fIdtt9 If ras Menz
l6enlebel uno ,penu git1fr tirbe, ben
i9 beleipi9t batts . id f5nnts uno
mpute id e6 aud aus i,1nerfer 9eele>
nt6t fpreden.. uDu Epbter oer9tet
mir" Sc ndre uanlonft, pas 0rab
bltete sel6lpilell bic 9tsen Die falten>
Sfneteil fiG tidt mebevsur. @ntwprt.
lnc 1uenn BET gsrMi9ene her in1 @rpQ
6inael1ieeene. oprt meta Nnfldser Mir
be? = Sur lit GbriituS 1piQ id leben
mill fein &reus auf mid s1ebmea,, wtQ
ibu fpl9en uno ftets ra6 Gnpe beoenz
fen!} %ra~ @.:..,
Sd tptu teee,fen eas G;,pe bet
SIuoe! Sbr fur1tbareS Coos bier
1T qualppue 9lngft unp Gerswetfung
jenleits bet 0rdDeri Die Siiape &C.
bdrt co5 Gerperbel1. Sbr @een ,par
yon Nnbesir1n bic Sage. Mp 1T etn
Sinnenab9runs, ben fie 1tidt tduldenb
NIT 8lumer bepefte :? Wo if cine b6le
5bat BET per iie fid ntbt bemiibte OaS
0etptier1 jene 4eilt9e Oette5itimme, ;u
betauben? $50 tletbt lte unbepest
nit sl15Ha6ten unb Gntfbulpieuneen
bic SetceuiGaft bte ets,mal auf9epadte
lit betdnoiaem Saunlel 81 .srbaltsn :?
Mp 1T eiu 6srs, benz ie ntdt norsegauz
felt bdtte tit tbren OeuiifIen pie iibeiten
Gprtbetle auer 9lrt? 4ter bdlt fle, fann
fte sllsS baltelt lpaS fie seripri6t? .
1sei1, DtsSiinre rcibt mid berab ypn
Optt rem 0runce alles Grtebens> unc
itiirst sulegt ibr Srfer tit bic Nddte Ger
9ofnunssloi9feit. llno pie lonse
matren ibre Treueen S6pn bic
aa9itc Minute 1T ttr grab! nnp I'D
Msibt Der Siince epbn?. Noit uno
W|ettcn per;ebren ibn.! llno no reifen
ibre 0erbeibunsen? Der ndGRc au<
sentltd u,a6t ite ;u Sdanpen! Oas
1T cine e,pise @abrbeit bic fid nidt
aus per 0eldt6te btnmes leusnen.
ldbt. m A.. r .r..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19
Sic G,tt1febttu9 Der 9lanbe,,s:
lpie1t SlniDa.,as,a9e1..

Dae nd6ite aqsemetue Gpncilium,
bas lite il, Is Sunpert Sabrel fincet
itatt III eiaer 3eitperipee, tpo ieine mddz
tisen iesensreiden 8rfunsen INN IL
eutl6iepener 9efiiblt mercell je mebr
9laubensIrlere Mnldauun9en uno SER
riittftere Nerbdltnise III StttsnStaatsz
unr Gplfsmelen lit nnieret Easet phz
ipa!te11. - fin t..;t....- ..i:..s a.
!, 9luberss&pSbnlide 9eilmittel wereen
serlan9t ; MIR leten iii elmer aueer9e<
spSbnltden 3eit meaen ba5 6plsenre
etn Wprt iiber 9ras pbtse Sbema
nur elite Der pielen Gragen beriibrt: Il.
Irttt s1t bem @ern1bgen {; oaS lo
f9nea erlpprbenj ut1p 5n pet .GelaaftSS
flusbett bic in,n1er &piper neueGrwerts-
rese iudt unp fnpek 1t1n pfe einfalttSe
.Su6t pen Nufproerlnsen Der 3ett
btniiGtlt@ beS 2urus 1111o Bet M}pre
gu senii9en peer gar rpulbalt@> ces sen
Stanpes9enp0sn rpraussutbuh btnsn'
cann bleitt felten in rem alsuIfbr be7
1dafttsten 5erssl l,snp6 Elm gldsdsn fir
eieNeli9tpn iibrig nnc bic trent0su fret
en- Nn9entlife wercen anoetswp als in
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19
Sic Air6*

Rum Eftcrn sluarubn srn 0efabr s'1 lrr9c'1,
8iuft bort bic STRIDE biz rnb jeeen1 Jrpn1ll1e'1
3u jtarfen lld NIT jepem neuen Mcrsen.
Iu Netlt rem 0ern ren miihen gSanerer trnt=
Die Spnr' trannt beib, h'rauf Stl'rn', Wetr1t=
.erresen,
Bis freubis iebf ru ihn gum Strad sietsnt
@p aalliG i6m Der Mtcnrrube Seeer
Grquiduns, nadt tes Sass Seldme1eeit t'e<
ben
Sp sruBt tcn Ghrif auf tieier grbe ssiistsn,
Oas muntasauGlte Sera hcrt cite Siitte,
@p Ssius ruff: SD milf eud sla' erquiesen,
GrhGren rie yertrauurassrNe gitte!
gEer bat mrtl nidt 10 re4t idra tiss e,,,rf',,,=
ben,
yHie Gicle tatcn idsn sein, 9neosrf,ien1'
Cer eeieeuslat eeIablt iid' aars enttanser?
Tenn, nrb il s'rins tsr Serr laFt aeinen Sc
Stu' @uab' uuo tSuIe, bic CT 10 scrIe irenret.
@er ltnaliif bat ba it bic 3uHudtspStte,
sSenn jete Sbur' Fd ibn, serid'leFt 10 tentet
CUR Sird' cr bin, e5 fallt srn1 5srs tie astte !;
Die Stride uinsmt iie auf ir. S6rcb Der Sifte,
aabt aeinen ieinsn 9altsn unterIiesen
afur eann, trean unbnbfert;s c: sertl;ets,
grtt tann nidt triisen, labt il9 niht tstrilssn,
Ite Srrt ssreebeus bsi ben Men{der. iuden,
sic bEren idre stnt,pcrt bier ron, Simn.el
limb mean aaitatt 81 iesusn, lit rpG flud,en
Gcrmanete, 6reunts, unp int Meltsetiimn,sI
I;e barte Saif Ser 9lrtb nidt belfs,1 trasen,
Sp bilft ter areusestrassr esr "a ttrpnet
SIM Saternatei: Drum in ailen Sescn
Tien' Stm unb S9n1 aleiI, ter trcu tir lpbnet.
-. Iber. 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19
Mp. u.s..

wiQ, bic Welt iei ein @erf res3ufaus?
pcsr ber fir it6 unb feline @eitnnun9sz
senpl1en wunl6t bab INIT bem Gore
MueS aus iet g Nebmen nit biers1
nod. 70 mande 0runpldse >pelde
iiberbaupt alS mab9ebenb erfannt fino,
aber nit ben @elesen 9Httlt6er @ere6>
tt9fett in1n1er sereinbart tperren fSnnetl
70 baben wir pamit >ppbl 9efunben bab
eS an irri9en uno Serperblthen Nnz
fbauun9en in unlerer 3eit nt6t feblt
unp pab cs, tpenn es be1er rpercen ipu>
zines a1ber9emSbnlt9en 9eilmtttel8 be-
parf. - .% ..s, ->..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19
Ser betraebte,,be Sbrii1.

g3ie bebr it Der Seruf res Gbrtden
pab er rur6 BEN 5etlanp am Sreu;e bic
&inrl9aft 0ptte5 aafGrpen enpfan9en>
unb> srenn er nur6 einen beiligen Sinn
unc Wanrel ptelelbe te'rabrt ncreinit
I'M 2ance BET 8erfldrung uno res Orttz
ani6auens Elm Grte rer etrigeu Selisz
felt rperre! Wenn ober ein;i9 Die 5et@
li9teit auf tem Be9e re5 betltsen &relt<
se5 uns ben 6tlnnel er.rirbt lc i9ltest
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19

A'@c ro>T '0~~h*<NlnS w O>~<'~'
Seltafeit aus; renn auf rer unbefte@z
li9en @a9idaa!e Der .9Dttli6en Gere6z
tisfeit fsist bic Tu9enp elprret9 gum
6imn,a bi1an, une ros SS|e 1tnft tn
bic Atsriinbe ner 5Slle binab @ie
mpblaemeint 1T rebhalb ter 3uruf per
beili9en 66nft an cine je9lide Seele:
,,Bebenfe ba6 Gnoe, unp cn ,ririt III
Gmisfeit r1idt 1anctsen !" Bcr Musm
abcr ipa Octte5 Wajeltat unp gpll>
fcmmenbeit mid gu eiuer beilisel, 8irf<
lamfeit bett1nmen ,1np ,rrate t6 ibrer
unetueebel1f tperren> fp lpu mid berNuf:
,,Beceufe pa5 Gnpe =. neiner 5anb< :
lunaen, uno ner g unpe, uno
peS S>eben5| iiese'1o anfppnen
baB i'd tpieper @ptt 9ete, lpaa 0pttsS
it, unb pab td nur na6 Dem 5tmmltz
men tradte! 1 sri .s
So, NIT ben, treuen $ointlif auf eeas
eefreusisten Oottmenl6en Seiu6 Gbrtz
fus wiQ id itetS bepenfen pas Gnoe
meiner Danplungen! Wenn e5
eine fcrtsebenne Grfabruns 1T: Nte<
raup fann ben Gdleier liiftelL cer iiber
bic Giefen ber 3ufuuft 9ecedt lie9t -
10 siett IS bennpG 9etenslasen rlnb
,oanelunsen, scn benen id falt nit @ez
ri6beit iaaen fann: ~Ias ,piro bic
Jplse felt" !" 9dbt Der Sanpmann iet<
net, slder brab lte9en, baum ,ptrc er
feline Grnte tril,ssn; Bit tb jest lit Mez
rtsem aetreu, 10 ,uerce td eS aua ieil1
ipbalc ih iiber 9ieles geieet tperpe ; bin
i'd ge!pti1enbaft TN &leinen, 9elpte bin
ib ts aud rann tm 0rpbeu; erbsbe i'd
Spr rer erftcu lleterSprtteiluug tnsines
sfdditen> unc ,rdrc e5 autD nur zines
.5elIers Mertb, rann 1rtrc mir fremoe5
Giaenttum i,umer beilig tletteu. 9lter
i'm @sseniase lcbrt aud raS Grfab<
runesrprt: u@2it X!eil1su, cer NnfouA
nit 0rpeem Der 9lus9ang Crit beliist
mau Meni den, rann 0ptt; CRIT qudlt
mau Gbiere, baum Men{del1 ; crit tribt
nau cine unbereutenpe 3uia9e, eann
nit 9eidtt9tett ietnen Girfdwur; ale
Siince fpun1t ia aus Dem Sunert; Der
0eoante eruadt nen ibu, Miro pieeippe
befedt uno riibrt lbcn Zen slrm sur tBz
isu Sbat. 0a5 gnpe mill i'd eaber
aub bersnfen! . ia MIL nidt 9lei9
ausiiben, mas Res !6ersens llebcrn,utb
serlanet; nil ni6t erhalde,l mas eem
9lu9e 9sfaQt; mill nt6t wanpern bic
Srrgdn9e pte gum Glence flbren; renn
Niles TT sersdu9lih Der Sraun ertflatz
tert bet MaulA serfltest eie Slatter rer
falfden Siunel,freuce tpereen lrelf,. es
ruff rann cas- 0e,pi0e,1 feline Suale,1
lpab> es ruff Der 0lalts, . c5 ruff cer
bi,nueL e5 ruff rer slQ9ersdte - sur
9te6eul1aft! ,1s .traa ns:,.. .gr
lSie num- trenn ieb cie 3ett 70 yarz
idmeneete, ais ftinre MIR cine balte
Gwisfsit su 0etpte ? ll11p .peu, i'd
alf aleine 0eiunpbeit 4lpsltirmte> ais
iplre fie spn Telienuatur ? llnp wenn
i1 mid lpstrenrte yen Ortt rnD meiz
rem 9eile? @ie fabe es eann NIT rer
Seele aus, bic IT, nteinem &Srper :Spll
Siinpe wie in etnem Oefansl1tile,
lAmadtet? Sd fam ntdt su Gem
einmol 9epadten 0ecanfen fa9en: ist
ltnsspadt !! su rem einual 9eiprraenen
Wprte: iei unseiprcden !su Der eillmal
sellfi;brter Shat {: lei nidt9eldeben i
M(tt ben W,einisen, nit meinem Nd6<
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Oas beilige Mefppfer.
CTprtlebung)

DAM, ert1nern mir unS per Mbae<
fdieoenen> unp stpar ber patriar6en>
propbete,1 9lppdeL Martyrer ramit
0ptt curd ibre Jiirbitte 1lnler 0ebet
erb0rc; bierauf Der yerfprtene>1 beili0en
@dtcr unp8tl9Dfe unb beten iiberDallpt
| fir alle uniere per ftprbenen Mitbriioer
unb 9lauben bab Dte(es jenen Seelen
iebr niiBlt6 iei fit >pel9e MIR bete,1
wdbrenc ba5 beili9e unb Gbrfur9t &C.
bietenpe Spfer rpr unS lieat.
Stun fa9cn mir baS @ebet welGes
Der 5etlanp feline Siinser eelebrt bat.
5ierauf ipridt Der priei fer: vDaS SRI
lige ben 6etlisen." @aS ouf oem Mlz
tare scse1wdrtis it, 1T beilig burd pes
betliaen 0etite6 @nabe. Das |6eili9e
1T alio nur fir bic 6etli9en. Damn 1eBt
er nin;u: uGiner 1T beiliA nur Giner
1T cer 5err SeluS Gbrtaus." 9ierauf
ermobnt ct gum >piirotgen GIMP pfan9 uno
;ur 8priiht BET rer beilisen &ommltz
nicn tacem er Ia9t: uNenn man eu9
0plci itaub 9dbe, nit pel6er @prafalt
wiiroet tbr i'm aufbetpabren." Inn pie
pfel 9rSbere @prlidt ioQt ibr allo 9e<
brau9euL ramit ypn elmer tpeit tpertbz
ypleren unb fp ittareren SaGe ais 0plp
uno Gpelitein nidt ba6 NQer9erin9ite
Serlcren 9ebe! .... '..'. '..
Na6oen ibr nun auf oiele @eile ben
2eib Gbrtitt geno6en babet ndbert eu6
audi oem &elde neS Blutes, tti9t NIT
aus9efredten .6dnben {pnpern eud nei>
9eno in Der SteQun9 ler 9lnbetung
uno, inoem tbr ipredt u2lmsr~, beilt<
get eu6 rurb ben 0enuB reS Blutes
Gbrtitt! Wibrenr ibr auf bas lebte
Oebet bes YrteferS tpartet panfet 0ptt,
baf er eu9 9etpiirbteet bat an II 9rpz
Zen 1no erbabellen 0ebetn11li0e1 Tbeil
su 11eb,nen. gelpabret pteie 2ebren unb
1afIet eud ni6t trre 1na6et1! Sene5
Yrpo 1T eitt iub itantieQes 8rpr> pas
beibt Gin fir Ste Subftans Der Seele
gum Sell pe8 9eibeS unb ber Seele suz
tereiteteS." G5 unterlte9t al1o feitet1,
3weifeL oab icppbl III Der appf1plifaen
als AUDI fp9let9 III rrnadappfplil6en
3ett rte beilf9e MeiIe atS baS unblu<
tt9e Spfer Seiu gbriff rarsebra6t
trurpe, ',..' '. &c., .,'...'....a
SD fSnnte tafiir, tpenn ids fit
nStbi9 btelte> 8e,peile aus allen Sabr<
bunperten aus oer mpr9e1tz unp abenp<
ldnbilaen Stride: anfiibren. ;a ~.
.a;avg [Gprtiesuns fuIgt.] @5 u / gyl
,-- Mnitanp 1T ote Garbe ber, Tuz
9eut uup bic Sdminfe pe6 2aiters. no"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19

alten &1mertt Elm ftegwt9er Telbbcrr
nd6 Der S9la9t icinen Triumpbsu9
iii bteStacl btelt cann fanb binter ibr1
Gin Sflape Der ibm bic Nprte surief
,.Seoenfe eab BIT Elm Meni1 hi It."
So fSnnte IS 8epib AUDI jeyt ntdt idaz
Gen. tpenn 3uweilen rer fprtgei6rittenen
Nelt ei1 re9t ei,,brtn9ltbfs 'Memen-
to mori'' Spr9ebalten piirbe. 81 bic
aQsntbalben fid set9enoe unp ni6t ,ret<
denbe Gbplera pb ber &rie9 nit ieinen
IAredH9en Tpleen pb bic l9le9tem
0el6dfte> tporiiber. au9enblidlid bic
&aufmannsmelt Hast nidt su pie1em
3mede ptene,1 lolle1,? Sb aber rieMe,1z
| lGen pteleS aud einieben unb su tbrem
5eile bet1ube,1 ? Men 1pute elaubet1
tpeua eta.naL tpie I'M serflphene1 Sabre
cine 70 9etpaltt9e eGel1dftsfri iis> bic nod
| fprtnal,ert, et11trdte, pier 1penn einmal
Der Banfer6tt tit Jol9e pes iibermaetseu
S,rus eoer 1hle9ter Spefulattpr un<
sermeib!t1 wiirbe, bann nlii6te man
nad .cett alten SprtGwprt: uNptb
le6rt 'beteat", aud tpieeer Den alten
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len berNeligipn alte6Ne6t trieper ei1tz
gerdumt tpirb, 1,tdt felten tritt AUDI
Ia bic frii9ere Triimmiefett 70 gut nie
seiAwunoen it, sear19fti9te Mlutblcii9z
fett tpe,ta 11i9t 8erspeiRun9 ein. Man
slal,bt ypr etl1em Mhgrunce su iteber1
in psn mat1 1l1abdnperli9 binein9eititrst
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gen gerbdltnilen 70 Melfad, 0lauz
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sibt?
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it, pte 70 tpenig in rer Jamtlie ra5
relteiGle 9ebe,1 sebe9t uno 9epfleet tpfrh;
mte in Gplee teiie1l 10 rpent9 ptetat Der
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rp6 fir piesmal mag naS Weniee BIER
uter seniiseu. tlebri9en6 wiirpen mir
einleitig feir> tpplten >ptr; cen @ntiebz
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gen unferes Sabrbunberte, re5 finolidz
en- @lauben8 tidt. ttebr beoiirftis tu
lei,t mdbnen AUDI bic spn Stpls auz
eeblibte @il1eniHaft bat ra5 Sbrtse
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Al - L. -
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9erausse9eten rpn rer ..--.
9cHtfdcn &atb. Srufeeiellfbaft,
CfFce: Nlinnel lrta ctr. spii&. ter 3. u. 4.
st. paul, Mtnneipta.
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Sabr8am9 L.
.@er Wamderer+

Giu@pd,enblatt fir ifttlidcsa8;rfen sne sSit'en.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-31
PE,sE TOWNSHIP (OHIo) In A BLAZE.

PRAsE TOWNSHIP (OHIo) IN BLAZE.
On Saturday last q hickory pole,
some 100 feet in height, was raised by
tie indomitsble Democracy of old Pease
township, at Burley's mills, (the old
Belmont Mills, Of Belmont county,
Ohio.)
Some two thousand of the noble
hearted Democracy of this township
convened for the purpose of hearing the
important issues of the day discussed.
Two bands of mssie were in attendance,
and the enthusiasm of the people knew
no bounds. After tho pole had been
raised magnificent flag and streamer
were fastened to the top, which bore
the inscription of Seymour and Blair,
and left to float to the breeze.
Major Stambaugh, of Tuscarawas Co.,
Ohio, was loudly called for, who STEP
ped upon the platform and held the
large gathering entranced by his Pc
culiar lsgic for nearly two hours. II
was one of his most happy efforts FOL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-31

MATCH GAME OF BASE BAIL.-On Sat-
urday last, the Baltic club of Wheeling
visited the town of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio,
for the purpose of playing q game of
ball with the Rustic club of that place.
Having been challenged, they went
over all dressed in their uniform. lThey
were most Hospitality received and re-
paired to the ground about two o'clock
p. NJ. The two first innings were favor
able to the Rustics, but the next time
the Battles went to the bat they changed
the game and kept it in pretty much
the same ratio till the eighth inning,
when the rain began to descend, when
the game was abandoned. Thus our
Battles are rather redeeming their lost
laurels. The following is tho score:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-31
Gravel Roofs.

Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either ir resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
process that frees it from oil
and benzole, and no matterlhew great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
" efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Crnmbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quality,
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood test of fifteen years in Pitts,
burgh, and is the cheapest in use. Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, or address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.