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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07
&eoaetenr @ugem 8. @brbarot.
So. IT,.

Stuncen burd eine SGi9t punfler
ppr51er Telien purd9ecrun9en. Dte
Nrteiter mureen rur6 ben &nal uno
rurd 9letdSetti9 III rie 51be ftei9enoe
1an1pf'pplfen in ni9t 9ertn9e Seltiirz
sun9 rcriegt ; rsrjeni9e perlelben, bet ben
Bvbrtr iabrte> mare fai um's 2eben
oefpmmen. Sein Naden unp 1ein
Bruf, wureen rpn iepenbem 9Saler
iiber9rlitn IS riyre tbm beoeuteno
l1limmer er9au1en lei1l penn CT niGt
quite &letper oaa ltarfem Wpl!snSeu9
an9ebaM batte. Nebrere anpere sirbetz
ter wurpen ebenfal(s rerbriibt. Die
pferbe serriien ibr Oeldirr uno itiir3z
ten IN raldem Ualpppe iiber cie pratz
tie bin. Der Druid NIT lrelben
BET 1ieeenoe Nalier from III bic
-0Sbf aetrteben tpirr1 bftrdst minnefte,es
200 Iftnt axfsss s sM0eratspl Die
nltttlerc Ternperatur oe5 allfftr5lnenpen
Walfers 1T 103Gjrap Neaumur, gDte
Arpb per unterircilHe Gee 1T uno pie
lnn9e oas iscenoe &sa0er npG III bic
th5be ifrGmel1 rirr> coriiber be9t mon
blob GerlnutDuuaen. Der befannte
Oerlc9e Ir. ycrcival bat bic Mnfi0t
an5aeiprodell cab tief unter een Settc
rc5 M}iiiiiiippi fdj ein ;,peiter jencd
bspeutstp SrHbercr S:trpn1 per rieielbe
Nidtun9 nimmt wie Ger NiiiIiiiippi
tefnren miille; rae sGai1cr re6elben
miife einen beceutsnp b1beren Mdrmez
9rap ais coS ce5 uGaterS Der StrDme"
beitBen. Ia5Ytdnpmen siebt Sif!9ieuz
sieri9e bertei unc man er9ebt T9 III all
lerlei &ernutbuuoen liter oanelbe. ST.
ne 1beprle iiter Die et9entbiiraltde ST.
ideinung 9ebt oobin> rob pur9 pieNeiz
bun9 cea BpbrerS untertrpilde @aie
pper fi6ti9e Sele entsiinoet lrprcen
fino uno rab rur6 has paour6 ent tltanz
rene Jeuer bic rnterirpil9e Mo0er III
ben 3uitano pes Citizens verleBt pur<
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

.yfeue Bid Ie.- Die preubtiden
Sropnan3 Shi3tere> lpel6e fiirslt9 NIT
BET neuen 0ranatenbu9le, cte per alte
Dreyie >pent9e Monate ypr leinem 81
De erfano> Grpertmente anltelltenl fino
iiber ren unbel1reiblid m5roeril@en
Gbarafter rieier fur9tbaren Baffe er>
freut. Sn elmer gntfernun9 Don 1900
unp 20O0Jub wuroe auf fiinfunp3wan~
ala alte unbraudbare pferpe eefeuert
uno pieIbiere tpurcen ourd Die plasenz
ben &u9elr fIr1nli9 in Stade 3srri1en.
Dieie Bidie fol- einfa9er sema6t
lein ol6 bic 3inonaoelbIGle.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

tie 9e!piNe Srpnune ein3ubalten. 5n
ipdtern Sabren yerliert li1 ra5 Beoiirfz
nib peS Yiaen S9lafens> unp 3mar in
pem 8erbaltnilie> in 1pel1em cie &rdfte
uuo per 2bati9teit5trieb id eutpifeln.
SIN 4. unp 5. 2ebsuajabren 9eten bic
Sinoer ros Sdlafen sur la9es;eit NIT
serinser Mit'pirfuns ypn ielbit ouf.
OaS lpllen iie aub nur gHnne uan ibz
nen einen na6baltieen ga@tiblof. 0tns
idtlib reb Gblafsns empfieblt man
fpl9enpe Jte9si : auaben uno Wdcden
lpllen TO- Siin9lin9e lpllen s. Grrabz
lene Z Stunpsn lblafen; 2 Stunpen
opr Wsttert1adt iino tsNtv ais 4 Gtunz
BEN nadMittsrnedt.
b. Wan forge fir Neiutaltun9 her
5dlaf; f;innlsr lolie lire Uenlter am 5oz
&c pfen itebsl fei!!eyla1 1tlampen brett
nen Die biz 9lube pes S1lafss it5rsn,
Wau fsue bic Detttbcn rer &inner
niht al cine falte Wanr> AUDI nidt
ST nabe al Ueuiter niWt in rie3ueluft
auh ntht ip> tab per Spnnenlhein nit
ppIlev&roft raraif fallen fam. DieSetz
ten lsie1 nid't su flein aud niAt 81
,rdrm.
c. 2lu!b Die Sage bic Stslluns ees
&6ypers >pdbyenp rt3 SUlafen5 lei
Den Gltern feille3,re9S Blti19iilti9.
Der &brper lei serape bic 0ltsrer ieio
en- aus9ei!redt, Der &ppf lie9e mdbi9
bod, bic 6dnpe lsien nidt uter psn
&ppf gerun9en; ca5 slufSieben berYslz
ne werpe nibt 9epulpet. 9debulce man
cine unanltanct9e Stelun9.. .@
Sanfsl!d,e s;!aunssmittel fir Sen Gprper.
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Depreciation pes 5pdwurpt9fen 8idpfs Gbpas 8, @raee)
ct. asanl, Asinnefota, san,fta9 oen 7. Mtar3 1s<

unpMdpdcn, bic immer rubi9 nnp 9ez
meGen umbereebe1t, fino entlperer fraftz
lps, lie franfeln pper fie periteQen fi6.
@ecer baS Gine, nod oaS Mnpere fann
bic Gr;tebun9 fDrrern molten. lleber
pielen 0t9enitano fpl9ence Semerfun@
gen. s.
a. Wan fSrpere ltlblt BEL ben fleinlt ten
&inbern bic Bewe9un9 Der Glieper,
Man la1e na5 Sinh IN ben eriten s.
8 Nipnaten auf einem Tu6e auf Dem
Bpoen berumrutf1en uno Seranlal1t
oab e5 fb am Slide fefbalte> ras9lufz
ftsbtn ler1e uno stntse Sdritte seriu6e.
Die eriten llebunsen i'm 0eben ltno
am be ten in 9rpben 3tmmern auf
0dngen auf ebene Nteien unb i'm
Sanpe ppr5unebn.ett.
b. Gie rei,ern uebunsen erseben fh
spn lelbit. Ureie unp ebeneu pldye IN
@drten auf Wielen> ypr ben t5dulern
fino allen anoern ppgusisten. Ote &C.
mBbnliGe &illpsrlpisls 1inb bic beteullez
buneen i'm 9nf fanae. Spater fSnnen
Die &naben au0 tei9en> flettern larfen
une ipri1,eet leruen. Sci alien DIM
gen If bic lor9fdltiefe 2tuflldt nbtD|N
bamit Die &iussr nidt gu Siel pas
gen.
c. Inter alien Gewesun9en uno all
len &inperipielsn linp iplbe vprSusieben
,pelde bic ve6te 0a!tllng peo &Gpers
befIrpern.
Die Seme9une Der G!icoer 9e1bcbc
seraoe unp fret bl1pnoers isbe man auf
cine eerare 5olsun9 oes &ppfes uno
nes 9tifgratbes.
d. man 9efatts ben &inoern fstne
itarfe unp anbaltenpe2etbes esbewe9ungen,
werer ,nn1ittelbar ppr no9 .9lei9 na@
pem G6er.
e. Man pulce ni9t pab bic &naben
tm Sptele berumtummelll tpas lp 9ern
9el9iebt ousarteh oae lie ubermitbi9
unp lei9tlinni9 werren. Man 9efatte
tbnen fein mutbwiQt9es> robes S9ret@
Len, mod piel >peni9er unlitt!ide Stellun>
gen unb 0eteroen..
DieNube.
8emertunsen in fSrperli@er uns 1ttli9sr 8e>
siebuns. .....
Muf Mrbeit, (e iei BON trelder sirt fie
1rolle> mub @ube folsen:: uno swar cefp
6fter unp anbaltenper je jlnser eaS
&inp 1T. r.. -
lleber bielen @esentanc fol9ence Be<
merfungen. =.
a. Die Bette &ube fit bte nod 9an;
fleinen &inoer biz gum piertsn SATIRE
bin 1T ras Sdlafen, Dies 1T aud Der
9etr6bnIi9e 3uitanc pdbreno Der erften
@o6en unc' Mpnate tbres Da1etns.
@te er,pa9en um su eAen uno f6lafen
um ja peroauen.
Man sepDbne allp rem gang fleinen
8inperu Cen @alaf 10 oft unp fp lanse
als bic 9tatur parna6 Serlan9t unb 1u<
DE nur na9 uno mad aber bod AUDI eiz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07
y. &6rperiibe GrsieDune.
Ni dtiafeit ter fSrperlt9sn
Gr3iebnns.
watarltd,e 8;!aunssmi fir ben Sbrper.
SC inlidfett.
@rrauf eltern nnb Gr;ieber TT tieler 9inf@
belpnbers 81 a6ten baben.

Wrrauf Gltern nnb Gr;ieber tn tieler Sinlid't
belpnbers gu a&ten baben.
(8ortlesuas fplst)
b. 5ete, aai Reinbaltsns ees Sop<
feS, cer 9lueenl Sbren oe9 Wfunoes II.
per 3dbne elrer &ineer. 2eBtere, bic
3abue teciirfen elmer belpnpern Spr9z
| falt. Ni6t nur caR fle tdsli9 ab9e-
lpult ,rerren ; iie rerlanaen mod e!lte
al,pere pTses. Nlan la1le rte Speiisn
ppn peln &inoen ME gu trarm 9enieben
nod neni9er falt carauf trir'fe11 neil
biercurd bic 3dbne lebr leictn. 2as
3erteieen tes3udsrs> iterbaupt 3uder@
aebad, 3abnitpdsr ppn MetaQ tau9en
ntht, Ginen aneefreHenen 3abn la{1e
man lieber berauenebmell ranlit rntdt
AUDI arrere onltede.
G. 5eip euren &inrern it slue,nGprz
bilcer rer Netnlibfstt. Qailet eu6 BON
ben lelben sur &einieuna ceS 5aules IL.
Der @a6en frib;eitig bic 6anb rei9en
itr 9e,pSbnt fe racur6 an 9einlidz
feit.
Die Scwe9 un9.
Wublttat ter gewssune. Bemerfunssn iiber
tieien Gesenfanb.
Gtnes ber ppSd8lidten Naturbe<
parfni7e 1T bic 8epe9un9. Dabur@
meroen bic Mlusteln 9eltarft, ber umz
lauf her Sdfte befSrpert bic @ercauun9
erlei@tert uno leltit rer G)eift tpirb
| |frpb0nni9 unp re9iam erbalten. 9Strt<
lid fiblen 9elunce &lncer einen befttz
senDrans GUT 8emeoun9. Sc ianser
unc eeluneer bic &inper finp> ceitp me-
niger t5nnen iie itiu fbfn. Ste gebe11
laufen fprin9en> flettern> fteisen, rin9en
NIT einaaoer, beben uno steben 2olten
NIT einanper, trasen ii@ NIT MQen,, tpas
ibnen pprfpmmt lumber, pldtl9ern germ
i'm &a11er, retterl no nibt auf pferee
bod auf StSden, unp ,pas eefen mebr
1T. Die Natur pes &inbe6 lelbit oerz
Ilanot na9 cer uebun9 baber rtele ME
raj ftence Bepe9l,9feit ner &tnoer. Den
|Gbdtisfeitetrieb Der &inper ;urldcran<
oen III trouen wdre ben @runoldben
elmer ,,atur9emaben Gr,tebun9 3upte@
Der. Man Serlan9e BON einem &ince,
pon oem &naben unp Mdp9en ia nt9t
bic fprtpdbrenpe, ernite, ab9eme1ene
| Si,tfamfett BET Grlra9ienen. &naben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07
Da6 QSiebererfent1e II II {

- Ua8 Us iebererte111et1.
0rdb 0ptt S6ulternast> biit aud
mieoer ca?-&enn' Shnen mel. .-Na ja
baft ia ldpn a D}al BET mir 9'arbeitet.
&enn' Sbnen net.-No, 1pennit MIDI
net fennen 'riuft ma fteis mer'n Budel
n'aut 3tnbpieb pumm'6.-Sa jebt
fenn' id Sbnen ert Weifer!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07
1. 9 ilpun9 Der g innew +
teu9e.
J E u s E..

Bsa9teusmert9e gsmerfuns.
Die SinneSwerf3euge beeirfen elmer
belonpern Giiripr9e. 0pn ibnen ban9t
niht blpb bic dubere Wirflamfett ionz
bern gum Shell auG bic Biloun9 ce6
Sci ltes ab.
Ste ftnO 9leidlam Die Beriibrun95<
punfte Der tnnern unp duberu Welt.
(Jprtieyung.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07
Ger ai' amderer.
es;.go eb.nblatt fir Nttlieesssirsen nnssg'fFe".
Mcp. S. 9uuet.

oen
Stes. S. 9unet.
Ella erge, advocate nostra.
(Gja, unfsre 5arfprsGsrin.)
llni're Giripre&crin
SIN @cttss Ibrune,
Gia, 70 bitt' bab ber
lln|er ber|brne..
Dob sr uns made fret
Son @unbsn -Grrbne>
llnb tur9 bic 2iebe 1ein
Stets in ul,s rrbne.
lab unler 5erss lid
sSsibe sum Sbrpne,
Sbm gan; sur Gbre, benz
Ieufel SamSebne.
Dab in eer Iueesitunb
Nlit 1uBenl Tcne
gr uns na9 0lub' unt aarnff
Nufe gun, 2rbne.
ltnb III bem 5immel letn
sln leinem Ibrrne
Sgenf' uns ber Seltsfeit
Gwise 8rrne.
Illos tuos misericordes oculos ad nos
converte
(spsnse oeine tarmtersisen slussn su unsD
Wenbe bic Musen Detn
8puer Grbarmen
Du, t1nlre liebe GrauL
Muf uns, bic 9lrmen.
Bid nur ein einsts Mal
3u uns berrieber; -..
l1nt Srof unb 6ranuns flut
Infer 5er3 pieter.
Semen barmbersgen Bid
gDpQ uns su tpenben,
Tur@ bei1en 3auber all
Qeiben 1nub enpen. .a
Senes bplp Mutteraus'
@pQ uns er19lieBen.
Draus unS her Qieb' unb 1ulh
@trablen sufieBen.
Senes lieb Mnsel9t
Wpu' uns suneisen,
Drin Muttereiite f9
MQseit min aeisen.
Damn 1T 8sbulfen uns, <
@ott tpirb nns iesnen,
Diu unlsrm Sbranenaus' +
Dein Mue' bestsnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07
1aedagogisthes.

Mnpenb1l,19
Dietransemeinen @runoidbe
A. Muf ben &5rper uno B, auf ben @f'tt
ces Wenl9en.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-26
w est Virginia :

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
Jefferson County, on the 3rd day OF Au-
gust, 1868. ,n,
Julie, W. Briscoe, Executrix OF Thorn
as Brisco,
vs.
Edward NJ. Aisquith and Ann A. his
wife, Washington Walters and Ellen NJ.
his wife, W. H. D. Hall and Elizabeth
his wife, f. S. TreXell and Juliet B. his
wife, William b. Gallagher and Francis
A. his wife, John 8. Briscoe, and james
F. Brscoc.
The object Of this suit is TO obtain ju-
dicial construction from the Court Of the
will of Thomas Briscoe deceased, and 1t
appearing on affidavit fled in Ihis suit
.ha, Washington Waters and Ellen NJ
his wife, William b. Gallagher and Fran
els A. his wife, James F. Biscoe, minor
son of James IL. Briscoo deed, W. II.
u. Hall and Elizabeth his wife, are non
residents of this State, they are hereby
required to appear within one month after
due publication of this order, and DO what
is necessary to protect their interests in
this matter. !este,
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
T. Van Svearingen, p. q.
Sept. 10, 1868. Prs. fee 81. 4v
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-26
Public Sale !

WAVING determined to 60 West, |
* will sell al Public Sale to the highest
bidder at Ny residence on Duke Sleei, III
Shepherds,own,
On Saturday, 26th September,
oil my Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting in par! as follows, viz
3 Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding, l
Trundle BedsIesd and Bed, Secretary,
Bureau. Safe, 2 Clocks, Dining
Table, . Breakfast tables, boz. Chairs,
Q Rocking Chairs, 2 Stands, 2 Looking
Glasses, 90 yds carpet, &c yds Mating,
a Lot Of pictures, China, Glass and
Queensware, Knives and Forks, Table
and Teaspoons, Ten Plate Stove, l
Cooking Stove and Fixtures. 2 Cup
boards, ! Kitchen Table, Tin, Wooden,
Stone, and Farther Ware, Flat Irons,
Shovels and Tongs, 2 large Iron Kettles,
| Copper Kettle, Pots, Ovens, and Pans,
Pair Scales and Weights, Axes, Saws,
hoes, Rakes, Spades, &C., also
3 EQTTENING HOGS, @
. Brood Sowg, and Gsl2j
THIRTEEN SHOATS,
and many other articles.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-26
Dfatbs.

Suddenly, a, the residence Of her father.
Mr.. John Il. White, in Baltimore, on
Saturday last, the 10Th of September,
Mrs. Mamie LiSie Langdon, wife Of
Mr.. Thomas p. Langdon, Of tina, city, in
The 2lsI year Of her age.
c. Her remains were brought 10 this
place on Monday last, and inferred in
tho Presbyterian Cemetery, amidst a
large concourse Of sorowing relatives and
friends.
In this place, on Monday last, Emma,
infant daughter OF Richard and Julia Keys
aged 6 weeks and 2 days.
in Chorlesiown, on the 18th instant,
Samuel !S,raiik Ridenour, son OF Sam
uel Rideuour, Esq, aged IS years and 0
months.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-26
THE TALL campaign OPENED |

UNHE undersigned would respectfully an
l. nouncc to his friends and customers, that
he has jus, returned from the Eastern Market
with large and well selected Stock Of made
up Clothing, OYercoats, Goats, Pants, and
Vests, Boys and Youths Clothing, a large Stock
Of Boots and Shoes, Mems City Made fine Calf
Boots, City Made Shoes for Ladies and Misses,
Glove Kid Balmorals, Mems heavy Kip Boots,
City made,) large and well selected Stock
of Hats and Caps, for Men and Boys Of the most
fashionable Styles. A full line Of Gents Fur
nishng Goods; a large Stock of Undershirts
Drawers, from 81 cents up; Homo made Yarn
Socks, Fine White Shirts, French woven
Shirt Fronts, large Stock Of Paper Collars
of best makes, Neck Ties, Trunks, Valises,
Umbrellas, Railroad Bags, Notions, in short oy-
erything usually keptin First Class Furnish
ing House. The trade will do we'll to give mc
a call before purchasing, feeling confident that
this is the place to get your moneys worth-at
the Oak Hail Clothing, Hat and Shoe Store.
LLOYD LICKLIDER.
September IS, 1863 e
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-26
West Virginia :

4, Rules held in the Clerk Office OF
the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
an the lst Monday in SeP'e mber' 1868
Adam Kidwilor,
James Dixon and Susan Dixon his wife,
Henry Longbrake and Elizabeth Long
brake his wife, the unknown hoirs OF
Michael Kidwiler, jr., and the unknown
heirs of Jacob Kidwiler.
The ohiec, of this sui, is TO obtain Por-
ton of real estate in sad County OF which
Michael Kidwiler, ST., aud Susan Md
wiler his wife, died seized. And II ap-
pearing from affidavit filed in this
cause. ,ha, Henry Long3Iake and Eliza
beth Longbrake his wife. the unknown
heirs of Michael kidwier, jr.. and the
unknown heirs of Jacob hidwi!eT, are
non-residents Of the State OF "cs'
virginia, they are hereby Fequir-
ed 10 appear within one month after
due publication Of this order and do what
is necessary to protect their interests IN
the matter. is forther ordered that
copy hereof be published once week for
four successive weeks in any newspaper
in said County, and posted at the front
door of the Court House thereof on The
Isl Monday after the date Of this order.
Teste,
". 4. CHAPLINE, Clerk
ChapIine d Inglss, P q
Sept. y, 1865. Prs fee 81. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-26
A NEW TIN SHOP
IN
SHEPHERDSTOWN.

THE subscriber respectfully announces TO
the citizens of Shepherdstown and vicinity,
that lie has opened
Tin and Shest Iron Establishment,
one door East of Line * Keedy's Store, where
he will carry on tho business in all its branch
es, and will have constantly for sale, at low
prices, u complete assortment Of elegant
L ! n w A r E..
Particular attention will be given 10 TIN
ROOFING AND SCOUTING, and all work
will he done ut the lowest rates and in a man.
ner warranted to give perfect satisfaction. He
vii! furnish, if desired, "Rohrers Improved
Spout Brackets" for supporting Spouts on
Cutters under the caves Of buildlugs,either met
al or wood. REPAIRING of every kind exc
culed at short notice. The Public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
STOVES of every description can be fur.
nished at the lowest prices, at short notice, by
application TO the undersigned.
September 10, 1868. 6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-26
1larria9rs.

In Frederick city, Md, on Wednesday
evening, the I6'h inst, by Rev. DR..
Zschsras, Mr. Warner ROCkenbaugh 10
Hiss Aario Il. Morgan, both of this
county.
A'the residences Of Mr.. James w. Rob
irson, in Marsinsburg. on the 9th inst,
by Rev. VIM. D. Hanson, Mr.. Moses S.
Granthonl and Miss MalUina Kitchen
both Of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-26
The Georgia Riot.


A fearful riot, between whites and ne.
groes, occurred at Camilla, Mitchell coun-
~, Gs., on tho i9,h Instant. The fol-
lowing ssc the sworn statements OF the
sheriff and Two officers OF lhe Freedmen's
Bureau appointed to investigate the matter.
The sheriff says "0n Saturday The l9,h
inst, it was made known 10 the citizens
that John Murphy. Of Albany, Ca, had
issued circular and secretly circulated
the same among the colcred men of ,he
county, ordering them 10 bling their arms
with them 90 The political NICE Ting sdver.
tised for HAT day al this place. At the
request of citizens, NJ. ] Poor, Sheriff,
with committee Of sixty other Cilizens.
vert out 10 meet said procession and to
protest against armed negroes being
marched III procession ia our town. and
to stale 20 them distinctly that if they
would put down ilejr arms no objection
would be made 10 their entering the town
and holding their po'l cal meeting" The
sheriff delivered this message 10 Murphy
and Pearce, leaders Of the procession, and
they replied that they he'd nothing 10 do
with these armed men; tie guns belonged
10 them ard they were in the habit OF car
rying them wherever they went" The
sheriff replied '!hat as pesce officer 1t
was his duty, under the law, TO forbid the
sssemblsge OF armed men al poliiicsl
meetings, and assured Them that if they
entered the town with their music md
banners, followed By armed men as they
then were, that there would be breach OF
the peace, and that he would not be re-
sponsible for the consequences. Short.
iy afterwards the column moved into Town
IN regular order, headed by Pearce, candi-
date for Congress, and one PGtney, white,
in buggy, armed with double barrelled
shotgun, Spencer fife and ,so pistols,
with quantity Of omnuAit.on, 90 was
Afterwards asc0rtainei. next . fUur-horse
wagon, containing band and . runher
Of armed negroes next; followed a column
OF negro men Oh foot, between 500 and
400 strong, attended by about twenty
mounted outsiders. AT leas, one. half, If
not two-ihiTdJ, v7ere armed with guns,aad
most of them with pistols. The music
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uo"e. 10 ''ilmE tooSCu On, ana "hen
cOoG' '%'"J S'.PS no" ','-' AIS gun was
hfeu' "n''"2I intentionally OF not Is not
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ing SIX o. our ci"zens' lmmeo's'eiy
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A MIylsrER Opn.,,rr nv Waves,

A MINISTER ORDAINED BY WOMEN
A new incident in The history of the
Church occurred a, Msrblehesd, Masss-
chusei,s, on the I'd. At the ordinance OF
William Garrison Haskell. es pastor OF
the First Unversa,ist Church of that
place. the Rev. Phebe A. Hana(ord, OF
Ringhsm, delivered the charge, and the
Rev. Olympia Brown, Of Weymouth, the
prayer. This being. so far as | am
aware, the first occasion whom women
have taken leading par. in the ordins-
ton service of any church, il has seemed
10 me worthy Of notice in the Revolution,
and matter Of interes! TO the world. A
novel incident Of the service was the ly-
ing on OF hands, conducted by four minis
.ers, Mrs. Hanaford and Miss Brown par.
ticipa!!ng. Che charge by the Rev. Mrs.
HsnaioId was as beautiful as the eloquent
words pnd forcible manner of that spiritu-
al woman could make it. She commenced
By saving: "George, my dear bro,her,you
have chosen 'Phebe, servant OF The
Church OF Hingham,' 10 give you the
solemn charge, and 10 deliver unto you
the orscIes OF God. one OF which is your
belief that there is neither tribe, nor caste,
nor sex in tue religion Of Christ Jesus"
Near the close OF her remarks she eX-
pressed her assurance that he would sue
coed, because, among other reasons, "he
had shown, by choosing woman TO lake
this part Of The service, his views, and
, he'd ,bGoEn down the gauntlet to those
who would place women and idiots side
I by side on the siatu,e-b book" As o whole
her charge was mastery, womanly, and
more impressive than usually listened TO
on suah occasions. The prayer of Miss
! Browu also deserves especial notice for
its fervor and eloquence.-Iae Revolu-
ton.
4 terrible confagra,ion is raging in the
forests of Oregon and California. The
fire is estimated to have spread over an
area Of two hundred square miles on both
sides CT the Columbia river, Oregon. 1t
I is feared hat the towns OF 81. Helens and
Astoria will be destroyed. A tract Of five
miles Of woods near San Rafael, Marion
county, Cal, is on fire, the smoke from
which completely en-elopod The harbor
and city OF San Francisco.
A riot occurred in New Orleans, at a
Radica, political meeting, on the 22nd in
slant. One negro was killed and num-
( be Of whites and blacks wounded.
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Gpcriol Notifes.
What is this Marvellous Antidote 10 Dis


What is this Marvellous Antidote 10 Dis
ease
Which, for twenty years, has been winning
golden opinions from all sorts OF people" ua-
der the name Of uOSTE TIERS STOMACH
BITTERS;
Il is an infusion of the most excellent tonic,
anti-biious, antl.scorbutc and Alternative herbs,
roots and barks, in the purified spirituous es-
selce Of Rye.
HOW DOES 1T OPERATE;
This question may be briefly answered as fol-
lowe: II operates
As Powerful Inyigorant.
As a Preventive OF Fevers.
As Genial Stomachic.
As an Anti-spasmodic.
Asa Gentle PurgatiYe.
As a Promoter Of Appetite.
As Cure for Indigestion.
As an Acc!imatiDg Medicine.
Asa Safeguard against Malaria.
As Remedy for Low Spirits.
As q Specific for Fever and Ague.
As Cordial for the Aged.
As az Antidote to Sea Sickness.
4. an Anodyne for the SIeepless.
As Wholesome Stimulant.
As Balm for the Weary Brain.
As Relief in Bodily Anguish
And as a PROTECTION TO HEALTH
AND LIFE under all depressing and deyial-
lZ!ng influences.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is
the only tonic in existence, based upon a spir-
ituous medicine, that is ABSOLUTELY
PURE. Sept 26-4w
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR-Howard Stree, super IS
$50 90; Go Family II 1882 so.
WHEAT-Pnme white is quoted at
3 37a42 42--ptimo red 50 40 and choice
80 Go.
CORN-Good white 81 Is and prime
al SI2O-yellow is quoted at 25asl %
GObD--Gold is quoted in Baltimore
end Nov York II l43.
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per bottle, or six bottles for Sc so. Delivered
10 any address. Describe symptoms in all
communications. Address II. I. Hc.mbo!d,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 594 Broadway,
New York.
None are genuine unless done up in steel en-
graYed wrapper, with fac-simile OF IN! Chemi'
cal Warehouse, and signed
Sept 26-2m ii. l. dELMbOLp'