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DcrtaHat.

Gin hnrt teutittr 1uHnt, I'm HE Srps. II. Rudru.
1aderei Ut ]csIcrucr. gia6iufraGtn 1T Htr. t04 Nidls
.npnbfIr. CAD
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50 Nefphuuuo.

gsreeltsrn Jstina. tgtfa.n 4 unb 5 l16r Nadmitta,s in
elm Sune nit . StIuleIn, peppu ,in,r itbr .lein, Ysr
irteti ps siaenttnmers Stame fane faran. Ntar
Fringe 90 irIsrt mao Mr.. 70, Dfarfb Marfef Spase
fDd1t
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Blu ufrhaufru nnO III Drrmtrtbrn.


Gin arp6ts 3immtr fir 9sieaNbaften, fcwte ttu Pcsii
ven 3 3tWmtrH ttt ebr. SteiHbddi -gDth .grattttg. D.
Sale, Rt. 2s7, Gsf'Vratt,, natt 9anartfr.
t2s9-44)
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Sefamntlnadl1ugen.
Die nfNe Uondiiution
DDn Warblanb
INIT tsrldntcraneem,. 9nbaltsser'

Tin uusnsbeDrltGeg TERI fir ittsn Sirosr,
III sd 80 Cts. pro Grsnlplar lit her Grrest!ipu hes nGprre,
lDDnScNtfn" Wrp in alcn teuIhen guIhanrlungen IL
ratGn. Sa5 Qatrti III I~crgialtiB ~ibtrIcft, iauber gerrGGi
mn hnlerhnfI -nfhrfiet. fipn-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12
1lfiler D%0nufreit.

!Seute, IL. b. W.. fnhst bic srte 9erfannluna bee
Str. l., In, qpfate hes Srn. q. &bnta, Nr. 31l Gam
tom etssnue, fatt. IS mtrten bic Ssamtsn ermdblt ans
bic erie GinjablunB srhpten.
(243-4) n. 1Gnis, brps. SER.
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nfufr Dauurrfin.
wafbinetpn. .. s..
Grjtf 1ll0rO- D0upfrfilt.

6iue ~pprlGufse gtiprebuna litsr bic UEinSuts zines
iteuei Saureretns uHttr rem pbt9et Ntafath fnbtt
brufc. rem Il. Off,, SEents 1S llbr,
1T Splftcn's SpteL, 2sSttaBe, spiiben Ter 10. unb
20 Cir, lem Dia fte a%eBenlter, HIATT. Da nod feit
Raupereia in stefer Gcssnb beiept, 10 mtrS satiretdem
Vtiuhe entBeaeu aeiebep. (244i
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70 "a.

A in etne Garalerie-9 pnpeanie ein,utrsten MIN.
iWen, pentn Stsnitos albene 8 lRr IN sipthsGecn
Gat", Gfe b< Steu- II. alieSleerrahr., erlbeinen. ]
l244-5l CT Spansenberser, Cart.
ss- s8int 8u cine adte 8omefdbc Mdbmasd,gn.
Sbarpfr. l1s6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12

kaza 9m eaitftn sliktibtilt Habs rem aodiVu.
Ill eludrs cine ntut BChuuua ilr $50 mpratltb,-
ksM Sin QpebHbaut nti taten, t26 meuailtt SretS
5000 unit g.. 00.-Saaler sun Qttldutt n aatt Sidet'
tstiltH tHra scpsilp stpne y 60, u. Paulg 8
Itur Hertlth YuU Qtunlienhr. C2to-)
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Sillt9e 0dmier gu YcreGufen nGbs
SafdDcttcs &ouare

Ctr RHr elm @bel s'aar rtTiduei. Prtts s4000.
III. srtte Gauitr IN ~ttrteIttR Rdttar datt 80 $4,000
Aakbt $500 unit $500. RatSrts tt Stpt In
Sput It. 60. Il. pauI0r., 8. caHs uSyelit Yea
IeriugtpRfr. lZSg-J
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YarUerlteiaernnQ.

Der .Maarnianes1 urnpelein" pirh mfpttas, hsns,
Nspemter. ieinen o. Sabrestaa I'M srrset Saalf efl
@areerpte uab Der grntitpreiianb 0pnnerifaa. 10.
gu. gr0,tS 5 llbr abenre, in, 9ereinslpfalt, "aSeft'
~rdtftfr seafe", r~eriteisert irereen.
9luatiff 2erp. BORT;
C243-4.D 9EiIb. u. NeBplp, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12
~(241,3.5)
5ountouarticr Scr WaralanSer Mfilis,

SNIFtm ft, 0, AII. I5Bb,
VIE gerfcner. Helde IN ter 3. It. 6. gedrb ~ettrctirt
rrcreer fas, merpen hermit benadrtttigt, iih III Nr.
227, Cif;sioitinpreffr.. SwtibCn 4-S nbr Abenss
er,rid ten rber her yi0iipnaisW arte enue' letbt III %rsrteH,
wlert8enialls fe In G!a1e II. 6Ufet r%ertacn rrerben.
10. s., Neiiipn. Srtsaee.tSeneral,
t241-0) @crcraisGi Hrpnirrne Sbearter fWr Wtarptallt.
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Ss5g 600 staats> stniprnde seinsbt

NV FEETTtNH FFFFTFFFF
Der, ct. Sdnraelher, genipnen. rlfltdretGer Srlb,
qanepasiers tGanewarrantsl e~tnaesceen fur Splodten
uue teren Grten idnea uuO tlat. Nuttunft pirS M
entaelpttd ertbetlt bel Il, u. q. s1rppfr,
Nr. 2, Gpurtlanbfr.
ag- Gletue Sduicr gum 8trfaufe; GreiS 5000.
C24t-3)
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VI utetQe.
MSahlsN SeenMntmas ,mnn.
Discriminating
flu Ste W1b(cr Der Stabt Baltimore.

iiir Ste WGbtcr Der StnSt Baltimore.
Die 9uredns tlr tte 6e3tlrtrpn8 fer Wdtler eeF
snar3i1 Warts ter z TAFT Baltimore rsrhen an 0fcns
tai, bcl H., 9icuifa9. ben 49,, nnb Wtttlppdt, hen
II. GftrtGr pou Q lbr MRptasrs his 9 Htr ,Nttnbs an
len rddilcbtnten Ylltet NeBfuGt feit, I'm ete t!itet Der
rrpifrirtcu g0dbler, wte ptrofettIttt, Sr t%rtriRtrtrl une
Won ~tenieIten dQe NlTet aDCr PclipFtH ST %ltrcttel,
neldt r%critGrbcn, rter ttuen ais %psrfrrtsh teIdrnt &C.
maGt wtrstt peer nstrs nttt tte rptht9cn Gudlthta'
ttpnea psr her nndllen Q9dti bdten, prer ptlhe etr6
tie 0ererbnunBsn her 2. unb 3 Settrr hes tri!et artt'
fst5 her Grntttttipn mahluufdbiB we'hfa, uto aud nm
ale peripnen GIT r%eailrtret cher III tranSiertrtu, wfl6e
bel ibHeR tGrum ctnt1Inntn. na6eell He %9ennRentf Se'
pstie G%tlefert, has lie lest tslRen, gPfr rcr eer% nad'teit
a0gbl dac Netbpenttgen toRitttultetel,ef QgaItFfaItCnsf
beigen pGreft, un6 ed6 lie ntdt btrcl bic 2. II. 3. SET
ttpn hes l, Mrtttrls pr Gph1itltten tpdhlrrtabIB &C.
mGdt perHen, Icrte aud bic Nanttn daer l0lter gerlr'
rsr ~ r%eqgtfrtreg, dbsr mtl8s 9tri@tl,4 tRtI9teeen NOR
SIN 4uftra8 ron
gprltssr Ter Statts@entfriru re .gsHTrse.
1ie Slredur tur tic 8eaiitrlrung fno ~frtSeups:
/. @are. Nr. 2O3, Gpi!ats. nabe Baibinatrnfr.
2. Gde Der e%arolinefr.. ii. Gsicr':tIps.
8. . nr. ns7ss sas$, el @sa,$96 S',','''''''
Sec. u. ScnceI, 8t0titrdtrr.
GEsn s.. Hs%rtlns, asotNratOr.
8. n Wr. 1873, Nisauitbfirafe.
.SRfGud u. guilsr, &estltratrr.
@. GtifpitsGcfc oun BrpdetpdD uiIc
u. '@te.Gttntpf, @estaratUr.
I. FIR. 3l3, 2lisanitIz, rGhc Sbdiefr.
Q9. $. Rprrts. Ntaiftratrr.
3. II sir. 55, SfsU:% aei{prs. iiahe HorreftGtr'
Stepbfn s.. VI erttn, 0.tatitrntrr'
o. - Nr. 81, Yheh .liaitimureffr.
Same5@ ". GpGtet, Nc6tfratcr.
10. ~ SIR. 40, efpfb Gittatofrdfe.
GtpmdB n. aBebb, Nte8titratrr,
IL. y Sir. 2To, SEores !SotpdrtSfrGee.
%. s. Savage, Wsatitrdtpr.
II. u SIR. 81, ssrcffpus, uabe Gutaipitr.
Kapfttc III CT, BeButrGtpr.
Is. Nr, Al, Carbohydrates.
% III. Y. 4 rIltnE, Neatiiralrr.
IA. Nr. $50, HScfis rsdltimore(trdsc.
8. 6. Rnnpall, GeAiltraier,
Is. - Rr. 6s, 2ie Sbarps, taDe @ratttr.
20. 50 an, 0te9t'trdtpT.
16. - Nr. ZIG, Guuipans. iube 0rtarpffr.
On. 3. Rtgn.r, Ns9tiratrr.
IT. ~ Nr. 466, figbtftrdee.
&hs. 8. Wprbell. 8egtitrdtpr.
is. - Dir. 3, Mmt IL. StttOter aWf her Siiefpef'
GeFe Ger ASahbIrss tine Sbdrpitrahe,
unt am IS. uup ID. Gttptcr alf her 'ie'
Sa=qscfe Der ZGbrphers uni Sctnbarn'
frGae.
Srant 8raba. 9teBiftratpr.
10. Er. 500, gSett- gjdltimartffraae.
SpBn 5. &erns, 9e9titrdtpr.
20. . Fr. sc, Observation-Disclosures, tabe
sieeicffrnfc.
t23e-4e) 70. $. Rupt, Wsstfrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12
ufufr Dauufrein.

Iae Dtsjsnisen. welde 1T benz IN Der rEranfiit,s
Sdle", yir. %, Ilbrinarlelir., rr8antitrten gaustrethe
8ntbeilt ~as,eidret taben, unb Srlte, bic rp6 %bsi;utrs.
ten %pini3en, rertsn freunelidt eriuGt.,
Nsiffippd). len Is, b. NJ,
f6 jur SeraSur8 unp enfsaltIaen IHHafhte Der epn'
if,tltipn finsuTueeit.
t2i3-6) Tie prppiiprifdjcn Reamteit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12
SderifiS- &crfanf.


Surb &. III. Senuctt Is 60.
p WrDBer Serfali bon SauplaBcn
49, an Der Seferipu unt annirase duf
" DffeHtiid,cr Wuftiou,
Wm Ereitaa Is. OFT. 1865 Nadmtttd8t ! Utr, w't-
ten mir IN rem Gytanst sg%}ertlufss simmer IN Der Gtatt
,Balttmcre nadftptnte milnittrsrfrtFe BdupIdEt
~rertaufsHs
Seferfpnnraft.
Wr. |. Gin plag an Der Subpett.dtt Ter jthfr-
Ions utb unnltabs, an her Sthtrfpulra6e 10 Nuf brett
nit tiher 1ieis ven 10 6ub It's AT ttht 8 8ue brltt
Nnse.
Rr. 2. Dretjtbn gldtt, cbtstni dnaren|tnt, an her
SUBTITLE Der Sefttipnfrasr. itetr II gus britt uHb 70
sur ttf Bis an cine 3 BUS trsttt ausp'
Muntraae.
an elmer g Sue brftten alts, 10 Nus iutttt scn Setter
fculr. anfaneenb isesr 10 Jus brett ttRe 90 j. tttt, tie
an ttns aaeo Getent.
Rr. 4. gin sreEer srstef Ger Plat, i'm SUsts ali.
atenlrnt, ~ Sut brett unb martdhr no bpb itgt nit
tintiu brstien Sptt TN StRitrgrmtee he's giatss Nr,3.
Tisfe gtape fnt her f~reSeasu Hutrtrildmtett mlrttg,
ta 1e nir etnen 5auate peEt y rabpap tEiferut pue in
elmer 9la6baribdit It8sn, rsidf ltbT fanel I'M Iertbt
lttgt.
Gas Gipsn.bunsreht N unbsareitbat tnssm g cit
fruttr ter Statt fur tetaabe loo Sabre Bstbgtsts etasn-
tbun III.
VIZ. Sruhtrle nut sr1t gtthrsteuns ttrnt 8tr'
fdafe.
acknowledgement: Gin DrttleI tdar, str Ett M
IL, is Rnb "a Dtpaaiea intt 3iRifr, paitiafilth jablbar,
pter Nlss tdar. 81
tg4-S) II. aS Bennett s. CO., Huft.
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nfuer DGuDfreill.

Wetrsrs 9arscr fabrn ijb enti6irFen, einen leuen
Baapsrsin at %sriinten. Die erfe g%erianmlune fnttt
Tisnftag, II. ST., Itenss 5sS nbr, lei $3einrid)
gc,ipitiii, Ode Won Orleans. unb Garcltnetr.. itatt.
(243-i)
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Cine uHatttsbars latrr 8ransmt,tbe vru $50 sum
0triaatc Rtt y. III. @uuSc, Rr. Q, aaw BWlstHa. 81
Nauitrafe. (als-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12
. Gdccn ume l4Scbubauier ~
Il UrrFdufcu.

AsipfItt1 ltftTTFT1UGT" u9-. NNNt NTtItIIif. I3-II3
~3steaigs5 Slus, CttFty ir.fcr, "a. ults0r., ID ts 100
8 u.EagtR tile- nave &rtsst, "a 1lS
2 FniaEtlrtta gtout, g0-150
3 STeatGJg, ncrel ,gdltcNr,t l5-T5
3 NalrNr., wttl, 9gcoeraH, 22 - les
10 2-Ftdtst GiufSs, atlllrr. ~ !btNtltaRtirp 10 %
2B 9aus, fapslts ulbtNstc!treitF. AZ 80
~ GalaW., iHtlih Ulttetr., % - t0
3 It. eatea. &dt.irU u.vcnbdr' 70 is
23 . 9duigT, 0Stf., Rabs hlNtutltr., t24 - 10
2 SduI. Sab, MAZE @duNr., 234 leo
6 - WgbhtIut uuo yaseu, pylttr., q -l7
az @Ie., maze Gtcygir, II - lO2
2L GuIUh THH., Uate Ftatir,, l5-lfs
Ht bart 3. Sr0fuu. GBrut
ts7-l DefSIit her PsgsfiE5'astnu It. tt0nehr.
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liDfrtDHr.-DQuUrrftn

SGmmtitde Utitsltetsr tiefes @ersinS mersen 6tstn,it
eriudt, beute, Wirntas Ibenb. bsn IL. b. @tts. In
ibren estate Rr. IL, HpresSistftr., i'd etn3uftter. Ia
cine 9eransernns Ter GrnftitWtipn SIR gertansluns
p%prlisat. .Sm Iuftra9e
(2l3-H q. Hulh, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-12
Z10ltiN0re ShibCf- NGleNlN0ft.

Nlitnncd), btn Il. 5. IT., 5 lltr Ntenbs, fntct IN
her nNstrppil ttau, Sdl." he rsaelmdfias mondtiid)e
G;sncrdt:V crfdmmiun9 0ott. Yin Ter foacsrrenuna
1ut: ter G,mpnatlihs 0trtht RES S%hatmeiferS unt
5strftGrs. gfridt bts Set Ntrsdnurg s-@pratte'a, gr.
nentuns ttr QS1plri6' or ms anrere wid,t se @efddfr.
(244-G1 NJ. 81. Gpliu, Setr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

Mpbltbat Der Come t~beilbafti9 rer<
Der. mie bier aus per 3ei@nurs CT
beQt.
Maturlid fpllte rer Nabmen na@
Nprceu lteben, unp es 1T better, etrise
&eben atsu1dneicen> unc eini9e gu
1ebr rantenre Nusldufer su fuben.
3iebt unb beldneiret man rie pfante
auf eieie @eiie, II fam man. rpenn bic
pRan;e i'm Miltbeete 9e;psen puroe,
Wlitte Sult reife Grudte baten. Glr1e
anbere Metbpce> pbwpbl fe rer pbt9en
ni9t slei@ fpn,mt, beitebt tarln, INN
pas Sett berum pfdble etnsul@la9en
unb raran Stan9en gu tefeiti9er1> tpez
pur9 Elm bSlserner @abmen ursetabr
2 TuB lter bem 8pren entitebt. Dieb
bdlt bic Yfanssn aufredt aQetn tie en-
balten bapur1 ni4t bic re9te Sa9e ais
pen,, man tie an ei1en aufre9tltebei1z
renRabmen na9 eer pben bel@rtebene'
@eile 3iebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
3pmatpes jtebem.

DIAN iterlabt ieIrmatppFarse MIR
ST oft 1id itltt Ginise @artner be:
baupten lo9ar> RAP IS te1er iei tie aut
BEN 8pcen liesen su lal1en> INN Yrn
per wdbreno tes Cages pom 8coen
ein9es69enen Mdrme at pro11tiren.
Dies sewdbrt einen Gprtbeil> auein
rerielte'wiro mebr ais auf9ebpben cur9
bic Neisun9 sur Tdulnib, ut1p bic &C.
fabr, rur9 Snietten zunp Bet Mansel
an Spnnenide;n ;u leiben. &iele>
wel9e seriudten, ibre Gcmatoes gu
siebeu> tbaten pieb nur un9pufdnot9.
Sin ein;i9er pfabl miro in ben 8open
eeldla9er> wppurd muir Elm fleiner
Sbeil BET YRanse Der Come unc 2uft
a,lsselekt >pirp. Cine before Metbppe>
pelbe mir a%n9epencet iaben, teiebt
BARN, raB man pieielben itibt ME
Grbien, inpem man fir jeoe pFan;e
spei bis rrei @eiiisbincel nimnat. SIN
Der pbi9en 3eidnuns 1T bic pRanse
auf einem &abmen aus9eiprettet, nobel
ipwpbl bic Trudt, ME rie 8ldtter, cer
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

rerp man rie &Srbe an Die Net1t0de
bintrus, lie pou Der i91niten ~elber1
unc rctben1rauben binsen. DaS bla1,<
fe Me0er fubr burtis bin unS ber ane
routte ren Nebe,1 ibre fife 2at. Die
Arrangement rur@f&tieen& rouben muir
BEN In ben &Srben auf9ebauft uno es
mar prpentli6 Elm freuncli9eS Wettet<
fern unter ben G9nittern> pel1en &orb
;uert Bis gum &anoe eefaut tek net
;uerif nit leiner 2alt auf Dem Nlden>
bort unten bel tem @a9en onfam> INN
ben Sntalt hes &prteS IN bic Scnnen
aus3uleerer1, &per bann tm ainte1 Saute
rpierer ber Grte bel ben Stpder1 oropen
>par, I'm, neuercins6 su ldneipen uno sa
fiQen.
CTnrt1phund fctdt.l.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
[Tprtlesuns fclst.].
(Tur ben QDanberer. Bon y. M.)
BRICK pber a

DRlCh WV h"H
Diele Truoe miro tirsenS SITTER 9ez
b1rt ais in unlerm aufblabenbem Min:
1elota, fobalp eintee Settler BE pur9
Mrbeitlamfeit unp Spariamfett nit
0ptteS> @esen einise improvements
an ibren Tarmen seuta&t baben> uno
he Observation-Disclosures 8lpdtir9e aQsn<
falls fir lire relist6ien 8eburfnife UNI
;ureideno pcer untpiroi9 hes 91ttli@en
Dicnite5 erldeint. Nter mte sebt g
nit 8eantwortung tieler Grase gu?
Mor tisber bet @eiit nerGini9feit berr>
1denb in elmer ]elbf fleiner @emeince,
incem bic erlten pipnire nidt bp9md@>
tia auf' bic 1pdter re@tfpmmenpen Settz
Ter 5deuten, pel6e ielbf bur@ t6re@n<
declune ben Gi9entbum5mertb Der
Grtern INNS Iaul enrfa9e %erbDbete1> 10
fpmmt IS balp, 100 pp1 elmer sweiten&tr<
de bic &ece it, Neibereien nnp biloen
fG reselmdbi9 bret parteien, esnn
init 3>peten 1T Satan np@ ni4t sufrie<
ren>
Die Mei6ern wouen uBrid ODER
5tein9ebdube" oft aud ciele IS
nidt> neil eS ibrem meit9eporcenen
Oelpbeutel Elm 9rpeeS Sod ma9t uno
ibr @ewi1en bis rabin oft AUDI lSderls
cper 9leidgilti9 9eworcen 1T ; bic Nn<
rert1 wpuen Gramesebaucc, ca5 fpite
nidt IL riel unr iei ug ut 9enu9"
neil 1e 1elbi # mod in Blodbitten wpbz
nett miibten ; bic Dritten iino nit ner
en8lpdtir9e s%ufrieren, neil feineGe<
fabr fit iie 1T, rob (ieibnen iberren&ppf
Gin tir,t Ia 1e bic went9fte 3eit 1id'
rarin %aufbalten, u,,o lomit ibre 0reenz
tafS Yerl9pnt Meibcn. User bat nun
Nedt? Da miro Gin i%ogenannte6 Mees
tina berufen unp nad Der Mebr;abl ab>
oetimmt. natiirli9 fir cine aeue&ir9e:
oonn miro Cit %ipeenanntes Committee
9emablt, las ben &%pitenbetro9 Don Tra-
me pcer Brid berednen unc serl9ierene
pldne anidauen ipu rieies bdlt nun
>rteper mebrere Wfeetin9s> ppbe1 IS tpl<
let su9ebt, inrem ale periSnliden unr
pripatinterelle len Yprfpmmen. Na9 LAM
9er B%eratbun9 entideiret he Mebrsabl
fit Trame, neil biuiser. Nun bat bic
Oelbfra9e bereit5 %an9efan9en: Wie Yiel
9iblt Du? - SD 9ebe ipwiel, 1penn
bic STRIDE rabin tpmmt =; id ippiel mebr
,rern iie rortbin fpmmt ; t4 gar ni6tS;
Die 3 partien iinp wierer d. - Stun
percen bic @timmen ni&t mebr 9e;dblt
icnpern ee1poeen ; ru 1T mebr @elo ?
Stun sebts erlt redt los. pcer Yielmebr
es 9ebt gar nidt mebr. Sett reneet
man 1i9 an ben Yrieiter pcer pfarrer.
rcr ben nun tereits imNpuen be9rifcnen
3anfapfel aufbeten ipu. @eltn9t Jpn
eieles, IL beiBt'6 ,,all right" obe1
mir wouen AUDI mitrecen: aelinst Jpn
riee nidt - 9ebt'S au5cinanrcr.
@ierer 3 Yarteien ! bieGinen poQen
nun gar nidt mebr ;u bieier 0emeinpt
aebSren, bic Nnbern mpllen NUN 9al
nit benz Yfarrer cine Bridtirde II,
treter 1pnait Der pritten Yartei nit BEN
8auepmraltte eat9esen.
(S&lub fclst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

Nutter, SITE Nutmes unp bic BOD
Melpnen iinb quite ipdte Sorten. un<
ter ben @u6ermelpnen 1T bic Blad
6paniib unp bic WpuntainS meet spr>
trefli6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

- Scmanc murce eefra9t pb beute
Mpnc19ein 1et. vGas fam i6 ni9t
laaen," a%ntpprtete e, ui6 bin bier unz
befannt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26

sOme friends whom he recognized fwhtn
one of the dirty hounds. more imPuden'
than the rest. rushed to The window ane
shouting 'Burrsh for Seymour an Blair J
struck Gen Grant in the face with his
hat. Mr.. Mcconnell. who was c'nve'
sings with the General at the title, resent
ed the indiguity by giving tie fellow a
blow on the side of the smeller, which
sent him sprawliug, and Lieut.. Mckee
and others at once Skicked him If plat
form. This. however. ouly the more IN
ccused thc''odtperf taiti mob, and though
it was iuieud,a by the decent ciizefs of
the place to extend to the General who
had successfully led our armies through
the war. some indication Of their person.
al. not to say political appreciation OF his
services, it was found to be utterly i'm
possible to do 50, and the train passed
on" M
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
4ita.


In Wo'cott. August I'd, Mary B., wife OIG''
P. White. laughter of Israel and AlmiracSn"'
aged 80 years ani . months. A
The late Mrs Mary B. White, OF Wolcoi'
worthy Of more than mere passing notice o. ~
death which was eyiOently hastensd by cOnH
ted Efforts in teaching Mre. While A%'w
rier, before her marriage) had but limit' W
rantages for education, yet her time was soN''
improved, aud her attention SO long direclsu"
the raIious subjects which occupy the teAen"
thoughts, that she obtained much OF inpf'S
al discipline, Her happy faculty Of mlaI|
instruction made her very acceptable hSea'"
for she zee ned to make the authors thoufnf'
from which she was imparilng instrurtloh' y"
own. This, with her capacity to COVE u '"
school by the chords of love endeared her ~''
numerous pupils. II has been ftnia ked py wv"
best acquainted with Her that they ne'e''''
her disturbed BY the humberIesS perpeSill'v
the s'hoolroom. As a daughter sister aua
shr Was highly esteemed, AMI | the wnOe'
Gle Of her friends End acquaintance
Christian she shcne highest. Modest and run.
she seemed never TO seek tor notoiiey'
elaied to state Of high excitement, nor oep''a
ed To deep sadness, she kepton her way eh""
Ing such proof ~ Afforded convincing e''u' ~,
that she intended To- c0rfprnrio her con'''"'.
VI duly. At the age OF 20 she pas ed qHie'. -,
way Us she had lived beibie the end o 'D' "a "A
year of her married life. leaving her bu'pan.
friends ~ mourn her losa.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
STUMP FULLER

Mr. Jonas cobleigh. Of Morristowu, is
about parcb asing the right for Flanders
Stump Fuller, for this county. The pat.
entee IS building machine at Cady s
Falls. and when completed, as they expect
ii to be on Wednesday tto.mo-row) or
Thursday. they are to give it a trial 10
our Geld on soae very large pine stumps
The patentee processes to be able to
clear five acres Of ssumps per day with his
machine, and the size is no great account.
The public are invited to see the big
Elephant" % the machine is called ia
Michigan. work.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
L II " H EATEn rp,,,

AroUsT is Invariably sn unhealthy man. |
,ns dog days are universally quoted +.
healthy reason. Diseases more freOn,,a
mioah fatally at this time than 4, ~,
owing to the relaxation Of the systsm NJ
therefore the proper time TO use A r.m, ~
wan reeuperate the strength and FORTH, 4.
sem as.a'nst the attacks T disease p!n.sH
has demonstrated the fact that Ho,I.,,.,
ach Bitters IL the best medicine nssS "a ,@
pIlsh this desirable object By ia M. S,s
tate Is lnc'eased digestion promoted All
o. depression removed and the y,,aI T'a
restored The afflicted shorId AVOID slcaS,s'
nffa'ionS purp0rting to be tones And V
t"es, rs LEY only afford temporary erb6,s
aud ever .uaily entail dangerous. ii nat mi
Snl's hi i never the case with g,ra.
t"naci bitter., rney afford perusu,pl \.
VI ana toothe the nerves without n ac,i,n hNa
iag their use The weak ami debiIna,,i Y.
aid. s"ake to a sense Of the enioymsnt,d n,
sn1 tfei are enabled once more TO take ,h.,S
cuStomed positions in - ci,tr. IIosirtl,,,s
terS arr now considered the STANDARD rpr,,E
al diseases arising from an impurity a h
Mood They are manufactured in ar At avn,
ties ard there IL scarcely a civ or ba,1Inn
the hahitabie globe here they nav not .kj
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Court dispatched all Il
business of the session in about one da,
We report ouly such cases as were di
POSED Of. No opinions were delivered
Several important cases were heard gu
catered with the Court" Eight divor
ees were granted. Several divorce case
we're continued and one dismissed. Tn
Supreme Court have evidently q turned
over q new Leaf > on the divorce subject
They require the evidence to be full anc
satisfactory. Judge Pierpoint remarked
that is was not the object Of the
Court to allow Bills to be granted
where the evidence was not full and sat.
isfactory. The result was. several cases
went over. Their Honors, Pierpont. Peck.
Steele and Prout were present. The four
constitute o strong Court:
George W Bedell vs. Theodore Melvin,
book account. Judgment of Co Court
for deft affirmed. Damagss&l7,4s; COSTS
Sos 60. Brigham & Waterman for riff :,
Stowell. Powers & Glced for delft.
Rodney J. Hardy ct al. vs. Horace T
Cheney. judgment Of Co. Court sffirmed.
damages 1370.So; costs 1885. Young
and R. Q. Benton for plff; Powers& Gleed
and Brigham g. Waterman for deft.
T.'B. WEIGH. splee vs. VIM Bedell and
Joseph foss, splts. judgment for ,plff;
asm.gcssls2 %; costs $5a 96. Powers
4 Glsed for plff; Brigham g. Waterman
for .dsfts,
Margaret Cadue " Joseph Miner alais
Joseph 'dcuio. Decree Of nullity. Heath
for Msrgaret.
Jospeh Hutchius vs. Lydia M. Hutchius.
Bill for desersion. Powers g. Gleed for
petitioner.
Aaron Keller y Eivira A. Keller. Bill
for desertiOn. E. B. Sawyer for petition.
or.
Charles Whitcemb ' Elisa A Whit.
eOmb. Bill for desertion. L. B Sawyer
for petitioner.
Caroline Collins vs Thomas W. Collins.
Bill for desertion A. NJ. Burke for pc.
titiouer. Melzar H Wood VS. Aurelia J
Wood. Bill for desertion. H. o. Heath
Tor petitioner.
Ebenezer 8. Mudgett vs. Cordelia A.
Mudgett. Bill for Desertion. M. O. Heath
Tor petitioner.
Lusena stowe.vs Albert J. Stowe Bill
Tor adultery. NJ. 0. Heath for petition
n.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26
CopPERnEAp RECEPTION or GRAnr

CopPERuEAD RECEPTION or GRANT -
Al CaillnvlIle, Ill.,, on the occasion Of
ten Grants passage through the tow,
be was assailtd by solue men WIN had
Just come from Democratic meeting -
ne occurrence is thus reported BY the
opringdelu Journal:
" hen they heard that Gen Grant
was upon the train they started for the
depot several buudred strong. and taking
possession Of the platform aud surround.
lug the Generals car, they set upon him
with the most unearthly yells aud screecb.
'ngs insulting him aud his family In the
most dastsrdIy aud sh .metul msuuer-
ibe fellow O'B,ieu WISE loudest aud fore
most III egging on the drunken mob
Ten Grant raised the window of the CAT
Tor tho purpose Of shaking hands with
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26

MIR Lucius Wait, son of d. N. Wait.
Of Higbgate. student Of Harvard Colleg,
recently footed 1t home from vacation b,
way of the White Mountains. St. Johns
bury aud Hyde Park, distance of 3s7
miles, in 10 doys, an average Of nearly
80 miles per day His last d,y's walk
was 80 miles, to Highgate, where be ar
rived ABBOTT midnight. On the following
evening he joined in festive
dance at Jed ?. Olark's hotel, and gave
evidence that he was none the worse for
wear. oT To-