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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03

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~ tSnt tlN N9VIaHs % tupHVs SeEprtMth'
eti!n Hue,uptuHA ''t sauce uHp 'gfe |n'
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Stle SSpEoe IlPr gu EoFE"tFVll ppNMpl''
ppei plt'h'VVt ppn Nsue HlN Peh fslWsh
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htp luV't: AuB pltlvr uHllIho pt 0Itpe
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| pN,pV!L pe'p.Ptte Vu pAe "uF'VtH ptr ~tlp'
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lspp,I Gutt'H' pt' StIiu'p 9vlH1Wl Wpfrth'
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refef 9fI9'lrccf Ger Saloe lc'mrdert' Sm
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rtp tGtpl''" Ss1uVss uul SVtBshsis 3tlI
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, n,aV, n1n'"v.t n1 @ %"pp'st"It3 ippp'esiru'
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put . l,.'stn s S,vMpt u.'V s9lsiI lp!stn aame
shpV', psnt u"oslHtHB'.si., sSHaptttt ~ uiIsl'
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tn "" 6ID.t mH't""a.H WV e Nv. Suluh'lItnpn'
Nv.n. 1us Vt'H naptN Ro't't, peil esflmN'
etH'M M Ss',sn =, ", VNVt' Wv wv DEMONSTRATIONS,
Wv eM n"4, ppH,HhpIB sWSsp'pWt" uHp
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03

Deutfhe YretS 9dttpnal.
Sanof6rtit. - Ger 1iYeftcr bes Gen.
tial-9uraus fur aer'ntihe SbriftpsrSlsi.
6unasn, NtrlfSense IN Nsu> >Stpnsfdo bel
Grlpji9, wslde bstdnntlif stnsn prels ppn
etnbunrt! 2bafrm dui rie bette pcatii,e Na,
sicnat- SdnciHIift dusitgie. maht chen ubtr
bic GniiDsIpunssn ees preisrittsr Grae-
siums ipIssare 8eiulr0te Cstanni: p@cn 30
NreiesiAttrn", 10 btriGtctSr.StnS in slRSm
aIt Ieu S6bnsiele betgcpjia, itmtmPotn.
crte, tl,ilrn Girtuiur, yrptIbe Ibr tSuIlhka
uter BIC tDusn pcrsslrsitR Gcnturrer,l6rlI.
ten abBdbsn, blbcn lid 80 III Wuaiea e:s
GcufuTchjdlptabste2 hes commandments
,SjptM uGcHBus cntitte;eu uur letns ShrifI
hes spa mir ausgtiestsn grttits pilretS eI-
dthtei. @sranprunJsn an 9e5l9S Shriit.
peltte bic Maiortat pes YteiMihrram!S sir
9spnsung matbc. itne anacnpmmen ucc tnl
e5ctne her Gipsi9'ldrn Shrift au ssefuhrl
ircrten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03
Neaatenglpcrtb li!r ,lt0cEnlanM :!
, peoria scBculcitiac &rdufcn tIU'
tcritngnngt sicictiihaft,"
9peortG, SGmcis.
SfssrHe IN Hmerital

Ttf Ctit1ibhii ldbltt IN ten tTltH Is ppuiisn tt-
ttilt ubtr 35Oa 5PliIitttr lott utrr 1000 lCulss
az 0raRte dus. hot HpH tiu W,lt.idl't' t'rTmrEcu W
sirca Sisc0O an sant me wtre Rrptficrtat uus
ttflt rtrndlitt
Eur tint R,rin5s idbrIi d { GmIabluua ptalt dH
tItFaiEiCt Duialict cine r 4 FntttNC L Uh CruyuHN
pou tts 10 Iph0rS ure aup.stm wrrttU " eirls
i6lm hen siutrbiWbtntn 10i lrrart tit he gtrftt
aWaa a. r apsbnabN, RCiH iitf M tfr I,tla.GI Is
bcdprisi witt ettRlc rirt I'm trirJt,iitr cI4liu
Wtisiisttm trstt drtlths gftaRtmrP us ftrIt
Wrshn G'momt. StteT ltluntt wa lri.tr
Warn cttr Wan ven 10 bis % 9otru teuu MN1il0
heir WCtittitilrn N'icpiGafi Wtrstf NtsH utUtGr4
al ben uHttr,eifnfltH General NpCuIH.
Or. Y, VI, n init.
Baltimore, Nh. -. Acrt trttrtdtg,
y Petal .HacRt IN ga!tmSrei Tr. pterlrb 9Tcns,.
ruth tNrtr Fa.Ir.l
RS- Sen stu asu8l. yrrubntO, 81. s.. Cdlr.. &d..
Sranl Rental. Hslg., apuWi. 4uaI., 1vHlll, a u.
uRs 9cgll. NlrtttI Nc4tH RUtdirH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03
SapctcM
I'M erOgen uuS flcincw pCrti,'n
G1. 4. AliilnOht & Co.,
Nr. 60. Nrrb 0hnrletllrnfe

tabrn ant Eager tiu esmpt'ts g'cgihu'nt ven (aptW
ltlnsHtu NrUlraur Tar rr.Neatdur Scuttaur iutrl,.
dGr- Gnalitat ut&t lie t!H,n 8etbgisn yubt!m go
ten Hl8hru pstiicdHtlt,u.
vie Huitr'ss fur ldptstJcu auS GcatdarbiH5tH u
her SusI estr I'm Foutt werteu TfrmrI rgr tr'aIruGn
GrEeittgu ouSFtilt,L put IA " rvttIc GgltbltuH.fr
btjVsn unt cine arsts EIspabI pCt vu7.ttr,wu
griiJein GmpitaFrr, ic linz wr tatara H ssu =taa.
gcitgt Jpttsrvclduje,n Iiicrtcr Gur.,rtt ~ BurJb
ru Ia uncrt PrSs tHrnp ulesrt6 as tic ggn raU trt
tn Ntp gCrt int.
br.S. q. Deunts zC'u =. GCpn tesbri $40 i,rtu ,sF
rttteu Scitdttsiuruattn tir GutAs So Waten tdr Jr
Sgt in ebtS,u gelt6'It ausittttn III lus ~ ptuguub
ant Guiu4le iw gGguun s8csfruum' ur, 0p'-
tagH CdrulSI1 vt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03
@ermiIGte Scridte.

Rrp. DrrL -- ,l.r Wtganas gdat ktr eurVsSI.
den ppetmr,g.l Die tirtlitH 5unlrt. imptrr seeGH
itlta NthpVt rU1 ttrJ al unS itsru Samldb rpu IL.
psgppel; sic nter 9cra itecu jpttuNHltmpt zen brf
UNI lctcH ,pcttn lcnilN ven gptrggc.
ltc eUtttn ,fnmIU lumpftr iehfn Sdmtil yOu bisi
uRt lCttn Wnroh ven ElptpeCl; tie Uber CIlir leetu
yuttten p'tnldB vcn btr u5 ift u lr,tea 5Gmlda ven
ylgcIpcCl,
Ole Eirsrrrtl.Tcrllane. tim 1rnncr NrntreaD
Oampitr ten samrdg yrR pgrillnp uHt itFcn IpEEe;.
lGg ven tivfgpee.
Itt fNuioiltsn Np'tehmprr itrtH ,wrtn 2dmlds
ven bier ule lCtca Nvcteu GomrrtdR gpu Sagrt.
Sit EomtuWCr Sdmpltr IttU GiCnr0l Won ttr
uHt tttn Ritlrch rcu plmbUrS t5rtal ven 5sulh.
dmrlpul,
q, srrmt Iampitr icetr Iouuerlla pcu bier uus
rNsr Sdnt.tal ven Bremen CJtNtda ven Ssutpdmg.
toni,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03

gBieperein Dueli. - Sn WlitMN.
ton fauo lcttcn Srsitla dbermals ein 3rot;-
tampt itah. DIE Dussanten tpIren Curt.
Ss.rp Tubant, unp ein preubIihtr Sbert
Demot. Sis fAplIm lit nabt Der St.9lpg-
Rus-8irhe. Sberlt Dcinct crttelt e'nsn zhuB
1T be Iints eruii unp pures ,peagetrant.
Sstanpanten lins nitt betannt frcrpsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03
49, ~ sSsi 9iortbc
nnO prnnlDlDanildr Gi(rnbabn
bcI1likcn.


Die "Nicrttcru Grntral"s uuS .penniNlsaniffe @iien
babn NJ tte tlrifie Sut udh btR prt.tden une npres
peitden SiGdtl; bic Sule tCrirtcn trreden GgieagV
"a mn NHebrrA 0Slanesu iriter ais eif 3uje u6ent
enter dnRcrr gdbH
DR 4uSwantfFtr wsrten NIT ben Sdncl,d8rr befSr.
bert une 8eneGen ale Seautmltdtetn uns Sdcrhstt Der
HrtltHecH Htfrhdupt. Die lbdglpns nnb NIT Stf
wlntr prriehtn mc wahrcnp hes 9tnsTs aI naS 9N6e.
Rebmle errparnti hes RantS ereudtet.
Die Sompdante bat eS It'd Wr teCneertn Wa'1atr
efmitt bur gertrage me utbtrsinicmmtn nit dnteru
Sabusn eds een 8ttlensen 70 ldige IDsHsm rey gDos
sons ~ erpdrer.
DdS GepJt her paTdgere irter gdtTasier bat lO0 lb
treD pre NIT tenltlbeR 3useu ulh ttm 9rimmunGSrrt
betpreeri ue te gpei5unl ecr elr frhllleuen Rarit
aiSih udh dntnit ees 3ust5 peer aud lydter ie mad
eem es Gewuribl prp, abgtlieieri.
Rs'lenes, ele r9enr eneu 6rne Sur Srdws.ee babct,
NIB trludt, ielHss etcrt hem Gpnruteur pecr tr1eue
ttnenl anterr Seamten nitibailtn, Unt iHe dQe @ts
amtsn her SUmpa8ns tur lptpr5s 4bbafs psrautpprt.
lid.
Die Fabrpreis inb bitstr ais bic resnS elmer ruSern
Sabn tnnerbab esr Der. Stddrn pif bic is3rass ytte
Jtigt.
~ >.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03


Berner rsrbcn Gcnirafte ab9clacfsn fur DanpTs uue
Sfpell6tte flir une rpn &n9Iane une Deutitlanr.
Sceelibiifs gaifaeiere ppn Bremen mad baltimore:
5tr errad'lsne pericHsn, RriiGerest $3.50 R Spip.
&tnrer ron bis 10 Sabren. n.,,,,i..,, $2t
aigerr un'er etnem Sabre ,,,,.,..,. So
2Gt 'ann Ter sdnit Senaa opm 3nldubt bis Bremen,
pse aud esr @strns per Gsubatn ppu Baltimore mad
allen Ssridts entn gassn in amsria tesabIt anp bin.
terltst werbeu.
preiie Son unb ma d 9tserpppi
8ur erpIdene qcrlpnen erile Gaiue. $50 in G9ts,
8tnoer pcn bis 12Sahren, balbsH grets. $40 -
Niteer hniff etnem JGere.. IS 10
5iptibentet fur erpadisne perirneu. $40 IN Pap.
&lntsr Won bis IL SabreH. $40 (.
Nlneer unter etutm Sdbre.. 50 In GpIf
HS- Sur beipHeereu 1enutnigud!,mc !'(Sp
I'M Ger @efatr, berO9sn ~ wsreeu, ~ eulettl, fUa
ten 9alaBtere ibre 6apreele Eur in eem SuTteW pss
unlerWdneen an0etelEen u6tntsn !auisn.
Ne Deisers Bustnnf u. Rd b msreen uRtnstell6 er.
ttsill ven
Sarl r. 6illcbranp,
General.gasuten Ter DSaltmpre. Sbtp Giisnbdbn-,
-r 8r. o. 3bamesir.. Baltimore,
afIeinasm Gsrfdurer Der giusie In RaltimCre.
gtenflls fur ben 8.rtauf Sileten mad Pbilascl-
ptia uiS gisw Wort. Sno1 pbilabclpbid s2.25.
ndd, Sfeiu Stprf "a so. Baggage wire in merer Sf-
hee mortrI. .... f12O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03

SluSipdneercr unp Mciicuec mad,
benz SSeiten unc NiUrbipcffem S,r
ScreinigteH Staatcn UOn 9iurOs glmerlfa
fparrn 3et Itfte Gjcle tpcnu fic bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03

@inc neue Spulisbi6-
Sinteritid)s sWabs sWaidJime
npu turd,,pcs ne,ier Sa,tart,
Mr. 1. Ssr. 4.
Die GnFmestamtsit BON sdnsttern &Ietber.
ma&trn. S&ut. u. Stiefelfabritanten,
8utf6sn.a ufpusern uub Gnhern, bic snt
raid, !eidt. sauertah artetttntt
Oiuterfttb Nab Maitbine
sraadsn ienten MIR aaf se nsase GrGeinan8 auf hen
Nab Maldinen. .gebistt.
Die DIR. 1 Sidb-Dfaidiue
fir Tabrifantcn
III ron tefenscrtr GrbBe. ifDr TART uns frdfa lsdt
tdnsbdben, wertg @erdui6 mabene; fur jebt Irt Nabe
rel - pem tunniisn 6attdne bis jln eidien ptter -
tinasri6tet uns nit baumpplsnsm linnenem vnS ftse
mem Saeen 8le'h aut arbeenb. Spidru felt &ur;en IN
Rariis inc sieie Ra8nsn tsrei;s in arcisr 8ael be
aabrtanisn i'm a,n,en eants i'm getraIbs anO Sebtr
mana III nit ibasn ausnfhmsne infrtesen.
3eugntifc.
llnfer Naf6tntf une her 8attcr tattn gtite Str
Nr. 9ldh.Wiatne auf periGisbenen Strfien ron
fdperlen @edirrseer uHb fetnisn &aiieru6e uns Cat
tune Bis ,uin punnlten eepetten pdpiere - pbne BIZ
Spannun3 Su perGneerr, 9runtlid prptri une geprlf
sns mir hstH es s a ais S StSIif slf pSl gu,
Habritant, babe bic SlseriGe uns aaeers WalNie'
Sabre lang ptptrt srfldre cbn Sceenten Sbre S6'
Diaihine flr wtitausb bic behs ron alien Gle ptr
gtbraatt.
aSiniam sp6,
RfeiberbGnSler unb 3abrifant, Nr.21 0attHr.
9beaap. Su., ben 81. Snni 1865.
Sd babe Strt Tt. Mai6ine bet perlGistenem Sttdt'
mer praidltia unb arnbl prptir une crt are lie rbnt
3aubtrn fur cine et pprSnelthe ~ dtne
Sic arbsitet raid uae 8srduidps uns lieer sin No T.
fpmmenss 5tud arbeit.
o. .. Buffitm,
Sdub une Stieiel 6atrtfcnt
gr. 70, Nansplpbfr., Gbicasp, Sa
Den oe. Suit 1866.
Stre gteee perteierIt Satrantsr eaidtns IN BE be
fur Shneber, biz i'd je teuupt, uno Id babe In meintn
@eftafte In z Sahren cine Rense WlaiHneu prcblrt
apas Sauberfeit Sauertaltisieit unt rafGss &rbeer
antelan8t, III fit unubettrpifsn..
Sranf Davenport
a!eiterthntler ~qinhe eptl", ct. eeuis. Rp.
Den Is. Sanuar 1895.
0rpDer y Safer'febc
I,db . Wfaitbincu Tabrif,
Nr. Isl, 6aitimurefir.
l23-) Ba altimpre. Rb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-03
gBir man icin Sans anacnc5ln,

bic !Sausirdu gil ,flid, Ino fe.ue TicnHtctcn ,uz
ftIreen mncbtu flnr, tls iclit wgHt ittn uitrfu
ttH. lin s,ts W gepsTlrtutarI attt rS Isia tgnr,t
Nhftl, ais bic &Tttu, NC 6t Gt tupuEs t,gG gpris.
lybdit nit ilh krinli r. icltI. as mtRiT Iu MAIDEN.
Ties btuv'tt man um gf'rr turh tirtn auifh NeGctH
cher Rppbctre. Or WSytUtr gtLi5H tar uut Nn.R
grtn srsbsa Disua TEiflW turS t's CEDutHEB tts.o
tgphrt atwrrstnsu
S5iIiou's Soppet. Cfcu Sod,
U beerbee.
Iisftr sttrt attrtrif im eellsf tts Gcmfrs
2tuta6btt, CttrUcmit M httrduf gcR NftrHuiatridI
ifncNtr uni ssnfiutlarr Npr'ilm'ft rfttm uut fti-
ltdfr Nineteen ole abBtsu Sriruturatu. uua wm gdi.
len, SbmDTtH gTircn, Nrarn, tHgHtC Inn Res wal.
mes 9aitr fur tlf gUlit. rnt Pltgiuutr tR Rflt.i.
ititt an halfer aiei a. iS,nr bCftrt RhEhtrt. GIN
ItetT str nd tlntn eulgn NED betrt aHlNah,u E ggif
nt ttC'tH dnieter. IN rem BNulfr JrrTt rgI 'Ut.
Crtta litt Is trtltn tc1trrH d't ten Rmret." jff.
llbe rdt lle mpccmtH Verb'NrunR.ui tluen tIgfrH
Draeru, toppCIit uHs strltuktlrt Grtsiutt lu.
UlihtV ttutttturtn. lie pllItt1 ire Wtr tN ans
"a rFs IN ittcm Sale 0hrdrrt TAI sty CfiU suf tli
,s'T man 'arlt Sdy NSlb Urid Slurrts tlBfH N
Itrragtt uns net N uH' tstE 6dg 40 % IN at'rmmsu
r'r er Htdi laH HuierteruHGtu rrQRdutig tntrrtttH
halle.
2. gBcatbrrbn y 2 2ubnt
Nr, 20 uHt 42 F'GliHr.,
lRe he GatnttH fir titS Sttte unt Ctftu. 900,
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allcn Sbcilcn bes gruBen BeiteuSl
Griparui9 BON Self, Belt mnc Guts
fernuna!

Die Gutfsrnpna ppn Baltimore nab antn 5telltn bea
Qpeens eer Wer. Staten II aui rieer @arn turIer
ben philadelphia Repgcrl eesr aui iraene cuer dupsrH
Rpute.
Gmsrduten, wslts lid her Baltimore Stip Gjieus
babn" peeenrn, rerten nit eenrlben 3ugen lragen
tetrecrt, wte bic galaBiert erter 3ale, pste mfbr,
ale fdS Spppeltt SableH.
Die Baesn bieier sntn bdbrn sspVlittre Sse pegstn
CUR 0dGheit ereudte, i'm gptnter sebept Unit es pirs
len gala8itren 9rnp nsr rsratretht; ttriun, es II
flr bic Weasmltteit uue 1s6trbett bsr gdinsslf in
dHen Stldea 8elprat.
&ur eiserSabn atreu tis guspanssrtr auf's 5hutahs
unb Staigts; ic ut eis eiii3ige Sdbn III cen Ser.
Stddter, fpeid,c WisipGurerer init gd)neIl,iacn
bcfprresf. Gae aneeru Salnen betcrSern nod INNER
Sinpduteter nit ldnslamtn &ml9rdnien,u9sn.
gdia9iers wehlen aut eeer Slbn bic 0Daeen mabrene
her eann Neie ppn Baltimore nab Cincinnati ;pti
Md alf Der 8an,en 5trste ;rpil6en Baltimore une Ct
ecu5, icpie jpite. Salrimcre uno Gbirdee MIR erri
gNa Mad Cincinnati 8elan3t man in 80 StuRpen, udt
st. pcpis une Nbiea9p III Spet 5d4rn.
Siseer SdlMter bat 100 pfune @ep6d frel. @nter
Spn bis ~ 9abren teSdben balben preis. Rneer
unter4 Sabren line edns frei.
Sas GepGd Gsbt nit ben Pliiaaiersn unr tonimt nit
lbnsn 81 aleiher 3tt an bem setimmnssVrt an. Gin
Sseer erbil cine 9cteintsuns ber ein &spad bis an
een Sri, no sr bic Sabn perldBt.
ARf alen Statipren rpU Dd9en aspetitlt psrstn lne
beutlte N9enter an9eltelt I'M biz Sirwaneeret iurcd
;u weien uup flr es ri6tIse Se0lterns ibec @epdds
lprBcn etn Vprtbetl pelder aut tsiner aneen Sdtn
eebeten pre uNe en- aGenI tlr Reie bis Grrogp uRb
Ct. pputs gstt aGt Rotten Ger Sspbabg gfieIldlil nit
ben StHuanesrern,
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Mmterri6t.
VSadcr'S
Cna.i}b Il Q5frman c9u|fitutf.

VIBt NNNIlJ tlI t'N1' VtIVt WIZ JNV1tN III WI I!UW'
eenen 8reen bstaunt, ais turdaus aeeianet, Sineer
sur suten nerrid unS 8fiuRte @r;sbuns ~ ruvli&sn
eoleeera Der men6libsn WelellGdt teraajubileen Bit
te anjs Reue has eeIften bis iept ssaene egertrautn
aud tsrnertin ju tenatren Aufer btn aeprbnlidtn
gcbrfdbcrn wirb untsrribt im 3tittnsn unb a Hen
peblthen Sanearbetten ertbetlt. Wit Der SGue IN Az
oeiGsr Belt elm Multi nitut psrbunhen uRe ipirb au
yanp, irpie auf alien msslitfn Bias uns Strfit 'Sa
fruisntep ppn ,pe tsleapers ediu anaettlen 4etrrn
l!nterrihI Beacbtn. 8npes beeerei Vftbebts pereen
IN 1pn uRe Sp1iS 6erc,nnen.
HE- Gbenfals pire eit hem l. Stpber unterrtdt In
her beiirdiiei,rn Sprdebe eribtt.
sapere Nusianit ertbeilt Der grin,ipaI her gnfaIt
Xb. 2Gdcfer,
(Septl31S) slr. ia unp 49, Saiuburanr.
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SIvERs OF WIsDoM.-Early Impressions
are the most lasting. The fust kiss and
the fust licking cum under this he'd.
Things that are writ for bread are apt
tew taste ov the emptings. .. -. Il
Reputashun il good deal like bonfire,
WI have gut tew keep pileing on the sha-
wings, if you don't the flame will soon sub
dew. at IL
Good wit IL sumthing like good luck, the
more soon and unexpected it IL, the better.
Them who make the most blow have the
least fragrance it IL jess 80 with the holler-
hauk. .g. g.s ..
The best edukashun man receives IN
this life he gifts just before he die, and it
mostly consists in forgetting what he haz
larnt before. ,ee a-ao
The world looks with cold respeck upon
an ackt ov justiss, but hesye up their hats
at display oy mersy. Yet the one is the
strength or virtue, while the other IL most
often its greatest weakness. rz,..> 1.s.r
A mind that haz more imaginashun than
sense il like goose-fust rate tew fiji down
hill. ...r .......,..... .,...
don't. think the world haz emmy civil
zashun tew spare, but think she haz more
than she kan manage well. ...
Poetri, to be excellent, wants tew be like
natur, but about times az big. ...
1 have waited pashuntly for more than
twenty-five years for the millennium to COM
mence-and jist look at butter fifty cents q
pound.-Josh Billings. .
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The London Lancet gives remarkable
case Of the effects Of lightning upon the
person of a boy of twelve years, who for
merly walked with crutch on account of
anchylosis of the right knee. He was over
taken by violent storm while riding ON
horseback in the fields, and after severe
clap of thunder the horse ran away, and he
fell to the ground completely stunned.
When his senses returned he found his
right leg entirely missing. A few days
afterwards physician, ON examination,
found the wound regular as if made by the
amputating knife. The wound healed very
rapidly by the use Of ordinary MEANS
Providence Journal.
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SUICIDE OF JOHN G.. GREEN, THE DIVER.
John G.. Green, of Buffalo, had the reputa-
ton Of being the best diver on the lakes,
and there are few sailors who have not
heard Of him and his feats. A few days
since he committed suicide, and the Buffalo
Express relates an incident in his life as
follows: -
John G. Green, the diver, whose I'M
happy death by his own hand we chroni-
cled yesterday, was in his time the princi-
pal actor in q little drama, the story Of
which is an illustration of the fact that as
we unconsciously tread every day on the
graves Of past generations, 80 we daily meet
in every walk Of life those whose hearts are
the living tombs Of buried hopes. Early
In life no became deeply attached to
young lady in Chelsea, Mass, the beauti-
full and accomplished daughter of
wealthy citizen. The attachment was
reciprocated; and although while the
father Of the lady looked with no favorable
eye upon what he considered an unequal
engagement, he wisely forbore from active
opposition. In return, Green pledged him
self never to claim the hand of his affianced
until no had accumulated sufficient to ena-
Bile him to retire from vocation so full of
peril in its nature and uncertain in its re.
suits. Lighted on by the star of hope, he
became the most daring and enterprising
submarine operator of his time, now plung-
ing down among the weird yet strangely
beautiful caves Of the tropical seas, which
held the wrecked galleons of Spain, and
then exploring the bottom of Lake Erie for
the sunken treasures of our inland COM
mssce. Such enterprise brought its reward,
ane ne was enabled to look upon the consum-
nation ma Of his hopes as very near OF hand.
mhen he undertook to rescue the treasure
. .s ,.he sanken steamer Atlantic ne meant
Una. " should be his last Job at diving, and
no communicated this fact with radiant face
to the few friends who shared the eheris he'd
secret OF his life. BE entered enthusiastic
caily upon the task, and this yerv lima
thence proved his ruin. During The n 20
gross Of his work he impradently insistes
on descending while warm, against the re-
ronstranoes Of his comrades. The result
ii we'll known, He was seized with paraly-
sis, and was dragged to the surface more
deed than alive, From that attack he never
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9jT1fJ By Wellington Goddin,

THAT VALUABLE AP0THECARsYl1
i STORE FOR SALE At AQGTl3pHp,o a \
AMI TWENTY.FIFrH STREETS.-Willb be SOLD
at auction. on the premises on FRIDAY the soth
of October $685. at u o'clock ~ the c0ntehs ,h %
northwest corner of Broad and Twenty-nhth
streets The stock OF MEDICINES DRUGS, anu
CHEMICALS, though not large, embraces q He w
assortment for retail store. The locatloh - an
excellent one and the custom good.
: To a young man with small capital. nIsposeu
to embark In business, this establishment offers pc
cular advantages for safe and profitable invest
ment. -. =. wv
An inventory OF the stock can be seen az my
FERNS At sale: w. GODDIN,
90 % Auctioneer.r
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recovered. He dragged out the miserao:le IL
remnant Of his life melancholy w. .saasn-
health and in hopes. Moody and 1. a.soo nIesa
late, he sought in the intoxioaupg: ob nn.
temporary relief from the sorrow s an rasbiv
pressed him. At length ne mas ra1 and
ended his misery and his ite . .aS naace he
found in the suicides grave inc pe'o' -
yo;nlv sought elsewhere.
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= n ,,1;a,[ AND sCOURING.

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warranted to give satisfaction. have also estSb-
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silks. mertnoa, poplins, deiaines, and alpaca
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,,ss 80. Practical Dyer, Sconrer. and Clesnar;
PS.APersons reading ut distance fr0m the
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