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1t is reported that King Victor Emanuel has
written to the Pope praying him to remove the ban
OF accommodation. This really would suggest Q
new version OF the old adage, II true:-
When the devil old the devil monk would be,
But when the devil young the devil monk was he
The Paris Figaro mentions that one OF the princi.
pal wine merchants Of Bordeaux Will be presented
shortly to the ex-Queen OF spain, and makes note
OF IL as sign OF the future run OF events. III Isa-
bella purchases good stock 1t IL sign OF peace.
II she only buys for present use 1t Is sign OF war.
Figaro promises to publish the result Of the visit.
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PawvNlcts. LAW Reports, &C., Executed
with nsanes qcknss and despatch twenty Ave per cent
cheaper other printing establishment In The ciiy
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT. 81 Nassau street
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Died.
LASE.-At Peekskill. Monday, February l, ROBERT
LANE, In the nth year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
[F0r Other Deatils see NlIvh Puoe.Ij
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American Mediation in Eastern Affairs.

American Mediation In Eastern Affairs.
PARIS, Feb. l, 1859.
telegram from Constantlnople asserts that Mr..
Norris the American Minister, instructed by Secre-
tary Seward, has offered to the Sublime Porte the
mediation OF the government OF the United States in
the quarrel between Turkey and Greece
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Rovnl Havana LOttery.-Prizes Paid In Gold
Information furnished THIS highest paid for Douboous
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Austraasan win
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at half-past ten O'Clock on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK HERALD edition for Europe.-will
be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents.
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A Favorable Noforiefy.-Thc Good Rcputa.
tion and extended Of "BROwN'S BRONCHIAL
IRoCHEs for coughs colds and throat Diseases has caused
the Troches be extensively Initiated Obtain only the
uenced By those make profit BY selling worthless
Infa ifnna
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FRANCE.
The Chinese Embassy and it's Reception
General Dix and JeG Davis.

The Chinese Embassy and it's Reception
General Dix and JeG Davis.
PARIS, Feb l, 1869.
General Dix, the American Minister, yesterday re-
ceived Hon. Arson Burlingame and the Chinese Am
bassadors, with their suite.
The Princess Mathde gives reception this week
to the Chinese Embassy.
A report is current that General Dix protested
against the unusual honors with which Mr.. Jefferson
Davis was recently received at st. Cyr while on
visit to the military schools there. II Is officially
denied by the French government that the Minister
OF the United States has made any such protest.
Deiuand for the Re-esfablishment of DiplO-
matte Relations with Mexico.
PARIS, Feb. 1-Evening.
In the Corps Legslati the opposition speakers de-
mand the restoration OF diplomatic relations with
the Mexican republic, on the ground that French In
terests suffer by their interruption.
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Combtned
the execution Of ORDERS Metropolitan Job Printing Essab-
shment, 81 Nassau strecet.
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Words Of Wisdom for Young Men ON the
Ruling Passion in Youth and early Manhood with schc'p
for erring and unfortunate letter
lopes free Of charge Address Phiantros box r, Pha
dspha. Pa
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Patents Obtained with Great Despatch BY
MUM CO., 81 Park Send for law and Information.
frsa
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A.-.issisquoi Spring wntcr.-OnIy Known
remedy for Cancer aud s Dsessesof the Kiineys For
sale BY druggists Depot 5s5 Broadway. New York.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Probable Adjustment Of tire Turko-Greek
Dispute.
LONDON, Feb. ], 1862
a despatch from Athens dated yesterday an
nounces that majority Of the Greek Cabinet rave
decided to agree to the proposition of the PARIS Con-
ference. When the question was brought to final
vote four Ministers gave their vpices for signing the
protocol and three, including NJ. Bugars, the Presi-
dent OF the Ministry voted against 1t.
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"Bininacr's Old London Dock Giu's-A Pure
rin indispensable females good for kidney complaints
A. ~ BININ0ER 4 CO.,
Established l77s, 10 Beaver street, N. Y.
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The Famous Corner-05 Nassau street,
corner Fulton. The Metropolitan JOB Printing Esabshmen
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
70 attend meetings printed IN the neasesi possible manner
at hours notice. and twenty-five cent than
other similar In the city the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. Va Nassau street
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For First Glass Printing or Every Dc~crip-
ton 60 TO the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

Hazard q Caswelrs Cod Liver OIL is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-02

Established In 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment. 81 Nassau street
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CristadorOss UnrivnlIed Hair Dye.-SoId and
applied at No. Astor House. Mandatory 50 Maiden lane
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A.-Hazard 4 Caswelps Cod Liver Oil L.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
Snldnoii@e Na@rt@tem.

Or 9anfia8unsstaB If pom prdIbenten
Der Ser. @taaten auf Dcnnerfa9 ben Is.
&ppemter fefselest worben.
lteber cite ,te1te @eltitabt fanb am pori>
gen Dtenfas bic @oltsabaimmuns In Sub
ion g., 81. s., fatt, ndmli@ iber bic Tra'
se, pb bic in tteiem Gcunt9 ltesenben flint
@tdbte unb feds Scwnfbips (6ctofen, Ser
fey Gitp, 9ubion Gits, llnicnbia, @ef o.
bpten, @eetawfen, Bergen, 8a&on Gtt9,
@reenptae .c.) tanftis eine ein,ise erobe
@tatt bilben 1pQen. Der Tldhenraum bic.
fer prrjeetirten seuen @eltfabt, ;pifAen lem
Ya6aie, unb benz @ubion selesen, tpirbe IA
Meilcn lang 81 bis 5 Mei1en brett fein, be-
beutenb srDber, ais bas Mreal Der Stabt
Stem gorf. @ie .puroe cine btnlln9lia srpbe
Battlefront baben, UNI ais @eltbanbelfaot
Dem bena6barten Mem yprf @pncurren5 3u
MAIDEN, wdbrenp fe fur 8tnnenbanbel ais
Gnppunft bon a4t 9rpben Giienbabnlinien,
peit tpidtiser perben f6nnte. Die sesens
tpdrtise @~inwpbner3aM Der prctecttrten
@tabt mag f9 auf 100000 @eelen belau>
fen. DAP friber ODER fpdter tas proieet st
elmer 8irtlidfeit rerben ptrb, ~5retfelt Nie>
manb, Der nur einen Blid auf bic &arte
tpirft, unb bic beranwa9ienbe Generation.
mag bic 3eit er1eben, no Nep yorf, 8ropt>
Jpn, unb bic @robfabt In @ubion COUNTY
.pas INNER lift Same iein tptrb - tn. &lee>
blatt BON @~rpsfdbten NIT pier Miaicnen
Gtnwcbnern iein tuerben, b. :. nit elmer pitl
eroberen Ginwpbnerjabl, ais bic beutise BON
Qonbpn. Gtnfweilen faeinen bic sen1atbli'
den Ybilifer bon 9obofen unb l1msesenb.
nod nidts DON Der @eltfatt tptFen gu MOL
len, benn wdbrenb bic Stdbte Seriep GitY,
@ublon City unb Bergen fur bic Gonfcliba>
tion fimmten, fpra@en i& 9obcfen, 8a9on'
ne GttY, @eebapfen unb @reenptne baeesen
aus. a
Slater 9sa,intb 1T Netp Dort.-selten bat
bic prptetantifae preGe einem Sremben,
.pelder ben 8pben bie1es Qanbes betritt, 70
sro6e MufmerfIamfett 3%uSetuenbet, mte BEN
befertirten GarmelitermSn4e aus parts.
&aum spar Is befannt se.porben, baB beriel'
be mad Mmerifa fon,u1en weroe, 10 traten
bic eifrisen Yaforsn Don Bottom auiammen,
uut benz gerirrten einen f:terli4en Gmpfans
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
Der Is +.
3eu9nif aus repub1ifanif@er
Guele.

Die vgleu l1lia got" fdttbert BET Der 8e-
ipre@uns Der besorfebenben @%erbfwablen
bic I'm r%epublifantiden Eager pprberrfAenbe
S%tintmun9, wte folst:
Dem aufmertlan,en Bepba4ter fam es
nt4t entseben, baB bic a1senaetns 9beilnab'
me an ben bepprfebenben Wab1en cine &c.
rin9ere unb BEL tpeitem penieer entbuiiaftide
IL, mte es In frlberen Sabren Der SAT- war,
ia, tab f9 In ben MaGen Der Republicans
i&en @timmseber, gang Defenders Der but
fden, etne sewife @isaimmuns uno llnsu>
friebenbeit einseiAlt&en bat.
Den @auptsrunb btefer Grldetnuns slau'
Ben MIR In iener Iblpannuns fneen au bir~
fen, nelde bic sepDtnli9e Solse purausse>
sansener Iufrtsuns 1T. &nsef9ts setpat'
tiger Gretsnide, bic rings UNI es Der I'M
@anse tparen, MneeT@ts grocer gstnei>
pten, I'm, bic Is f9 banselte, betbeiliste f&
SABRE binbur4 bas I'M republifanif4en Qa-
ger sefdaarte golt AT ben Sfentli6en DIM
gen nit etnem offer, wel&er NIT benz Guf>
sebot oner fetner &rdfte an eine pabrbafte
M~ufopferun9 freifte. &ann man IS mad
elmer folden anfrenBenben G%betlnabme, I'm
9inblid auf bic sesentartis b%etebenben
@erbdltntHe, in Betra&t bes sertnsen, pratt
ttlden Qobnes, mel4er Biz Jest nod BEN
gplte fur ~iabrelanse Iufopferunsen u Spell
sepprben IL, anbers %ertparten, ais ba6 A9
baGe1be sesenaber alien 9aransuen fetner
profefTone1en @plttifer, ,temlt4 fabl per>
balte unb bic 3dnbe ernibet unb pftrnals
nit 11eberbrub unb Wiberutle In ben S4opb
lest? Denn farpabr an bic @te1e Der fri
teren sroben Taetpren polittf&er 3%bdtisteit
1T bod tetn ein3tser neuer grocer @ebanfe,
fnb muir einise absenubte &tbensarten, fnb
&tn8e, pftmars re9t e%prrupte-
setreten, pelde aue iene Grrunsenf9aften In
ibrem etn3tstn, tpertben SD anmablt& 3u
beponirtn elauben, cine @anbpoQ grocer ts.
Tlbrsr, bic F4 in tbrer @erriderrole sefal>
len unb iene 3ablretden, tn iebem Mefe f4
brettmadenben, tleine @erne9rpben, pelde
ben Seufe1 unit etn prtneip seben, fonbern
MUIR fets, ben Bin. unb Der madelnben Brpb>
torb Dor Musen, ben sreben Q:ttbdmmeln,
ibrtn @n%abenfpenbern, bura Did unb Dunn
nadflabafern.
l1nb ba fol- mat, mod n@urrab" f1reien,
tpenn Elm DING, weldes I'M pplttii4en eeben
domination bsibt, I'm Drabtsieberpes seirt
wprten 1T unb gum Soften auf Der 9plfstafl
auf9etra9en tpirb"
@enn rabica1e Stimn,er1 uber bic 8sr>
~ualtuns ibrer partei Elm icl&es gebamra>
unssurtbei1 ta1en, bann bebarf IS pabrli4
feiner @trSme bemptratti9er Iinte mebr,
I'm, benz gpltt III aetsen, bab Is lei4te @abl
BAT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Gin ntuer 1unne1bru9 erfptste
lesten Mittmp9 swifden @ennepin unb Mi>
eoaet Sslanb, inbent Der Strcm BON
Der Minneapplis tpte BON Der ct. MntbcnY
Sette NIT GROCER @etua1t in ben Iunnel
bran9 unb bic Dammbauten aerfSrte.
S4reden Yerbreitete iid infclse befen unter
Der 8epSlferuns Der %senannten Stdbte unb
es wuroen fofcrt gprtebren 9etrofen, I'm,
benz Ginorinsen bes Strpmes Ginbalt gu
t3un.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

an Der pfcrte bes Yrotefanttsuus ~ beret<
tert. Dtt3tatfa@e alein senist, un, 3a 3ei>
gen, tte bic @esner bes Ratboli3ismus ben
Nbfaa 99a3tntbs aus1esen unb tpas fe Don
tbn1 ertparten. Sn3miiaen 1T berftlbe III
Ne1p gorf an, lesten Dtenfas ansefcmmen.
gSenn man ben 8asesbldttern @lauben
i9enten bart 70 bdtte bsrfelbe fi9 sesen>
uber ben :3uorinsli6feiten BON protefanti<
l9er Sette f4 babin a%usseproden, er babe
tetnestpess aufgeb6rt ben r6mi11 fatbolts
t9en @laubtn 81 %befennen, nur fei er ntdt
-ultranaontan. Sc 1T berfelbe 1ntersateb,
tpelAen Der uns1adlide Mann 3nilAen lei>
nen @ni4ten unb @pms Mutoritdt in BEN
perSfentli&ten 8rteft a%ufReGt. SIM usbri.
gen iaeint er ni&t seionnen 3u fem, G9 fur
protefanttfhe Speculationen CUR @dau ftel,
len 3u 1aGen, ionbern f4 auf amerifaniidem
Boeen ~ ru9iser Beftnnun9 erbolen ~ mol.
len. .s
SIN st. 2onis, Mo., tuar rorise @c&e cine
eonpention BON Dele9irten trldnbif6er &C.
metnben aus perfaiebenen @taaten perfam~
melt, UNI f4 aber bic T6rberuns Der Gin
rranberuns BON Srldnbern au beratben. Be-
falo0en purbe bic @rlnpuns elmer @e1eQ>
faaft nit etnem Capital Don 2 MiQionen
Dollars sum 3wede BON 2%anbanfauf bas
AT irii4e G%inmanberer pieber p~erfauft tper.
ben foQ. Scbalb bic 3eidnunsen ten Be-
tras Don 100000 errei6en, fo1 bic @eleQ>'
f4aft tbre Operattonen beginner.
&us @tseoufu. - SIN Ssfcl4 trannten
far3li@ Yter3ebn @ebdube nieber; bas Teuer
stns Don Der @anterihen Gpotbefe aus unb
fol- Don Branbfifern anselest sepslen
f:in.
Muf benz MtGisan @ee tpurte Elm cana
btides S4if bur& ben Sturnt neuli9 ura-
9ef9lasen, tppbet Der Gapttdn, Der @teuer<
mann unb 3wet Matrofen ben Sob in ben
Tlut6en fanben.
Sdneetirtne tperten BON ct. 2cuis,
georia, Cincinnati, QpuisptQe, Smabu,
Springfield &c. beridtet. Der Binter 1T tn
Sainots, MiGpurt unb &anias einse3psen,
mebrere 3oa tcber S4nee eefa1en.
,Sn ct. Yaul ~erfreuea mir uns nod hes
Snbtaner Sommers.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Mri9bt County. - Der teuti4en
bemotrattiaen unb Defenders Der tatbcliiden
8ep0lterune biefes COUNTY brinsen mir bic
Ganbieatur bes @errn g uswtller fir
bic @teIe zines &esifers Of Deebs In Grin
neruns unb MAIDEN le aufmertiam, bab Der
ielbe bas 9ertrausn fetner @abler reatfertt>
aer miro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Mower Counts. Demptrati1@ts Sidet
fur bie1es County: -,
Nepraltntanten-@. 81. Cameron Yon Mu-
tin, z. 6. gearee pom MnarnS.
@@abmeifer-S. ". @idof spn Sc @oY.
Giert bes 0eri9ts-G. s. Vabbod BON Mu.
tin.
County, omn,ihdr - s. u. Carl, lI>elpbs,
u. s. PORTER, non Sc &oy.
rt-GommiGar-G. 9. Glart ron Aufiu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

@ttarnS GpuntY.-Das bemofrati.
i9e Itdet empfeblt folsenbeG anbibaten, bej
wel&en bas bsutl4e Clement trsfFi9 pertre'
ten if:
SIR Senatpr, 8. Dtfrtct - &. 81. &i9'
arblon.
Sur @epraentant-S. {. @ilfpn.
Sir Sdasmeifer-@. @an3.
SIR &estRratpr-S. 3app.
SIR Vrpbatrtdter-Q. q. Gsans.
Sur @beriH- 81. Mtd1ep.
SIR County. &nwalt-G. 81. Wri9bt.
Sur GountY.S urpeppr-N. entity.
Tur &prpner-B. Sperbed. ~.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Sn Blue gartb County murben 10.
rieen mittuv9 fir So, 1866 S9uIdnbereien
Sertauft; BET wreis nariirte BON 6 ;u s Dollars
per Nder.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Inter Der bemotratti4en gerwaltuns 10.
Nete Is bic Steuer3abler etras lber einunb>
a9t3istauienb Doaars, unter ber rabtealen
6erridaft ba9esen fieeen bic 5taatsausga~
ben Don $4,000 Bis auf bic enorr1e Gum.
me BON $762,315. Yraft nun, @abler bes
@taates Minne1 Dta!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

-A9ttattpn.-Sn Seott
County perfammelten d4 lesten Monta9 bic
Semperen3ler, UNI li4 iiber Elm @ab1hdet III
beratben. Gin folaes purbe benn aud I'M.
abbdnsis Don Der republifaniiden @ab1ife
aufsefeQt, ntdtiowobl In Der Musf4t auf
einen etsencn @ablles ais I'M ben @abiea-
len gu aeisen, bab fe tbr 9idtt obne bic
2emperen3brisabe nt&t bur@sufesen permS>
gen. Dieb aeist neuerbinse. wte unbtsrin>
bet Der Gorpurf ii, ben rabifale gldtter Der
bemofrattiaen Yartet MAIDEN, ais ftdnbe bic
ie III g%erbtnbune NIT ben 1emperen3lern.
2estere fdlasen ia TIRE etsene Babn Elm uno
tbre @eee finb ntdt bic Der Demofratsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

SibleY GountY bat folssubss bemefra.
tide Gidst auf3eReQt:
Sbei6-y. 6. Bray.
S9abmsi1er- 5eur, youns.
Glers oes DiQriftseri9ts-5. &. @ileer.
County MtturneY-Gemuub Nef.
Sutse Of prubate-G. M. Gatbau(e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Sn Tartbault Counts 1T bas
perl5nli9e Gtsentbum mad ben Qtfen tes
Counts Mubitprs auf 526,36s Dollars &C.
cL.hk
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

ais tudtiser 6ausiba: fir bic
@teas zines &ssi1er # Gsvos in e cottG Q.
pirb 81. 5ermann 8aumbagen in
S5atcree emrfoblen unb sspar srn Gbrenmaa-
II ern pbne INTERRUPTED Der Tartei. gr bat lid
rdbrenb bts arieses als padsrer beuti@er ga
triot berdbrt uub rerbient nun uni ou,ebr, bo6
Der @taat, fir ben er f& s%ecpfert, tbm nun aud
tnr& eins pa6enbe SteQe cine sei1&erte @rifens
sepabrr. 81. 9aumbasen beist bic erforberli-
den Giaenldafttn poQ1dnpie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Wixunau u. ct pettr Gi6entabn.
3use bieltr Babn seben u reeelmabis mad
Sanessile, etua % Meilen pefli9 spn Dpa-
tNnnh.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

SIN Manfatp faner, td9ltA 1910
2abuneen @ei3en an. preiS 60-70 Gents
per 8uftel. s.,
Die am lebten Mtttpp4 bier perian1'
n,elte bempfratiide @cnpentipn bef4lpb, fur
ben {edsten Subieialbtfrtet feinen Gambia
ten auf3ufelen, lpnbern benz gplfe frete
@abl 3u laGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
gtrfau Son @taatsIdnbereten
fnbet auf ben. @ese Sfenaiaer Muttiun fat IN

PHoeI duI peM urge rNeH1ltWe1 *"'''pH Pa11 N
BEN ratbenannten Gpunties : 7tsEl
Watertomn. ..... Wabeira. Grettas. ben %. Stt.
Moper...... .....Mulin, Dienfae, 26. Oft.
Greeborn ......... Gilbert Sea, Donneraae. %. Ott.
Sberburne Git @iser, MOntag, l. Non.
@risbt..".....Bufalo Mittwp@, 3. Mop. -
@tearus.."...St Gluut, Donnerfas. 4. Nuo.
@%aibineton. ...@ tiQwater, Samfas, 6. Rop.
Gbiiasp :.-...Gbiiaso GitY, Montas, 8 Nou.
McGlecb .......Glenece, Jreitae, II. Nus.
Meefer. "...Gurref City, DienRaa, 16. Mos.
3anoiyobt ...... 8anbiyoti Donner(fas, 10. Non.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

@tnnebaeo Gitp wurbe veriSe Wo9e
BON gtubre&ern beimgelu9t, bic in mebreren
pGulern @elp &c. fablen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Dempfrattf6e unb rabtcale
9 ns.-Der yYipneer" tbeilt cine
intere7ante 3uiammenfeauns Der Iussaben
fir bic @taatspertpaltuns wd9renb Der leb'
ten iebnSabre nit. sic lieftrt Elm belebren'
bes @ednuasserempel fur bas golf. Qaut
ben 8a9ern bes Staatsi@asmeifers beirut
gen ndmlid bic Ausla9en fur bic @taats>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
@eldes itnh bic re&ten Ganbinateu?

@el@es jino bic re@ten Gamoinatem?-
Mntmprt auf btefe Trase fnbet ltpar
ieber 2eier In bent auf ber febenten @eite
biefes 8lattes abeebrudten bsmpfratif4en
Gidet. Adein te ndber Der @ab1tas teran,
riidt, befo mebr ptrb I'M @ebetmer babin
semtrtt, ~etnselne Der Don Der bemofratifaen
@pnsention anfsefetttn ganbitaten bur&
anbere ;u erltssn. Man flast aber einen
sewi6en Sting" uab bilbet felbft etnen fol-
den Sting" btr nur ben 3wed baben lam,
Der bemotrattiaen Yartet eine Mteberlase III
teretten. Deeba1b sebietet bas poblperfan>
b.ne Sntere6e Der Democratic, bab iebe
3erplitteruns Der &rdfte sermteben ,perbe.
Das COUNTY wie bas Staatsttdet empfsblt
uur Mdnner, wsl9e bes gcltsNertrauens
murbis Inb, unb bic beutiden &atbpliten
insbei pnbere baben @runb, Mannern, wte
6errn Gaspar SatertA ais StaatsfAaB-
meiiter unp Germ 9aul Taber ais Nitslieb
Der 9esislatur ferner.6errn Saecb Mainser
ais Stesiiter Of DEEDS unb @rn. S. @ptel ais
County gomnilicner tbreS timme iu seben.
Sltet euh alip Dor ieber3eriplitteruns, benn
fe arbeitet muir benz @esner in bic @dnbe.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-08
SOLUBLE MANURES.


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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-08
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:. ssfssn Psosls Win Fsif.. 7 ~ 81
We INDY go throash thowOrid, bat twill be
~ slI very slow .,4 -" :.a E@ Adm, I'D "
Ven be- worried and frettedy and kept ith 4
% lstewhHp $40 itlt.M aud gciiI .Tt-g r. gn,,
Forfmeddlesome tongues must have some
For people will talk, ybu know. 6,
4 quiet and modest, yoall have It presumed
You're wolf in sheeps clothing, or else you're
But : dont ont sst excited Lheep perfectly cool
For people will talk, you know.
II generous aud noble, they venture their
You'll near some loud hints that you're selfish
4 upright and honest, and fair as the day.
They'll call you a rogue, in sly, sneaking
! s,at a,.e For people will talk, you know.
And then. Il you show the least boldnesa of
Ora slight inclin alton to take your own. part,
They'll oal you an upstart, conceited and vain; !;
But Keep straight ahead, and don't stop to ex-
-, For people will talk. you know.
re, your COAT or old fashioned your
Some one. of course, will take notice of that,
Andhint rather strong that you can't pay your
way; 't.. : -
But don't get'excited, whatever they Say
.,aa' For people will talk, you know.
II you dresa in the fashion, don't think to es-
For they @iticise, then, in different shape;
You're Ahead Of your means, or your tailor's
But mind your own business-there's nought
to be made
rr.ry For people will talk, you know.
They'll net talk before you, but then at your
OF venom and slander there is never lack;
How kind and polite mall that they say,
But bitter as gall When you're eout OF the way
For people will talk, you know. ~,
The best way to do, is to do as you pleass,. ,..,c
Foss Jour mind, if You have one, will then be at
OF course you'll meet with all sorts of abuse,
But don't think to stop them-it amt any
For people will talk, you know.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-12
SPECIAL NoTsSE!

7y-E ARE CLOSING rP our BrsINfSs
w f,r ps.ou ion of partnership, and shall
y we No cfelii after ;his date.
AL parties i',d,h'-.'cl tn NJ viii 'l"nss mshe
Immediate settlement, and th'r'hv sa'" Get.
MASON 4 HUFF.
Carson City, februar. G, lSoa. h5u
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-20

Me-, Stephen Beatty after q short
illness died on Wednesday. His fune-
raj took place yesterday, the service
being held III St. Johns church. Mr..
Beatty, at the commencement of the
rebellion, enlisted As Il private i'll Capt.
Ritter,s company, Ninth Regiment.
He participated in the glorious victory
al Roanoke Island, and during the hot
test of the fight at Newberne, March
14th 1862, he received a severe wound
in the head. After sufficiently recover
ing, he was sent to bis home on leave
of absence, but on reaching home he
was again FRUSTRATED, and suffered with
terrible pains in his head. caused by
the rebels bullet. Mr.. Beatty was
never able. we believe, to ret'uH to his
Regiment to do active duty. lie leaves
a wife and seven children, v . are said
to he in almost q destitute condition.
Will not this family be remembered by
the chayitsbly dispose They reside
in Catherine street, near the Central
Railroad.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-20

psA- A gentleman has just arrived in
this city from Colorado, who has
brought from the minnesota mine
owned by the Reliance Gold Mining
Company, y specimen of ore which is
pronounced TO be OF q very superior
quality by most competent judges,
The company have now ready for
smelling, more than thousand tons of
ore, and they are constantly adding to
it. Much Of the stock is owned by res
identa os this city, and the mine prom
ises to be II source of wealth to al its
stockholders. The ore already out it
is thought, may yield Jifly thousand dol
lurS in coin.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-20

Saturday horrible affair occurred at
the wooden mill of Messrs: Rymond &
Co, in Cleveland. Ohio. A girl aged
about fourteen was engaged about the
carder, when she was caught by the
hair and drawn as far as her head could
go without crushing it. Her cries
brought assistance, the machinery was
stopped instantaneously, but it was
from twenty to thirty minutes before
she could be extricated, the machine
having to be taken entirely apart be-
fore her hair could be disengaged from
the cylindrical round which it was
wound.