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xLurns 6aue~.
81 :. 500. Bea.9ratt.stro 8

Wr. SUI, WfNsYraffsStrake. IT
Ret Srn. Wtpmentbp in Der r5prnsSaut1, Wr. 800,
NBcit. Tlatt.Sir.. finoet id iest alabsnolid cine sroBe
Wtcnidenmene aus auer Stdnben Elm, I'M Der aiiuiia
~lsriainire Ga Ttohs ben ~ssrtbten 9rttut Der Nnertsil.
nuns Su sonen. gDabreno or. Ga gtods burd isiucn
unsrm nil liden 9pib bic Sn,ddusr I, felt. ernanesln bic
1inotnpen 9oupieis Der 6rau Ga Rpte ebenlo iueniq,
iie bic 9rn5l0len 3anje ibIer 9pdttr. i5rl, bertha, ID.
rem Ginbrild 3u %oerfcplsn. Ste Wiuff 1T in iebr suten
SGnosr. nnb pitb, ME mir bbren. Der bsiannie 6ldpier.
Wirtupie &r. Sdiler bel Srn. Wlomenbp ben SirieenI
cnfiab idlpinsen. IS 1T iumit CT einsin eau, Ours
treitlidfn nenlenbls" nidt gu awsiieln.
Wis untet boltsree uno Seii9fn6Be giooitdt ssbt Jest
has pplittide Snttrmtlo: sNuf nut ct. &elsna IL oolr
m so muRie e. ipmmen |" hbsr bic Yiihne.
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Naibcr's Sbcpu

bat tpieosr einen 3utpads erbaltsn, unb sluar
s,neu beosutsnOen on ben Sduaerinnen Srau
Boomers II. 5rdul. 0icturia Soparo. IuBer
neilslbea e~rireuen iid Die Samen Bertha
@lauB uno Die 9erren &C. &oIiNstD unO
5. S6miot Oas Yubl,fum our1 ibre :%.elunee
men SOlos uno Guiemble YortldBe. Ser
Srsub. Sight ipielt ieBt ni9t ntebr nm &bein,
ionoern an Der Seine, uno mir 9lauben
unO bpffen beiiimlnt, oaB Sr. Rpiinsfp re9t
balo @ele8enbeit buben uiro. Die Scsne nab
benz Bouleparo Mt II tmart n
Yaris 3u oerle9en. SnB es bann Dem bras
ben &s8ifeur an einem Rieiene,folee nitt
feblen piro, iisbt pObl SeOer elm. AlIo auf
nab Yaris
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RaSume N. Gur'B SnOirnil6e RrfHz
ter s$infiur
1T bic ar6ste Blntreinigerin SeS
hruti0pn &CQe6.

bar, uno ptcIe mtrfipurDtoe ocilHngrn bat file teUerf,
Teutai. On Tufantn non WrIrllgti, RheIntdttsnlus,
SduG6s unb in Der 6but in allen arGStbetten, .Dtlde
BON unreinlidfsttrn i'm Ylutf beritammgIi. retnl9t ne
oaNtlbe, uno isut nr irtbtre StdrIe pes Spi''lls tute'
Der Der. Vile, wcthe mt lolbGH Hsbell bepatset fno,
ioutcu oisie WttbtiIu Deriudeu
gu baben bel Shum fen X Sipd, aB. %. Srorau
s Bruber unb allen Sroguiucn, Ionic Cti BEN ,SlSent
tbtimer. gr. 1853, 9h.BaltimorsftraBe.
TVUoiI II I n q
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syIarenresN sWialdinc

@infdd. Santrbaft. ELEGANT.
aanft lei6t nno gerduihlps.
2eidt 8ebanbbabt fir jebe Mrt arbeit aue arbertn
W1u1Hinrn an Glattijitat Ger Glide tbertretteuo.
Slorence q, erfoufsjinnsr
6tetmauttrs2 eInpel, 1854
(5ulil5. 3Ittel ber. 40. gsptbsGbagtesAr.
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StQOt Baltimore.

Gs-Bur ote 0eripnnoctcu nup
Wtrtipeu unb @aitcn BON ecfauc
nenen beutidcn &ricgern iie9t IN
unierer 0Epeotttpn cine Subtcrip
ttpnSllfte auf.
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ion Yi6p errei6t baben. Gin gerhtt sebt,
Dab bel 9baIons elm @efe9t Itu~ttgefunoen bat,
Yarts, 20. auguft.- SIS niro erS6blt,
onB 9efern (6reitas) Dor GbalOns ssidmpit
pOroen IL. OffiJieles oarlber 1T ni9t 6es
tannt. (BePsi&e Oss yR.sD. perolo.O
Basaint in Tacs cinseid,l, Tcu.
Sa5olne Ut nab WteB 8eIIt0et porosn.
Setne atn1ee 1T eln9sidlonen. Gr fam Der
SapltulattoH ni6t mebr entgeben.
gtopoieun's abcaufms.
gtan er5dBtt, 0GB Napoleon gu 9unlten lets
nes Sobnes, nit Der &aIisriR aIs 9te0entin,
ab5uoanten beabit6tigt.
giepUlutiond,c arnbscbunaeu
duBeTn lt1 aut Dem SOulspGT0 UtUat Ntartre.
in BrioatbriefeH aus Yaris netoen nit 0etplBz
belt cine Grbebung unO Die Sertreibung Der
8onapartes, lotpie bic Grnennung Sro6t's
gum Sittator uno Die epentuele QBieoereins
ieBun9 oes Sauiss Orleans 0orausseiust.
Gin DiiniftcrpCGjiel
mlro als beporte9eno beBGupIet. 8biers uno
aHOcre S~rleanllten ioaen IN COS Utlniiterlum
sintreten.
SnInborsinat:pncn Der Carrie Mobile
~ @balo1s BADEN IN Der &gul Ita%tigeTuuoen.
Sic ioa nab 9aris Suriid8eihidt unO unter
ole JortlfitatlOnstruppen Oertbeilt peroen.
(gBie molten Ie es MAIDEN, UNI in Yarts no9
Uor ben Seuiihsn Gr3utomrlen! y. Ro)
Sefreid) unb 5tdlisn
tno BON Der RaIiettn um onlte an8sSan9en
poroen.
Rdpplrpn tootf .
paris, 20. Augult. Ser pariler A9ent
Der saIIociirtsn Yreiie" ia9t, OaB ale 8erihte
bejagl,9 elmer Rrantbeit oes Satiers unbs:
9rhuost iino.
2ouOOn, 90. ausuii. - Dem @eriibte,
oaB Der &aiier in Hbeims bel elmer dr3tItbeH
operation 9eitorbsn. pel6es @eribt fur Den
ganJen Gag i'm llmlauf mar, 1T bis ieBt mob
Rlbt pioeriproden iporoen.
Sornirtbeit franI6 Hidbsr Sduern.
Son0on II, 20. Au9ult. Sn Der Senoee
ttno ernitli6e unruben aIsaebroheH. WtaH
bot ben o~orti9en oummen 8auern peiB &c:
ma6t, oaB Der Rries ein0teli9lOnstrie8 iet, uno
habsn bereits ernittIhe SOliltonen oeBbalb
ftattSefunOen.
Sranfrei6 nil Feiren 6riceen.
parts, 70. Au9uit. = Sas #5our1al beg
Debats" rpeiit bic en9liI9en Yermittelun9ss
uOri3ldge ais ~por3eitig aurRf. &dmpfen unO
nitt Spre1en lit ieBt Die Yfliht. 8a aber
6rantret9 ieBt ta8Il6 Siege Beminnt, 10 toer'
ben aud Observation-Disclosures balo m68lib
iein. (sic)
Die prmftd,m 9irierpeu.
Sonoo II, 70. Au8ult. Sie an oeriHtes
Otnsn Stelen in Serettlhait itebeuoen preuBts
ihtn HeIerpen betro9en 200, 900 Mann.
@rin; sricerid, 9arl it mid)t oeripuHbst,
oas 9e8eRtbetliue Seriibt ut untpabr.
Gin fdbGncs 9Sprt.
Berlin, %. Au9uIt. Das O~ifiliele
Organ iaat beute: sSbUobt Seuti9ianO bic
eOelften S6bne, peI4s es beitBt, p~erlisrt, 10
tn e. bod eli Grpft, gu tpihen, caB OerS REG MIDI
oerseblih 9eliibrt miro; oaB er 9efibrt MIRO
9sgen cine Raiton, Die l6on u~nIeren Yorfabs
rem als anmaBenO betanRt mar uno utl9e
uns ~urierer i4Oniten Yropin5en beraubt bat.
Sott pirO oenROnis in ben Stano ieBen, M | t.
ten in @uropu einen oauernOen
6rieoen IN D I a lteines sceini9
tie n Seut 9lan0's - ben @runos
ftein NO brerM Treis
belt, 3u errthten.A
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SGuelles unO iig r @eilmittsl sesen
WcdjIelsirbcr.

tiniere Bedbfetfeber : ~ ebi,in. Die Yfanjtutn.
YtQe, idlaoet nienlals unb tptrr aebraudli, lptr arsepie.
len, iiriri etiutB lno brinet 9eben unb Ton i'm Vtasen
nno has sanjs Spiem burd, ietne trGttise Wiriuns.
osis 9ranitstt, ipnosrn turirt bisislbe fir INNER. tn-
oem fe ME nr ode bsrielbstt ~innerbalb 6 Stunosn euts
fernt. fBprib's ssfotmndlpfe ssnr m fanetss fir
ainpsr, elm tt0ueb unb eriolareidlts Wiiitel. ptl6es tie
srrue eN,u. asdte Wtorriiou's Pilsn, birett bon Son.
DON %importirt, bel Sarris, Rr. 8, ShsRaltimpre.
fraAe, lSuIi23 lYHt.l
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ST. W, ShiberS

o~tsrtrt erpBs gprtbeiis. inbem sr belle GebiTe, rpeIh
plf bic natarltdsn ausi.ben. fur $40 einlebt aud sieb
CT 3dbne obnt allen S6tnsrl In tstnen, Sirsau ber.
263. Sltblthraxe, nabe Der YenniQlpania'Ao aus.
(5uni22, oYis.l
Gs- 8s fwrtnt py,naDe unslaublid,, oab .
~strirefen Sdmers ~ausIieben lam, aber CO If nidItsbstos
member ,pabr. Gin turJer tiBer SdIaf. Elm arstnebmtr
3raunl, uno fptnn Der patfnt erpadt, bat CT beu
idmerJbaittn CABIN riclt mebr. Der 3oiior TT oudj
elm seididter s%Bunoarjt uno oerrittet ale Sptrationen
in ieiner Brande Iebr eelGidt. 8Hreau Rr. 90
AZ nrhs W nj nrrt n feunii7 3yDtfl
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Neacrc Standardization aus europa.
6 inge9au9en an 9 onnabenb M
Saue 0es Sases.

Die ar6ste Shlaat Ses 8rieee8.-
Gotale ~Sficeerla9e Der Tran5o'
fen. Sin neuer rubmppller
Sie8 Der Sentfhcn @affen. -
SDni8SSilb.im eeaenW rfd,an
Sa;atnc. 10000 Wann Cob
te uns Sertpuneete. - 8asaine
mus capitultren. Rapolecn'S
Sturs. Harts nod eS1a d.
riht. 4ariS ut f6laHps. -
Scmbaroemcnt pom Straf'
burg.
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81. d. 8. Enrnnf.

Wr. IS, Wurb.SIbertDhraHe, Baitiin0ft,
iptu 6lO6 Strnfe JahiTu, lDtuu ct @Hgbrtiftstttt, Sats
r0brtrattsg int ilnouns, bsgtunrnoe shDtnoiuat. aurss
at9nts,eit, gfrtuft Der Stinu1s, @atGrrp unb aus 9etS
ota oss palits, bIr 2un9s, her SGrnluege. oS Biltts,
Der paut, Shrsniuuien Spspepht, Qbaheriuht, 5G@
morrbotbtr, RbtUmatiSmus. Sfrppbsln, Sioenlhip1s
User mi, bier ntbt anstflhrtei 9eiOtn bebofttt tn. IOdte
ni9i osrgefeH, rat Br. Grant ale Icbti btiIt,
ute ne nua hetBeu Ino bsi@ufttR ietn mogtn. Sr be-
iumt bt Arauleu bel SGQ uno bet 9saut. Qprt27,15)
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Spnis a9ilbelri an bic 66ui9in Wuguae.-SRub,
Etidltr Siea Ead, 0. ftiinriaer 2dllndnt.

80
Estd,tr SIe9 Ead o '~itiineiser 2dbiaht.
Serltn, 20. AuBuit, ~ ubr Worm. -
Ser GOnig Wilbelm Don preuBen bat aus
benz 9auptquartiere folgenoen Beridt iiber bic
S6latt an Die Roniain ausuits telesrapbirt,
Der beute Woreen bier einsesansen 1T. .
spauptqunrtier Der preuB,iben armse i'm
6elOe,
&e5anb;le, Is. Nusuf.
Wtr ftno abermals iie9reia. Sn Gran3o.
len, tpelbe cine itarfe Yoiition fpeItlib Don
UtsB belest blelten, nuroen beute unter mel
ner Ssitung an9egtifen. unisre Sruppsn
9tn9en tpader ms 6euer uuo fohten nit gro
Der Srapour. Ra6 elmer Shla1t, pelte ldn:
ger ols y Stunoeu o%auerte, parien mir ben
6eino aus ieiner 9plition uuo ihluaen ibn
~Oolitdnoig. Stine Werbtnoung nit garis 1T
ab9slhnilten. SD babe tnein Sauptauartier
auf oas S9lahttelo perfect.
(ss) 8ilbeIm.
3roeite Sie9esnad)rid,t.
Berlin, ~. Aus., 3 uqr U{oroens. -
Depeihen BON GROCER Wi6ti9teit limb aus benz
paupiquariier Der armee bier einaettpffen.
5olsenoe Sepsi6e sins beute Morssn Elm p:
Cine sroBe Sblabt wuroe am 9onner5taq
bel Re3an0ile gefhlasen. Sie Nttion nabm
ihren 4nfans am Wittpo6 Mora.n. Gm
abeno bate Die armse cine itarfe Yoiition aui
Dem S6lo6tfeloe iune. Nm Sonnerftaa
Vor9en puros Die S6la6t erneuert. Sic
5ran3oisn nlroen bon benz WarItaq Bas
Jaime commanolrt uno fdmpiten oerBmeifslt.
uniere Sruppen bieIten eesen Die peridieoenen
Attaden tuoder Stano. Ser &f NOR bill,
39 uno rai'te 10 Stunoen lang. 8ei'm Gin.
btute Der yiu6t tDaren Die 6Inn3oien unter
Wtalldaa Su3aine tUtal aei9lagen. auf bel
oen Settsn itnb 10000 9Obte uno Ysrpunoes
te.
gHtr baben 5oblrei6e q ~fnnaene gematt uno
otels tronjohl1s &GnOnen srbeutet.
Ser Sonig pon prtuBen lsitete tpdbrenb Der
gan3en sfla4t bic Senesuneen Der osuti9en
Armse perIDnlib.
Stne brittle Sepeide.
&onbon, 70. Au8ut. - Das ssoloeube
1T cine ~oiFjiele 9epei6e bss S6niss 9eiibslm
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Der bis gum 70. aua. bel benz Sen. :Goniulate
oss ROrOOeutider Bunoes fur bic 9tnterblie.
bsner Der i'm &rieae 8efnlenen seleiftsten
Ei%naahlunnen =:

3u'amrCn.. $50. S5s, BAL 81
Der RtrsH l. bon $4,000 am l6. GuOuf 1T beute Elm,
EImeNe bon $4,000 9rtol8t.
Hbitn9, Sen. .GonIut.
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GanbetSs un0 ~Itnonss8crt@te.

Grdutfurt a. W., 20. Nusuit, abtnos. -
Der. ct. ObIi9atinreu fdloN fen tu 9-S.
PartB. 20. augatt, dbeuos.-oOri, ihloB fh.--
asnttn O. 5ranes 40 atntimes.
9onoon, e. 0u9.. NbeuDs.-9oniols 81 Xbdar;
ON duf Goutp. q. OF. DbIigationtn '62r S64; '65r
aIte, So; SIT IS. 10-40er 50.
9ouOon. 20. Iu8utt. abos.- 9sin0I 80 PfO. 5 ed.
kaln ~ SD. 6Y.
9fperpooI, 20. auguf uos.-e&maIt 70 3d..
Rat. Stsiuol 10 v - Suttr 81 Sd, g.
per. 20. au8uf. AbOs.-gSetBts Normal.
SRtnol 4SH 6r.
Brsmta.H 20. Gus, - Ib,rOs. stttnbI 8 xbaI,t
10 0rote.
-Pombnrs. 20. Gusnf, absnOs.-ekinOI 10 Rart
3. IL 66tu.
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RGb MaidJiue
mietben MIL esrsefs ia ntdjt, BET Srn.
WCHenneO,
Rr. 18G, @ehs 6apettcftrase,
lprimfpredltn. ISL, 3.hh
RnIabaliS,
~VIUTAUuIIB,
bn8 nrnfc nmffimmen6e Wfittef.

Setu GtnfluB AMI Die Oerl6rtefetl Sale Spn 4tbeunldS
tisnus III in Der 3bat luunOrrbar.
yWem{on's Depot, 8n,, %. Npril 1869.
Wteine Serrsn - sd erbtelt hire ireunolttcn Setlen
Sbn,n oielmals, Ia i'd MID oug6 ocdtn gtbruu6 me.
irutIih erlcidtert iibIs SD leio. lett 8 Subrtn ar
RbcunIattsmus foouB neiue QauOe sur Set, ala i'd bic
Wts05tn beirqie, ben SbrtibcOtCHIt O~erluBtcH, lDeBbalb
mein Better fir mid idrttb.
so babe crit ? 6laidrU Der Nrjrci 9rbrautt. aber bic
Wtttuug lrar iplnoCbar. Sd ifreibe Sbucn lest ftlblt
uno beonIi be DlCRls mtinGs Yttters Niht mtbr.
Q92,4 4, G,S, 20O.2l -. u. c.
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sr arifgs Ma6ri9ten!


6roser Siee fur bic Scutfdbcn!I
COCO @attnnprer taben lid freiptaia ertrien
Or. 2aaslrD's 8ndD Mountain Iuais
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Il. Ndtnc.

acu, Sbmcr3, II ii Der Sruit ooer @als-
eni5iuOung! GGrl, iH6tTt Su ME @orbofeu
elmer QrauIan!sn &raniAeit, per S6pinoiudts
0tnn 10, jpiiis, DQR @s,tuuQ in 3eirfr Ndbe
ourb 81. % i a RS Y9it0 &irideR"
8alam if;. islbiqer bat III oiclen 6dlen.
100 ollie @oifnuu9 auige8cten mar, Die EetoeHs
DEN ppm Grade o%erettet. l90-S)
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Grth g. 6nntr.

Rr. IOs, NSeH.5 oItimurefrafe
iopit aus appibsier ostiGuien b~erieIbsn.
Sn uIsn Salons BON Der s&ieisn . SIaibe" p~erfautt.
m,,o 10 tJDt \
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BOY SeCUruues9 iuicritidjs


Die strJias YtoIbine. WClhe aue Nritu UtatsriaI fGIs
tlt opCr rGbt Die str5tse VII iainc. ptIde juiummtns
taBt, beiCst uno rdJt lu ~herIClbeu Sen nne ole Attt1
WatsrtaI pas 90 letui QttbIn psrnsn fam, rplt elm
fnfss Qdbeu. DertauisloIal in Sfr 35. RpTes
Sbarlesffrdse. t3ultl /, 3 WR4
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Sic gereD'ide Nadmaidinr

~ bic beIiebtehe in Fomtlien.
fur Sdneibfr. aletperrnudlr uuo Samtlttn.Nrbeit bic
@eriauit aui mona.ltte 3ablunsen Sa ben n~ieerieiisn
8aarpreiien
Yertoufsiimusr ser SO. Sfcrs.G barfss1rasr,
i'm 6teimGtrer Sp8enbduie. thug .lO.oWltf.)
sesr Sas WcGenblatt bes ,,Senti@eu
GarrripsnbentrH"
srJ&stnt itosn 5rsttae. Gs III einss Der sr6Btfn uno
reidbaItteTsn Bldtttr Der Der. CT. Sei unfsrn Era.
germ scmadbte BefeIunsen tssresn ~ s @ents
pro xSpcbs panfttid bsfprat. (5e-I
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llnicrc curogGiIbcu QcpcIhcu.

Bur Ginbnltuug Der rtdti9eu
aeIDenfp,gc lcic man ;uerft otCOc
prtdleG uuT Der lCetcHy Johann oIc
duf Der = uHb fhlieBlid Die Guf
Der 3. SrItcI
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u,rabToIssn. Dieter 1oni, be.pabtt bas GpItsm asaen
GridIaituus burd3 bic Sibs. uno eiebt Sidrie uno rsuss
9ebsn elmer eeidtuG6ten Contribution.
Or. 3tinssIntaun bon Neu. BORT last vGine osriaie.
c~snerttse prarts felt oisl,n 5abrsn bat mid ourd.
s.benos nit ben meoiIiuildeu Giaerihaiisn bon pielen
SeFtanotbstlen. aus pel@sn has ugtOdp Wountair Bit.
tsre" iuian,merseitst if. beiannt semadt, uno i'd iolte
eenien, baB ss nnmb8IiG iein ionnte, baB irscno Ses
mano, oehsn @eIunobeit ausrertten. hielen Gittertn
ssbrauaen ibnnts. cbne srbtblidsn Wubsn oappn AZ
%iphren."
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u.s. Gnfc unb rctdIidc Rabruue

brin9t hielelbe 2SlrtuuB aur elne ausss9ulfe
serie perlon beruor, bie Der y sruanih
Sat q NJ, elm eilentaltigss Eonit. auf bic
SAmaben uno 9.runtsraefommenen auslbi.
0erielbe madt Hart uno frdfttg uno petpans
oelt S6mdbe uno 2eioen in Stdrte uno &C.
...st.I ZION OntN
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afeactte 0epeideH nm aHOere Seridtt
Itsbs legtt SpGIts Der 8. Ssttt.
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ND- Sr. Sob. @ttinfon's Sdute
fRr &naben, @de Der Gutalp: II. Wlaoi
%ionitr., piro beuie, ben 49, September, ME
Der erDffnst. Scr auitalt lteben auBer Dem
Siretiur nod ihnf tiGtige Nebrer 5ur Settle,
Die iih bemlben fpsrben. aud oieiss Sabr o,e
Der Aniialt bepisiene CUNT 3u psroenen.
au6 in Der 0euiihen Sprade miro obne
Grtras 8ershtuns 9rinoiiber llnterr,dt er
ib,ilt. Bel Den so. Gbas, Reeie d Sobu,
louie in alien 8u1lGoen uno i'm S6uIge
bduOe liesen Bitten auf.
Hs- Ser Inter- DIT IN Dem tlaiii6en uno
taufmdnnii4en Snftiiute sSperlea" in
8 atpnsDille Wo, brainnt am o. Sep
tembsr. Sieie Anitalt iiebt ieit pielen Sab
rem i'm bsften &ufe BET Sung uno Ilt, unb
nit &tht; es miro einas Tldtises oorin se
lsbrt. Rdbsrss 1T bei'm ebrp. qaItor y.
". Gbeline. benz StuIoorlanoe, 81 trfab
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Mn,eine
0elher nnd Sentih(nnhl

SD babe 4nItalten aetroffen, UNI nab pie
Dor ilber @nalano dlc BEL mir ~dufee9es
bcnen 3ablun9cn na6 DcutIalanS
Al bcIOrgcn unO BON oOrt Out mlH 8e5os
gene NSrdieI plnttIi4 gu boaOriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-22

Err rlrOpdij6r Arirg.
Die 9r0Btc Sdluht OrS Srirge8.
Ectale TlicSerInoe ser T~ransoien,
NapOleOn'8 gtWr}.
SrnujOiiihcr ScIuit III OrCt Sngen
10000 MtNuu.
Iriub ordination i'm 2aaer.
Wdbruug in Earia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-22
Or. 0anslep Im @pmmantp
Gnn. nrn EInfMr

Sober gpOtb,tsr in Der etaSt TT ium Rttrpttrunas.
aesntsn ,rrannt uno ip!rp bet .sipdp wepuntaiH.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24
The steam ENGINE.

Any one who has ever felt like
questioning the fact that q locomo.
tive engine is among the marvel.
lOus creations of human skill, should
study the mammoth machines
which propsl the immense ocean
steamers like the Scotia ard the
Persia. Thsreis something aw-
ful in this ponderous iron anatomy,
as it throbs and sobs in the; bosom
of these huge leviathans. You
have only to know that the engine
of the Persia works up to three
thousand horse,powers, consumes
one hundred tons of coal daily and
employs sixty-two engineers, fire.
men and laborers, to form some
idea of its enormous Dimensions
and capacities. All this mass Of
metal, Of men, with seventeen hun.
dred tonsof coal (at the starting)
is hidden away from the passen-
gers, who rarely descend into the
Plutonian caves to see and study
the stupendous triumphs Of human
genius which is driving q ship OF
three thousand four hundred ton
mage through, the stormy and
treacherous sea. .ss, sss q
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A good story is told of a certain

A good story is told of certain
prominent railroad gentleman Of
the city of Philadelphia, who is
equally renowned for his ability to
give or receive q joke. G35
A Railroad employey whose home
is in Avon. came on Saturday
night 10 ask for a pass down to
visit bis family. "You arein the
employ of the raiIroad?" inquired
the gentleman alluded TO. "Yes "
"You receive your pay regularity"
"Yes.p "Well, now, suppose } ou
were working for q farmer, in
stead Of q railroad. would you ex-
pect your employer to bitch up a
team every Saturday, night TO- car
~ you homer" This seemed a
poser, but it wasn't. 'tNo," said
he promptly, 4 ,ronId noterpectthdt,
but If the farmer had his team
hitchcd up. and was going my
way, l should call him a ddrned
mean man, II he 'SOsldn't lst me
ride" LII,
Mr.. Employe came ont, three
minutes afterwards, with . pass
good for twelve months.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

"The stories you have been tell
ing" said a stage driver to q
crowd Of farmers who bad been
Dragging of their wonderful crops,
"shOw some mighty fine cultiva'
tioB, but l think / can beat you.
I have an aunt and her daughter,
in westfsld, Connecticut, who
own about half an acre OF land.
This land these twoi women pre-
pared, and planted il with onion
seed, and how many onions do you
think they got from itg' Many
wore the guesses, from five to fifty
bushels, and all the iucidents and
chances of onion raising were dis
cussed, when the one who pro-
pounded the question was asked:
"How many onions did they raiser"
mot darned onion" saidI he,
"the seod was boiled"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

A CASE OF DECIDED NoN,CoN-
N1rrAL.-Old Lady-"Can you
tell me, my good man, where 1
can find Mr.. Jones2' 2s1 eaf
Pat-"Sure, ma'an, I expect it
would be at his house ye would
find him." ..,,s~s~
Lady-"Does be live anywhere
in the street here2" g goo
Pat-"Sure, no indeed; its not
for the likes of him TO be living in
the street at all" 70 ''
Lady-sYou stupid AfelloN, l
mean what number does his fami-
ly stop at" s sf, .s7sz.5 sc.
Pat-"Now, ma'am, you have
me /; he has six, boys and four girls
already, but whether he names to
stop at that number" els 10
Lady-"oh. you bIOckhead "
Exit Old Lady in a tremor Of in>
dignation. l.--..------
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

Just before leaving Boston.
Prince Arthur sent to Miss Minnie
Sherman, daughter of General Sher'
man, . chaSte and costly gold me-
dalIion, having his likeness on one
side and that of Qneen Victoria
on the other. Accompanying tho
gift wa. a delicately worded note,
in which the Prince begged that
Miss Sherman would accept Of the
medallion as a token of bis apprc-
citation OF the generous bospitali-
ties he had experienced At the
house Of her father, and as a aslIghi
tribute to the beauty Of American
women, Of which she was so strlk'
ing an e7ponent.-PAfladelphia
Press. .a-97td 81
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24


A young woman named Mary
Maher shot aud dangerously wound.
ed ThomDs Wise, during the lprO.
gress of the service at st. Mary's
Catholic Church, in Piqua, yester'
day morning. It appears that
Wise had at one time been enga-
ged to Miss Maher, but had dis
carded her for another woman, and
that his intended marriage had
been announced in the church
that morning. The shooting was
done in the most deliberate man
ner. Wise's condition is critical.
Commercial, 14th. A uf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24
R'aHPsli sHI;E sEssS a.. Flss q

. /
A nhgnldesht piscS ol human
.hair--iha large., dneal and most
valuable In America -.-iap0F bang.
log Ia the window of 8Hohipaon
eco, 10 Canal 6Er6eE bear Broad.
way. II is Of . dark brown hue,
soft as silk, veg b seven 0aHces,
and is ~foorinches w length
five feet four inches. E OaiaIme-
diem sixvd womaH, this would
sweep the foors E Yh6 IOngest
piece Of hair on record, ,s<Siisisd
at the london Rxposition in 1851,
belonged 10 Leon Poliefy, oi Paris,
and was 70 2incbssih lsBgthaaThs
story Of this one that measnred
SIXTY fear inches is- rather roman
tic. IL came from the head Of a
SwsbiBn peasant girl, whoshadtwo
suitors for Der hand, ono poor
farm hand, who earned SIX kfeut-
zsrs q day, apdtthe oiherse rich
miller. The miller owned tho cot
tage ii which The Swabiah girl
and her widowed tmother lived,
and being as selfish and unsCrupu.
lous as be was wealthy, threaten
ed odriv6 Bis tenants eutof their
home unIcss his snit wns sueeeps-
full, although they bad already
paid part of tho price demanded
tor the cottage, aud were Esavlng
and working 70 pay the remainder.
In this emergency o travelling hair
merchant appeared in the village,
and sooner than marry the wealthy
miller, or, on the other hand, have
her aged mother driven from
house and homo, she determined
10 sacrifice her beautiful hair. 1t
was taken to the Leipsie annual
fair; sold therefor Sl75 to an Amer
lean dealer, and from bis hands
8s1nd is way idils present own.
eSs. II il valued at from s25V 10
s300.-New, York Times.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24
NOTICE.

DanielTroyer, OF the State OF Indiana, will
take notice that on February -, 1893, Vaien-
tine J. Troyer, filed in the Clerks offic q OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Fairfield county, O.,
his petition against him, claiming 10 recover
SID and interest from February !, 1868, for so
Robert curl, for defe ndant an as his surety.
An attNc b ment has been issued In said action
and do efen n dant must plead thereto on or be-
fore the 10th day OF March, 1870 ~.
,eta'l J.F. VANDEMARK, Clerk
Jan. ~, lS7ows. -r.f "a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-24

The branch railroad running
south from Truckee, California, on
the Central Pacific Railroad, to
Virginis City, Nevada, u distance
of forty five miles, was entirely
completed January 20, and a loco
motive entered Virginia City that
day. 21'' sH"