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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12
4 LLEGHANY Circuit Court, May term,
IA 1870-R. NJ. Ayres for A w. Hartman,

Margaret McCurdy-IN CHANCERY.
1t is adjudged. ordered and decreed that this
cause be referred to one of the Master Commits
sioners of this Court, with directions that he
law in the bill mentioned and also of all other
liens on the land in the bill mentioned,
whether by judgment otherwise, together
with an account of the fee-smple, and annual
value of the said lands respectively. and make
together with such matter deemed pertinent by
himself or required by either of the parties to be
stated in order 20 a further decree in this cause
And said Master may proceed in the absence of
either party, who shall have legal notice of his
primary appointment or adjournment and shall
fail to attend him, which notice shall be by ad-
vertisement in some newspaper in the town of
Staunton, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse of this county, which shall be equiv
alent to personal service on all the parties all of
which is adjudged, ordered and decreed accor-
dinghy. A copy--teste
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

FIRE-The photograph gallery of Mr.. George
Teaford, situated in the second and third story
of Messrs. M. P. Funkhouser & Co.'S storeroom,
ON Main street, opposite d. A. Kayser's, was de.
stroyed by fire on last Saturday night, about one
clock. The fire originated in secret apart
ment, between the 3rd floor and the roof, which
is cut off by lathe and plaster wall, and how
the fire was conveyed there is mystery. Mr..
Teaford WAS insured to the amount of 81, OOOOO,
which will about cover his losses.
The entire building was SO badly burned as to
require it to be reftted from top to bottom. 1t
was insured to the amount of So, 900.
Messrs Funkhouser & Co. request to re-
turn their heartfelt thanks to their friends who
assisted in saving their stock of goods, and to
state that they have removed their goods to
Brandeburgs corner, opposite the Va Hotel,
where they intend to close out their entire stock
at and below cost for cash.
This fire, from its central locality, threatened
to be one of the most destructive that has ever
occurred in our city, but. through the prompt
and herculean efforts of the Augusta Fire Com
pany, the flames were arrested before they reach
ed any of the adjoining buildings.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

N have made house planning a special study.
One built last season has proved model of con-
venlence, beauty and economy. Descriptive
circulars of Plans, Views, &c, with general in
formation of value to all, sent free. Address
with stamp or script if conveniently. GEO. J.
COLBY, Architect. Waterb bury, Vermont.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

rs The parties interested are hereby notified
that l have fixed on Thursday, August the 18th,
1870, at A M. as the time and my law office,
Covington, Va, as the place to execute the du-
ties required of me in the foregoing decree, at
which time and place they are required to at
tend ROBERT L. PARRISH
ju5-4w Commissioner.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

YES IA IS TksUE!-That toe Best Now
i ers-the Best Droppers-the Best Self-Ra.
kers to be found in the world are the Originu
and reliable Double Motion Efna Machines,
made by the 1ETNA MAN RING
CO., of Salem, Ohio. Send for Pamphlet con-
tanning particulars.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

(yOaI Oil Lanterns, and Screw top Goa
u Cans, very cheap at w. j. POINTS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12
and Sorghum Mills.

CUGAR Game and Sorghum Mills.
y Evaporators and Horse Powers, ernbodying
all the recent improvements and taking the lead
of every kind in market. Manufactured by
Either Sugar Sorgo Manuals for 1870 sent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12
SPITLER s. HUNTER.
Snow FLAKE MILLS. April II, 1870.

Messrs. Splitter & Hunter
Gentiemen.-I have used the Excelsior Reap
er and Mower three seasons, and regard it one
of the lightest and most durable machines in use.
| have cut 800 acres Of grain, grass and clover
seed, and have not paid out so for repairs and
is now in first-rate order. would not exchange
my reaper for any other that have seen in use.
Yours truly r S. HARNSBERGER
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

VAN IHESSk1HsS W IAN HED TOT uHCnl-
Z nelo the great original comic weekly pa
per. The first 10 numbers sent on receipt of 60
cents single numbers 10cts. Liberal terms to
agents. Splendid chrome premium to subscri-
bers. Address Punchnello Publishing Co., SO
Nassau st N. Y. Post-otfice bOX2 7S3
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12
n Livery Stables.

II ENNEDYss MEDICAL Discovery,
IA. Lindsey',s Rloepd Searcher, ,saAdford,s Liver
Staffords Olive Tar, Wine of Tar, Darby's Pro-
phylactic Fluid, at DR.. WAYT g BROS
nar22 Drun store
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

Enl7EG will pay for the New York
CUO y. Weekly Dollar Sun from now
to January /, 1870. One Dollar viii pay for the
Semi w eekly do. do. so cents month pays
for the Daily Sun. Address,
I. W. ENGLAND. Publisher New York.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

FHVO FARM EKS.
Il We will pay the highest CASH PRICE
for WHEAT and CORN. Apply to our Agen
w. FL. Watts--OtGce near the Deoot.
NAV 70 e +, HARMaN s. 90
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

y big's Nutritive Food, Chocolate Broma and
Cocoa at DR.. WAYT g BROS
n.srslS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

NAT ANTED AGENTs.-S2O Watch free,
w given gratis to every live man who will
net as sd s adr light and
dy s. Co., Pitts burgh, Pa
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-12

DAILING WTRE.-A good supply on
ED hand and for sale by
mayI7 WOODS & GILKESON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-01

ben Sobu oc5 Mtiniiters, 2otum mar 3Tar
b6Cbil freunoLib geWecn, abcr oicle 6reuno
lidlieit ,cigte lurhdhaIttuOe @oritht Str
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ters Sobu, nod als Oes Yrtnicn olItRtnuota
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tummsn AZ redt lOuoCrblrer 3.it blerbtr,
Serr GQpitin goMuDern Sic ii1 Hlbt, mcnu
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ldheln0e GberiGgermclter ibn entIanen uno
lie gGbeu ibm Wau6erlct Su otnisn. St0n0
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- @r bdttt i1 letot espiBbeit perihantn
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ben Nlttn battle un0 ien0ete hen 8rtef burtt
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Zoos 9cwOrfen ien lol uRO Die 3eit Oa 1T. mo
5sDlm Icn Tblil triift, weroe i4 ni&t be
Qau0 ots Werberbsns auibNlteu Wtnn
crnOIct nur, mas man gcid!tl -QHsnt Der vi.
ter pRit 1T, uerIaiisn lbu ole 3bierc, uno i'd
wtrot 0ebln, mo0iu MID Der 8eilt 81 aeBsn
trcibt 2tbe wobl! Sdamir."
Sur %crubiGung Oiente Das Nun 8cmB
R1l, Der Wulelmann ItbnIe augenlhetnib
ab, leinen Natsr ju wnrntu, obuobl er lai iu
wlNcn den, mas I'M gHc,tt iei, uno oaB cine
&Gtdrcpbt i'll E.ben Der 6amlIts bepor'tebr
Sie Sbmbworte lieBen Iugnr permutBen, 0ub
er 0au5 Darius oann UerlaNen, ollie Sreue
uAO Gantbarttt nor iid) lperien ppIle. ia midi
cinmai ietne grpBe GNbe gu Guowla tbn bier
al ptrbinoerl weroe. gu8en y, Sarfns bate
cine lBIolole Na@t.
QEsl beier bate atntB 6rie0ri6 !. aud
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8ermiIdte 9ScridJte.

Gin Yori d taG tir Span n.
gta1oem Die ipaniAt &tNteruna nun ieit r-
nem Sabre III ganl europa na6 elnem So
Mig eriudt uno bis itBt mob tetnen onfanoIs
gen Wnnn gtfunoen bat, Der bcrelt tudre, ben
0eiabrlitcn Yocn eiuiunebmrn, ni9hcn tplr
BEN 9Ioridjta0, Dem nIttn Gbui0 bon Sanrp'
Der bic Sronc unIubietCu. 8erIclbe III bltno
un0 iiebt folgliJ tidt mag IN Der QEelt Dor
gebt Gr lpartet 6Gber nod tmmtr aut etne
Q3ic0erberIteIlung Der altcu Bete6ltnilt In
0annoDer. Wieaeidt wHtoe Der Sbron, aui
BENT Die Siabclte aeitiien, oa5u bciirn9cn,
oaB ct has erltticne llnrtHt uerbmcrie. De
neral Yrim Witr6e oann aut bic 3o9o 8tben
noer ms GtUfer, um ppn ben rleiiaeu Vim
Itrensuuarn ots lttttn Sa6rcs ausjuruben.
9as otoepartcmen maht ioeben
tetannt, onB 3wiiAen ben Ver. Staaten nnb
ben WitOsrlauOen Gin Yotpertra8 abgeldlohen
lit, monad) Die Ratc Ar einia6es 8rielporto
0ui 8ri,Ie tiber @uGlan0 bon ID Gents aut 10
Geuls Berab0ceBt miro. Steie WaBregel trttt
AM |. t5cbruar in Grail &ie yiate fir Bel
iuugeu, NuGpodetc &c. blcibt in0eranoert.
8ouu. g8aGfcr BON Yir8inien,
ieit Drm 81. September ttnier Ben. Ganbp's
Grucunurg ais propiiorider @ouoerneur fun
oirenO, tctItrtc Snnnnbeuo nor Den NppeIIa'
tons0erifts Yorser gBillou9btD ben Nnttss
eo unD Wuroe bo0ur0 Iaitilber 8ouocrns,ir
oes Staates. Sobaie Die geirBgcbune Jn-
iammentritt, fol- bic f6rmIide amtsinitaIIi'
rung Iattfnoen; auf benz Yro9ramme itebt
en Snuu9urationsball
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Srtiin
9a D,rriiipie Fujigt Grtraft 80
eTriS g1crf1epfur.


Dttis haipont Otrdubsridr phdrut nrrrt gepopntt2
tn aleu psrlhtocntn Jotmen uuo anbsu sotpsritda
RraHfbtltru uHb anHtfungru. tS5.tA obst u4t, ais
Cautious id1l ldas, uHfdHa ber Gbwineftd,ts
Rbsumdfismus nnb slot.
&c 10 siH uRflblrt5 DOtbugtsRiitt! segeIi RfU'
rdtaif srppffSlmeri II. Rrrp I'll fdpdd DE, tAraHens
trdusbsitrn. ssber' Hnb RlsrcmFrdntbeittH ant
btr uringdHae.
BttNartenOtu GlgtuiAdittu btfebm Huhsii ts
mtiHer g6rodht
8ut6 btn Gsbraud bts 5rinH wIve sos Btut.
ptItS ole Uotru euthnrupt mo BIZ ylabrGra oeiiti=
ben H. gsrSiniAt poOHrt oas garlt psm gtlnnn trs
9alter pirb
Rit Gebrcsasnmu,'iuTa n Uoa Gr John EaUs
ttH5 bon 9nliimorg Yn.
3u tabrH tn atta ApotbfttH. tdtbrSl lJ-tnul
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9ie GtRtcu 9biGunIr
WoOe : GGrberei
bat elm 3,vfts gArtaa IL
TT. ITO, 33eft 8Glttmpreftraee

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5tr. II0, 95eft 8alttmpreftraee
(S,n 9absu bss prH e1tp. 9. g. vial sta,unbel,
rrbituG
Swstgbireau tUu bsr. S uub I. SQhnfun hrast.
RCp.GprF.
Tflt ,lutr 50'6prReu VrIa1rung uub uor tttrtm urs
bern Gs{ddtie abertOue, EglcideruugtI t6uusr ,Dir
init Ntt bic SttllHn btS rrIeH ,fdrbt. u HtHtguHaaS
e5eIdditrB In Ditien Gauot bsuHlprltru
Atiotfoiit i5riit rthD6er Int tide O6tr ais Grsts
teriiae Rfi0er gtrdrbt nrrosH, loiptt aHb 1dabtr.
HrdnFn gtiabHHds II. I. 10,
vile girfH bon DGmsf. p-o Httrsnito,rit gtrtintg'.
uno gerttt.gi6dt. ntbert6d c9crn gnb N9gitn 8sGrt
unt attttntgt olnt he aubutuntcH.
GdrsfbaGr-, pdslsl- linb WrObesS bdule gettirigi
Rrepp.@ balus gtreintat uro RsIarbi eGnmf Nldnifi
u. IN hAbd Rerttutat uub 8tdrbi; 9tiufH. HRpui.
.Roultair, Gbius u t. 10 esrtntgt u nfu GaCf.
agolsre uub atlas 'SGmaf'gorbor0t R,Iatb& glaltrt
6anb Gubs iino Stptru gtrtitni uub ettdrbt.
slaareIi psroen w uutSrrH BArean butU gtpreh an.
ataonin,sn unb iufiitati6iG.
Barrett, otephcp8 IS gcmc.,
(Dt l6,aEtts.l Rr. ll0, BdltnortNrdbr.
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Ser DtNrttt & Gotumbia 1T IN oisler
9inii6t pont 6oRsreils, inter etNsn 8otmds
Btgttit er als 8unOesgrbist oirttt hsbt, auer'
olnqs iiiefmltetiih bebanoeit mototn. er
rest Fb irBt UNI 0as ibln I'M Werglsihs ~
anoeren 6erritpricn uno Staaien 3utomnleni
De III forotru. Gini8e jeiner einfnBreIdfen
ghracr bemabsn id bet'nl 9on9uiis, un Elm
beiieres uno pirfauerss 3litritts Resinsnt
nit osr 8eiu9nib. ane ppn Yerionen, nno
Sanorlsperisbr trbeiidten oifentlit,en Bantsn
ano anlaseu aussuihDren. Nua niro Sdul'
lamb eeiprDert, p1brcub 3erritorlen, mis
Staaten lothss aus Der gunossoomaine sr'
balteu baben, unterbdtt osr DiitriH eolum'
biu nidbt nur IeIne eisenen Sbuten, ionoern
erstsbt aut9 Glnoer pon 2euien. Die lid ihrs
ssrt cpsr ldnssre 3eit in isinsu @rsngsn aut'
balten nno feline Shuliieuer entr,dten. un'
eutgetotth. Ter 81. GoulIer Senolin9,
mtlder bic 9unoesbauptan na4 ieiner Wan'
bantia ueritst isbsn mill. 1T wieber in gaa.
Ibinaton tbdtig; leine 3b6ttstsit 1T 3unddt
oaraui oeridtet. oaB Der Gon8rsB ie'ne GEL
Der msbr ,u Weubauten ooer su Heparaturer
bon Yunosseteentbutn TIM Diitritie ts'utliat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-01

GiQarren ais 9eiratbs smtttsL
- Bah ocr Subad in Sollano eine arpBe
Holle lptelt eiltIte nobl 5ur 0sn!lge 5etanRi
lgin, aber oab ole 0igarre uon iungen Wdnl
nern als iSormuar fir SeiratbsantrHge be
mutt pirD, tpiitn ippbl Die n,eilien uibt
Wenn ein iuneer Wtann bier BET uHs in rtn
Mdobcn ueriebt III, 10 fltn8tlt ct on Der
IBilr bes pauIes, III benz bic Angebetete
wobnt, unO bitet um 5euer, Ieine eisarre
un5uSnnoen Sieier rrftc Sbriit ma9t Die
Gltcrn bios aulmtrtiam. Nber ipenn CT it9
sutit slpetieu Wale unter nem 8prpanbe bcs
tStuertoroerns meloei, nann miiItn lie, moran
lic iin0, uno trsiftn tbre Wabtceeln, UNI bel
Oenl oritten enil6eipen0en gslu9e ofn fnts
iptehenpeu 9Gheio, s nadoem iBre ertun'
oigun9Cn ldutell, srtbeilcn Iu tbnnen 8ieIer
Dritte 8siub erfotBt 8embbnli6 iebr bdlo nad
BEN 5pciten. Sit Der 6reier nl1t genebt' 10
miro linn Dns f}euer ab- uno bic Ibhre Dor
Der Nae ,uBeidlaBen. Gs 1T Dos eln Sorb
IN better f5orm. = SIt bic Qpcrbun9 aner mill
tommen 10 mirn ibm artia 5susr gerei3t, er
5llnOet ictne Gi8arre an, trttt oiesmal tn's
9aus, mo tbu Die 5amilic entptan8t. - Jskt
tommt cs sur grfldrung 8ergeerber mati,
Der Jorm iutgen, bitientse ibrer 3bdter nanls
tait, duI wsldt ieine 9Bhnfde .ii9 riaten.
SobolD oieIer Yuntt aui9etldrt 1T, tritt ibm
oas Wdoden cnlge8er, uno lie 9tben itd oie
06nes Sat ct oann icinc Gi8arre aus8ts
raudIt, 70 wiro bm bic nddiie bon ieiner
9raut Gerci1t, uno iie 9ebt ibm AUDI eas
i5suer ba5u. = @s 1T bis isBt nldt Elm Bet
ipiel porgefomnlen, baB cine 8erlobling, tpels
de nit Der Sneiten i'm Srantelernbauis Se'
rautbtcn eisarte ju Stanoe Setommcn. ienals
pon Der einen ODER oer an6eren Selte aIl9t'
LOTT luorOfn iet. -..
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8dutDGuier.

.Nuututcr 6 8eGer,
Rr. 100 ggeF Baltimore GtraBe.
9eutIl1es 9auts uuS Wehicl=Grihaft
2)a0agr-DiIlrts
fir bic 9antpTsr bss
SRSrbbeutfaeu 2GeesN
bon
E0ltimure unh ge.s@1B71
Fne III aRIerm Shrean, iuie iOlst sn beIOmmsH:
8aIIa9es 9reife In @olb;
Bpn Baltimore nod Sremeft,
per 8ampfsr .8altImert", .r8trtlr", rS3tp@ anb
seetpstsT
saiats
gon SSetpsWorE nod Srement
l. Gailte
2. N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .'..,''s''s''ss "a
3tuiiGenost. %
Bom "a 4pril an uirS aue IA 1ast elm Santpitr Don
Rews Gorf na1 Bremen ~ tolse!osR trlnaBi9lfn
preiien eIpeoirt:
1. gaitt
3tpiihtnbed, ....'...'''''''''''"s'H' 70
g8 c thiel
auf ale Saupipldbt ,ubIrsite gbetpldse IN Senth.
Lamb uno otn bri9en europa no IN uulsrm Barean ~
baben, uno lebsn mir erets aaF Inlgenhs Senal'er'
Be Wfufpius, Rsrteus It Go....,... 6ranifurt q. W.
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an1Git gba9etet Stts,'
@ebr. 9itttsr H%lIs,'
8ebr. g9uoeder '0nBtn'
o. y. &atter ;' utus'
Sabl & 5eoerer Slhl9Nrt'
G. G. anopf 81 Gobn... ,........... gairnosrg,
Vtdldel burger G,, 0n.ot.B
geot. AOlsr ssin,a
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9enmcao & Sobu,

rtofsNHf Der WRpnumtnts urN WurtbIir,.
Baltimore, Wl o.,
Entritanten ppM tationtvttn nth truabartn EnpTmn.
Sbiren uuo aeHtln gBdnerbebHltrrn tuh Wnidtnerisn
fir aRiiben 8ergWerIe, 9odl6tu Suder Nafuertr'n
Rdrmor.WNbltn. tta9baren aBdiitn. liiib atss9Rlb'
Ist, sfuodes 6uuGdl., Euercitron' un6 Rinotnf hb-
ls; Erebmeueu, SrtCbraoern gcimifOeiCn un0 geeol'
ietu ctlcrHen BtnoebnIten, Srtidnaefleler W6brtn,
Seuttlen, Genlettelts SebeapparatsH; SrGubn.Frsts
len Godttie un0 Sdeereu thr Sdrdubcnmutiers, Vol
jrts ur0 Nbienbicb.i5GbrtIaricr pueumntlben Wnt.
Ilgeu uRo alien Itten oon SuBlUaartn 3ertbctIun9s'
unO SiamgI MA9leR ir Gris. anOGCn uo anhtre Aartt
@cgenitduoe. tYpO.91S)
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Gad)el, -lSrnIlOll = Stiff.

l.
Sis Itiuubsu UuIrlsriiuulst ntv sGusitquru irt
aif Die Hi,dhc s5trg gftuii= &rtfe
stttnit pstt iain RsHtatH uub characterization enu
drbs uRb ppty Yortn mo Wetutgtr uon Biiftan. /.
D. 3tnr, Wstng, ttliptgr. Giru, SinI. GlaB nutl
ettiiiqu Wtiet tInp @dteu, WiarmDt, Eldt stadu. l.
tp p6ut GtthsH NJ tbttio IN NJ iun Gusrutu pou
Dute gtt EFit unp altu ursintBItttrn pou ben Gan.
otu ausaflsttng
TBsriauh,sn gtt uitt RAD htr -Raisn.Qtprau.S Srira
~ Irap,H. urb ntbintu Ss .:iHt qaeert NGt Grocer
serfauftH fft.
Sabrillrt siaio BET
tEa;tmnr & s'ru9,,
.fu.. gtet,ritHmfrr hrr
sRrtftali sSS CT fcusS pntpaguir,@
Rr. tsi. stusp.8rhtt EttaB,
MILK PettGbttpatG-
Gb. .. Strut,
SsmsaI.aasui iar Tearstaue uub ben sEbm,
Wr. III, Gt3eftsSrGttffrafIe,
(gtstI1S) Balttmett, WD.
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Ss'll0dlell =ND2eI,f.

Der IInierltid,ntu bat iotbtn auI Ittntr 2anharne
I'd bs bet Sabt stns htr bf Zen nv jnfn, um anua
ef,sumtbI ju nidd.si, ah8flifH uEo III ieRt brett
Wurd9t anf fpe btbgt Cuoliti6t ausluiHkttn, lptdr
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fh duitbfn.
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ny Northern men, for farmer with
a family generally prefers his har-
vester's Groom to his company" A
Chinese would rather prepare his
own frugal diet, and curl himself in
the barn to sleep, than mingle with
the family. AS house-servant,
John is preferable to Bridget. AL
though he is given to small vices,
such as stealing and lying, we ques-
ton if he requires more watching
than the servant Of the period. One
thing is certain: if he does have
'scousins," or followers. he prefers to
make his rendezvous at the shop a.
cross the street.
On the whole, we would advise
our Yankee friends not to hinder the
"coming servant;" he will do more
work, for less wages, and live more
comfortably on it, and be more con-
tented, than one out of a thousand
of the present laboring class in their
midst. SIEMPRE FIEL.
CUBA, September Gath, 1870.
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FROM CUBA BY MAIL.

The Picayune has files Of the
Diario de la Marina, of Havana, to
the twenty-sixth ultimo, from which
the following was translated: |
A Spanish column met body OF
rebels at Esperanza, near the left
bank of the river Maxine, and rout.
ed them. Senor Aguero, the sub
prefect, and an American captain,
were among the killed.
1t is rumored that the rebel Gene
raj Acosta is dead.
The Aurora del Yurmuri announ-
ces the capture Of the famous high
way robber, Fundora.
Brigadier General Velasco has
taken command of the Spanish
troops in the jurisdiction of Bayamo
and Manzanillo.
Frederick Morales Valladares, one
of the young men who left New
York in the expedition Of the steam
er Upton, has surrendered to the
authorities at Jaguey.
The Archbishop of Gaudalajara
has arrived from Spain.
General Maximo Gomez, who is
commanding the rebel forces in the
Eastern Department, has issued a
proclamation, in which he says ;" A
torch in one hand and a rifle in the
other is my political creed"
The Spaniards in the jurisdiction
of Santiago de Cuba, Camaguey,
Sancti Spiritus and Sanco Villas
have been reduced to great poverty
by the depredations OF the msur-
gents. The former ask the govern
ment to offer a reward for the heads
of the principal leaders.
The authorities of Havana are
selling the crops of sugar made on
the confscated plantations OF the
rebels.
The Diario says the Spanish war
steamer Vasco Nunez de Balboa Is
at Venezuela, the commander having
orders from the Spanish government
to capture the steamer Virginia
which carries arms and ammunition
for the projected expedition of Gen
eral Quesada.
The columns of Terregona ant
Santander have had various engage
ments with the rebels near Sanct
Spiritus.
According to Havana papers, th'
insurrection continues, showing
great vitality. -.os ..
An election for Representative
to the Spanish Cortes is soon t.
take place in the cities and town
held by the Spanish Royalists.
, The fine plantation Beatrice, stu
ated at Cartagene, near Cienfuegos
), has been reduced to ashes by th
: rebels. ...-. .-. ~
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UNUSED POWERS.

We seldom hear better sermon
on the duty of preparing for the
sfbourne whence no traveller returns"
than is contained in the allegory
which relates that o man once fell
through this world into the next.
There he discovered that we retain
those parts of ourselves, and those
only, which we have assiduousIy
used here. Curious was the specta-.
Gle presented to his wondering ight-
He saw hundreds of hun CRY looking
ears. They were forever eongrega-
ting and hurrying hither and thith-
er. He was informed that On earth
these had done the hearing of church
music and sermons had cultivated
the listening faculty, and nothing
else, so that they were now ears,
and nothing more. He noticed big
stomachs lying about contentedly
under fences and trees, and was told
that these were persons who had
chiefly used their gastronomic pow.
ers-Who had assiduously guzzled
at saloons, and gormandized at res.
taurants. He became interested IN
some large dolls, with compilations
| like wax dolls, too, that appeared to
move their eyelids langnhlly, and
sometimes to cape. These he learn
! ed were what remained of ladies
| who had cultivated only good looks
\ On inquiring for a popular preach
j er, he was conducted to place full
Iof ears, where a lively skeleton
j without a vestige of heart or brain
i was still gestieulating impressiVely
4 Upon making this discovery the maj
! Immediately telegraphed earthwar'
! as follows: 81 find that powers unu
] sed die out; that parts neglecte'
!, fall away; that we are allowed onl
! TO keep so much of ourselves as "
s.Iuse. Iook out that You do not en-
! as q restless ear, as q lazy stomach
l or as q big bag of wind"
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Essay, Mr.. Junius, is dar any
place in the Bible whar a culled pus-
sun is mentioned Z" said old Cesar
to his friend. Well, dar is, an If
you'd been to meeting Sunday ye'd
heard the preacher read how Niger
Demus wanted to be born again."
i" "WhI-whi'-what did he want to be
born again forqn 81 dunno. l
'spec he thought he might be born
a white man next time"