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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26
H. J.BYRNR, Sec'y.

PREPARE FOR THE CuoLERA.-With
tho cheated term comes the danger Of
that rightful Observation-Disclosures
kindred diseases. What untold md ind.
scribable misery has been visited upon
thousands annually by those awful com.
plants. But every Que ought be mad
aware that a specific for this class of dis.
eases, as we'll as a certain preventive, is the
celebrated Mishlcr's Herb Bitters. 1t win
positively fortify tho system against tho
attacks of Asistio Cholera Cholera Nor!
bus, Cholera Iniantunl, Dlarrhra, sum
mer Complaint Dysentery, Co.iS Paint
crs Collie, &e ID. ii. Bissei, N. d., Pny-
sician-in-chicf Of the Y. S. Hospital ship
"Fsleona hishiyrccommcnds n for choi'-
era and has Woa n With h,arSslns sue.
cess in such cases. 1t acts like an angel o.
mercy in every instance. Sold byyI
druggists and dealers, Pjco one dollar
per bottle. = A-vJ -. icet24eod&w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

DraAssARE ia soEwOr- .--N",h,s- n
you love your Offspring don, fail 10 use
MsA Whiscnn 10 Syrup. for .o,thins chill.
dreu. Rod ussalvertbment in another
c,fw,nn. Oct - dSw "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

Tx psrlor concert Of tho Episcopal
church congregation will DO given ut the
residence IL w. w. Thornton, Esq, TO-
morrow evening. Tho programme will be
attractive aad the entertainment no
doubt, very interesting.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

Mr.. SWIFT the afhblc preceding genius
ofihs 81. Chsrlos hoi"l-IcXt TO Jgw.it-
has hecn ill for several week. past. W.
hope TO see him speedily restored to
health
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

MEssKs. CAKRiGAN AND HuspL.,--
everybody knows th-'n--clcvcr young gen.
tlemen-havc departed for ~ Louis But
they will return. Daring Humid leys ab-
sence, Tom Winter will run the Illinois
Cental whasftoht and why notp
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26
N. b.

Ne Osisb -
Since writing the notice Of the
Donahue Affidavit which appears On
our first page, we have obtained IN
formation in regard to the matter Of
tie most startling chatacetfl We
have evidence, which must convince
any unprejadiced person, that bona.
hue made the FIRST affidavit freely and
while sober, that he did commence
suit against Mr.. Munnfor bounty mo-
ney due to him, and that before
Mum became a candidate for Con-
gfess Dorahue asserted the facts. hs
has sworn to- And further, THAT
THE SECOND AFFIDAVIT WAS
MADE UNDER DuHEss, AND A.
RESORT 70 MEANS THAT SHOULD
STAMP MUM AND HIS CLIQUE
With INFAMy. COME TO THE
MEETING TONIGHT AT THE Atm
ENEUM AND HEAR THE EVIDENCE.
look OUT FOR THE BUlttIln
TOMORROW EVENING" g,l
'Jt(gJ,hiN tl.N 2,sS
cH.srHx QANEstoyc'-,ls best in use
for sale by W. lIcniersou, 100 Com
rrrrc'n' tvcrur ccudvcrt'scmcnt-
"us@'Shr' >IEkCy . IOiTJli
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

GEs. BrrLES has been rcnomina,ci ioF
Congress in the finh Di.tric. - Mas.s-
chu.c,,,, and Myers, the saloonis,, a; the
corner Of Twelfth stree, and Washington
avenue, dispense, only ths uso., excellent
liquors.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

NH' WILCOX mas gone on an clectloi-
eoFing tour 10 the country precinct. We
should like to soc Jewc,t, will hi clean
clothes and ,.noota .mi'i, dashing ero /
among IA" oun, :. ipublicans. He will.
~ doubt entertain them with discourse.
from Greeley What I Know Ahou,
Farming. And will, aftsr kissing the
bnbic., Instrur; the hou'owivc. in the my.
terics Of boiling beofsteak aud d.shing up
potatoes, all q, which requirements are
necessary In any man who wishes 10 rep.
ro'eu, hi, fellow citizens in the Legislators,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

Nix. Cha.. Forrest, who has been absent
in cnnsyivania for months, hn. re,urned
10 the city, restored to health. H. i tenn
porarily with Hay,horn and Elliot.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26
CREBs Tonight.
DO rot sympathizc with Franco Don't
forget the great combined show tomorrow.

forget The great combined Show to-m0rrow
MEYERS, the Tobacco onist, has u new
brand of cigars, which is really excellent.
The box "a ornament with Telegraph
likeness Of Meyers, and we need not say,
that, although the picture adds nothing to
the flavor Of the fine cigar, it does add
much to the attrnctiyeness Of the box, he
being one of the most comedy gentlemen in
the city. His place Of business, a. all our
citizens know, is on the Levee and We adj
wise that all the smokers of the city try
one of the new brand.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

Col. CREEs will address the citizens OF
Cniro at tho Athensum tonight. Re-
member.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

SIMMONS Liver Regulator, " persisted
In, will cure tho most stubborn Liver die.
ease. There Is no failure a5ou, il.
Oct2ii Swiw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

A NUMBER Of eolored people me, in the
hall II. Lonergsn's corner last night,
and dspcsd until .iate this morning
About midnishtai,nischievois boy, Or 'as-
caliys man, threw a stone through the
tho window among the sable crowd, and
crea'cd quito ilutter of excitement
Such conduct % De part az boys Or men.
is reprehensible, and should be. severely
punished. h'' N'''h 'h '''h'' ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

ARE you synpatlizcr with Prussia
Go 90 Noyc. circus the great combined
show e. morrow.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

CnuEcu fairs viii sonn be the order e
the day and then, prodisal gentlemen,
hold ugh, TO yorr pocket books, or cl.c all
your money will DO Persusdcd TO leave
them.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

THE Illinois Central railroad company
"a having anew transit boat built ut
Cincinnati, to take the place of the Ar.
lingten, and,run between Cairo and Col.
umbas. tits beips Constructed with a
view TO the trade it viii be employed in,
and will be complete In all the details.
The name, We have been told, will be tho
Green Fincher.' but whata anchss Is,
and why 1t should be green, We csnnot
surmiso. 'F 'Nt i...
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

DoS'r forget Noyss circus tomorrow
afternoon and night. ....
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

VIZ have heard u rupor that Chief ~
Police Go,'n,an contemplate, the re.igna-
don y his COMMUNION. '.''.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26
Cugns at the A,hcnsum tonight.

Tng weather is really ~ delioivu. rs
chaiapagns vino, and .hoa.l 10 balm ~
the Munn-sick soul. IF The city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

FRED BLAsKEEBvad, oftho Washing
ton. saloon, is ., judge OF good iboeA, and
keeps no othcrk kind, His 81 Louis lager
is, confesscdly, the best kept in Cairo, Call
on him and try II. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

L. yoa wish To hear Wholesome political
truths told by all honest public servant so
10 the A,hcnsum tonight and hear Coi.
Crebs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

Tux PEOPLES MrNr sMARxer-C
GAYER u Co, PRnpal groRs.-Thc meat
market Just opened hy Gaycr aud Co.,, Mt
the corncrof Washington 1hychuc and
Tenth street. 10 just exactly such mca,
market as those who know Gaycr woild
expect him to'cstabllsh when he spreads
himssls.' Everything is new, freshly
painted, and wears an air Of cleanliness
that no ano WIN fail "a commend, 49, -"
Gayer & Co. are among the Oldest and
IN st experiencel- butchers NJ TIA -oosaatsy-
and have learned that II pays best to keep
first class meats, aud conn,snd first class
custom If citizens would, therefore, 80
cure splendid fresh meats, pork, beef, NUT
ton, veal, lamb or sausasA--they can ny
ways find them in any quantity desired at
the Peoplsisypqt nsrts',, sypst E}A tt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

"SrtLpfSG's GLrS With bspsh, seady
Ior use. oct2.Jleod
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

The, WEEKLY BULLETIN, u campaign
paper that should DO in the hands Of every
voter in the Congressional q trlct, will DO
printed tomorrow. H...
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

/ Fresh Baltimore. oystei, .srv,i in aby,
.iGadaJrcdsrass be o.ain'd, NJ ANY lhnr
"f the day or night ., l.ous llerberts
Restaurant. Also ,tcrs for. sale by the
can, in any quantity desired, n, the same
place. % tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

Shell oysters received every day by
Louis Herbert, II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26
FRENCH REPUBLICAN sAsrrARY All

FRENCH REruBLfcAS SAsITARY AID
SOCIETY or CAIRo.-The citizens Of Cairo
and the friends ofuniversal Republicansn
generally, are hereby most respectfully
Informed, that an organi cation for the
above mentioned patriotic and benevolent
purpose has been established in this city,
with Mr. Francis Vincent rs chairman,
and at publicly announced meeting Of
tho society hold on Sunday afternoon Ot.
10 at the IIibernian engine house the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions was
unanimously adopted =. -
That whereas, France, tho generous ally
and bcncr,ctor Of mi, country, (aha 9tipr
countrie. that needed asshianceI, in upd
during Revolutionary days, ia now en-
tagged in a irs or death con.e,t viii Pris.
STA, whom Wendell Phillips terms tho
robbcr nation of Europe
And whereas, the liberty.loving and op-
rrc." pc,rlc.i II, England. Tre,~a and
ether coGrtris: in Eur9ps, api also, the
free and patriotic Ia AL the great cities
and towns Of onr own proud, aud, thFs
God, free aud Independent country whom
generous France nobiy assisted 70 seSSr
......N 81. - a ...... a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26
Wednesday Sight. October 10,

and hear an able and candid discussion Of
the questions involved In the prcscn. cam.
paign, by the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26
Mon. Johw N. Crebs,

ani other speakers Of objectionable
ability
The ladies are invited. and thst they
inay 10 entirely eomfo rtabls during the
meeting, the from, scat. will be reserved
for them and tie gentlemen WHO may ac
HFT b I| , 90
company them.
The election " now near st hand. Show
Dat you are interested in the sesul,s that
must cnsuc, by filling the Aihcn"um full
d. ,Ysis ttgT ....I.B
Turn out
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

CH.rrax oANNStoycs-,ls bes, in a.
for sale 20. ". lIcniersor 100 Con
rrrc'n' Avenue -sccudvcr,'scmcrs.--
ans2'Shr, >irkOJ = K0rrJIL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

WAsr.D.--fivc hundred dollars in city
scrip, and lyo hundred dollar. in county
orders. .''. Apply 20
EWLTI WILCOX IL ln
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26
ATHENEUM WEDNESDAY
NIGHT.
DE rim ocratie Mass Meeting.

The people OF Cairo, without regard TO
their political filth or affiliations, are in
vitcd to come out on
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

WANTED,--A girl to do general house,
worss. Apply nj my residence Ton 9Th
street, or at my store on Commercial
avenue. r.s.. .s.as BIS. HARRELL.
-,,.l. ND, oct 20 II.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

scp?i-im =. Charles Hotel. Cairo II,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-26

/ "'NS "'""' ~" ''sSYSb e'Nhe"'HS W.
,ha, can bc doH@uplsr abe ciJeum,,anccs
to establish 'tput'icani.m ala libe-ty in
Tope,,bsssiasc,E ..Bl.4.4.r.sti
Resoiced, that tai. meeting consider il
the boundcn duty, Of All leneyo.eu, pco-
pic ind especially Mathematician. Mil.
| out distinction of party, nationality, class
or creed, 10 coutriLuta IiL~7,lly for the
specified, noble and meritorious purpose.
R,so'rsi That the eommi,,cc of tx, mp.
pointed ny the Chairman at q ypiUyious
meeting FOR the purpose of collecting ,.hS
scription., composed Of the following
hancd persons, viz; Mc.srs. Franco, Yin.
cicas, Jobr lIyl I'd and KSssr Sn VI fStf
tia .sfuth.rn psrt NJ CaiL2,anl kiLrst.
sdsansa, Patrick Bhfke and Win. Meffalc
fur the northern part Of the city, b. mott.
hcd that meet thursday, ocsr, % sTth hn,
beca narncicis he Tine T. comas..s their
good work. And b. Il further
Ro'oiroi, Tha, the Secretary notify
the citizens ut large, by u notice in
The city newspapers, that the shuye com.
nittcc viii commence 10 collect in their
respective districts on the day above men.
toned, and hope that the citizen, will COM
tribute generously. Let no one feel any
i.licscy in giving according 10 their
wishes; every little helps; the -msllD,i
nation viii be tbankfully rce.y"l ahl
accounted for.
Thosc who may he generous enough 80 |
contribute Ia this lauiablo object, may dc. |
pend upon IT. being no humhug, and that |
every cen, donated viii be honestly, hon
orably and scrppuloasly taken case OF. and |,
Transmitted to the sanitary commission oil
France, in care OF the Finance minister of /.
the Republic At Tour the present sea, Of |
government TO be used for the benefit of |
the sick and wounded. soldiers II, France. !
Tho public ARE informed that there, are
over one hundred dollar: at present, in the !
treasury. collected from a few friends.
Tho public are also notified that there |
will bs n Aaeting of, Abs society, yheljen
next sundsyt'tissrno9n ntisbnr O4Jorlocli, !
Oct. so,h, for she purpose cf rcrcivinr thc
report of the collections made by The com.
inittee Come everybody,
BY order of the Chairman.
tatri.u.I Ia J.'BYRNR. See'y.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27

Natipn pie Grantret@ bur9 ibreedulp
in cine i@tefe Gage 9ebra9t it, nnb BON
allen Seite1 t1ur Sdmierisfeiten uno
@efabren fiebt> mub fie mtncefens tie
Gbre 3u retten fu9en. @enn mir aber
aus Tur@t Dor Stalien unlsre Grurper
aus &om surad;ieben, bleibt bic Gbre
nt6t unperlegt. @ir erfennen Ia he
tplse pplttif ni9t wteper> bic f9 10 oft
seribmt bat,. Der Drcbung ME eemi6en
su fem. @enn Tranfrei9 mttter I'M
Trteoen, na@ lansen unterbanrlun9en
tt9 ca3u enti@lcfen bdtte, np6mals
bic lnabbanstsfeit &pms benz suten
0lauken Staliens anbetnt III oeben, 70
mo6ts eas Elm MiberiT iein, eineGeis<
belt pdre es ni@t; ater raB Granfrei9
oasu abersebt> mitten int &rieac, aus
6ur@t e6 mS9e iroenb Elm ttalientldes
Seer fiber bic Nlpen tpmmen unb Ni,,a
uno SaroYen uns entreiben, ras 1T
wabrli9 fetne 5eloentbat. Denn UNI
fere S6bne rie @eiai9te Tranfreids
leien> tperren fie pieie Seite iber19laz
aen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27
&ti1n,nem aus Sranfrei6+

Der &id;us Ter frans6fi4en Grapz
pen aus &om fnpet In Der unabbdnz
gen Yre1e cine ebenfo bittere ols be<
0riinbete &ritif. Gin trefenpes Betz
lpiel oafdr liefert Der uMonce" in pa
riS tncem er la9t:
Die Yplitif Tranfret6s mug re1t
idleGt selettet worpen letn, ren1 Is 70
melt sefommen it, pae mir unS ben
8ecinsun9en Staliens fii9en miif1en>
uno oab Die ieyte Der eurppdil6en
Mddte biejenise, nit Der i'm Sabre
1866 Elm min;tser Gbeil Der 5ferretz
diiden Nrmee 70 letdt fertis purce>
itb berausnebmen parf uns Scr16rtfz
ten gu MAIDEN unp unS su 5uineen>
Der Yplitif, bic mir stpansfs SABRE btu
our@ befol9t baben, Elm 10 prQtdnot9eS
Dement, gu eeben. @enn cine 9robe
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27
Sic Gin,panberun9 lit Die Na:
ctffc= Staaten.

Eau1enbe BON Ginmanberern iuGen
auf @eratbempbl cine 6eimat In bielem
2anbe; teBbalb 1T eS Don eroBerDiG>
tisfett, &dtbe tno @inte bewdbrter
Mdnner ;u Sernebmen. l1eber bic
Ginwanberun9 in bic pactfc Gtaatet1
1dretbt nun bp9p. P. S. T. @entnger
was fplat:
Sd pfe9e srunoidblt1 ME irseno eiz
einet Staat ber Ginwaneerun9 ar3uz
empfeblen ; benin man weib ri9t tpie
ttaa Deritanben tptrp> uno bic Grfab
run9 beptes es mir muir Su oft, wie
9rob ber Merser oerjenigen lei, bic terz
9let9en Gtnlabun9en unb Mnpretlunz
gen sefol9t urp ft@ alsbann in ibren
G%rpartun9en 9etdufdt fnten. sic
Serpin19en nt6t felten ttejent9er, bic
bur@ lb%ertriebene pter MUIR balbmabre
Mnempfeblun9en fie in ireenb cine @ez
9erb nerlpdten, bic tn Der Tbat bas
ntdt If, mas fe fid basor srrparteten.
l~leberbaupt 1T bic Welt fetn Yaruotes
- bas 1T unb bletbt Yerlprer. 6ier
feblt eS an benz unb bort an etuas
Mnoeren1. SD pFese b59fens muir su
ia9en tiele poer jene @ese1b 1et 1mebr
pper t1tnoer gel unc ; ttebr pter mtnber
BON &atbpltfen bepSltert; tamtt aenua.
SIM uebrfsen pdble Sober ielbE unp
tbue bas, Don Dem er nteit1t> tab es
ibm fir Belt uno ::Grpisteit be7er tauee.
Went t9 nun beute etnas a%usflbrlf<
der bte 3uitdnbe Don California uub
Oregon beiprede 10 lie9t bic urlade
oartn, neil burd bic @erbtnpuna NIT
telif Gtienbabn bic Gtnpanberun9 mad
California uno Sreson 70 beoeuteno
erlet6tert 1T. uno Der Gropus Der Gtuz
>rauperun9 Don Gurppa beraeftalt ;uz
t1immt, 10 oab IS nidt mebr letdt miro,
in cen 5itlideu UNI. mittlern Staaten
weblfetieS 9anp su funpen, UNI per ar
n,ern &la1e BON Ginwanrerern cine
5eimatb gum &auf ~an;ubieten. Gerner
neil es au6 at uno fir 1i9 ;u MIN
{9sn 1T, pae bic oeutiden &atboliten
uub in ptele EN- Sbeile rer 0eretntaten
Staaten pa5 Netb 0ptteS auf Grpe1
perbreiten.
Wa5 nun eritlid California betrift
f. Gilt frfilt6 II Man9er bierber, benz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27
&tttn,tten aus Deutiblamb.

@tr ieben bier bic Mittbeilunae1
aus Deuti1lanb iber bic tort i'm 8plfe
berrldenoe Stimmuns ;ur Grfldrun9
Der Greisni0e fort.
Der beut1ds fran;5fi6e &riee 1T er=
Gfnet, idretbt unler 0ewdbrsmann
pom 5. Mueuf. Sim %. Suli 1T Sat-
fer Napplepn alS STANDARDIZATION Der
T%ransulen, am 81. Sui 8Snig @ilz
belm ols Sbertefeblebater Der beut<
i9en @trettfrdfte CUR Nrmee sesan9en.
Die beiperietttaen prpclamationen, bic
fe Dor tbrem Nbsan9e erlai7en, biloen
einen treue1 Spie9el Der beipen frieez
fibrenoen Md@te bort BET ben Granz
;plen, bic ibli9en Ybralen, eab fie, Nell
der @ee 1ie INNER auberbalb ben
@ren;e1 tbres Gaterlanbes etnl9lasen,
tetS bic urubmreiden Spuren tbrer
@dter" 1nben> baB voas @eltaG feline
Nu9et auf fle 9eri9tet," paB BON tbrem
Grfolse ~oas S9tflal oer Gretbett uno
ber Qualification" abbdnet ; bier, BET ben
Deutiden, bas seraoe @eeentbeil BE
Ginfadbett unb &irse. Snswii9en
itsben bic 5eeresmaien gum Sample
seriitet chamber se9endber; uno in
Der Tbat, boS Weltau bat feline &u9en
auf fe 9eridtet tpenr1 AUDI ni@t In Dem
Sinne wte Nappleon eS serfincet.
Wte baS Teblidlaeen BET Speculation
Der 6ran3cien auf bic 3wietra@t smi<
i9en tem beut1den Norpen uno Stoen
ibren plan su Shanoen acnao6t be<
funcet iDre 5af, nit Der fe Die Sefez
i}igunaen Ypn Yaris> Strabburs II. +.
~. n~erltdrfen, befunret ferner tbre 3uz
riidboltuns> bic Bis jest nenisitenS
%poufanci9 Der D%efenitve slet6t. Die
Gran;olea fino bitter enttduibt rprcen;
nod anrers sr6bere Gnttduldun9en
perpen tbnen bcfentli6 balc gu Abeil
peroen. unuer;a9t f9auen pir Der
3ufunft entQeaen. Die ein;iee@ efabr,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27
rueib man BIER etpas Don etnem Gro<

tpeib mani BIER ettpas pot, stnsnt Orb
beben.
Neueerf bemerfenswertb 1T aber
fdr Tarmer nod Der 1pi6tiee umitano,
oab bic Grnte jeces Sabr 9leid1am 9ez
tt9ert 1T cenn es resnet in Der &e9el
ntdt i'm Spmmcr, ndnlid ni9t Don
Mttte Sum- bis September. Gs Sibt
mabrenp pieler Belt MUIR iebr lelten etz
men Yoriiber;iebencen &eeeni1auer.
DaS itdert baS Gtnlammeln ber Grnte.
Son Nopemter bis Gnce Mat ttn9e<
9e9en re9net es In Oregon ~aQerttn96
iebr oft ale g. 8 Sage uno nod If
ter> auein ni9t III Str5men, @pnbern
gang letdt 3umeit wte btdter 1bau.
So pte MIDI GARNER periiderten> fdQt
bemna9 eo9 nidt mebr @esen bur9
tas game Sabr> mie in ben Dltlt6en
uno Mittelfaater1, ia nidt einmal II
ntel.
Da;u foumt nod 1dlie6li6 Der entz
fdeipenoe umtanp> RAP nun Feieie an
gtienbabnen %9earbettet miro. 3wet
aroBe etierne pulsaoerr ftnD nun I'M
Gntfeben, bic Sresor, NIT Der paciicz
G%ilenbabn, iowpbl na@ @%alifprnien 3u,
uno uber Spabp uni, 1omit NIT allen
@taaten in @erbinouns {eben. @ez
reitS ieBt erbdlt man 8riefe Don
Nep yorf in sebn Ea9en na6 portz
lano.
Oregon mdre 70 Der re9te Staat fir
cine 9robe 8eneoictinerz Mbtet in Der
etntse oeutide patreS peilten, I'm bur9
ras 2ano binourd fleinere Mtijipnsz
ltationen mte In &an1as vnp Minneloz
ia ;u Serieben. Sc stebt bier nod elei@>
lam feline beut1den prieter. Wenr
cine Mnjabl beutider fatbpl. Tomilien
Don etnem prieiter bealsitet, fi9 lit Ell
mem Der Gbdler Sreeons nieperlieeen,
pie wGrbe eS wobl ME reuer bier ber
eefommen su letn. SD babe peniez
items mod feinen Tarmer gsfunrsn, Der
te tpteoer aa6 ben Staaten 5id surif<
aepuni@t unb rer nidt Sreeon allen
iibrt9en Yorae3o9en bdtte. Der Staat
1T I'm MQaemetnen aud aeiunp. I'm
10 mebr miro fid pieier @ortbeil be-
wdbren, je mebr bic Gultur bic @dlcer
ltdtet. 0as i'd i'm uebri9er BON Der
fltmatiiden 8eldafenbeit Sreepn's
aeia9t gilt sroFentbetls AUDI bon benz
iipliden Tbetle peS @albinston Ser
rttcry. ,
Stun mil1et tbr, meme lieben beutz
iden Greunre, mas t6 uo1 ben @taaz
ten am Yactfc gu iaeen babe, trert1 es
ft@ barurt fra9t> bier ein;uwancern pber
1t6 bterber gu Iberitereln. IS beiet
NQes wobl tberle9en unb 1iG posu entz
Ihlteeen, ppSpn man r%erninftioer
Weiie bofen parf bae es surn ;eitliden
uno episen @obl fir fi6 uno bic Mn<
9eb6ri9en rteneu m6ge. Sn feinem
Sale aber fam e5 fdopen, rie @abrz
belt 9eb6rt su baben.
GancpuYer rs. Suit 1870.
S. T. @entnser.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27

y Snbem mir btelen intereHantenWrtifel nit.
tbeilen, ftnb mir iibsrseuat, eaB Der SerebrteM ii-
tondr burd pbige Sdilberuns bur9aus nidt
bas berrli9e alima Minneiota's, iopie bic
abrtgen 8or3lee unleres Staates 1T @Gatten
Helen tpplte. Die Neb.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-11
PHILADA. e. READING R. R.

Through Route TO ,h c Susquehanna
VVHE Sbamokin & 1rcvorion Railroad
l. being completed, u through route is
opened between HernGon ION the Susque-
hanna River) and rhimdsphiI. Trains
win run as follows:
EASTWARD.
No. ! Passenge, leaves. frevorioA o 10
q M; Shamokin 8 40 a M; arrives at Phil
adelphia at 00p m.
No. 8 8'Passcnger leaves Herndon at o -
M; Trevorton 10 OF n M; Shamokiu.
Q So q m,; arrives al Phila at 9 45 p m.
No. 8 mixed, leaves lIerndon at . 40
Trevorton l2 M; Shan okin IL 81 p IN;
arrives at Pottsyille at 8 10 p IN.
WESTWARD.
No. 2, Passenger. Leaves Philadelphia
8 10 IN shamokin 4 90 p m Trcvorton
4 40 p m; arrives at Herndon at 8 20 p M.
No. &, mixel, Leaves Ashland at 7 80
o m; sbamokin o so am; arrives at Tre-.
yorion 10 o7 m; IIerndon l2 20 p M.
No. 10, mixed, Leaves Ashland at 8 90
p m; Shamokin SO p m; arrives at
Trevorien At g 80 p m.
Passenger trains Nos. I and 3imako.
connection al Reading for Allentown, New
York, Lebanon, Harrisburg, Columbia
and Lancasicr'
Passengers arriving In Shamokin via
N G II W, about 10 o m, can sonnect with.
No 3 Passenger, at 10 65 o. IN, for phila-
dclphia and intermediate points. Those
arriving on the N q II W Passenger train.
~ " 10 noon, can connect with No. o,
mhlch lnaxas. Hhauak In "A n ~ fon. 49,.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-11
kIt the difference.

On Que occasion a young aud zeal
Gus lawyer, not over punctlious in hi:
illusions 70 the court, nor very forma
in his manner, was arguing question
Before II judge, aud 10 the course Of hi'
argument, by way Of illustration
wished to suppose case.
I'VE will suppose, your honor said
he, "ihat your honor wore to steal O
horse"
NO, no, no, interrupted the judge
Not At ALL not at oil. '1ainta sup
possible case, Mr.. s., taint supposa'
bic case
Every well, begging your honor.
pardon" proceeded the eager lawyer
with more zeal than prudence, 'vei y
well theD supposiug that | should
steal horse"
An, yes, yea, yes Faid the tho
Judge that's u very different thing
Very likely, Mr. s., very likely. Pro.
coed, Mr.. s."
Mr.. 5. proceeded to take a seat
amidst,thc shouts Of his brethren, and
had the good sense to take the joke il
good pant, AID repeat it often to his
friends.