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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-21

New Postage Stamps Ready.
The new postage stamps are
now ready for use.. The one
cent stamps are a profile bust
of franklin, color, blue. Two
cents, Jackson profile bust, col
or, brown. Three cents, Wash
ineton profile bust, color,
green. Six cents, Lincoln pro-
file bust, color ,lcoohineal. Ten
cents, Jefersoip profile bust,
color, chocolate. Twelve cents,
Clay profile bust, color, neutral
tint purple. Fifteen cents,
Webster profile bust, color, or
ange. Twenty'four cents, Scott
profile bust, color, pure purple.
Thirty.three cents, Hamilton
profile bust, color, black. Nine.
ty cents, Commodore OH. Per-
ry profile bust color, carmine.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. d.
X. Locke Rev. Petroleum v.
Nasty, in Toledo, on Friday,
March 10, aason.u Mr.. Locke
left a number of lecture COM
mittees in the lurch and went
home from Illinois to receive
in person this accession to his
earthly grandeur, excusing him
self with the remark that he
only had boy. once in eight
years, but those committees
could find Rlectnfer anywhere.
TIE 26th ofApril will be the
anniversary ofOdd Fellowship.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-21

J. X. WILL and family started
to Kansas City, Mo-, last week,
intending to make that place
their home. 5is re5 .1ta
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-21
THE CHAMPION tl5
PORT ABLE GAS GENERATOR!

As being the nearest perfection Of any fluid
gas burner ever offered to the public. IL IL
not, perhaps, fair to condemn al similar In.
ventlons, as many OF them have some good
points, though ali, or nearly ALL, have some
radical defecls, such as disagreeable noise
or Pickering light, which is trying to the
eyes when reading, sewing, &c. az
Fr0fting by the experience Of others, the
champion" inyites the criticism of the
world, as being the. nesrsst approach 10 coal
gas Of any yet offered, and all at one.ifth the
cost.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-21
Ohio Valley Editorial Union.

Ohio Valley Editorial Union.
Taenext meeting OF the Ohio Edi-
tori,l Uulou willb held h Mariettal
on Thursday, May 9Th. 1S7O,i as per
adjournment OF the Convention, at
chilllcothe in Mayslast. AL the
the members of the fraternity In
southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky
aud Western Virginia are invited and
expected to report themselyesupOn
that occasion. ~ 91et. Ira. !.
J.R.S. BOND, President.
JoHN T. RAPER. Secretary.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-21
Wanted-A White Democrat
Ia- V9fc Barber. fte ' ~

JoHN t. RAPER. Secretary. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tn the Rniuy Season.

When the earth Is saturated with moisture. and
the air Is surcharIed with unwholcsonie exhalations.
the vital forces Of the body are less active than In
clear weather, and the spirits eorcspondinely de-
pressed, II Is under such circumstances that the
invirorating. vivlfying and cheering properties OF
HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS are made
especially manifest. Half q wineSlassfuil. taken
three times a day. will so tone and strengthen the
digestive orSSns and the nervous system. that nell
Their the mlasma arising from the wet soil. nor the
gloom of a sunless sky. will produce the usual effect
upon the health and spirits. Persons who are pc
cullsrly sensitive to external changes, will Ind this
agreeable tonic the best means Of s,cellnS their sys-
tens against vlcissitudes OF temperature. What
the poet, Cowper. said Of tea. applies with ten.fold
force to this lnestimAble nervine stomachic. ut
cheers. but not Inebrlates." This, however. Is only
one Of i,s merits. It literally revolutlonizes the con-
dition Of the feeble. deollltated and despondlng-
irnpartinS healthful activity to the ~secretlve organs
regulating the bowels. and giving a new aud pcrma.
n,nt impulse TO the efiete and torpid animal ma.
chinery. The mind. sympathizing with the refreshed
and inyIgorated body. RECEIVERS its elasticity. and
life takes a brighter aspect under the effects OF tlhs
harmless vegetable eShilsrant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-04
BIZ WELLS, YARoo AND co.'s LINE.

CoNTRARAND TRAFFIc.-M. A. Wolf
was arrested at Virginia yesterday, by
officer Hayton, and made to pay $50
for peddling without a license. We
understand the cas- to be as follows :
Wolf and partners, since the compile
ton Of the overland railroad, have
been importing eggs and bacon in
large quantities from Chicago, and
having the ID street basement Of Black
& Brothers building, OH Taylor street,
for n sort Of depot or storehouSe, Wolf
has gone quietly about selling his
goods by the case, filling pretty eXten-
sive orders. He will now have to pay
4 license, like other dealers.
70 THE SIcx.-All whose constitu-
tons are out Of orler % debilitated
through disease, will do we'll to read
the new advertisement In another
column, of DIR. Smiths Hygeian Home
Water Cnre, G37 California street, OPP
posite st. Mary's Cathedral, San Fran
cisco. 1t IS the only regular establish
ment of the kind in that city, and is by
far the most extensive and efficient on
the Pacific coast. 1t Is governed by
the true laws Of healing. rs understood
by the greatest lights Of the present
day. Read.
SMALLPOX AGAIN.-Atter several
weeks cessation ofhostilities the small
pox has again cropped out here. a
little girl living in lower Gold Hill
became fully developed as an unmis-
taxable case Of the disease yesterday.
She is living at home with her parents,
well cared for, and out OF other peo-
pies way.
PnER.-John Piper is heard from.
He still slops about san Francisco, and
thinks of coming back shortly. 1t Is
rumored that he has engaged the fam
ous Bonfanti ballet and pantomlme
troupe to reopen his Opera House with.
SORE FINGERs.-Yesterday morning
a blacksmith at the kentuck hosting
works had two finger ends Of his left
hand mashed of by a punching ma
chine, ut which he was working. DIR.
Hall surgically repaired the damages.
Positively NO Decentralization
heimer. at his we'll known dry goods
store, Main street, Gold Hill, is posit-
lively selling out everything at cost, to
close business. Ladies, embrace the
opportunity.
SHOCKs.-There were two slight
shocks of earthquake felt by many per-
sons at Virginia yesterday. They were
but a second or two apart, and were OF
very short duration-mere throbs. SO
says the Enterprise.
DOG FIGnr.-The flercest sensation
of to-day, was the row between a cou-
pie Of big poodles at the upper end of
town, this morning. 1t was too short,
however, to draw a very large crowd.
Cock FIGuTISa.-This sport is in
dulSed in pretty extensively by those
who love it, at the Cock Pit, in the
basement Of the Collins House, Fir-
ginia, every Saturday evening.
WARN WEArHER.-The weather con-
times unusually warm for this season
of the year. A protracted meeting Of
the Methodist Church is still progress
ing at Virginia.
VEGErABrEs.-Our markets are eX-
ceedingly well supplied with most
excellent vegetables of:.all kinds at the
present time.
PArSTING IT.-The round house OF
the Railroad Company, at Virginia. is
being embellished with a coat Of fire
proof paint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-04
THE EVENING NEWS.
Fer tho Bette. R%s..la.io. .r a,,nlns

O0mD0nUGA
On the 18th nit. n committees NJ thru.
roro oMro;n.aJ - ~ n"Nes my
t"e noaru Vi oro-
kers, Ut sun FRANCISCO, to take Into
confederation the exnad;sncv .,d nro
.N"sN., Ape"h'y anu pfo-
priety OF pe.iiioning n Legislature to
amenu tne nllllhS incorporation laws
OF California, Inc said amendment par
ticularly afeeting the mining compa-
MES II TINS STATE, also, as a matter OF
course, uausr Inose Jaws.
Inc SoniIi.eee nioresaiu, presentso
majority IepVIs : oeiore Yesterday,
OF winch tle ioilowihS Synopsis:
SECTION enact, mat the Trustees shall
be elected sanaa.y; oy ballot;
saen IA. 'h.rs. A many ''"'as
sxc. Q. Majority Of ,~toekholder, NAV n.
any time remove the Trustees, on a cal Of
one.fourth the shares, or may investigate the
accounts, notice to be published ten days.
Sac. 8: Within thirty days from the pas.
sage OF TINS ACT tne ltussees inc otneers OF
any eomp.n! snp~. ~ ~ ,sa ,,sn."s;aaa
ny "omn.nr .;n.. ~. I.., .nnn,I 800.
m.nt' md thereafter every three months.
SIC. 4. Where . mining company does not
own = mill, the crushing shall be let by con-
tract to the lowest bidder. ten days notice to
be given IN the puohc prints.
SEC. .. NO contract 70 extend oeyend
'hsse m : E'l,, - .,u,,, v;,h .,...
..-Sr,. snh;s.,. T,n.t.:. nd osEn",: -
A.. rom 400 10 S5 'OOe .aeh for .aeb
og.n,e.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-04

IL this age when merit Is obseured by ~selfasser
ton, and slarinS advertisements take the place OF
solid talent. II Is a pleasure to meet with true worth.
To those In need OF medical aid we would cheerfully
recommend the DR.. J.. C.. Young Institute. 6ls Sac
ramsnto street, San Francisco. During It's twenty
years OF operation Il has held the hlshcs. place OF
integrity, and has been recognized as a sure refuge
OF the sick, where all receive stillful and honorable
treatment. Soc advertisement Oh the inside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-04
OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTBRS
DEMAINING IN II GOLD HILL POST
Ii ofice January 18th. ls.O. II not calle! Tor
within one month they will be sent to the Dead
Letter once.
Anderson James Anderson Al
R.npe,t, Nina Brayne Thos Breen Daniel
Rrown Mira Barton Miss Alice
Crsrs Alex CudJy wm 3 Coldren Thos
Davis Harris Deviin Philip . Dickinson Asbry2
Enes Constantine
rrannl4an Vim F1asS Theodore FOX Mrsh
Hcaly John Hayes simon Hal IhosA
Jennings Benj
Kavanaugh Feter Kelly Miss Della
L.uctot VIZ Lowing Albert?
Moore Sylvcst'r d Melin Luke Mahohey MIS- VI
McDonough MIS- Margaret
0stenborg A Oponnen VIM
Prizes W Pooley John
Russell Isaac
SnyderL Stacy Abrams:
Tanner James Traul nrsJennS
Waters Henry Wedge panlH watson SAINT
8. W. CHUBBUcK. p. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-04
MARRIAGE II Honorable.

Essays for Young Men. on the honors.
pleasures and ADVANTAGES OF . happy Mar
rlare, a. csntrastsd with = Single Lie, and
the fearful Evils Of Cclibacy. In modern ines.
SAINT free, In sealed envelopes. Address, Howarl
Association, Box 2, Philadelphia. Pa, fe? 3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-04
DIR. HUFELAND'S
SWISS STOMACH BTTERS

The first and most healthfal Tonic
ever introduced into the United
States IL still the leading article, and
more OF this sold than Of all other 80
called Tonlcs or Bitters.
For Sale to the Trade byTAYL0R
&BENDEL, Sole Agents, 400 and41
Clay street. San Francisco. fe1S-1y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-04
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
By WELLS, 7ARao n co.'s LINE.
Geo Fogt, Mr. Stone, Mrs Bloomer, Mrs
Douglass, Mr. Malone and wife, h Ellis, c II
Clark, Mr. Cardlen, Mr. Mitchell, NJ Daley, Z
Waleott, J Stuart, Mr. Hardell, J Gill, George
Mann, Mr. Sampson, Mr. Tobsy, Segar.
Departures.
By WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Mrs N Edwards, ] c Harris, Mrs Hodges
and child, Mrs NJ Jones, II R Gardner, DR.
Heath. W ] Ford, r L Higgins, DR. Holmes,
W S Gray.
NJ WOODRUFF AND RNSoR's LINE.
Mrs A Short, Dick Wilson. Mr. Smith, L
Bailey, S Splinter. Miss A E Marshall, Louis
Lille, II o Brown. o Harant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-04
MEDICAL.

Consultations by letter or otherwise, FREE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-04
MRS. P. LUSHER,
MIDWIFE AND NURSE.

INQUIRE OR LEAVE ORDERS AT CHAR.
be international Saloon, Virginia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08
SclraravbildJcs 9lllcrlci.

- Sic Gonpention Der Heiorm Hepublt'
faner trat am 6. b. in Ytitsbur9. Yn., 5uiams
men uno itslIte folaenDe GanOoaten fir ben
GonsreB auf Wtapor Q8m. 6reD pon God:
bart flr ben o., unO 8. 8runOt fir ben 23
Siitritt. Der 2ebtere 1T Sur 3ett SnOianer'
GommiII6r. GuBeroem tuurOen Nomluatoncr
fiir Die Staatsegi 9emodt. Die re8ur
ldre republilanilde Convention 1T auf Den 30
Au8ut 5uiammenberufen
- 9ie Utica: Stridmaaren' 6abrit Der 6irs
ma &owerD Il 60. in Utica branutt nm 6. b.
Ntts, ab. Sas Geuer serftorte audp Die bcs
nadbarten @ebdube. YerIuit S3S,000 Yel'
iiberun8 $4,000.
- Der amtliGe Sabresberibt oes SoOtsns
i6auers in Cincinnati er9ibt, OaB in Dem nit
benz 30. SUM idlieBenben Sable in Gircin=
natl 229 Sootenibau @erihte abgebalten nors
ben iino, lpeIhe mad Den Q8nbtipriiben Der
@eibmorenen ergaben SO Sooest6ae perur,
iadt Our9 pl6BIi6e Grfranfun9en, l6 3oOes'
f6lle aus unmGbiBteit, Ill t60iIi6e llniGlIc,
80 SelbitmOroe uno IL S6Otun9en.
- Sn Ybilaoelp6ia itelIten Suei 2ofomos
tiufiibrer cine g9ettfabrt an. Sie fSolge mar,
Dab Der cine BON Der Waihine itiirSte u. itarb,
uno oaB Der Nuoere in einen 98a9en bineins
fubr oehen &utider beruntsrNGrjte unO f6
p.rlsBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08

nSann's mir Oenten."
pgr beiaB nur 3WaniiB @roI6en."
pSie sic 0ctcptirten."
nDie 9totb y"
r3a, ia, gIotb bri8t GiIen. gber bic
llbr@
DGr lieb iie mir"
DllnO sic UertauIten ie.H
v6err Sottorl1
p9ab 49, poju Die bielen gDorte? Sagcr
sizes trei berau5, BertBsitcr, 5luiideu uns iei
gBabrBeit!"
Isle lit i'm 4fanObauie,"
pNbl'
SD oaate mir serr Braun DerSe mir
Oesbalb nidt jtiruen er mar ia 10 germ bereit,
mir Die fleine Summe gu bor9en"
ulnO Oa mdblten Sie oieIes Wittel 5u elmer
3mangsanleiBe?"
rSts llbr mar Inn nidt Uerlorrn, i'd ipoIIte
i6m ben YfanOibein nebit einem Sbuloi9ein
uber Oas erbaltene Sarleben Suiditen."
:, Der S6uioiGein pGre ni6t 0Os Yapier
Ipertb auf benz CT 9eibreben lit !'
nSerr SoltOr i'd bin Elm ebrliber Mann, u
fubr 8riin auf uno cine 9liibenOe &6tbe iibers
goB ieine g8ongen.
,,Sie GOtid0it b6r' idl tuobl, oIlein mir
feblt Der 8luube," ipOttete Der 8Oftor. rieBt
beraus nit Dem YinuoI6eiul"
3O8erno iberreibte Der Singer Sbnlia's
i'm.
t7nrtIeburo TnIntN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08
@ela' poNulirer Gflnhlaher

Sas blligTte SdubasdGft In Der StaOtl
unIer Mtotto 1T: DS9nele YertduTe uno
tleinen Yrpiitl@
9amers Gaitcrs nrlcr Irtar mttNbIdben7 rs Gts.-Sl
Utorodo. .Sticcl fir S0mCu 81, lbs, $l.50.
6obe 9dmcus@nitcrs an Der Settle geidnirt 81 30
GungreB, ,8aiters ur li6oten 65 GCnts
YtorodosSticCl fir WGodCu IS Gts., 100.
9amellsgGnoitCn auer Nrt 40 bs 80 Gts.
6erren.6on9reB. .gniters 81 so. 81, $3.50
gcndgrlte tpeggedl 6erren 8almoras 81. so, 81. u.s.
5U0 4aar SGrrcus SttCel SIS (gBertb So.
ejtnagete tprggedl Gnabcn 8almorals 81 20, 81 40
Gjcrabtc anabcn'guitcrs 81 30, Sl.75.
6obe eating sSjuitCr5 fir WiGbdcu Il, 81 .S5.
SalbIcocrnc Sd)ube fir Wdodrn rs Gents.
Gin ungebCurer Yorratb Upn ertiQgrmddtcr Nrbcit!
Ry- Ntr baben ale gDaarcn oOrrotBis. rpeIdr mir
anjet9cn! 9, @ets S epbu,
(Ntai2l ,3lRte.) SIR SO, glorbs bs(sutuuitraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08
Ser bette Nlae, um cine Nfdbma
fd,iue IN fdufcn, 1T Sa,

WI w w Z " " wv Tt wv
no ole Sorten Waihirtu III babtn no uie i'm e5haFt.
BON 5curg 4. StrubmcDer, Un., 0r. 8, Rpre.
edpftra6e,
Nalmaihiner lucroen auf 8 Bette uno ButaIte ausoe.
befer; audi balte 10 cine 9roBe Nus,pabI bon &etbe
e1drn unb Gel lum C5cbrallhe 0er Yluntnen biiiaer
als an etufnt aTbcru Pllbe (Wpril27 6gRtfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08
5aDrgang Baltimore, N}D. 6rettag ben s. Suit 1870

.ariOn" cine geriammlun8 'tatt in tpelher
iib bic 9elegationen Der OerihieOenen Der
cine 5u einem Itdnoi9eu GOmite organiirter
uno unter Nnoerem Die bel Dem Gincinnatier
SaneerfeIte amsnoirte GonItitutiOn oes gtoros
ameritaniIhen Sdn8erbunoes oor8cIeIen
mn rOp n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08

6. SoBu Gliugluft,
Redbts MnuaIt,
"sToNs OFFICE, Dem GcrihtsBauIe In SopIontotpn
aegeniiber,
bteet tiren oeutdtn 5rcunocn ieine DienTe In allen
9ertttIideu unc aoooiatOriidsu 8eibdn in Baltimore
Gouutp an. Gr lit uatb 4 nbr 9ladmittoqs aud, in
Baltimore in icinenl gircau Ssr. as ct @aulfr.,
gde Der Sarato8altraBs, in ipreden. Or Iprid5t
Dcutfc, (HuIi3, ia T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08
@aszCciclt.
6. 9 In GIinnInf

METROPOLITAN / CRESCENT EAGLE
Die btuignen im Wtarttc bel g. r. 93rupfs,
tutat2l-SUtte) Ylr. II, giOro. .@UtumiraFe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08

3um nd6lten SdnserfeE = Die
pWeiil. Yof" in st 2ouis idlreibt am Won.
tag: USE ri6ts bic Wlislieosr Der bieiisen
8eian8uereine ole Shmierieteit Der aufaate
ettennen. i'm Sabre 1872 Elm Sdngsrfsit au
ptreniiolten,. ipeides nidt nur benz unldn8't
bern oaiieibe nod in Shattcu itelrn ioil, be-
peii't Der llmiinno, baB bereits itBt bic ror:
bersitsnoeu S9rlite bier5u Setban perbeni
Gsiiern Yormittaa fano in bsr 2ale bss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08
Qidt cine,l sEau

Or. SBinebsI brnuGt oas sapeier Drub Gas
(9ah9as) tag bier in Der StaOt lett beinabe abrtn
uro es 1T ntdt Elm Fal In petem ispr 8erabrungs.
Deilt fid i'm geringFn als 6dolid gejeIgt BerionSn
psde elm penis iurttiam oStr neruBs binittltd ots
3ahnausliebrns no, t6nnen i olIthert balte Oas ie
ben Wott9c bon erober Grtabruns Oerbunosn nit ge.
ldtdltdtett, In oteItm @tablilereni fiuoen.
Sabns8arHttren, nebe ganI natirIit dusSeben bon
SO big $20 AnsItsbtn bon 3dbnen init aatgas 80
Gents fir ieoen.
Estnbefs 3abnarinei' g tablifement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08
SeOui8 &c. Qr0aNbent,

NVHNNTTIUIIIIIVl gIVIlII u NNtUTl IHIWIIIIt =
s3r. 81. Stcunbffr., .. Gtaoe, 3immer SIR. 8,
lus6lelt @elo aut Woten, 3iebtU edjieI, Sblts
9Gttouen uno tollatertclle St6erbe
lomle AUD aut Sa8er16etne, Gcipei6rrte
gpaQreu Il. {. ~. (Hunil / lgJ{t / a 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08
gpc3ial : 9inti,cn.
NusUcrtauf Hnter'm RnItprciic
bel
pnrrGtl'g.

gSr. 36, NScft 8altimprcftrafjc. 3.
wtan uer8clc bic hummer uidt, Der grobtn yG0mas
Sbees6ompugne" gCrdpe gCocniber.
SEaHSphfdIes Sprlell1n. $trinaut,
0laSpadrcu, Siircau. C5arnitIrsu
Iinb ealanterie'9 9Saareit,
WttGtr uuS 6ja6cln, 20nstH II. {. 10.
brdnSGIicle @R'Bcrnice ;um balbcn 9sreiie.
Sur SequemIthtct bcs 4ublitumS uerbcu mir bts
gum 49, 5ult auibaltcu. (l54G,SGO,2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08
8altimurcr 8ubnar,ncis@cldaft,

eenau pallcnoe 3abnGuruhlren $40 - sl5 ipelde
btnd]tIib oerDGuerbagit 9eauemIidtcitnidlt iibtrs
trotten iperoen t6nnen. gOrlglides Sob gum Ssuen
nur So SLIDER 81 uede als Oauerbait 9arantirf ur.
ben. Nitrous Oxide Gjas ieoeu Sag rtid, unO 3dbne
Sttid "
9as 8irean 1T Ju auen Shnoen sebFtnet.
(W{atl4 l2YRtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08

Sumult in RarDsUitle, 9n. -
am leBten Monta9 fam es untcr elmer Ibtbet
luno farbi8er r0tilijLer@ auf etnem ausilu8c
in WarDsuiae ga, gum Streite, nobel finl
Yerionen bleiiirt puroen. Sei'm AbmaGde
aus benz Srte 6oHen ite nod cine SaIUe ub,
nobel iie mcbrere 8ir9er, prnn aWb ni6t Sc
id6rlih oerpunoeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-08
!, Natonspigtr "a ssftretbabn.


:. &odb sopiontOwn RinOlib Uon ubr UtOroens
Is II ubr Nbtuos
Rat @ooanstowu nm 6. 81, ~ uro sK rlbr
@prgens uno 21z, 3k, AZ, 5T unO 6K tlbr N6enos.
un Sonntagen: Nm l04 unO TX nbr Wor9ers
uno l2%, N, *, 3jS, AZ, 5& uuo 6X tlbr 9lod)m..
auo ppn g0oansown bicrber. nm 10 unO IL ubr Uors
gems unO l, 2 3, 4. 8, 6, UNI uhr 9ladlmtttaRs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-13
QUIZ Rn1xa1ous COLUMN.


IhdIOE.
God lie good, and He is to be praised for His
goodness. His own Infinite perfections render
Him worthy of all alteration and praise. When
we consider His supreme excellence and glory,
and remember the relations we sustain to Him
as His creatures, we must see the propriety OF
praising His great name and rendering to Him
our grateful Acknowledgements The inhabit-
ants of heaven bow before Him with humble
reverence, and sing with grateful hearts His
praise We, as His creatures, should praise Him
for His excelencies, the infinite glory and love-
ness of His character. God is love, and why
should He not be loved And if loved, why
not praised? We are ungrateful creatures,
unmindful of our Maker, forgetful of the Being
who created and who governs the world.
The hand of God is in the smallest event, as
well as the greatest These little events are
essential to our comfort and happiness. Indeed,
little comforts make the aggregate of our en-
joyment, the sum total of human happiness.
"a mans life consistent not in the abundance of
the things which he possesseth." Our happi-
ness depends mainly on little things on we'll
adjusted trihes; and because these little things
come SO long in course and pass SO smoothly
we notice them not. We trace them not to the
hand of God, although their nice arrangement
and their very smoothness are full of wonder,
of the divine hand. Did we rightly consider it,
we should see more of God in the ordinary
events of each passing hour than in those rare
occurrences which startle and terrify the world.
There is more to be admired in the calm sere-
nifty of cloudless day than in the raging ele-
ments of the furious storm, as it shows us the
admirable adjustment of the wheels of the uni
verse and the ease with which God controls
and governs His works. The one may impress
us with His power; the other shows His good
ness, His tenderness, His constant and paternal
care. So the wonders of His providence lie,
not in great, but in little things-those which
make us happy without exciting our attention,
those which speak not in thunder tones, but in
a still small voice of Gods goodness and love.
What though there be no great deliverance to
call forth our thankfulness, the stream of COM
forts on which our happiness depends has been
flowing constantly onward, with its full and
clear tide, and this should constrain us to 'give
thanks unto the Lord for He is good;" and to
''praise the Lord for His goodness, and for His
wonderful works to the children of men,"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-13

Islands They were warmly received not only
by the fishermen and their families but by the
clergy. They held fourteen services in Estab-
lished kinks, thirteen In independent chapels,
and twelve each in Free kinks and Methodist
chapels.
The Right Reverend Bishop Wood dedi-
Gated a new church in Patterson, ". j., re-
Gently. 1t is said to be the finest church in that
State. The estimated cost is $20O,O Rev.
Father McNulty is the pastor. Rev. Father
Byrne, of Camden, preached the dedication
sermon.
-On Tuesday, July 26, the Rt. Rev. T. Null
len, Bishop of Erie, conferred Clerical Ton
sure and Minor Orders in st. Michael's Semi
nary Chapel, on the following s;udents:-
Messrs. Joseph Bohm P. Ottaloran, Edg.
McKeefcry. On the following day Messrs.
Joseph Suhr, James Byrne, George Alman, P.
Thurhoimer, Joseph Bohm, Edward Hausas, p.
Attaloran, Bernard McDonough, aud L Slayer
received Subdeaconship. On Thursday morn
ing the Rt. Rev. Prelate raised to the
order of Deaconship Messrs. Joseph suhr,
George Altman, Joseph Bohm, P. Thurheimer,
P. 0ttaloran, Bernard McDonough, Edward
Hanses and L. Slayer On Friday morning
Messrs. Suhr, Altman, Bohm, Ottaloran Thur
heimer, and McDonough were raised to the
dignity of the Priesthood OF these gentlemen,
Rev Bernard McDonough was ordained for the
Diocese of Albany, and Rev. L. Slayer for the
Benedictine Order. Mr.. Hugh McKeefry is from
the Diocese OF MISUNDERSTANDING Catholic.
On Sunday 3lst ult, the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Becker, in his Pro-Cathedral of st. Peters, Will
mington, Delaware, raised to the dignity of
Priesthood the Rev. Father Lyons
"A letter from Pere Hyacinthe protesting
against the declaration of the dogma of Padal
infallibility has appeared, and caused a sensa-
tion. The Catholic organs attack the letter and
its author with much bitterness.