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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
BOOKS---BOOKS.
WINNING THEIR WAY:
w rHR MUSIC BOOKS PoR THB MASSES

rHR MUSIC BOOKS FOR THB NASSBS.
Winners New School
FOB THE
isnePorte. Cabinet Organ, helodeon, Sionn'
Nute. Oarionet, Fife, Flage0let, 1uisa&'
and Accordion
IN sEPARATH Boohs.
rreAensd . snabe az one 70 oDsaln . Ano~,'
sdes Of playing the above instruments s''nou. .,'0
"a q . teacher, with . large coiIecs'on o. *.s
Aoissst Melodies Of the day. Price Of each book
ssventy.aye cents. Sent postpaid On feeeaps q
Ma pfT6On L CO.,
sslM Deetea ~ Mev Ieek
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08

Great sale of household furniture, pianos,
iron safes, ETC., this day, at eleven O'Clock,
at Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street, BY
Mesrs. z. n. & B. ]. Montgomery, avNtion'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
BOARDING.

DOARDING-GOoDB BOARD AND ROOMS BY
ID the Day, Week or Month. Also fine suite OF
fne residence % Rampant street, between Canal
and Common streets Bathroom at the service OF
the boarders
Also q No. COOK wanted. SEES lot
DOARD AND ROOMS.-PARTIESD DESIRING
ID to do so, may secure pleasant rooms and salts
actory board for the approaching season or for a
short period in that elegant residence No. 2l2 Ca
rondelet street, Immediately above Julia street.
Apply on the premises. aug I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
FOUND.

II size To he seen at the second precinct police
etationhouse. The owner can have 1t by proving
property and paying charges oco 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08

NOR RENT.-PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLY
L furnished rooms, without board, to rent at
prices varying from ten to fifty dollars per
~ North fr-' aus Pm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
GRAND FESTIVAL

Will be given for the benefit Of the
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEW ORLEANS,
Melpomene. between Freret and Jacob streets,
OCTOBER 8, 1870. The Managers follows:
Aleck Butler, p P. Young, Samuel Walker, Samuel
Edmans, Samuel Williams Lady Aanagers-Miss
Gementine Steptoe, Miss Catharine Albert Miss
Hanna Beaufort, Miss Amanda Green, Miss Sarah
Ann Butler.
Tickets IS cents. Dainties sold oc9 lit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08

EOR SALE.-A PHEASANT AND yALuA.
New Orleans; cottage house, out-houscs, wharf and
bath-house and spacious grounds. viii be sold
very cheap. For price and terms apply TO George
3. Penn. ESQ.,. .Attorney-at-Law, No 80 E1change
Place, room No. l8 second floor, or to Captain
Robert s. Kirk Vaudeville, Louisiana, or to H. n:
Robinson. Real Estate Agent, No. "a Commercial
Place. No yellow fever was ever known to prevail
At this place. lyle tt
EOR SALE-ON REASONABLE AND AC-
~ cOmmodating terms.-A splendid Sea Shore
RESIDENCE, situated in the town Of Biloxi. near
the Lighthouse. For price and conditions OF sale,
sCply to G. DE FERRET AuctOneer,
iel2 Office 50 Royal street.
EsOR sALE.-oNE OF THE FINEST SECTIONS
u of unimproved Sugar Land in the State, in the
parish Of Iberville 1t is about nine miles from the
Mississippi river, and that section Of country has
never been Overiowed The Chattanooga Railroad
now in rapid process Of construction in the imme-
aiste vicinity runs between two and three miles IN
front of this land, while the Opelousas Railroad
passes its rear some six miles distant. 1t is un
5Oubtedly the most valuable tract of unimprOved
sugar Land in the State, and to soil timber and
locality 1t s unsurpassed. For particulars, apply
e H. N. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent "a Commercial Place.
suI3 tt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADR1IY OF MUSIC.
RALDM0, BIDWM.L L McDONOUGH,
Propretors and Managers.
1h1Esday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
October 6, =, 8, B.
Fast Representation of the Grand Harlequinade
and BurlesQue. entitled
STNBAD, THE SAILOR.
THE
VALLEY OF DIAMONDS,
VIA New Scenery, Costumes, Appointments, and
Laughable Paatouline Trick, TranfOrmations,
etc.
ehangs Of Oo Entertainment every night, pre-
senting every member of the Gaiete Comique
Troupe.
1ArvRDAY EoON-GRAND PAErOMIME MATINEE
Sinbad, The Sailor, Festival.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
WANTED.


VXyANTED.-lOOo GREEN SALTED ALLIGATOR
w skins well taken off the animal, without
holes. The highest prices paid by ,,,o,,
THOMAS SCHORR,
se6 I'm 81 CustOmhouse street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08

NOR SALE---ABOUT 10000 ACRES OF THB
L best sugar lands, situated in the parishes OF
Lafourche, 81. James and Assumption, between the
lege Point and Thibodau1 three miles from Nor
gau's New Orleans and Texas Railroad, and about
the same distance from the Chattanooga Railroad.
The owner being anxious to dispose Of these lands
would sell the whole only . portion at an ex-
&emely low figure.
For further particulars apply 70
H. II. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent, x and "A Commercial Place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-LOTS ON BROADWAY, GREEN
Il VILE in square bounded by Broadway, Eliza
beth, Pine and Ferdinand streets. Price $500 to
500. according to location. Apply to
JOHN n. GOULD,
Se2T No. 8 Magazine street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
BY TELEGRAPH.

- = Il r u II IA III
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
GENERAL LEE STILL IMPROVING
FENIAN 0'NEil TO Be RELEASED
Interesting Internal Revenue Decision
CUTTING OFF WATER FROM PARIS
French Emigrants Arriving at New York
BIG SIEGE GUN TO Be IN POSITION
Steady Advances ON Lyons
SOCIALISTS OPPOSITION IN PARIS
NO FORAGE THERE FOR HORSES
Wood and Charcoal Exhausted
HrrArc YYNrnrArrv nrvrnrr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
"0UsE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE

t1 FOR SALE.-A rare opportunity is offered to
parties wishing purchase the entire contents OF
well furnished three-story house, well suited ior
house; location one of the best in the city, near
Canal street For further particulars address l..
D.. Lock Box 5o3, city PostOffce. seZ8 lOt
NOR RENT-THE GROUND FLOOR OF STORE
Il No. 32ls St. Charles street, opposite ST. CharleS
street, New Orleans seio
NOR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
T Residence l59 Calfope street, between st.
Charles and Camp streets, with all the modern
improvements. Kent moderate Cars running to
and from Canalstreet and only ten minutes walk to
Canal street. Apply at l57 Calhope street. je2i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
FOR RENT,

NOR RENT-A COTTAGE, CONTAINING FOUR
IL rooms with sixteen lots of ground attached to
l. all web fenced in, will be rented to a good
tenant at the low rate of fifteen dollars month;
h is situated on DOrgenois street between Canal
and Palmyra and is best suited for gardening In
auire OF Mr.. r. A. BUDINSKY, Republican JOB
printing office "a Camp street, New Orleans. oc2
NOR RENT.-THE VERY NEAT AND DESI-
Il rable cottage house situated on Columbus
street between Dorgenos and Broad streets con
tanning four large rooms, with gallery on the sou
SIDE and back, with a large cabinet, kitchen, ser
wants ROOM coal shed, poultry house, wash room,
etc convenient to three lines of cars-Esplanade
street, Dumaine street. and Ursulines street. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to
n.A l-+ Corpar of Columbus and DoroenOis streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-08
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
GENERAL LEE STILL IMPROVING
Interesting Internal Revenue Decision
CUTTING OFF WATER FROM PARIS
French Emigrants Arriving atNew Yor
BIG SIEGE GUN TO BE IN POSITION

Steady Advances on Lyons
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31
StaOt unO Staet.

M- Das scranton Wp Genbla Il" s?.
I&eint iebeu Dpunerlfas inb fUitet jdbrlid $500
unb babiGbrli6 St.00, I'M Bcraus SablbGr. 9s
bat cine er6Bsre 8erbreitune ale iraen6 elm an
berss beatftbes 9lati in euserne County.
Anseisen perbrn su ben feltssissttn pretisl
anssnSmnen. @sppbnli6e QempCrare) Mn3etgeen
miiiIsn purausbrSabt pertsn; Gontrafls fur balb-
j6brIi&s pber iGbrIiGe 9lnseieen je nab nsberetr'
fpmmen, unb lsBtere tperbsn 10 Ianss fortgflrst
bic Iie abbelfelt tperben.
9ln,eiaen unb 8efanntmnbunssn, Sur Yublt-
faticn i'm ,,Wpttenblatt" beItimmt, fcuten Oten-
flag gprmittasS eirsrrsidt werben, unt btnislbsn
aufnabms su @rSeers Ginifneunesn
miiitn Ihpn MCntass finseret6t unb NIT 3s IN
Gents bic 9inie bejablt tpfrbeu. - 8eri9te nber
aaesmsine Reuisftitsn psrbsn unsntssblid huf-
gtncmmen.
Spb,arbeiten aIIsr art in beutf&sr unb
fngIiI6sr Sprads, fperben piinttliG unb gut an
ssftrtist. auf bitisn 3peis bss @ti&Gftss LEM
fen mir DEFENDERS bic Aufmerfiamfeit beuti1er
8sIG6ftsIeute, inbem es unIer Beffrebeu ietn
pirb, in IOl6sn arbsiten feinrr anbsrrn biriissn
Drudtrei na6Suiteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31

fallen ane isltf tSbtIi&tn Berpunbun.
gen Der unabbdnsissn 1iuer, unp fii6rt
oteie Serasben auf eas erp6tnie aeIpannte
gFreaItniB suriif Denn eieler gerhadbt
bs9rilnoet lein lUIte = mas mir iibriaens
Mot bebaupten molten - 70 tSnnten bic
linton Wttnsr tsinsn ii8srsrn g1es etn.
l@idesn, um bic OTsntIi&s @etnuna as,
gen iit 1u tstrtn.
. - Ueertre unttrntbmsnbe Sarasr pon
feet9bton, Carbon Counts, beabfibtio,n
aut ooer neben pem bcrttaen Noiroru1se
etn pNfammut9 -5ctel" ju srritten, bef.
len Soften auf $4,000 aeGdast ftnS.
3u9let6 iperben bic &nlaaen unb Der.
l&enerunssn Der umseeenp eins b.Seu.
tenee Summe In AnIpruh ne6mtn. Sos
unternebmen barf um 70 mebr auI eln.n
9unittgsn @rfcla re6nsn, als bic In Der
unmiitslbaren Ndte beiinbliGe ,,gstneral.
Sueae" p9netin 1&on p6brenb e.s Com.
msrs oisle @dits tsrbsi,iebt.
9tttston.-Die Nrbett an benz Nuu.
bament Der Winers SpartanF pirb ritllio
bstriebsn, fptnn immtr bic 0itteruna es
erlaubt. - Nah benz 9eriht Der biefIaen
Mer3te breitet it pas S6arla&ieber In.
mer mebr in Der Stabt aus.-Die neuen
Sprcu9b'Seamten ipurotn am pcrlebten
5rrita9 tn ibr amt eingsitbt. 8urae6 IN
Strr anprew eap uno Der Gtabha atb BE-
ltebt aus gBiqiam cam, Dan. %. 8oITarb.
gDtlltam @stbing, Omen .. 9ewis unh
G9arles S&isSsr, Sames SiBpatrid wurse
gum Ya!iJsi&sf srtpabIt.
Wilfesbarre. = 0laior Osborn, Don
bier, tit BON 8cup. @earp gum @enerafs
Ifaicr Der pennfplpania Wili,en ernannt
pcrben. - Sbcmas Stout, BON Wriabt
SrpnIbip, Der In elmer 6iitte In Butler
Nlsp isinsn 8aul& ausI&lief i.l einem
in bic 5anbe, ber ion um S45
erlstHttrte. @ar bic pclilei etwa auf
Ietner 5abrte? = Sn SIb gBiltesbarrt
bat ft6 ein nsuer SauStrtin aeariinbet.
Die Seamtenwabl finpst am Samltaa ben
2. april Statt.-Die Srass ii6er ben 4au
rss SpsrnRauIss tann itbt ais erlebtat
bstra6tst peroen, tnpem Or. 80. s.. StiI-
neil BEN @cntraft fur bsiTsn 9au iibsr.
ncmmen bat unb es In aht WunateR
Ierttg taben fca. Go bsbtdt cine @rune-
ld&t pOn 1O5 5ub an @artet unp 1O1
Sup an 8per StraBe. Natiirltt pirb 60
TN pra4tbau, wel6er tsr Statt sur
3terbe ssretbt,
- Die WInsn.9lrkeittr 5u Yottsptat
psrhen pabrI&etnIib AM l. gtprII aus
febtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31
SfSir ffrebem naeb 6efallen!
OWENS Atelier,
Cfribsr 9rppnel's)
,,M0rble SlCef,"


224 Ga ace q 10 a ma SIbenue,
Scrantpn, pa.
ga i'd fiirslitt has pbptperapbtI6e 9ltelttr BON
.. q. Srppnsa f6uHi6 sritanbsn babe unb bas
@efbGft ItGn cine Rsibs pUn Sabrsn nit Or.
fpIg fiibrts, 70 bin ib i'm Stanbe, 8iIbsr istsr
Grt anjufrrti9sn, mic
Siiitcns s8arten, TcrrptppeS,
9borptSpeS, Sfmbrotppes,
Stdrepfeope, &aifcrs 6arten.
geIcnbtrs aufmsrfIamfeit perpenbe i'd auf bic
pprselan 9ilter, psI6e in srCesr ShTnbsit an
aefertiet unb AT alarbrit unb grabt ppn tfinem
anbren ilbsrtrpfeu wsrbsr.
apmmt uub bsiebt bic prUben.
uuIere aarten. 8iIbsr linb In elmer gBeifs aus
aefiibrt, pelhe in tieiem SbeiIe bes Staates
nibt rrreitt pirb. Srtlldns unb RIarbeit
frnn;ei6nsn iis ale ale erlfe aaiIr gIrbsit. Gin
Ssiu6 iibersust Ssssrmann.
Gin sttreuts Bib 9arantirL
atnbrrn jebsn altsrs pirO beIcntere glufmsrf.
laniftit sspipmst, bod Ipllten beren 9ileer spi-
19sn 10 unb 2 llbr sencmmen tperbsn.
gbptc9rapbtsu,
BON 8leinfen bis ;ur 9ctenssrpBe, eOlcrirt nit
SeI, Yalell, Baher pbsr SnbienG Garbs, pom &c.
ben pber BON aIttn SiIbsrn cppirt.
9lIe platten perben aufsebpben unb fGnnen
bapcn ieber;eit Absiss gemadt perben. 2luftrGae
per pon tpsrpen piinftib effeftuirt. &S- Das
sspdnIbts Bib mub senau bef6rieben perben.
Als pbptCsrapbiihe 8ileer weresn gessn &C.
rinee Soften rplcrirt
E9% Damsn ipllttn feline blaBrctbs, tlaue
Sber purpurne aleieer trasen, ha ne Iie bell ab-
nebmen. Sm Gmpfans- une Antltieesimmer 1T
Ifrts cine Dame sur Silfeleiauaa anptlenb.
RY 8ibsr pSn Slraufru tnb Gpbtru pertsn
I'M Sauie ssnpmnsn.
@nii6ten rcn GsbGueen pbsr anpsrsu Sa6sn
wsrben gu ben biaisfrs preilsn unpiisbr gut auf.
genDnimen.
Scpcbl bs bellsm pie aub bel triibsm Wet-
ter perbtn SiIber eenOmmen.
aIbums, &abmen uub SuaFEn in GROCER
guswabl unb bilIis.
$40 s. O.. Owen, pbCtcgrapbii
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31

- SIN 5srbte 1868 fanb man bic Gel.
DE sinss tltiuen Wab6ens, Warp 0cbr.
mann, in einem 9fubI @aftr, ni&t nett
BON Der Bc6nuns ibrer 5Itsrn, In elmer
Der ScrRdrts g9ilapslpbia's. Di. ar3tIt.
DE llntrrfu6uns srsub, bab bas 8inb
mib6ran&t bitrauf sttSbtrt unb bana
lsine eeite III bas g8a1sr sspOrfsn fst.
Scr9fdltt9e Na&fcriGunsen wurbsn an-
sefeat, UNI ben llrbsbsr bisIss IHeueli&ea
gerbre6ens gu entpeden, absr fir lanst
Belt psr9ebsns. Dor 8ur,sm Ser9aftete
man nun etnen BARRIER, Namens 5anIcn,
Ger in jener @esenb wcbnte, neil sr eim
tlsinet @drthsn 3u nUtb,a6hssn Der.
fu&ts. Ssit er int @efausniiIs Rbt, Bat
man Seri&terene Sbatiahen sntbsdt, mel.
DE es istr pabrfGeinlid MAIDEN, bas
5anlon Der @Srbsr rer Warp Mobr-
mann mar. Die @ranb Surp Bat ion IN
antlasefanb UsrIsBt unb lsin YrsSeb ptrb
In &urjem porfpmmen.
= Gin fsinsr fran;6ffGer 5enIlerfitt
1T cine Grfnpung pes @lalermeifters STU.
bau In YariS unp pirb auf bic gBeile be-
reitet, Oab man Z pfc. esinSl nit Vfb.
brauner umbra etpa 2 Stunoen lang
toat unb parua6 4 eOtt fein seI&nittts
mes Wa1S binsinrii9rt. Bonn 5euer ae-
ncmmen, perben Der MilGuns nod 81
Yfp. 8rsios unb IL Yio. 8leimeie suae.
rlbrt. Dieter 6ttt 1T lebr bausrbnft unb
fsf felblt auf 8abmen, bic Srrber nt&t
9runoirt wuroen.
= Der ,,Wsfbptr" columbus, %
Iust: 5Olsenps ,wsi 8risfe purStn teuts
tn Der bieFssn Ycfcffes Sur sesitsrbsfSr-
peruns ab8eseben:
Deter 8pleba&,
8dilers Gate I'm 8tintreis.
@lamm Qlamm
T- In GtlIsteIfe, sa
6ein Wunbsr bag Sisle 0rieIr nidRt an
ibrs aprsfs ssIanssn,
= Ri&ter Strpns IN hem brittsn Su.
otetal Diaritt susstbsiIt wurttn, wslAsr
penniYIpanien, New Ssrlty une Dtla-
mare umfabt.'
= Die bstbsn 5auptipra@rR Der prt1It
tn ben Der. Staattn inb GusIiIb uup
Deutf&. auberbem sri@eiHsn In bsH
Der. Staaten iAVn felt sinissr 3sit 8la.
ter In fclssnben Spra&sn: iranj5iif&,
ipanii&, italitnii&, bcadnOii&, i&wseii&,
nOrwssii&, e5s&if&. Daju fam In usus.
fer 3stt Elm 9latt in ssItii&tr Spra&t
Qn Nsw gOrt, Elm 8lntt In masyartfasr
Spra6s Gin Nep glcrD. zines In pclni-
I&sr Spra&t (in Mtfcurt. Sm 9noia.
nsr> 1erritcrium sisbt rs mstrers 9Iatttr
In Der @boftaps SpraGe. llAe iE Gan
GraneiseO III bic @rinbuns sines SIattsa
In hinefl6er Sprahe i'm Wtrte.
Wan BAT allo bann IN ben Der. 9taa.
ten 3sttupsen tn ni&t wsniStr ale sisr.
jebn SpraHeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31
Sect bereit!
8ebr. Garpenter

iinb ieBt bsrsit fir ben Gribjabrs-g -gsrfrbr nit
stnsm srpbsn Sprratb ron
Wfarbles, slsSsGs8l6cfe,
Iaies, Nuppeu,
6mmmibdllen, Silliee Sutuelen,
Sprineftrieee, Spielfa6en,
Strcihb6lSben, Wasfen fur Sale
Sabad, MbOrn5utfer,
Sillise Gisarren, Sraiilian. Sfaffe,
&aueummi, Gneliftbe
&afrisc, Safel
Stranger, unS NeaeaH
SitrCncn, ManS elm,
bsim 8dif&sH. &aftanien.
8erfaufen
tut 0rokelt llnO 6letnell.
llebsrbaupt balten mir auf gcrratb cine ercbe
Auspabl Don bsrartisen Waaren unb perfdufsn
bieleben biaissr, ais iresnb Gin @sI66ft nussr>
bnlb Hep-Yprf.
gBir Ienfsn bic bsipnbsrs 9lufmsrflamttit auf
ben 3Ieinperfauf.
llnisre GanSieS C3uderpsrD iinb INNER frii9
unb ron better Gualitat. 10f3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31

DDl
smmsn SAO0''OO''
GrnSrt. oisibfubsa 40 SEOs'Ht.
sitt aus bic sttHs art.a sou 1Sts'tss ssd,aS anS
80 a. e oiinR. isvH 9sbiueunesn, ais asshP
sIa s..s ess.Gldsoft In bfu Ser. Staattn:
''"S NE GsisIIbaft siSt eM,9prert antpsn aaI
,trs ssofirss; sriaubt 80 Gas Grlit Snr Staap> S
iyro v Ser pramisn, 10 GbrenS me. ger 3sI DC yO'
I:o;sss sntfsbsne blsben; ale pc.ttits ne anan
."eSoT tptotu hsr aspStnlitsn url a9tn eM l Sen
Si,S.r GeisoItbaFa ansssasatsn pOh stss ptrlaGen M
u W.. tsia Grtra.9tiRfo pirb bert9na tar et GIs
"n,,huif ,uu Reifru; ppIttybtfBtr igtusn plS
NJ, Ssr @sIsuIdaft IN bic iGbrt9tn spTSpNo ~ ane
%"t,r H,% SNnnrs Sci ben 9BabIsn ane an 0fr Ser'
~0ssaTs ssns IN IntsrIsSanss- ubsr pOItss-@tbabr'H
psrben bfrsbnet. mnrs osrron-
nm S SG,snsraI-aesnt fir bas nOrOSfItps VsHn'
'g 3msi ,uU,rl6Iliss bsuH&s aesntsn tpsrssn stT'
0S1t bsusn ems quite GOmmilfoH estagn pne.
ptan ms'V' NV !" 25mt9
blatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-31

EzS 3u Derfaufeu; = Das @sbdube
norm bic Office bs5 ,,Serantpn Wrbenblatt"
iih bsfnbet nebit 9pttt. preis $4,000, ppppn
81, 700 baar su ;ablsn finb. Der 8ef fam in
brei Sabrru in eItiben 5erminsn abbsSablt psr-
ben. Das @isentbum Iie9t an Der SrptitbsIten
@sitdftsiraBs BON Srantcn Cpsnn aosnas)
brutrnb bUberen psis trinsen. 27jr3m
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-15

The thousands who were involved in that
pell-mell flight toward Chattanooga at
first supposed that the whole army had
dissolved in the same manner, but the
cannon of Thomas, sounding through the
whole afternoon, treasured them. He
maintained the fight until nightfall, re-
polling the charges of the whole rebel
army now concentrated against him, and
and driving back with dreadful slaught-
til the onset of their most determined
TROOPS. Throughout that day Thomas
stood calmly in the midst Of the leaden
tempest, giving his orders, providing for
every emergency, strengthening every
weak point, and fighting until darkness
and the exhaustion of his ammunition
compelled him to cease. He held the
| field at the termination of the battle !;
and it is not too much to say, that had
his supply of cartridges been more am
pie, he might have finally routed the
rebels. On the evening of this terrible
day Gen. Thomas took his coffee at the
campfire of one Of his division COM
inanders, who had been wounded in the
fight, and during the chat of half an
hour on common place topics never once
alluded to the battle which had been
raging, in which only his own pluck and
frmness had saved the army from de-
sstruction, or to the fact that his host was
injured and bleeding. Such command
of nerve is in great measure matter OF
temperament, but it is also the result of
training, glimpse of which Gen. Thorn
as himself once gave, in a moment of
unwonted confidence, when friend COM
planned Of serious wrong which had
been done him. Colonel" said the
commander slowly, al have taken a
great deal of pains to educate myself not
to feel"
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How TO EAT The common vice Of

How TO EAT The common vice OF
our people in the United States, in both
town and country, in city and village,
among rich and poor, is rapid eating.
There are two i'll effects from hasty feed
ing the food expands considerably. both
by increased warmth and by its being
divided and liquefed, so that if the stom-
ach is not full when one ceases to eat, 1t
it will be full enough in very few min
rtes by the heating and liquefying pro-
cess: thus it happens when person is
called from the table, he may feel as if
he could very easily have eaten more,
but If detained very few minutes. he
comes back feeling that he does not want
to taste of another particle, and oftimes
expresses himself impatiently about his
dinner being spoiled" when the truth
is, his food has been enlarged in bulk 10y
the necessary preparation which it has
undergone, thus making the stomach full
enough for all healthful purposes. and
full enough for comfort. If meal is
eaten with great deliberation, this ex-
panding, heating, liquefying process be-
gins and keeps pace with the meal, and
the man does not feel like gorged ana
conda. The English people thus eat, as
natl, n; they give themselves time to en-
Joy their food, to experience the pleasure
of its taste, and make eating gratifica.
ton; while we Americans, in multitudes
of cases, look at it as thing to be got
ton through with,-as task which has
to be performed, and the quicker the bet
ter.-Dr. Hall.
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The Great Strasburg Clock.

AS the twelfth hour approached, null
titudes came running from every side.
They were all eager to see this curiosity
of medieval times; although the clock,
adapted by the aged mathematician,
Schwilgue, to the present state Of science
has now been going for four years. My
friend at last appeared, and we had bare
ly time to push our way through the
crowd, and to ascend the small winding
staircase which leads into the four stories
of the clock, and the small balcony in
which we were suspended like swallows,
against the mathematical monument,
looking down perpendicularly upon a
dense mass Of heads, whose eyes and lips
were all fixed upon one point. On one
Of the lower galleries, an angel, guarded
by lions which formerly roared, and hold
ing sceptre and bells in its hands,
strikes the quarters, and another turns
around the hour-glass. In an upper
space, the four ages of life then step for
ward /; the child strikes the first quarter
with its thyrus upon bell the youth
strikes the halfhour with his arrow the
armed warrior the third quarter with his
sword, and the old man the fourth with
his crutch; then death appears. and
strikes the hour with his bone; and, as
the sound of the last stroke dies away,
the figure of Christ comes forward in a
yet higher story, ard raises its right arm
for blessing; the twelve apostles, one
after the other, pass before him, and in
passing incline themselves before the Sa.
viour, who, in conclusion, gives his bless
ing to the spectators. Their eyes in the
meanwhile turn to the cock, who proud
ly sits high upon small tower; he flaps
his wings, stretches out his head and tai
ruffies his neck, and thrice his shril
growing sounds loud and clear.
| After the exhibition was concluded
we stepped into the interior of the works
Behold that small wheel, the only pur
pose of which is to make take tn
place of / when the second thousan
years of the Christian era shall hav
elapsed. On last New Year'snight when
with the twelfth stroke of the clock, Y
sprang in the place of the SO after tn
IS, the man who explained it all to us
mere laborer, exclaimed with muc
warmth, "One would almost suppos
that the machine can think. Ercelsio
Monthly.
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A LETTER FOR BOYS Ny Dear
Georg s.-I could have wept, the other
day, when l saw you smoking cigar.
only f,urteen years old, and already at
WORK 70 poison your body and poison
your soul with tobacco o, this is sad
indeed!
My dear boy, you see not what is be-
fore you. If you did you would be ap-
palled; and you would fall upon your
knees, and entreat your Heavenly Father
to save you from the wasteful fltbv
wicked practice of using tobacco.
Do not excuse yourself by saying tina,
some great and good men use tobacco
The great and good men who do 50 are
In danger of sinking into very little and
very wicked men before they die.
Tobacco and rum! What terrible twin
brothers What mighty agents of satan
What large share of American peopl,
they are destroying ! l love my children
and because love them, would rattle
bury them than see them defle them
selves with rum or tobacco.
as Paul said to Timothy, SO say t
you; Keep myself pure" Be clean i
your person, and be clean in your hear
But depend upon it, you can be neitbe
if you use tobacco.
+ Your friend, GERRrrr SMITH