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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18

mdbiG n6tbis lti, fir ale Nationen ei>
nen unb ben udmli9en Xate9ismus
einfibren su tp,lIen, earnu& ater flint
ancere einsebenper int m5peciellen. Bi<
iaof 3werser BON Sedau i9lpe bic
Sisuns nit elmer ifbr eelunsenen Rere
iiber bieieu @esenfanb i'm Namen Der
Deputation fiir tatboli19e Diseiplin,
oeren Mitslite srif. Dauit f9lob bic
Sisune, na@btn, 3uoor nod bic 8e>
merfun9eu mebrerer Batter ;ur 8crlaee
aber bic 9nfauibilitdt eerruft unter
ale ausgetbetlt werpen wareu.
Die sunse AZ. Sisuns ant Greitae
ben 4. Mai seretus bau,it, pae Btz
fdpf 3weresr spieperbelt spn rer 3an<
gel in einent lanser 0ortras flr tas
S9ema pom fleinen& &ate9ismue 1pra9,
unb tonn sur Mbitimmuns tarlber
.burd Namensaufruf 9ei9ritten wurpe.
Bei berielben er9ab ii9 feline ppll<
fdnpi9e Ginisfeit, bic Sa@e 1T je<
bod erlepi9t uno wtrb bel per nd9fen
Sffentli9en Sieune per Bel9lub, Die
Gntldeipuns betannt sema9t werren.
Sc 1T fi9er cine @obltbat, tpenn bic
8eridiepenbett rer &ate9ismen einee<
itelt utrp, belonpers beut ,u Sage, no
bic Grleidteruns pes @erfebr6 oaS
6inunrbersieben perTamilien son elmer
@eseno pper prosin; in cine anpere 10
iebr bef6rpert. Benn pann fait III iez
rer Di1;ele etn anberer 8ate9ismus
ein9eflbrt 1T, 70 mS9ten faf Sinner
unp Gltern trre percen. Am Gnce per
Styun9 wuroe pom prdiipium Der SOB
oes 8ildpf5 Ducpurour BON Gpreur
an9eflnoi9t, Der meaen &rdntlidfcit
Dor einiser 3eit Rom veylaieu mubte,
aber gu 6auie aneefommen itarb; es 1T
cieb Der Is. Scpesfau.
Das Gcncil miro ii9 in nddfer Belt
nit Ter l. Constitutio dogmatica de
ecclesia Christi heiddfti9en> porin Ypm
prtmate Eno Der unfeblbarfett pes
papites 9ebaneelt miro. 9n Be;ua
auf ten primat bat e6 feline S9miez
risfeit, wcbl aber we9en rer l1nfeblbar>
felt, neil gtele nod tmmer cer Anf9t
fno> es lei ni9t an rer 3eit, tielelbe
als fbrmli9e @laubenslebre aus,ulpre<
den. Dieie 8ielen flnp swar tp9 bel
weitem bic weniefen; es it jeto9
nidt unmSslid, rae man bic Gntl1eiz
puns fallen ldBt. @crausI9tli9 mer>
ben bic @erbanpluasen trei bis pier
@oden in Nnipru& nebmen, eenn an
@pridld9en unp 3ufdben mirb es ni9t
ftblen. @as INNER pas @e(ultat iein
mag 70 blrfeu bic gldubisen uber3eust
iein, ras es pas Grsebnib ner reifi@>
fen prdfunsen Grpd9unser unb Gr<
6rterunsen Der gater ees Gcneils if.
G6 9iebt pobl faum zine 2ebre unferer
81. &ir9e, bic 70 forefdltie i1upirt 70
i4arf aneeerifen, 10 smart pertbeiriset
wurpen wdre, wie bic lnfsblbarfeit.
Grit mebreren 8o@fn batten ,rir spQ>
auf ;u tbun, bic S9riften 3u le|en, bic
baflr unb sasesen aud in neueier3eit
eri9ienen, ,ino uns INNER reeelmdbie
gratis ins 6aus suSel9idt tpurpen,
neil bic Berfaner bamit auf bic ueber>
;eueune rer gdter efs goneils tpirfen
pollten. Mandt bieler S9riften fnp
paber audi blobe partei1driften unp
paber tenpenstSle Bebalten /; .Fe bra9ten
bober in rer 3esel aud >renis Neues,
ionbern nur Altes in einem neueu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18
Nu,',n,tr 1s6.

i'm Resierunssbe3irf3Sln beinabe 9dn3z
lid serf6rt. Au@ bic Rpeeenfelptr
bteten bort nur ,peni8 tr5fli9t &us-
ft@ten man bpfft aber, bob lebtere bel
gutter @ttterun8 fi9 erbplen >rerpen.
Gbenfu ;eiet fi@ IN ben ,psfli9tn 2an>
cestbeilen Der @tanb Der @ttftn frinesz
tpe9s ala ein erfreuli9er. 80 Dijeniaen
Biefen. tpel9e feine CUTE 1BemdHerune
baben, eurften nur, eine, 9trin9en Gr<
tras liefern. Nm empfnoli9frn iinb
bic ber9iDen 0eseuoen sc,, Nbeinlanp
unb Bejtfalen burb llneunF bfs rDin<
ter6 1btirofen ,pprben. Nus ben bftli<
den Yrooin;en fpmne1. i'm @anlen
unb Wroben einftisere Mittbeilunoen
iiber ben Stano Der Saaten. Do9
pire aud bier al, man9en 5telen aber
erbebli@en Grpfi9aben eeflast.
Ginem @erddte 3ufplee eebt eer
&6ni9 BON preueen ernffii1 nit beut
plane uu, in nd6fter 3e4 ben Iitel eiz
mes &ai{ers ron Deuti9tanp an;uneb>
men. 15
Die Gbre Der beuti9en Glae0e 1T i'm
@inefi9en Meere eldu3eno burd pas
&riees19tf bes NorbbeuH1en 8unpes
u5enba" 9ewabrt poroen. @ir emz
pfnsen bariiber, idreibt Der 8remer
Gcuriet aus |6onefone 4. 9lsril fol-
aence Mittbeilun9: 9pr et,pa a9t
Ia9en wuroe mieper Elm beutl9es
S9tt bic 8r. u@o;eue" ppn @eerdu<
bern an9efaaen uno beraubt. &aum
bate Der Gcmmanoeur Der v6ertba"
baron erfabrfn ip una9te er auf bic
piraten Sasc, unb es 9elan9 ibn1 tas
Tabrseua cine dineiifde Dl9unfe, ,u
erreiden. Die Wanni9aft purbe ~
@efansenen 9ema.bt uno lam eefern
Mitta9 bic 6ertba nit Der D{1unte
Dor 5cn9fcus an. @te lief aber nt9t
in ben 6cnetpne<6afen eil neil ipn(t
ote Seerduber ben en9lii9en Beb5reen
bdtten aus9eltefert werben miGen. Tim
eisene @ertdtsbarfeit ausiiben au f5n<'
nen, sins bic 5ertba> na6bem berGon<
jul pe6 Norbbeutiden 8unbes 3u6one<
fonS an .8oarb 9efomu,en par, in Gee.
Der Goniul teQte Elm @erbtr an, pelz
Dies bic @dulp Der piraten er,pies.
Bie man b6rt, >perben fie auf Der 6er>
|ba eebdnst tpereelt unb ,pirb bann bas
S9i7 tpeiter na9 6bansbai unb 60
Fobama eeben. Die 9ineff9en Seez
cduber werben jest sepib aa@ Reipeft
'cr Der beut9en Glas9e befentmen, bic
1uf fp idneue, na9orldli1e Beile fit
Inc ibren Anaeb6ri9en wiperfabrene
lnbiu fi9 @enu9tbuun9 ;u Serl9ofeu
uubte.
8aben:.- -9n &arlsrube bat fi9
tne @eitui1aft gum 3,ped Der Grri@z
un9 pom Arbetter> DpbnunBen 9ebil<
yet Die1elbe fu1t bit Jabritk kGi9en<
biimer ben @taat ,c. 3ur Betbeili9uns
u oetrinner. Der &arlsruber &C.
rbe>grein ,rirb ti9 NIT einem Ga
vital pon 5000 81. aus BEN 8ereins<
betbetlt9en.
Gin {9ueres l1n9lad pirb ausNaey
Bun f@tetenbdrsen) eemelbet. Am
a. Mat mar bort um 3 l1brNa9mitta9s
IN f9redli@er Wpltenbrud, ,pel@er 80
oduier fcrtf9wemute. St@s;ts Men>
&enleben flnp 81 befla8en piele per-
omen .rerben nod Yermibt.
-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18
Amsldnati9e &a@ri9tem.
Gprrefponbenj aus @p,s,.
Rom, ben Is. Nai 1870.

Rom, ben Is. @ai 1870.
6ofentli9 1T mein letter Beri9t
iber bic brittle 66entli9e Sibune res
Gonciis nit ben einseialo0entn Detre>
ten uno @ononen ridti9 anse<
fommen. Nls ra6 erite Document
bie(er Mrt rcm @atitoni1den
goncil Bat Is einen biftorilden @ertb.
Der Is nut pberRd9li9 lie6t, Fneet
ni9ts ionperlid Di9tiees earin olz
lein ,per unitrf beuti9e Ybiluiopbte
tennt, ber erfennt uni@wer cab esGraz
een psn GROCER Bereutunss enAdeieet,
bic ,ner(dienenen Gormeu oes Yantbe<
tsmus, Rationalismus, Erabitipnalts>
mus, 5ermefaniSmus f1atf uno prd<
eile lS6t, unp in tpenisen, aber senau
seppsenen @orten auf rieiem Gelpe bic
Babn fir bic drifliden Denfer fIar
porsei9net. Sc lie9t oiele Nrbeit in
pielen poar z Seiten es war cine Greu<
be, su ieben> ,pie pae @erf na@ jecer
Sibuns poufommeuer tpurre, inpem inn
mer neue 0erbe0erunsen teantraet, am
eeleseutli9 oertbeipist bearitten, ongez
nommen cper sermprfen puroen> BIG es
bic Gorm erbielt, in per i'd es Sbnen
mittbeilte.
0reitaes ben 29. Mpril mar bic nddz
ite sebeime As. Sisus9 iter ben flei<
men &ate9tsm mus, oer curd ben
parft in lateini{der Gpra9e berausz
sesehen unp in ale 6praden lberlebt
>percen 1ou, rie ron drtftliden Matto<
nen eeiproaen weroen, ramit wenisz
itens in ben ouernotbpenpiaften Drift
li9en Wabrbetten ale fatbplil9en Sim
Der auf tenn vrcenrunne elei9mdeis
unterridtet miirpen. Diele Mnsele9en
brit seb6rt nidt ;u ren eieentz,
liden @laubens<, ienpern ;u ben Dis
etplinarz0 z0eeenitdnoen, unp babersu Der
Goumiifpn CDeputation) fir bic Sir
@en3udt. Sc war l5pn in fruberen
Sibun9en oiel raruber oerbancelt nor
ben, uno bate nemna9 oas urlpriins<
lide S9ema mebrfade Abdncerunsen
erfabren. Gbe bic &erbanplunsen paz
rlber in tieier sisuns besonnen, be-
fties baber Ter lateiuil9e Bil9of Grans
Ear. @ier;dleysh BON 9embers bic
&ansel, um als Referent in Nnmen Der
Deputatipn @ortra9 iiber bic 9ema6ten
Aenperuneen 3u erfatten uno fie in Der
jebi9en Gorm ben @dtern ;ur &nnabme
;u empfeblen. Sc wurbe bonn bic
Beipre9uns taruber in Ausemetnen
er6fuet an ber f9 spei Garbindle uno
crei 8il46fe betbeilisten in ldn9eren
Heren. Da ionft tein Rebner ii9 u,el>
oete, 10 tpurbe bic SiBuns i9cn um IL
ubr sefaloien, supur jeoo6 purben bic
BON ben8dtern iiber basprtmat eema@<
ten Bemerfun8en 9eorudt unter oielelben
pertbeiH unb 3uslei@ ansefanoist, tab
unmittelbar mad bem primat bic 6rase
iiber bic Snfauibtlitdt sur @erbanolune
fomn1en ,perbe. ....
am nd@fen Sage, ben 80. April, in
oer 46. eebeimen @isuns, pnroe bic
8eipre@uns iiber ben tleinen &ate@isz
mus fortseiebt, unp jpar ipra9en prei
gdter barlber TN Nll9emeinen
B. ). ob IS iiberbaupt tbunli9, apsd=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18
ct. ataal neinnefota, Samf1a8, SEN Is. Snni 1870.

8leipe nit einieen pifanten 3uidben.
Sur Elm @erf 1T in auerneueI1er 3eit
eri9tenen, tas bierin eine Nusuabme
ma9t uno wabren .ptGen19aftlt9en
@ertb bat, tas @ert les YrpftGors Der
&tr@en9ddi9te an Der RSmi(de uni
Yerftdt sos. penuuc9i De Honorii
I. Romani Pontiticis causa in Con-
clio VI. 287 @eiten in SftaY,
sumptibus auctoris, typis Jo-.
sephi Gentili Romae 1870.
Gs 1T feline Streii9rift {pn>
bern cine rein tpi6eniaaftlt6e Nbbanp>
lung iiber bic 10 ytelfa9 erDrterte So
noriusfra9e. Sur al6 Nnbans bat It
eine &ritif bes neuefena S9rift1ens
Don Or. 6efele, Bil1of BON Notten<
burg lber rtnlelben 0eeenitanp, sas
9eraoe esf1ienen, als iein Q4ett uater
Der prele mar. .Sn eieler &ritif ;eist
ct bic lnboltbarfeit Der Beweisfabruna
bes 6rn. 8if9ofes nit elmer lpeifHen
S4arfe, Dor ber feline @esenrebe be-
fe5t. SD empfeble ee MQen, bic in
bteier widtisen Nn9eleeenbeit fid
srinoli9 unterri9ten pouen. 6pfent>
li1 miro Is balp bel Yuitet ober Benz
siser su baben isin; es fofet bier q
Grcs.-giele SiBe i'm Gpnetl iinp leer,
neil beren Jnbaber franf fnr, i'm MQz
semelnen jeccd berrldt quite @elunoz
belt, unp mir &pinen ni9ts ppn dubez
rem @efabren fiirs Goncil.
Sbr Bontfa3 8immer.
Aus q tn miro pom 4ten
Mai ferner seldrieben 0eFern
marldirte cine Gompaenie 3uz
apen na6 ben @rensorten Mpntalto
unb Ganinp lber Gioita Ge9ia uno
Gprneto at. 0esen Nbenp foleten
nod swei on1ere Gompasnien 3uasen
uno eineNbtbeiluns ppnDrasonern na9
eenlelben Srten. sic bahen bic ouf<
ftdnctiden @aritalpianer pel9e ii9 in
Zen Maremmen seseiet batter, su iiber<
waden. Drcibis 3uapen> pe!9e in
rielen Iasen mad pouenoeter Dienit<
;eit In ibre 6eimatb ;uriiffebren poI< |
ten uno idpn ibre Armatur abseseten
batten, baten lpfprt weiter pienen III
parfen als fie &enntntb erbielten pas
es ;u 0efe9ten NIT ben Nepolutiondren
fommen fSnnte. Sn allen Galernen
Roms it per Subel srob. /
Gin fran;bflder Bil9of unterbieIt
fi9 rteler Sage nit Mier. Dupanlpup
iter bic Snfauibilitdtsfrase nobel leg
terer erfldrte, paB, trenn Elm Mal bic
unfeblbarfeit bur@ pas Goncil be-
rretirt mprcen iei er Der erfe fetn
perbe, Der f9 bem 8el9lui1e unterper>
len unp bic 9ebre sertbeipisen ,piree.
Au@ ale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mir
ben bel ibm lawincen, iobalo ber bl.
@eiR bic Do9matiIation oer Snfauibi<
|itdt fir oppprtun sebalten bdtte,
Dcutfb Lamb.
8erli'n.-Die Beri9te lter ben
Stant ter Saaten loutettbeilwei{e 1ebr
unslnfis. Namentli9 fcmu,t aus
ren petli&eu pruoiperl bic alase, bab
bft pem !. Mansel etner f9dBtnren
S@neecede bic Gelper BON: bem unoe>
pSbuii@ farfen unb ancauernrenGreife
trtebIi9 9elitten baben. 9nsbelonbtre
gilt pies no11 ben Beisen<, Raps> unb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18
% lai9t 3u iberltbtn

Wer bic prdm1te nod er<
>perbe11 piQ, ipQte nit Der
@inienbu1e beS Nbpnne<
111entsbetraees 8 ni6t ldn9er
3Doern, inbem1 BEL 1pr9erlG<
tenn SaMgang bamit auf9e>
rQumt 1ptrb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18

Giu(tnbungsn uaa aorrfPonbtn,tu,
ttonbers nter tir1li9e uub anbere ridtise Bt'
a.benbeitsn, Fnb .ber;ea piafommen, aaiihen
aber Ypm gerfaEer unteraei4net fein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-18

~ ypa.pfFee. R,na- Orbsns fab bas haisas nns
nnb derRe Wittel ,ur ebereubuas suu @t unb fsuten
ND Re au tabea fns. ba,a eetrau&t rerhen.
qDeun bic Naen spa lntefarettern enseIastt ~erhtn,
[sutea Fs seu& se1rtben fem, uns has ppsant esuas
uab etaat senau usb ri8ts ansessbea ~erbea.
gD<uu cine 3stune ssn eiuem guaamt an eia anberss
ser{est rerbta {sa 70 uxs thinner aud has Defiant anse-
aeben perb.a, NO bic 3etuns fraber esfansea rurbe
& M.nn Semanb fein Blatt nidt rest.mx6ss empfdnst
sber f& auf rsenb cine art 5e1er eiu&l&ea. 70 fuae
ber betrsfenpe Nsent isSis biz 1erausseber ssed te
na&riatist perhen. ..
d. gerantucrti3tet fir @tlseasunsen fir tte Sci.
tuna werben mir nur banx braebmeu penn biebea pa
,.aiarir.en sref pter PEI ges.Ofse gsnes Ortr &C.
f&eben. ;s>.....
Ser ,,@anberer" na6 europa.
Sebe @e9t esben cine aa;aH Gremplare bes
.,Dauberer" na& europa, uub mir MAIDEN bic
q.,.r DEFENDERS aufmerfiam, baS bic 1leb.rien-
baaa bes Blattes an @erpaabse unb Greuube
feu{eits bes Oeeans eiu iebr seeisnetes @itteI
II, einen uuunterbrs9eueu gerfebr NIT beuisI-
tea su nnt.rbaIten unb iie iiter bic 3ufanbt
hiefes 9anbes ,u unterri&ten bsi1er als % hur@
8refpsaiA seldeben t0unte.
SeheuuReta 8riefe It. Fxb IN afreffren
"W A DERE r.,
L. B. 1870,
...-.. ST. PAUL, MINI.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17
WHOLE NO. 1913
He closed by a strange ex

He closed by a strange ex
ortation to the jury, and
through them to the bystand.
ers; the panel, after they
should bring IN a verdict for
the plaintiff, not to offer vio.
lence to the defendant, howev,
er richly he might deserve it,
in other words "not to lynch
the villain, but leave his pun
ishment to Coll This was
the most artful trick of all, and
best calculated to insure ven.
geance..
The jury rendered a verdict
of fifty thousand dollars; and
the night afterwards Hopkins
was taken out of his bed by
the lynchers and beaten al
most 10 death. As the court
adjourned the stranger said:
"John Taylor will preach
here this evening at early can
delight"
He did preach and the house
was crowded. / have listened
to Clay, Webster and Calhoun
to Dwight, Bascom and
Beecher - but never heard
anything in the form OF sub
lime words even approxima
ting to the eloquence of John
Taylor-massive as a noun
tain, and wildly rushing as {
cataract of fire. r
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17
MARCH.

l love thee, March, though rude
enough,
And clustering, thou art;
Thou show'st that though thy ways
are rough
Thou hast u melting heart
Thou art no smooth-faced flattering
guest
That fawns but to betray;
Nor dost thou willfully molest,
Nor lead the heart astray.
Thou art beautiful, when all thy
charms
To us thou dost disclose;
Thy gentler nj, d dislike disarms,
Inducing soft repose.
Thou seemest over hill aud heath
To wander with delight;
And oh, how sweet thy morning
breath,
Succeeding winters nightl
'Tis true no summer blossoms float
Upon the bracing air,
Nor does the nightingale's sweet note
Salute the listening ear,
Yet melts the snow. and yiolets blush,
The stTeamlet bursts ite chain.
And gladly greets the leafiess bush
Thy rehovating rain.
! often wish thy longer stay;
- L.. -. L.. -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17

WHAT good does scolding
do9 1t does no one the least
service, but it creates infinite
mischief. Scolded servants
never do their work we'll. Their
tempers are reused, as we'll as
the mistress and they very Of
ten fail in their duties at awk-
ward moments, simply to spite
her and "serve her out" Very
wrong in them doubtless; but
human nature is frail, and ser.
vice is a trying institution. 1t
does no good to husband or
child, for it simply empties the
house of both as soon as posi-
BILE. a-ejail. O.. 2
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17
THE VOLUNTEER COUNSEL,

John Taylor was licensed,
when a youth of twenty.one,
to practice at the bar. He
was poor, but we'll educated,
and possessed extraordinary
genius. He married a beauty
who afterwards deserted him
for another.
On the 9th of April, 1910,
the court houee in Clarkville,
Texas, was crowded to over
flowing. An exciting case was
to be tried. George Hopkins,
a wealthy planter, had offered
a gross insult to Mary Ellison,
the young and beautiful wife
of his overseer. The husband
threatened to chastise him for
the outrage when Hopkins
went TO Ellison's house and
shot him in his own door. The
murderer was arrested and
bailed to answer the charge.
This occurrence produced great
excitement, and Hopkins in
order to turn the tide of popu.
lar Indignation, circulated re.
ports against her character,
and she had sued him for SLAM
der. Both suits were pending
for murder and SANDER.
The interest became deeper
when it was known that Ash
ley and Pike, of Arkansas, and
S. S. Prentis, of New Orleans,
by enormous tees, had been re-
tained to defend Hopkins.
Hopkins was acquitted. The
Texas lawyers were over,
whelmed by their opponents.
1t WAS a fight of a dwarf
against giants.
The slander suit was for the
9th, and the throng of specta.
tors grew in numbers as in ex-
citement. Public opinion was
setting in for Hopkins, his
money had procured witnesses
who served his powerful advo.
Gates. When the SANDER case
was called, Mary Ellison was
left without an attorney, all
had withdrawn.
"Have you no counsel?" in.
quired Judge Mills, looking
kindly on the plaintiff.
"No sir they have all desert.
ed me, and / am too poor to
employ any more," replied the
beautiful Mary bursting into
tears,
'1n such a case, will not
some chivalrous member OF
the profession volunteer" said
the judge, glancing around the
bar. r.G
The thirty lawyers were 81.
lent. ~ -..--'.
81 will, your honor" said a
voice from the thickest part
of the crowd behind the bar.
AT the sound of the voice
many started-it was SO un-
earthly, sweet and mournful.
The first sensation was
changed into laughter, when a
tall, gaunt, spectral figure ell"
bowed his way through the
crowd, and placed himself
within the bar. His clothes
looked so shabby that the
court hesitated to let the case
proceed under his manage.
ment, ssF,ra57 I
i7,lL77' tgal0Gy4,- ,-l-IL----i4---. .-.n
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17

JOSH BILLINGS gets off some
good things occasionally, He
has an eye on business Hear
himi r ~ m
|. "Any business firm that
hasn't got sand enough in their
craw to expend a few dollars
IN making their business knoaca
to three or four thousand people,
ought to pack up and go ped.
ding peanuts"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17
From tie Oxford, Butler Co, O.,
Citizen.

IEoa tie Oxford, Butler Co., O.,
Citizen.
DR. G. w. ROBACK,
having made himself
a name in the world,
by his great Scan
dinavian Remedies,
will again distin-
gushing himself by
the results Of his Gel
ebrated +" Stomach
Bitters, y which he
is now introducing.
These Bitters are not
Of the kind that now
food the country,
made up of poisonous
Eqncrs, spices, &C.,
but contain medical
properties, though
not unpleasant to the
taste. They are cal
culated to purify
the blood, and to
strengthen and re-
store a weak consti-
4nti0n to its natural
state. We freely
recommend this new
article to- our read
ers. For sale at
McGraw &Richey's.
October II, 1861. .ilh
Ap@0ffice and manufac-
tory, Nos. Sc, So, 60 and 62
East Third Street, r.r
aao Cincinnati, 0.
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sharper, his smooth face be-
gan to kindle up and his eyes
to open, dim aud dreary NJ
longer but vivid as lightning,
red as fire globes, and glar
ing as twin meteors. The
whole soul was in his eye; the
full heart streamed out of his
face. Then without bestowing
an illusion to Prentis, he turns
ed short around on the peUur-
ed witnesses of Hopkins, tore
their testimony into threads,
and hurled in their faces such
terrible invectives that all
trembled like aspens, and two
of them fled from the court
house. The excitement of the
crowd was becoming tremen>
dous. Their united life and
soul seemed to hang upon the
burning tongue of a stranger,
and he inspired them with the
power of his passions. He
seemed to have stolen natures
long hidden secret of attract.
ion. But his greatest triumph
was to come.
His eyes began to glance at
the assassin Hopkins, as his
lean taper fingers assumed the
same direction. He hemmed
the wretch within a wall ot
strong evidence, and impreg
nable argument, cutting off al.
hopes OF escape. He dug be
meath the murderer's fee
bitches of dllemmas, and hel(
up the slanderer 10 the scorr
and contempt of the populace
Having thus girt Linn. abou
with a circle of fire, he strip
ped himself to the work O
massacre.
Oh! then it was a vision botf
glorious and dreadful to be
hold the orator. His actions
became as impetuous as the
motion of an oak in a huri
cane. His voice became {
trumpet filed with wild whirl
pools, deafening the ears will
crashes of power, and inter
migled all the while with {
sweet undersong of the soft
est cadence. His forehead
glowed liked a heated furnace
his countenance was haggard
like that of maniac, and evel
aud anon he flung his long
bony arm on high as if grasp,
ing after thunderbolts.
He drew a picture of mur'
der in such appalling colors
that, in comparison hell itsell
mightseenl beautiful, he,paint.
ed the slanderer so black that
the sun seemed dark at noon.
day, when shining on such O
monster. And then fixing both
portraits on the shrinking
Hopkins, fastened them for
ever. The agitation of the au.
dience amounted to almost
madness. E1a1A. aLElI
All at once the speaker de.
scended from the perilous
height. His voice walled out
for the murdered dead and liv.
ing-the beautiful Mary, more
beautiful every moment as her
tears flowed faster, till the men
iwept and sobbed like children,
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A KANSAS apple measured
l59 inches aro'.. ..,d the belly.
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w. I. JOHNSON, Augusta, Me.
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FORTY years ago a man was
robbed in Boston, of twenty
five cents. The thief, preserv.
ing his incognito, has made am
pie restitution. He has restor.
ed the twenty-five cents with
compound interest