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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-06
PATENT MEDICINES
THREE
= 1.1c1. ERRATED REMEDIES.

THE NINTH NONDER: or, on I'm
TRACT OF ZCErorEHT, an intorrlal and "Ntci-
nal medicine, cures Cholera ai'i !"inr'
Morbus; and vii cure the following H'9-
eases:
Headache ANA Icarachc III three minutes
ToOthachO in ono hall minute"
Neuralgia il five minutes.
Asthma and Piles instant r"iitl.
Sore throat i'll ten minutes.
Collie and Cramp i'll four lAih"t"S.
Rheumatism in one day.
Spr;,inS in twenty minutes.
Soro or Weak Eyes in one day.
Pain in the back o. side in ten minutes.
Fever and NgUc in ono day.
Breaks II Chill ll> ave minutes. ~
Enlargement OF tho spleen IN one i"liii
DAYS: ..,.,,.,,.t f.,,,,i,,.,uo.,i,in.iu,n
world, and the only one known iha, W VIZ
break u Chill in five minutes, and leave inc
person clear of fever.
! You know not when you may b" sick, amt
should keep il III tho family.
None genuine unless the name Of X. i.
LignoslIi is found blown ON the b"tti
IIGNOsK1'S EIECTiuc LlNlMENT;
FOH Man OR BEAST. Try one bottle ana
| You viii never be without another
The principal ingredient in this cGie'TiitrH
medicine is an oil procured from the NO. ,
scsscss wonderful curative properties, AND
being chcncaIy combined, as in the itLia-
| TRIO, LISIMEST, with some ofthc most pow
crful vet, soothing ana hcaling, remedial
| agents known to the mind, produces tn"
most perfect ana c!iiraci"us remedy eyer
|
YOU friends that arc suffering" from cNt"ritHt
| diseases. Chen sri, tell thci!i to call at one"
| and get supply of i.!"NO~NI> Et!ftti"
| LINZ MEST, and be cared.
II CURES TtI+; FOLIO WIN'i DISEASES.
| For Man -luInl,iIN0tOTN rheumatism
| Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Bruises,
SprainS, Pains, stiffness or soreness in tn"
| Back Joints, Burns and ~Catd-, lctiS
| and old Sores, Piles, Deafness and i!ar:ci",
TootilaciIc, Headache, sore Throat. Mt!4ti'n,
| Nguc in tho lace or breast, White Swelling,
Sore or IuHaincI !tvcs. Para ySiS or Numb
| Palsy, ErySilic!;,=, salt iiEruin Scald Head
| or Sctutuloii!S Sores.
| For HorScs-Bir lead or Big Jas, Foil
| Evil, FiStttla, Mango, Scratches. Bruises,
| Swccny, String Halt, King Bone, Wind-a.l,
Saddle or Collar Calls, Cracked l!"c!r.
| Wounds and Cuts, sore and Weak Eyes,
| Founders
| None Gcnun" unless the name OF L. i.
| LSnoSl<i is found blown ON the bottle.
| iiltDOkso' SALNE. itC iIrCS-Tottcr, Fry
Sipclas salt Hh"Hu!. si,.:!ll Head, Itch RING
| worm, Ulcers in tho Ear. PIN pies, El0t"tUS,
Inila;nCd Eycs, CnlIis. tn!jaInIl&IOrE HI"N-
matism, GoHt, Piles and ali E-rupti"n~ II
! the Skin.
| All who have over used This S>alvr Hgio,
that it is the greatest rCnIcd y ever used. -
| After trying oHn box You VIII always have
! it on hand.
Il. y. LIt;ED$Ef
! D-ugls>. and Chemist, Monroe. La.
! juno Is lS1o n3'~ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-06

There is Il point in the growth and
development ofpumpkins andsquashcs,
in which the vegetable produced is
neither a pumpkin nor squash. The
product is q hybrid between Il squash
and a pumpkin. Eccs, in their visits
among the blossoms of these growing
plants, carry the pollen from one flower
to another, and thus the varieties are
run out
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-06
Care OF Horses Legs.

Few men who handle horses give
proper attention to the feet and legs.
Especially is this the case on the farms.
Much time il spent of q morning rub
bling, brushing and smoothing the hair
on the sides and hips, but at no time
are the feet examined and properly
cared for. Now, be it known that in
this six thousand year old world Of
ours, the feet Of horse need more
care than the body: They need ten
times as nUch--tOr III one respect they
are almost the entire horse. All the
grooming that can be done Won't avail
| anything, if the horse is forced to stand
where his feet Will he filthy. In this
case the feet will become disOrdcrcd,
and tl," legs will get badly out of fix,
! and with bad feet and had legs there is
nothing else ofthc horse fit for anything.
Stable prisons generally, are terribly
severe on the feet and legs of horses,
and unless these buildings can afford 4
room, where horses can walk around,
! lie down or roll over, they arc not half
50 healthy and comfortable to tho horse
as the pasture, and should nc avoided
by all hostlcrs il tho corrtry--R,vGi
| :f0riN.
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NOuS :. DerSrFAM.

John =. DNSITAM. Manufacturer of
- CTCrE variety of t"t,ch,9N 1,yIN f;1ICn BiS-
.''pf- corner 18th and i'inC SIS. 81. LnlliS, Mo
Particular attention il called to my rruck.-
C2r'- being madc from Tho choicest XXX st.
Louis Flour, and manufactured with special
caro-, thCN arc uuCqualCl in VunlitN. 10
prevent imitation of my brands. tho rCnu-
inc Crackers Will hereafter haNC my trade
mark. l3:ly
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;&arm. 8arnen ann bnussAon

CoNTR1nUTIoSs on practical farming. gar
deninS and housekeeping, or any interest
ing facts, experiments or recipes, arc solicit
cd from our friends throughout the country
for publication in this depart moNt.
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David Dickson's Rotation.

First, rest; second, cotton; third,
corn; fourth, small grain, then rest.
Cotton after rest; corn after cotton !;
small grain after rest and rest after
small grain.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-06

An old farmers description of a
pointless preacher was "A good man,
likely, but he rakes with the teeth up.'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-06
E"SbtS SALE

4 PLANTATION containing 100 acrCs ol
n cleared land. nearly all in cultivation
on puachita River III ounchita Parish. k'oi
further Information, apply to
STUBlsS X COBB, Monroe La
NONomb Cr II. 1870. nS:f
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-06
DAi'BS' SALOON,
G'0',d 81, bctwcci G3m,,,n,ont ami D,.S3art
MONROE Ia

This is an entirely now saloon, co5nycn-
t"ntlN located. and furnished entire with
now fixtures. Tho host. ! Sands of Ii
quOrs and cigars il ut ,,Sta,nors. and
polite attention qua. : Il. Oct :. 20. SLY
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-06

Pain il; tho right side, nI,tlc: tn" v,r" II
the ribs; increasing rit pressure; sometimes
tho pain j. i'll the left side the patient j.
rarely able to lie the lcit side: sometimes
the pain is felt under the @huuiacr-h!adr,
and it frequently extends 10 tho top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes miStaS en- for
rheumatism in The arm. Tho stomach j.,
affected with loss OF appetite and sickness:
the bowels in general are "nStiv", sometimes
alternating with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation III the back part. There i
generally Il considerable loss Of memory,
accompanied With Il painful sensation Of
having left Nnd"n" something: which ought
to have been done. i 9ii@!It, DRY cough i
sometimes an attendant. The patient COM
plains Of WEAKNESS ANA dcDI!GtN- he j., easily
startled, his feet ar: cold or tUiuIn-. and
he complains of = prics<lN sensation of the
skin; his spirits are tow; and ak hUu-h Il" is
satisfied that exercise would br i,UiIcfiri:l
| to him, yet II" can scarcely summon mp
| lOrtitudc enough to try II. IL ,;tvs, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the above
| symptoms attend the disease, hU; cases
| have occurred whcrc few OF them existed
yet examination OF iii" body, after death
has shown tn" LIVER 20 h,Hr been OK
tonSiNcl: lcrauT"d.
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL ,s5dt paid up and secnred' 2 20" 600
Policies issued during the last two
years, ONef...'.-,...... .......-,... p-HS
"; G; GAK f,X President r;ss h;,o.
ID. J. HARTSOOk, Secretary.
DIR. G. II. PERRONE, Medical Adviser.
DIR. CIIAS. IL. SMITH, Medical Adviser.
u. T.. FACkLER. Actuary.
w. G.. Darlington, ID. /. IarStoON,
}. T.. Edwards, w. II. Palmer,
a. Y. Stokes, &. II. PerrOne.
John lcndorS. J. /. Hopkins,
w. c. Taylor, j. G. Williams,
George $. Palmer.
All of Richmond, Virginia.l
officers ami Directors Of the Ih'o"ch OGjcc
f7s Ncw Oylcons:
DABNET II. MAURY, President
GEN. G. n. BEAUREGARD, Vice Prc+s't.
DIRECTORS:
D. II: Maury, Gen;G. T; Bcaurcgard,
Col. q. G.. Garner, X. NJ. Simmons,
| Col. ID. a. Wilson, Col. TEoS. Macon,
Edward Nallc, r. s. Barton,
Jules G. Denis, Louis Barnett
w. NJ. Randolph, "A. NJ. FortiCr,
ForcSticr DcSlofidCs.
JOHN {: BRECKENRIDGls, General Agent
DABNEY II. MAUIeY, General Agent for
TcN:lS. Louisiana and Arkansas
| OWcc.r~ AMI Directors Of Monroe I5on,d cf
| Trustees
| Gen. J. FRANK PARGOUD, President;
| Col. Isaiah Garrett, LIST Vice Presidents; +.
| +. StubI,s, ESQ, End Vice President; Frank
lin Garrett Esq, Secretary; Drs. II. Y. Ably
and r. Z. Richardson, Examining Surgeons.
| R.G. Cobb, w. J. Q. Baker, J. q. Richard
son, L.. " Maryc; J. G. Godfrey, T: G. Scar
| borough, c. i. Routh, +. l.. Pctri, John
| Hucy, Isaiah Garrett, Jr., w. II. II. Mu1fin
and \. l.. Slack, Directors.
| DABNEY H. MATRY, General Agent
l
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SAINT LOUIS CARDS.

SNEDE2Es & ExDi.Ms:&.
~ Dealers i'll Cvc-E description of
PAPER. PRINTING; INK. CARD STOCK,
AND EEN HOPES,
No. los y. Second Street, ST. Louis.
Manufacturers nfthc Franklin and Fair.
Grove cc!r!THi"l Book AND News Paper.
SopirulbVr y. 1870. nI:ly
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Pierre Donapactc lives on his farm in
Belgium, in needy circumstances, be
ing unable TO pay his mortgages, his
Paris property having bCCn seized.
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general Commission .NtycICVIfS,
:. L. Corner Walnut and Commercial sts..
SAINT LOUIS, Mo.
~" With enlarged facilities and S0vcra.
years active service III this market. we hope
to meet the continued confidence OF our
friends. Wrii-kUowIt hr;ruiS az "uu' Flour,
pat on board "Hrcc of praNag"," and ut the
lowest market prices. Private brands got
ton up tNT oar regular customers without
charge. i2:6ut
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for South West. 50 CarOndclct ST., n. o.
l.. V. MARYF:, State Agent.
II. l.. PEHltI, Agent for North Louisiana
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viCkSBUEG CARDS.


vick5BUEG CARDS.
l. BUCKINGHAM. VIM. \. TAIRCIIlLD.
GtCA3EtIiA5! 4, CO.,
Successors to Aiken e Coz
NIC<r BURG rI.ANISG Mills
AND LUMBER YARD.
$50 600 FEET SEASONED WHITE PINE.
looon, FEET DRY FLOORING.
T. KA MING Nt1:HE. &c, &c
PORTABLE PLANTATION CABINS,
lM",ayactnch 'cn1,u for shil,m."t.
Manufacturers Of
DOORS, DOOR AND WINDOW FRA MES,
SASH NOULDINGS, BRACKETS,
STAIRS. STAIR-RAfLING,
H.tLISTEH 4 POST.
WOOD WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS
DoalC>s III
LUMBER A<b BUILDING: MATERIAL
80" Orders promptly attended TO. ~
ia
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CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.


OFFICERS:
Hon. Jefferson Davis, President.
NJ. J. Wicks, LIST Vicc-Prcsidcnt.
J. II. Petit, End Nice-Presidcilt.
w. +. Boyle, Secretary.
j. II. EdInonSon, General Agent.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
NJ. J. Wicks, f. NJ. Aperson,
r. Petit, W. II. Hunt,
". p: Grccnlaw, James Pulan,
+. Titus, Napoleon Hill,
J. G. Longslaln WIN. Joyncr,
+. w. Smith, y. ScSSCl
w. /. Vance. n. s. Bruce,
Il. X. Pullcn.
Bchcn Brothers. State Agents for North
Louisiana.
Office: Corner Grand and DoSiard Sts.
DR.. ID. II. Key Will attend to the business
of tho office at Trenton.
REFERENCES:
New ORLEASs.-t;encral Harry Hays, T.
II. and J. NJ. Allen IL Co., Galbrcath,
Stewart Il Tier. jennings, Gates IL Co.,
Nelson I.auphicd * Co., Bcadlcs, Winwo
Il Co.
SHREvEroEr.-B. NJ. Johnson, banker;
Wimbcrlcy, Ardis n Co., wholesale mcr-
chants; Cumming. Morrison d Co., Y. II.
Morris, Druggist, Gregg ~ Martin, .JcSsup,
Marsh Il Virgins, Hyn,ns d Kennedy.
Issues Policies all tho the improved
plans. No restrictions on trtNcl or resi-
dcncc within tho settled limits Of tho Unit cd
States British North -Allcrica or Europe.
All policies non-tortcitablc for their
equitable value. Liberal deductions made
on ministers.
Active, intelligent gentlemen wanted as
agents i'll every parish.
Medical examiner. Monroe, DR.. Strothcr.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-06

E"ctitiors, Importers and Wholesale Dealers
in Wines and liquors, proprictnrs of the
celebrated hrand0f Double Anchor Whisky.
Nos. 40 & Az y. Second St. st. Louis
ScptCubCr u 1870 nI:Iv
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Eiu! tic (it:c IF

uEPATIrls OR LIVER cong.1.>t>T, DYSPEPSIA
AND SICK I:E.iDhrIif.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-06

y. II. RICHARDSON. JACK T. f>fc'EftftISr>
C.Hs7L IL. RICHARDSON ss CO.,
- --prr.>LEIiS IN
BREN lNSrGFFS AND GRAIN,
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0ii1ncluclftI

hrd9t ScnIcni9en, Der ibcr biHueGtCH In brtfcm
2Srttcr ftdGt, mas or bcnn aetban bObe, nm ictucn
Sorper uuttr Der acknowledgements pclhc iciuer Stz
]bcnfirait ~uuicrtegt lit, auircdt 81 crbultcH. Gr wiro
Sud utelejdt iagcH, onB er establishments abfdBrz
mttttl 8cbranht babe, nm icin 9tut 81 rtiHtgtH uuo
ittnc Ecbcn5getittr SI rrfrtiACR. Bel iolhct Bcbauo=
lung 1T no%tirlih irlnc Stirta 9crpibcn uuo itine
SnGr8ie crltopft norhtn, 95uS CT n0tbIg bat. bus III
Elm 2Steocrbertellurgs tcin &HtlCcrungsmitttf. SCin
Stlt Tt hiluu; lriHe y(eruen bubrn i5re uatirtttc
Spanntr1It p%erlorCn, une Die Gatut bebari 9rHcucz
rlng uue &critdrtung. SOs NiittCG lit 1eocm errcid=
bar. Genn lett ndbc an SlDar8i9 lGbrcn III Spfets
ter's MfdsCusSittcret in g8trtiointrit, ntrecraCbroa
dcuc &orptrsS ouitttuttourn niebcr dufJuridten, &c
ibuidltc A0rpu 81 itdrItn un6 Jt ~friIigen uuo 5du.
ScnoeH 9roit, ScBaSCH INN noiiHuua ~ 9%eudbrcn.
HIs Elm GorbCuSun96mi,tc 9eger Gpibemie'n, lueldc
io(he gerbtCrIrAeu in Der @Ciunobeit Der BCluotnCf
uCuer ICiicolungcH dnribten, bat oieies b%CribIntt
StddunGsmittCt gepiB ni@t ictnee @teibcn. Ger
bduptidhlihitc IbciG iCincS gDettruics lit uiculCidt
iciucH rrtounlidcu 6~etluugen uon 2nSpepic uno al
Ter Sorncn bcr YerbGuing5leioen BuJulhrGiUcn.
4ber 0icic biteCr nod nidt bic SGtitC ieiHer 5rium=
pbe. 9tfe 9ltten pom @uacHlcibtu Ucidtn ieiHem be-
~Ttanoigcn Gtbroude. 81 lit cine rt9etnoe Utebiiin pom
b6hhen 9ianoe, unb iBrc Wirtnnacn aui Die Insibei e
ounqen, lueuu b~ieietbCH unrcgClmd5ig s%euorbcn, Iino
66tit bGiIiOm.
9etruq eer gr6biten gtt miro BON SdnoIcrn 9cgcn
Dos BubIituIn pcriuht, lpcldc bibi9e @emiidc Sc
Idbrltdber art inter Dem Ganeu uSittcre" empicbtcu,
oIe fe anitatt oce 9roBCn uattonalen Stdrfungsmlt-
mittCIS anSutrtH9cn iudcH. Wton iliebc ate ioIben
@enii4c un6 adtc barani, Den ebteu 0oItCtter Iia=
genbittcren Su %betOmmCn, lDclher hurdJ etiquette,
Iamcn unO Stempel gcbortg bei9einigt 1T unO nr
in 6laiden o~ettauit miro! t204-9t&W.)
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Sr>SDupcrmcur IS. 9. 2utpc
bGlt cine HeSe. - Scin Hatb
OH Dos Splf Mnrnlnnh,s.

Sor. y. @. gopc, criminals @ouuertcnr
bon Dtargiano, l~uGbreEo oeS Srieae8 Elm Ilts
bdnger Der iitoltt)cu CONFEDERATION l1no lett
Dem aOuoiat III gtelu- yOrf, bat loe6e1 ieinen
@eburtsort 6rcocrid lad eiuer 4bmeienbeit
BON 10 Sabren bCiud)t ill1o bort on Cant
tags abenoe Bel @elegcnbcit elmer linn Qcs
bradten Sercraoe cine Jleoe gebalten = Sr.
Some bat i'll Den leeten Sabren picl ourd,acs
lnadt, uno oa CT itid)t me6r ais aipirirellSer
YolltIter Dor ms iteht, 10 f611neu ietlte @ortc
lift perieblen, eincn Ginorlld III MAIDEN, Der
in gan5eH Staate cinen gSicoerbaQ ftnbelt
biirfte.
3nnG6it I~tattcte or, Gone ieinen 0anf fir
oet linn bereiteten Gmpfang Obj. Gr beftnbe
itt inter Semen, Die er liebe utlo bic, luie CT
iuobl wtlie, altdl al ibm bingen. Sir aQe
Grfoi9e, bic sr i'm Veben gebabt, lei ct benz
Solfe MtarplanO's uerpilid,tet @r Jet lest
Elm alter DfanH, oft al Sabren, an @rfabs
rlrg illo an &rftbial. Gr babe leifen Gbr4
gels ilberlebt, iuenn er itberbaupt iolden jez
mails gebabt babe. 2ber cr miilie icine
Srennoe Dor ben @efabren Der Generalization
nuo Der in Gincm Dnune berubcnoen Sc
malt war1ieu. Sen. @rant babe ,ur 9eit
cine unbegren3tere Wadt, ais ir0eltb Elm
Souoerain Gn9laib's ieit Garl'8 il. i3eiteu
alSgelibt babe. Sir aenteriudler babe er
Come feline Adtnng. IS lei rid1t bic l3eit,
pefionliden Gbr9ei5 ST. befrleoigen. no Die
8reibeii oeS Sanoes III @efabr Jet. Sir Sen.
S9ermai bege CT piel Sepunoerung; er iei
elm Gentleman" uno GROCER Soloat. @rant
lei feincs bon bcloeu. ST bate Sen. O..
germ ais Ganbibaten fir Die nadite BrG iibeu.
tur geieben, aber ct iuolle bic domination
nidt anncbner, mas alleroingS ieinead)tuug
fiir ben Manu nod erb0bt babe. IS ipurOe
ibm bon einem Breunoe mitgetbeilt, oaB Had)
Der Sernidjtun9 Der 6ooo'j1eu arnee bel
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Die Truiocn.

2Ste mir berettS mittbriltert, ta0te pom IL.
bis 10. Nugnit III ct. Yaul, Winneiota. Der
SroBhalll beS Sruibeus SrbeuS Der Ser. ct,
Ils ben tntereiatten SerbanNlltn0en eilt-
nebnlet mir SolgellbeS Der ,N..S. beutlde>
3tg.":
ySon l3metgbabnen fanleu in Maoiion
BtSconlin, nod ei1e bebeltenhe 9(tsabl De.
legaten SuIanmer, 10 baB bel Intlinft bcs
s3I9eS III ct. Baul bic alti Die Seleaateu
marttlbeu &utiden %iinlmtlid 1T 9lnlprlld,
genotnmen iperoen %fonnten. SIT @rIber's
potel, bon leilleml SeliBer, einem 0eutihen
10 b%enanltt ,lulrbe baSSoauptouartier erridltet
alen benen, melde iene @egeub @clnnpbeitS.
bdlber bcIlldlen, 1T leucS Sotel All erlpiebler
Utari Itllbet bort einen 10 coulanten@ altluirtb
lple CT ntrgenoS in gang Inlerita itbertroifell
mirb.
Sanitag, ben IL. Sing, porlauftge Situng
6eS @roBhainS.
Sonltag, ben 49,, mlrbc ba,l periucnbct
I'm, Die lmge9eno bon ct. Yalll All beieben.
- lin bicits in eileln 6aae Al poQbrinacn
luarcl1 boit Den Wiitgliepern adt ODER neull
&htla)eH ell9a9trt, mo min gtltg es mad Sort
SIellitg. meld)eS Der Gltelte ISol!cl in DIN,
ncclota ut. Iuf eilem boben Serge erballt,
btetet oallelbe cine berrlid)e Illslldt AMI Die
cause urn9e9ero auf Oteileu bin. - Gum
Sdnee 9e9eit 5notaicr erballt, 1T cS beilti
gen Cages niht mebr widltig.
Son ba gtng eS mad benz Mirnebtla=
Safe, melher BON benz amerifaner Q%onoie(z
lou burd letn Gesidt v6ia,patba" p~ercpiat
,pllroe. In ld)Dnen Sagen fam man 8e4
wllll0erer bon Naturib5lIbeit ober uub inter
ben 6dlen ieben nm Dies &unltuerf Der SEA
tllr ariultaltnet. SIS wirb oaS yladenoe
2Salier" 9enannt.
Son bier gin9 es mad ben ct. antbontr
Salen. $oter bel OiinncappliS itiirSt Der
Wiiiiiitppt iiber bic Iclieu idduntenb, ran
id)eno, oaB man glauben iolttc, Der a~rfipritenoe
@tld)t lei lailter Shnee.
SetraAtet MAJ III @eoanfcn ueriuntet,
eteie munberbare Grideiuuns, 10 beihleid,t
ben j3nldaner elm Gefiibl, mtldes inn lat:
ylpic arm, mie if1fpad, 0 Dtenih, biit bii, i'm
Ser9leid)e 9e9en iene INNER i6aiienbe illlo
5erltoretbe aasewalt, ipelbe lire Spuren 10
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Der gcbcimnttDDile Tuno ci=
ncr Jraneuleibc in Nctp=
WDrf. = Ncrbaftnnneu.

Nas 9eRethhlBooIIe Terbredlcn Oeiielt
Spter in eitem Softer III Dem y5uolon. Jtts
per Sabnboi" gefunOen wurOe, erbielt ant
W.tontag ben 9anSen Gag bilburd Die BoliSei
III atben uno pnroe allles anigsbotet, INT
5t eirent Shiiiiiel bes GebeimniIieS al &c.
lat9en. Sn elmer gnitonce Der O~torgenbldt.
ter muroe Seoermanit, Der AM Sanlitag eiret
Softer aus einem 9auie bringen iah, aufge,
%foroert, Der 8oliSei oapOn alSeige su ma
t)ert, nm Die @ntoedun9 Der Serbred)er III
erm6glihen.
Montag Worsen las Der 6ubruann 99ni.
Yidett, ytr. All, 1. Npenle, itber bic 4if.
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Sen. Sherman Elm G0mttt itiuc 9lu JartHug
uIudtt, I'M pon ibul SNuF tir cas- Frluot
Gigeutbum III erlangtIJ. SherntdI trpt-
Olrte, ouB CT ntdlt ]ActoUtllcr Ia, Itdt EtNB-
thum III ;]crit0rtH, iouOcrlt Die LUTON nm OdS
WtieB aufrctt IN crhditeH. Sobdlo oHS
&olt oce SltbtuS Die @Gafieu uIeotrtele,
mCrOe CT linn Sur Scttt lttbtU; CT u]ertuule
mr. oCu Schorlum inter Oic GouititItlo1
uup @ciete pes gdHoc5. Gjricr SruUbin5
muroe bel Der llebcrgabe OtS @tll. zoe ,Eobu
non lpdttr ale St0tnguug cingcdaIttt mo
uM'uBtc ole Brlu;tpleH Otr u0rOltntl &tnt0
tratie. GUS Solt oce 9tOrOtIe 1ti Ott'Dtc
ocu uou otm OtS SiioeItS crSoJCIl, 2Siblttr
uutcrlsico mas Gritcrt 1T Ger F0ltttt, Storn
III Der 0eutltug OtS GtieetS. &ae l6rOltbe
Soil bItde ami ole Linton ais ocit 6tttIt13S
| auttr uuicrCr Srtlbtittu NM gluubc, DAB cine
4uiloiuug oGricIbcH ms III NcuieIbcn 3nltanO,
mic ole itoamcrttQuiid)eu StlattH utritetu
Diiroi, luGbrtuO Der Siotu tbUtiidlIdl mir
Ole utrtbuolliteu GruuolaBC CoullIlutlOut,ttr
Ercibclt, Die StlutSrthtt, timpftc. Der
SiictH CLAUDE, oaB min uidt cine cIll5tlt
Rational JtcgICuIug, ioUocUu cine JtcBtcrHlg
pom IS JtatIoHcu bQttCu, NaB CS ole 4itltjt
per algcmeiucu JiCgttrmIl lei, ole au5ruGr
ttQe 4plltit oCS yauocS mo iulhc llltcrt
2lIgelegtubciteu 81 UCrlualtcu, ale inter lbrc
StfugnlB geb6ren, obuc ltd) IN Die luncrc Au=
aeltdtnhcltcu Der StuatGu, OaS &trbiltlIB
;ntItcn Itaun uuO 5rHu, oa5 StlmnrcdJt
II. !. 10. eiuiumiiden. lin Oilie @runolaec
auiTed)t 3l baltcn, let Der Siio.H in oen GrlCg
gejogcl. Der &rItg lei ltBt uorIIbcr. Huge
ilbr 50O,0 DOG Dteninen babet ihr &tnt uCr
goien uuo 1000 W(tl. 0lr5. itlO pergruoet
morOcn. Ga5 1CiuItUt ltcgc por ms uno
eS iet lest oe Hilibt clntS Itotl UtdlIlIcS
iid) Slr &crtbctOt8ultg Der SrtlBctten Oe9 Ean-
pes gcgcu bic &eriutt Stlcr iuINrtnen iu
ibaartH, Ole 4le5 ;t S~trllbret btrclt ltllo,
nm nur Die Dfadt ibrcr Fartci itlbit outrcbt
~ baltcH. Alc corlcru0ttoet N}dn1tr lous
ten telt I'll clllauoCr ltcbelt, nm olclc Bartcl III
bCtdmpfeH, Die, lple cltt9c beTllrhtelt, ptrlus
d)tl Wlro, lid Der GmleBllHg clllcS Rrdllocls
tell 5I mlocleBcn, ote uol Der SppolItloH
trnabIt mlro. Stc Sbatiadt, bNB oltlt Sc=
fltrdtultg obmaltct, 1T mobl Beetgnct, &cotra
mann 3Hnl 9iadoeltcll SIT pcrdnla1eH. Dian
babe ell gcidbrIttcS Glcment III Der Roltttt
jugtldltrt, gctdbrIIdD, lutlI cS u1crjo9el ltllo
ignorant III, lueld)es uon ldDlcd)telI lJIenldul
btlIutt meroclt t0ruI, nm lbrc bOlclt 9tbltdlttl
ourbSllcBtl; abcr 10 lauge, ais 0ltlts Gle'
mCIt oas Sitmrlrtbt uutcr Dem @cicte bat,
loutc eS III OleltuI 1(ebte bclbltBt lueroeIt.
2SaS Die New Departure" aHbCtrllit, 10
mctutC Or. Somc, mitlie man 0tC NmeHocs
mcntS sur GonitItution III gutem Scrlr0ucl
acccpttrcll, abcr mcnl INNER oaS golf &c.
mlllt Jet, Die @onititutlon St uerIllOcrll, babe
eS ocHtljd OaS Jtcd)t, Oicies III tblt,
SdlteBlit %itattetc Aor. yoUc aberlENlS lin
OaS inn crScigte Compliment ctlCr SerCnoo
ietNCn 9ant alb. NlS Der Sricg III Gnoc mar
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g%criammlungS- Nn3cigelt.
4. SNarb.
SanDcrclmc.
Weucr 8aupcreiu.

Der 10. ozBauucrein Yir. 9" lit nuumebr orea,
niiirt. 6emte, Mittipod,, ben 80. bs. W. Mbenos
s llbr, finoct Die nG,i te Gcriammluu9 inTrcd,sIcrs
Sale, S:efe Sup= une Torreiffr., itatt. 9ai
Ginidrethe9elo miro, erbobrn pcroen, Die @%onitttu.
tion 5ur Sorlagc %toInlten, we6balb aue, bic iib ei.
mem itb Der beitcn Iueiidten erireucnbcn 8ercinc oils
iblieBen lUoaen, aut's 9ofthite ein9etoben iino, fid
init ibren Srtunben einSufihoen.
6rieerid, 9ieam, prou. Bril-
Matthew S'Neiun, PROB. Gai.;
IOnl-kl W Metbap prnb Eefr
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HeI,er Wnuhrrcin.

cold Town Perpetual Buildings Association"
Seute abeno I'M 8 llbr miro bic slpeite Ser
iGlnmlun9 bleies Sereins bel SdRpb Streib, ScPe
@aps mo Saseriir., itatttnben. Die srten Gin
b~ablunaen iucrben angenommen unb 8eamte erludblt.
Vile BcrIontrl, Die einem 9utcn Ydupereine beitreten
iuoaen, iino cin9elaoen, Nntbstte All %setd,nen.
t2U3,6 81 Der prpp Gefrrtar.