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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
THE FALLS MYSTERY IN RoCHEsTER-IMPOR-
TANT ARREST.

ROCHESTER,, Aug. 14.-The mystery attend
ing the death OF the young girl of IT, whose body
Gently found at the foot of precpce below the falls at
this place. has been partially cleared up by an important
arrest The story of the painful affair told by three
men who volunteered witnesses, was as follows: The
girl was at a church festival in Falls Fields, where
large number Of rough characters were intssserng with
the pleasures OF the respectable people. These three
men, according to their story saw the young girl 20
from the house through the yard in the rear with young
man who a stranger to them. They followed the
couple place where the preoptous bank OF the river
is broken into rayne One OF these men says he found
them in situation which compromised the young girls
character III the disturbance which followed the girl,
becoming frightened attempted to escape but took the
wrong direction in the darkness and fell over the preci
pice The young man with whom she was found
disappeared and but of the other three men seemed
to hayeOurage enough to report the terrible accident
The police aerward found the mangled body near the
foot OF the falls the neck and beg broken. Tile man
who led the girl away from the house has now pee ar
rested this arrest will FAR to clear up the mystery
which has hung the case. IL has naturiiiy Decn
suspected that there no fourth na at al out tat
the poor girl was simply the victim OF desperadoes VINO
disposed of her by throwing her over tue ROCKS.
Whe this last this suspicion 10
be seep The girl always sustained good reputation,
and she honest and INDUSTRIOUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
THE NEW L. S. LOAN.
q. S. BONDS RISING AT FRANKFORT.

q. S. BONDS RISING AT FRANKFORT.
LONDON, Monday, Aug. II, 1871.
The Ten orties and United States bonds OF
1891 have risen considerably at Frankfort, In conse
quence of the OF the Treasury arrangement
The amount allotted to Frankfort is limited pending ne
gotiaons which, when completed, will enable Mr. Rich
ardson the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury 70 place
the whole amount in Germany.
THE FOUR AND FoUR-AND-A-HALF PER CENTS
wITHDRAwN-LIsT OF SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
FIVE PER CENTS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-The Secretary of the
Treasury to-day issued the following circular:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug IA, 1871.
GENTLEMEN: have deemed It advisable upon further
consideration TO withdraw the loan for the present.
from the market with the exception OF the per cent
bonds offered to the National Banks by the circular
This communication relates to the per cent and the y
per cent bonds in the combination with the per cent
GEO. s. Boutwell,, Secretary of the Treasury
agents designated by the Secretary OF the Treasury negotiate the
The following is a list of the firms, etc, embraced in
the subscription Of Messrs. Jay Cooke, MeCuloch Co.,
to the new live Per cent loan
AMERICAN SYNDICATE.
Jay Cooke Il Co.. New-York, Philadelphia, and Wash
ingt0n; Fisk Hatch, NewYork; yermilyea Co.. New
York Henry Clews q Co.; New.York; Leonard, sheldon
Fourth National Bank New-York; First National Bank
Philadelphia; First National Bank Washington
The American Syndicate subscrtbes for 100000
EUROPEAN SYNDICATE.
Jay Cooke, McCullOch Il Co., London; r. Rayshael b
Sons Berthofheim & GOldsehmidt; Louis Cohen d
Sons Clews Habicht & Co.; Speyer Bros; Seligman
Bros. Anglo-Hungarian Bank p. Cazenoye Co..
Samuel Montague Sons; Foster Braithwaite; satter
thwate & Co. Seligmsn & Stettheim, Frankfort; L.
speyer & Ellison, Frankfort; Emil Erlanger Co..
Frankfort; Lippman, Rosenthal Il Co., Amsterdam;
Wertkim Il GOmpertz, Amsterdam; L. Belmont q Co,
Hamburg; Oppenheim, Errene & Co. Brussels; :: Bier
chroder, Berlin; Munroe & Co.. Paris; Andrews Il Co.,
Paris.
The foregoing list embraces the leading names but in
addition, there quite number of important houses
whose subscriptions received in the aggregate by the
submarine cable and the details will forward by
mail The European Syndicate subscrbes for 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE COREAY AFFAIB

THE BURNING OF THE GEN. SHERMAN AND
THE MURDER OF HER CREW-THE MURDER
OF FRENCH JESUIT MISSION ARIES - THE
FRENCH MISUNDERSTANDING BELLS AD
VICE-C0MMANDER sHUFELDT's EXPEDITION
The VISIT OF THE SHENANDOAH-.HE
INSTRUCTIONS TO ADMIRAL RODGERS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 13.-In the early
oays OF October, 1866, trading junk arrived at the
Chnese port Of Chefoo having crossed the Yellow
nom The CoFean coast Her pilot brought reports Of the
burning by the COreans Of ship bearing American
papers, and the Of her crew. His story ran
mat while lying al the mouth OF very large which
epred the Yellow Sea from the Corean peninsula his
JUNK was Joined by trading vessel, the Cen Sherman
e"hg from ChefOo, and that he had consented TO act
Ne her pilot. He conducted her for four tides
~nch occupied three days up the river
ana ten left her to find her way Ia Pingyang City
Afse Trading mart, about six days Journey from the
"e's mouth. He left her about midday on the third
Gay OF Tue eighth moon nth OF September 1861 He
81 net because her appearance had created ALARM and
ma "sung was stopped between the Coreans and the
NNineSe' The Coreans asked him about the Gen Sher
Sn ana her Intentions He replied that she was a
teeiu trader but they not convinced He offered
al exc use Tor deserving the vessel that his junkmen
so 70 return to China without him, saving that they
100 NOT leave him and face his family. The pilot also
~~Seo thst on again reaching the mouth Of the river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

A DEMAND FOR THE EXTRACTION OF THE
FRENCH co MMUNISTS - REFUSAL OF THE
BRITISH OvERNMENT-ANIMATED DEBATE
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS-THE PIENIX
PARK RIOT
LONDON. Monday, Aug. IA, 1871
The French Government is reported to have
requested the extradon of the Communists who have
taken refuge upon British SOIL and tho reply OF the En
glish Cabinet is said to have been decided refusal.
In the House of Commons this evening" there was an
animated debate on army matters Mr.. William Henry
Smith member for Westminster attacked the course OF
fc Government inrelation to the army, and Mr. Card
well and Lord Norhbrook, respectively Secretary and
Under Secretary OF War, defended the administration OF
the army from the charges made against IT, Both OF
these gentlemen also spoke in opposition To royal In
auiry into the management OF the army The subject
finally dropped without any action Delhs taheh OH Dr.
Smiths motion.
Few arrests have been made at Londonderry, Ireland
Tho Amnesty Association Of Dublin have taken action
condemnrg as Enthusiastically the explanations made by
the Marouis of Hastings Chief Secretary for Ire
land as to the cause Of the prevention OF the meeting
Of the 18th in Phoenix Park, and have also resolved to
hiring criminal action against the police for committing
assaults on the people who assembled on that occasion
II1E..-Tbe Dublin City Corporation has commenced
an Investigation into The occurrences at Phenx Park,
on Sunday, the 9th. The magistrates nave granted sum
onses against members of the police who took part in
the ARRAY.
The friends OF Home Rule" in the province OF Ulster,
ireland have made arrangements for formidable de-
monstraton tomorrow They Intend 10 mareh IN pro-
ion from Newry 10 Dundalk and collision with the
Orangeme IL apprehcnded.
Queen Victoria is said to be indisposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.


PREPARATIONS FOR AN INVASION OF THE COUN-
DIFFERENTIATION OF THE EPIDEMIC IN
BUENoS AYRES.
BUENOs AIRES, June 29.-News has been re-
ceived here the effect that portion of Lopez Jordans
men are preparing to invade the province OF Entire Rios
This information comes by way OF Monteyideo.
Lopez Jordan, it viii be remembered, is the rebel
leader whose forces thoroughly routed by the
troopsof the National two months ago.
After the psccation Of Entire Rios there was but Que
other province that uader the sway OF Tyranncal
rulers That was Santiago. dispatch has just been re-
ceiyed from Rosario dated June27, which statesthat
crowd OF more than 1900 persons, accompanied ~ inc
Governor, had approached tho column OF c,Belgrano
where sOlemny kneelinR, they swOre that hereafter
and forever Santiago should be free President sa-
mieuto, for the first time, toasted and oheered
Large sums Of money constantly Teceived fron all
the South American States, the United States, and
Europe, to- bo appropriated othe succor or those VINO
have suffered from the epidemic. Tns2money~is )udi
ccusly distributed among the poorest sand moret des
classes. The raYages Of tho epidemic have atoee-
ther ceased but and destitution have followed
ia its train The people are, however the
city is rapidly repeoped. There Is determination not
20 stop the work Oimpr0yement until the city sai De
wholly cleauscd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
TrJFGRAPHIC NOTES.

All is quiet in Fiji, the new Government work
ing satisfactorily.
The vine disease prevails in Portugal, and the
vim, erop Ia expected to be below the average
The L. s. steam frigate Franklin, and the u.
,oop Of var Plvu sailed from Lisbon for NesYok
The citizens of New Zealand have determined
joint stock whaling company 70 osmpee 'n Amenoaa
whalers In the Antarctic Ocean.
The missing mail steamer Espans from Cadiz
arrived Al Havana Yesterday She broke ben shaft aud nne days
under sail She made repairs AZ Porto Rico
Capt Daniel b. Norwood of Bangor, Me-, died
yee.y Of kick in the gOu received last .eck In
Elijah watson VINO said 70 have acted IN seeienoe
Norwood having attacked him
Judge Baxter of Nashville Tenn. in the case
Of Coysr The County CLERK eadere decision yesterday de-
Glazing the tuona The Legislature having
ordered Of Of $50 privilege on LAWYERS
the uader test and sued Tor An spo VII
h Al u Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
CUBA.

THE PROSPECTS OF THE INSURGENTS AS REPRE-
sENTED BY THE CUBANS IN NEWBORN
CONFIRMATION OF CUBAN SUCCESS AT Es-
TACADA. -.
The Cubans of all parties in this city, ex-
press the confident hope that the various factions VIII
be brought to work together for thecommon causeunder
the lead Of Senior Agulera, the VicePresident OF
the RepubIic, whose arrival noticed yesterday.
They arc greatly in need of money to buy supplies;
vet they talk more confidently than ever Of ultimate
success and the leaders OF tho nsurgent forces are
represented as saying that, II they can only
be furnished every six months with such limited
supplies as were brought by the last two
expeditions they proong the wor Indefinitely, orun-
ill Spain exhausted The unacclimated troops suffer
terribly from diseases which the Cubans escape The
number insurgents who deceny armed stated
to be less than $1,000 but there are about 1900 more
in the woods, including many freedmen ,who make the
best use OF such weapons they. can find. Tho
insurgents claim that they have 200 Remington rifles,
captured from the enemy but which unavailable for
lack of ammunition. The steamer Hornet, which was
purchased from the United States, is still at POrau-
Prince having been there, undergoing repairs since last
February. The Spsnards closely blockade the port.
SeiOP Cespedes urther confirmed statement recently
published in tho Diaro de Ia MaEi1 of Havana To the
effect that President Ceepedes and his Cabinet barely
escaped capture the hands of the Spaniards asshGrs
time ago. lie and Scnor AgilsTa confirmed the report
of q Cuban victory at Estacada. THE Cubans. under
Maxine Gomez, achieved brilliant success over the
column OF Gen. Paanca, the Spanish commander" said
they the column entirely routed" All theCuban
troops present under Senor Aguera remarked,
now In the districts Of Bayamo, Hogiun and oanf
de Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA convention has been
called to meet in Chicago Aug a. to be composed The
Presidents OF Agricultural Colleges Professors bgr
culture and other persons of the United States and Brit
ish Provinces who are engaged interested I'm pro-
noting agricultural science by experiments I'm tho field
for the purpose OF organizing consulting and cooperating
in the great work OF advancing the OF agricultural
knowledge and education, especially 10y experiments
with similar crops under similar conditions ut all the
Agricultural Colleges In the country The cali IL sighed
by number OF the leading Presidents and Professors Of
Agricultural Colleges IN the United states and Canad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IA fire at Youngstown. Ohio. on SATURDAY. nighs'
burpei esh, snail dwellings and three edsn age "
aud IL
The British schooner Matilda n. of Parsooro,
with plaster went ashore GrsA, rSs. ~ .s .sd
Home.
"A fire on Sunday destroyed three Ice-nou s
The property was owned By b. Smith And leased 0!
Lo,s $50 90; insurance. t30p
The st. PAIL Mimi ress OF tne hs ,as says
and Nor,hen Pssc Railre. which John Sosn Seena vas
d.ns.,es.ly DO. -. ~ ,is ssp he road
w. r, Wright and John Smith Of Menominee.
w obbees ordered bv
Of County to surrender when the sheriff
!. ,orey ade thea shot Wright throagh
s In ~ ii.sssr6iy and siss wounded Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
CHINA AND Japan.

SAN Francisco, Aug. H.-By the arrival of
the China from Hong Kong and Yokohama the follow
ing news has been received from China and Japan:
The Mohammedan insurrecdon in North China is still
formidable.
Japan is quiet. Immense improvements are in pro-
gross by the Government, including the widening and
deepening Of the canals, the building Of railways new
barracks, and palace for the MlkaGo. Otto seyd,
q defaultng commission merchant from Yokohama, Is
said have gone to Singapore yphoon caused great
damage at Kobe recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
BOILER EXPLOSION on CHAuTAUoUA LAKE-FoUB
KILLED AND FOURTEEN WOUNDED.

KILLED AND FOURTEEN WOUNDED.
NASHVILLE, n. Y, Aug. 14.-The steamer
Chautauqua, Capt. Murray, exploded her boiler this
afternoon while woodinc at Whitney's Landing, SIX
miles below MlysvilIe The dead and wounded, so far
as known, follows:
DEAD.
Mrs. Hopkins and daughter, residence unknown
Henry Cook OF Cory cOiOred barOer Ht the Cbautau
Gul House, Mrs L. c. Cochran OF Buffalo, drowned, but
her body has not been recovered.
WOUNDED.
Mrs. Samuel Bartholomew OF Portland y. Y; Alvin
Plumb OF Westled, y. Y; Cornelius shaw Jam.
town, N. " Major Cameron OF jamestown, Capt Murray
OF jamestown, w. r. Miller OF Pittsburgh, Penn; ID. L.
Crawford, Pittsburgh Penn; Alfd Cradle Of Ancghany,
Pnnn.; John Bemus Of Bemus Point, F. w. Anshuz DIAL
legbany. PENN W. c. Davis OF CORY, Penn; Iduea.and
Lizzie Ellis, and Miss Hopkins Of Cleveland, ONO.
The boat is badly wrecked. Several OF the injured viii
bJt Tic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
FRANCE.

ruy COMMUNIST TRIALs-CoURBEr's DEFENSE.
yERsAuLEs, Monday. Aug. a. 1871.
The defense of NJ. Gustave COurbet, which,
was submitted to the Court Martial to-day Is to the e
feet that he joined the Commune ior the purpose OF en-
aor,,, 20 effect n modification between Its members
nd tho Versailles authorities and that TO his personal
e,erions was due the saving of many objects of from
destruction during the siege OF Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TERRIBLE CALAMITY.

AN ISLAND DEPOPULATED BY A TIDAL WAVE
OVER FOUR HUNDRED PERSONS DROWNED.
LONDON, Monday, Aug. IA, 1871.
Batavia papers received by the Overland
Mall via India contain details Of dreadful calamity
which has visited the small Island Of TogolanGa In the
Malay Archipelago about so miles northeast of the
island OF Ceebes An outbust Of the volcano Of Ruwang
40 yards hight swept all the human beings and cattle
and horses from the island 1t is reported that 6 per-
sons persisted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
GERMANY.

BISMARCK GONE TO THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
THE FRENCH OCCUPATION.
BERLIN, Monday, Aug. IA, 1871.
Prince Bismarck has gone to Gastein to at
tend the meeting Of the Emperor' OF Austria and Ger
many - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
TEAIY.

VICTOR EMANUEL ON BOAR HUNT.
LONDON. Monday, Aug. "a, 1877.
A dispatch from Rome reports that King
victor Emanuel has had q narrow escape from ueath
willie hunting Wild boars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

been concluded for the evacuation Of the forts aoout
Paris and of Departments Of the seine and Scne e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
DENMARK.

PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES AGAINST THE SPREAD
OF THE CHOLERA.
CoPEsHAGRs, Monday, Aug. II, 1871.
The most stringent precautionary measures
have been adopted and win be enforced by the Danish
Government for the prevention ossibe OF tho intro
duction OF the cholera into the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15

THE PROSPECTS OF THE INSURGENTS AS REPRE-
sENTED BY THE CUBANS IN NEW-YORK--
CONFIRMATION OF A CUBAN SUCCESS AT Es-
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04
L-INEM GOODS.

Tab" LinVnSa 37s. Al, So &C. 52T. g. sIOo sI956c
iHrTt> hed Tab" Linens aud Doylics.
q" i''hch i"MrS ~, b. 70, Is, 25 2s 81 3T 5Oc
~ =, N3phhS si"o. Sips, si.37e, Si.jO Sis to SiGo
Apron Bird-cye Linen ~ 0''' 0i'''' 10 S'vo'
Russia aud AIne Crash.
SHrtlnE Linens JJis, A. so, So 62i5 m
~ iGltu boys tolnrtI Bordcred and 1917
& - n"Inei% "a Linen lladkcrchleG IS 81 37J9, 81
Ladies Linen ilAndk Icliieis s, ~ >, IT, is gdc
HensttChed Linen landkerclieis I9IS 90 O. sI AZ =
a. nc. ''' - = @o' E'''i' 90
HhfI hautfS Curded Border snd Hemstitched Line
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04


they we're painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every se@-
tion of the country, that the public scarcely need TO
be informed OF It's virtues or Use.
SCrotui0uS poison Is one "i the most destructive
enemies of oar race OitCn. this unseen and f,,,.tlt
tenant of the organism HnGoImin"s the constitutions
and invites the attack of Cneehlng or fatal d eases
without exciting SlIs pcinn of it, rcsCnrC. again,
il seems to breed nirc;it, thrOugut thr hot!y and
then, on N"'nc iHvprab" 0crasi'.'l. HI idly develop
lntn one or other ul H. hjdcHuS forms, either on the
surface or alnonr the vts. IN t'.c latter, tul,ur-
ClpS may DC suddenly Gci inSitcd in the lul:;rs or
hralt, or tun,"rs formed in the liver it -hoRs
It's presence lay CruptlpnS tlij shIn. ~ foul uCGr-
;lI0n& On some f'art of The lur;y. Fence the orci-
Sl0nal use ct bottle of tii> SuYSaIUIiIfCf is al.
vlfahr, even "hen - ACTIVE }nlt"nl> "f 'ii,ca-c
Hplcar. Persons afflicted with The Following - n
plants generally IU'l Im,,'ftia relief and ;ii
length, cure by the Ii. Di thu .hE iH!EfI.
4: ST -fHth5itT'S Fir. f!cSc or If',."jJ,sIda,
H0I'' Eye$. S"Tc LoSI., ;rd riitr crul' liui.~ ur
visible forms of Sra ij;i;s t!i>r:,.r h1ea in tie
I'"rf E'Sf"S'. !ti#, ii SB, .""'ii i,f, in,
an" the various iIc"rcas alf:t tcl.s Oi thc u;srt
lar and nrrr"hs ay>ic;ns.
HUPhi}is or e!,.ie,sf and tstrcHjic5 Diseases
are cured l.! ii, th"Ggh i"EE tar j. rcqIit.H Tor
tuhdut'% IL" r"h~;iiatC u'.ia,,ics rs any IN ,licine
N'l' '"hF continued IL - this medicine Viii cure
thr conn !tlut. I"HC0!r!t1T "a Ehif,". terin~
f"tr"fi0rS. and EclEcir tiiS,u7i%. are com
nionly soon rci"FCI al.d lii5nhtriy clrrt J., i.s
IuriHhg ana m'lg'rat'hg sect. NiHnt" bir;r-
riitd grai,. Ehc'H dtjSH aid GC,ii, wren
caused uy accuHul:tIoi> Of r,tr:iHcou> ...,itr+
lii the ho"oA Weld quickly TO il, - ado / ira.
t"I"f fi"int*: t"Tf't!tfJ. E"BP'Sti"A or JtI'0Hi-
IIGfj"" OF the LiF"r. ana .j6,'.iicr. when rising
as they "hcn 10. from the ranking pOisOns in the
hi"o''. This NiEN-,r. .iEEJ ~ j. . 4s!taI rr-
E'":tr for the strength and Niv,r g; Iht - tenn
mo" Who ore IIHpUiG "Ia i.5icsS. IirSj,'.n-
"""t. S!"C1't"Hx. and troUh'f: with Ftiro,,s In
fIPhCn%icnS ~ Fs.sy~ or Any of th, al, ctIo ms
'N'"iEoniatic "' H'"LFr"S. MI Gud nGG.rtliau
r!.;' and convincing evidence of Is restorative
lntci upon triHi.
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04
Delaware Railroad Line.
Suin Ener Arrangem eRt.
On and after
2 NIIW u UT
MONDAY,APRIL 4th, 1879,
SOUTH.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un
I'll further notice. All Tfaihs sunday,
=
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOEs PURIFYING FREE Ratp0n.

The reputation this ex.
c"ilrnt medicine" "hlovS, ,
i derived from lis cures,
If'iny of which are truly
marvellous. InyClcraIe
case of SCl'niuluuS dis
e;l t., where the svst2ln
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
ScroinlOtIs affections and
disorders which were ag.
graYa'2d 'Iy the scrofu-
lAt,.- t.p1,fas,,fpptf .:1
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04
SGILagE LgDONTs

select the linen and make own Shirt Fronts In,
giving batter article tor the money -' '''
AZ Linen Shirt Fronts ". g. 37l5, L. jDc.
lhrce-py II.tn Cnlf. ~ - = -
Smyrna times., 1871-01-04
NORTH.

As' EREIGHT TRAIN win I'a~s"i2"r Tar tncict Viii
leave lining ton about iLU 4. NJ Sc Castle - Nldrtoyu
tiO tlly ljn DnI amiCu II FELTON, ~ a.
due ~ Harrn%cu about ld3t 4. VI. Returning Iar-
iA@tih al 3NJ J.. VI FELTON, ('au!rn.
M""r" 'tt ari TON fO Miilct"wn, New Castle
au t' dh'a Wilmington about O}OP NJ Subject delay
Incl lent to Freight Etsi'.>S.
This tram viii stop tU take Pa"sclsrrS StatInnS
fi,l but Viii set dNu
cent Illi"s Chcr, STATE Roa Del. and Dnp,t
~" Castle Ialns-icHrc New Castle for WliuSt and
Pliil,lrIih:n Nt ia. A. VI.
Leave philadelphia iz0O NJ, and Wilmington no r. NJ for
New CASTLE. - '
SMYRNA ERANCi TRAITS Additional to those above
eaVr SuN iur Clayton lIiH \. W. and SCG f. 81 Leave
Cayt"u tor SNr'a, 80 \. NJ, and r. NJ rrrc.
ton Win tthin I" &ri from Dover. south.
+, q, SEW NiI, Suui. Pat. Il r.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-07-01

Lhomme ny depense forces que graduellemeut e'
dams 10 mesnre 6xee par Il nature.
81 cete vie parait monotone au premier abord ellie re-
qui rembrassen des douceurs incorporates
Neanmons CONNIE toute chose humane, ellie aussi Sc,
amertumes
Jean Marais en- devait fare lexplrience son tour
Une 6evre malgoe courut ID contree.
jean tombs maade.
Et comme 81 le maheur neat acndu que ccttc occasion
pour uare sentr les coups dc ansre hut ours apre.
que Jean cut commence de garder le lit, 10 su pt
maisou
Nous raconte debut de cette historic les peri
ees do % rnsre qu aneantsait quelques benres e
fruit do toute vie de travail.
Nous avons W Mahurine empoor avec unc force sur.
humane, ses deux garcons cd lien sur.
QUAINT Jeanne, renfaDt abandonnee qu await trouve
sous 10 ehaume De pauvres gems sse une fame
nous avons dit que, pouss6e par d6vouement sublime
ellie refasa do quitter son pere adoptif
Ne pouvant comme 10 Troyen Enee. emporer son pere
sur tpaules ellie voulut da moins mourir avec ui
Jean Marais etait aneanti
Il nava plus Dc vox pour refossr s sacrifice de- Zen.
faut.
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Horrible Gtuatio6l
Soo regard suvat les opduations des hsmmes aui IL.
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