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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

We have received from Oliver Ditson *
Co. of Boston, the following pieces Of new
music instrumental Yienne Galop" by
E. Ketterer and 81 Consent Waltz" Vocal
Sc Good Night and Good Morning" words
by Lord Houghton, music by J. r. Rhodes :;
. The two Roses, " music by Werner f" The
Sigh" by F. Campana - Stealing Kiss at
the Garden Gate, = words by George Cooper,
music by VI. Loesch and 9 BenodicAnima -
praise the Lord) by NJ. +. II. Smith. For
sale by G. w. Wilder
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
WINDHAM NTY.

y clerk in one Of the stores in Royalton.
recently had occasion to settle for about S400
worth of goods that had disappeared at diff
ierent times. Clerking doesn't agree with
his health now.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

TIE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELF PRESER
WALTON. A Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cur
Of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in Man
Nerv and Physical Debility Hvpochondria, and al
diseases ariSn from the Errors Youth, the
Ind rreJious ENCesseS OF mature This :
indeed book for every PFice only Sl.00. 2s5
pages. bound IN cloth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
RUTLAND COUNTY.

Robert L. Roberts fell 20 feet at Fairhaven
mar. ie quarry, last Tuesday, striking on
his head, with fatal injury.
james Conlin of Rutland a crazy indi-
yijuaI who had mania for stopping railroad
trains by waving red flag, has been con
ycyed to Brattleboro asylum.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14
. Book for every woman.

Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN.
AND HER DISEASES or. Woman Treated Of Ply
~iuIoaIezy and PsruoiogicaIly, from Infancy Old
Age with elegant Illustrative EnGravngs. $50 pages
bound Nh beautiful French cloth. Price S2.OO.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-14

The Trustees Of the Montpelier Savings
Bank and Trust Company have called in the
required amount Of capital stock preparatory
to commencing business, and it Is now
thought viii have everything in readiness to
commence operations early in July.
The officers Of the Institution arc ~ fol
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Wanting Enplormaut ~ from { q to 800 per mont
should address ZiEGLER & MrECRDY. Springfield
IT
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BAUCHY & co.'s ADVERTISEMENTS.
A LIVE LOCAL AGENT WANTED.

&0ZO MONTH"; Expenses pad-Male or
oc cFemale Ageufs-Elor and outfit furnished
Address SaCo NOVELTY 60 Szc0 Ne. F~22w4
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every town throughout New England good wages
and Ti~k. Address EUREKA RUBBER CO. No
6575z Washington street Boston, Mas. FN29w4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10

llrt rod mar er pru etirm icGr gfrihe>
ben, iUpoSt tDrptrlttb, fpte 9etltia. &rbBcr
unp idpBner, nit ben puRfen 2tu1tn eeINIut,
ter, tulbetrte er aans bic NuRmg bu tther
rubi9en, lttlleren &bln8tett, ltrebtt nab Aul>
reauna, Akwe6felung, mad &Ten une
Sielrn.
&udb flr bic tFrauenltebe ldtfn CT antcl5
prllnilrt, rem aud BIER tratgn oleClben Net
ounaeR bervpr, unp iriuc SHUTTER, ptlde Cd6
Grfere rrfdnntr, ocn rent &nrern iGcptb tcne
Abnung bate, tHpu neil ttr c05 GcrItinrntB
raSu gdn;lidJ fettte, trbtrtG ia, elmtt, c1B
raa uutte, iugcntlIdle QtuiFaf:yn bdtp st-
ner aGTegClttrtn, mIunllhtn SpEAIett net
den tpeTpe.
Ter 0cpaaie, bab CT iid parndtIm pter
aud, mlr etn ictnPr Duretaes Mdrdcn ltebeR
perpe, enbtCt 5ugIeicA bic @umhtltbun9
aller tbrcr RpTnmBrn. GrfrnUie urp rutrC
cdnn nur fir leiCe 2irbe lcbrn, 10 tdblcb ie,
ipie irtn Batter. TOR arItebier 6Iattc, es aeibdn,
renn ZAP es anters lein Tonne, lag uvBtr eem
9treiht tbrer YcriiclIuracn.
Tam apg CT ntdlt ntctr tort, tprtt hut,
Sptbat Al lrtn, fhbrtc ictut iangc Satin nIA
blrbcd, mtrmee iitb tcItit zen @jri(bdFlGn.
unp ie pilrbe TN Irelie her Sbrigen ben
ISCnp ibres gebcE5 10 alidIt,b pGlIebrG, tutc
IS pbne ibrrn Wdnn ilberDdupt flr fe ncb
mb9lid, lcn tUnnte.
90 etea ilanrcn @cice tptcrer ttft bi Gin.
amer. Setne bpbt 0etalt balte lib ctrpae
berabgcbcugt 81 ibr, unb ptt 9ClrHIonocn
lBelen tttes 6aareS UerrefIcn IN bttiCg
SRQung elntn 5teit lGne5 GjCiittS, pGb
reno ite aeiert'Cn @iidtS NIT loren StcrIi.
den Sm9rrn bic tIemcu, rotten gidttrr cncr
8lume t1naIam abpfuttle, ais Ob tic bas
tinNtlte Spici: oGr ttebt mid, rcu S,r3rn
nit Sdmcr3en, tIttu wcnth gar mot" NIT
einanber ipiettrn.
tNurtithuHa fulot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
Sr, @. 8. Wrnnt.

VT. IS, ,Nprb.sibsrfpArass. SaItniprs.
s1tu SI00 Strate tabIsn. mtnn Ct &ugbrtth9tf, Sais
rSbrthah.Gtii iuubung, teginHtnot eGwtnoin6i Rarss
etbn9ttt Bttua Der efirrins. gatasrt uub aus lti-
hsti bsB pals5, otr 4ufat osr pdrnutgt, beB Elues
oss baul, GbrtnIauitn, Dpsptpft. aBaiitriudi, ods
norrseibtn. H9.umatsmus. stropbtln. Rsrosnhtpds
4t. Aneen. uno Dtr.ns2ranfbsfnn u. 10 Mot hirrt.
nisi psrsslfens sda Or. @raut alis asbet bettf.
pis he aud hstBtn uno bti6dfttn itin mbGen er be-
iudtt bic Rrausen bet 9aa urb bet 9laGt (Gpri27150
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10

gtnnnpatrtotifdtrSrsis.-- Cine
Wuntmsr oss 1Yr.uBidsn 5iaotsanssisrsA
enibdlt Stedbrttfe 8egen ianFbunoett it1s.
unbsmnn5ts Miliidrpffidlt|gs allttn aus bent
ipdrlih bsbbltsrten Rretis S.nsbura, Die lid
Dur& Die GIuGt ms auslano ibrar Yilt6t
ent,ogen. tg1aa- ne 'f,ans ilsat'.a ,i,f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
Bcrmilbtc Seri(bte.

SanterDtts Wdbrtnn Der Sabre
1869 uHO 1870. - 6ie "New York Mer-
camille Agency" psrbifeutliGt iolaeuOs lIsbsrs
htt Don Banterotteu In ben prri6ie0crtn
Sinuttr Der linton pdbreno bsr Sabre 1869
nnh 1860:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10

GeIammtummt 2.709 ISIS, ,Ob4tO1 8,55lIt ,2i2,OOO
Die pOritsbenOs Isabelle lieiert Elm stemI9
trauri8ss Bib uniersr QanotlspsrbdltHthe
Gs trsibt itb, DAB I'M pnlissn Sabre rs PrO
sent ntbr Bantsrotte porfGmen, ais 1863, uno
33 Yrojent mtbr. ais 1868. 3as srtlGrt 3um
Sb:tl oas gesenwdtti9s 10 trauli8e 6arnit0srs
lieQen unIereB 6anOets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
gpc3ials
8altimore
fSire SSninrQnce Sffice,

6aoptit gds BON South. Ino QDattrftraBt,
oerFdert fortudbrcno stssn gerIuT ODER S6Gbsn bar
BrauouueIid olpobI in Der Stdbt ,pie tm 2anbt aue
Wrten upn Gi9enthum lDobns, 2aoens uno gpaareils
bduisr Sdnoels9utsr Nderbauprooutte; Y6b1ln pauss
eerdtbI6aften i'm Ban be9rtene ober i'm Qafen in 2a'
6ung btfinoItdle 5abrIeu8e II. I. 10.
DaS Dtrerforium bsheht aus fplaeneen Ptrren1
gBm o. Sarrior, PrGTocnt;
Geo. R. 8ders, gDm. 8. Srune,
r. VI. Nrifs. 8 b. qaptt
Bapio g. QBiIioH, s. 8tobt Jenfins,
Soitab Yenuiuaton, 6. WOrton Stemart
fFrantts Z &tng 8 e. Neluepmer.
benrp Carroll, Srotle Sorlptb,
g. g. Steuart gB gB Saplor.
Npplitdttous. JcrmuIarc uuo utttereRardtiiter Die
aub Aatertr. er9eilt pp aub aas 4ufrGse iOOrt srs
tbet Dsrotn. Bertferungen peroen aui tr9eno cine
SrtH anseuommen. tpets oer Applitdut winie mag,
tSan.1.15.) 6r. ssooewprtb, Stir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
BeaiueEier fit @eilsn5s.
saItimOFe.ebi0 eiitttbabH.


Raa ELLEN Stattpntn-gm8 u9t Uzesesss
Rab 81 uGieheE 5tyn shure nne 3tplfGsnpNsf
knl 1 05 Fldhmtttass tSountass ausaenummtnl. Gts
EiIonbura uia WanafessgGpsBab
Rd@ btm RBeftu- nm une As abttSs.
sRorSeug sno .65 46sRbs taiisasnommtH Sonniasai.
Rdb Gtlteott Gttq u. tp.-um 800 Wcrsfus.
anb I.20, 4.05 uub 800 Hnant tSonutags ausesnoHs
Nddi 70 atbiugton um 4.20, sos, 7, $40 Hub
IL 80 orgeHs uftb q S.55, 445 $50 unb 45Abtnba.
Raa AnuapoIi q - Gm nae llS0 VtorstRs
Ron gBaibfnaiou - s.45, 725, 6, e.25 Tsnr.
ssus uuO I2.45, $50. 4.lO. $40, 745 unb 4bsHss.
gbuaeeIpbiGs9 9Biimiustpn.g Baltic. GiienbabH.
Raa gbuabtIPsta. 3PtiatnHattSssa
Hnh ID Ella parer &tttHhahhS-um T.2S EeTs
asns (Gonnia8s ansssnommsnl.
Wa& PkttaD tfp bia uno REM DeEf tbtt
Bsrr9vius na& gort 5epOFt abbsasnSl AN $50 TRsr'
RaS GSifaSsIPGia a nnb Rsp.DOrf ina IN
NBminaton nit Der 5eIapaFt Gisnbahn~ btrbnesEiel
am q 40 ytadmtltG8s Ssn',aPs gRssrIf0FsnI; rf
am IIhr Nobrnitiasg tGonHta8s ausstnommsnl:
Rad1 g RbtIabtIpbta-u uia 2 Is abtnes, td8It4.
ssaS asU. DoEi-- @EsrsBaha am lo'sV @eeaos'
sbttasdpbta.5dttp. SettrGi. wttsnbaRa
bsrl6st Baltimore mn Is Rorgtns uHo 2.40 9adRi,
Btatt. .garfau ssr. 14T. HSet.g .galttntorsBrast.
R5rSltd,s geutraI. g I fsnbGbn.
etn 5is an Sic afasaTasg ls. an ausn Sta.
Eonsu tpIIhsr Baltimore unp Dsri anbalttHo tdsIt
am 8 50 Ylorgeus tSOuutags aussenomutenl.
anm ptttsbura, BEN DtHtn unh Rofs
ben BITS g9 g9tiltamspprt Sr taalta uH
I2.4o FahmttGss tsOnntuBs dussshommsHl.
ssah Btttsburs, ben y 0tagaras6 dttsh nHo
Buffalo t6alia um 10 20 Abtn6s.
gldb Btttsburs unp btnt Shbmtfsn. an
ben Sduptattonen iptIAtn Baltimore nnb parrtsbura
anbaltsHb = idsIi& hrI 74o @bsnAs eonntass a~sSs'
BtTItas RarpIdnbsr GtitR6abH- UNI
80 Worssns unO $50 Rahmtttaga
Rad Ssttosbur9-H Hm $3.50 9torssns aas lz'so
aaa Sarootr-u un 30 Worasns RHs 1910 unO
B.S0 Rddmittags
gumbtrIdnoer EbaIsBaba-Rm $50 Wtor.
gsus uno IL ~ Aahnltttass.
Rad Bort - td8IA uiH 800 Rapmtttass tSoHn'
tags uHsgthommtnl.
Ha@ BdtftDn - MaItQ UNI b'bO Na1mtuags
tSonn ioss aus9tnommsnl.
8iatts8artau Rr. Q. RorosgaIutrtHr.
gatpnsstner Sfeshsba6n.
StanOIt9 Don nhr Wtorgens bis uhr HbtnbR, 1
uhr angatnomulen. SDnntaes haublin bon Mbr
HpTgsns bic ubr Nbenos un6 tsoe hdlhs Stlnne bon
a--7 ubr Rbfn0B nadl 2ouoen Bart.
Ra@ GIIteott Is ttp- um ur6 10 ubr Wtors
aei1a unn 2 unb ubr Radmtttdgs. 3urtdhbrtno bon
Euicott gttn nm uuo 10 tlbr Ytoreens ufio uno
Worgtus, unb D. 4 uup ilbr gtabm,ttass nut nnb
Hno 10 ubr GRurssns une 8, uno tbr Sa9mtttaes
BON gueOtt gttp.
5urssRoaS $ftrttbabn:
Rad 3 opi iontopa RRnbIip BON Hhr Vtcraths
BIS IL nbr AbsnbA.
aadb SoOanBtppn I'm 8, 61<, TN unb sK ukr
Rprstns unb 25a, 3x. AZ, 5K uu6 6K nbr Mbenos:
an 5oHntagsu Nm l0H unb 114 ubr Wor9ehs
unb 12h. IN, 2H, 81, an, tA uno W I'VE " MGGm:' 9
gems ano /, 2. 3, a, 5, 9, 7 uRp nRr RaGmtttaes'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
s<sr 9as g0ndenbfatt hes ;, Dtutihta
lelN .r Gnrreinnnnfutrnss We

rI2snt ieosn Sreiiae. Ga Ia tinea ber arbbttn uue
rfi@eatieftfn 1ldtr her Ser. st. Bet unfsrn grd.
germ semadbte BtitelIunseu uerben M SxsnfA
yrp Bpdsablatt betorgt. (s8-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
sear.n In s,m Coo 6abrIIantsa .gssfaafs

H.tr N,maatt gaaor,r pn tnRrn Cualllat urh osr
tktn TGgOu - Frttltn ptrlGui ne dus apmpttttlnH
9uausi1thfru, bet e. ESstuhstgsr,
&Gt btr gutnIu. uub eateioQaNt I'm pbttn SlabtbeH,
uItn
gsr. io3 urea. Baltimore, uobt bouleautrasf.
Nh. Wut Wutithgt pom Hnnbr phnitiu uuseellau
aRb Sufvitenasu Fayuuitrt gndursR wubm &C. O.
U. % 1btf per QUudNlutliUNg psFiGl1t, fIl-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
lltb! llel,! ptl3!

SAAzs4AA Wfan bereeffe ntdit bic
9auSnnmmer ala
So min gud mas Iaetn,
Sot mhBt S5r ntGi IaGRH:
JH DtniRen Sdptn
R8tll ib 'Htn Spab HaGsH.
Den pelI BON NAPOLEON
SeiB th oer gbEi;
aul btr Gdtrl'b:n fbrpn
Zen nnlr fFttB bat bsituf.
uus ipsr bd an puIt NTH
Nus trduy6t thstH Jtu -
DIR hlsh ~ SIslustbR Hta
Wis huger 9cltU',
Zott Rbrs aud oid Yant
sus prruGtt6sr baut.
Eptr atbt Hdp'rilht qHfit.
&'run Das GuaNbaub raHs teaRt.
Die sraQtr aus 5ahitH
SiRb mubiIa uub Iart:
IN etpabSu mug maGitn
Gin Gutter apart
unb NbHrAfmbtre'e G 9tttets
via gBGte man braubt,
BttfQtt uub etfQtr
in tiHtn dnpi tau@t.
Uus 8uuoss oloattn
Su uieiutt Earthh'
WuH Btsles tkut braltn,
8ds III Istnt Hha
Gar Fstut WItiortutn,
uHp Boaa bic WtHa',
Bthetdsn. PturTHtR
WRit Brd6ts@ebdng.
HnO UluIts pit Sttpt
BulsparWet ptr SnaE,
IrOk rtnfahcr artibt
Gar prGttge gBdar'
EStr tsIsl iptl ems unS erti
Sm aopir bghdlt,
Gripatt th nobct
an Htuttl pte geO.
Rab Bslli:.Rartt In gapFrak'
Bur BEN ggnbtH Got -
GG tbrorti ,frrunD alttnsibR,
SIN VellGd Elm Cjoit
Or Otrfauist ott gBaarsa
SDlib uHh rttu;
&r duhrtt. rtpdrtret
Oar iaubtr unb dutH.
VI. EIeiHeiba, guarOs-i5dbrifaut bon BtI,tpaa-
rtn. Rttnptrtaui In Der ttieu Stage Der 6abrIt uRb
In Rr. l0l. SAtds ds3aittmorsffrdae, btr ADAMS
SJprtB.Ctfct gasnhber. bte brittle 1btrs unttr Roat
gbdlttr. Das pauptngrr miro In Rr. aI8, aJdbs
RrnAe. foTgsilbrt. Rauier I'm @rpbsn popen ettdl.
Ist III VI, 2il, Roro'SapfraBt, oorlprsasu.
(Btl l8, ,2Iih.J
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spc,ial : Noti;cil.
7DrODhel trn0rlll0nO, ,

@ R''?: :.:: :::'s:9? 4: ;:; ? !:
NJ ~ cp, pbrtnpleeIt uno PGmsRtp In
u propbst asuprmanb 9l,ifs Der
"a betubmtsn0 latrsogantns n otlltIosn gta.
Der aatitru gustHs uup ProaRtSstts bic Sataftop9s
NGpoltoHs.
Bur6 sumpaibt tann sr grfontu pom TaMiten.
Erouti' ts traeluurlsltn paitrn. ute driNftn. I'M.
tttue fDute Granibeiifn btuuen 9lgeu adrlf tu
rtsH uHo OrrIhaFfi Slid tn mbltsn SsltGtisu uno
Chen.
81 fam bic BsraauanbtIt. gsstnpart urO SuFurft
ioluis bic YtfimnuH8 ir8tn0 psihsr PtTion pot9sr'
laatu.
Gabtrtt Sr. as. SapstttTir.. sHOittte. cine Eblrt
unitrbub pnutonnitr 3immsr 9ir. 6.
SprafaHO:n uon ubr DtoT8tns bis uRE abtEos.
9r. 0eu0rmatO,
ttrlb BON parts astommtn. aott oaa Rub.itesa ess'
ibn In strer Dlftee 2r. as Sdpttte-, uutsTselb oet
QpuibnphraSe S}uunfr 9ir. 8, Iu btlndhen.
Tr gdrartirt iNe bic Ssluna BON 'hsetSen &Tdrf
bstrn ais NusItbrur0, Wa9snlstbsn, @ntlaHbuug bsr
auatn nerOolsm Ssinsn bartHddatm atsbsr, ,REamSfeH
Rbsumaismus unb gsbemsu Grautbttten.
Gr bat bic ncngreu Webltntn uon Vdtts tnporttrt.
bic biS jebt nod ne bi.r pdtcn uno ipopon tr ansn
oas 8t0snHiB btnsL 8sHannt RrsttptiisR IN hrIsifsr
3et raotldl 40 bstlrn.
Standardization ruIro beuuOs Eunteriiam'sit sc'
Idertt
Gonuliattur,u BON II MIR gormlHaes bis I rbr
RaGbmittd9s. (6ebr.3, llM)
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Slcue 7.3Oer 0olOsMnle b
cider, 0etptnnbrtnsenb, ,DGuernSl
SAT GnOfe g. Gump.
ottrtrtn gum GeriauTe al pari uno nit auIetldusHsn
3mltH
2anSDerletbnn0s 1ulSsSblt9ns
ftoncn erfter SDpOtDcf


,,N1rbli6eH BGtIfit.Bnbu'G GDinpGguic.
DeIs DbIiaaiioutn Ilno griens ourd erFe bupotbst
auF ole 9abu itba ibr Seriebs Material unp nlts
NusrHHuugs Snpeniar. 3weitsHs nur6 tre 2gpotbd
auI ibrt ssfamnts aaHo s8sTlputaur8 oon mtbr. bern
% 000 MorgeR 2aHbes au ehE B1hHmele Nd.raeftsnt.
Die Gbltaatunsn itnb upn du'u Bunpts'Abguben be.
rsit Capital unb 3tnisn tn eOlo sabbar 0as Gapi.
tai nab 9es!eut 9on nrsttia aabrtH pie 3tHlsn pah.
tdhtlid na6 oer State non fisbsn Hne bret 3ebntsI
SteDsroen In benOmtaattonsn BON 500, $500. $1,000,
$4,000 uno $40 0G0 ausasatbsr.
Die Sruftfa Der 6pootbt trb Die 90. 9au Goote In
philadelphia unb :. Gb9dr Sbotnion YtdotHt bet
sgsnn piuaHttr Geutral'Aompaauie.-
Die 7 30sr Sbti9attoutn ber 1Rorol gdetfts Sabu'
9ompngnh" ptloeu Ju itber Sstt {u asbn Srusent
uatp toosr l.10l an 3apiur9sftdtt Fur 2auberstsu
Der eompagnte - 2tBttrt Iu ihIem ntsorisfeH Sngr'
pretit bstedntt - an8enonmsn.
AuBer tpter unbtb,ngttn SittittIIuna tptrfen otft
Dbltatttonen pie mir 8iduben ein gt6btus GnOmmer
ab, ais tratnO ttn anoerEs sbstbpHpisr L. Gtas gtrs
toHen, Iutlhs Der st 2Oer bfken 6nnen tpern lie
bstlben tn ObIt8aonen btr =R6roliben gdeite Bdbn@
ummanoeln, thr tdprltdts gnfOmmIr I'M rim 1t.
tel erbbbtn uno bdbtn bann nndb eirs politaHoa
Htere 4apuaIanIage.
astesrbdti NJ ftt2 Jbrs nahRt 8ant uotr
Bauaater ptEo oitie Dbltgaousu Iu jeosm seuandten
Sstrage uno bon ieotr reltebiaen denomination Irs
fern. BtriortH. msht 5ods oosr Bombs fir itne utns
geWtdir lunl6fn, tbunen etts bel tgtn0 einsm unie.
rrr agtnttn pIu, me. ben bbtftn ctrtfkH qrtis fur
aue psrFduHtebsH EStrtbpapitre bstuiui8en rusr'
ben. .I....
Btsisniasn iutIhe In tnigsr Gutfsruuua bon Bangtu
tpoansn t6nnen Gelo Ooer B0nbs brett per Gg.
ptsB an uns isubsn, uno mir psrctn Dblt9st pntn otr
xsorhlthen Raettc Sabu" aut unisr ytHtn unD obne
aoleH tilr ben elnisnoer ait lie iurtdidden 2Braen
Dttiertr Aubtantt GGmp9lste, aarten &C. mCloe man
p lno itrtbs an big nnitrisi6Rstsn oOtr an tr8sno
cine Der Banisn petr ganQusts, peIde ansssut fHo,
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The New York herald., 1871-10-16
An APPEAL FROM A CHICAGO eLERGYa,y.
~. Francis xavicr's Chnrch-SermoR by Rev.
Father Martin.

Sts Fr0NcfS s&uvicf>1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ny EtN.
Father Martin.
Az the Church OF st. Francis Xavier mass was
celebrated yesterday by the Rev. Father Cunning
ham, after which was read notice from Archbishop
McCloskey calling for help from the Catholic
churches OF this city for the sufferers in Chicago.
and IL was announced thar collection for that pur-
pose would be taken up the following Sunday, AMI
at vesper service the Rev. Father Martin of Chi
cago would deliver an address on the details OF the
disaster, OF which he was an eye witness. Phls ap
peal to the sympathles OF the congregation was fol-
lowed by y sermon delivered by the Rev. Father
Cazeau, from this very appropriate text IN Colos-
SLAMS ILL. H-"And above all these things put on
charity, which is the bond OF periectness."
In the afternoon this church was crowded 10 its
utmost capacity TO listen the discourse ol tue Rev.
Father Martin. from &
THE CHURCH or ST. MARY rs CHICAGO.
like thousands OF Others the reverend father was
rendered homeless by The appalling calamity that re-
duced a powerful city to ashes.
The text Of hts discourse IL 10 be found
In ST. Luke, VI, 3s. Father Martin COM
mcnced by thauking the people and clergy Of
New York In the name Of the destitute OF Chicago
for the benefits already received through their un.
paraleled Iiberaity. II was the pastor or church
now no more and have come at the instigation VI
my bishop TO lay before your people The terrible
su,erings or the Catholics In Chicago. The papers
have given you a graphic description OF the dcsoa-
ton ana misery OF The once famous city. They say
that OooO dwellings are destroyed looooo people
made bomclcss and 1000 acres IN the heart OF the
Garden City covered with blatkcned ruins All thi'
"a truc vet the reporters or the chicago ana rev
YORK papers agree that II Is iniposalple 10 con
The New York herald., 1871-10-16
Organization OF the Churches
fGr Relief.
The Heart Of the World Touched by
Thankfulness Unto God and
Love for Mankind.
A STUDY FOR MEN AND ANGELS.
The Silver Lining on the Chi
cago Cloud.

In the churches yesterday the pulpit and the pew
we're In accord. One touch OF nature made preacher
aud people akin. Sorrow and afiiction that bring
all men to one social level and know no favorItism
In their impartial descent have been brought home
the aud the head OF the nation by this Chicago
disaster. The eoquence OF the preachers rose to
height betting one OF the most aw-ul-perhaps the
most awrul-disaster In human annals. By stirring
rhetoric, into which they breathed the living breath
OF personal intensity and earnestness OF feel
ing, they reused the ina.inatlons OF their
audiences to adequately realize the ap-
palling horrors into VIII ch the stricken
city has been plunged. In many OF the churches
these endeavors produced very perceptible effects,
ana the congregations. carried away by
natural emotions OF pity and Eyripa.
thy, were unable TO restrain themselves from
tears and sobs. The preacher wound describe
the sea OF dame licking out OF existence forever
miles OF bui'dngs-the waiing, terror stricken mul
titudcs neeing wildly before 1t: the separation OF
families. the despair or the bereavedthe throng Of
women and children on the prairie, chilled with
cold, exhausted with fear and excitement,
destitute OF food, aud without even the rudest form
OF shelter; and the picture grew more distinct
before the minds OF his hearers, their faces would
soften in expression the eyes blur over with not
restlessly about the mou;h-the noble Wit
nesses of kind ana pifu souls. Harder, indeed
than the neither milestone have been the hearts
that could resist the contagoa OF human feeling under
circumstances OF such aggravated temptation TO
yield TO The godike promptings 10 succor The home
less aud the famishitg The pccuniary response,
however, made 10 their universal appeal shows that
W community we are not ungenerous.
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The New York herald., 1871-10-16
TIE .'HERsLD" Nv THg PULPIT.
Chris, Churcn-sermsn by pr. Ever.

Christ Church-Serman by Dr. Ever.
At this fashionable temple in Fitn avenue, yesler
day morning, DR.. Ever delivered an eloquent and
stirring sermon upon the Chicago ire coupled with
an appeal for and TO the suffering lie TOOK as his
text the passage "what hath God wroughtf' lie
began by remarking upon the enlarged proportions
in modern times OF all events and operations in
which human genius and VIII were engaged. AS
time progresses said he the scale OF disasters and
blessings seems alike 10 be wonderfully Increased.
Such increase, II should be noted, is neither
on the side Of good or evil alone, but on the
side OF both. AS 1t is written In The
Gospel ''the wheat and the tares shall
grow up together and while one springs up In fer
tile profusion the other assumes RANK luxurance
that. In former times would have been almost IRE
slsble in It's influence and effects. But 1t is IN the
New World that this
ADDED GRANDEUR OF HISTORY
has been most striklngy displayed. still an inlans
as nation, we were superior IN wealth, power aud
extent OF territory TO all the ancient empires
OF Assyria, Greece and Rome. In a brief cen
tury we had grown TO be the equal OF
the proudest and strongest European Power
The city OF New YORK was already only
benind two European cities In population and
wealth; ana 1t was year by year nearing the dimen'
sions OF Paris, and, soon out.stripping it,swould
PROBABLY at no remote day rival and exceed IN I'm
portance the city Of London. During the past week
thts enlargement OF the proportions OF ali events
had been exempll1ed and illustrated by
THE MOST TERRIBLE coSTLAsRATios
In human history In the fire or Rome lcur.scyenth'
Of the city was destroyed, and In the fire Of London
fwo-thrds. chicago had suffered a much more
awful visitation than either OF these historic Gonna
oratlons some idea OF the havoc wrought ~
Inc names could be gathered by masin
sng that the scene OF the IRE were
transferred to New York. The destruction IN the
s,arden ctr mad been about equal n extent TO what