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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27

tpelde In benz ngmerican" unb Der Sun" a%ugeSsiat
iinb ilno Dem 8tan9c nab Seutidrn angeb1ren;
Sumen=Stf tie.
yRrs u 9 $ arnolb, YiiR Utinnie 9au9bman, Yirs
gBmS cnius, Dtrs Sulia 8lano, Dirs State Brenler,
Utrs Satob 9rinsle, Yii6 Wtarp Yurtbart. 9irs Sas
ter, Dirs 9iS,ie Seaper, Wrs 5ulia 6abneitof, Nirs
9ueia Gamer, wiis Senrietta Barber, Dtrs V S @os
bel, Yirs aurora @ronop, Mrs Wamp Saunt, Wir5
Soief Stanin, Clara Sordin9s, Ntrs Sch Snboif,
YtiB Gina Soft, Ufta ShG 8iminel, WtrS Sutia 8eur,
YtB allce 8eller, WitB Y 9eeltng, DtrS Diasbur9en,
Atrs Wlargartb Me99ee, Mrs Wiaru Dlatbis, Mis
Wtace. WtiB Barbara Reubauer. Mrs S . Ndbbot,
liuger, Yirs 9liiabetb 9tial, Wius Barbara Rummcl,
MIR Utaru Sbpab, DiiB Wiar8aretba Sbmiot, Wtr5
Is g Shreiter, WtiB emma Sprob, Utrs emma !.
Splomun, Maria Stcrner, NRiB NINA Stcincr, Uili
anna Stsit, Wtrs Stad, Wirs Wiarp Slel, WtiB . )
Sttefi, Wirs 1idarb 1ilmann, Niib Sennie lBent,
Mrs Niina l4ebsler, NtiB Wiar9aretbS Wclir9, piib
Salie Witmcr.
Scrrsn.9tfe.
Gonrdb Baunlanr, Oauib Serna, Geo Bart, -
8reslauer, s Srab, S Is Spers, { 0rcitfelb, Sob "
Sifinaen, 90 8 @ideibergcr, s " 9rns, Conrad Gnr
~gelbarbt. Sob Sonrlc, 2Biib Slider, SEQ Slim, 6 Il
8 f5rant, 9gio @eucr, Tu9ult @eS, Rep. Sat @lobz
~trenner, Sob 8 Olaf, Sobn & 9runen, y @ranoi0,
Senrp Slrtber, Utt uno Mrs @iintber, SO Sartel,
Gcors Ssnnamann, y Seins, gDm 9um 4 Comp,
berb' 5 W 4linser, = " 9err. Sobn eebr, Sat Cub,
mia, Sobn 9uens, NH 8 Wartin, Senrp gtartin,
qpaitsr ) Meuer, Gpriitopter Neper, 70 Wtspcr, y u
Wteuer, Ioam Wliler, u 5 Otto, Samt Oppeubeiz
mer, aueut Dla9meper, JfeiB g. Sobn, 8toienbero d
Comp, 4epi Hutb, 6ran5 Rubeced. Sinon Sdbart,
3 Sbr0oer, w " Shot, ytobt y StmelSer, @eora
Sbctlad, % $ Stans. Mlbert Steinsr. j ) Stein,
Rinbislcr, S 2pnms, @eors 6 @olf uno Sfaaf 5
gltIuer. r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
glr. /, Glib TrcberidlraBe

gV. T. SNUz NTVptIIuFTUBtr
horirt Jest, luic nod mic ,uu0r. SarS rcue ardfte
bcrribtn aui Der Raiber' i1cu Siibue; h~ciunoers then
"Jittter mo GbelfrduieinS pom Sortc," 9eluobnllb
Female and Male Minstrels" %neualniet, cine i~ettene
Mnjiebungstraft aus. 6r. Jiaiber THAT einen 0liiflis
den lSuri, ais CT, Ole Sommericrien Der 9roBen ensa
Iiihen 2btattr b%enneeno. ~einsrlne &dlcnte ~ocrielben
Su %gepinncn %ucritano. Dies lit nit 9ro6en Soften
u%ertnlpit, wC6bdlb CT Gin &utree BON 10 Gents, iir
Orteiter. mo @,Gaerieitse % 9ents nimmt. slber
oatitr itno be lan9en 70 ptoeriuirtl9en 4auicn pers
iAunnocn, une man fommt ben 8an5en abeno nibt
nlA hrm Nndlrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
Gerwild)te NeriGtso

erGb;,oon hno;r,o, iocT,c,, Sow qosrt
,6 sS gh,o V = 0Sn2s = ms TeY Str u,S ,it" w. Z
~, 3uSnn g" u,,t.rs,. Tr,nth"far HSt6GS
Grltercr crtrSnftS, Qetterer pcroiitete Iid,.
q. on,ia - S;Ino IL, E,r,n,, a.,
.,I;ar,SS0. oth,, Sm ,nnr ,rEe,,t 10 mr ~"
nsHsinnsp, o.t ryi ;cSnd ~ hn,SS ' S1r,ni So;ar.
wv s,Sonn,. g,s'etun, ltG ~, Ta;U U",u"i oWvt,
- "', . Ivy lo,mi : oc;t,att '9Nn9
""p o., nor Stun 9trW"'E 80 80
W 49, or;% Us,, o,tt,rsr oTin nTt,, ~ sI I'M"
,,"h h'ss"amm S Sso d,thn,,5s iihrs, n,ohin :, -
"'n S S;o;,r T ;nM amtt b w. ,~r rs o" w
gsm, u.r' wv Vn.,uv.ipem ins8''t =, NY
,am =; o" NAV MN Sn'S Nv s;.s,ns SG"nU""
,;;4 o. G 80, : 5Sr"mHESSth, 'NVp, v ~,
ETrn' ;, w. oi""aun,V, 1o"eup an"
moStt brma mort I mar y" WIZ" Op'""s"
W.m.mor DC Gur; ler,s,p.
,ror, j., rSyor;nth aro E 10 SH's M,, ,,.t SSsnp.,
t"o bott,r SIe' Y ;;Ssp &nv( mnn Ss. @a".
r"g 3"'t son5s o. .Ie sta. n.I mns"r ouy,
NV s'' sgam1. ~. rS' n..g'9PtSBe usg!i
s e,s, :, Sar W sta"I ;sh,H Ts,'1 1,,' S"rt uSt,,
SSun ~. ~ M. n S, m;t h.g,"1 a.; G'9.M H. ,sglng
H.n s,ni 1;a ~" Sa,m ~ w ,r SSn,,G ;t "al
S 9shr GSp', o.h XIV NV, S' mnS G ;"nt0' w. nrsG. w. y,
,uVs so,, S,y". sutIo d M"V ~ H" ~. %Mn r,, W.
,1oaS San ,u@t, v',,",ita' w Svu " y i,p.
augou m'," ,S.' ruS " ~ ,r Yel.'E "a u nos NV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
SIR. Mif. Sccfcr.

Sir. %, YrcfbCntzStraGs bat ioebrn nene senbunscn
pom bcitcn Sbio., Soncorb. uno taluDG.g 10 elm
%erbalten, ben CT ir 10 Gents per Shoppen tbsi Der
@alone bili9erl %periauit. Sieie lBeine itno, fie
%hetannt, uor5lsltG unb tein Srenno zines 9utsn
Slaics iouIte periGuncn, bel $rn. Seder uor,iz
IprCdbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
Mah ORbite Mocf Mctreot

madbt Der "2bomue Golper" tdoltd = Sreita9s aus
nomm pom yir. 2, Fi0btitr, zlSeritt, pier sabre
len - frib Q lbr, Wahm. 2, 1S5 uno N rbr; Conn
tags nur SluCi- irEb unb y.admitt19 90 cine. Gin
WiuittcorpS lit am Borb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
GpnN Grove

luiroc oori9enWionta9 flr bic z enumeration erbifnet.
.Spct 8ampier tibre Abilbrtsjciten ltcbe in Der be-
~treifenoen AnJsiseD oermittcln Ole 8erbinoun9 bic.
ics %pellcbtcn Ser9nii9nnssortcs nit Der Staot uno
MAIDEN tdaltt = Sonnubenb uno Sonnta9 aus9es
nonlinen - Gin uno Serinbrten. Der Ylus 1T nit
neucn SGutlGteiten uno Inlasen oeriebeu, Die Slide
trelilih bCilelt. Spirituolen aber pCrpont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
Spbb'S Sslaub, Y,a.

gSer Gin hllli8co uno angcnebm gete9eues Scebao
beiudcn mid, Dem slnptt bltn mir Sobb's Sslano,
90. Yrciic SO pro Gag, SIS pro g8ote. Sie Jiciie
per Sannptrr lit beaurm uuo an9eineiien. Siebe gn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
en- Sarbucr's ,NpteI,
Natbcr'S Sbcpu,

Nr. 8 nn0 10, SilO-Di9blraBe,
iinoct beutt >uicoer elm @artcnc onSert itatt, In iueI
dem Der YiOnosSirtuos Yroi. IS. SAtGmm inituirz
Irn lnlrh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
Eza@ Sas WaGenDlatt mes ,,9eut>
fd,eu Gnrrclbnunentcu"

erIbeh,t ieotn 1rsitas. Is 1T elnss. Der gro 5ten unb
rtidbaltiolten 8litter Der Der. Staaten. Sei nm.
fern lrdgern aenad,te Sefelnnsen pereen III
b Gents vro aDpdbenbIatt tsior8L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27

40 9tsbbabsr etneS uOrjigtt dcn Satawba. une
rutbeu SuneurezS SeineS Diaheu mir hNraul auIT
merriam, ouB biCfe @cpdhic in aus9e,eiGnetcr Guaz
iitdt 81 baben iinO bel !9rn. Sarl Saiier, Wr. III,
II IA. NsniubnrSft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
W%egclmaBiger VDabl3ettel.

Sn elmer In Der fed,s,ebnten SBart fattaefunbes
men Yeriannluns ipuroe ~fol9snoer benz Sbsrften
Serbert uno ". SEQ 8nott giinlii9er WablScttel ouIz
9efte1t: SIR Sherlf:
Cbern aameS *. perbert,
Sir StuatssI nipalt;
u. geo 1nptt.
8eputirte 5ur Sonpention:
Spibua Stindbeoinb,
Mlrtbur Stepart,
n. M. Sanep
q. y. Seuion unb
TeIir aeumeeQn.
DaS Stimniiotal beiinbet fd beufe, ben AZ.
SUM, In 3rpaps9er's 2otal, Hr. 1879, &auioenRra5e,
une Ii pon Witttass IL bis abenes 9 lbr %seofntt.
(i61-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27

NET Ger -GnStao : 3IeoIpb . Sereim" bait ON 3.
Sui i'm rGjrcCniDooosBa rte" all Der StlairzJloao elm
SnlnMPrnnhtsIeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
SSnrfclS's
patcntirte Northumberland
Stiff.

Srife
Sicie Setie 1T cine Der uiielttitcn GrfinNurgen bes
i3ettalters; lie ludidt bic @iciriten, IUie aud Gle Grnb4cn
nabrttGte in talteill, %luarlrenl. borten, iuttdCn oeer
SalSlpaiicr obne NuhCu utcr WiEihincrtc. unh iurb
garantirt. ouB tic bic ~iciniten Sabrliatr idtbcifGoi9t,
iuenn nod InlUenounG gcbrGutt. 50 lit Ctne pUra
,iialid,e Seifc uegcn Der EG6itebeneGn Srinoc,
ndmlit:
1. Sicie Sciic. burt ibre ctgcuc Strait. Lon SaS
fSrtt aui uno beirGit 6GS Gtctcuugsitttt pom Sdmne,
einiad unb idnel 0NsicniGC tbutNp lptIdcS Gclubbn'
lid Nnftrcn9nng uro 9tcthung Ncr Itttccr burb bic
Woidmaidinc obcr l3uidbrctt c%rlorocrt. Sctr iueni9
Sancrcib.n 1T notbi9, ucnn birleS eie GcDraudt >ulro.
Gusgcrummcn. no ih Der SdMtub Ictr tiCi cip9eicst
bat ODER Die &triner ieGr bcidmupt linh.
9. Cine cute gSa i6irau. lucnn ft mttcCli,O etrolde
berielbcr 6cIaunt lit. tam in %OcricIhen 3cit mcbr nno
better luGldcn, ais 3lUCl gSGidiraueu NIT ctn UeiteH
G9aidymuihincn uTb Der gcuoInlidcn Sciit.
3. IS miro ourhlu5 teinC S1ure 0ber Subu IN Der
EabrtatiOn %ocrIclhCn Gcbrauht.
4. Die Gigentblricr 1urGUtlrcn, e0B olttbGn5 glttt
in bcrlelhcn cntlalteH lit. lUaS Ole 3letbcr aui traero
cine gBeiie hcihlotgCn fam.
Wieoerueriiuter crgatteR ben itltdtn Robatt.
Sasfeu, Spuu d Comp.,
Nr. 50, Glib : GutaluRraBe.
(QpriI25, 3Wite.4 A. e ,t,&sul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
WrnrIm9Riorr WohI,ettrI-

MegclmaBigrr Wabl3ettel.
Su elmer In Der eIiten Bars itatt9efuroenen 8cr=
%iammluns purSe %ict9enher Dem Sberiien Serbert
%9iuti9er Wabljettel aui9citclt:
Sir Sheriff:
Sberif Jamee u. Scrbert.
Sclegaten Sur Rominations.S pnpcntion:
e. Sliper S'Spuneu,
Sdmuel SS. Smitb,
@iuiam Scurp Baldwin,
Jpbu Slicctt unb
Jhpmas SpTan.
9as StimmlotaG heiinoet i'd beutc, ben q.
Suni, in Nr. t6i, HorbsS ouarbtr. cine Ebire pom
Waffeniaalc bes o. NsSiInents, uno lit bon Wiittaas
~ bis Aberbs 9 ubr oepfinet. I5t-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
Mmtlid)c 8rieaiifc.
9ricfe,

n. IN. Seniion. gonmeiHsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27

Die Steuersllmtage fir 1871 fir Dor
d)eiicrsS ountg betrdgt LOG, wGbreno fe i'm
pergangenen Sabre $1.12t betrug.
- Sr. Natban Yratt, nabe WDezWtiaS,
@arolinazGo., mobnbaft, be9ing Oienltag
Ibeno Selbtmorb, iuoem CT eine Quantitit
Strpduin peridludte. Gr mar iebr ltarf bent
Srunte erseben geiueien.
- SOri9eu Sienitag Na1mittag ipnroe
Elm Sarbi9Pr, Ha,nels SbomaS Broctor, aui
Der barm beS Or. Bean bel YortzE obacco,
Gbarless9o., geihofeu NIB ausenblidlit
%actDotet. IS erbeat, oaB Yroctor in bes Dot.
TORS 3tmmer fam, nobel id, iofort ell Streit
cntipanr, pGbrenb beiien Der Doctor Elm sc.
mebr er9riff llns auf Broctor sineu SdrB
~abieuerte, Der belien Sbluno i'm bublGblids
fen Gimme seridmetterte. Die Surp faute
bel Der SoOtenid)au elm entipredcnbes Ser.
bift nit benz Seiiiisen, baB Or. Bean III
cinem 9lniale tempordren @abnfnneS &C.
banoclt babe.
- 4m II. b. M. nuroe cin irlGnbiiher
Giienbabn- arbeiter, RamelS Saitlep, nabe
@bittp's Qabe, bel YortsS Tobacco, Charles
60, BON einem unbefannten Diaune in ben
llntcrleib geltpd)ell unb gefabrlid peripunbet.
- Sr. 9timroo @arbener BON Weltminiter
%ltiirSte an pori9eil Sonneritag bel elmer Spas
iterfabrt aus ieilem Wagen, erlitt einen Srnd)
Oes SbliilelbeineS nnb wurbe anberlpeitig
betridtlid beibGot9t.
= Die S6eune auf Der Sarm bes !Srn.
Seors 8.O OLDHAM ,1labe 3iOa, Gecil- 6 uuntp,
brannte Donnerltag Wor9en nit benz sc.
ialnmten Snbalte nieoer. Der Serlnit betragt
ge9en $4,000.
- Die in Cambridge eridsinenocn I3eitun.
9en duBern iid) iebr eutriiitet %bariibcr, oaB oaS
5. 8e9t., 80. v. g., uidt oieien Srt fir ietn
Eager gcwahlt bat.
- Der @rilnbtein fir bic teue 9roBe
,biidBhid STRIDE 81 1reoerid
luiro inter entlpredenoen Seilidteiten am A.
Suit gelegt iperben.
@eburtSta 9 sfeier. am Cont
tag abeno ~ieierten bic Seamten Der ,SIrser.
idiiten" I'M Sauie ibres Sauptmanns, Srn.
Garl Seipp, Gde Wouumcnts uao Siobleitr.,
beiien 38, SeburtStag. um ~ Hbr eritierl
Capt. 1offmann nit isinem Wuiitcorps nno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27
Wpdlen 8aleneer.
g9e tter.@eobahtunaen am26. auni.

Die i~olsenoen 9emperaturz 9eobadtun0en ipurocu
ION Srn Siram >. Benroo pom St9naisamte ceS
QriPn 4. y fnartPnfntS Ftr FnItiiunrf oPmndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-27

RegelmaRiser Wabl3ettel.
Sn elmer In Der pier,sbuten SBdrt fattgefunoeren
Seriammlun9 lunroe f~olsenoer benz Sbsritsn Ssrbert
obne SntruttIon Setrciis oeS Staatsanpalts sinftis
ger WabsettsI aufSsftsul:
Sir Sderiff:
Cberf SamcS ". Serberf.
9elegaten 5ur nominations . onpention:
Spbn S%arringtom.
eSpfI. Siibcra,
Sames ". Spdinstun,
Yaf. Rattp uno
Sarl M. &emp.
SaS Stimmlofal beiineet it'd bente, ben q.
SUM, aui Der Horhtuet : CT bon German, nabe Der
Binefirabe, unb lit pom Wtittass IL bis abeneS 9 lbr
9eotInet. to1-2j
3egelmaBiser gSabl3rttel.
Sn elmer in Der fini,ebnten sBars fattaeiurocnen
Geriemmluns iuuroe i~olsenoer benz Sberiien Serbert
lnh ". SEQ anott 9lnlti9cr Wabl3ettel aufaefelt:
fir Sderin:
Cbern JamcS ". Ssrbert.
Sir Staatsz Intpalt:
u. Eco &nutt.
Selesater 5ur nominations onrention:
Tr. X. g. xec,
YBm.S .. &. Reit,
Sarrp 1upan,
SSiuiam &clp uno
M. .. 9S~ittaenfein.
Das Stimrnlofai bciinbet fh beute, ben 81.
SUM-, auf Der NorbipeitsGi te BON Si1z nno Sanopers
ftrd5e nno liz BON Witta9s IL bis NbenoS 8 nbr ae6fiz
net. t5f-2)
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-01
NEE
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract BUCHU.
Tho Grcaf IlfuraJEc
Ie Great DiuFctEc.

has cured every case of DTABETES in which it
has been given. Irritation of the Neck of the
Bladder, and Inflammation of the Kidneys u
ceratiOn of the Kidneys and Bladder. Retention
OF the Urine, Diseases of the PROSTATE Gland.
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel Brick
Dust Deposit,and Mucous or Milky Discharges.
and for Eufeebled and Delicate Constitutions
OF both sexes, attended with the following
symptoms: Indisposition to EXertiOn, Loss Of
Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Dis
ease. WakefulnesS, Dimness Cf Vision, Pain in
the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body
Dryness Of tine Skin, Eruption of the Face Pal
lid COuntenancc, Universal Lassitude of the
Muscular System, sc.
Used by persons from the ages of eighteen to
twenty-five, and from thffty-ye TO fifty-fiyc C. on
in the decline Or.change of life; after confine-
1ent or labor pains; bed-wetting in children
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-01

WERE They ALL POISONED ?-0,a.l
excitement has been occasionsI 2. R.
ham. Conn. by the death Of seve-,l;-+-I
uals under suspicious Circumstance, y
facts, as far as they have deysI5p.i -
follows
"About eighteen months since, y, n.
mis- Hurlburt, of Huntington. 5isj ,fs'
very short. sudden, and singular irlrsa !,
although there was very little gsrsr., !
picion Of foul play, there were ,la,s !
entertained and hinted at the idea ,5g, a.,
might be something wrong, psrtc7's-T
Mr.. Hurlburt had made a viii Is,yf,, !
entire property to bis wife, nlrrial h.
short time before and his second vile. +,
few months the widow married g }fr NJ
son Sherman, wiGower, Of Bruf7gBg-
aud seemed TO enjoy q very Gbsral 6g-,
moon, both before and after tue walss
with the avail5 Of the first husbands, e. I
a few months after the marriage he y--i
est child of Sir. Sherman l5v his frs. ii,
was taken sick suddenly and died. Z
few weeks another child, a dl1sl,z
about u years Of age. was taken With q
lar symptoms, and died in q shar. L.
About four weeks since Hr. Shsruz1 j
self was seized with violent voui:i13. /.
died after a brief illness. 4 post mg.az
animation was made Of his body, a1i
stomach was sent to New Haven i1r ST
titles sufficient to destroy life. TIE 81
aahs of the two children have also bsE .
to New Haven for examination. j, Il.
burt has also been ezhum5d, and BIZ -
ach will undergo Ike test. The vir
has left town for New York, notvi,dE.l.
ing the efforts Of the authori:iss .o -sl
her. The affair creates . great sZ;i:s-:-
and public opinion IS pretty strong d Z
subisCt."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-01

SAD AND ROMANTIC T-p. -
history of Aun Ferret. who Ibis Is
in the courthouse at Svr.,--', --' ssi 2: k-ii.s
terms Of the circuit court Sf i'f ~
ago she was borr in Scc,I..53 l53'eliy r,
When she was Is years cl5 - at p
servant in her fathers house. ar5 7.,5 I laa'l.
discarded her. Her hnsba-S sF ,sF ian
abandoned her, ana thea Size -.l'55
keeper 20 the Archbishan IS r--%,Ae lr
afterwards travelled through Fr-i-'l,
to the widow Of Sir. Jghn ,,Pe Q
saved money, married again to's G
husband being dead ;. and ,. N-s' 4;
country thirty years ago, brirq;r--. - .
$4,000 in gold. Her husband ~. VIA
ard, squandered all her m9rev . q . q,
died. She worked hard SAVE = al. ;
built little cottage with her ,---.'57,
Syracuse, where she lived with - - -'al
the child Of her second bnsI,-.5, .,..'i
awhile she married again. bBt - =; ,.
made unhappy by some me5lrr- '1
who caused trouble between rs -
Part of her property was sold :. g
ton against her husband. prrcn-.5 ~ - z, c
connivance. She would live ,r;.. g 9
longer, but went to work in Le- - -, --
and soon had several THOUSAND sr
vested in real estate. Her SON ~. IN 2
attached to her, and when. ono 80 ~
a man insulted her he Knocked =! Z
and an action for assault and b...
brought against him, there bsfrrs
defence. She was told that # 80 :.
certain when the trial would con. '''
so went every day to the courtbr-,.- ~ II
she sat knitting and watching vR;,.;'I {
was away at work. On the yerv 10, -
the case was called she was -st.- : =
was unable to attend at court. III. I'd
ney knew nothing Of her illness fs., -
away expecting to be notified wlsr r-
and the plaintiff carried his case 7-s-
old lady is plunged again into ,r,-l-'
has got to that stage Of life vbar. i
wants is TO get her son and take hin -. u.
to her old home in Scotland.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-01

CUBI Us UIsToRICAL FACT.-I5s VI
the celebrated Lord Clarendon wzs h'i1
pot girl, who, being extremely Plo' Il 4
own country. jourreyed to L5-5oa 70 5s'I
ter her fortune, and became srJ5li %
brewer. While she was in this humble q
pacity, the wife of her master did, ic1 :
happened to fix his affections on her, -
became his wife, himself dying soon a..s, a.s'
leaving her heir to his property, WI9l
said to have amounted to between iE.-7
and thirty thousand pounds. Among *
who frequented the tap at the bTeT--'-A
was a Mr.. Hyde, then a poor bzFrista'' y
conceived the project of forming Ha-L,
nial alliance with her. lie succeeds =
soon led the brewers widow to the a..,-
Mr. HYDE being endowed with great .
and at the command Of a large NJ,
quickly rose in his profession: oe2.'
head Of the ChanCsry Bench, and wa. 5. - :
wards the celebrated Hyde, Earl oi C-'i
don. The eldest daughter, the oii'F'-- x, !,
this union. won the heart Of jams, -. :.
of York. and was married to hin. I-lI
II. sent Immediately for his bTo.aE'. - :,
having first piled him with some vel! -, =,
raillery on the subject. finished 27 3. /;
james. you have brewn, so EoI -.
drink :" and forthwith commanos,- u. -, :. :
marriage should be legally ratified a-i -. I.
mulgated. Upon the death OF Cn'ILss'3.-3 i, 81
mounted the throne, bat pFeIiaI.-....,-, ~, :
frustrated this enviable consuTaill.-'-H Ne
the person of his amiable Du',S5a I..r 8.
daughters, however, were Queen N1' Id
wife of William, and Queen A'i Alls,i -
grandchildren of the cideram pol s.., ,,
Wales. and wearing in succasson IL
of England.
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WHAT THE MICRosCoPE REYSALS5 an N
A MoRAL.-Lewenboeck tells u' u usi.
sect seen with the microscoS' y =.
tweuty>seven would only equa ! .-'., .ssu
Insects of various kinds may u
the cavities of grain Of sand: .ss vi
Mould is forest of beautlin! ''''
the branches, leaves and fruit.
Butterflies are fully featheTea'
Hairs are hollow tubes. IL vi
The surface of our bodies IS e?,'-.f Il $,
scales like a fish, single gram 4 4 tba
would cover one hundred and L''! fross
scales, and yet scale covers n.S no-iogs
pores. Through these narrow a::sr
sweat forces itself like water thFGu5I -. !
The mites make five hundred S''t
ono. .,,,.,s
Each drop of stagnant water To n3ing y
world of animated beings, SWIM.
as much liberty as whales IN .t, 10 gr,5
Each leaf has a colony OF lHsS'''
on it, like cows on meadow -,
Mord: Have some care as 10 .bs ss
you breathe. the food you eat anu -
you drink.
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AN OLD CoUPLE.-The Bremer County.
Iowa, Republican says that in the north
east corner Of Bremen county there lives a
couple whose aggregate ages amount to 2O4
years and 10 months. They are husband
and wife, and were married in 1898, and
are Scotch Irish defendants, and speak the
German language fiuen;ly. The husband
was a soldier under Napoleon I, and was
wounded at the battle of Navarro, Spain,
three inches of the bone of his left leg being
taken entirely out by cannon shot, where
by his leg became shortened, so that he can
only walk handsomely on a hill side.
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DRUG ALT. BOOK gET4H.
ia AVING recently enlarged our stock
Aa we are now prepared to sell at great
reduction from former prices. Our stock con-
sists of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Leon's s, Halls and Aliens Hair Restor-
atives. Pills, Ointments, Plasters, Liniments
Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesia, Ess Jamaica
Ginger, Pure Flavorng Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
Rhubarb, Pure Spices, &c;
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Cap,
Post, Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper:
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
Fluid, Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Novels, His
tories Bibles, Religious. Prayer and Toy Books,
Penknives, Pipes, &c
E W e have added to our stock a lot OF
FINE JEW WELRY, 10 which we would invite
the attention of the Ladies'
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re-
tail. LENNON 4 MTRRAY
July 80, 1867. Main Street, E ,ansburg.
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A SINGULAR Casa man n,. .,.. airi
d. Shilby, of Montreal, CanSa'i' ~ TbuH
ted to the Albany City Hospi,alL = !. sFdl.
day with an infiamed arm, wnlCr w0, tbs q.
three times is natural size. on 10 %
ultimo, while arguing with .J Ll1J bis h''
emphasis to his words, he sap Psipck ou il 9
on the counter of the store. tacA 4 Ist bo1
tered the palm of his hand n New Yati
the day after on his way - c.turdsy
and on reaching Albany on bs could
pain was SO excruciating tnsI - = arm u
no further. 1t is feared that H''
have 10 be amputated.
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