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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25

tanit, ~selintere Mittsl In Inweneuna
~ brinseuL pbne Elm yrineip auhufellen,
@an 1T itcIs harauf bic Sfentlide 8ubs
fir einen Wpnat pier Gin Sabr ;u fi&em.
I'm peiter III itben, ta;u, betdrfte 20 eis
nee @plerblides, unb uniere StaatSmdns
rer fint iebr fur3iidtis. SnpeTen leieei
Der Sffentide @eift iebr ,Hter tieien twi=
gen Se;bserunsen, ,inter tieien !SaIbbas
ten. Bas 1T beute he yRidt Der Sas
tbplifen inmitten all tieier @erfplsuas
gen? Sbre erfte pai6t 1T es, nidt sa
ser;weifeln. 8ir tarfen uniere Sracer
nidt sntmutbiseuL mir birfsn iie ntdt
curd einen Yeiimismus b~eunrubisen,
Der Indriflid it,. Cine ;peite gHidt
1T es, lauter aIs je unierep rineipien, aac
unfere grineipien ;u befennen. Gebmen
mir ferner, ,ptrr, mir eS nod nidt setban
baben, uniere friiberen @rbeitcn, bs~lonrers
bic Werfe ter 9iebe ipieter auf. Sefs
men mir dberau uniere SGulen ipiecsr,
uniere W~aifenbduier &~nmenbaiier, uniere
3uFudtfatten far jeten menldltden
Sdmers. Rtdten mir mebr als je uniss
re aufmerffamieit auf tiefe bret S1was
den: bic Grau, ben greis unb tas &int.
Gpneentriren MIR im 2inbe ap un1rs
aiebesbeweiis unb @ptt rtrt fe ftsnen.
Die Sstlen fns a~uentbaIbtn nsebr- pber
weniser setrabt; tes 3inbeS SteIe IL
nod rein. &ue stsentIi@ tatbpliiden
Seine finb In tisfsr S<ele nod IL erfsr
Stride unt in ibrer ratirli&en Stdrfe
scrbanten. Baaen MIR bic 0efsuf9aft
tpitter auf turd has &inb. M@tS II
fir bic 0iebrseburt elmer 0eftuTdaft I'M
fatboliiSen Settle sef&eben, Uenn tas
&inb nidt fatbSIifd ersssen wirc. slaes
bamst ron Der Griebuns al, unb es III
ldderli6 an;ufeben, ME 10 SieIe sroee gus
LITTER 5ranfrei6 rurd neue'T arifesu retz
tet fuden. gle bauen Elm SauS unp
fan9en nit rem 1adr an, I'm nit rem
6ancament ~aufsubSren. Die Gr;iebuns
mus beute bic san;e aufmertiamfeit Der
&atbsIifen in slniprud pebmen. Sebr
pabrfdeinli6 baben mir mcrsen idon rie
6reibeit bee bbberen llnterribts. Sinc
mir bereit 2 Sabsn mir ale Mittel unp
ale Manner sur 5anr, uni tatboliide UNI
ssrftaten gu sriincen |? Bayern mir nidt
lanser unS nit tieier esbensfrasc 81 be-
fdaftisen. an rsm Gage no mir in
GranfreiG 100000 sebilrete junse &as
tbolifen baten wirp 5ranfrei6 serettet
iein, miro bic Stride ibren alien pIaB In
europa pierer einnsbmen unb bic WeIt
pieter aufatbmens or.5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
SebnfuHt mad benz Trieten.

Iir litst's in htn @tfrn pif Sisttr,
Nir risjtIt'S bur&'S @stein-
Sc 10 Gin 1sten. rn DrSnsr-
I'D ! RtI&t bsrte yein!
GO trsibt mid aus tn 3sEe-
Su's fttie 9ebeR binans:
llnb eraueen trsibf's mid richer
~ frissslss mad 5aas.
Zen 5rishtn fu9 ID, ben 6ristsa.
Der aQein IN SfIiefsit-
" IL in Der WtIt ni&t III inten.
tlut ni9t in her Giuiamfsit.
Sd iu1 i'm bier Sersebsns
Gr if fsin irbil& @ut;
Tas 5trl tS III uiht rubiG
CO lang ss in @rtt ni6t rutt.-- u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25

9rainm. Cd gls erttrr Saurtrecner be-
trat tarauf Der befannte Yrpf. 81. $ u
Der bic &ernerbibne. Die sesenpartiz
&c Se,pesunG iast Ct, TRACE einsn sppz
pelten Gbarafter- einen pUIittl9
nalet u. cinen firdlid relisiSitn. sic Iei
sesen bic unannebmbarrnS eidldTe 8pms
seridtet. Der Observation-Disclosures mi6e
aus alien menidliden eebens Spbaren
percranst wersen, ipnt ssbe es fir
1fatidlanb fein Sell. Die rationale
5rase sebe nit ter firdliden Sanp in
Sanb her gau hes Deutiden 8eides
rube arf n~atipnalem @runte. 8ie bic
@ermanen NIT tiefem Semitic cas- Gbris
ftentbum %aufsenpmmtrL 70 iet itets aud
Der @irertanb sesen bic Srituns bss
relisibien Sepustieins spm peutiden
8plte setrpden tpprtcn. 0as relisiSie
8%epu6tiein iei spr;usspeiie BEN peute
Chou M,Jt ;,s,tkT,,I;L To lcrke-
Ev.. 49, 4.m.s ..... s.. usl,I.u
o-minoh.r,r 1919 ma fsI5 g; ..,, r.r
No, m.;a s,x4u,h. ,s,.fua. r.
Sr;.. hs...r 81. h.,,.fa,sn n.,t.r o.,ha,,
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wv Ssn"aaS W. IVY WV N'''au'
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wsn u"lsg'0a'''a lst "'"''a'' Gs1F se1
aa'n .allsa, 50 u a0''aa pst Nur "a"
mV''yu y1I0'" Dt'"O"ne" w'''.,
.a'uui wv st' y" sO,''a y utm' u'-
,yg"Uippp 't. ~S''la"'n''a"s cue
"ss~, olaas aV'' =" HW3 a'1
aa0 sS''. WI auNa'ans 'se oesane"
"'''.s'0" 2.am'n','@ VI unle'H Az
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''s'p" W" Sps' Se''em VI Velapt ah0
s~a. sea SsA, a wv a.s1'a''smu an0
Ss 1m e.'0s w0a'en e.n mSset7
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tttlt tDE JtftW QuIpQutu AL tpUUcW. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Iabt". Bon Der geidaFenbeit ttl
Wahl b1nat natirIih MQes ab.

Wabl banst natirlid @aes ab.
sisber Singing, tomtm, seben mir nit
iaumen in Siir;e bic Gisenidaften eines
rabrbaften SreunteS turd u. balten mir
uns. ratei NO mSslid an bic @usipri6e
FOLDER Wanner, tenen su sielleidt
cher III slauben seneist iein ririt, als mir
ielbft : rem %llntcfannten. Die 81. Sdrift
mill i'd sinitweilen bel Seite lesen, ramit
id nitt et,ra ben Sprtpurf ernte, id pUQe
Dir precisen'; es 1T turdaus nidt meins
@tiidt fpnbern einen &atb winidte i'd
Dir . Singing, rer Ou mir 10 unsemein
am Sersen liest ;u seben in elmer ansele<
belt in Der tu zines iclden gar iebr tez
tarfit!
Ilio ME mus 0ein 6reune ausleben:-
Spu CT sieIeidt ron idSner, einnebmens
Der @etaIt elegant sefleipet iein? Sber
fol- sr reid iein 2 siel @ermSsen beiisen ?
Stcr-tp6 senus! 8eitalt = auBerss
@ustben-@ermbseu - 8pr;iise ieines
geifes fSnnen rod setpis nidt maesee
benb fem pper meinlt tu? Wenn ia:
tann bait tu aber aN9s Sssrifsspn
Greunsfdat.-@en tu einem bebbalt
in Greunbidaft anbansf neil er sicIei6t
Elm Sisden @is i'm Dim rter elesante
Maniersn bat, tann urtBeile ielbit welden
Settles &inb tu bit! Glaubf tu ober,
bas SieHeiat. &ei&tbu NJ bic @abL
ipenn nidt entldeiten II bod ~betinFuben
fpH, 70 baIte tir inmter Spr @ussu, mas
fur; uns bdnbts fden gStbe fast:
ugsr jstsm 8rsunte baIte fin,
OuDi i'd nur, MID I tas . Elm mill"
8ie mue aber eaklid, 9ritliderS anss
ling, Dein Jreunb fein? @ster ldSn
nod mid-ienbsrn sor ausm rtlisiSs.-
gorausseididt mus bier persen, sab
jene Gismidaften, bic fu BON bsinem
6reunc nit Tus II. Ne@t ;u ters
bern bait f6 natirlid aud BET Dir ssrFn<
Ten mdisn. ~@ir s~epinnen Grsunee"
Iast Der Seipe fenppbpn in isissn fosratis
f6en Dsniwirbisfeiten, uincem mir itIbif
aut ,pereen, Suites reten unb tbun."
@sIiaipfitat 1T alto bic @runtlase
jeser Treunbi6aft; Elm @enid pbue &es
liaiun n einerB etterfabne sersIei6bar, bic
pom @inre bin u. Der setrieben pirb ; er IL
beute 10, mprsen wisrsr anesrs, jena9bem
bic llmtanpe fid setalten +; 5reunbidaft
aber foreert Setanoisfeit anb 1reue
bic Du Bel einem r%lisipnslplen Wenidsn
nj ais fnben pirit. 5reunre fSf@
men temna6 nur quite 9eute iein;
felde, welden Gelieion mod nidt stpas
.@iberiinniaes" 1Anp ,,6~atelbaftes" lit
S6sn Der Seiee Cicero iaat: Sreunbe
idaft fam nur unter auten Dteni6en
futtEnpen unc aenppbun iteut sleiGfam
als SefrSftiauno teiIen aerate,u bic Ses
bauptura auf: ,,S6ledte seute fSnnen
feine ssreunce iein.~ 90 alie ipredsn
Seipenl .
Dein Srsunp mub aber nidt nur peine
sldtuns une siebe, ipnbern aud tetn
gertrauen su errinsen setpust baben-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Die sesenmSrtise Gage Der fatbas
Iii&en 6ir9e.

Die sessnnSrtise Gage Der fatbas
Iii&en Stride.
Der uMpnbe" bsipridt in sinsm Idns
seren @rtifel bic sesenwartise Gage ter
fatbpliiaen Sirde in ben ein;elnen euro
paii@en Staaten. uDas fesreidep reus
FEN, fast Der ,Monte' il, 1tiner llm1dau,
Dfdeint sesen bic &irde bic Spite feines
Sieses ridten ;u rpllen. &c sersist
germ, bab es ieinen fatbplilden Splbaten
einen Ibeil feinss 1riumpbes sertantt.
IS slaubt iitrisens etnen mddtisen
Sunressenpfsn in tieem Sample &C.
funten gu babsn ; 60 srifirt hort unteu
cine fleine an;abl spn Sdismatifern,
pelde, I'm bic Neubeit ibrer eebre " Ser>
ecden, fi& bic alt 8atbrliten" nennen.
Dlan ididt fid an, eieitlben setpantt az
unterftaBen. @Ubl 1T es ,paar, tae man
bel tieiem idimpFiden llnternebmen tas
Sclf nidt auf ieiner Seite bat; man
p0H')e''",s 90 neg sa'e'lap'."' ".gl
Der 5rn. .. ISuinser bic 5anb sereidt
eenl' ~e'@e1 e9en'a1s I. psae'R'pe p'eb :
Sat man niGt @infel gsneilien berufen,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-25
Trenuo I!

saot.o TisIe fnt tir gut cher nur eiusr ii tir
rtrttaater freane.
(Scesf. Cap. yers 3D.
The New York herald., 1871-04-15
DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS.

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REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-rwELrTH PAGx-F,f.h
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The New York herald., 1871-04-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE CENTRAL PARK UNDER RINGJEADER
tional Quarterly with the addition Of "Noie 10 the
Reader" Full sarpy now ready Price 25 cents Every
body has heard Of the chvarous animal In fable
who. having entered the arena and snared one Of d
ferent grade, the champion OF much brother
received mere conemptuous push from the OF the al
legged offender, and then about bowling, growing and
but mot one OF the brave alies yen'arei TO sp.
pear In hts proper person lest he TOO might receive
touch Of the same paw. SEQ the Herald Of
March 2, 1871. Then see all the organs hired
the spectacle Of individual attacked BY such mob
for having dared 10 his opinions OF the public
formances Of public whom every honest dis
Interested citizen regards with mingled feelings OF ndgna
on and contempt The trade supplied by the Amer
can News Company Nassan street Those no, afraid 70
above named photograph and thus set address
him In care Of EDW. T. SEARS, LII. D.,
Editor National Quarterly, No 6s5 broadway.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT-A BLACK AND GRAY sPITz DOG, MEDIUM
IL size, to the of "Prlnce - 81 viii be paid
for his return 70 stable II East street
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Of 7So BOOKS ON HAND CATALOGUES NOS. 70
GU. I'D and 25 frce. Send stamp.
LEGGAT BROTHERS NO. Beekmaa street.
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= - -ssa'aIa -. ||..l
THE TUR ".


i SPRING MEETING 1871.
$4,000 Premums
TUESDAY June for horses thai have never beaten
- SAME DAY.
5000 for horses that have never ossen 21 eeOo
WEDNESDAY June $500 FOR fouryear olds that never
have won mOney-s4O0's an SyG sn'Ss' 500
$4,000 for horses thai have beaten o0 $780,
SAME DAY.
81 600 for horses that have beaten 2$55o $500,
TilGssDAY, June s-s4,occ free FOR sl-sG,coo $1,000,
u'V' SAME DAY.
$3.50 horses that have beaten 2a0-sf5 500,
aFKrphy, june g. $4,000; double teams 10 wagons
$780, sou, T2eu
SAME DAY
Hl7o0 for horses that have never beaten 2:gl
1000, Tb0n, S2u0
All the to be In harness. mile heats best IN g.
specified and will be the
rues the National Association. Entries must comply
with their rules dsancing the Geld will receive The
entire purse.
Tnesay, May at r. NJ Entries by telegraph will only
received before the box Is opened All communleations
be addressed 70 George W. Oakley supenien t9 Mon
"s'' ''s''' MARTIN RhLBFLEIscH, President.
Il. o. READ, Secretary.
n,HE NEW RULES OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
tor promotion OF tho interests OF the trotiing turf
printed In pamphlet form, aud can be bad
by Secretary OF the National Association
GEORGE IT, SMITH.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.

A DvERTlSENEETa FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
IA RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE l,24S BROAD
wAY. THRLE DOORS ABOVE THIRTY-FIksT STREET,
AND IN BROOKLYN AT NO. 4 COURT STREET, CITY
HALL sol ARE, IN ERIE RAILWAY OFFICE. ADYER-
TISEMENTs ARE RECEIVED FROM A. M. TILL y. M.
EVERY DAY IN TIE YEAR AT OFFICE RATES. NO
EXTRA CHARGE or ANY KIND.
THEIR PAPERS AT THE HERALD BRANCH DELIV.
ERY, NO. FRONT STREET. BkOOkLYN.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

E'oR sALE-A FINE WORKING HORSE; WILL BE
sold cheap; suitable for express, grocery or dray.
Is. CRAIG, 1856 Montgomery ST eet jersey City.
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AYES, GET THE PARTICULARS AT NO. 3 BOW.
IL ae Green, and Monday Wait "Austraa" pier 20
which win take the excuraonss 10 the Old World
mcr's rost and pleasure. Captain obigng 10 Rl.
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VERY FINE HORSE Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS
N old warranted sound aud kind; aso llrewstcr pato
box top Wagon and hrec.guarcr seat Road WAGON. No
West ihlgyesnth siIeeN
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YTHE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
i sail every Saturday and alternate Wednesday
TO and from Glasgow and Derry.
Passengers booked and forwarded 10 and from ell railway
stations In Grca, Britain, lrcan. 1ermany Norway, swe
den Denmark and America safely speedily comforta
bly, and cheaplv by any other route or line.
"ryPREs5n STEAMER "ErprEss" sTrANEFa.
AUSTRALIA. Sat, April q COLuMBA Sat. May ls
EUROPA. Sat, April 20 Sat, May 20
aud an extra steamer every other "wednesday.
from pier 20 North river New York, at noon.
Rates OF passage, payable IN currency,
. 70 Liverpool Glasgow Derry
First cabins. T65 and &75, according to location.
Cabin excursion tickets mCuths securing
best accommodations, G190.
Intermediates, 1888, stecrage, xSs.
Certificates reduced rates be bought here by those
wishing send for their Trends
ORA is ssuei payable presentation.
Apply at the conipanys Offices, TO
HENDERSON BROTHrkS, No. I bowling Green
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DOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME BLACK MARE, s
years old this spring Is hands high has record Of ~
10 VIII show purchaser 240 For particulars kc
Apply to JOSEPH TOwNLLY, Boulevard Stables corner
Fiftoth street and Seventh avenue
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VERY IMPORTANT TO THOSE CONCERNED
"A Information wanted. of Charles Leland, brother Of
Hattie Leland he viii lind to his personal advantage 70
call Immediately 10 his sisters house, l0
Wcst Invent ty-six street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-15

LcOR sALE-THE FINEST PATCHEN STALLION IN
the StateSrcd by George N. Pa,chen, srj black,
is hands high years old fac rme OF Patchen Chief sound
kind aud tro II nbaut 40; per Getty grecn
for money fine stock horse his coe could
not be purchased for S so his dam rottcd in 225 @
Apply 70 or address, where cen be seen full pedigree JOHN
e Oliver.
The New York herald., 1871-04-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A SECOND HAND BRETT, SIX SEAT ROCKAwAys,
~ four seat Phasous, assortment Carriages and
reliable work reduced prices; 40 Broadway ex
penscs or profits. TaYLoRs, 50 Cedar street.
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N-OTIcE.--ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, THE 18TH
IN inst, the of the first mortgage bonds OF the
Aabams and Chattanooga Railroad Company due January
l. 1871 and numbered from 40Ol to 4720 cusive will be
paid the bankin house Mcssrs DUNCAN, SHERMAN
Co, behalf OF the Alabama Chattanooga Railroad
Company.
The New York herald., 1871-04-15

y-ABERNAcLE BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND AVENUE
nnl Tenth street, Rev. J. r: Kendrick, y. d. pastor
Services morning and evening al the
r Anderson President ci Rochester University, viii preach
IN the morning.
The New York herald., 1871-04-15

L HERBETTE, KANE 4 Co.
IL American Bankers and Forwarding Merchants,
81 rue du tSeptembre,
Paris,
issue letters OF receive deposits Letters To-
travellers received and forwarded.
Correspondents In New York,
AUSTIN, BALDWIN 4 co,
~ and ~ broadway
The New York herald., 1871-04-15

CUNARD LINE.
~ The British and North American Royal Mail Steamships
between New York and Liverpool, calling NJ Cork krbor.
CUBA cdnesiay, April la PhkTlIA rnuitiv, Aprl. 20
CHINA " ednesday April 26 Asauriay, Aprii 29
SCOTIA. "Wednesday, May ALGERIA. .Saturdav, May
JAVA: "Wednesday Nav 70 AByssINIA sa,uray, May Y
RUSSIf. wcdnesdy, May IA iALARRIA. Saturday, May 20
HATES OF PASSAGE.
BY the wedncsday Teamers not carrying stcerage:=
First Cabin. .$lD, gold Second Cabin.... ....a GOD
PRS, Cain TO Paris ~, soii si
Rsnrn Tickets zu, gold
BY The Thursday and saturday steamers
First Cstn. ..xso gold seeraGe...fso ,1 currency
seerasc Tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all
parts Of Europc at lowest rates -. -, -
through bills adng given for Belfast Glasgow, Havre
Antwerp other ports the Continent and FOR Medter
For frcght cabin passage apply at the conpany's
once, No. Bowling Green
For seerage passage al Ill Broadway Trinity Building
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
The New York herald., 1871-04-15

MONEY TO LOAN-UPON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
1NI Apply at Branch Oce Continental Insurance Com.
pany, i,sso Broadway, corner Thrythrd street.
MORTGAGE on BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
V1 s5 per discount allowed.
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DRoPosED
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU.
TI0N OF PENNSYLVANIA.
JOINT RESOLUTION

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment TO the Constitu-
ton of Pennsylvania.
BE IL Resolred by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the Commonwealth Of
PennsyiUGn.d in General Assembly met,
That the following amendment of the Com
stitution of this Commonwealth be pro-
posed TO the people for their adoption or
rejection, pursuant TO the provisions of the
tenth article thereof, to wit;
AMENDMENT.
Strike out the Sixth Section of the Sixth
Article of the Consti ution, and insert in
lieu thereof the following:
"a State Treasurer shall he chosen by
the qualified electors of the State, at such
times and for such term of service as shall
be prescribed by law"
JAMES II, WEBB,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved the fifteenth day of June.
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-one.
JNO. w. GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication
pursuant to the Tenth Article of the Con-
stitutiou. f. JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Office Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Harrisburg, July 5th, 1871.
l5m3
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Burlington.

Leaving the East and arriving at
Chicago or indianapolis, how shall we
reach the West2 The best Line is ac.
knowledged to be the c., b. & O.,
joined together with the b. & NJ. Rail.
road by the Iron Bridge at Burlington,
and called the BURLINGTON ROUTE.
The main line Of the Route running
to Omaha. connects with the great Pa
ciiic Roads, and forms to-day the lead
ing route to California. The Middle
Branch, entering Nebraska at Platts-
mouth, passes through Lincoln, the
State Capital, and will this year be
finished to Fort Kearney, forming the
shortest route across the Continent by
over 100 miles.
Another branch of the B. NJ, diverg.
ing at Red Oak, falls into line run-
ming down the Missouri through ST..
Joe to Kansas City, and all Kansas.
Passengers by tins route to Kansas,
see Illinois, Southern Iowa, and Mis-
souri,, and, by a slight divergence, can
see Nebraska also.
Lovers of fine views should remem.
ber the Burlington Route, for its towns
"high-gleaming from afar"-its tree
fringed steams-Its rough bluffs and
quarries-its corn-oceans stretching
over the prairies further than eye can
reach.
Land-buyers will be sure to remem-
Der it, for they have friends among
tie two thousand who have already
bought farms from Geo. S. Harris, the
Land Commissioner OF the B. g. NJ.
r. r. at Burlington, Iowa, or among
the four thousand home.steaders and
preemptors who last year filed claims
in the Lincoln land office, where "Un-
Gle Sam is rich enough to give us ali
a farm"
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Fort Pitt Communication.

Ed. REPUBLICAN Thinking that
some items of news from this section
might prove interesting to your read.
ers, have gathered up a few, and
send them to you by the Fort Pitt
Mail Bag :"
One day last week, Mr.. G. w. Dith-
ridge, Business Manager of the Fort
Pitt Lumber Co., while giving direc-
tions to one of his men, met with an
accident; his hand coming in contact
with the slash, causing all ugly, but not
dangerous wound.
Edward Warfel, of this place, was
badly injured the latter part of last
week, from the effects of which he has
been unable to work since. In at
tempting to throw slab from the cir
cular to the cutoff saw, it came in con-
tact with the bulI-wheel, rebounded,
and struck Mr.. Warfe in the stomach.
He is coming around.
Messrs. Emery and Freeman seem to
be very unfortunate with their stock.
On Thursday last they had their third
animal killed on the Tram Road, all
having beeu killed within three weeks.
The driver, VIM. Courier, narrowly
escaped With his life. The track was
very wet, and the brake rod broke,
letting the car down swiftly against
the mules. The car was broken to
atoms, and the lumber scattered for
sixty yards.
On Saturday little child of Mr.. G.
w. Emery narrowly escaped drowning.
1t had fallen into the spring, and was
rescued by the timely arrival of Mr..
M. Donovan.
On Friday last the Fort Pitt Mil
turned out Twenty.one Thousand feet
of clear Pine, Six Thousand feet of
Hemlock, Seventeen Thousand Five
Hundred Lath, and Eleven Hundred
Pickets. We consider this pretty fair
for one days work.
You shall hear from me again soon.
Yours &c, 81. G.