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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

ltent|den @arantie> @eleBe6 etntreten
tpereen, falls IS Der Nesterune @ictor
@%mmanuel's al, ben, suteu Niuen oper
an cer Sraft feblen lollte, ras cielen
Md@ten aeaetene @eripre@en setrtu@
li@ gu erfallen !? SIT nidt bic 8ebanpz
lung, pclde Der tatbpltide Gpiifopat
uno ote tatboliide STRIDE 9esenwdrti9
in Oeiterreid uno in Deut19lano erz
tabren, gang pana& ansetban, in pieler
Se5iebuns cas erS6te Mibtrauen su
ermedsn? 8as bilft IS, SYmpatbieen
tur bic Grbaltuns bes pdpfIt@enI 6rcz
mes turSdau traseu, tpena man 9let&z
3eitt9 9esen bic Nutorttdt bes papftes
l'ro Der 9iia6fe partei ntmmt UNI
otelt baour& unttrsrdbt? Mit folder
Nrt Der 26iune Der r0miiaen .Grase
tar11 uns 8atbplifen ntdt seoient iein;
leltlt renn Der Yapit 9enetst mdre, bas
itallenilhe @arantiez 0eieB an;unebmeu.
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@obin fabrt Der 1,,pberne
6prticbritt?

GS eiebt 9eute, oereu Nu9en eff
cana aufeeben, tpenn iie Gbatla9en,
etrpas 6anrsreiRtdes Dor fi6 baten.
Sir ptele Sorte Don Qeuten liest null
mtsDer Elm Mlaeraen moperner Nufz
tldrune Dor, cas fstner neiteren 8ez
leudtun9 beoarf. Man leie mas folet:
Wus Gem @ebtete ee6 aufsefldrten
proteitantismuS 1T >pieper Elm bIbl6er
Tortidritt III permeloen. SIN Muterz
itaate 8acen bat man befanntlt9 bic
Gipilebe eiuseflbrt, unb obwobl f1d
cas 2ano nod niat ou;u lanse oieler
liberalen Se9nune erfreut, 10 ftno bod
idon &lasen laut 9eporpen, taB Don
prete1tanten bic tir9lide Trauuns
ni@t na@9eiu@t ia nod mebr, bab foz
9ar Taufe unp Con frmation unterlai>
fen tperpe. Die essenwdrtte in 8arlsz
rube ta9enee epanselii9e Synope be-
iddftiste f@ nun jinaf nit eer Muf>
9abe, ctelem beiuole en- 3uftance etnGnpe
~ MAIDEN. Gs mar tbr Elm Mntras
Yoreeleat rpona@ in Die &tr9enperfals
flung Elm paragraph etnsefabrt rperren
Ioute, ber pen Weifltden paS Ne@t err
tbeilt, ciejeni9en, pel@e lol@e @tte UNI
terla0en> pom Sttmmredt tn &irdenz
Sa9en aus;uldlteben. Die Commit
iion ma6te> elmer Gorrelp. Der aug.
3te. sufolee, an Ger @orlose cini9e
nt9t ieSr welentliaeA enrerunsen> ~atsr
in bet SiBun9 Der SYnoce ielbit traten
Don alien 5eiten 8eoenfsn eesen Die
cine, wie bic ancere 6a1una auf unc
naAoem cte(e pom Gen proieioren St5z
eer uno Shentel carsele9t paren, wtes
enclid Der Winiler gamey mad, eab
Die Wuroe Der epan9eliiden &ir9e Elm
1ol1es 3ranes< Dcer Strafmittel gar
nidt bepiirfe, roe cie @%rtabrun9en nod
su jung unc ipariam leien, uno oa6 eo
nidt wen;8e Gdue eete, ). 9. &C.
race kt semildten Gbsn> 100 per 8ez
trsfenee btsle tirdlt9enNtte nidt na9s
iude> serace neil ct fd caour@ am
beiteu ols Yroteitant sei9e Cd. Die
l1nterla0uns Der Taufe t6nne ftattfnz
ZEN, UNI pe9en Der reli9i6len Gr;iebuns
S@wieristeiten ODER Nnfproerunsen ;u
entseben. Sn Golse oteier Discuiiion
tbsilten itd bic Mnitdteu uno Sttmz
men, ~ pab bic %notbwenoiae 3weioritz
telsmebrbeit fir Die @erfa1unsednce>
runs nt6t er;ielt >purpe, unp iomit Die
gorlase fel. "-Das nennt itd @briz
0entbum, ben, bereits rie Iaufe etmas
leidt Gntbebrli1es seworoen ! bemertt
cie @~ussturser poitSts. ra,u, uno NIT
Nedt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

tuns tersits ersaneenen Gntlaliebun<
gen uno eipfelt in Gem Sage: Die
Staat5re9teruns ent;tebt Der fatbolt<
iden Stride ben tyr sefa0unosmdeis
;%ufommenoen S@ub, ioweit pacur9
bic Dur@fibrun9 hes Yermeintli6
ufaatseefdbrltden Dpsmas aef5rpert
purpe. &Snnen mir aud nur unler
8epauerr auscriiden, paB cas@e1penf
Der Staatseefdbrlidfeit jenes Dpsmas
nod immer rpmintrt unp mi0en mir
AUDI tie Steuuns, mel@e bic Staats~
resierun9 einsunebmen erfldrt, letbaft
%beflasen, 70 ldst ancrerieits Der Grlab
nod pte5ofnun9 gu, paB bic pfenfpen
plane, mel@e bic @e9ner Dem Mintz
ltertum samutben m59ten, bort feline
Nuslt9t aut &ealiirun9 baben. SIS
mug nun abeewartet meroen, tpie pas
Mtniterium in e%iu;elnen eoneretenNdIz
len 1eine %auaemeiusn Marimen sur On
mencuns brinsen wirr. Die fattpli<
lae STRIDE miro riele &rilis sladli9
9eerlteben> Def fino mir eewib ; Oh oer
Staat eaour9 sepinnt, rae er menis<
items tnotrett Die OppoItipn 9easn Die
tatboltI&e Stride f5rpsrt, parf be;peiz
felt 1peroen. Serenfaus jInp bic
uStaatssefabrliden" ancerswo ~ 1u<
den ais lit ben Meiben Der tbrer STRIDE
treu er9ebenen &atbpliten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
0reue SeleuDtun9e,t

wereen sesenwdrtis Der 8uncess@erz
maltuna Get Ser. Staaten in Der "a
seeprsl1e gu She'll, unp ;rrar i'm Sin
bid auf Greisnil1e Der jiinslen 3eit.
Das Nsm yotfsr Sournal mipmet benz
ielben fulssnpe 8etradtunS:
Die GntbuQuneen in @a{binston
iber uunreselmdbiefeiten" uno Inter
1hleife. 1pslde 10 urpl6gltd Gas Yubltz
fun iterraldt baben, m6sen jpar UNI
lsren republifanii9en Treunoen nidt
iebr sele3en fpmmeu, mu0sn aber pud
als pu,daus sett9emdB betra9tet 1rerz
Cen. Die 6fentll@e Mttnuns, tur&
Die acknowledgement sesen Die Chefs
unlerer Startrerwaltun9 auf9egtat, 1T
binldneli9 scrbereitet, TIM jeoe Beitrez
lung ~ untaftlssu, Die t& Sum3wede
lsgt, Die Nrt uno Weiie gu teleudten,
wie Die u%nsebeuren Summer oerwaltet
werren, pel9e uuiere Wadtbaber pom
yplfe erpre0en. Dieies 9olf 3ablt
jabrlt9 an Steuern $425,OOO,OOO.
0on rteler Summe rercen bcildufta
$l2O,OOO,OOO als 3iuien ser Dfsntli,
den S9ulp bssablt; $3O,OOO,OO0
merren anaetli9 ais Fenitonen aus9e,
sablt unc $1OO,OOO,0OO merren verz
wenrst, UNI vBonps" %aufiufaufen. IS
tlstbsn lomit nod $l75,00O,OOO, nell
DIE uon Der @rantidsn Momtnitration
su Den, %otsnfblen 3wede ausseseben
ruercen> uu pie &e9terunssmal9lnerte
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
SsSic ssa,1 in 8aDcrn ,1rtbeilt.

Der ron ter baierilden Re9ieruns
aeecnaber ibren 9anresbAd6fen &C.
fabte Gntlaeip, BON me!dem mir in DO
rt1er Summer Noti; saben, fncet i'm
eiaenen Staate cine merfw lrpi9 Be-
urtbeilune !: ben N%uffldrunss Mdnz
nera erldeint Die &eaieruns III idwa&,
mdbreno rie fatboliiden patrtcten fei<
nespeas tbre 6cfnuns aufseben.
Die Muesburser yofz 3ts. fennseidnet
ben Sa9yerbalt NIT weni9en @orten>
pte folst:
Sic erte 1bat unleres neuen Mini>
Reriums auf firdlid politiidem 0e>
biete 1T erfolet. Sn einem Giraffe an
zen 6rn. Gr;bildof BON Wun&en felt
per GultuSmtntiter unter auerrlfliher
Gpufatiruns Der unter cen Wit9lieoern
ces Winiiterium5 berridenren ueber<
einfimmuns Die Normen auf, melde
Die baysriide Staatsresierun9 befoISsn
birp, 10 oft fte iber etne Nn~selesenbstt
f9 1dlulis ;u MAIDEN bat, welde nit
ben pattcanil9en @oncilsbe1dlanen Sl1z
ia%mmenbdnst. Der Grlab 1T - mic
ntdt anrers su errparter - bic 5tpelte
permebrteN uFaee Der In frasli@er&i@>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
@pbin ipnen mir 8eben?
(GsrtiebungD

Muein, f5nnte elmer frasen: 5dtte
man Die Sa9e nidt beier 1tBen lal1en,
wie 1e bisber sepelsn lit? Darauf
alt bic Mntwort: Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
itebt mte gar nidts anf Green, ~ &C.
,au unter Der 9eitun9 @ottes ; paber
fam cine iolae widli9e 2ebrentlaet<
pung rur surd 0pttes 6usuns eslGe<
ben iein uno leiner ppriidttsen Weis<
belt. Man persleidt Die STRIDE oft
nit einem SdiH. @enn su nun auf
einem Sro6en S6tHe wdref um na@
Nmertta auejuwanpern, UNI bass duff
warpe tr9enrwo Dor Nntsr ltssen.
Auf einmal beieblt Ger S9tnafap1tar1
ben Wiatrolen, IS mii1e nod Elm Mnfer,
Der auerIeBte a%useeworfen rpsroen, UNI
Dem S@if mod fetern 9alt ;u Seber.
Wsnn pu als Neilenper pernanftts bilt
70 wtrlt cu ni9t piinfelbaft urtbsilen,
pas lei jsyt Elm unnStbiSes !3eu9; es
Is bdttea ia Die anpera Natsr btsber
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
@ieber elm Tin8erjeia.

SIN Der pbyfiden @elt tancisen bic
Sturme fd bur6 oewi0e nrpbenre8prz
s:i9ea an ; dbnlt6 1T eS In Der mora
liiaenWelt. @Qmdli9 iammelt ii6 Der
@dbrunestoE einielne Nusbrlde erz
folsen ; fie ftno aber 1ur bic Gorldufer
pe8 6%auptiturmes. Was friber nur
III oebeimen @eretner, bel ncrl blp0ener
lbiren auseeipro@en percen purfte,
miro jebt in 5fentlider 8erlammluus
obne S9eu proflamtrt, ME nadfebens
oer 8eridt aus Grantfurt pom 3. B.
3etst:
Die in ben bief9en bSbern @elsu<
laaft6tla0en wadience ueppt9tett uno
@erani9un9siu@t i4reibt Elm 8ecb>
adter, fam In Der auf benz Sdwa9er'@
iaen 6%ellenfeller obaebalteneu gplf5<
perl ammlun9 hes Nu9smeinen psutihen
Nrbeiterpetetns in nent9 mtlpen Torz
men CUR Sprode. So Elm Granfiurz
ter @roecapttalilf, Ia9te Der anlpeienpe
5alencleper, prdlipent pes 8erliner N.@
betterperstns, betradte ftb, numrtn9t
Don ueterFub uno Gbampa9ner ldwel<
gene" wie i'm Mltertbum Elm r6mtlder
Yatrteier ODER pie Elm Gaubritter oes
Wittelalters, Der rte orbsttsnre &lal1e
ausnuben unp wie Sflapen bebanceln
olrfe e; ia man babe I'M Nltertbum bic
SflaYen melt better beDanpelt, als jeBt
bic Nrbetter bebancelt miircen, cte nod
in oer 2obalilaperet ftedten unb barin,
wie bic Gapttaliften wiinlbten> gu
@runre eeben lolten. 2lber ctels2pbnz
lflapen bitten gum Slide raS tbnen
bereitete 8srperben %erfanrt, uno MOLTEN
uao wlroen, nab DiiIionen sdblenr,
M:stitsr tbrer Sage unpSte9eri ter tbre
llnttrrrider werpen. Der l1nteri6ieo
3riiunn Der alien uno neuet1 3eit be>
Itsb; ~ ii, cae lperer I'M Nltelttum
ple Gi.a-sn Die Nufbetung Der Sflaz
yerei nod I'm Wittelalter pie Qeibei9e>
1en Die Der Qetbeisenl9aft bemirft bdtz
teu> sesenwdrti9 aber Die Nrbeiter entz
lblo0sn wdren unp I'M Se9rife itan<
zen, pie 2obnlflaperet III Der man 1e
pte pernunftlole Sphere %bebancele> gu
brsasn unp Die ~oo4e Greibeit" ;u pro-
clamiren> inoew fie pann lelbf 0eiebe
geben wirpen. uNut auf, Die Stunre
Der Sefreiun9 fdn9t gu lalaeen an"
rief Elm anperer NeDner. uSerulalem
unp Mostau fino nertrannt tpor@
ben tpdre Der 8ranp BON paris
e%elun9en> 10 wirpe er freft Der JoISen,
Gle raraus berpor9 san9en, rte Wtsn<
1den gu GnQeln beransstiicet batea*"
ST piele Spra9e ni6t reutlt9 &C.
t1ua g
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30
@aru1,t 1pirb Ser ~apff an:
9efein6et?

@el6es fns eieentlih bic @riince.
tparum inT eutldlane eeoenmdrtig pom
pben berab bic Neitatipn 9eeen ZEN
Yapf eef5rcert miro, unp BE meiiten,
'sieueidt ale Miuifer her tsutlden
Staaten 9eaen BEN papit flint? 10 bSrt
man tdslid frasen. DaB irseno Elm
Staatsmann I'M Grnfe ras 0pama
Der pdpfli@en Snfauibilitdt fir flats
aefdbrli@ aniebe. slaubt fsin Menih.
fdon earum ntdt, neil BE enalildsn
Mtntiter es t9noriren, uno Gnelanp 1T
pp@ 9ewib Elm gerfa0unsstaat> 1T pa
ritdtild. Der en9ltlde prote1antiez
mus In ar leinsu 6ormen bat yort ie
Der bic berbite Nntipatbte eeeen ras
papftbum 9esei9t uno tfcspem ldbt
ft9 9e9enwdrtts pas @eidrei No POI
perry! nidt b1ren, pbnpbl bic 8orz
9dnse in Deutlblano es berooHuvufen,
70 gang 9eefAnet plren. Selbl Die
italtenii@e Nesteruna. 1pelde Rem Jap
fe eertb nidt bolp 1T, sesludt IS niht,
aus rem Snfauittlitdta : Dogma fir
G9 Capital gu idlasen uuo ZEN popit
aud auf cemWebiete res Slautens am
;uareifen. Sn Deutld!ano te-rlbt
nod troy aQer Gerfanunsen has hu=
reaufratil1e Syitem, uno bic gbsfs
ee5elben baben> pie bic @eldidte res
Sabrbunperts 3eist, Der fa.boliiden
3ierar9ie 9~esendber, neil ie ii& ni@t
In ibr Syltem fist> INNER cine Stelz
lung einsenommen, tpel9e bel per er<
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Opppeljnnai9feit.

No@ ME 1T bic Diplomatic nit itrer
Dcppel,in9iefett unyeriddmter an ben
Sag aetreten als 9esenmdrtta. pa es
fig carum banpelt, ben &atbplifen
Sanc in eis Nueen III itreuen binll6tz
lid ce0en tpue ;tpilden Btsmard uno
yeuit bel Nnlab Ger jinqiten Safer
suiammenfunft at9efartet pprren.
Won lele folaence baltamtlide Mit<
tbeilune aus Wien an Die 8crliner
Rreusz3t9. uno rie NlIaem. 3ta., piele
6ouptorsane ces europdtlaen 9lsen<
Dfens:
0ans ioltunsspou ldbt Der Saerreiz
diide &eidsfan;ler erfldren, rob mar,
Don Stalten lie pole unc u%nbepinetc,
pur4 tein Nblebnen uno nur1 feline
6eraueforeerun9 pom Der ancern Seite
beirrte Mu6z unc Durdfibrun9 ces
0arantiez@ efeyes ertparte. IS Aelte
ben Mddtea> welde cen Grisoen mad
allen Nidtunsen bin su fi9ern betrebt
leien> pab aud allies binmeeserdumt
,perre, mas bic unatbdnaiafsit css
Sterbauptes Der r5miid : fatbcltiden
Gbriitsnbeit innerba!b leiner 9eiitlt9en
Bsfuenil1e unp Die dueere Wlrre lei>
ner SteIuu9 beeintrddtieen fonnte.
IS oelte, Rem &~attolifen bic rerit1rfte
lleterseueune in bic 6ano ~ eeben,
rob oer Yapt AUDI fortan III Roller
Treibeit yno nit Dem 9ansen leiuer
Sttuuns sebibrenoenOlan, oierHibz
ten lsines Mmtes III erilQen III bergaae
let. Daaesen cu.fte man in 0aitein
es curdaus rermiscen baben> eie6raee
rer Wiererbe' TELLING Ger reItliden
6errldaft ree Yapnes su etDttern, Die
fortaeiegt als cine rein innere ttaltenis
lde Mneelesenbsit auf9efaet iein riirfte,
cbne 9erare Die r%ou;csene 9batz
fade Der Gtnperlettun9 Noms nit
Gem Siesel elmer auspridlidsn Nner<
tennuns III serieben."
Wenrl oar1tt cte Su1thtlu1t9en OILS
erfiQt betra9tst percen iolleu, tpelde
Dem fatbolilden Gpilfcpat unp Ter ia,
tbpliiden BeuSiferunS preuseu5 MIC
rerbolt auf ibre Gorlteuunsen su Gum
fen pes ). Yaters rcn oQertS1ter
Steue aus 9e9eben ,porren iino, ~
wl.pe pas cen @spiNen Ger 8atbrlifeu
leutl6lanrs 1dme,li& urBerubisuus
sereiden, iast Elm lcyales ceutiGes
Ulatt. Was nuBtn bloee Gerlprcbe
unseu elmer &esisrun9, ote feinen Nm
itanp 9enomn.en bat, unter Der CUNT
Der 9erbdltn,0e einen tnteruattonalen
@ertraa auf itn5ce Weile III breuer :?
Seltit cine Walantte auer europdlben
Wahts bat nur etneu isbr %bsptnSten
Wertb, lpena mar lt1 perSeeenwdrtiat,
nit mslda Nubnbeit uno nit relt'
sldnsfneen. @,foIse Rub)ano Srsibs
in psa pariler Settras le9en fonnts.
uno cart man cenE gu Cen Ne9ierunz
gen S1terret6s unp Deutl1lancs cas-
Ntr'rausn bssen. rab ie NIT alien
Wltteln fir Die Dur@flbrune pes ita>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-30

Ginftubuugtu nab aorre(ponofn'tn
Iter ttrdlt9e uno msltltde 8e9eben<
4siten u1o 3ufdnoe iino itet5 wiQfomz
sien, ooraus9eiebt bab fe pom Ser
faIcr uaterjetdnet ttno.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-01
Miscellaneous Items.

A number of New Englanders have leased
farm in Powhattan county, Virginia, with the
intention Of deyOtiug 1t exclusively to the rails
ing of goats, They have made beginning with
two thousand goats, and expect to increase the
humber to twenty thousand.
A curious stHtlsticau discovers that there are
nearly five hundred more republican, journals
published in the United States than democratic
ones. Seeing how large portion of the utitcr-
filled ate Unable TO read the disparity is by no
means remarkable,
Champagne, though the fact may not be gen.
orally known, happens TO he a capital autdOte
against marine nausea. Says the late j. Y Simp-
son, when discussing a variety of remedies that
have been proposed for sea sickness, 81 myself
when crossing the Bay of Biscay, before now,
have partaken of devied lobster and dry cham
payne, and found them real blessings"
The Parisans have lately changed the names
OF several of their streets. The street Tenth
December" lately street Fourth September, y
and more lately Blanqui street, is TO be called
Morse street, from the name of the inventor OF
the electric telegraph; Berlin street is changed
to Alexandra Dumas street, in remembrance of
the author Of "Monte Christie" who for long
of Berlin street.
Another outrage has been perpetrated by ne
groes at Darien, Ga. The crew of the British
barquc Mona, Hatfield master, mutinied at sea,
and the captain was compelled to shoot one OF
the mutineers, though only slightly wounding
him. On the vessels arrival at Darien the cap
tain was arrested by the negroes of that place,
and put in jail. He was released Tuesday, and
is now in Savannah. The case will be sub
mitted to the British minister at Washington.
Gen. Crooks is safe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-01

A very curious literary coincidence, if 1t is not
something more, has been discovered by the
Newark Courier In Charles Readc'S latest novel,
"a Terrible Temptation" In the twenty-third
chapter of that book is a letter from Charles
Bassett, written from the insane asylum, i'll
which Sir Charles mentiUtls tile strange Notions
of one of his felow-patents, who imagined HIM
self TO be attacked by secret gang, who had
wonderful machine to operate with. The author
of the story leads his readers 10 infer that they
are indebted to himself for this strange descrip
tion of popular phase of insanity. 1t appears
to be in keeping with the rest of the story, and
one is amazed at the strange freaks of Mr..
Reade's fancy. A diagram Of the Internal ma
chne-air-loom, it is caled-=ls disc given, and
detailed description of 1t is appended. Both
the diagram and explanation of it seems to have
originated with MIR. Reade, there being not
word to the contrary either in note or comment.
1t happens, however, that a book published in
London over sixty years ago by Dr. John Has
lam OF Bethlehem hospital contains the same
diagram as Mr.. Reade's book, and the same
description with the exception of a slight, inn
material alteration. The volume contains the
story of patient who was confined id that hos=
pital, and who, like Mr.. Reade's character, inns
agincd himself under the influence Of a nefarious
gang who were employing their air loom for his
detrimcntl The progress of kiting, lobster
cracking, frightening the brain and thought
making is all described at length, and in exactly
the same language as that used by Mr.. Rcade.
The paralelism affords one of the most sngu-
lar illustrations of the curosities of literature
on record. A copy of the work of DR.. Haslam
is contained in the library Of the insane asylum
at Utica, New York. Rochester Democrat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-01

PRESENTATION AT CAMP SwAMPscoTT.-A
most amusing presentation took place at head
quarters on Thursday evening, which caused
more fun than such affairs usually do. In the
forenoon large box, some ten feet long and
four feet deep, with a width of three feet ar
rived in camp, addressed TO "Adjutant General
James A. Cunningham, at Swampscott," and it
was put in the marquee he was to occupy.
Much wonder was expressed as to what the
contents were, which were revealed in the even
ing, when General Cunningham presented TO
Major Sutton, assistant inspector general on
General Persons staff, an deliberately painted
wheelbarrow, having on each of the sideboardS
monogram, in bright coors of the initials of
Major Sutt0n'S name.
The speeches of the donor and recipient were
most laughable, and were hugely enjoyed by
the party present, which was not a small one.
1t appears that Gen. Cunningham, Mai. Sutton
and Col. Hobart Moore were commission to
test breech-lOading muskets, and TO try them
they went out to Maj. Sutron's residence at
North Andover. Here wheebarrow was used
TO convey the ammunition and target to the
place of firing, and then the wheelbarrow was
used to support the target, and whether the
target was not large enough or the whcelbarrow
was too large, it turned ont on examination
that the bullets had damaged the wheebarrow
so much as to render it uuserviceable, and as
Gen. Cunningham had done the most execution
IN that direction, he thought he must make the
loss good, hence the present that evening"
Salem Register
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-01

bunons the joints, ngrowng nails, club nails tender
feet &c. the head, nolcs warts the face
and hands Also, small birth marks on The face. or any
protu6Cfacei entirely exeminated without the use Of
the knife Dr. Kimbe Guarantees to radically tho
worst case Of n-growing nails bliiids the joins
rsteps'
DIR. KImbe can he found at the Bay State House fol
short time only, where he can be consulted from A. NJ.
till gP.N,
Charges moderate for all operations. Life time cures
rtaranteed Dr. Kimbe IA recommended by the most
eminent men IN the United states, and Is at liberty to
rCfef to tile following in Brooklyn and New York.
Prof WILLARD PARKER NJ d.
JAS. H. wCoU, NJ u.
JNo. G. CARNocnAN, NJ. H.
STEPHEN SMITH, NJ. ID.
ALEx. u. MORT, NJ. d.
AUsTiN FLINT, NJ. d.
WIN. A. HAMMOND, NJ. d.,
FRANK HAMILTON, NJ. u.
HENRY WARD BBEcHER, d. D., LII. %.
REV DIR. CHAPIN, d. ID.
REV. DIR. FRoTHISGHAM, d. D.
REV. DIR. E. S. PORTER, d. d.
EF-Dr. Kimbell could refer to thousands but space
will not admit.
The following Testimonial, from the late Valentine
Mott NJ d., LII D., given to DR. Kmbell more than "
years ago should satisfy the most doubtful
New York. Sept 20, 1859.
certify that DR. Kimbell's treatment for all diseases
OF the feet is founded the strctest rule science such
as all surgeons will approve Of l recommend him
to those who may be suffering from corns, bunons, and
ingrowng nails the most expert and delicate opera
tor have seen.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D,
Dr. Kmbcll has operated for more than 400 persons in
Springfield.
Springfield, Mass 25h August, 1871.
hereby certify that DR., Kmbel has treated very
ccsslully for me both hard and soft cOms.
LUKE CoRCoRAN, NJ. d.
The following are some of the most prominent men in
Springfield;
We, the Undersigned, having been operated on by DIR.
Klmbell for cOrns bunlOns, ngrOwing nails, and
on head take pleasure in saying that he is the most
skllful operator that we have evermct;
JAMES u. BRlw WEIR
AMOS CALL
W. II, WHITE, NJ D.
f. FREEMAN.
T. HAYNES.
+. NORTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-01

GERMAN MICROSCOPIC ACHIEVEMENTS. The
tracings executed by NJ. Nobert, OF Prussia, for
microscopic test objects, are of the most curl
GUS character The plan adopted by him being
to trace on glass ten separate bands at equal dis
lance from each other, each band being COM
posed of parallel lines of some fraction of a
PruSsian inch apart-in some the 1-1000th, and
in Others only the 14000th part of the inch
separated. To see these lines at all it is neces-
sary to use a microscope with magnifying
power of one hundred diameters the bands
containing the fewest number Of lines will then
be visible. To distinguish the finer lines it is
necessary to use magnifying power of two
thousand, and then the lines which are only
1-470O0 of an inch apart can be seen as perfectly
traced as the coarser lines.
Of all the tests yet found for object glasses of
high power these would seem to be most valu-
able. Among other points, these tracings have
tended to confirm the unduatory theory of light,
the different colors of the spectrum being ex-
hibted in the ruled spaces according to the
separations OF the lines; and in those cases
where the distances between the lines are smaller
than the lengths of the violet light waves, no
color is perceived. 1t is stated, also, that such
is the marvellous minuteness characterizing this
exhibition, that if inequalities amounting to
.00002 line occur in some of the systems, stripes
of another color would appear in them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-01

The news from France, for some time past,
has not given much hope of a settled and per-
manent government in that country, very soon.
They have only the existing national assembly,
which has made Theirs chief executive, pro-
visionally, and does not seem likely to do much
more, at present. 1t may conclude to call him
president" and do something to define his au-
thority more clearly; but it will not establish a
republic, and dare not attempt to restore the
monarchy. Undoubtedly, large majority of
the assembly are in reality Orleanists who are
waiting for something to turn up in their favor.
They will not dissolve the assembly, because
they fear the people would not elect another so
favorable to their views. They will not allow
the government of Theirs to become settled and
authoritative beyond their control, for this
would interfere with their plan to restore the
OIleanists by making such a change impossible
without revolution. They dare not attempt to
carry out this plan now, because they believe it
would produce bloody civil war. Therefore
they keep France in provisional" condition,
and wait for opportunity. How long this can
last, time will show. Perhaps this provisional
arrangement represents as clearly as any other
that can be adopted, what is possible and impos-
sible in France; and it is quite as likely to be
changed by another revolution, as by formal ac-
ton of the national assembly