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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-22
Ser S0m60nr pon @0rt1.
SiitOril4er 8cman aus btm brutlG.franlSiii6sn
Ssrirse BOT 1870 bon DR. 9art 5prnOW.
Grife Stbtbeilum8.
(8crtftBung.)

NOS'fpehbJ
Die llsbunssn battsn btrsltS iibtr slns
Stunbs eswabrt, aGs S6mlbs fsinsn Ma
icrsfab bis iur 569s lsInsr Gusen srbob,
pcrNuf bic SambuurS itre 5rommsln ab.
leotsn. NaitRatiid fibts fl6 Der 8tsi'
msntsiambour anf itinsn Stcd. So mar
btss bas 3si&tn, bab stns pauis sintrat.
= Sa8en ole NAL, 5err HtsImsntS-
tamtcur. iule es mir l&eint, 70 1T ss balb
3sIt gum 8ribRdd.
-Ste babsn 8sht, 8sdsr, antpprtste
Sdulbe, Die dritaidsfunpe IN ba,
- limb Der Safft -
Btrb tpCbl untsrps8S ftIn.
- attr ni&t mad bter9
= S6wtrli6 potl. Die Gpmpasniss
ti6s wtrb wobl wartsu, Bio bic 5trrtn
Gb gum 5riitfid sinfnben, ba tbr, 70
piel Id iptntsRtnt rsib, feline SslIntr su
9sbOts lsbsn.
- limb mad bsm Rafts - rptt Rstt'S
ba NIT bsm ,wsItsn 8riibfid auS?
- sBer stnS BAT, wtrb eS ptrle9rtn,
unU wtr fstnt BAT, plrb ib 8sfdlIial ben
S&maHlrtsmtn anIssen.
- Derr wIrb Gt aui'6 nMauitn"
(1nrcbIrtn) bt8etsn, tsmtrtts 0stmlt&
elmer SSn S&ulBs's Glsptn.
- gBie ptr'S fttcn stfsrn unb SOr-
esRtrn ma6ttn, itBts elm Nnbsrtr Istfs
btnju.
- Din psm III btnn bic 0lttbsP frasts
etn Drittsr.
= gn 9anS BON aB6rtb! srDIsStrts
elm Sttrttr.
= 6anS BON B5rib! fsI bsr 9ltst'
mtntstambOur pISbIIh elm, tritt Dor.
Der SinsRt Der GamtCurs, Der Snabs
NIT bsm intsIIIesntsn Gsi&t anb ben fst'
nen Waniertn, BON benz mir fAea pIsesr'
BOLT stIyro&sn babsn, ter NIT f'tnsH
gornamtn 6anS Gisb - cb ct slntn 3n'
namtn unb wsI6tu sr batts, wubtt Sst'
ner I'm eastr - uuS btn has HsstHisHI
mad Der S&ta&t pOn 0brtb sinitimHtit
In ben NtsIm.ntsabsI untsr benz WamtE
Dams BON g8Tri6 srboten battt, - 5an'
trat tntI&lcF.n Dor unb Ranb nun ter
tn9srabs in d&sr SoIOattnwstls, BIZ
ltnfs 5anb am Stsnftt an bsr 8Isit an
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3 ettes &apttel.
Sd,lcG 0ct1feIoeIu.

Die 9ussnb fcIet, elm Holsnblait, ben eaftsn;
Npt ltttttr als bic 9ugeno hiett bte Gisbe,
Die mir he's 9laties tpCnnerribfS Diiftfn.
llub bfnnpG an ben berbtn Sob bes ShSnen,
S}m trellfn Wabn ais Oh cs ibm nod blebe,
Satn iit bas Srrs aud Rtrbenb ni9t sspSbnen.
9lirplaus grnau.
SC tpa6tr bic aIlerf9Enlr Der Graufn,
Sp Gtfudte lit ben biilfern Siun,
Den troBigen glbIsr BON ftinen 9rausn,
limb itBie bic 5aube bfs 8riesrns bin.
ole ltpurrn iI9 bsibe aiebrseibe,
Sie Ia9itn ibr Slid uibt lfile nod laut,
Nur btr buftise 9tnjnaRt bat lie 9tibr
Die SSnss faIttn unb bstsn 8tl8aut.
SfarI Bed.
ygin 0ebsimntb, baS ten 9itutenant
VCn Balttr an9sbt! pIsttrtplte S&nst.
bsr mad elmer tIsInsn Yauls. gBas fann
stnn has lfin2
uDas Rnb itpst fbwar.s aussn, bic bas
YuIptr In sintm WGrlsr In Sranb lsBrn
f6nnttn! antpurtttt SuhbOlj.
r5mi elm Wab6tn?
nSa - unb was fir tlns2
ogIns GransSFnG frasts 3artinS.
.Das wtib Id nl6t. llebrIssns inb
MIR bier untsr Dtutl&sn, ptnn aud auf
franjSaiGtm 8Optn.
Dgtsr 100 unS pis bnR Du Rs bsnn
etltbtn2
"9a. ftbt 9tr baS iIt fOlAs GtI&Iats;
absr Sbr lOat Hs srfabrsn, Sunstn; bod
braa&sn MIR btbbaIt niRt bait su ma.
den, iOnSsrn iSnnsn unfsrn Bss mad
S6lcb 5c&ftItsn rntIs fOrtisbsn, mad
spar piOsr ben 0i(lsn tss 9ttutsnantt
III, mas absr trpbttm aslaisbt. 60 b5rI
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Serlttd satbsdt, alS sr auf ter Qauer lag
gft&t patr, 5drtIns?
- Sa, faste elm ,iptitsr Solbat, inteH
er flo bem flsinsn 1amtour natertf,
S&nsiber fast bic 8atrbelt. Sd babe
NIT sissnen aussn bas @sfiissl BON ttm
AIisn Btiebtn unb wsie, NO er IS perasdi
taIt.
- Nun, antportsts Sans, unO l6Gt~
tsltf ben &cpf bann sebt Cbnt mid: Id
ssbt mad elmer gan, anbersn 8Iatuns.
- Bte? fa8tt S6nsipsr unb blift
lfebsn; ipas iOu baS tsiben. 9anS2
- DAFT i6 nI&t nit Gub nah sod /.
fslpsn sste.
- limb wtstalb nihtP
= 0eit baC ssraSe 70 msInt Stst III!
= attr, Sunsr. talt Du unS tenn
nl6t Serfanbtn1 fln8 S6neIbfr BON
Nsufm an. 9drtina bat has 8srRtd pun
benz alien Ydattr entbsdt unb ba ftnben
mir lacn sinen 9utsn Sraten. llnb Der
tbut uns i&en felt Der Grsn,s nutt, 9itr
rpartrn fftnt 5tIfeomItsS, fsins feline Dam.
den mstr nit 8rattn nuf uns unO uenn
fr aud nur falt wart, pIs babsim auf
esn neutrality-suspicious. Dun
tit uns 70 elm Surf&e nStbis tpie Du, ter
lhlanttr unb flinfsr tpie ipIr III unb eber
un8sfsRen 70 Elm ssiittertss g0ilb wsDs
l&nnPPt pnb Gal&t, pie pir,
: SD ette nt&t mit, wisbsrbOits
Sans tn nod sntldIsbtnsrsm Ion.
- atsr wrsbalb bsnn niHt2 rIsf 5Gr>
ting.
- Dsil Der lieutenant ss ptrtoten
bat.
- Btl6er 9teutenant9
- Der lieutenant Don gPaItsr.
- Bon BET brItten Gpmpdeniss
-Sd.
- Baan bat Der bsnn bas psrboien,
mad 5c6felbsn su sstsu,
- Sur 3wst GaSsn stf.
5artins lab S&nsIbtr an.
= @let&VIsl, bssann Der GrRsrs, Dor
esr 5rcnt ~ ts nI&t seiast wOrbsn. als-
bann ssbSrs Id AUD ni&t CUR brittsn
@ompaBnis, In Der lieutenant Don Bal.
ter 1sbt.
= SD slsi&fans niat fsbts 9anst-
Der bin;u.
= llnb warum fo!ltt sr rs btnn aud
psrbOttn 9atsnp
-a&. baS ipsI6 ta nIat! fasls Der
tIsIne Sambour.
nNun, ipsnn Du ss ni&t pst6t, 70 psib
Id es, itbts sins frUbliGe Stimms tlnBu.
Gin britttr SOIoat bate Rb 70 .tsn su
ben btibsn SOlbatsn ssis(It, bic nit benz
fIsInsn Sambour sinesn.
DDu peibt allp, parum lieutenant bon
Baltsr pertctsn fat. mad 5o&fslbsn 1u
0tbenr
1WfptB, pttB tdb pae.
vllnb wUbsr, 8ua9Ufjs
"9m, Id babe elm erpbet @tbsimnib
entbedt!
,g8tf6' @tbeImnl6P
vGtn @stslmnib, taS ben eisutenant
anBtbt.
5anS pcn sBSrtb maats erpbs aussn,
ais sr ben Sclcalsn 70 fpre6sn bSrts.
Sn Der 5erne wurosn Ia bisism ausen-
Bid III Der 9ldbs etneS flslnsn @tbGl,ss
msbrt @tbdues Ehtbar, bic bon frl1&en
gBielen umasten rrartn,
Disis @tbaubs ssb5rtsn tenn bcblelter
0utStcf On.
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Sr6eItriOll.

Das tn bsr Gsrmania 5alIr aufesRsGts Or,
btitrton III bon BEN talsutpcIltu SnlirumrHitn-
bautT prn. e. gBtIts, rtparirt unb nit elmer
anSabl ntutr pitefn prrltbsu pprben, unb Fann
ede publifum in btr 3ufuuft pitbsr BEL rintni
ibaumtnbtn 65IaIt Bier bsn Gjenub elmer fIal.
iilbfn Muiif batsn. Sprtbt sffGIli9R Spr.
9pbH 3etbIer
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NJfIUaFfelEhhhCn: Bpn g-1i3 Nbr WCr9CliS,
s,1n IA llbr s!a9H. uhS 7-8 llbr atsnSS.
ssscfiaugt-StslIen fir Cleric. gsrfaufer,
Sanrtpcrfrr, Sa9lSburr, Dteuffm1bbrn, 1Ulf.
oGuIer fur Mannrr unb 5rauru, SGulrr unb
3mmer ~ Vfrmtftten &c.
cher SpltbGuIer Iu6en, finbsn sS IN itrsm Snie.
rslTs in Sem Stellsn-gia6psilunsS. Bureau pGr.
sufprettn.
Gcarftcnsn fiji @eltGitslsue unb iiberbaupi
aaentur. .@sI6Gfie isesr art tpsrtrn piinftli6 unb
biaig belrrgt. 1910
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Versicherung,
GZpeDitiCn -mmD-SSecbfe i.

". Stewart pOtttr CRa9fcIssr BON O..
=. gBaIier) IN a9rnt fir bic ,,6Cus 8trIGtr'
HAS So. In 9tep. gerr nnb ,,eyrpming County
WatudI." 8eruer glatut fir ALE fnrrpdifGtn
Dampfer. einiea. pdIaeti6fine auf Dampf-
NIB SsaeIi&ifsn mad Hnb son Samburs 8rs-
men unb ale anbersn 51feH psrbtn psrfauft.
Bedld pertfn naG allen Ibfilfu bss altfn ga-
trlanrss III ben nieerigRfn Hatfn ausgtltat.
E-fiin, 205 eafapanua aprnus (3tiblfrs
9mtr Ns.f, sbfHauf. 1863
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SSOlfcrs Oc1t1U00c

3t NnterseI6nsttr smpftbIs mstat neut 9fu-
rraage ben 9irgern Bon Snanton. Da id tag
Id Ycprile IN meins binbe btfpmms, bdb Gin
grocer SGpinbtI init benz 5tu sttrirbtn ipirb,
DER Mann AT finer rinsigtn 2abuns nm is
1rllars betrpgfn pire, 70 irarue iCb isbsn 8ar-
ssr, fein Sen iu fauftu, au6er es III bier 9tBpatn
DOrSen. RGbtrf ausfunft BET
tOir66 GtrifiaH Bblfer,
penn apey nabt Ginaer's WSbflacrf.
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DuppntO 8 galNrne lpilen fir 5rauen
Duppnfo's ao!Sent lli!lfn fit .fraafu

DupOnfO's OO!Ssnt lpilsn fir fraaru
linb eaniliG unlbabIi&
finb 9dnSIib unl6abIi&
OSirfen sauberartie In ieSem Sale,
SBirfen Sauberartie in ieSem Safe,
llnb perfebIsn mic
llnb perfebleu mic
auatnbliflite GrIsiGteruus unb aubauernbe
6eiluna bel untsrbrGdtfr MfnifruatiUn su grbfn
unb snlfsnsn Sbfrufignen tsber artt
Gine DAME lGrtibt ffr rirbr Iistr 4 3 fur
cine Dor aabIsn, ais obne iie ietn.
N.B.-SR eebrau6e bic fleinen rrtbtn ine
grIben 9pres nitt mebr, ba PC 8tfaIl9t iinb.
Die e9ten line ttBt In grcbfn petBen 8ores,
tnttaIftn bcppeIt fppieI pilrn unb auf icbrr Spr
finbrt man ben 9. ct. StrusritfmptL pcn mtts
nem rigenfn Sttmpel eebrudt. nuf bsm bic
Brrte 1T ptiBer Shrift leben ,Dupcnec's gpl-
btnt ptriObiIGf pillen." gBsnn bu teine ST.
lunSbdt unb brin 9sben l9dBta, 70 esbrautt
IsinF eEraFtt8f piafn cbne Ssn pbissn Stfn'pfl.
Prris 81 per Bog. grtbs 8uges -
gsrfauft burG 8. 9. 9obsd uub @atbsps
Srps., In SCRANTON. gBfr 81 an eifltlbfn
eurG bic Snanten pplf Ifnbtt rrbGlt bic pilgn
fret nod iraFnb tinrm eanbtstbeiIf aff6ldt.
gsrnr Strtauft burR U. 81. @organ II. GuY
pyte Vart Yitt5tsn,
g8iIltsbarf, hurG etneu 9pptbsFtI
In ttbT Stabt brr Der. Staakn unb burb
g, D. ppps, aIIrinissr Gisrntbtmsr
27O70tt glfp-gprf,
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Change Of echedule.

CoLua1DIA, s. O., June o. 1871.
k@Gl IT FE5s2RaHgR Change Of Schedule
- 49, - g ~ S3z2-edzEy to go into effect on
and after Sunday. 11sh instant: 1' a
NAIL AND PAsSENaEn TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at..........: 7A0a N
Arrive at Charleston At t...I...8 a, = m
Leave Charleston at. t......89H 9H = N n
Arrive ut Columbia at .:..ii. "a a Az :, - =,
NIGHT E1PREss. FnK1oRT AND AccouMoDATIor
TEAM, Lsundays excchted.l
Leave Coi1mnis N t, at..... ............. .758 pm
Leave Charleston at. , 10 = - -
Arrive at Columbia At. a. ~ q ~ -
Camden Accommodation Train viii con.
tinue to run to Columbia as iormerIy-Mon-
days, Wedn eedays and saturdays. t
A. L. TYLER, Vlce-Pres esident.
.. b. PIcK1xs, General Ticket Agent.
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General Agents. golumbia, 8. O. !.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
COL N BIA. 3. @. a..
Present Capital, $4,000.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ssoo, 900.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
John 3. Palmer, President.
A. G. Breni2er, Cashier.
O. n. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
j. Ell Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. W. McMas.
Bearden, OF Copeland Bearden; R. L. Bryan,
Q! Bryan McCarter; ". c. Swaffield, Of Il.
q W. @. Swaffield. =
r. w. McMaster, Solicitor.
lNfAiS Bank Is now open for the transaction
a OF general banking buainess.
CEnTIFICATEs OF DEPOSIT OF currency or
coin. bearing interest at the rate Of seven (7}
per cent. per annum, In kind, will bs ieaued.
Deposits from County Officers especially go
llclted; also, from Trustees, Admlnistrat0rs,
EXECUTORS. PrQJesstonal Men, and othera.
Particular attention given to accounts OF
City and Couat,y Merchants, and other busi-
ness men, and the usual Accommodations ex-
tended. N
Notes, Bus of Exchange, and other eyi-
dences OF debt diacounted, and money loaned
on oollAterals.
Stocks. Bonds, Gold, Silue-. bought and sold,
Mutaased Currency purchased at 8 ANAL
Sight Drafts dra,on direct on all the promi-
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland.
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den.
marx and the Orient. Letters Of Credit issued.
ay able jp any Of the above places.
Drafts on all the prominent cities In tho
United States bought and sold.
Banking Houee opposite Columbia Hotel.
Open from to s. Feb.28 1y
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''HAvE EoME RESPECT FOB THE BuL1i'
A. genuine down ! l:sF EaaterfYa lately essey-
ing to approprfate d square of exceed
ingly tough beef at dinner in Wis
consin hotel His oonvulsive efforts
with knife and fork attracted the s,niles
OF the rest in the same predicament as
h;%seh. b hinSa At last +; Jonathan's patience va
aoSs * 1sa nsaan ausS ans Ssa yo
hain't got any regard for the Iandlord's g
feelings, you ought tQ. haye some respect
for the old bull"
This sally brought down the housep =
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THE MEANEsr MAN Yer. Some years
ego. the cnlWiA Iytmeau descendant
Of notorious rich, skinRints, in {A, New
England State, was sjck so nearly lIitt0
death that the attendant doutor rSpd Sthe
doctors called Id consultation, yiftually
gave him up. AT this crisis nm old and
excellant physioian, living near. the Hiok
man, but mpQse, friondship and profes-
sional sefvfoeg had been Aienated for a
number Of years past by some despica-
bly, mean act OF the rich miser, needed
the despairing CRY that called him to the
bedside Of his former patient, and, by
some happy resource. rescued his enemy
from death. For this he utterly refused
compensation, though, in ON exceptional
humaniaation Of soul, the man whose
life he had saved offered it literally. In
q few months thereafter the physician
had OCCASION to call at the same house
on other business. His only COW had
strayed into field belonging to bis rich
neighbor and late patient, and he went
td3 9farI qmlenseffopS Glow m1ol1
EB Si%agS as%ssy nHss
ton. The answer, after pause, sup
pressed sigh, and nervous twitohing of
the lips, wasAA'tN Nothing. ri But in the
manner and tone Of this answer there
was something to make, the doctor draw
FROM Els pocket q fia1f dollar and extend
it toward his neighbor, saying: s'You
must at least take this" The man Of
score thousands. with ell their inherited
meapqPgst thrust both his hgndslfieroely
into bis pockets; turned red and pale7el-
f9IosaRH Sgf14 e ths qGa thsa t5sq
hepR apRbth} G5ncbh bh@rahHy 3dreM bne
haf1a slowly ffom b. Pocket, hid
snatohed the coin like wild beastl ssI
cannot help it," he sobbed, and cried
aloud like child, in utter shame and
conscious Irresistible degradation.
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Magrath's Digest Of South Carolina
Law Reports,
" The present time. Price o. For sale at
"A bHYAN " MdOARTER'S BOOKSTORE.
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7 Z you value your eyeeight use theeo PER-
crystal pebbles. melted together, aud derive
their name ''Diauond" on account Of their
hardness and brilliancy. They will last many
years without change. and Gro warranted eu-
periorto all otliers, manufactured by FIJI
'.,. J. E. SPENCER & CO., NY.
CAUTION. genuine, unlees stamped
with our trade mark WIN. GLAZE. Jeweler
and Optician, Ia. sole agent for Columbia. 8.
@, from whom they can only be obtained.
No peddlers employed. July 20 Ut1y
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A fresh supply OF Bremen Lager at Pol
Locks.
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GPEo1AL ATTENTION given to the 0 OIL
- lection Of Commercial Paper, Interest
on state and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, and
Conversion Of State Securities. by
Nov 2S emo T. GAMDRfLL. Broker.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN a
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received,

INTER EST ALLO WE'D T THE RATEHF
SEVEN PER CENT. PER dNNUH.
ON OERIIFICA 1ES OF Deposit
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MON1US ON Il Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
YIN. Martin, President.
5ohn 5obn r r Fhomas, Fha%su; vico-rrosidents.
A. q. Brenizer, Cashier.
j. II. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier, in
charge Of branches.
John O. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin. A. O. Haa-
kell, F. ". McNlaster. John p. Thomas. +. Fl.
Heinitsh John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg.
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G.. It. Scott, Eewberry.
w. G. MayeB, Newborry.
B. II. Rutledge, Charleston.
naniel RRvenel Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or.
phana and others may here deposit heir ssy.
ings md draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trusteet
wishing to draw interest on their funds unit,
they require them for business or other pur.
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors twhoHe deposits can only he with.
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, by
Their legal roprescntativee,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. arc here afforded
IN opportunity OF dcpositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Tho same time, be subject to Withdrawal hen
necded. ! Aug 18
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No FIRE USED IN WAEIIlN0.
WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP.
TlHIs SOAP washes perfectly in cold water.
4 soft, hard or salt It removes grease,
oil and paint from garments. 1t waBhee all
kinds nf gootls-c",t"r. flannel, silk or woolen
It OLE ansos silver, lated ware and jewelry
without scratching. 1t The articles are much
tarnished, rub them With piece Of flannel
who do their own washing, it is invaluable.
It will savo its cost in one washing. For ealc,
in boxes Of thirty Elk bars by
EDWARD HOFE,
April 9 Agent for aouth Oaroiina
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'Dlamond'.a and Orange Brand Hams.
~ TIERCE8 OF these sincomparableB"
~ just to hand and for ssle by
/. June II dEO. SWIMMERS.
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Private Boarding.

AIHVtktO
NERS. s.. j. WYATT informe her friends
lNl and the public In general, that she has
openod PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. on
Plain stroet, near Bull. The house is large
and airy, and guests may expect the comforts
OF home. Maya
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.summer seAedple 3. 6 U. R-,R..

Change Of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA R.'R. CO..
CoAPAHg SHors. N. O., June,B, 1871.
k3l , ON and "a sftsr SUNDAY.
be run over this Road in accordance' Nth the
following TIME TABLE. "Nr.A '"o
ITelns GONG East. TrsinG WeAt.
Express. Muti.sa
ARRIVE. LEAvx, ARRIVE LyAxr
Charlotte b.S5am( ~ aT1.,
Salisbury 8. .D3 IN 8.28an} }'b.1snm SS13pp -, -
~ Ga ns nepo t1.Uo m II 18 N 8. 2B p M 8.S5 m
ITUnnIi9pi1;4o W. m l.O5 m 9.6G- p m. 1916 D m
Pph,aoto p.,ato 1.Eo N 238p m l.36 IN ll37 p m
Goldsboro 7.ol a N :"
Trains Going East. 'Trains IVES,
Oharlotte7tl6a m 'Y..t,i. 1900 n m ,.l.'
Ealisb'ry 4.a2 M 4a7Aml 5.I6nm * o. = =,
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GEORGE PNWN:& CO.,,

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scriptien Of Wood Working Machinery. ..;t
sFSend for, descriptive Catalogues. and
Price Lists. May % itT1y'
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BRANDIE6.

+ CASKS James Hennessy's Drandenburo
= Freres BRANDlES, imported direct. and
offered pure and unadnlterated. These COM
Stock Of. Hooks, Olarets and White Wines in.
clude some OF the most famous brande as woll
. % Z, sound lo,o priceI goods. For sale by
=. MAfoh8 GEO. RYMMERS
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Good Thinga. 3irr.1 J
PAMSAYS Islay Malt acotci, Whiekeyi isir
IN Robert. Bnrnetts Old Tom Gin, Gtard.
dDnpuy, Gognao Brandy, Duff Gorecn's Pf'e
Enerry, south.sfde Madeira vino, London
M!oEwen's Scotch Alc.'.,1ho at.ova dire dt Nom
the importers and warranted j pre, M
For sale by EpWAEn HOPE.
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into power. and q heavy debt was hanging
over the county. They have relieved the
county Of debt since that on Ieas tax than
their predecessors bad levied. ..r". ..sr..
The Prescott (Ar.zona) Miner Of the 18th
says the original Tiger Company's shaft was
down on the lode about 35 feet. at which depth
a vein of black sulphurets OF silver was strnck
three feet thick. Capt. Feesop. gobd author
ity, asserts that the sulph:rets will pay 50, 900
per ton. .... .. 800 ... ...
The Attorney General Of the United States
has directed the United States Marshal OF Ida
ho IN take charge Of the Idaho Prn.tentiary
which he will do as soon as the necessary ar
rangements can be effected. .... .....r '.....
Tax British House OF Lords has postponed
the consideration Of the Treaty Of Washington
to June 18th.
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miscellaneous Neva.

A curious and beautiful effect was produced
10y one OF the ice making machines built lately
in PhiRielphih. This Was a cake OF manu-
fnctured ice. in the center Of which. complete
~ enclosed by the truuslncent IhatrriRi, was a
boquet of fresh flowers. Every lenfnnd flower
was perfectly visible. while the brilliancy Of
the colors was enhanced by tho refracton
through the ice. This specimen Of Simmer
entuuubment In Winter was produced by the
Care. ammonia process. Frehch invention
under which the machines nre operated.
Mrxrco The revolntiom in Tampico goes
OH, aud we now hear OF revolution organizing
to divide aud debauch the RTruy. 1t is pre-
dicted that there will be nu Presidential tlec.
tion by the people. and that Congfrss will
elect LeTdO T.jHdn, who Is using hls private
money To secure the majority cf that body In
his iuVOr, while Jaurez IL accused of using the
public money for the same purpose. In my
event. and whoever is elected. the opposition
will organize revolution.
D. MCLEAN. ~ Phoebe, who has inst returned
to that place firm Cottonwood, informs the
editor Of the Record that the Emma is not y
vein but lnrge deposit. The ore averages
about 1900 pr ton. uTd is NIL shipped enst for
reduction. No regular veins have been found
in the district nothing but deposits, similar
To- those of White Pine. Cottonwood hns a
population Of about 400. most Of whom are
em uloyed on the Enmn niue.
THE ronte from Australia and New Zealand
to England, via San Francisco, IL about one
week shorter than viii CeS lon aud Snrz canal,
and IL decidedly less mouotonOns. These
facts have already been nscett,ined, and II "
perfectly certain TINT u line Of steainers will
be put on before iong. The hinOnnt Of trivel
which may bo expected TO pnss over 1t aud
across the American cunlireut Is estimated by
good judges ut 50. 900 u year. ..
THE SMOKY CRY CLgARsD AwAT.-Pitts-
burg IN To bs deprived Of its smoke. Mr..
Mckenzie has been uakiny experiments, by
means Of which the gas generated from coal is
instantly consumed and no smoke results.
This process IL carried un by means or two
fiuos aud furnace. and Mr.. Mckenzie thinks
that its application upou an extended Scale
will ronder Pittsburg y smOselcss mart.
The Legislature OF New Brunswick. by a
unanimous vote ia both houses, has resolved
against the Treaty Of Washington. as FAR as 1t
effects the interests Of Canada in tho fisheries.
Dor or Deb. Polk county, Oregon is out
Of ieb,, and has a'balsuee in her treasury OF
"a, ,nO0 Three yNare agn tho Democrats want
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should be inferred among ths graves Of their
ancestors, S and that to be buried in foreign
land is repuRuant alike to their religious SEE,
tments aud patriotic feelings. Taking advan-
tage Of this, 1t is proposed to make it a penal
ohense to disturb the remains of the dead af.
ter burial, aud to attempt to carry away from
our shores the mortal remains of one of that
people, aud the good work OF excluding them
Is accomplished % r. -.
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our only AuIhor,lea Ageul.,

l.. p. FISHER. 20 and 81 New Merchants Exchange.
Ia only authorized agent In san trAncisoo. Cal.
HUDSON MESET. al Park Row. are our agents
In ss~ lorH city l. LET.