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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

There is scarcely any ache to which
children are subject SO bad to bear, anc
difficult to cure, as the earache. But there
is a remedy never known to fail. Take a
bit of cotton batting, put upon it a pinch
of black pepper, gather it up AMI tie it,
Pat flannel over the head to keep il
warm. 1t will give immediate rclief.-Er
change.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

HERE Is a new way of treating the broken
legs Of horses, which ought to be gen
orally known. After the leg is set, cover
it thckly with plaster. When the plaster
har''cns, it will keep The limb as immora-
BILE as il made of IRON. Thus treated, a
broken leg, it i asserted, will knit toccth-
er in brief time, ana become as good as
ever
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L. KEMPER, Agent.

Every year increases the popularity of
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BEST PREPARATIONS for its intenleI pur-
poses"
SoHJg ~ Drnygis's, anil Det'ers IN Ncai-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

\ CLERGYMAN, having made several at
tempts to reform a proaigate, was at lene tn
rerulsed with, " 1t is all in vain, doctor:
yen cannot get me to change my religion. -
" | do not want that" replied the goo
man, . wish religion would change you. -
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Price One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye
FOR The WHISPERS.

As our Remover IN m my cases requires
too long a time, AMI too much care, TO re-
store gray or failed whiskers, we have pre-
pared this dye, IN one prcparation; which
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Manufactured by X. p. Hall u Co.
NASHUA, y. III.
I. II J. ROBINSON, Agents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14
:st Naul, ~ mnneiota, @amfta8 ben H. Scptember 1872

Doa 1T eben rer ercfe Wirerlpruh.
bic untet1cpue &Iuft, nelde cae Gclf
leinen @eeierunaen enrfremret. G'n
eurerdiides Blatt aiett rieier @timz
muns in folaenren @crten Auseruf {:
Ter Srieostsmpel if seldlcien, ater
aeSTnet tleitt rer 8eutel rcs @olfes.
@ir e,frtuen uns zines tena aTneter
fcitlpieliasn Jrierens nud slufen.
Nter her innere Jriere Tof Nd @ott
erbarme! Bei Der Grridtuns res neu@
en- neutlden Sai1erreides purce @ctt
anserufen> er rrue perleiben, rab cal<
itlbe alle3eit aemebrt werce in ben @erz
fen tes Erietens, auf cem @ebiete naz
tionaler @oblfabrt Jretbeit uno Sc
fttune. @ie rie @erfe res Trierens,
mie rie rationale @oblfabrt Greibeit
uno @eiittuns pertanpen wercen, mir
erleben es ale Sage. Ter ,&riea ae<
gen Nom", Der 8riee eesen aIes> mas
ro1tip slduti9 1T, wiro oon ben ~libez
ralen" unp ,,cpnierpattpen" Wertbel@
Zen, Don Der ,,liberolfn" unb ,eoniers
ratipen" pr,il: NIT elmer Duth unr
@emeinbeit re!iclst BE ibres Gleiden
|udt bic nur in unierer 3eit oie unter
&orantrttt ccn lnsldutisen an Der
Spige Der G,vitilation einberidreitet,
mr9lid if"
Nls eludlih nerren biz 3ufdnre
Gnslanrs in rer 1brcnrepe eeidilrert,
nit mtl6er sis SSniein Die Se1fon ree
ensliihen parlaments ld!cB fle duz
Fert itd isbr bef,ieoist iber reren Grz
aetniHe unp iiber rie Sage ltsrbaupt.
6ancel unp @emertefeib hatsn cine
idSne 3ett bic Ginnabmen eerStaatsz
faile iiteriteisen Die @cranldlaae bel
peitem, Gnalano bat Jriscen NIT eer
ean;sn @slt, unp Die Nlatamafraee
sebt elmer sSluns entsesen, rie Gnaz
ianp ptQfommen it, pbrpbl e6 fir
feline parteilthfett fir tie nprramerifas
nilhen SeceiFcniiten, pie perlautet,
nit y Miuionen Dollars tiiben wirp ;
Die Staatefaie tit ia iberfuut. Tas
Mintiterium 0laeitone ftett pieper
teh; bic Seieitisuns Der Nlubamafrase,
bic Durdfibruns Ter 8auotbtQ sesen
ben Mieeritane res Sbertauies unp
Ger 1pries bat ibm pieper auf bic Setz
ne setolfen, nod mebr jerp@ bic gu
Gage sefommene unmadt Ter 1pries,
cine Resieruna gu biloen, melde fid
aud nur Elm Gierteljabr balten f6nnte.
Vcn Nrtetteritrifes it aud Gnslano
teimeeiudt ater rie eneliiten Nrbei>
ter fxnDisen wecer rem CAPITAL, nod
Der StaatsperfaNuns, nc2 Der Neltz
sion ben &ries an, wie i'm neuen Deut>
iden Reide seidiebt ionrern rerlansen
nur msbr 9otn unp fiir3ere Nrbeitsseit
iie i1np pom repoluticnairen Sdpinrel
unp nem Tanatismus res ung1aubens
nod ni9t ererlHeu. Die 5brpnrere
peie aud nidts oen elmer @efabr,
pel9e Dem brttilhen Rei9e aus Der
Snfauibilttdt erwd9st ODER
pom ben Seluiten bereitet pirb pie
Idbt pie @eiese molten, ADJ
tet rie @laubensfretbeit erieBt bic ger<
faNuns ni@t our9 Ausnabmeparaera>
pben> uno nit ibrem @iusn unp 3uz
tbun ,brtdt Der Sturm sesen Ncm
unc ben llltrampntaniSmus" nt9t aus
pel6en ZEN neupeutiben Nopppersfen
Ibcn auseetro9en elaubten unp nit
SuteI besribten. !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14
nfnffr na6ri6tfn
auf Der rritten Sette.
Mm8lanbti9e Na4ri9ten.

Ite 3u{ammenfunft rer nrei &oiier
in Berlin nimmt Tit @cden bic aan;e
rrlitilhe Yri'e Gurcpa's in &nlprud,
irnctl meaen res aueercrreniIi6en
@lonsts, re!her ratei aur Sdau aez
felt nurre ale eon; te1onpe,s aud
rer cerldierenartiaen Yldne peaen, be-
ren Grlerieune mon ron Ten mddtia@
ifen Yptentaten ernartete. Sc ndber
Ter ercee 2oe beranrudte, ceitc feterltz
der eeitaltsten iid rte @crtereitunsen
III remielben. 9dalid murren in 8er>
lin neue @dfte: ceutide Tiititen. nate
@erpontte unb bic eriten 8eratber Der
Mcnorden ols 9beilnebmer senannt,
tdsli6 purre pom Geifen semelret rel>
DE sur @e,berrli9uns Der bcben @dfte
itatlfnpen icIten. 9dalid taudten
aber aud neus Anfdten: bier frcbe
6pTnunesn. rert Befdrdtunaen, iumie
Ofittheiluneen iiter Die NbfIdten cea
MonardensG sGonsre0es auf. @tr fib<
rem nur pteSunre On, Der ;ufcl9e es i'm
plane iei, rie @inherufuna zines eurc<
rdiiden Gpnarfi.es 3u reratrepen, nell
der rie in ben leeten Sabren einostre>
tenen peIittihen UNI terrttcriolen um<
aeifaltuneen teitdtiaen 1rue> namentltd
Die Ginrerleituns con GllabzScttrin<
gen in Ieutidlanr, bic Gtnoerlettun9
Rpm'e in Stalien unp bic Reciiicn res
Barrier 6rierensz@ertrases Don 1856
in 8etref nes Srtentes. Wenn man
aud allen @runr bat, bic Nidtisfett
rieler &unre i'm Gin;elnen ;u be;mei<
feln, 70 rcd niht in rer bouptia6e.
Shirt 8iemarf bat es serftonpen, etn
freuntlihes GinserfdnrntB ;,rtlten
Yreufen uni Nuflanp ;u erbalten unp
III teief1iaen, unr ;rtiden Nreueen unc
Sefierreids sllnsarn Elm leldes su be-
arunren. Zen Gtn;elteeesnunsen Der
Menarden i'm rcriaen Sabre fclst nun
cine semeiniduftli&e 3uiammenfunft
in Berlin, Elm Monarden Gpn9ree.
los neue DeutI6e Neih bebouptet bic
Stelle, nel6e tis rrr fur;em 6raufz
reid eineenrmmen. @,e piele 6rasen
iinp absr nod ;u erlerisen p? unc mar
ni6t Elm Gcnareb ftets ein 9ieblineez
tbema Souls 8cnararte's 3? Madte er
niat Earie sum Msffa fir bic Yctenz
toten uni ibre Qetter? @arum lcute
Siemord ren eefauenen SoiIer ni6t
aud bierin nadabmen riirfen ? Ginfz
neilen teidrdntsn mir uns inceb ca~
raul ;u bertdten, mas in Der ceutlden
&aile1ftar, il6 erelsnete.
Nm 5. B. Mts. fam 8atler Nleran>
rsr ron &ublanr> teeleitet pom @rcez
flrfen0lorimir, ieinem jlnsern Srbn,
in Berlin on iie purcen am Babn<
hcfe pom 8aiier @ilbelm, pon mebre>
rem preubiiden prin;en iopie pen@rpb<
ber;peen ron Medlentura 8aren uno
@simar, rem 5er;os pom @eburs unp
pielen anperen peut 1den Giriten uno
Miniitern teerlet. s4n ter Sptse rer
eesteren befunp f& Jurit 8ismard,
unp harurd mar aud pas Ndtbiel sez
l6st wel6es man9em 3eitunssi9reiz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14
Ginfrubungfu uno &prrf|ponofnfn,
befpnters uber fir@li&e unh anbere p'tttes gt'
sebenbeiten, fnb ieberrit riatommeu, n'unen
aber pom @erfader uuter;et&net fetn.

~ pot. Dffee. WtpneY< OrberS Fnb tas til,efe uni
unh 1erfe Mittel sur eberenbune @elt unf paten
wp He III taben Tnb. batu eebraudt rerben.
Denu pie Namen unteritreibern eueetanbt wernen
puten III peutlih eearieben eu ans bas Trdmt &0unts
unr Staatsenau unb ri6tie anseseten uerben.
Denn eine 3etune DIR ei1em Drtamt an etu anpefes
pesfes rerben fpn 70 mus ,mmer aud eaf gphamf ane
aek en- perben pp BIZ 3eitune frber emptaneen rurhe
Deun Semant isin Rlatt nitt resemasie emptanst
pber nd au -sent etns Qrt geher sin6leiten " t0ae
Der betreenh Isert cuis bic 5eraussebsr pele' BE-
uahrihtiet werben. ~,
81. gerantpprtd ieit fur @eltfenbunsen fur BE 3ei
tun rerben MIR nur tauu uberuebmen renn eieeben re
reeihrireu 8rief pber prf.SfFes Nrnes=Eroer &C.
i'd sben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14

ter ren 8ppf fait ;erbroh, als pt Der
Mann, in re0en 5dncen bic Tdren Ter
ppliti1den Wadt in Gurora jest auz
iammenlaujen, rieler 3ufammenfunft
asfrSnter 6durter unttdtts aus rer
'@erne bite suiehen fGnnen. Tae auf
bic erfen @enerlIe her ceut'hen Nrmee
unc bic eriten geamtcn res Staatee
i'm @efple. nidt fetlten, seritett i16
pom leItft. Der RaiIer Nleranrer itiee
bel Ter ru1flden @eianctidaft at, unt
emr1ne rarauf rte itli6en Belude
cpn rer &otiertn u. (. n.
llnterrsHen tefanr hd eb.nfalls rer
Sailer Eran, Sciepb pom Seiterreih
ouf Der Retie unr ;nar ouf Beluh
bel rem &Dniee pcn Sadien in Drcez
rem. 8crcr &aifer Grans ssoieph IN
Berlin antam, batte Turit Siema'd
sine lanae Beipre6une nit benz 8ai'er
rpn Nuslanp unr re0en eritem Wini,
fter gcrtl6atcf. Natirlid aeten ild
iiter ben Snbalt rieler Belrreduns
Observation-Disclosures funp. Ntenrs
teluhten bic &ailer Nlsranrer uneNilz
telm, beelettet pon rem eldn3eneiten
6pfitoote, tas Ibeater, rro fe pom sroz
fem GntbuiasnIus res Fub!tfume be-
oriibt rurpen.
Nm fplaenren Taoe fam Raiier
Trans Sclepb pom Seiterrei6 in Ber<
lin an unr purre am 8abnbrfe pom
Railer @ilbelm nit renielben Jeier<
lihfeiten empfanaen, pte lass ;uoor
Der Ratler spn RuFlono, unp ale rie
beipen reut1hsn Sai1er rurd bic Straz
fen 8erlins fubren, lD5te f6 bic ceutz
ihe Neirens in etnen Sutelfurm auf.
1as Der @iererbaH rieles Sutels auh
rad Yarts prana, une rprt et9entbimz
ltde 0efuble erseust baben mag, berorf
mcbl taum elmer Bemerfuns; tenn Die
@abrnetmun1 ros Tranfrei6 ieit
Sabr;ehnren ieBt sum eriten DlaI auf
rem erceen Welttteater niht ZEN Dtz
rsftcr ipielt iibelitebt fein Jranscle,
unp rteie Wabrnebmuna riirfte nidt
menis rosu beitraaen, sepihen pldnen
8ismards sesen Rom einen Iamm
in ben Wes ;u lesen.
Gin merfplrriees 0eaenftuf iptelte
a!eid,eitie in rer 5auptitart 6cuonrs.
Ddbrenp crei &aiier in Berlin julam>
ceriammelten i1d in 6aae
rte Deleeaten jener @eieuldaft, bic un>
ter cem Namen Ger s}nternoticnale be-
tannt 1T, reren Witsltecer Dor ;met
Sabren paris oerbeerten unp bort Yrtes
iter binmcrpeten. Ginmitbis purpe
eine 3eioluttDn ansenpmmen, nprurb
i'm Namen Der arbeitenben &la1en rsr
Ielt Gem 6elcenmutb jener &dmpen,
ete in Der Sdlaht fir bic Re6te pes
8cltss aciauen finn, Bewunrerune sez
,put, unp allen nr6 sefei1elten 9olfe
Der 0rub Der teopritebenpeu Grl6<
Iuns ;useienpet ptrp. Der prdfpent
pieies Mrbeiter, Gpnsrefes uannte ZEN
General 1rodu (ren 8ertbeiriser son
paris sur 3eit Der idredensoolIen &e>
cclutipn) elnen 0errdtber teines 2an<
pes uno pen Sules 6apre einen S9uft.
Spl9es eeldab ntdt niele Weilen son
Berlin entfernt, wdbrene in lesterer
Stapt bic 1erriaer Gurppa's fd iiber
BEN Meltfrtepen berietben. Sa, menn
70 in 5puanb Elm Gpnsreb spn Seiuiz
ten eepeien wdre,-rem rdre bale ab>
3ebplf ZEN mcrren! !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14

Aus Mlnden miro oemelret: Am
t9. Nuouif Nadmittao bat Ter &5nig
I'm fleinen 5brcniaale Die oerfanun9s=
mdfiae Gireslei flung res neu ernann~
ten sildcfs ron Spfyer; Or. .. 6anez
berg, entseoenaenpmmsn. 1erGultusz
miniitsr Z. 2us bate ZEN neuen 81
ihcf in bic reue Re1rens teoleitet, unc
NOR nit ben Chefs idmmtlther 6pffdbe
bel Der Giresleiftu susesen.
Saiisr 6rans Soiepb ocn Sefterreid
feierte am 18. Nusuft iein 49, Gsz
turtsieit. Sn ben 8irden aqer drift
Iihen GonfeiTpnen, iopie in ren enaz
aeeen funp @pttesrienit itan. Sa esr
Mstrppplitans&irde au ct. Stepban,
no Iimmtlide anwelenre Wtntiter, To-
nie bic Srieen Der Staatss, Wilttair>
unp Gcmmunal<BebSrreu fd ein9e<
funren batten, ,puree cas- feierli9e
6chamt pom CARDINAL sGrsbifdof ..
Nou1her eelebrirt. Selbhperfdnsli&
murre aud pom Ger @arnilon in @ien
ras @sturtsieit pes pterfen &rtees<
BERN Der Rereutuns pes Gaees ent<
lpredenr sefeiert. S6on UNI funf
lbr Mcrsens purten &anpneni9li1e
aeISet, unp in allen I'M Berei9e bet
Gaiernen liesenren 0afen murre bic
Repeiue nit flinsenrem Spiele seldlaz
gen. Die aueeluste srpee 3irdsnpas
rare mubte inref1en wesen rer resneri=
l9en 8itteruns untert!eiben, rieie!te
murre oielmebr in ben einselnen Galer<
men absebalten.
unerfreultd laute, tte neue ten gez
ridte aus Ncm man lhreibt unterus
f8. Nuauit, mas fclet: Setcer mebrer'
Id bic Spmptcme, meIte auf ernlte
urruben ttnreuten, rrenn bic repCluz
lionaire Resieruns @ictcr Gmmanue!'s
rem recpluttpnairen 0plfe ntdt penig=
itens in8etref res ausemeinenStimnas
redtes unp rer aueene;nen Wablfdbtg<
felt nadoeten icute. S6on bat man
bier in elmer @erfammlunB spn so be-
mcfratilden Tlbrern einen Nusf9ub
pcn IS mitelierern semdblt, Der aue
9orbereitun9en fir bic in zen erfen
looen te5 Nppember an;ubaltenbe
arobe 1erlammlune i'm Goloneum trefz
fen, unp belcnrers nit alien liberalen
8sreinen Staliens Fd ms Ginpernebz
meu lesen iou, oamit rieielhen permaz
nente COMMITTEES tilpsn. Diele per-
manenten @omite's lpQen cann fit Gr>
lanaune pe6 ausemeinen Stimmre9tfs
in peiteren 4reilen asitiren. Die Ii
berale prei1e metnt NIT Besus auf iene
Mahenoeriammluns, i'm Ncpember
trete ra6 wabre unp edte Yarlament
Staliens i'm GoloFeum sulammer.
Die sewdblten IS Witslieper bes Aus>
idui1es f1np jeppd fiber ni6t biejeni<
gen, pel@e bic 8eriammluns TN Roz
oember leiten werpen. Anrere @dn=
ner fnb fdon bereit rann auf per
Seene ;u erideinen, unter ibnen bic
Teputirten ter Qtnfen, bic
S6bne 0aritalpi's, rer arsocat Pr
trpnt u. u.
Wenn tin fatbolti@es Blatt in
Deati@lanp es uaet, ben S5nis 8te<
tor Emmanuel rur9 tin unfetnes @prt
3u belsirisen, 70 flaet fuss ber italie<
nil9e @eianbte. Der reutide &C.
fanpte am acknowledgements idetnt fdr>
tere Nerpen 3u bubeu wenisfens ldbt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14
Bea.uuneea, 8rtefe ,e. Rrt III ahreftren:
Nv A n D E R E r -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@iienbabn 5yabr<Yldne.
st. Youl uno pactTc.

w 4AoA NV t"S'pS"
Red aupfa, GIT Riper. Ct Glrub uHt eauf sRapits-
BerlaHen st. goul $50 grrm. urt errei6en Saut DO
ribs 1856; Derloen Sauf Waptfs 7:2 uHe erre1eu St
EauI 11:05 Rittaef.
Ct. suul Wsinneoprlis uue Delanr 3uee. - Vcrlahen
Delanr $50 gprmittass Wt,nusapDls 9:a5 Born. uni
frreiHen g. gaul 1O3o grrm. 3urudtetrenh rerlanen
pieielbeu ct. paul 345 sfo6mtttaes Wnneaprlts ASP
Mobmittaes snb erre'ten Eelonr 6:10 &benhs.
ct. paul, Delanp sithelt uni senirn 3use-gerlaFsn
st paul 1850 Nprseas; Ninreanplis 1923 Nprsens;
errstnen g.nirn 2oO MaGmittasa. 3urudtetreuh ser.
foTeu fe Benirn 1l16 yrreens s'nnedfrl" o:a5 Na1<
mittass; erreiten Ct Paul o:1o Mo"m"'ass.
Ct naul uub Wiuueaprlis Neepmpbottpns- 3ue.- ger-
idFt St paul 80 Nrreens erreitt a1nneaprs 1915
Wrrm;ttaos Rurudfebrent pfrldst Ninnsarplis 200
Redmittaas uab errei6t Ct. Paul 2:40 Rodmtttees.
st. paul unp sirur @it9.
81, fs.sa.a psnl.'' $50 g.rm. g. samss.:. SIS maan
Manialr ...... 7.o5 st. paul..."....11.a .a5 grrm
eafe Superipr unb MiififFppi.
gerlafeu Ct. 8.25 Vprm
apmmeu an tn Duluth. Naom
BerIaFen Dulutt 81
Ssmmen an tn ct. gaul $40 @a6m
Milwaufes, ct. paul unb Ninnearc>
lis<3Ise.
0urd,iae mad lem Often (erprst.)
ateaus $50 Born. auiunft 7.oo Ra&m.
nRtnneapDIis uns ct. parI sase.
s,mmeu an.9:1O Born. @stet at........ ESQ grrm
Spmm.n an .3:AONa&m. 0ebea ab.... 5:1Oaa3m.
Ct. PanI uns Gbteaso 3ise.
1.beu al mad 5ahines. Retpius 'e. 11.4e grrm.
Autuxft In ct. Pau! 2 IS Na6m.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14
Ser ,,@auberer" na6 europa.

Sehe @p9e seten cine Nnsabl eremplare ees
,,@anberer" aat GurDpa, unp mir maeben rte
2eier beipnbers aufmertam, haB e1s hsesr,en'
ieufeitsrbes Oceans Elm iebr eeeignetes Dlttte
IL, einen uuunterbrp9enen 0erfebr NIT ben'el-
BEN ~ unterbalten unb Re uber bic 3uItdnbe
bteles 9aupes III unterri6ten, beHer als es hurt
Briefpeh1el eel1eben tDnnte.
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Oae ftpc rtr

IA ben ger Staaten uub Canada berdet 70 en Per Jae
ant mus Gmpfauser bei ieiue, prtnes u1erfeI
iabriicb pprauSbesablf uerben.
Nau Tam III ieeer 3eit auf ben ,.Wanherer" abpu'
utren.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17
1872

the class by these means the necessity of
observation followed up" In the course
of his remarks he spoke Of an incident in
his own fife, when. overlooking a surgical
operation on a child's throat ne witnessed
the grain of corn it had swallowed taken
from it. and immediate relief was the
consequence. This was among the causes
that led him to adopt the profession of
surgery In his allusion to consumption and
diphtheria he spoke of the fact that the ply
sican is not called IN, as general thing,
until it is too late, and when all he could do
was to give burial certificate-both dis
eases could be cured by applied science.
He was not a believer in "a code of ethics"
nor in reading chapter of such stuff every
morning: he who would do so intends to
cheat his neighbor' for every one knows
what is right and can follow it without any
ethics to guide his steps.
One of the cases be alluded 10 was where
lady had called upon him as family
physician. He, accepted the trust, pro-
vided the lady would stop practicing her
self. He spoke OF how frequently the habit
was followed of practicing simultaneously
with the physician. The lady had a book
of domestic medicine in the house which
was the matter with the children, and
then, said he, "they were sure to be
dOsed." He advised her to put away that
book-pot to iooh into it-or at least to put
il. away with the Bible on top of it, and he
was sure she would not look into it.
These practical remarks being finished.
the professor addressed himself more par
tieuarly TO the students. and then bowed
them formal farewell
DR.. Lafayette G.. Durr, under the name
throng rhapsody upon what might be
called the universally Of system order and
beauty in the works Of action which, as ~
work of composition. was highly tinctured
with the rose color and as an effort OF el0cu-
ton, did not succeed SO well. probably on
account of the emotions Of the speaker.
The customary farewell 10 the professors
was couched, in the same eloquent language
that marked the tirsv portion of the address.
and was delivered with great feeling. The
elegant appearance of the young gentleman.
his tall and graceful form added not little
to the impressiveness of the scene. and
showed him a fitting representative OF
his class, whose n6uthpiece he was. The
grim old professors sat upon the platform.
and saw in the fresh faces Of the long list
o. 1bn
occupied front seats, a rejection OF their
own youthful ambition, which the world
had undoubtedly given. some very hard
knocks, and in the large tirong triumph
for their arduOus scholastic labors. whose
achievement was present before them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17
NEW YORK.

Horace Greeley on the Cincinnati Con.
vsntiOn-<O Trade Plank ;n the Plat
f0.rn--t. PafriCk's Day in New York
Ne>ifeih Disaster Suit-Jury Disa-
greed Bank statement Important
seizure of Smuggled GOods-Applica-
iion far Injunciicn-The Jumel Will
Ca,e-Tweed Before the judiciary
Committee.
New YORK, March I6.-Horacc Greeley,
in ap editorial on the Cincinnati con vention,
saws Il tree trade be made plank i'll the
Iplarform he asks to be counted out. All he
)asl,s is that there be lett freedom to all
classes on economic questions.
About 900 men will Join in the process
sion On St patrick's day. and fifty bands Of
music. The military will number 5000.
Eighteen new smallpox cases reported
to day.
The Jury for damages in the Westfeld
disaster disagreed. one juror holding that
the defendants were not liable. attrbuting
the accident to the dispensation OF Provi-
denCe. Eleven jurors favored a verdict
against the company.
The bank statement shOws-Loans de.
creased nearly Sl.50O,O0 specie increased
nearly $500. 900: legal tenders increased over
SI25o,000 deposits decreased over Si.250.-
Gold ll0l4 HOS. Governments very
strong: advanced "a a Il. Skies of 1881
1l5l2: ve-twenties of 1862 III %: 1861 lli34:
1865 ll234; new III IS; 1861 ll!!3s; 1868 ll2l2:
ten-fOrties l0SlS.
state bonds dull and steady: Tennessees.
old 66ia. new 66a4: NirGinias, old. 81: new
56 Louisanas. Old 5S: new 5j: levee sizes
81: eights 10: Alabama .eights 80; tives 90:
Georgia skies 13: sevens Sc; North Caro-
linas. old 35ia: new %: South Carolinas,
old 81: new 3Jls.
At the Stock Exchange to-day Erie was
again the principal stock. 1t opened at
45. sold up to 47l4, down to 46la, up'to 47la,
down to II, then up to and closing at 40 p.
During the day i%3, 100 shares changed
hands.
An important seizure of smuggled goods
was made Yesterday morning at Castle
Garden. Jacob Arberg. steerage passen-
ger on the Halsatia had a package which
he said contained a piano. but which on
close examination was found to be filled
with gold and silver watches, jewelry, cloth,
linens. laces etc. The package was at once
sent to the seizure room at the custom
house.
Examination into the character and tinan-
cial standing OF Luther c. Challis. who last
week asked for an Injunction against the
Pacific Mail Company. began today. A
number OF witnesses testified that Challis
had an excellent character when he resided
in Kansas City. but they know nothing of
his present financial standing. The exam
nation will be continued next we elk.
Judge Shipmau charged the jury to-day
in the Jumel will case. He occupied from
eleven till three O'Clock. when the jury went
out. 1t is believed the jury will not agree
this evening.
There were twenty-five new cases OF small
p0x this week, and seventeen deaths.
The coroners jury in the case of Defective
Lambrecht rendered a verdict against
George Lancy. who is now in prison
The Assembly Judiciary Committee 10
dav heard the testimony of William NJ
Tweed and James NJ. Coleman in relation 70
the cdarges against Judge Barnard