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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21

@oroners~llnteriufungeu in Baltimore; 6r.
Sirf ws9en Seeitigung Der peftli6eu 6eu=
mage baielbit.
3ur eriten 2eiung gelangten folgeube 9i18
pegeuSucorporatton Der y 0tetger= uno Sie6s
hdnolrs 8ant BON Baltimore; pegen 9mer-
birung Der @bartcr Der Baltimore Yotomac.
8ahH," Der , ,8aibin9ton lluiperiitGt" iuSal-
timore, iowte bes 8eferungSbauies baielbt,
unO Der o@beapeate BotOmac- Stoelpater
@anals@ompagnie."
Cur Sweiten 2eiung gclan9teu fOl9eube
Senatsz zgiGS: pegeu Qmenoirung be8 Yor=
munOihaft8s@eieteS. Inter 9lufbebung Der
@eiAaits Srouung purOe iOOann Die Sill
CUR &menotruug oe8 Coroner @eieees (oa.
bin, oaB 4 Coroner nit je $400 @ebalt auge'
ftelt peroen ioQen 8 0tal 9sleieu, puiitrt
(6r. GraoerS alIetn itimmte oagegerD unO
6em Senate eingei6ldt. Gs paiiirte ierner
bic Senats 8iQ, Die 5taSt Cumberland sur
ausgabe fernerer SfulOi6etne unO CUR grs
weiterun9 ibrtr g8aiierIeitrug SIT ermads
ti9en.
6olgenOe Sau8 8iGs paIFrten; megen
Qmen0irung 0e8 Ibi6u. /, 4rt. 67 6e8
@ooe, betitelt y0ffentlihe 9fotare" uno iuegen
TrtaufeS be8 2lrmenbaus @run0ftiide8 in
6arforo @onntp.
o n L (.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21
8Qrlor>GhaaOeliers,

Barlor=G banbeiiers,
8arlor=Gbanbeters.
DtkIiotbets 6 banbelierss,
Bioliotpei> @banbeliers,
Hibltotbef.g banheliers.
ESsmmsr.G .Gbanteliers,
gsstmnerz 6 banbeliers,
gBSimmers@ banoetlers.
caua aHurs Gbanfelt
Sau5fur1@ @tanhetiers,
SausHura@ bdnbelier5.
Nus Mrten 8aSeinridttnnaen.
Waffer= unb o asrobren uno
Weporaturen lei
6. q. GapiDipn,
Rr. 5, Ioio=eibertptraBe.
fgnrfte 7Se) SIR. 8, Horo=eibertpffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21
Die 9sirren in Der Oeiee 3ebun9
BON Y1ebrd&fa+

Smab 20. 6ebr. = Nm Die Ieleblld)s
felt Der aegeumdrti9eu Spe5iaIIitun9 Der Sc
lesae6ung 5u erproben, iuurbe Senator Sens
nant pom bem Sergequt. s4rms perbattet,
Qls er i'm 9s9riffe itano, bic 9anptfqOt au
oerlaIlen. Der 9euatOr erpirfte etnen
!Sabeqs Corpus -8efebl, luelder ge9enpdrtig
por benz Sberaeridlte nerhanbelt mlr0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21
80 Yeerotg,nsen beiorgt.
,G cnt trdI= g q l."

Giarsnce'S, oeidbloilene 8utideu. Rbdtons, Bug
aies uuO Oteperbe Bur Mietne bnbite S6litten fiir
Seieaieaiten, iotuie and, elm stnipdnner. gu leoer
3et fanu mun oIe befen Der otisen sSGgen nit ior9f
thtiaen unb auImerfiamen Sreibern gu angemefieneu
Wleroe weroen bei'm Gage ODER Nonat in Siittee
runa aenommen uno scsen &ommilHon sstlult ober
eSan9, 12Mte, y 6. s. sSres.mepes. gisentbiinsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21
Ser Gi8oa11o inn lySiSfi1tTpOi.

81. VoNt8, l9. Te6r.- III BEN 2SerfteN
liegen CUR 3eit 80 9ampfsr, 80 Sarfen, etn
0useno 6dbrz9ampier, 5 S4leppboote nno
9 aroBe QSerftboote, beren 2aOung 5uIammen
alif 81 $50 900 geibdbt mirb; Oieielben mar
ten, bis Die @efabr, tpeldle linen ourf OaS
8reibeis brobt, iiberitanOen 1T. Nlan ma4t
iebt einen 8eriuh, bas 6abrwaRer bis Cairo
au 6ffnen; oa5 99etter 1T giinitig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21

bas berflofiene, ,peroe ben 6auoel beS 5afens
BON gierpsgort ruinircn.
Gbas. s. MarihaQ, elm befannter bteitger
8aufmauu, iagte iiber bic DftBbrGufe an Der
Quarantdne aus. Sn etnem Safe muroe
zines ieiner Shifis an Der Quarautdne 5uriid=
qebalten uno Or. Garnohau for0erte $4,000,
pelde 9fehuung BON oem @ouo. 5offman
iniol9e ieiner 8eidperben anf 5000 reou6lrt
murbe.
8ie llnteriudung Der QuarantdnentiB'
brdu9e miro iid) and auf @inwanoerung8'
angelegenbeiten eritreden. 01olar 6umphren,
eiu &aufmann, ma9te Iusiagen iiber bic ers
orbitQnten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21
Mnseige.

Edr BoumatsrinGIsn unb Delen bu rebustrten Vreis
fen fpeyDen Taupereines gDten In aablun9 an9enoms
men. NB. m. MaHsbiin s &Ubne,
IWop. .ts, sNts} Gds Der yratt< ane YreFoentar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21
Or g. 8. Mrant.

Rr. ss, Ssprs.sibertpftrafe,.8 8altimors,
sInSuna, beainrenoe S6iufnoiudt, Sursotbr,tsteit,
ksriuf oer gtimme, Gatarrb uno ale eeioen ees
6olies, Der eunse, Der Sarnwese, Ses Stutes, Der
bant, Obreniauien, Dpspepite, gBai1sriudlt 5ds
morrbotoen 5teumatismus, Sfropbeln, Veroens
idtpdlbe, Museus uno Obren aranfheteu Il. |: 10.
Sr. Grant beilt alie usbel nno 1T BET Tag
sbsr bei geaft sum 8eiuhe Don aranten berett-
fSmnion SFl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21
0ie mean1ntion in N1erifn.

g2em 0orf, 20. 6ebr. - Giue Spe.
siafs9epelhe bonn 10. aus WatamoraS mel.
oet: Son @amargo mtrb am 16. 3. Sc. be-
ri6tet, 6qB Sen. Srepiro an ben Sen. Gui.
roQa teleqrapbirte, baB er nit y, 900 Wiann
9egen San 2uiS Botoii maridirt uuo bea6.
1tdtigt, Die Staot lofort an5H9retten, tporau'
sr itt gegen Die Staot gferifo wenosn
mill. S6uere 8anonen nit $50 V1ann
Snfanteriez gebedun9 Ino BON 0tontersp Hns
termegs, nm Su Guiroga 8u ltoBen, tpelfer
beabFhtigt, Watamora8 an5u9rclfen.
Sn Sinaloa iflug Marque5 am q. b. 90.
oie Negierun98truppe unter Pe8qulara, er
erbeutete bier &anoueu, gSaffen uno Wtunt-
tion.
Su Sali8co ffe6en 20OO QufitGnbiid)e.
Sn Gotina hat Sen. Magena eiu Yro@
nnnciamentO erlaiien.
Der Brownsville 8au9ero" beipridlt Die
8eOe Oes 6eprdieutanten Gonnor iiber Die
merifanii9en Serbeerungen in Sera8 uno
iagt, baB inter ben 8ieb5iiAtern cine Be
rpegung i'm @ange iei, Bieoeroergeltung an
0lerifo IN iibtn. 5a8 glatt iagt, baB
OtannIdaften, g8afieu uno @elr sur redten
3ejt bei4afft peroen iaQten.
Nemersbriinite.
Snbtanap oils, 20. Setr. - Sn
@orthington, Sn0. .,lpurOen geitern abeno II
@ei6dftsbduier bur9 6euer 8ertDrt. Die
neilien Sitter ipur0en gerettet. Serlult SO
$4,000. Die Geriiderung 1T nur gering.
ct. 8aul, 20. Sebr. - Die 2otomos
tip. 8emiie Der ySt. Baul< unO Siour.@itp-
8abn" in Sbafopee brannte 9eitern Ibenb
nit 2ofomotipen ab. 8erluit beOeuteno;
MIR thei1meiIe perlidlert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21
Sie sOneeblocfaDe mn6 beren
cS0lnen.

can 6ran5t8co, 10. Sebr. - 0te
nit Der gabn bier angefommeuen Baiia9tere
duBern iif) iebr erbittert iiber Die Serwaltnng
Der ,.llnion= Yacific- 8ahn." 8iele baben cine
GrflarnHg 9e9en sic @ompqgnje nstDHents
ltdlt, Gin Baiia9ier, Hamers Burroughs
BON 9leruzDorf lte9t i'm Sterben.
Sitter, lpelde am 5. Nop. uia Gap=6orn
nit benz gdiffe y0apib @roder" perianOt
tpuroen, linb bier eiugetroffen, mabreno Die
nit ber o4qciTc=8Qhn" fin ben gSetbnadtsz
nartt perlqnOteH giiter ned nEGt eHgefoH'
men fne.
iett raid, unp man flir9tet cine neberi1uemz
muua Der gabn, in6sm Die @rfabrung Sele6rt
hat, 6aB Oa8 QSaiier Der Babn ebeulo gro.
SEN GdaOeu tbun f0nue, ais Der SdDnee uno
sic &erfebrsiodung perielben 5ugeiitgt bas
ben.
Son her Siifte bes stillen Wieeres.
SauEranStse 19. Sebr. - Speute
Oloraen fqmeu bic erfteu Baiiagtere une Yo=
item CON ad,t i'm S6nee .1teden gebliebenen
3uaeu bier au. Inter ben BaiIa9ieren berrlAt
groBe grbitterung se9en bic Sermaltung Der
yllnions8 8acif -@iienbdbn."
Wtife Dtubain, alias GarlD, etler Der ulI>
rubefiIter in Sos 2lngelos, peltJer nebrere
Male in d)ineIiif)e 6duier idloB, muree bes
SoDtlhlaq8 iiberiibrt; man 9laubt, oaB nod
lnabrere gnbere ihulbig beiuncen lueroeH.
8aB Gon1ife bes 5tabtraiheS bon Sos I1-
selos, tpeldem bic Qniprii9e Der aus9tpiun~
berten @hiuelen nm Gntldldot9ull9 5u9etpteler
mnrben, bat gegen Se3ablun9 Oerleloell be-
rid)tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21
&nrcff .. OerpIf.

gfem.Dort, 20. 6e6r.-Saron b. Sc.
rolf, friber @eiauOter tn9Sai6ington, batpom
Oeutideu Saiier ben 3itel Grcellens unb etne
liberale 8enIon erbalten; aud tit er sum &c.
heiffla1 Ynth ernnrnt mnrNen.
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Sic bejten steinfnblen su Den nieorig>
ifen 0reiien.

RobIsn BON Der .Baltinorer @ompasRie," BON Der
rGuler~goitoner eompaenie."
TGpsr unb raid brennenos aoblen-ete beiten So5len
au oem bteii9en Wdrtte
Bu perfauIen
9orrenIabunas oberIounermei5e.
Eub .Qu.ens' 9alep=" unb Gumberldnber 8ohlen.
Is. 4. 0isss uno James Siaas, Issnten Der
,BaItiInorer aobten-" Il. nunlor= @ienbabna& omp."
Bnreau: Sir. q, SDufbifraRe.
qobIenbof: G6e Der Nprtbs nne Waetfons
Afrahe. ISft.14,1SA)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21
8aItimcre
Ttre NuiurQuee Office.

@GhpeftsG6e pom 2putbs unh BatexEx.s
nranbunslid iouobI In rStabt uietm 2aube, ale
4rten BON Gisentbum, Wobn=, 2aben= unb 2Baareu.
1duier, San6elssIter, aderbauprobutte, Nobe!n,
disqualification. i'm gau besriffene ober imSafen
i1 ea6ung beEnoliGe Ssabr5euee u. {. m.
GaS 0ireftorium beifebt aus fclSenhen 6erren:
Wm. o. Sarriion, Yrdtbent;
Deo. n. Btders, Dn. 8. Brrne,
H. %. Nlrifs, 3. .. 6apff,
9auio g. WlioR, 8. Robt. SenftnS,
Sof1ab Henninstoa, g. Wlorton Stetrart
francis g. 9ina, o. q. ucomer,
Hsnrp Carroll, Orpile portpis,
d. 8. Gteuart, gB. %. Eaptor,
Ssraef Goben.
applications Sormulare uno fpettere Ratri4t hber
Ate Seiellidait piro in Der Office, Siomef=gde bon
Goutha un6 gEaterltr, ertbeilt, iuoau ale 2utrdge
ioiort erlebist nerben. gerifGerunsen tuersen auf
Haeuo cine sSrih angenommeH, peIte Der applitant
pInfhen mag.
1San. .tS.D Tr. EBoptwcrtb, Sefr.
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Nele Muictgcu.
Sttp 0nfer S 8rubsr.

8aubol5, Eager, 6obslz & 6uBoieblcn'Miible
uuo Seniter 9iabmeu. 8abrif,
GcFe Der 4retIScntffrdse, SantOu= 3lpenuc une
AlbemarleftrGRe.
Baltimore, ben l. S5ebr. 1872.
9a Die jSirIrR pom =. 9Silion & So. iid am l.
SaHuar 1872 mad gegeniettt9er ueberentunt au9es
LOT, 10 becbrt I'D Stto 8 uter pou Der alien
6irmG, ietucu iSreunber unb Dem Bubtifum i'm M
aemetnen Die 4nse3e Su MAIDEN, baB er ieineu 8ruz
Der Sarman Outer aIs &ompa9Hon Gui9enomz
ne NM hns
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WitllfIS .
bsrihmte5 2onSpepHn

ronfbsiten tpeff SON onbern Nrsneien feline Belize
snra ertaiten, iino einseseben
WlileY'S
beriibmteS Dnspepfin
IN per5udben Gin rein pesetabilDes Irdparat atH5<
7ih mnIddnijd1, ieSnGp ivnnherIGln furrenoe S9ens
iMsften In obeneenonn.en Gehen beiisenb. gBir ope=
Iein, oa Is en- 5silmittsl unter PEN Buhlitnm sebt
weIes in psnser ansn tsns SsiiIMs seiuiri as as
rct nnsnn borun, erintbt bic tamen mebrerer nnis=
rsr " bespurrasenben Ginipobner ansusebsn fpe!dss
Snrd Sen Ge5rau bieier berlbnten Wairtur ibre Ss.
iunobeit tpieoer erbalten labea. @inise osler als
fnnren nrenilthe Ouspepie uon bee iG!imniten Arr
mei, ron urIsren beiten Aertten obne Grfs9 beeag'
beIt. ieood ourd ben @ebraub eini9er Tldl1ea DPS
S'p"" I'll. g. NNiuer,
aneinisss gi9ertbtimer,
Wr. f2, a1crSiSowartRraxe
ENr Bel aMen Sr HtisRn ~ taben.
fS5epl. 26, Is. t&pfi
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W;jlinr lfef,ununs=Wiidler

racebiid der, Souruale nn6 5auptbiie,er, tpelde
mir nm idnea bonlit aufSutGumen, 5um 4oitsHreile
offerireu. 4uBenmaaB: 121a bsi is 3oa, gut 9ebun
ben, gutes Baper unb iino oleelben pom unisrem re
auldren Boratb.
Sdrcibmateral su biuiaen &rcien bel
aS. sD1iniiie * &pbne,
(Sanf 6gHteG Wr. faA, Seit=JaltmoretraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-21

Sbler's Syrup aus Oummi arabienm
oeoen
Emften, Grfdltnns, SronhittS &c.
&erner's Oberbaut=gr5euger
aessn olIs Sauttranfbeten.
- Netpim Garecficn, Apotbefer,
RcrspfsGcfe Der 2Saltinorss unb 5isbffr.
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3ermifhte Scpef6en aus
81 cfN -OkNrE

g1emsgorf, 20. Sebr. - geitern fielen
brei 9trbeiter auf benz 9ampfer vSoabo" in
eine offene 9ufe; S. OebiLn brad BEN 6al5
unb Die @noeren purben i6uer perlett.
- Die Yoli3ei erbielt beute ibre 2O6nung
fir ben 0fonat Sanuar.
- Der BroSeB be8 M5rber5 Stofes 9egen
Die @rOBgeidmorenen banert nod INNER
fort.
- Sn gemarf muroe AM Sonttag Soiep6
SborueQ bon einem anberen Gnaben, ytaz
mems albert Cole, unoorit6ti9er 2Seile er.
i6oHen.
= Die y8arsQHo oSiation" fla9t Den Ii4.
ter &arboSo Der Seltedlidfeit on.
- Ser 8unbes. .8esirfSanmalt bon Jieiu'
Oorf 1T an9erpieieu moroeu, allen Saufenten
ben BroseB 5u n1af)en, tpeld)e 3olbauSbe<
ANTE beItod)en baben.
- lleber tauienD Griipiue riiften aeitern
Ibenb in Der @arrenir. 9egen iedS nidlt sur
@eienifaft geb0ri9e Sdubmader unb e8
piiroe 5u idlimnen ,Sdnbeln gefomnten iein,
menn bic sesteren nidt ourd cine abt9etlun9
Boli3ei eei1iibt morben wGren. Oa Die
6irnia, tnel6e oieien Qeuten arbeit gibt, pot.
tip feline @riipine bei40ftigt, 10 befiirdtet
man 1nrubeu.
- 8oQod, Der 2tuneni6mu9gler, luelfer
tiirslid) Don einem Sfaeamt8ageuten bers
baftet lpuroe, ioa ben 8anfier 6enrp Glelus
UNI 1925, 900 bei9wlnOelt faben.
- Der Prdfbeut 6owler, Don bem Sroot'
inner @aIierz 8iireal, perlpelgert eS, baB Der
Eiinfsiqerz 4usi9uB feline Sit6er unterlud)t.
Oas Gomite beihulotgt audi ben accllez Ratb
oeS llnterd)leifS.
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G,nitb S Gmrlett's
sorituirte temiihe Slioen>Setfe,
aorantir. als ebsnIo gut penn nit beer, als rgsne
cine seife I'M Marftg.
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SaubDl3=6ci6Gft,
ioDte bic 6aorifOton BON
$5iiren, Teniterz&abmen II. I. to.
untsr Der iStmd pom
Stto Smfcr S SruScr,
RorboitzG6e Der 8rtiioentitr. uno Canton .ApauAe,
Dem aItcn Blate gcgenBber,
foriibren u'rbeu, uoielbt fe ibre Sreunbe eruhcH,
ite init i9rer Suu6idait 50 brebreH.
Otto 0ufer SruSer.
~ @elbe fStbteH=6uB6 Dieblen tlr odnocr
- cine SpeSialitGt. tiSebr 20.t2 wte,tT&D
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Scr fGeInmnrff.
asebfel fau 92S; 8onos flou; aftien iebr teit.
Tplaen elmer 0afolin Erplpficn.

1SUABSN StA&SL OuVpAtA . W Sp%pTSpNs
Rt9 monb, Sub., 10. Sebr. - 2egteu
Samfag 4benb sing Der 0taterialmaarer<
t6Gu0ler 6. Ntorrom nit eincm breunenben
gi6te in leinen 2aoen, I'M bort iogenanrte5
,,niht erplobireroeS 8aiolin" ab3ufIQen; ba
entSiinbete itt plGtli6 ba8 9aiolin an benz
nabe 9ebra6ten Qid)te, mas cine grplOlton
CUR 6olge bate. Die 8aditeinwdnoe Oe8
@ebduoes ipurOen Sertriimntert nno Wtorrop
truq 9efabrlidle 8rauOpnnbeu bauon Der
brennenDe Su6alt me6rerer 6diIer floB in benz
2abeu um6er nno itefte tbu in BranO, Der
iebod, ba bic 6tanlmen balo gel0Id)t murben,
leinen groBen Sdaben perurahte.
gSSabrStbeinlicb eln JsaubmDro. -
Giner Seutftben SSdmilte in SJn=
Diana miro baS 0dus Mbcr benz
&Dpfe dneesiinoet. - Wfan fins
bet bic Derfp1lten Oebetne Der
2eute+
Gtneinnatt, 20. 6ebr, - Seute Morz
gen faub man etpa ? Meilen oberbalb gtelus
Nlbanp, Snb., ein bon elmer oeutifen So
mtlie, Jtamen8 8entle9 ~ bepobnteS 8lods
bQuS bis auf ben @ruu0 niebergebrannt. stl5
man bic Sritmmer bur6iu6te, fanb man bic
2eidben Oes @9epaares i'm aeler. Sentleg
perfaufte geltern eine beoeuteuOe GuantttQt
GauaIeii6 uno man nermutbet, baB Die
2eute iuegen oes @elOes, tueide8 tie i'm Sanle
batter, elmoroet puroen uno baB Die Naub<
mOroer oann ba8 6auS an5iinDeten, nm oa8
HPrhret1eu al pelbefen.
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Guehcn ef;1ufanGen:

CINE arose genouns i6Dnen eosnac, 9nts uns
boIbe Sit1ts, unlere esere Smportaon, uno oer3Rs'
lid fir uleb.tiuiide 3uefe geeeuet.
u. q. Maripn * Comp,
B5armascuten,
Gte Der gutaUHraBe uno Dlaotion=apen
Oar u
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pD6ptptlkft,
aersw etfelt ntbf!
a.,tmunternhe 9nnbe fir Ga9!

Snsseptiter ugb eaioenbe an eeber= nno Wtassn
era1fbeiten rethf seH dnoern Afshe'Sh tst"s OtHs
suno erbaiten, iin6 einsetaben
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Ny 1obn q. s. @'eors M. Serrp,
fobriflnten bon feuerfeiten 3ieseliteineu,
6aben tbr Bireau BON ytr. 294, Dfont9omerpEIaBe,
nab her RpreoffsCscfe tsr s,dfatMra. umn aBart
nerfsraEe uerIest, ucfetoit ale auIrags prompt
oa5geihbrt Derbeu. tSaH'o'iSD
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Dfniamin &. Doe 4 Comp,

Smporteure uon aub SAMPLER init
Gancns 05rocerie= Nrttfeln, 0Setnen
uno 2iduprS,
Nr. 142, @eiisSaltimoreitrabe,
scIten forttpd6yarb porrGtbis Elm poles Iiortient
BON Waaren in ibrsm isadbe unD bitten nm sefdaisen
Beiuf. Sbra 8reiis iinb tiai5, uno fie earantIren
3uiriebennellune. tSant6-Geb1.D
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9eGbmafdtnen4
Geenten! SD
beBable @ud
niht nm tiir
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-22
NUMBER 40.
What Rum did for Mr.. Brick.

The celebrated Sum. Brick Of Augusta,
to whom reference has hitherto been made
in these columns, made speech ut the
last meeting of the Augusta Reform Club.
which Tor both pathos and humor is not
often excelled. IL is necessary to note
the fact that Mr. Brick lost portion of
his nose some years sincoby q surgical
operation. In concluding his remarks
the speaker said:
when think of what am and what
| might have been, can well say that
rum has done much ior me-. Little gOod
and much erii. 1t has made me hand
some man; 1t has restrained me from
sItravagant living. costly clothing. val
liable jew elry, fast horses, seaside man.
sious and yachts. II has prevented me
from being called bloated bond. holder,
may have been called Il blosted "bgm.
mer," but | am guiltless Of bonds OF
stock. 1t has saved me from paying sA-
orbtant taxes on real estate and relieved
me of the double expense oil putting
cupola on my house and putting - house
under my cupola. IL has relieved mo Of
4 family and home. Washing days are
unknown To me and my night-ke
awakens no wife and children. II has
prevented me from being swindled and
robbed. Nobody borrows OF me under
the garb Of pretended friendship. No
body attempts TO wrcst from mo what
they know haven't got-and tho ouly
thing have lost after series OF years is
isw inches of my nose. which | don't
miss. Yes, rum has done much tor me.
Yon can all soc what rum has done for
me. and let me tell sll within the sound
Of my voice, that if you have anything to
do with the vile stuff, it may do IS mnch
Tor you. Shun tho bowl and above all
things avoid the frst glass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-22
Il Lesson of Life.

Of all tho lessons that humanity has TO
learn the hardest is 10 learn to wait. Not
with folded hands, them, claim liio's
prizes without previous efforts, but, hav-
lag struggled aud crowded the slow years
with trials, see no result that efforts seem
TO warrant-nay, perhaps, disaster in-
stead. To stand firm at such crisis OF
existence, TO preserve ones sslt-poiss
and self-rcspsct, not 10 lose or relax
effort-this is greatness, whether ths eye
OF the world notes it, or it is recorded in
tho book which tho light OF eternity shall
alone make clear To the vision Those
who stand on the high places OF the
earth understand not what necessity. what
suffering means. They know not what
it is to noble soul to 10 obliged. liko u
worm, TO crawl upon the earth tor nour.
ishment. because il has not ths strength
10 endure famine. Lite moves around
them with SO much grace, splsndor and
beauty; they drink lils's sweetest wine.
and dance TO charming inioxication.
They lind nothing within them which
can enable them to understand the real
suiieringS OF the poor; they love only
themselves. aud look al mankind only in
their narrow circle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-22

shoulder and wept that he was again
q prisoner.
What happened?
Well. nothing to you. don't want TO
hear anything about army regulations,
"conspiracies," court martials," and
such talk. It is, however. my opinion
that Col. lie Vile got away somehow.
was down in the Shenandoah Valley
few months ago, and whom do you
suppose took dinner with? The Col.
looked as bright and happy as a now
silver dollar, and Kate was moro charm
ing than ever. The war had rested hard
on both, bnt peace and love had made
the farm. house little paradiis, and there
was money in the crops growing on every
foot of ground.
\ curly headed boy was racing about.
and Inc was named after me. If they
had not told me this, | should not have
had the courage to reply that | had u
handsome little daughter way up in
Michigan named Kate.
Neither Uncle Sam nor jefferson Davis
ever knew how the customs OF war were
outraged. and ii is too late to court mar
tiul either one OF us now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-22

DIR. Holmes, in the October Atlantic,
discourses OF Yankees" in tho sbrewd
and genial manner SO peculiarly his own.
Here is n passage that will commend it.
self especially to Maine readers:
There are Yankees and Yankees. Do
you know two native trees, called pitch.
pine and white-pine, respectively OF
course, you know 'em Well, there are
pitch. pine Yankees and white. pine Yam
KEGS. We have q native aristocraey, 4
superior race, just as plainly marked by
nature rs of higher and finer grade than
the common run OF people as the white
pine is marked in its form, its stature. il.
bark. its delicate foliage, as belonging to
The nobility of the forest; and the pitch
pine, stubbcd, coarse, as OF the pleblan
order. Only the strange thing is. TO SEQ
in what capricious way our natursl no.
bility is distributed. The last born noble.
man / saw, was only this morning; he
was pulling rope that was fastened 10
q Maine schooner loaded with lumber.
should say he was about twenty years
old. as fine figure OF young man as
YOU would ask To see, and with regular
Greek outline OF countenance; waving
hair, that fell as il a sculptor had msssed
it to copy, and complexion rs rich as u
red sunset. I have notion that the
State of Maine broeds the natural nobility
in II larger proportion than some other
States, but they spring up in all sorts OF
out.of. the.waY places"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-22

An ArPRoPRIATE PRAYER.-At the
opening OF the Supreme Court At
Pennington, Tuesday week, Camp Meet
ing John Allen made the opening prayer
in a characteristic vein. Tho following
is an extract: Lord, help US to pray Tor
the lawyers. Thou knowest they have
abundant need for prayer. They too
often try TO make good case out OF a
bal one, and bad case out OF good
one. D. Lord help them to be honest.
And help thou the witnesses. Thou
knowest, o Lord. that some times they
stretch The truth and keep back what
ought TO be made known. Help them U
Lold, TO tell the truth and nothing bui
the Truth" A very sensible prayer and
let sIl the people say. Amen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-22

-Chas. Francis Adams. jr., in speech
at Quincy. Mass. has advocated the re-
election of President Grant. He was
leader in the Cincinnati movement, but
like others who engaged in it, couldn't
stand the nominations of Horace Greeley
and GratZ Brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-22

An Illinois youth has been wearing
q fine plated bosom shirt, which opened
on the back, "hind.side before" for more
than year. He said he thought they
had laid out good deal Of work on the
back.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-22
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