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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01
Calvin Robinson Cd has been APP
pointed postmaster at South Reading, in
Windsor county, in place of S. Howe,
Graft Brown.
4 SAD STORY OF THE pet OF THE IIBER-
ALs"-ONE OF HIS MOST INFLUENTIAL
ORGANS CALLS ON HIM TO WITHDRAW.

a SAD STORY OF THE ''PET OF THE LIBER-
ALs"-0NE OF HIS MOST INFLUENTIAL
ORGANS CALLS ON HIM TO WITHDRAW.
The following is the story of the clerk
of the New Haven House. as prepared
for the New Haven Palladi'50a: M.
Brown came to the New Haven House
late Wednesday night from his class
supper, and went to bed. What
time he got up | do not know, but he
went out, | suppose, to the Yale Com
mencement exercises. When he came
back from there, before he went to the
alumni dinner, lie went to his room and
sent down for some brandy. I sent him
I'D. before he went away, three drinks
OF brandy, for which [ received pay.
He came back after the dinner, and be-
tween that time and the time when he
made his speech he sent down for three
more glasses Of brandy, and | am not
sure hut more. ! know that | sold him
six drinks of brandy, and think that |
sold him eight, and he paid me for them.
When he came down 10 the office. be-
fore going to the boat, TO pay his bill,
saw that he was very drunk. He paid
his bill. however, and then turning to
the porter. said: "What in --- has
versati0n with the porter, which was
too vile and profaue to put in print, but
which the clerk can swear to- A re-
porter then stepped up to him and asked
/ him to look over his notes of the speech
and Brown replied: Il don't care Z
I Cd d-n for any newspaper" anC
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01


At about eleven cLocR on saturday
WI EDen s. hayward ana Mr.. JACOB
RATS, gehiieme interested III the X
bridge Bank robbery, rushed INTO the
office OF the ChIct OF Ponce, III Cl'N
Hail, Boston,, with a commUmc&tlon
bearing no signature. mailed IN New
DIRK city on the 10Th OF July The
purpOrt OF this communication was that
some articles which had been stolen
| from the ONbrl0ge Bank would be found
| buried on the Back Bay lands in this
city. At iirst the case had something OF
a dTeGnY aspect, but on comparing the
envelope with another that the same
gentleman had previously received, con
! tanning papers that were stolen from the
| bank ON the night OF the robbery, it was
decided to explore the locality dcsi@nat-
ed in the letter, and Officers Wood and
/ Ham, OF the city police, accompanied
diateIv set out to prospect. Guided by
the diagram they proceeded to the
grounds. borrowed tools of some work
men in the ncighborhO0d and began
/ 0nerati0ns. After 4 somewhat pro
tracted search they at last uncarthcd
a copy of one Of the Boston dailics.
| which proved to contain one gold watch.
one diamond rinr. two plain cold rings.
one cold tbimble. a Dair Of hair brace
lets. two cold pencils. two pairs of cold-
bowed sDcctaeips. and yari0us other ar
ticIpe. which were all kcepsakgs belong
inc to little Mabel Taft. left Ey her de-
ceased mother. which had been placed
IN the yauIt of the bank for safe l5aeDinr
NV her grandfather. the cashier Of the
banl, Mr.. HAYWARD expresses GREAT
satisfaction at the recovery of the pro-
nortv and thinks there Is truIv some
honor anono some thieves. ho]iryiDr. as
he does, that the communication was
sent bv the gentlcmanIv BURGLARS in re-
snonsp to his advertisement i'm the papers
tbat those articles bpI0n~ed to an 0rnh9n
child As soon rs the DroDerty was
secured the gentlemen hurried away to
another quarter to investigate auojhrr
communication Of similar nature.
----
An OLD-FASH0NED MOTHER. -Tnanll
God, some Of us have an old-fashioncd
mother-not q woman of the PERIOD
enameled and painted, with her great
chignOn, her CurlS and her bOttines.
whose white jcWeled hands have never
felt the clasp Of baby fingers, but a dear
old fashioned, sweet voiced mother, with
eyes in whose depths the love light
shone, and brown hair threaded with
silver living smoothly upon her faded
cheek. Those dear hands worn with
toll. which guided our lettering steps in
sickness. Blessed is the memory of an
old fashioned mother. 1t floats to us
now like the beautiful perfume of some
woodland blossoms. The music of other
voices NAV he lost. but the entrancing
memory Of her voice will echo in our
souls forever. Other faces will fadeaway
and be forgotten, but hers will shine on
until the light from heavens portals
shall glorifv our own. When in the
fitful pause8 of busy life our feet wander
back to the old homestead, and, crossing
the well worn Threshold, stand once
more in the low quiet room, so hallOwed
by her presence, how the feeling of
childish innocence and dependence comes
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01

FOR MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLES
AND TAN. USE PERRY'S MOTH AND
FRECKLE LOTION. The weIl-kuown, re-
liable and harmless remedy for brown dis
celebrations of the face. Prepared only by
DR.. b. G.. Perry, DermatOlOgist, 40 Bond
street. New York. Sold by Druggists eve
rywhcre. m20mOn. wed ,sat&wGlu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01
sale by druggists generally
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PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND
PlMPLE BEMEDY.-The Skin Medicine OF
the Age. Is warranted to cure Flesh
Worms. PimpIcs, eruptions and blOtchcd
designations Ofthe face. Sold by all drug
gists. Depot 40 Bond St, New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01

Also, recejcs orders Jor tie test
CALIFORNIA WINES

E0er shipped to tie E'aStern ,States. The
attention If Torn Agelts and Ptysjejans
desirolts Of obtaining q pure articye Is e.
pecjayly called TO tt6se Vines. Send for
samples and prices, and try them.
Wine Depot, 554 Fulton St, Troy, MY.
apJd&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-01
Cut of Town Notes.
ST. ALBANS.

The Messenger says: A revolver,
six-shooter, loaded, badly rusted, what
ever of wood about it decayed, was
found by the Aqueduct men digging in
North Main street, some six inches be-
low the surface. Saturday morning. 1t
is probably a little internal memento
left by the raiders, one 10Th of October,
on tEeir hurried return to Canada.
Mr. Joseph Thibault, of st. Adams,
lost three children, of canker rash, from
July 8th to July 9th.
PRoCToRsyILLE.
Mrs. Dolly (Spear) Spaulding, wild
ow of the late John Spaulding, Of this
place, died on the 9th inst, aged 81
years and months. In 1885 her faith
er's family moved into Cavendish, where
for 81 years Mrs. Spaulding has contin-
uously resided. For Ga years she had
been professor of religion, and until
quite recently, when detained by intirm-
tiles of age, has been a constant attend
ant upon the ministratiOns Of the Chris
tian Sabbath Her late husband was
one of the principal founders Of the
Baptist church, and builders of their
! house at DuttOnsville.
We are glad to observe and welcome
the advent Of Mr.. c. Oak and lady from
| Jacksonville. Florida, intO our village.
| We understand be contemplates spend
! inc the remainder of the season among
us. Mr. Oak, some thirty years since,
| cmigratcd from Windham county to
| Jacksonville has met with that degree
| Of success which his good Judgment in
business. honest and industrious habits
deserve. 50 that as age comes upon him
hn is enabled to enjoy the full fruitiOn
Ola wen spent life in either the latitude
Of his native New England, or among
the orange groves Of his adopted State.
He is stopping with his relative, c. F,
Barrett.
We welcome, also, the return of
Henry F. HYDE and lady, from Illinois,
now on a visit here. Mr. Hyde left US
fourteen wears ago, and this is his first
return to his native village. Stephen \.
DOUGLASS was credited with the remark
that Vermont was 4 good State to Cmi-
crate from, and we are glad to find hcl
SONS always happy in re-vieiting theiI
oil homes. II is equally a good State
tu 3vturn TO.
-NcocnIy an Illustration Of til" nerC
and reliability Of spectacle ped}arS come
to oar knowledge, which Is, that shor
time since a stranger called at Gates
p icwclrv shop, here, and par, based E
dozen common spectacleS and paid =
. cents each for them. Vending his way
eastward tie man actually sold, within
"a mile and half Of Us, three pairs o
these ewes for $3.50 each, adYertsin,
r tll.n T." the crcduIous Is a celebrated
1i3anu1 r1l or pebble made article.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-25
Scherunssbaus fir farbiee

@ie mir bGren, hat ELL Gomite Der @lraz
loren bes Seiierun9sbauies fir farbige ainz
Der, beitebsnO aus ben S6. a6tb. @bas. 6.
B6elp8, Sobu 81. @or, Sumes 8apnss, %.
81. 2incoln, Gurus Sladburn, %. @ooopear
unb 8. Stabler, lun., neldes NIT Der Yus=
mabl zines paiienoen GrunoitiideS fir paS
proiettirte Seiierunsshaus fir farbige &inoer
beauftragt mar, leetbin Die SefIsnng beS
uerIiorbenen Srr. Sbomas s. Sopie, nabe
Upper Warlboro', 8rince Georges @ountD,
be1ttigt. Oielelbe (unter Dem Namen yGbel-
tenbam" befanut) entbdlt 1852 4der, iii bod
uno in einec iebr ~geiunben @egsnO 9elegeu
uno erhdtt burdl mehrere Guelen, melhe ME
p~eriigen, reidllife8 @aiier. GIN Shell Der
Seiibung miro pom Blacatarpapfluiie Ourd|=
ihnitten, mdbreno Der noroSltlldle S9ell a1
Der Baltimore SOtomaczS abn" liegt, perz
mittelii beren man ben Srt bon Baltimore
aus in 3ett BON II Stunben errei1en fam.
Die auf Der Seiieuug porbauoeuen Saull9.
fetten helteben i'll mehreren Sadmerf9ebauOen
lluD SdIeunell, mdbreno g%eniiganoe Uteugen
0eS belten gebme5 u0ruanbeu iiuO, I'M 3tegel
fir etlpatge malipe Sauluerfe I'll brennen /:
70 older ilHb WalOuitg, IpGhrenr Der 9teit aus
etnem guten, ergiebigeu unb leid,t 81 tustiui=
reuben lderlanoe beiiebt. Der 8aufpreiS lit
S22 $50. SaS eomtte fat BET ielner 6iidz
tebr Dem 0ueftorium eiuen iehr siinitigen
Ssriht e%ritattet, unO oieieS bat euoiif be-
ihloiien e, Die SefiBun9 I'm ben 9enannten
PreiS al faufen.
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9rnmuG bloraIum ,
aerud,Eufs, uidt eiftias
Deodorizer unb Disinfectant.

Der DtGnIel Ciret iGeter unh %perietttH Deodorizer
uno pisinfectant, iobig, nuc lhlen Bllbe II. 9aie,
ioruie auh Ole Seizure ou 9lontbut uuo Faulri6 be-
miisnbe 2bcle In oT euit gu 5%eitorcn. wuror idon
lanae aefhblt, unh uor;helih elmer, Dclder lel pom
g"litieen @i9eninditen 1T, odnit or iittr unttr al, n
nmit6uoen gebraudt lperoen tanP, ea ihttmmG bGng
ourh Dan 9ebtaun tolher, fUte CaTbolic Acid uno bic
Dltlbun9,n o%ellel5sr, nelte ais Phenates oeer Phe-
nal Sodique (Sblors3Glt. 9blorzNGIon), aud idnes
~Ieflaures Sirt uuo acet1t Don 9uptcI, ais Girondin
befdnut, oor9etommtn iino.
BRONO CHLORALUM eRthGlt feline @lite, befst
teinfn Ssrun, Oirtt ourb Sctcrun9 nRo riot ouId
Seybeiiibrung zines i~tortereu 9eJunes, ais cen Su
SeritorenAcn.
IinfhGtbar aJs Gin 9iittcl gum 9urgsIn iGrD tpbs
iberia. boiCn gals, Ausi6lag, Saiarr5 mo etHsn lbs
len AtbCm.
uncntbcbrIid bel goden, Eupbus= unb sdors
lQd=Siefer, i6lDircLoe gusbrliNC, ausidetouEeeH
nnCr Hrtcn uro -ucr GnttedrHoCn Sront95ttn, ionopI
gum g9ai1fr, nm 6ieber' Gltts Jn'EeutraItFren, al5
1ad DiSinf eCtaut.
lin dur fd1Isdhten @criid1s pfer sale III beisis
tigen, atarteuWmmer Eu oteir fijireH, bdnle mon In
bemlrlben ~9etrantte Glher Oui uno 9itBe Gin Gin
%oenelbtn In ale SGInmcreerdtbe, tPe man b~teielbsu
qeblGuGt.
Siec aerudblofe Deodorizer uimmt aui cine sr'
ftGuRlide 28ciie ale @eruhc in 9ite, &orrGtbstdUs
mer, GSGEoz unb SpCIicidtinte in IT'D dut, lpfnr mon
etnIab 1lt'r NIT elmer UertiEntCu Subitan8 bends
ben gettdntt %lulbGn4t; QlcibfGa5, tnoem man Keller,
SSuntTdb9lilt, 8dntT=GIoicts, SGndls u. I. No.. eas
NIT htiprttt.
AlS Gin 9aushoItS 9IrtiteI bot or ribt @Isita
tomrtnoes 6iRiatiid auseritder SeidoSiaun9, Ser'
o6mpiu. g, ScnErennuRg, DiidenbiiiC. RrotbsuItu
hole MUIR unt grmc. Stuipelds, Sud- unb Dduts
2tantbciteG. eur HfCiui9uHg non Raiiern. Wilhtana
ntn, Stnoer=S aualulbeH uRo aueG @eratge, Iuelte
elntn idleAteu Weru6 BADEN.
WuIaefnut ia RintfdfdlSu. Sur ouId
EILEEN s. Comp,
Nr, l76, gSlnlaUWtr. Hieuzgorf.
a gu habcn tel @QHhu, 0ilpin Il Comp, Nm.
&. SroUn & 8riotru, 9RGoe, 8optin & Comp. uno
| Sro9uilten i'm 4~Q9fmeineu.
G. Grj23. 3Iit. Mol Sd H.. % }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-25

gen bes 4. groben S%erfaufes bon 8aupldssn
auf Wount Winans, uelfer Wl o n a 9, ben
~. Wai, HahmittaQs 2 uhr, NIT freier Se.
f6rberuna, mie 9erp0hnlid, ifattinost. (126)
$500 Nrosent Nrofit bet Mount
@inans, Grunocteentbum!- Or. Ro.
Oerid arnolO usrfauits bic Arnolo'ide ab-
t~heilung bon 0tount @inans lettss Sriihiahr
nit einem 9ortheil BON 5000 Bro3ent bes
anfaufs> BreiieS beS Qanbes. @eftern eritano
CT eiuen She'll O%eiielbsn aus britter SanS nit
einem aufidla9e BON 145 Bro3eat uuf bic
Summe, wsld)s er por 10 Nouateu ielbit ers
halten bate. 9esbulb iolten aae, welds
@elSer ansulegeu bab,n, uidt p~yiauueH,
Dem Serfauis Ourd bic So. @oper & SDbne
auf Ntount Binans, meldsr Woutag,
Den p. Mai, Nadmittags ? llbr, nit FREEZER
9ln. unO 3uriidbef0roerung, ME sen0bn.
lid, ltattituoer, bei'ulpohnen. (126)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-25
sE Neiniot @uer SLUT. -es it

cine teltitebenoe &batiate, baB cine iebr sroBe
8laiie 6eseluiori9feiten I'M menidlifen
Splteme burd WlIttel, bic mrs Blut geben
uno nit benielben our6 a1e &0rpertbeile
cirfuliren. ith beilen ldBt; benin nur aui Dieiem
8eae fam bas Wittel nit Der &rantbeitr in
unmitte1bare Seriibruns sebra6t ,perteu.
I'm bieien wiinl6eusluertben !3wef 81 errci.
den, lit nod fstn Braparat 10 erfolsrelf 9e.
ipeien, mie Or. Sabne's I'm It nj M
Mittel. Sfropbeln, en9liide Sranfbeit,
&rebs. Srebs @ei6mulie, anielhuamm,
8ned)enperoiduug, Gronti1er 8beumatis.
INNS, @ldt, 5autauSidldge, alte @eidpiire,
9alsanldwelungen II. f. weroen NIT elmer
Seoen, Der es geieben, i'll Stannen ieeenoen
Si4erbeit sebeilt. Auberbem it as eine Der
ansenebmlten arSneien fir ben Masen; es
mirft als Sonicum, bebt 3 y spep nno
Nerpenleiben uno perleibt cine 2ebens-
energie uno @elunbbeit, ME fe in Der gez
ianmten 4r5neimittelebre tbres @leideu uidt
baben. SIS lit bel. allen apotbefern gu baben.
121. 8. 6t&n.)
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Str6lthe8.

Su Der ~gierteH reform rten 81. s o.
bannis : u I'M eino on Der Galuert. TRACE
miro Der gbru. Baitor Renssr morssn frab 10 nbr
ben 9ottesblenit Ieiten.
Der Sbr'u. g ait or $ n n BON Chicago
miro morgen in Der 8irte oss gbrtp. gohors 0iieS
an Der 20. StraBs in @oibiuston %prsoisen.
SIN Der STRIDE Der protetanti Sions.
" M etnoe on Der ede Der Baltimore. unb 8iImor.
1traBe finoft morden I'M 4 IL nbr 8ormiitass uno I'm
8 nbr &benbs 8pttesoienit Itatt. Ter Gbrp. Yaitor
Innner mirh heihe Rrchintcr hnIten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-25

;oa Dem S9warsen Srnncis SapIor ;unadit
SerbuftuHg ourd9 ben Bolisiiteu Gofteau uno
banu 4bienouus purd Ri1ter Bel in Sri.
minal> Irreit gu.
6ahrunfall.- @eitern NaAmittag II
uhr aiugeu ali I Der Gde Der Sapetts. mo
0urhamirabs bic BferOe NIT Dem s. ShI,
fer'iden @asen purd zines ~itiirste, Der Ba'
gen fippte INN uno murbe betra1tli9 bsibd'
bi9t.
8egen angeblihen 2otterielooss
@erfaufes in Nr. IA, Sf,BrattifraBe,
gerietb aeitern @upt. @elih in 5uft uno ileute
bis sum beutiseu, Dor 8idtsr Sagertg aubes
rnur,ter 9sprhEr. Nnution
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maifeif inn Shiieeuparfe.

SIM Sdiittnparfe al Der Selairs Hoao ftn=
BET AM naditen Oiontase cine groBeS Otalfeit
itatt, gu pelhem auBeroroentlide Sorbereis
tunsen g%etrofen werOen. i3ablreiae Semitic
itebeu ben SbellnehmenOea beuor, uno es if
gu er,parten, oaB bic Seitgaite ith sablreiA
einfinOen neroeu. Sofientlif miro aud Der
6tmnel nit einem freuuoliden @eii9te auf
oieie 9uitbarfeit nieSerId)auen.
IS mirb aus ireier Snnb uno nit Iufe9en gefhof-
len, uno Dertbpoue 8reiie iteben benz @eipinner in
4usii9t. 4ae, Deltc Elm 9eihteS au9e uno cine
iOsre. 9ono baber, ioaten ni6t p%eriGumen, fiG eln=
auHrNPui
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SJn, v@onsert : Oarten,"

SIR. 1f4, SGT : 2pmbar0 $ StraRe,
finrct beute unb Montas Ibenp CONCERTS tutt Der Ga.
peae bes Capt. s. 5bffmanu itatt. 8ir t6unen Seoem
Den geiu9 pieies r~eisenSen Gon,ert.S artens enpfeben,
Or. 4usuit Seiuemeper iitetn freunoIiber @irtb, Der
leine @afie nit Der sroBten 3uu%ortOmmsnbeit bebanoeIt
unO beHen Bier su j.per SSeit treIfli6 munost.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-25

Die fdbtifGen SamiIien= Rdrtte. =
Der 8siub mar setern i'm 2erIn9ton=Diartte febr
groB unb Die 8ertdnir ~eriielten Der cation ausemef'
fere 8relie. Der Sleii6mortt mar better, Die dadz
trase nG6 eammz uno serdu6ertem S6ueinel siit
iorten feline rpsieutiibs SSiGnOerune III beri6tsu. Or
8orratb Don Sriptin9s@ Semiiien mar uoIauf Der
Habfrase serpahien, aobliproten, &etttse nno 3piez
beln iDaren beirahe in u~eber1us oorbanoen; Die gteiie
fur anbere Griplinss .@emiie 9.rgen btruntsr. DIR
Fiihmarit mar nur mittelmdBig serieben unb be
Breiie pGren bober, als Dor elni9en 3Ggen; iptite
Sreble uaren In Ysaiie porbanben uno Die Yreiie paz
riirtea Slp. 90 Cts II. $3.50, DGbren0 6orte 3rebie, bic
nur in serineer Nuantitdt uorbanben Dareu, 5U Cts.
btabten. Nieerarunbelnftno nod INNER bod, tpdhreno
5drlnse uub aloieu siemlid CUTE Grtiie %sr3ieiten.
@ro6eeren iparen iuenis i'm Utarfte. Butter 1T etuas
~aeiallen. 9efisel mar in n~e6erfuB porbanoen uno
Sic Greiie ~niebriser. 3a4iol9eno sesen mir bic ltebenz
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rnadt benz 4ubIitum bic au5eise, bag CT iein auf's
Bette ein8eri6tetes GDtaI, SIR. 81, @ermanftraBe, nit
elnsr Gartenwirtbiaaft ~perbuuOen bat, peIae I'm Mou.
tass, ben q. Wiat, nit einsm srOBen GOnserte sr6hnst
pirD. gBD quite Wfufit eribalt uno Elm frtunslidsr
gBIrtb iaaumenees Bier trepenat, iOlte &eiuer isblsn.!
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SCR. W. wuftrpip,

Der bisberiee ., rlpaIter Der n8ermania . Wdnner9orr
Gale" erDftnet lein neues 2otal SIR. Al, 9ertnantraBe,
WDntas nit einem ~Iiperben 2uuI9e. SaB er fb ftsts
bemiben tuirp, leinen @aiten auf Oas 3uportomnenOis
au beaeaner, betarf D0bl tetner @rp6hnuna.
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aprSan,s Mhite SuInhurza nrinas.

Steler berrli9'seIe9ene 8aoeort in 6reDerid.G Ountp,
Slr9l1len, ipel1sr letler ~sinfigen Sage meg n nit Der
etlsHoapn leIat ~ erretbtn lit, pirp isteniaus pabreno
her olsslabri8sn SommerlailOn Der Sammslplas zines
falblonablen Eubllfums peroen, 3unlaI er ale Ssquem,
llbtslien o%arbietet, rpslde ih nur wunia e ailen. Yroi.
6u9bes' pOr8islihss Wtuiiteorps lit fur Die sanie Sal.
ION sn9a9trt uno tpiro su oeridieoenen Ea9esjeiten ieine
gBetien turb bic erfriihenoe 2anoluft eri6ncn Iahen.
BILLIARDS, 9egelbabnen u. 10. ftsbeu ben Satsn CUR
gerfuSuns. Janrp' unb Masfcnbaue perosn pieoers
bolt wabrenS Der saiiun iattfinoen, uuo miro 8e~iB
Hei1Pr NnunPnpiIP smnfiuhpu
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Waifen=S eridts=, administrations:
uno 0ertepts= MnSeteen iiber-
hnuuf.

8ir MAIDEN ipe5lel oarauf anfmerfiam,
bab mir in 3ufunft bel Den iouieio idon
ibmeren aussubeu fir ssri6tlib u%orseidrie-
bene Yubltfationen Oarauf besialide gnsei=
gen gu perbaltniBmdBig serinsern Preiien
1ufuebmeE lper0en.
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ShtTSua6rid1ten.

Sn Matan3as tam am 10. IRai Die eneIiite Briss
80. 9. Nithois," Gupt. ebaie, pom bier an; pessleiz
den Gm l6. bic Sri9s rs. y. Sro,un," Capt.
Sain.
Son DtotanSas fubren ON Is. Mai Der Shoouer
"abboit Deuereur," Capt: Stld. uno Die en9lii3e
Srtga IS. 5. Groop," Capt. Gerrlo; on II. bic
briggs D. 8. Chapman" Capt. Sni9bt, uno rGmz
me 6. Sal, Capt Tonlsr, nab Baltimore ab
giub Baltimore beitimmt, fun gsitcrH on Ger Sc
flung Utonroe. 3D.. Die yarte "0iara" porbsi.
ela 9Hi S anu IS. Wal gd'u ia @ q n SrS,' asiHgao aHai5,
nab Baltimore.
Die bobe see erreitten eeftcrn folgenoe bon Bel
ttmore tomneroe Tabrieu9e: Die Sarten "Seor9e
3. Sunt," ra1 5apannQ, "2llia u. ;" nab Dublin
in 5rlant; nHp ,Gluerton," nab 5fiDerton; Die SrigQ
rSbelapeaft, nab Oemarara; Der Sdooner nS0p9ie
5andon, " nd6 SaoaHnab, SEQ, betimmt.
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bait am Ntontas, ben q. gtai, III aOuis Tuib's aItsm
S9uBcnbOfe an Der SelaIr.Roao icin oiesi6brIses
YieH'e ab. Sbne Spsifsl lperDen ita bic proensbtuOer
an oieier 6eitilbtett Sablreib betbellissn, umiomsbr, ba
eap1. SudsbGHm's tu9Iises WtuiihOrps FUR Dtsie &c.
lssenbeit ensa8irt lit unO niat lpenis Daiu %beitra9en
miro. ben aufentbaIt i'm 5reien 10 ansensbm, ME m6s'
Iif1 Ill madam
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Sntereiiant ir Apotbefer. -
Sn Nem,@orf miro bennddit Elm Yro5eB 3ur
Serhanoluna fommen, oeiien mir idon friiber
einmal erndbnten uno Der fir Ipotbefer uno
Oroauilten bon bereuteuoem Sntereiie iein
nrB. Gin Otaun ndrnlid bat einen Ipothez
fer auf &c. 900 Shaoeneriat uertla9t, wegen
bes CODES ieiner Srau, Die an elmer 81 i~tarfen
3ofis Opium itarb, melfe ihr angebllh pom
9etlagte1 perfauit ipurDe. Slager ia9t, ieine
6rau lei, bepor fe iih an ben @enuB bon
Spiaten sep0bnt babe, geinnb, intelligent II.
9liidll6 gepeien, oaB lie aber ipdter fridge uuo
Ihmermiithig wurbe uno oaB ihre Selunobelt
p0lt9 ruinlrt mar. @r behauptet ferner, baB
Der 8eflagte oas Opium uerfaufte, ObifOn er
nuBte, oaB ie es miBbruudte uuO obihon er
iab, rpelhe traurigen, betriibenoen Wirtun9en
es auf ibr Sptem auBerte. Ser BroSeB lit IN
iofern tutereliant, ais bte @ntifeioung p%elels
ben bic oeliiate Sruge e~rleoigen plro, in wte
fern Der Serfauf uonO piaten belhrdntt relp.,
Oh Der 8.rtdufer o~erielben fir Die 8irfun9en
pe%rantrportlit gemadt fperben fann. i3mei.
fel9aft fam Die gntideioung mobl taum iein,
benn es lit fem 9runo porbanoen, ben 0rOs
suiiten gr0Bere Serautmortli9teit uno gr0Bere
8eihrdnfnn9eu ouf5ubirben, ais ben Spriz
tuoienhanolern, Oeren artIfel oft 9rOBereS linz
bell anri1ten, alS Oplate.