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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
MARRIED.

On the 3rd inst, by the Rev Father Paeeia-
rini. ROBERT TARLToN to Miss FORA HEw-
EFT
On the 10th inst by the same. WILLIAM
MORGAN to Ain SARAH n. wATHEN.
On the 9Th inst. by the Rev rsihss Dsw off
HENRY L. MATrlNGLEY 70 Mis NARY L.
CkETlA KNOTT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

TNHE General Commission Business win n.
e.oanaed Ct III South Charles st., by
Of every oee.
Afril IS SIS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

DEAD OR DYINo-Whcre the hair is
unnaturally dry. you may be sure that il
is dying; and unless ar,ifcially vitalizcd.
it will soon be a. dead rs leaves in Novem-
Der. Feed the whitening fbers and slim.
ulate the torpid SCALP with LroN's KArnA-
IRON. and the evil. which must otherwise
soon culminatc in badness. will be speedily
remedied. 1t is absolutely necessary for
the health of the brain. that it be KEEP,
moderately moist with preparation capa-
BILE Of nourishing and invigorating il
LYox's KArHAlRox fulslis all these conIi-
tons. and is the only article that actually
puts ner life irto the capillary tub .,
through which the natural nourishmen.
has ceased to pass. This pure and harmless.
vegetable preparation j. absorbed BY the
skin Of the head to the roots Of the hair.
and passes into, the 6laments BY the force
Of capillary attraction.
Died Suddenly Of Hart Disease.
How common is the announcement -
Thousands are suddenly swept into eter-
nifty BY this fatal malady. This disease
generally has its origin in impure blood
filed with irritating. poisonous materials.
which circulating through the heart. irri-
tate its delicate tissues. Though the ir-
rita,ion may at FIRST L- only slight. produ-
cling little palpitation or irregular action.
ye, BY and BY the disease becomes firmly
seated. and Inflammation or hypertropby,
or ,hickering Of the lining membrane or OF
the valves. is produced. How wise to
give early attention to case Of this kind.
Unnatural thrObbing or pain in the region
of the heart should admonish one that all
is not right. and If you would preserve it
from further disease, You must help it to
beat rightly By the use of such remedy
as shall remove the cause Of the trouble.
Use Dr.. Pierce. Golden Medical Discov-
cry before the disease has become too seat
ed. and il win. By It's great blood purify
ing and vonderfal regulating properties.
effect perfect care. 1t contains medici-
nal properties which act specifically upon
the si.sses Of the heart, bringing about a
healthy sssioa. Sasd BY - frs.-e'ass
iruggs.s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18
TERMS OF SALE.

Onr-hslf &c The rurch .sr m .ncv in ca.h
n, d III" balance AT twelve months ere IN
he ic',rred p1ymcnt "a l." secured b,
tie bond 'r not Of the purchaser. vs. L
security {" lie approved hy the T,as.c".
aud I" bear interest from the date ~ sale
When all tic purchase money STALL
be paid, III" Tru>,r' will cx.cu,, deed
to the rur ha-er. tree. clear AMI discharc-
ed from all claim of the parties to this
sur, an'l of th"-c claim n TN l.r them
THOMAS NJ LAN,HAN,
Trustee.
COMBS < DOWNS,
Attorneys FIR Trustee.
ABE!L 4 ABELL. Au-tioucrr..
Apt! Is, 1872 is.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

CONSTABl.E'S NOTICE The undersigned
having been appointed Constable for Icnn.gl
Town district, wili be thank iui for arv hu>ine>,
thrown in his way, and pledges hiu.s,lr % he
prompt in making collections and punc,u.l IN
paving over all monies which NAV come into
his hand, thcrefrcm
BENJAMIN FuNW ELL.
Apr! 18th, ls.,-lm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

reported ssses - ~ hhds LEgs Cor New Yosk
and IS bids Cutting rohscce for export, all as
full qso,a,ions. Virginia remains very ssiet.
no ssses hessg reported this week Prizes soe all
descripticss ere 6rn,r maintained, and re quote
to-day rs fsliews via !:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-18

At the residence Of her husband In the Facto.
~ district, ON 4,h OF January last, MARY R.
wife of John Shsdrick, aged about 80 years.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

Derlu6up9. Gd bur9 uebernabme bon
Statihenrpu in einem Stide 3u ,btas
miiren, weldee an, stem Nopember nit
@lona ousoepffen tperrerls tpirn, snitt
pieerfteben fam, Der m5Be ltinem Sc.
MUS folsen. &
| Wtr wurnten, unp tper 81. En- bat. III
b6ren. Der bore.
GineS nur nod mD1ten pir nod ia,
then: @enn ir9eno Elm gutter Greune
tommt unp la9t: ~Bor, 8teb bein
Gbrenmprt, ra6 @reeley Der
re&te Mannt IN, 70 lagt ibm
8itte, MyIorp, mir fino nf@t49br Be<
bienter.
Gerner ioQte i@ jeoer ebrli&e teut1&e
patriot bitten, ben, b5len @pisl Bor<
i@ub 81 :letfen, rel@es jene an pie ,2uft
9eifBten Iemterjdaer pp,n BEN collage
pe6 Naron @popri@. Sim
Smitb u. a. M, NIT Dem 8plte ip{e,
len. sic fubren eoS @ort u@efcrm"
i'm Munee unp mstnen Btute. Sir
pteie 6erren Die 8aBenpfete %ab;uaeben,
UNI ibnen bic Imtsz &afanten aus, ben,
Teuer III bolen, Gas, 1outen mir cenfen,
mare feline Nrbeit fir einf9tsYoQe,
fret 9ettntte ceutl9e 8urser uno patrto>
Ten.
uGrwprben."- Mus Der lesten
Drummer oe6 50 olfsbIatt" erfabren
mir, rag" S@ur3 unp Grumbull
BON cer Demofratte uerwprben" NOR
ben. Dies miro ben tetrvfenben SEER
redt i9metdelbafte Neui9feit ietn.- 8a6
eS a~berbanpt nit benz auf @impeI Don
mebr ale: pplijetptprtser Dummbett be-
re6neten 2pdruf alter acknowledgements
9eliteuer: ~Wir lino ale &epublifa<
ne +" fir cine 9ewanpntb bat, ta5 3ei9t
fclgence Neuberun9 res ii6 Ian9fam ater
peutli9 9%reelenfrenren. immerbtn aber
ebrli9en u@eez
melder untsr benz Is. Suit last:
!: Dte ~@ itlt@e pof" 1T mobl
i'm Srrtbum> wenn ie metnt, bic BRET
Mtatonen ren1efratii9er 8dbIer feien
pur@ Die 8el9la0e ibrer Convention in
Baltimore pl6bli@ &epublitoner 9epprz
ben. Die Dfmpfratie 1T mad 8altiz
more genau IL petaotratii@ wie y orber,
unb bic 8eidllNe eer 8altimorer @onz
nention baden nar Die Beoeutun9, bo6
BIT Dempfratti9e Gbarafter Der Gineinnaz
tier Ylatf Form uno Ganoicaten unp ibrer
Mnbdn9er IN re9elredter Torm anerfannt
unp con tattrt rrurce.
@reelep> 8rpwu1 Gdur& GrumbuQ
'inD jebt ebenlo Demefraten> wte rie6 npn
jeber 9ba,ruan, &osarp, 5enorid6 uae
penoletpn 9epeien fine"
Mllo fast>per uSeebote" unp 50
is et" la9t Naumann. t.:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

bait. Sie fudts I'D ~ fa7en, IRE Ebrdz
men 81 perter@n; fe ld6elk tbm nit
feudtem @use entsese1> Fe bat ut1 Gerz
seibun9, BOP fe 9erabe i'm gum Mitpii
ier ibres @ebetmnt1es> tbrer Mbretis
madte> unb motipirte pisfe 3unautbung
10 3art> bab ie, pbne ibrem @t"l3 gu ner>
seben, tbre 9an3e Net9un9 fir Jpn an ben
Sag leste. @ufao, Der 10 falt une
9lei@sdlti9 gu ibr fin9etreten, bdtte elm
Gellenber3 beliBen mii1en !; er fablte fl@
unwiaflbrli@ &pei@ 9eitimn1t, als ct biz
ies tntere0ante @eid6pf Dor it@ fab ols
er temerfte> pel9e @libe e6 lie toitete,
ibren @&mers gu iberwtnten. @eiber<
tbrdne1 e%rtpafntt1 1elbit ben ftdrtften Der
Mdnner; trSlteno nabm. er tbre 6ane, Ct
praidte fTe aus Mlttletp,' <er t1Bte ibre
sorten Singer aus 8armber3i9fett uno
entoedte tei bieier @ele9enbeit Elm tleines
MeeaiIpn auf tbrer 8ruf bus er ielbt
ibr einf 9ei&enft.
(Tort1etura folot.)
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GortleBun9 folet.)
StaotratbssD erbauolunoen.

@fbuns an Dienaon, 16.
Sult. g. se9en @ewdb1uu9 Der
Grlaubnib, bur@ &o9er6 6au5 an Der @de
Der ct. Yeter une 3ten Stroee einen She'll
Der Straee eiunebmen ~ lalsn, gebt Elm.
Die @a@e miro ouf Murroy'5 Mntroe
elmer Sps;ialeommittee, bsftebenp aus
ZEN Mlperm1nnernM urraY, 0rewer>Ioy>
lor, &rteser unp @iliuS nit pe,n Nufz
tra9 ubermtelen, Die con lem @ebiupe
beleBte Gle ~ rdunen unp an Der 0e0e,
uberlieaenpen @eite einen YloB BON 9lst
der @r6B: ;u concemniren. 2aut Be-
ridt oe6 &taotelerf :rutren iett Unfan9
pes Gi6caljabrs fit 2ieenlen ..fol9enee
Summen etnnenpmmen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

COMMITTEE fIrMitte unb@eae beriht
tst einen @arbz Smprooementz 6onp Don
$6,310.60 in @a0o. Committee fir
.1fentlt9e @ebdupe nebt. Mlrermdnnerr
Der @rNen Worp mercen 'anaemisien> naS
@runrtud reS 5priBenbaules in Or
Griten @aro nebf ''6aus III p%erfaufen
unb ooflr eas IN rem Beritt Der Nlrer<
manner Der @raen @arp empfublens
@runrnad so bel $50 Bu6 nit einem
6aule carauf ansufaufen.
Sin ;MntraB auf Nu6eabe Riptilder
S@Mrldetne CUR Dedun9 Der Boufcfen
fir Mrbeiten an per item unb. MifNlfppi
'5traBe mirb ntepereehimmt. 8oa,b Of
>. Us. wirp auf &ntro9 pom Mlr. Wil>
Illus init 1ofortieer &ornahme Der Ser
tbeilune Der Soften Der 8auten an rer
7ten Strabe auf BAG betrefenre @runp'
eteentbum tn~ftrutrt+
COMMITTEE fit 6feRtltde @etdure nit
&sparatur eer ubr IN per @tty=6aQe be-
ouftra9t.
peliici&ef trbdtt &uftraa. in @emdf>
belt einetrei&ter 8tttf@rift 9ebemal&tz
men III ertfernsn, nit trfldtn De@uu u.
@orliss T%enferlapenz Tabrit &eidweree
peranlabt bat. - Bittidrtft 9eeen Gr6f>
nuns pom Seletart<5 traee cem 8oarc
IF y. %. refertrt ; rito Bitt'&rift Don
Mnmotnerr an Wfcunt< Nirp fur@euoem>
nirun9 einee. Streifen eanpes bebuf pla<
eirun9 elmer &reppe. - 3, Of y. W. BE-
tidtet fir @raetruna BON Beifen Nse
nue., Modubin une MrunpelS tra6e unf
oer:an9t 6tafeuuna Der @raotruna. -
Ofsnleeun9 Der 9tsn @trabe Don @'sar
na9 &obert an9eorenet. .. Of .. %
beauftraat, nit @raotrung unb Grre'te:
runs cer Stem 3wt(den Granflin uno 3'en
Stroee p%oransuseben. - Btti&rtft fir
Elm @db6en 3wtihcn Wacouta uncSib.
lep Strabe oem .. Of =. IS. dbermielen.
T. 9. Of .. %. beauftroat bic Sfenlez
auno pom Menpota StraBe in ununter>
brodener Qinie pon6uri on na&6aftngs
in @nSrtF su nebmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25
..Gs l6ppert IT'D 3u1am H.

- ~&e ldppert it'd 3ula NJ
tSnnen pte biefeen @eladftsz
oeente1 oes Germ Greeley la3en, wen1
iie rie i'm S6weibe tbree. Nnaeil&ts
mabreno man916 lauerenGaass 2aft uno
6iBe suiommen9efo@tene &ite ocnGdb%
Tern St. paul's betro@ten, wel&e ,.obne
&ldfdt ouf Observation-Disclosures u. par>'
acknowledgements ben Bunld aus
oruden", paB @rtelep 9emdblt tpetoen
mDse, UNI, UNI eieiem eolen 3wed.
nah tbrtr lbwaGen &roft beiten6 rien>
lid III lein, tire Namensuntfrfdriflen
unter einen leBten Sennabenp in Der
DiSpath publt5irten @uffuf CUR beute
Ntene 'su btptrfteui9enren Sr9qniT1;
rungi einss 0reel ely i@lubs para,
ctren laN len. 1T? q T.,
GS jnp pieier Namen $40, iro1unter
ni6t gang 200 bteber Der republifani<
f9en' pattet Nreeb6rieer, Don rpelden
lstt,reu .pieper as . eu4t d { 1np.5
Dos n1atat 1@ benn bod ebr MAJ
aet !uebeu cen Gintunpert,u nbz
@pret6i9 seutl&en rspublifanil4en
Birgern. persn Namensunterl&riften ffQr
einen Grant n. % tl1onm@lub
am Sage ppr Der 4 Grant une1 @Mlonz
MISUNDERSTANDING bianen peni~
fpsn' @tuupen bel einanoer waren. ls,oTy
SSH nsbmaa bteie ,46 aesen 1870" ole
Msi.T >SerS tdrteI @reelty'a unp Grants
BET zen &epublifanern TSt. pauls, apts
ft1 our @tunpe; teben,, d, unp isetl&md<
btns e., bur@' Spott unb AYe,flrinernose
@ereee BE 3abl ber unSetreuen nod
riniiaer erf&tinen IN lof1en,t als d fe 1T
DAT pas 6duRein BE 1urn@ obl pol
benz 4i9t5 Der @abrbeitt poQenos auI
Nidts auiammenl@msl3'n unp b,r @rcs'
mutter Greeley Na@tm1bt am Sage DC,
lGnN@eipun8 pom teineut in poltt(@er
Dinee,n urtbeilsfdbt9en peutiden 2epu:
blitaner unsbr :als Gelpjei&en anertann
merben rpirt, tpftn NIL iuue1fi@llt&.
l~lebrteens, ME seiaet ~Sepes 9bier:
&eu bat fem plafraen", uno ptr rt1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25
.Ner @abel.

2onbon II. 9uli. - Memiral
Nlpen pon: Der Ser. 81. Glotte, Der bier
gum e(u@ war, 1T beiGpit6eao pieeer3ur
Glotte suridYefebrt, tpe!&e na&Nntwepen
uno @berbour9 leoelt--G5 1T bter etns
,einRu6reiar 0eriammlune" Don ,6maz
lbtn &aebctfen ob9etalten rporoen, meiz
@er 6er3c9 ran &orlo'f prdIoirtc. Diez
lelbe prot,fiat se9en pas @erfabren cer.
ttalientl@tn &~eaterun9 oeaenlbsr ptnn
ErSmi1ben Gtuble unp otrcammt cas- nor
Dem ceutfden parlament pai1rte @shy
fir Nustreibuna rer Seiutten. esro
Grons Napies. Nadie'eer pes e'mcser>
ten @enerot< @uuperneuts BON Saeieu,
Carl Ma1e, 1T unter Dem Iitel Bupn
E&fnid CUR Mairsfpiirre erboben.
Alexandria, IS. Suli. - Sine
Militdr @cnan,iftun 1T oe9ehwdrtts in
! SiBuna, UNI pte ;ptiden Gem @entra!>
con1ul Der Ser: Staarn Butler uno ben
6erren goring, He1nelr5 UNI Campbell,
+ SIHcitrsn res &bepipe por9eiaQene Nduz,
tersi III unterluaen. Butler but Mer<
ancria per ye1pampfcr perlaNen.
2encnn, II. Suli. Die Meranz
rria polt briu9t lber pa6 &encpnhe hes
0eneralz@cn l uls per Berein. Staaten u.
grepnfeperirten SfFsieren, jeBt tmD tenite
res &bepius> 6pIsenres: 8utler> Der
@enerak@ pnf ul, 1ein Sefretdr @oplet9b
unp Elm @ttade> NarneuS @trotp9u, lpetz
fen In elmer 9rte6il1en &efauzation, no
1i9, aud bic @enerale 2prtn9 unp &ey<
nolpS une Majpr Campbell befanoen.
Die beipen GrRen 9rlBten 8naer tetm
Iort9eben, her eeetere ni9t, nrb CAB 90
Streit unb i9lieBli1 cine S9ieBeret anf
Der Straee. bel Der Campbell 9efdbrlt6
per,puneet wurce. Campbell uno 8utaer
batten cine alte Jetnpldaft~
@obin Butler s'reit If. nidt bez
f1nnt.
'->I-, cSn Der centralamertfantl9en &ez
putl;f Guatemala LIFT pie &e9ierun9 cte
&apustnermDn9e pur9Soloaten GUS BEN
Sis tern merfen uno conf sci TIT ro5 81
eentbum oerlelben. sSu Der Nepubltt
Solvaror ioQen he .Ssiu{ten atasewte{en
mercen. "'.'
Mabrib, 19. Suit. - @sitern
Nbenr5 unp Witterna9t wurpe Der 0erz
lu& sema6t ben &6nt9 une ole &6ni.
ain RON Spanten gu ermoreen. 81
wurre auf ibren BaAen 8~efeuert. Cine,
Der MeudelmSroer ,wuree 'setSotet' unit
awet %eefaneen. Gs sei&ab, e{es,.' NIB:
reno bos X~5niaspaor auf per .Seinfabr
ron rem palafaarten ttsrifm nat
8erpunoun9en fanpen f:tne' ltatt. "Sr
her @taot btr1ldte arpee &ufreaune. uni
aQeemein ipridt a& pie' tiefiie@ ntrdaut
lber bic feiet 1bat aus. : Die @ute be'
@taSt. II. unsta5rt,' Die '@ojefdt1
benabmen f4 9efaet mdbr.np Fer SorSet
Scene ulnip ,beS tur3er Samples, ter. nj
Der @erbaftjullna GER Meu@elmbreer 81,
ptte. Rad, mtecerber9eftQter' &ube BE
j aaben f11ss ffid4 mad BEN palof 3rrud,, III
lie lest Mttgliertr pts7 @tniferiuuae
rBar9er> unlp Mtlitdtteau1te 4ne' Bolts
ptplutattenenal. .,tuipfangen.. = =" "."1l.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

8erloren.-&in gran unb ituaraer 5unb,
ii 3Da bo6. Der Binber ptro eriaat. i'm 81: paul 5Ouie
tn btsfser Staet ~abjueeten, wosurt tr'u Dant perDRi4tet.
GbaS. 8dtmitt.
pom WaepH,d, Winn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

an W(0ccle1ne SuNWeH OtlQuoYuUL lUt@>
dye feline Mittel bepeutenp Ibertte9en ;
felt 1einfr @erbeirotbun9 ober bate ct
iepeS Beseqnen Yermieeen uao .fte Yerselz
len. @sl&e @efabr fonnte olio IN ptez
tent leBten @isreriebens lie9en?
Sui ap rai]pnnirte auelcing5 rt6ti9,
aber er persab Gins, .ndmli@ feline @baz
lratter1&md&e, pie 1ibm :1@on oft Srpbe
@erleeenbeiten bertitet, aug, mel4en tbn
nur' Der brape 9nfel beraue9e3eSen: gfit
leinem euten- @er3en ;strtanp' e 4tinen
ent19iepenen ,,Mansel, an WiQen5troft,
Der i'm oft. sam SpielkaQ. Narerer !Aez
mo6t, uno aui: piele @&md&t. chen ,fPt<
fulirte Mabelnnt, ,tpel@e -fbrerieiteI BIT
Meioun9 tbres !9ersen6 NIT ."pftn l9t9er
ibu beabG&tiettn 8ubentrei& eurd' BIT
}eltiaute Nbilolppbie, in GinflanS al brtn;
sentmuste, bab ia tieier @tret@ ni&t Sc:
9en ii IT.; lenperu .9e9er feline 90 tttr
9eri@tet lti ), ben &t1t ent(&ieo ter MD:
tise 11mtanb, bos @abeleine '@tlt
aebrau9te fe 9laubte ee0elte11' t11ebgl
terStbtst 3u fein, :ats Maoaute y !
gentrY. ei;.... ut~ Mn, =
9ls. @uftas eintrat, ,ffanb er Bite Gour'
tiiane In eldn;encer Goilette, ober troB'
benz IN Ebrdnen I@mimmeue. Gr tdt11,t
MapeleinenS @baratter. Ct mubte, baB n
iepen @9m1er3, ber Fe beimlu@te. bapurd
betdubte, taB fe fi& in bic raul9fno'te1
, 3etreuuneen fir3te, bieier &cntrat be
-Icilette unb Der S%tiu1uun9 mar fur III
ollo ni9tS Befrmbenbes.
Mupeleine fpielte tbrt Rcle 1%1tlfter
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~ Sum AtIanttfaea bs lum Stiles Dream II ltr Ruf
serbrettef BON ben ~terutnateu S1tefeln unb G&ueeu NIT &Hs
Der EipS. Sic baueru tsppelt 70 lanse ale eaute ebne
9tps. .5rast bet euera S&ubbdnblern baaa9 lns fetb Ser.
a&ert, BAT 3tr hte 81 fe tares iatrlt4sx e&aRbneanurs
effp&rt. -: :..'-t9~ 10 .,4ss ga va .a
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st. YQul MQrftbert0t.

@eltberi9t pSdentli9 etlief:rt BON benz beut-
ittn Banf unb @e9ltl.@ ei9;f # BON Dauion u.
60. o.. paul.
Btrtaufsprets.
Sttea8p, st. 2uus, .e .".,.......~----.-.-. Il prpeent
&uropGijbe 4kedbfeI.
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8erlDren.

DIR Nante i.n.r per{ss, uelde ni&t Gable 9erep
Bir< ette;el uub edute traaeu recte. 6srl biee pesfrn
daffnb.t orb liberal besbut strefa reua u fabf Elm oaar
iauft uRb y.rttr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

Ben e;uersppl, 0se,nstoun 90
2pntor. 5a1aburs N%stuerpen, &rtterbau1, 3aprs, Mm-
'ferpam y %lrltnsen Dte' 8rDntaeen. ..... ......"."57 60
Grstenbars, Malmo, G%briRtana. Gtrit7auiaue, Ser
een. Staran5e pber Copenhagen 60 90
Mauubdm Cber st 90
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ENDURANCE.


How much the heart may bear and yet moi
How much the flesh may. suffer and not die
question much If any pain or ache
Of soul or body brings our end more nigh.
Death chooses his own time till thatis worn
All evils may be borne.
We shrink and shudder at the surgeons
knife
Each nerve recoiling from the cruel steel.
Whose edge seems searching for the quiverine
Yet to oursense the bitter pangs reveal
That still. although the trembling fesh bt
This also. can be berne.
We see sorrow rising in our way,
And try to fly from the approaching ill,
We seek some small escape-we weep and
But when the blow falls. then our hearts are
still,
Not that the pain is of its sharpness shorn-
But think it can be borne.
We wind our life about another
We hold it closer, dearer than our own
Anon It faints and falls in deadly strife,
Leaving us stunned and stricken and alone
But ah we do not die with those we mourn
- This, also, can be borne.
Behold. we live through all thinss-famine
thirst,
Bereavement, pain; all grief and misery.
All woe and sorrow life inficts its worst
On soul and body-but we cannot die,
Though we be sick. and tired, and faint. and
Io! all things can be bornel
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NOTICE.
WORKINGMENS'
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
NOTICE TO sTOOKHOLDERs.

TTNHE FIRST INSTALLMENT TO THE
Capital Stock Is called, payable 70 Chas.
7. Paterson, Secretary and Treasurer tat the
ofice Of the Southern Life lns. Col, between
The 2Sfh and 3Odh Of February next.
The Association commences ACTIVE BUsINEea
on the frst Tuesday in March lthe 5thl lolz.
Parties desiring 70 subscribe % the " pital
Stock are requested TO do 90 before the lst Of
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
ieo -<..-s II. ID. BuLkLkl. President:
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paw through the bars in a defiant man
ner. The parrot grabbed il at once.
and held ON like a vice, while Jocko
moaned and apologized and fretted; but
Poll made the best of the situation, and
held her grip. At last the monkey
wreRched the suffering paw from his
sharp beak, and darting down to a small
bird-cage flung it at his enemy, who
screamed, Shut the doorl and Send
for the doctor with the view Of calling
to the rescue little white poodle-dog,
who was looking on in amazement. The
latter, understanding that something
was expected of him. and not being
proof against an appeal from one of the
gentler sex in distress, stood up on his
hind legs and walked around the shop
barking vigorously. The fendish mon
key was ON him in second, and strad-
ding him, promptly commenced to chaw
his tail The poodle yelped in agony,
but the inexorable monkey, had no COM
passion for the parrots defender, and
varied the torture by twisting the pup
py's ears. The proprietor, arriving on
the scene, captured the monkey, to
Polly's delight, and Jocko was again pnt
in chains. - --..,.-
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A BIOnkey on the Rampage.

From n. ,e San Francisco Chroniele.i
A mo ukey, remarkable for his knowl-
edge of men and things, aud loving loving llo- 10
srty more than bananas, slipped his
ehs;n G on Sunday, in the aviary on kear-
Oax UnS'r street n between California and Pine.
SSJHS s%;nstion Of the canaries. After sew
srli''f eraI inssectual attempts to get one one
through the bars Of its Gag cage, ,.S;,S Re was :
sennS se,no ,nrn with his tail on a stanchion,
be Eouzg grasned the cage in both paws and
burisd n 4 sngrily at mocking bird, who,
m;,b n4l,'T her head twisted knowingly, was
susssSing ~lSs Vim bis pranks- AvetsFan parrot,
with al the gravity of a member s 10, Of iiU. she
Gcadem V Of Sciences, chattered her dis,
nn-.orai nUaui Of these doings, and demanded
spp-SI cracker in q voice broken with ex
c;tss rem Onstranee The audaeiou'
S.esJ S.orl,sr rssponded by elamberipg uI
10 Polly's cage, and thrusnng nl.
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How Grant was first Nominated.


Colonel Forney publishes in the Sun
day Chronicle remarkable account OF
the manner in which Grant was hrst
nominated for President. He says
Judge Carter and Senator Thayer sug-
gested to him in November, 1867, to
write an exhaustive article favoring
such nomination. Forney replies: u
answered that General Grant was not a
candidate for President, and did not
desire to be, and if i printed it without
authority there was little doubt that
some super serviceable politician would
call upon him and ask him if he had
been made a candidate with his sane
ton. He will Of course reply that he
never saw the article till it was in print;
and so all your schemes to make him
President will gang agley. Then
Rawlins took it to General Grant and
stayed quite long time When he re-
turned he said: General Grant is quite
pleased with your statement of his po-
litical record, and surprised that he
proves to be so good a Republican.
Upon this hint printed When Raw
Inns came back from General Grant
with the editorial, he told us with great
emphasis General Grant does not
want to be President. He thinks
the Republican party may need him,
and he believes as their candidate
he can be elected and re-elect-
ed. But said Rawlins, what
is to become of him after his second
Presidential term What, indeed. Du-
ring his administration ne is receiving
from Sl7, 900 to $40, 900 a year as general
of the armies of the republie-a life
salary. To 20 into the presidency at
S25, 900 q year for eight years is perhaps
to gain more fame; but what is to be
come of him at the end of his presi-
dency2 he is not a politician. He
does not aspire to the place. Eight
years from the fourth of March sixty
nine he will be about ifty-six years old.
OF course he must spend his salary as
President. England with her Yelling
ton, her Nelson. and her other heroes on
land and sea, has never hesitated to en-
rich and ennoble them through all their
posterity. Such a policy is in accord
ance with the character Of the English
government; but, in our country, the
man who fights for and saves the repub-
lie would be beggar if he depended
upon political Office. Mark i'll If Grant
takes anything from the rich, whose vast
fortunes he has saved, after he is presi-
dent, he will be accused as the willing
recipient of gifts. Il viii thus be
seen that Grant intended to run for
president for the second term when he
was working for the first.