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Eaali Des
Wpbnbaufes STR. f6, spruceffra6e.
auf 8sfcbt bes Baiien=Seri6t6 Der Statt 8alttz
more uir6 Der unterSeihnets as Nnnlnlttrutor GuT
offentlider 4uftion an Srt un6 Gtelle beute, cen
2. 0c5ember 1872, gta6mittngs nm 4 ubr, bQs nod
itebeno bei1riehene @i9eHtbum Oerfauien:
9aietba be9Innt an Der ytorolclte her 5prrcetr.
f4S SuB otlih Don Der Jtorootz@de Der GSalbirgtor-
uno Spruceftrabe uno lduit Damn 0ItlIh 70 jSuB bis
sur 9Sefieitc elmer 3 6uB breiten auep; baHn norb=
lib. ldnss beia9tcr Auen. % TuB :; bann f%Dcitltln, pa
raGe( init Der 5prucetraBe, II SuB unb Damn Iitoll6
in qrdoet 2tnie bis gum 4nian9s Uuntte. Sanelbei lit
nit etnem 5UeiitodiQen sisgeIfeiGeruen Wobnz
baufe bebaut uno elmer @rIHbmietbe BON $l2 pro
Sabr unterDorfen.
Beotn9ung !: haare 3nhlung.
Is. .. SdElanS, Nonintfrdtor
IOTn "a 4 G ~ z GS SeVuetf & Is nm WuFt
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e41 Snrd 9. s. WnDer l. sObue.
aa:.I Girpfss uns merthppues Giaentbum

-&zA4@ $3.50
an Der
Sorre fl, 4 rutI6en Gb"un no i q y ettet r.,
pem 8elQir=Otartte 9egeniibar,
AMI Tuition.
@ittppd1, ben IL. DGSmber 1872, Ttddnttta9s 2
lbr, lucroen Uit al Srt unb Steue 00s na9ltebeno
bei9riebene Iebr wertluoQe Gig entbum O~ertaaten,
Sas qau,e GruntaIG init Gebducen, an Der
6orrettraBe, bcm Seloir.Niarfte 9S9suibsr, 9clt9en.
Der BlQS III an Der SorretitraBe 20 SUP brett ltno 70
,Iuf tiei bis an cine ) 6uB brtite 4ueu. Die @ebGuoe
on. 1903, 6oretfrobc hejtebsn in eiTsm 9Io6s4 u.
QutgebuutcH B -itpofi9en SleselaeinerneH sSebn=
banie nit 3zit0figem ~ooppelten Sirtergebdube, jest
ais ga9eroler= SGIcn unb Defamation benuet. Die
les @t9entbum 1T in completem 3uftauoe uno elmer
i5brltttn @runomiethe pom $240 uuterrDorieu.
Spgleid> nab sem Serfnutc ces Sruneet9euz
tbums Deroen tptr pie Grinftiihc, SttbIe, Glide,
sptegel, 2a9erbterz, @gtnz uno anosre Glider,
Stan0ubr, SiRn Ii. I. 10. o%Ertauten.
Sarf1ui5bebinauneen: fur oos @runoetaentbum
800 baaI am Strfauista9P, Den Jteft in 6 uno II
UtonGten ooer allies baar, nab Dem 8eli.bcn oes
3dufers.
Seniugungen fir Die Irtif,G: baore d3~ablung.
SGmnel y. Spper q Spbne, Autt.,
5ubot : @fe Der @Gps uHo 6apetteitra6s.
(286, Z, 9,92,4,5)
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Ourd 8. s.. SOBER S S0bne, Stmft.
ffMs Sermalters> Sertauf
HsiiH zines
mertbn often Dobnbauies nit 2aben

IurSpf<Gcfe Der GantpHS2ipe. unr Surfefr.
in Solee zines 0efretes oe5 areis 5 @etibts Der
Staot Baltimore miro Der llntertctbRfte als QerpaI=
ter aui offentliher Mutton an VlaBe Wittfppd,,
Den Is. 9eSember 1872. Na9mittass um 3 nbr, per-
fauien:
0as nad,aebenre @rnnSeisentbum, beItriez
ben, mic iol9t: OIL eer NorooitzSfe Der s antorsApe.
unb Bnrteitrase anianaeno; bann norolih, longs Der
SurfeitraBe, 100 5u6 ge5eno; oann 0ftlib, parallel
nit Canton : apenue, Is BuB; bann iiplin, parallel
init SurtefraBe, 100 5uB bis 5ur Canton : 4peuue;
bann lueflit, lan8s Der GantOnz4penue, Is SuB bis
gum 4nfan9e.
Die @ebduoe betsbsn in einem II EN- II n 3 t.
sebanteu o~reitoftgen 5ieqelft eiRerneu
90 obnbauie mttSnbeu, elmer idbrli9engrano~
mfetbe Don 500 unteruorien.
acknowledgment: Gin 8ritttbeiI baar unS Der
9eit in bpei eleiben !3dblungen IN 6 uub IL Monaz
ten, ober Mqes baGr, nab Der gSabl bes 36ufers. Die
Grebitz3 abtun9e ell !3inien tra9en0 unb CUR 3uirieoen=
belt bes 8erDolter5 9~eiithert.
Sbomas VI. Griffin, SeripuIter,
Sit. PIP, G~aitRrn=Apenue;
g. 8. Cover q Spbne, 4uft.,
SiboiieSde Der @apz uno 6apettetrase,
1888, 6,8,9 t,4, 30f)
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kuI1L- Sas empfeblensiptrtbe Robnbaus SIR. 27S,
gbeK Sapetteftra6e, tiir6lid leparirt unr i'm beten
3uitanoe, eruHp Sinsfrci, lit 5u p%erfaufen bel
5ingcs 4 Sarseant,
(2Si-) SIR. 2, OF. BdnlHr.
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3u oerfautel

Cine autsetuserittete 9dlerei Hsbit @onbitorz@e=
iddit nit 5zjGbristr 8aht lit pe9en Srantbeit btaia
8l oertauIen. gin iehr outer @ef1Gfts No?
ia9t Die Sspee. b. 81. C286-O
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GrefnturszG crfauf
RlIE elmer
ipcrtbDoaen 2a9crbier : Srdnerei
in
Canton, ais Eaul gaier'8 Srauerel


betannt.
SH ToGae zines Sefebles oes gBaiieneertGt5 BON
Baltimore @ountp, miro Der uRttrleldnete Srecutor
ec5 uGritorbenen &aut 8ater aut ofrentltber tuition
OUenn rIht frit6er ourb 8rIoGts& frtGun an Ytobe,
DfpufGs, Den %. SeBeTnber 1872. MtorSens IL
gas ean;e ,pertbpone Sruntcigeuthum an
Der Norolelte DER S'OonreG fraBe in Saltlmorezeo.
i'll Canton, oils Saul Sdier's SIcr6raueret befarnt;
on rr Worbieite DER 0'9ouue1hraBe ~un8efGbr 81
InS breit uno 140 6u8 ttei bis an cine 70 JuB brelte
&ae1.
ODi9es Gtaent6um umfa6t 2 ieparate an9renBenbe
0runoplQBe Der eire an Der S'Oonnel itraBe 80 SuB
brett uno cine 9tefe BON t40 6uB bus an beiu9le ~
SuB breite AGep, uno elmer idprltben Srunomietpe
BON $15; Gfr dnoere 81 iSuB brett uno l4O i5uB tIet
bis an beia9te 70 6u6 brelte alep. uno Ut elmer 1abrf
liheu @rlnomietbe BON $l5 unterruorfeH.
Sie beiben oben bemerttcn Slate Deroen %BuiaIl,=
men nit auen @e6dupen unb S-aeru oarauf, uno
allen Uiaihtuen uno @tnrlhtuEQen, Die eaiu 9eboten,
uno ruelde cine oorST9ttbe Su9erhlerbrnueret, ole IN
cOmpteter Sronung iir Notwithstanding III,
p~ertdutt.
Niles bene9Gide Giaenfhum unS Mrtifel an
beIagten Yloee, bcitebenp luie toI9t:
l0j 6arer nn9elG1r 1000 Bdtrel5 entpalteno, -
9dbrz 9uDer, 1H9eIaot 9o4 Barrels entpolteno. 400
Siertelfdiier, so abteIidfisr, 1 BaGrShien, 2 Btstor,
2 8UGilpdnnt9e g&ageH, l neutrality-suspicious., l 6a'
mllieuDu9en, l Su9ger gSugen, ooppclte mo ems
fsde 8ieroe8eidrre, 1 @ummIf6lGuf, gsertteuge'
@~erdtbI6aiten II. / ~, tpte 9erpobnli3 in elmer Dor
5tiglibeu Sraueret 9%ciunpen rperoen,
Gerner:
$50 Safer 2~a9erbier.
fSerner:
4le 9Cu5bqlt9erltbe i'm gSobnbauie bes Seritorr
beneH, Ger 8rGuerel on9renScuo.
Serner:
Sur ieIben 3eit
ienen freien @runoplag an Der Siioieite Der doom
nelitrdBe oil Der Gfe Der SsconoTtraBe I'M heiagten
@ountp in Canton, nabe Der Brauerei 9ele9en, 80
fTuB brett uno 100 fSuB tief, uuo elmer iGbrltdeu
@runbmitbe pom S87 80 unterporIer,
Seiie oieies Gisentbuns miro Dem 9dufcr nab
gmpfan9 Der 8nQrSablun9 ge9eben.
8crtdui5beotnguu9en, ME III 0etret uor9elbrte=
ben-6ir has Observation-Disclosures unb bas 0amtt
p~erfauite perI6nttGc @igsntbuIn: EN- Dritttbeil baar,
Ger 0fgft in Spei Sablun9en in IL uno "a YtonateH
mt 3tnien pom 8trtouistags. Ste 4btanps5abluHH
gen 6urt Jtoteu oes 8duiers nit ssnebmlytGr 5Iber'
belt geoett. Aaes QEoere hcDe9Il9e @t9entlurn
baar bel 4blieterun9.
Seinrid, Straus, gttcutor.
(2S6. 92,Sl Sob. 3. morris, Sutlualter.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-02-10

l,Ths DspAralneaaisf Arisoes',is ssQes11hs
eomuAaud of 0tnsssl ,tsoBe iGuDoki sh1Ads
el,hstrss1aslR RnsshsSAe II sKsoO iiU b.f-ui ehf
5 sGessal Cntoh eslnm6d somaatdseGtbS
D6oerehneuE Juns l1se. .aodimasdialAlytnDb
IL AsaA is4fersosu Hohas hadh Ssat ezbi
patssss iansAsnk md ananag'qGs k6ihas
sroAf feo,1i@v nsd.l1s iatnsia1lynE0wss6
his ssAhs,a,s svsen iss6ea1aDols wAbi ~ -
usaboaith1 RAseidsnts = - Uuisd1s 6esaod,
akroanbleiD lhs hishsabt st1u xes&se
thsfDanhsyee Lin tDsanA slas
is,hlsveHsnd sassDbais raUhiasAi lAn1sowet
uAsASaafp aed jaaltana Asaasstiepa6
thebca ahosNoA p1ooGs i slhAhis va1sAonD0A
msrds the lovs end confidence Of ~ t11se:,
Aha isg1nBu1ha11 1ikIis
0ea)es@ es@IsiSun1unslhGeDalsaH al hpiflA
~aelR Observation-Disclosures
~ II. sGbBtojsjog -. AlDIdiox16 N1ity
.pa ss4qia M JPh|,s.'F li|li n A. 4 1 = I 7
VII sS6a = EItsa . tAis 6ae s. lA
co0Du0aIJOd0 0zIrEuM Y1fAH aHT -
rntar7i1aGpA I'D sssSo0s II .aoDl beH &6t 10
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Items about Women.

A Maine woman has swallowed two hun.
dred and seventy bottles of cherry pcctoral
and still Nves. =
An Indiana bride vowed she'd blow her
brains out if her husband went to spell.
ing school, where he would be subject TO
the spells of pretty girls. He went, and
she died according to the programme.
MISS Alice Webber, of St. Paul. after be.
ing nominated Engrossins Clerk Of tho
Minnesota Senate, resigned, because she un.
dcntood some votes had been given to her
erudgingiy. Whcreupon the Senate re elect.
ed her by avotc Of 80 too. "'.'
j. The latest style Of visiting card iapale
lavender, tinted and nearly SQUARE . d.
An Ansi.Low Neck Association has been
started in England by Boston. woman.
The members of the. associetion are to
pledge themselves never to reveal, under
penalty OF immediate expulsion, a single
square inch of cutancous Tissue below tho
crcvical junction with the superia thorax,
and to refrain from going to court until her
Majesty rescinds the rigorous rule which
excludes high. bodied dresses on state &C.
casiOns.
1t Is said on good authority that Stokes
and james Gordon Bennett, Jr., met At q
dinner in Delmonico's about = year ago,
and that Stokes insulted the Commodore,
who seized him by the throat. Stokes man
aged to free himself, drew q revolver and
fired upon Bennett, but missed him. 1t was
afterwards hushcd up. Some time ago
Stokes quarrelled with young Mr.. More.
head, and drew revolver on him, but was
siczed before he could pull the trigger.
This was also hushed up.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Louisville Courier Journal writes rs follows
concerning the appearance ofthe Presidents
wifeat recent reception: Mrs. Grant 10
neither handsome nor stylish, but she has
quite plump shoulders and round, shapely
arms and hands She is so devoid of con-
sciousness or pretension that she disarms
criticism and always leaves an agreeable i'm.
preston. To day she wore . crimson velvet
that she bought two years ago when Prince
Arthur was here and wore It for the first
time to the ball given to him by the English
Minister. So you see she doesn't mind
wearing the same dress many times, and
for several successive seasons"
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POETRY.

1N1MOisTAL LYFE.h
stood on the mountain pure aud high;
Grey vapors we're blending eea and sky.-
The shadow nist csspe o'ev tSe suu, ~
The land. and the soa, aud shy were oas. 49,.
The mystical mountains. pure and cold, u ~
To my waiusg soul .hsir seotSss told. = .rv
And listening long and waiting we'll, 80,
Inandibss vOices rose and fell. "' = y
And over the scn where white mi.ts hung, -
A wonderful ship In vision swung. :: ""'E
The nnasts and the .pars were Unfinished told,
Upheld In the vap0r's phantom foad.' ''' V"
Oh. beautiful ship on yon dim yea. '''''
oh, bringest though treasures vast ID me Z
Some radiant gen, from far, fair realm,
Oh, beautiful ship with golden hclm1 Ia ~
Or snchorcrt thou, to wal: for me-
This mystical port to faircr sea7
I gazcd ON the ship Of molten golt
Inaudiblc sounds the secret told.
1t hoated away from mortal eight.
A luminous path Of heavcnwsrd light.
Away aud beyond the mist aud sca,
The beautiful ship Is waiting me.
'. ."'. --OeetlaaHyt ytor Fso~ary.
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"A NovA Donoe.

I: Pie Tblsom TsleorepA Of, tbe 90thllu,t.
saoss: l.sAl BIN. Buebsyb B vineyard ON
Tassdst,lasta dasce toek place in Ous of
Aianaasnsaotb w,no tsnka. tAilarGei pRFtYr rf
.lGdissnl and ees,lsses. invited TO. ID the
AsdisaAesy iseresaqny .af dancing in ope Of
Ihs.lasgsst1 vaass n,the, United States were
II ,assepdaRea. and. participated in the. hospi'
saliiy Of oea Of Ae largest vintaen N, CAL
.ifq.piA - The posasa. aepk vas Vt the
ppeiaiapA pAiaRpopnsq6, .s,tTake your parsnafs
f,E ~ Apellrills," :, alada dancing oonpsnosd
aflar NJ Old BevsEian ,say r. .whih roneu -sst
,dAAasd tlsess slsaepllplAS5sf 5sfsaQm for aventy.
sRee,alap ;aAA thes smpaiciapsti M !Aebs rats
AplAlo q sQpt.sia. ~. .oo9 gallons. .af wiae-" J"
49, "..sss
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BY TTIE BALBOA 6E;A.

13H THU ia ALo4OA . ksAs
sIerras, and eternal tents L-':.' ~ ".
Otisnow that Zach o'g hastlenosts .e'
~ mountains! Ny land Of III. aun, - .,
Am not true! have not done ",
All things for thine. for thee alone:
o sun iand sca land, thou mine 0wn7
From other loves from other lands.
Az true perhaps, as strong 0f hands,
Have not turned TO thee and thine,
o sun.land Of the palm and pine,7 ...' -.
Have Inot sung thy splendid skies,
Till Europe lifted up her face ,1~ T. J.
, And nArvcleA II, thy mstchiess grscs, - 90.
With eager and inquring cyos7
h my reward aOme little place
Top'tch my tent some tree and vine,
Where may sit above the sea,
And drink the sun Ms drinking wine,
And dream and sing sou,e songs of thee:
Yea, day~ u climb to Shasta dome
Again. aud BE- with gOats st home,
And breathe their breath In the mountain air,
Salute my mountains -clouded Hood,
saint Hclcns In he, sea Of wood
Where sweeps the Oregon. and where
White storms arr In the fcsthercd Or,
Aud snowy sea-blrds wheel and whir. +. ...
joaquin NilIer.
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A Modern Chinese City.

t Hon. james Brooks writes to the New
York Ezpress, that-Canton Is the happicst
looking city l have secnTin China, and cv.
erywhere' the people seem ra1y for fun.
Children are born in the boats and live all
their lives In the boats, and the mother of
them often rows or scalis with child strap.
ped on her back. Upon some Of these chill.
dren arc tied bamboo floats so that il the
darling tumble overheard Il is easily to asll
up and in. Their there are grand boat res.
tauran.s, where parties 60. as 10 Delmon.
ico's, to feast, free from. tho dead air of the
narrow streets, and enjoying the free sir of
tho river. At night tho river is gayer than
the city, for the gates of the city-gatcs by
the scores within the great wall-Obstruct
al night locomotion, while the river is open
and free. lovcto revel in house. boat at
night, breathe the good air, hear the squeak.
ing guitar or harp of the Chinaman, see his
fire. crackers, peep into bis restaurants, hear
the bubics squali and the mothers and
fathers snorc. Canton city 10 divided by
its streets into hundreds Of compartments,
and in or over each compartment 10 Q gato
closed at night For order and peace every
within these gates 10 response.
bic to the authorities, for there is no local
police, The system works well-shuts up
shops at dark, sends people to bed carly,
thus prepares them to rise early; stops all
night gaddi"g, all theatre going, ell soirces
and evening parties, oil courting and billing
and cooing, brings home husband early and
keeps him from stray,ng at night. There Is
q river police, which cruises about the river
at night and bangs into you # you do pot
sail straight.
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COLUMBUS REspONsIBLE.- Our old friend
Columbus many Of our readers will
remember as the man who discovered Ameri.
ca-has had many hard things said Of him,
but the hardest is FROM Hartford paper.
1t says, in its effort to prove that the dis.
covery Of this continent was not good
thing: The Indians never thanked Colum.
bus, for one party. The Africans had small
ground 10 be grateful for the market he
opened for them. He led Spain into
dance of great expectations, which ended in
her gorgeous ruin. lie introduced tobacco
into Europe. and laid the fodhdation for
more tracts and nervous diseases than the
Romans had in . thousand years He ip.
troduced the potatos into Ireland. indirect
y, aud that caused such rapid increase of
reputation that the great famine was the
result, and ap enormous emigration u New
York, hence Tweed aud Hal, and the con.
stituency of the Ting. Columbus 10 respon.
sihle for New York. :, a.....,,.....r,
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ACArd T. Five Lines: Square Ten Lanes! Of this
type. Local Business Notices u cents per line.
~ Qoryseortsgee, lhoa, and .Ds,ysys spjEfI
srd3 AcEcaSS. Witt nans m1ss sseD44ts1Eh
iAta, 70 yAn!astce soed' faish Per 9t.t"sb" ID sss
name or initials preferred. -
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Ajax in his - Sketches IT the Early Days
Of Nebrsska City," says DR.. Bradford once
constructed table Of articles in the mar.
ke, thcre-money was shy Of appearance.
:, i ran something in this wise: ,u,
Is cents equhls jack knife
,s 3 jack knives equals ! rat trap. s.,r
=. q ral lraps-1 pup a.n.a pn. Yifs..s.
na 3pupssone yellow dog with brass collar.
>, 4 yellow dog with brass collar, and 3 drinks
Of whisky-:l silver watch. 4. ,iusaa.a
1 8 silver wstches-1 gold watch warranted
to. gu s.,sxap. vop sa l.ssa4 earsr.
2Eola watches, warrantsd-1 aalina town
snare. sai 10 nafEtyu41g "a - a.asS
10 Salina town shares aomebody badly
stufS. sdi i-tI. tiaari SD Ta fA4t nai ~ uaaN.
% someb0dy's badly stuck-1 BIG fight q,
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Hdhgry Piutes ore Il ,he Walker River
Reservation 70 the numbef Of 600 UulSss
ps0visims arp furnished trouble b appse-
hepdeds a..auo,4 & Il lzls. i. D. si,Iag.1ul
's,inU aai ssdt al o! slas,ss* <haai 'S iu,os
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TRaA1hnNT OF 0DieR0o1ooRnHd1s-.Th6
IuupAcsss Gsssfal AAsi diecssd ,'this every
40 sahshgg hSm'. q '.:lsl fs .i!aa piat l4 !:
i'm hl9 - tstsR 4teyenlnG ,plfadp ~ the
ueaioalo0esp Sho ahoulh%a %asias ,At1 -
w>1h hlb fsssysst thS4,Hy'psss. srtsedls
xit1E xoatSVed sAfssd l1Yb4 4khs fbAsst,
sil sasilsa y ska hs,sAA 4 a,i.9 ,sis,sss ss sessheat a4
a6delthe bRalehaG eocA 3dG a6a ileas6n9A
pstuss.h iki'i1kerrshM y . fdbelsd
laio1 l4 5 X ~ l ID & yl5l a. Ivy aSd
nalpsd over ~ 3rqlniasnt, apipjss and shs
So aesiu,suhbsl ovsr,tlzusl lts1ru 1Eh6a
,sruJeeiyt tiAt(uA ia ~ ~ nsSds SHzjIl6tS1
&lSJs u niispeh ! ~ t0ilYaa J|2
sepntef lllgsaesl - s7nplas u saaattess
haaasanAlle - velly5l6lesaE.A .AAa4
k14Ac3ax elg,l L1Iao6wEAd1g sn'i s~Sza
$40 81. d a:sdLe uiE- -aoiia1;siH.a, saT
,.,..!,! y II ysssIly. = \. = s4I|S!s I|!s s.! y
FL 49, Nh ID; - ,s1dssalIiIs ,i, u
! Hs1hdsiw 81 snsosssuA jss y!srsU sasm
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-09

Mr.. Levy, blind Englishman, asserts
that he can not only tell when he is OPP
posite solid body, but can discrimi-
nate whether it is tall or short, slender
or bulky" If fence, he can tell wheth
er it is open like a board or rail fence or
closed, whether it is of stone or wood,
or a close hedge. Another blind man
could tell when thick clouds obscured
the horizon. Mr.. Levy calls this 20 Fa-
clal perception, as covering his face
with 4 thick veil entirely obscures this
sensational disccrnmcnt.
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siderable sums of money. Among these
were Counts G. Csaky and Honorary.
The sudden end Of the campaign put
stop to their plans before much Of the
money had been expended, and the
Prussian Minister'S Hungarian agent
considered the matter ended, and that it
was unnecessary to render any account
Of their trustceship. But one of them,
Count Honorary has lately thought
otherwise. For five years his conscience
troubled him not, and he followed the
example of the co-agents but, q few
weeks ago he started for Berlin, and
gave bismarck full account Of his dis
bursements made by him, and offered
to render the remainder. Bismarck re-
fused it, and recompcnscd the honest
steward by presenting him the unspent
amount. However, Count Honorary
had taken into his confidence come Of
his Hungarian friends-COunt Louis
Karolyi and Count Bella Kegleich, both
scions of mighty Magyar Houses. To
the former he'intrusted SSO, 900, and the
latter received rather more for the pur-
pose of assisting Honorary to raise the
standard Of revolt. Only a fraction Of
these amounts can have been expended
but the sub-agcnts utterly refuse to &C
count 10 their chief for any part OF them
or to return single dollar. Honorary
naturally is interested in recovering
these funds, which now belong to him,
or such proportion Of them Us the young
revolutionary propagandists cannot ac-
count for as disbursed, and it is surmis-
ed that he may go to law TO recover
them.
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will inform You Of an old rule OF the trade
Manufacturers invariably retain for their home trade
their best cigars, male from selected stock Their
second quality to the foreyu dealers under the
same brand knowing that they not control for
cign trade; but the osne trade they can CONTROL or
portion Of it, il their goods are worth any thing
I am engaged
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Railroad advertisements.
May 1872.
Kansas Pacific RaiIw'y.

The saors, fsvorise and osiy An Rail Route I,
Ere, Lengmont, Central Civ
New Memphis Colorado SPRING. Villa a IN,
Green Ciy. Cneysnn-, SIT La. On,
N MARI; Reno. s.e..rass.
Kansas, Colorado, the 1ogr,eos,es. anA
the Pacific coaoe.
20 gmn,oas or fsrry transfer by this route
day,. ''"':' FAesPssss
l ES,Prv.s trains run daily
Expires s:sS A. ~ Mail SIS IN.
Trains l~ave Salins r~iux Eat.
Exrrcss SIS p. u. Nab s:r AN
Persons taking this popular route viii maA. elo,,
nections with trains As follows:
AT Lawrence for baldwin City. Ottawa. t.r,-u.
topa, IT. Scott. and baxter springs.
At Topeka for Rariinx.m-, Empor,a, Co,to. v...s
Falls, Florence. Wichita. &c.
At Junction City for Council Grove. Empori.. ae.
Al Carson with the southern Overland Mail and n,
press Company's daily line Of coaches for Pu~h,o.
silver City and all points in New Mexico and An.
At Denver with Passenger and Expires. ec.eh-. s,r
Georgetown, &c and with Colorado Central Railrusd
for Central Oty, Golden City, &C.
At Cheyenne Ogden, Salt Lake City. Elko, R~s..
San frAncsco. and >poinis in California and The Ter
ritories-
AT Leayenwursh Atchisou and ST. Joseph
Atkansas City, =. state Line - and ..Cn,op'' n,
pot. for Sc Louis and Chicago. and points Soash a.d
trains and thruu.h between Kansas CITY. iEnv-r
City aud Cheyenne.
500 oo choice farming Land. for sale .,,u
ated along the line Of the Kansas Pacific Railway =,
trOm " To - prr ncre. for uartrularx all
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Kansas CiJand St Louis Short Line.
The North Missouri Railroad

l. the shortest, quickest am nom ksass.
City and the Westio
-. Lo.ss aaA 80 Esssesa, SeasAsss, zee
N"Sseese eesees, vea ~. 3o~es.
All trains ofth~ Kansas i'scidc, Mfssah Rivsr FORT
scott Gulf Rsrussi. Missouri River Railrosd ttttu
trhison and isa,ruworthl AMI Missouri Walls, Rail
roai connect direct with this rssad In the
GREAT UNION At EkNsAs <irr
AMI Union Depot at Harlem, running through 10
n. lo,is WITHOUT CHANGE.
This = the only route from Kansas City s.iax The
PULLMAN r>LAss sIrsrtS. cans.
tsrrtss secured at all important places In ths west
The trains "f th. line make direct ry,iahi~ con-
nrctos at ~ Louis with all morning fast trains. NAL
ing tins
T8aE QU1CK 0OCT9 EAST.
We land passengers at Carr street Ferry. ~ L,.u..
thus avoiding long aai tedious onnibu. transfrrs.
u>ct>SArI. iotisyiLLr. t>pis~AroIIs, COLLEEN
hts, Nk~ fonN NASHVILLE, pNro>. ss"A-
WILLY, >sw oRIss>-, NGSrHi-. saIwo.
haLTiNoae. WASHINGTON. riIT~srh.,
ko>To>. CLHANLtNp,
ART reachr'i cy this Line.
Fare ~ Lsss - ~ ssy ssAss 0ssss.
~ fhr.ug.. tck~t. " bad Il all raiirasd sirk~s
oiises IN The West th~ ksa-as seiac. Wort sests
aud Gaif i;ars.i. nj vrth Atehtsoa and al
IMPORTANT towns In Nsnss.. :. ~ KNIGHT,
II &: wNkER. t..nrrai frrizia Art. ~ Is.ui..
\. w AiiisPAt6u. General Western Agent.
l. 70 DUNN,
FL
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Glassware and HOOdenwaTe.

Ye-sr-. N.i,on & skanrkc sly 10 the people OF Nc
ll,.r... coiinte When YOU .->Irc To- purchase gsyis
com. and see ~ cur goods bnu; In the East
crn markets with special reference 20 the wants ct ts
I..,li, AMI aud VIII sell them CHEAPER thin 't.igr
hoi-r- and time warrant them To b- ffe
ci-s. Come and u. vac'i-r or not 70" max.
iIrcla aud gusrantcc You Kind treatment AMI
no charge fer showing : fo.i-