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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11

Scr. II, @Gnbenitr., tabet aui Noutag, ben IS.
Dial, 9ormitta9s 5u eineut feinen 2uni6e nnb Bod
bier unb abenbs 5u einem semiitbIi9en Maifrdns
dPu rim
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11

vSff<SDmbnrp=S fraBen : Vdrfer."
Sr- 9einemeper, SIR. 114, Oh=sombaro IT,, bat
unD miro %oaiielbe Nfoutas, Den Is. Dfat, sur Geter
leines 81. 9eburtstaees NIT einem nohlen 2unihe
nno @on5crt bon Capt. 9efmann's Gcpele etnipel-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
SeIphrtun0
9entiGe MNOthefe.

&$ Trfetrids @raneI aus SoRau GcRe BON
4A ESiaiams nnb GrokRra6e,
eth In Sulod, Surbefien, eraminirter Apot6eser, friber
bel Srn. Brad, fpdter bel ben 30. Woore e. Giefenz
bad OILS @ebilfe fun8irenh, empteblt ben 5errsn
aerBten, iofpie benz Bublifunl lein 9cihdit untcr isu-
fideruns reeaiter uno binieter . ebtenuns. asrstliae
8eroronungen fueroer nui bas Sorsidltisfte 5uberei-
tet. Grii9e gteotsinen fsts an 3ano. (San5, 12Yit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11

Gin berrlihes Qaub. = Inter alien
Eerritorien Der Ser. Staaten lit Colorado
pobl oaB @in3ise, bas feline Serritoriali6ul.
ben %aufsuweiien bat. Sa, mebr nod, es bat
nt4t nur bic i6uebenbe ShulO BON $40, 1000,
bic es i'm San. 1869 nod bate, getilgt, e8
it'd o9aranan 95 1872 nod
S55, 104 baareS 8 elb in Der Serri.
~torialfaiie. 90 bic 9errpaltung bes
Serritoriums taum s45 900 per Sabr toitet,
10 perai9tete, obHe aae8 8iiifo, bic lese Ser
neutrality-suspicious. auf Die @rbebung BON
Sareu fir bas l~aufenbe Sahr, nit anbern
@orten, Colorado 1T uiGt MIR fret bon Sdub
ben, ~lonbern bic giirger baben audi fir Elm
gan3es Sabr feline Steuer11 Su Sahlen. Gar.
petbagser ideinen besbalb in bieiem i96nen
2err itorium niht 5u baulen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
SIR. N. Ncth

i'm yWinetpaz6ouie," SIR. 80, 6elltraSe, Iabet feline
6%reunoe, ionic oas B~ublifum I'M Alsemeineu auf
Itonta9, Den IS. 8aai, Su einem Diat=euni6e Elm;
iar elm pouTtGneises Srdeter, iotpte oelifates Bier
1T Gorge setra9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11

an Oct SeIatr Eca0
tutrb Gonnte9 Na6mitta9 cine oramatiI6e l1nters
haltun8 uno Son3ert ab9e6alten.
Ser vSeetbppeu -WGnnerbpr"
bGlt Sonntag 9, ben IL. Stat, feline leste abenb-
unterbaltul9 in oieier Saiion ab, unb laoet bierSu
freunotihit Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11

SenbridS bon Snbiana, Yenbleton
bon Ohio uno anbere premtnente Semotra.
ten ertldren ben 8ert9t, baB fe it1 fir Gree.
leD erflart bitten, fir grnnblos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
Ser (irmnNffrin

in Der futbsrliden ct. Safobus . Stride, Ode Ger
gtor9ez mo Osfonftr., fnoet nor9en, souutag,
l2orpI;ttoo ffrft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
.Gr WStIn. a.. M.5,

Isl, Glib Gbarlestr., bat feline gBtrtbidait ueu
reitanrirt, uno miro oteiclbe Uionta9, ben -. Dtai,
ieinem Suni9e einpeiben unb babel godbier usr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11

Die meinbnrtigfe Stabt a m
san5en &beiu, i'm sansen Oeutldlano,
Dieaeidt in Der sansen 8elt, 1T ginaem. Die
sroBb. hefiden Octroi-S aednunsen baben
be,aus9efelt, oaB, mas ben 8einconlunl Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
Sie uSbiller 9ose Mr. 10, II. 8.
n 90 ~ ~

bdtt ibr Bicnie Moutas, ben IS. U2ai, al, fuosu biz
Sroensbraoer, ionic oas 8ublifum iiberbaupt freunb.
lt1ft einseiaoen finb. Capt. Bid's Muftcorps in
bierai enoooirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
Sie r@ef=Saltimprer gcbiisen=
C1efpuSdhdft"
Ji1t Sbmten=Rarf

bat coming in ibrem Narfe EN- groBeB @on3erl
BON 8rof. 8ader's Wfufitcorps unter aeituns Don
Srof. Sbul3e perantaltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
,Sr. Narl Sieherf,

Sr. SoDann stinner,
SIR. IS, Wulberrpitr perSapft Uiontos, ben 10. Diat,
Sotob See9sr'5 Salpator= Bier, uno ierptrt siner
fptreu QuuSd,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
SIR. Neinr. &enecfcr

NgN" wv ~NNkEU*~
Nr. 252, SfEBrdtifrnBe, e%roffnet Ntontas, ben 10
Wtai. nit oellctoiem 2unib uno bigietnem Sbreier's
iden 8pd6iere,leine Wirtb1tbdit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
.Gr. 81 Nrnifhrrnrr.

Ir. At, Ni~arIb=Oflrtet : Space, lahst aui Montae
ben 10. Wtai, gu cinem Sdren=&uni1e unp quite
e ,n,n,uG9 OH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
GrDTnuno bes.,, SentraI.O artens,'

ytr. 1873. Saroto90z nGbe 9oruarc. StraBe.
3r. s. t. 8eBler labet Sur gr0fnungsieier obi9en
2ofates Gui Ntonta9 8ormittas Bu 2uui6 II. abenbe
5u Snittumentatz CONCERT Elm. 3as gofbier, iouii
2a9er6ier lit oil ssc5eihuet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
Or. Tran5 Nbt
49, u n.s.iLE.A 1 IIl- III

SGs Gutap= unS 2eehr., feroirt 0toutag, ben 10.
0tai, eiren ieinen Suni9 uno per5aptt babel VI.
Set's Bof= uno 9o9srbier.
0r. Trans Slbt
it btute Bornttta9 IL ubr in Der rQgbeiter15ale;
bds Sr1eftrion ipielt ollie Stiife.
Die 66. 0eUra Sebiptnn s. Sruber
tiiten Uiontae, ben Is. Dtat, in Sdpinn's pale,
Nr. II unD 23, gseitzYrattir., einen srosen aunid
ouf. aub NJ ro Ittien=8od per5apft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
WDcr's
a~6fI9rrnoe QiQen

IUathafIlc FIIIs)
Sur 9lHoeruus uno 6ets
lung auer nHorouun gen
i'm Rngen, Der eeberuHo
ben @~insepeioen. Ole
8taen iino Gin mitoes
Seifnunss= uHh oortreHfa
li6e5 Surirz 9iittel. ReiU
snenetnhiIiih. rnthnlicn lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
Das 9laaem. 6eutfdse QYsaifenbaus

bdlt aud oielcs Sabr pieber am VHnsft Wionta9e,
pain ab. gsir boien, baB i6 ete Sreunbe oisier
Initalt rett aa9lreib betbeilisen iuerSen, Darnit aud
in pefunidreE 5tnii6t iur stefen eolen 3ued gatdts
All miinidhe en- iibrla hleiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11

Cherry Electoral
(, Sesen 9eiten Zee SaIs
Y ies une Der 2nnse, wis
Y 5uiten, Srf6ltnng,
D Scudbuften, Suftrobs
xrenaft Sntsiinenue u.
NuSScbruug.
Inter ocn gr06ten Gnts
eefun9en oerneueren@ii
isnidatt ituo pentgg BON
gr0Berem reeQen @ertbe
~ hin mnnEAkn.A LA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11

Ser Lafayette urm=2Seretn"
bait iein sroBes Ytoiiet Montas, Den q. Uiai, il
Roft's 6aiu ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
S0rienberiGte
8eri6tet bon gBnt. Tiiber s. SObnen,
Sir. 30, SputhtraRe.
Baltimore, Den lO.I@at, absrOs b ub,
dufe auf Der Bieft9eu 85rie II

$1,000 8irstnia=G oniots ................ o.
$500 gir9inias @%onlols. e9,............... so
1900 gtr9tnia=@ oniols, nit Coupons. ....... o.;
5000 8altimorer StaotiedIer, 1899 .......... 100;
1000 aN.=8. ga. <8abn" SbIi9., 3. Sgp., go
5000 Mar. =@inc. =Sabn"zSbl.. /. 9pp., II, 9S1
800 Ditto Ditto Ditto 3. Spp., 8r, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
MeOi3iniide Ga,eiseu.
MDer'S
Saiiabari

tn tueit une brett cts
zines ecc w~trticmfsH
@iitteI, Die ie Bur 1tetul
9upg ees Sphems un6
Sdubernhes Slutes ents
ofit fDoroen, bcfonnt.
sic bat cine pieIidbris
Brobe beitanheH uno
nod uno mad eiRen Gtui
erlaHet, fDeIhsr nui ibTe
ffh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11
Wettcr : Seobadtuna am 10. Mat.

Die ioIsenben 3emperatur=Se adtuReen muroen
bon Srn 5iram s. 8euroo pom Si9nai@amtR oes
Hr,p Z @ on,rt er,p ,t t1r N "a i'm rc oefnoht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11

Samuel $. @oper & SSbne perIubbatirtel
qeltern &ormittag an Srt unb 6tele bi
belben, benz nerftorbenen Wihael @onfbtn
aehGri9en MuBentdnbe Scr. FL uno 20 au
Dem lerinston.Wt I'M, 1890 an Sboma;
@pnrop.
@ruubt ifS@Serfau - Die So
g. y. Su1ipan & S6bne pertei9erten seterr
Nadmittag IN Srt uno Steae oas IA Sui
breite, At SUP LANCE urt nit einem n
ftDdigen 3ieselteiusrnen 9amIe nebit 9inter.
gebdloe bebaute @runbitiid auf Der Gorb
rpsit : @de Der 2ombarb= uno GoncorbltraBe
morin btSber cine @irtbihaft betrieber
muroe, UNI $2250 bel $1O2 @runosins ar
@oooS, Weefs & Comp, Gisentbiimer be,
se9eniiber liesenoen 3uderraffinerie.
3 er M aitermin nimmt fommenber
Wontag in alien ftabtii9en @eri1tsb5fsn jei.
men Anfang. Stir benlelben iehen I'M
Sta6tgertdte 81 Nummern auf Der Srigt.
nal, 3O7 auf Der Expectations nnb BAT au'
Der YroseB Negitranbe; i'm @uperior : sc.
ri1te 373 Nummern auf Der Yro5eB, unb 24s
auf Der Original Mesitranoe; i'm Common
Yleas @erifte 271 auf Der Pro3eb< urb 1874
ani Der Originals esitranbe.
8egnabiguns.- @ouberneur 8hptt
fat Sobn @oloen aus 9arforb. GouutD, mel.
der i'm Nopember.E ermine bes &reisaerihtes
fir geuanntes County 1871 bes GootidIa.
Ses ieines Greunoes Sobn glp iiberfibrt
uno III 81 Sabren 3udtbaus berurtbeilt
tporoen NOR, am l. Stat %besnabist. SSH
tbetltsn poriges Sabr init, oaB @lp am Mbenbe
bes 8. Suli bel elmer Jaaufsrsi in Der Supp
iden 8irtbidaft nabe benz 9arforo.Su sur,
mace bon @Oloea erioden ipurbe.
@eburtStagY iuSIX. - Sim Won'
tag, Is. Wsai, wiro 8apf Bius TX. 80 Sabre
alt. Gr wuroe I'M Sabre 1892 81 9inigag.
lia, Stalieu, seboren unb betleioet nunmebr
beinabe 26 SABRE oas Yontiftat, gu tueldem
er AM 16. Sult 1916 ermdblt purbe. Sc lit
perbaitniBmdBig nur @entseu bel9ieoen bas
adtjislte ~1ebeRsiabr gu ualenben. @agt bod
ihon Der Yiatmit: rNur febsis iino oes
MenideR Sabre uno a9t5i9 1T ibr fernftes
3il."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-11


6eier in Der ct. Midaelis
G. d e.-9onneritag am8immelfabrtsfeite
fanb in Der ct. Widaelisfirhe, @fe ber9out
barb. unb @olftr., bic erhe Communion bel
Gonirmanoen ftatt. I'm 8 ubr fritz per am.
melter1 id Die @hiler, 243 an Der 3abl, lit
&uabeu unb 1877 Wdbben, i'm Shulbaul
Der @ealeinoe unb sogen in Yroseiiton mi
Deputationeu ueri6teoener reli9toier @eiea'
idaften sur Stride, mo Elm grocer i3uorane
BON Mnoadtisen ie ermartete. Die Wdbher
maren Aae meiBgefleibet, befrdnst uno truger
blaue Sbdrpen, Die &naben trusen lpclB,
9oien unb ihwar5e Saden. 9aS 9o1amt
beganu un 9 ubr; &c funsirten babel folgenoe
9ohp. 1873. am 9ohaltare: M. 2etmgsube I
ais Gelebrant, u. GberbarDt als DiafoH,
Sol. GrilAner als 9uboiafon uno s. Berger
ais Geremonienmeifer. NaA benz Ableleu
bes Goanseliums belt g. Soiepb WGIel
iiber baS Eases.g uan9elium cine er9reifenOs
Yrebigt uno enotgte bieIelbe nit elmer mar'
men @rmabnung III bic iun9en Gomu1uni
%fauten, tbrem 2aufgeliibbe setreu gu bletbeu
nno inter allen 8%erludun9en uno Anfe6tun'
gen bes bon 10 bielen @efabren bebrobteu Sc.
bens ben @eber aueS @1ten niht 5u uergeieu.
Die Yrebigt madte einen groBen @inbrud.
Naf benz 5odamte empfingen bic sur eon'
firmation porbereiteten s9iler bic erite Cont
,uunion. Die Gltern uto niele anbere Wfit'
9lieber Der @emetnbe empin9en bic betlt9e
Communion gu sleider 3eit uno es betrna
bic !5abl Der @Ommunicireuoen niht penigsr,
benin 900. 8dbrenb o~erielben rpuroen BON
Gbore "Ecce Pants" uro anbere p~a1enbe Sc
Idn9e borgetragen. Nab Der 6eierlidfeit
5osen bic SdiiIer in Yro5eiFon gum S9ul-
bauie 5uriid. Der muftalil9e Gbeil Der
Seier wuroe bonn 8ir1endor unter 2eitung
bes Orsanifen 3rn. s. S9miot pOrsetra'
gen un6 betauo aus folgenbeu Stiiden:
Wiefe in B dur pom s. Sbmtbt, benz Offer,
forum ''Super fumina" BON 2ambilotte ullb
gum S9luhe einem ''Tedeum'' BON Neu.
fomm. Die Wtuifuortrdge tuaren ~portreff.
lid. 8dbrsnb oerYeiperanoadt Ntadulittags
8 nbr, rpuroe bas SaufseliibOe Der Gonir.
manoen erueuert uno belt y. 6eftor 2eim.
sruber cine seeisnete Nnreoe. abeno nm Z
Ibr erfol9ten Der Sesen unO cine GetpreOist
BON y. Soiepb Ntuer, Die 3eit Der Con.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17

In England the annual revenues OF
the public exchs4uer are S423.000,OO
of which the crown receives So, 800, Geo
In Germany il is much worse. It's vari
Gus public treasures receive annually
S230. .000, geo. Of which $4,000 600 GO
into the pockets of the princes. The
King of Prussia has a civil list Of 81
500 600 The King Of Saxony receive
nearly $1,000. coo. The eccentric youn.
King of Bavaria has upwards of three
million forms wear. and the dull ole
King Of Petty Wurtemburg nearly ST.
600 600 The court of the little Grand
Duchy Of Baden costs the public treasu
~ eight hundred aud fifty thousand
forins annually Russia has sn income
Of S400, GOO. 600 and pays s11000000 a
year TO support the imperial court. Italy.
with an income Of 1920, 100000. gives
the court of King Victor Emmanuel an
uually $500. 600. Turkeys revenue
amounts to about $50. 900, ,009 of which
the Sultan and his family consume sc,
100000. The Spanish treasury receives
annually S143000 600, and pays to King
Amadeus s35O0OO0 The Kings OF
Greece, Belgium. Denmark aud Sweden
have equally handsome civil lists and
the poor Emperor of Austria, with beg
carly S5,000,000 a year, now protests
that he cannot live on that sum, and that
he must have 100000 more or 20 tc
the poor bouse.-IfdI
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
The Oid GeOsr"pher OIney.
From the New York world.l


Jesse Oluey died at bis late residence
in Stradord, Conn, July 81, in his
seventy fourth year, after life which
had at once made its mark ia the State
and nation, and left a glorious private
example Of pure uublemi>hed virtue
lie was man OF comprehensive and
commanding Intellect, and az the same
! time Of simple and unaffected character
I His life was one Of ipcessaut literary
pursuit. and the educational works which
have carried his name through the
/ length and breadth of the land have
/ been OF character to more rapidly pro
mote the advancement of learning than
| any similar series 10 early life prac
teal teacher, be quickly saw the dehcien-
/ cies Of the existing systems Of instruc
( tious IN geography, and .Oiney's Geog-
raphy for which popularity was
( destined unrivalc5 y shat OF any SCHOOL
+ book published before or eiBce-appear
/ ed in his tbirtieth year. It vas gradual
1 ly followed by a series of Biographies
and of readers (of which the National
! Preceptor" became particularly nofed)
an arithmetic, History of the United
/ States" valuable Family Book Of
! History, &c. BESIDES MS interest 10 iue
cause Of popular education, which he
maintained not only privately but in his
political life by earnest efforts 10 the
Leg stature aud elsewhere, he kept up
/ with the age in its new developments Of
science and literature, and was thorough
/ ly familiar with all the best Of what is
known aud thought in the world.
In bis own State, ct least, his political
record is well known, for he has cen
brought forward by the people for almost
every Office it is in their power to bestow.
/ All who knew him felt him to be
/ Like some Of the simple great ones gone
! Forever and ever by,
/ for his unswerging integrity, his enlar
ged, unselfi>h views, resembled those of
our earlier statesmen. He was, through
his entire career a sterling Democrat
Democrat in the truest sense Of the
word also lover of the people aud the
peoples rights, and foe to centralized
governments and anti republican usur
pations.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
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Case OF Total Deprayify Ger


In the town of Schuyler lives one of
eleven children. who in common pariance
might be called a farmer. although we
are 10Th of disgrace noble profession
By placing such being in their ranks.
This existence has had a mother liv-
ing with him for some time, who
after years Of hard labor to bring up her
numerous thankless children, last Fri
day upon her dying bed, without sin
gle one Of her children at her bedside to
receive her parting words and bid her
a weeping farewell. As the moment OF
dissolution drew nigh the minister in at
tendance sent for her son, who was in the
meadow riding borrowed moving ma
chine. To the request of the minister
that he should come and see his mother
before she died. he sent back the reply
that, as be only had the loan of the NOW
ing machine until sundown. he must
cut as much grass as possible with it be
fore that time. and therefore could not
come up to the house until dark. And
so, while the Fon was running the NOW
ing machine leisurely around the lot
the spirit Of his mother passed into eter
nity!- Utica Herald.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
,,en,el gfsor In OId age.

OF n celebrated writer, whose age Is
sixtyseven. it Is said: He now lives IL
retirement. having given up all labors
literary and other wise" How often Is
this record made Of men whose powers
are uuimpaired and whose labors, It con
tiaued might bless the world 20 the eho
Of time,
Itis related Of ArnauId. the JanseUist
that he washed his friend Nicole to as
sizt him in new work. Nicole repiied
" We are now old Is it Dot time 20 Ies'f
Resi- exclaiuied Arnsqid, have We
not all eternity to rest IL?
Dr. Samuel Mider says: u here L nc
doubt that the premature dotase oi many
distinguished men has arisen from men
eea>iug Ia advanced life, to exert men
faculties, under The impression that they
we're too Old to engage in any ne" enter
prise.
When John Adams was 80 years ol
sge he was asked how he kept the vlgoi
Of his faculties up 70 that great age
Il replied, BY cousteptly employing
them; The mind Of an old msu l. IKE an
ole morse; II you would get sny worA
out OF it you must work It all the tune.
We have mauy remarkable Instances
Of earnest aud successful workers alter
they had passed into the period known as
old age
Ecclesasticai history tells the story OF
Cassiodorus. who, at the age OF 10, re
tired to a monastery and devoted the re
maiuing twenty years Of his life to liter
ature and religion; aud OF EPiPhaniu-.
p Er-a fFf4 al M
several large works before his death.
Between the age OF IS and 81, Baxter
wrote forty works; after the age Cf G6
some Of his most valuable worAs were
written
When on old man Baxter was brought
before the notorious Judge Jeiiries ou
charge of seditiou. During the trial
Baxter yentured to put in u word for
himself
Richard. Richard. roared the Judge
,dost thou think We viii here thee
3osion the court? Richard thou art al
lid fellow, an old knave Thou hast
griten books enough 20 load a cart.
very one as full Of sedition [ might say
reason, as an egg Is full Of meat. Had,t
hou lie n vi ipped out of the writing
race forty years ago II had been haPy.
The only remarkable thing, says
Hannah Moore. (which belonged to ne
.s an authore,s, was ,h4t / had wriiten-
.leveu books after the age OF sizty.'
Says Lord Brougham. at ,he conclu
ion Of his autobiography: II any state
nents have been feebly and some mac
.urately rendered, let it be remembered
hat | began this attempt after was
3 years of age, with euiee6led health,
ailing memory, and but slight materi-
Us by me to assist It.
Plato died at the age Of 81, It Is said
with pen IN haud and account is given
+ another who wrote a history Of his
ines At the age one hundred and
fifteen.
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
Health an clement OF success


It's no exaggeration TO say that health
is large ingredient in what the world
calls talent. A man without it may be
giant ia intellect but his deeds OF dwarf.
On the contrary. let him have quick cir
culation a good digestion. the bulk.
thews and sinews of a man. aud the ala
Gritty the unthinkiug confidence inspired
by these. and through having but thin
blefui Of brains, he will either blunder
upon success or set failure at defiance.
l. is true, especially IN this country,
that the number of centaurs in every
community-of men in whom heroic in
intellects are allied with bodily consti-
tuition as tough as horses-is small that
in general a man has reason to think
himself we'll of in the lottery of lite il
he draws the prize of healthy stomach
without q mind, or the prize of a fine
intellect without a crazy constitution. A
pound OF euergy with an ounce of talent,
will achieve fare CRATER results than 4
pound of talent with au ounce of energy.
The first requisite to success in life
is to be good animal In any of the
learned professions vigorous constitu
ton is equal TO at least Fifty per cent.
more bruins. With judgement, imagi
nation, eloquence. all the qualities OF
the mind attain thereby a force and
splendor to which they could never ap
proach without it. But intellect in a
weakly man is like gold in a spent swim
mers pocket" A mechanic may have
tools of the sharpest and highest polish
but what are these without a vigorous
arm and hand? OF what use is it that
your miud has become a vast granary OF
knowledge if you have not the strength
TO turn the key?
The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
ONE GRAND GET, CASH
DNF CIR AND GIFT. CASH

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a bought for $1,000 3 and The sai,rfsn % The % Ssery 5 and
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The Hickman courier., 1872-08-17
Taken Up as a stray

DY J. II. SIMMONS, living s miles east
ID of Hickman, near the Dresden road, in
Fulton county, on the 9th inst, one red and
white spotted cow. aged about seven years,
having some white in her face, some de-
hciency in left hip, marked with split In
right ear, but having no brands or other.
marks. Appraised at the value Of ten.
dollars.
witness my hand this 9th day Of March
1872. !. P MAYES
msrcbls Up. p. @.