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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-29
philadelphia Wilmington gaI-
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g t mi c II gTS c Oh [.

g tunSe II : 8 c d. c [.
an uuo mad IRontdg, ben 81. Nop. 1870, seben
Die BaIid8ter5i9e td9li9 (SonutGss Gus9enonmeu),
mie ioIgt:
gSegD 9ufsug na6 g6ilaoeGpbia unb 3WiI6ens
Stattonen nm 7.25 Wtor9enS. 0teier 3ug perbinoet
tb an Der ytelpzGa itle=SrnctiOn init Dem Grain aler
S%totloneH Der 9elaruare : @iIenbabn uno in Berp=
pile nit allen Stattonen Der Saltimorc=@ entrGlsSi<
~Ien6abu.
GEpref;ns mad BbiGnceIpbia unb 0eip=gort UNI
9.35 Wtorgeus, ith in Yerrpuiue NIT Dem 3uge mad
Bort Ocp0fit 0erbinoeuo.
philadelphia : 9terU : 9orter @rpreB3ug Hdhm. 2
nbr 40 N~tinuten; ~per6inoct f1 in &tlmtn8ton mitbe
3i9en flr Stltionen an Der OeldlUare : @iienbdbr
BDiiben gSilInington mo hnrrington.
accomno0atioHs@8u9 ndn Bort 0epofft un6 Der
oaStutl6en g~eegenen Stdtioncn 5 ubr Nadmittaes,
MISUNDERSTANDING z nbr 20 Dtin.; perbinoet
fh In Wilmington nit Dem @rprcBBuqe fir Sauptz
Stationeu an Der Del9marez@iienbQbn td9ltd, uno
bel Yerr1uile nit alien S~tattonen on Der @entrals
Sabn.
Ggpreasug mad geU gorf nm 10 ubr 40 Ttn.
AbenoS.
SIM GOnnta0e*
Na9 8bilaoelpbiG Z nbr % Wtin. abenbs.
Ndt gteu=9orf UNI 10 lbr 40 Wfin. 4benos.
OurhfabrtszStlcte iiuo entpeoer I'M Rrefoenttr.s
Depot, ODER 9tr. 145. 8altimoreitr. gu baben. @benz
10 jam man bort i'm 8orau5 Gise I'M btnteren HiifS
ftbe uno SGlafrua9en fi6ern.
1erionen, tuelhe Siaete In Der Office in 8altlz
moreitr. nebnen, babeu Den Sortbcit, bns ibre 3D.
gage aus Der Bobnung abgeboltuno BON Der %ntlHiens
transports Co." martirt miro.
1919 @m. SrdDforb, agent.
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Ser ,,Saltimorer xnrnperein"

Dat fir lelnen auf Nlonta9 abeno I'M grosen Gaale
Ser ryteip afembln<5iooms" anseietten ~brillanten
Ntasfenban trefflide Borbereitun9en ge~troffeH unb
fth un ocs 8rinSen &arnepal Ipe5iele CUNT beiuorz
ben. Der Zone 3ouber uiro ben S%nitrlmenten Don
Capt. Sofmonn'6 Vtufifcorps, beI bIaI1en ieurtger
Snbalt unb Der Speiien Quit Der Sirior9e be5 5er<
berssz@roBoaters 9rn. einbenifrutb eHtftromen.
Die v6ermania=2Oge Nr. 244"
bes nGriipinuszOr oens," cine 0entide Sbubmaber<
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SIR. SDh. & QanferbaG,

tabet auf beute sar &inuetbuns Der .eafapettes
5alle" in Nr. t65, 8ennfptpanias auenne, Seoermaun
freunblid elm es miro Elm belifater 9abeltrbiB iers
Dirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-29

Paiiagezgreiie
con Brcnnen ndG gfcipz@OrF&
1. &aiate Sber=S Salon $I20 @50lb;
lnter=Saton 70
3uii6enbet ............ 40
Spn JfctpsDorf nado Srcmen, Cons
BON, SdDre uno SOutbdnlptpn3
/. Salute; OberzSaton $120. 0O@olb;
Inter Salon 72.00
RdftGae BON unb mad Srement
/. 9ailte: 06er=Salou $225.O 90 9olo;
unterzSQlon 1900
Sipitdtloe6 ............ $500
65- Sontantcn mad SABRE, 9onoon, Sout5amps
ton uno Bremen gu Den niebri9iten Tretien.
Dtit pteicn S1tdcn lUtroen 8ricfe nQh allen EbeEs
ten 9GutihIano'5 %beioroert mo uuter Der auii6rift:
per SrelNer steamer in allen Bot Sireans oey
3eretui9tCH Staateu Gneenommcu.
&gf9en 6raGt mad Srenlen, 9ambur9, antiuerpen.
Snlteroani, 3otteroan, SoutbanptoH, QUIZ uRb
Sonbou, uHo BafG9e Uenoc man I'D an
Selridie s SpmO.s
gr. 2, 8omltng 9reeH, Repz9orF,
Sin Baltimore an x. Raiue.
Q27-) Expedition oes ~9eutihcu @orreiponoeuten. "
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OeufSheS Xhedfer

Seutfhe6 xbeater
6eute, Niontce, in Der .Wtedanics-Sade," SIR. 152,
sSeitzSapetteitr. Raberes in Der anietse.
Sum 8eften beS v9tle. beutf6en
SSaiSenbaufc8"
9iebt SonnerItas, benS. 5ebruar, bic n8halta," aus
iunsen Dilettanten beitcbeno, In Der "Y9ehaulcss
Sale" cine 2beater=S oritelun9.
Ser vsJun9e MdnnerAor"
5eist aui ben IL 5ebrIar ieinen @iaSfenbal Tin ben
observation-disclosures on.
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CIR 81. TnG

W. Wv DVRI
Ser. So, g8ef-8 altimoreftr., empiieblt feline ~elesanten
neuen Wiastsuansige ben scebrten OaInen betens.
ST.. Geprg 3ober
label 5u Dem beute itattTnoenben Ueosfenbaae mad
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Ser GefanaScrein ,Sarmpl
0te 0reieinioFeifs=SA

SSL EFWttUVN NJWkEIUNE
modt befannt, bas iein biesidbri9er Wastenbal
Nontas, ben 10. 6ebruar, in BEN rsreimaurer=Gem
np(a ffoffHuhPf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-29

tenbelt...... s6n Sd. Sd. Wlf. Nif.
Betterberid,t fir gBaibinstpn, 9. g, pom 80.
Sanuar, A nbr 81 Min. 9lad,miftagS.
E~bermometer : Stano 38 8GrometerzS tano 29.7
Der pf1sieue gSettcrprppbet
In Waibtn9ton ia9t, baB beute Notwithstanding 81 roipeIts
tuino nno tlores ih6nes gDgtter iein piro.
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Ganerbraten=4unfh
bel 6 arr Silbebrano, SIR. 90, Slb. @barlesil

Ser vSamen=N db=Sserein"
bes pAlsem. beutiden WaiIenboules" ueranitaltet
Uiittpo1, ben 81. Sanuor, pom 4 bis 10 nbr 4benos
elm auftern- Souper gum Bcften Der Saiie oes 38aiiens
bQuiestn SIR. %, 0~oro=G afoertftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-29
!6r. Wpnr1h Merhn

9ofoI nnter Dem Ramen: COMMEMORATE nit oelifa=
tenn ginausslunlbc. Seine sablretten 6reunbe nIb
Conner tueroen fd baSu e~infinoen.
Sr. @pnrab 0erbarbt,
Nadlfolser Srn. Sitttner's nuf Der Gde Der @nus uno
Bibote.S trays, feiert bic @roffnung Der @irtbfbaft
heufe NIT ponlpoiem Qunide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-29

QSetter SeOba6 btuna ant 81. Sdr.
Die ~fol9enbeR GemperaturzSeoba6tuRsen nurbcn
BON Srn 9iram S. &enrob bonn SienaGzQmte 6es
&riesssDepartements iIr Baltimore sema9t:
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Oes GomDermemrs YetbearSe

Indep. cav, IT. N. e.,
BON Capt. Aug. Sai6meper befebIist, 'sibt bemte
abenb in Der p@entralz9ale" an ~ytoroz@apifr. ibr
sueites 8alieft, aui ipeI9em Greunoe 9~eielteen Ber=
enisens nit ODER obne Uniform aLs 9beilnebnler berg
lib ipintommeu iinb. anf Dem Sr6efter tbront Capt.
9keIa 6 nrn6: hintRr Der Bar 6r. @eora S1nin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-29

5000 Ser. ct. Elnf= 3uanstser, 2. Serie, -. 11Oh
1000 8ireinia'@ nlols.......,...,. .....,.. 54h
1000 Ditto Ditto ...."...."".." 54
10000 Ditto Ditto 30
500 girsinia nerih. Certificate =. IS
112 Ditto Ditto Ditto t6h
$500 Baltimorer Staotiedier, 1886, .......... 49,
100 Ditto Ditto $780,. 99h
1000 r9ittSbur9sg onn. =Babn"<S blisat., 7r, 90
1000 p@tar. s@ine. -Sabn"s Obllg., z. Opp, 864
200 pOran9es@ler. sW .<8nbn-" Dbl. IT.. Sc
1000 ngt5rbI. @sutralbobn"=O bli9., CT, 1885 901
1000 Ditto Ditto Ditto 81
1I5 AftieR Der n8ant Of Commerce" .,,,.... %
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sfm Naiber'{ben ,,CDepu"

laffen fi6 bes abenbs einise Stnnben ami bic anses
nebmife unb unterbaltenote Beiie 5ubrinsen. Sas
Blbnen=B erlonal lit burbipeg neu; Ioear Der Geqil.
ieur Sr. Trant Sope Bot Samfta9 A5eno einen ti6z
tisen Na6Iol9er in Der 8erion oes 6rn. Slice erbal>
ten. SRI. a9neS 8obiniou lit cine trefdihe @oloraz
tur=Sdngerin, ole ielbt Die i6Dierieiten 8aiasen
NIT ihrer Gd1ulP iihPrminAef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-29

Masfen.Nnsiee.
Die 3eit Der 6aftnadt unb MGstenbdle rudt nd
Der. GBir oerueiien b~eionbers sur Wietbuns Don
NnSiisen aui ole anSei9en bes
Srn. 0lntom Reifer, SIR. 81, German, na9e Gu.
taluitraBe.
WaSfenbau 0es vNrion."
Der @eianguerein pArion" 5ei9t ieinen biesi69ri=
gen aroSen Wtasfenban aui ben 4beno bes 70. Ge=
bruar in Der p@oncorbta" on.
Cine SOiparb'ihe NGbmafbtne
tommt Dientas bel @eIesenbeit zines Bales in Der
.Gurnbale," Nr. 84K, 2Be itsS altimoreitr., 5ur ausz
ipielung.
Der EurnDerein v0prtpGrtS"
a%nuoncirt ieluen 9roBen Dtastenhoa iIr Nittfuoh,
ben IA. Sebruar. sinlo6farten ju 81 fino bel ben
Wtit9liebern gu BADEN.
Ser 6efaneDeretn vGintraht"
eibt 0iontas, ben 5. ~februar, i'm sro6en Saale bon
Raine's Salle ieinen erten Nasfen= unb @ipilbaG.
Den Sbrenihmaus liefert Capt. 6elonann's Muft@
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Oas

bietet bieie. Bode iuiener un9emein Sebenstuertbes.
miro oieie gRode gum letten Male bier ~auftreten un6
in ietuer Sri9inalzlnterbaltuns pGnetooten II. aben=
teuer Der garrti6ften unter Den Barren, " fuobei ibn
Com uno Soc uHterfiBen, %9lan3en.
WittluodS uno Sonnabenbs gtahmittag lit Sorz
ftelInna iir f~0nlilien, Isreitoa Mbenb fir Qamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-29
e aloro0eUtldrr IlODO.
~Negclmd6iae birefte
Qof D~ampfI1iffabrt.
5fullAen
Brenfcr uno 9fetpsMprF

wv iEIU1 tWEt TUIWt .
Sun Sreinen
tebeH D2ittiu0h mo SonnabenbI
con Southampton
teoen 0tcnto9;
BON SABRE
ieben ;iUetten Sonnabeno;
BON eicrp=gjprR
itoeH 9onneritag uuo SoRnabene,
an luelhen 3O9en Die 8Qmpfer
Die Bereiui9te StdatcnzWOft
Hebmen.
Die 80mpier bteier eiHie baIten sur 2arouna be
Rafa8tsre mad GnslGne in 5rdnerei6 in
Southampton an,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-29

am Sonnabenbe bra1te fe bic BON 9onoon=
BERN (Srlano) tomnlenbe norrse9llfe Barrie
DOeobata" mad benz Safen.
@eltern 4ben6 10 Wti1uten Dor Z l1br aab
BON Dem Aaa.mfaIten Scr. So Sergeant Sra.
ham pom Ditlldsn Sesirfe 6euerldrm. pas
meme gisboot uWfarplano." meldeS an @bat
leS sSertte am ullteren @nbe Ger @aroltneltr.
lag, mar in Branb geratbeu.
Utal ntnmt on, oaB bas 6tuer in Der ais
&ild9e benrsten @ombiiie in Der Mitte bes
Oampfers aussefommen. ginnen wenigen
Wttlltell berbretteten fIh bic 6lamumen mad
eern Soroertbelle l1nb benz oberen Oede. SaS
eootlenbaus uno beS Captains @aiiite wuroet
ral1 5erli0rt, uno auh baS Raobaus bon
Dem 9efraBi9en Glcnente uabesu gang per.
iltdtet. Im Metfen hit Der mittlere Sbeil
oes SdtHes, iobaB bic bort befinbli6e pertbs
ooue Utal9lnerie our6 Die ~intenipe Sise be.
oeuteno bel4dOist tpurbe.
Dian ltste iofort bic DonfensS prife am
SorS mSbdtisfeit; iuapiiden batten id aud
bic meiiteu ftd0tildeu Dampflprieen an Srt
ano Steue et%t9efunSel unb %begannen, ibre
WalerlfrOme auf Die Slammen iptelen 5u lal.
zen. aSpet Sprtsen ipuroeu letber aut Dem
sSe9e nod Der Branotele s~eitpeiie inpaiio;
OILS oe Oampflprise Scr. A aus Der 9%oatoana
IN ote Salt,morear. einbos, fiel IN 6olge beg
@oorebens elrer S4raube elm Sab ab, looaB
te Gde Der Yoitofftce-N penue unb Baltimore
StraBe untbdti9 liegen bletben mnBte. 9ie
Oampflprtse Nr. 8 wurSe in ShanieSIraBe
uitbrau1bar.
Nadoem bic 6talnmeu unaefdbr cine
Stuaoe 9efuiitbet, belt maj es fir rdtblid),
eas Boot, nm ben &umpf gu retten, gum
Stafea 51l brinsen; es tpnrSe besbalb am
So0en ansebobrt. aaein in,milden mar
man Der Slammen 9err aerporben, io0aB man
Id) elrles anosren beiauil unb bas Bel einem
So9rlod1e BON rllr II SOD I'M Durbneiier
11od3 lpsnts ~seluniene Gabraeus mieOer gu
bebeh belfloB uns iofort an oaa @ieoeraus.
pnr1pen pes ell%19eornnsenen @afers jhritt.
pie yUfarplauo" mar nit Sl0O, 900 in ben
usridieoenen afefnran,-g ompasnie'n 8alti-
more's Derfldsrt; in Der rsSnislidsn Ser
iiderun9s.@ ompasnie bon 9iperpooil" bate
cine Yoiice bon SO, 900. Die Yolice
Der y6iremen'S @eieaidait" mar sur j3eit Der
Yrobefahrt oes Sootes abselaufen. Der &C.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
Some Advice from John.

Everybody now.dass wants TO be genius,
but what the world wants most il men ov tai
lent. 1t don't require emmy genius tew shut
the door after yu, when yu go thru it.
DUN IL bill ov exchange on sum stait priz-
on alm..hou.. think / am right when say
that all things which do not corrup are inno-
sent.
Il il not bad compliment tew poor human
natnr, that vise, tew be very Seductive, must be
msde atllak i've. There are bnt phew who pre-.
fer their iniquity on the half shell.
II is the surprizes ov life after all that Civ II
it. lest even a rat becomes interesting bi the
ns'ral suddenly with which he Gums ont or goes
in.o his hoel.
dom, bet on prekoshus children, they are
like peas in February, either forced or out os
their latitude.
Wiz, without wisdum, IL like . song without
sen~s. II don't please long
Yd kant fined contenlment laid down on thu
m'E 1t IL an imaginary place not settled yet
~ those reach it soonest who throw away thei
coMpass aud no il blind.
The greatest problem ever given tew maj
tsW solve, and the one wnitch he haz made tn
least prosreas in, il "know myself"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
The Burial Of CriTs Dog.

One of the most effective passages in Grid
Farison's story of Austrial life, is that which
describes the burial Of Grif's dog, "R,ugh."-
He had scraped mole big enough for the BODY;
Some notion that he Was performing sacred
duty which demanded sacred observances was
"Take off ycur cap" he said to little Peter
Little Peter pulled off his cap; Gr,f did NJ like
wise; and the rain pa,,ered down upon their
bare heads They stood SO for little while in
silence.
"Ashes to ashes," Grif said placing the body
in the hole, and piing earth over it. He had
flowed many funerals 10 the churchyard, anc
had heard the minister speak those words.
"Goodby, Rough" msrmured Grit, with $
sob of grief "Dear old Rough Poor ole
Roughp
And then the two outcasts crept back agai'
through the dreary streets, to their bed in tl
barrel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

HkEAT MEDICAL BOOK OF useful knovl-
" edge TO all sent free TOR two st mps. Ad.
dress Dr. BoSAPARrs Co.. Cincinnati, OHIO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
.,ue WIVES TOO MANY.
aAy pEcEIvER MARRIED AND AnAN-
Nv" poNED TEN WOMEN.

.v pscErvER MARRIED AND ABAN-
Nv" poNED TEN WOMEN.
p,ok,yn official named Preil arrived in
go, Yesterday Ior the purpose Q .! mak.ns 'ne
Deu n 4 asu named James A'nS'uo'y' vi
s',.s ... vf b.xamy but his !nan 1sl' 'or oselna~
.ee.v en@e l,.furs. Ii seems that NtnSsouty uA'
tue dAy o. at Nj. Morris. N. Y, about seven
I"',. su .,,. de lived With her aoou! s'A "on'ns
'', lnsn ran away, turning up !" Jersey NY
aid "o" "a munster OF the gospel, and having
nar yea, a wife. Klnysvury shipped off to New
sno'n.' ,,..,,np several hundred dollars from
h,na hNe"' vie. He WA n0s heard Vi again fur
bis Ne' '',,ns and was then discovered serving IA
70" -, :. cr,ckery s,ore and had been married
cle'. mynth, ,,ne third wife being respectable
aovu. ~, ,r,nv Young lady. Tne brother OF wife
Nv Nv , .,,ccee..ed in having kinysoury arrested.
~. ".uax n, amer, hch has never been explained
i.J. ma ESCAPE from the station aud got
:N,. w. p.nnsylyauia and concealed himself
wv" T,. realiyes Of wives one, two and three
..., N .de up q snake purse and employed an
~" aS..l 10 spend his whole time Looking alter
olS .'., Jrc.,yer He looked for several months
as St man vaye up tue chase until he SAW notice
wv ~. 4 ,rrl.uurg paper that Klngsbury had mar
n M.d IN. widowed landixdy of. q clearinghouse
~ ",,.i c,ty. ruboed her Of money and jewelry i,
md bssu arrested IN the act u a6scondiny. !he
.",c, ~. VA, week old when sren, aud when
IsI p..II reached Harrisburg Kinysbury had i'll
d'c.d wife No. 4to Withdraw her prosecution,
.aS. s"i once gu, Of jail, had made successful
. ...1,.e. From what can be learned, kH,gsbury
M, eallivsn,ing through Ohio and Virginia
s,r ,wo or three years, taking wife here anu
,hsre. and il is quite certain that he came 10
D.,ro,l month ago from the Ohio psnitentiary
having served a short term there TOR being con-
n.ceI with horse stealing scrape.
Klnpsbury boarded at house on Hastings
s,rss, and had not been an inmate Of the house
week when he wanted to marry the servant
sirl. giving her to understand that he was t.
son come into the possession Of large fortune
Rsins addicted TO drink, he one night got L
f.sl,ns highly elated, and "blabbed' most Of hi
history 10 companion. This man got the nam
Of tn. wife a, Jersey City, and wrote to her,
Tbs letter was sent to Preli, and he came on a
stated. Prell lett for Saginaw as soon as posi-
ble. 1t il believed that the man has, during tn
the seven years, married at least ten women
prell has personal knowledge of foul, and news
psper slips concerning four more, and. as tn
fellow was lost track OF for about two years, h
probably married at least twice during th'
period.-[ Detroit Free Press, May l6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03

Horace Greeley says he will not stump the
cnun ry. But he must be doing powerful lot
o' o'''umpng st Chappaqua, because every time
anewspaper correspondent goes there to inter
view him, be finds old ION to Richmond" fell
ing trees
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
r EVA r .
TT g Piano Co., N Y. PRIC 6s0nn
y. p. No agents. Circular. Tree. f. 4ZSU.

ORGANIC Law OF THE NEXES-Ccn-
negative elsctricity-proof that lite Is evolved
without union effect Of tObacco-ina auence Of fish
and phosp phoric diet - odera treatment Of pelvic
development; ten lectures TO- d q private surgical
class. by KDWARD b. DIXON. D.. AZ Fifth
Avenue. N. Y; "a pages. rs cents.
Every line from the pen of Dr. Dixon is Of great
value to the whole humah race."-Efvrace Greeley
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
Achlld's prayer.

,..u, tSou the Friend Of oaild'ss'
Hear a little infant praE
~" mo-. ma guide me. make me holy
A.'y ...utIy lead me day BY day.
Turn my little feet from evil.
T..cn my infant lips thy praise;
al, ~ heart with holy longinss-
Lonsiuss for thy heavenly grace
v... mo pure in heart and conduct;
" Lot mo grow in love with thee;
u.rs mo. when my life is ended.
Happy through eternity
l 4 ch.lds Paper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-03
SYLVAN 8PRlNcSls
CHARLES KYLE, Proprietor.

CHAKLE ES KYLE, Proprietor.
This pleasant place Of has been neatly fitted
and social parties. Ample Recommendations for
dancing havs been made, and Ice Cream. Lemon
ade. Cakes. Fruits. &c. viii Be suppli' to an who
may desire them. No Intoxicating liquors Y Ill be
sold on the grosna. He viii also contin us his popu
lef atAad st second and Market streets. where tn
tie sesSo1: also. q hsrsndervoas Sixth and Oran
S(rssta, vhees Ae will bs pleased to see his man
danao and the public aelalally. nAy7.3m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
GENERAL.
John we.Iey'- Married lie.
THE CROSSES AND TnoUBLrs OF rHE danAr mErHo-
A1BL-4LL2

THE CROSSES AND TROUBLES OF THE GREAT MErHo-
n fHg . q Dist.
Harper 4 Brothers have Published the third
and last volume OF NJ. rvermlu's Life and
Times Of Wesley" With all IT. dorects, il ranks
among the most attractive and enective religious
biographies Of the time, for it brings the reader
close to Wesley's heart and mind, and contains
much matter heretofore unpublished. Among
his "crosses,' Wesley like Hooker, was doomed
to suffer from the malignity OF wicked wife
In his controversy. in l776, with Home Oalvinis-
tic divines, this lady thought that an admirable
opportunity presented itself 10 torment her hus
band. She was originally. Mr. Tyerfna tells us.
"a not too respectable servant girl" She stole
"a number Of Wssey's lerers, aud interpolated
words, aud misinterpreted spiritual expression,
80 a. to make the letters bear bad construction.
She read tiiem to an elect party OF Calvinisr,
and agreed to lend them to the Morning Post
for publication. Two marked assasslns who as
sumed the not Inappropriate name OF Scorpion
and Snapdragon, funotsly assaied him in the
London newspaper pr1fessing to ground their
charges against him upon his own private pa
pers, which the woman, VINO was legally his
wife. had putipto their hands. A more infa-
nous episode does not occur in Wesley A.histoty.
The charges were cruel insinuations, formed up-
On interpOlated letters. stolen by faithless wo.
hian, who in order to defame husband of
whom slle was utterlylunworthy, not only com
mitted theft but forgery. This ~
strong language; but the writer knowing more
than he chooses to make public, uses it with
deliberate design.'
The pair we're totally unsuted for each other,
and at tho end Of twenty years she quilted him,
leaving him word that il was "never to return
Wesley wrote in Latin, II have not, left her;
nor put her away will not recall herH Mr.
Tyerman, who publishes a letter of hers, written
after the separation, says: Without altering
the sense, we haYe been Obliged 10 revise both
the orthography and syntax Of the letter, in
order to make it at all lit to appear in print
Mrs. Wesley was evidently a woman Of no edu-
cation beyond the ability to read and write"
Her temper was jealous, az well AZ vicious
'"More than once she laid violent hands upon
| his person and tore his hair Once he was
seen ION the floor, where she had been trailing
him by the hair Of his head; and she herself
| was still holding in her hand venerable locks
which she had plucked up by the roots" She
died ten years before Wesley. IL is charitable
| to suppose that she waa scarcely sane.
We have already praised warmly this Life Of
| Wesley, but we repeat our eulogies Of it. Por-
ter Co., of this city, have it for sale.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Papsr unr.Whesl..
A pEscRIprIoN OF THEIR CONJUNCTION.

DESCRIPTION OF THEIR CONSTRUCTION.
The National Car Builder thus describes pa
per car Wheels the material OF which is straw
board, in all respects the same as that used in
the manufacture of paper boxes, and made Of
wheat rye or oat straw:
The tire is OF steel, and, when turned up
ready for the filing, il. made taper inside, tile
inside diameter on the Aange il one-eight of an
inch smaller than on the other. The body Of
the wheel is a paper block made Of straw-board,
cut into CIRCLES thlrty inches in diameter, pasted
together with ordinary paste, and consolidated
under hydraulic preeAuns OF about three hun-
dred tons. This block, after being slowly dried
for nearly two weeks in dry house, is turned
and fitted III common pattern lathe. The
turning tool is like that used for brass. This
block, thus turned to tit the tire is, of course
somewhat larger in order to insure perfect lit
A hydraulic pressure of alb nut four hundred tons
is then used to force tue block into it's place
The tire is then heated to the boiling point Of
water thus insuring perfect bearing when
cool. When the paper block is In the lathe, q
suitable hole for cast-iron hub is bored
through the centre. This hub has a wide
hange upon one end. Covering the whole Of
each side of the wheel are two side plates OF
Norway iron boiler plate, which fit against \
shoulder turned IN the tire. the hub ls forced
in after these plates are in place, the iange, OH
it's outer end, of course, holding the outside
plate firmly in its place. Sixteen bolts in the
outer edge Of the plates run directly through
the paper and hold everything fast eight
bolts 60 through the iange Of the hub, securing
the whole, and making the wheel, 10 far as lis
interior is concerned, water proof. The paper
itself is painted before it goes into the wheel,
and is perfectly secure against dampness, oven
il the wheel were not water-tight.