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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12
l11Ly0Ap EYNFs.
III 40 El 1W sM sss;sss!s -
RICHMOND AND YORK P;Vrs
~ LR0AD, hls
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE rp,y-,
III 2 LING PCHIJC LII.


Passenger train leaves Richmond o,, r,,..
Thursdays, and saturdays, at 4 r. NJ a,,ucsslys,
with the splendid steamer STATE or vIpG,G.,Gg
Captain, L.. W. FREEitAS. for tie a,,,s-,':SiA,
polns, touchng ut The river ianGi2. ard srrivtea
connect with trains north and west 80 u'nc 10
THROUGH TICKETS end BAGGAGE ehc,,,.,
w esPs sESF train leaves daily czeep, Sunday 70,
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. mo. GILL;,
street, on Mondays, " ednestiayS ana 10 Light
z. ~, arriving In Richmond 1t II o'crarl h, -
loving morning, giving passengers three hon .Dt
thirty minutes to transact business and iIne I'm; qua
the leaving Of the trains South. '"' "sIere
Freight train, with passenger car attached L..
tuesdays. Tmrstlays, and SATURDAYS al n.r,I'es
u, for, through freights 10 all points Sor,hT a.
West; and on Mondays, We,Inosdlys. and F,it ani
STAGES carrying the United STATE, NH A u:
FISH HAUL on Tuesdays and Fridays for ~ ~ AZ
hammock and all intermediate points -'|'a-
Passengers by this route leave Richmond =, r.
days at O'Clock A. VI. and Fridays 1t o'e!ors W
Pare from Richmond to Siller's
Fare from Richmond 10 Burlington "
Fare from Richmond to W:lkeItnn. .
Fare from Richmond TO King William Court. -"
Frei.hi received daily. circi n, 10
promptly forwarded. Through bills OF any ., rn
70 all points. e''h
From Richmond to Baltimore.
From Richmond to PHILADELPHIA. .....' y.
From Richmond 10 New York. ......... ~
From Richmond 10 Boston, all r.!..... .,
From Richmond 10 Boston Via the Soundi X
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Suprfntc,!r.c:r
REUgEX FOSTER, General Agcn,, No 80 !.igh,
street. Baltimore. e
). L. TAYLOR, General Ticket ard FrclyI., Ase.l
II. IIorcUKrss. Travelling Agent. nh,
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ma" MEADE g. BAKERS

ma" MEADE g. BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE
COD-L LIVER OIL.
Fresh supply OF the new crop Just imported from
Newfoundland, direct
We have the estiInony of physicians who prescribe
IT. and pat cnts who have taken it that 1t Is moro ac-
ccptablc to the stomach and more easily assimilated
than any other oil
MEADE s. BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacies,
DE- 153m si3 Main street.
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ELECTIONS IN TlIGlNIA.-A statement we
had previously seen in several other papers
appeared in the State Journal Of yesterday,
which errs rs to the time of the next cleo
ton in Virginia. The time viii lie tho fourth
Thursday in May--not in April.
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GS ss;sn.

On TIC 9TH instant. 1T the house OF Potlcrck Mac
kcnzic, ITerrico county. his wife j. NETTE c., for
merry jeanette Chcvcs Jefferson of Petersburg, Va:
!cr friends are respectfully Informed that she will
be buried at Petersburg eli the 18th instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-12

How COOP DREERs SOorH OVER TRoU-
BLEs.-Thc New York Tribune, Ill spirit of
very good sarcasm, tells how good dinners
restored two discontinued editors to friendly
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wLACEs, EDGINGs, AND INSERT.

ILACES, EDGINGS, AND INSERT
INGS, In great variety;
INFANTS DRESSES,
INFANTS FROCK-WA1STS,
GUIPCRE BANDS,
DTMITY BANDS,
EMBROIDERED FLANNEL,
LACE COLLARS,
LACE SETS.
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, Mt
mil LEVY BROTHERS..
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~ SIIAWLs, SHAWLs.-We now Of
fer large assortment OF
STRIPED, PLAIN, and PLAID sHAWLS;
BLACK NERINO and BROCHE SHAWLS;
EMBROIDERED SACQUES, and
WATERPROOF CLOAKS.
NH 70 LEVY BROTHERS.
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=. T xn1Sv I6HG eopssrdt1ler sa,
posed OF ANDREW DOWD and ANDREW j.
DOWD, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ANDREW DOWD will wind up the affairs OF the
late co-partncrship. and viii use the name Of the
late co-parlncrsAip for that purpose.
March 9Th, lS72.
ANDREW DOWD will continue the manufacture
Of CIGARS at the old stand, No. Fourteenth street
NH 6-lM
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No. DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS

nr DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
spring styles JAPANESE SILKS,
ALPACAs,
POPL1NS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
EPANGLINEs,
DELAINES,
GINGHAMs,a
CAMBRICS, 'i.' -''.
BLACK SILKS,
BOMBAZINE, TAA11SE,
BLACK ALPACAS,
CREPE DE PARIS, ..
BLACK FRENCH MERINO and CASHMERE,
CALICOES, PIQUES, ... ..
and q large assortment Of WHITE GOODS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Coatcs's, John Clark, Jr.'s, and Clark's y. \. T.
SPOOL COTTON. NH II
NJ DUPLEX ELLIPTIC 81 0 O P
SKIRTS, forty springs, at soc. worth Sl.5o;
of the latest styles-must be seen to
be appreciated;
CROCHET EDG1NGs, L. yards for &c., worth &C.
per yard:
CROCHET EDG1NGs, Csc for L. yards worth loc.
per yard;
DILITY RUFFLE, 10 yards in piece, at 25c.;
PIOUE TRIMMINGS at so and COO. piece;
COTTON DIAPER, IL yards in i piece, Sl.?s;
LINEN DIAPER, ten yards In piece, at 80;
Elegant ROMAN 6CARFS at IS worth 80;
NECK RIBBONS and BOWS at reduced pricei;
Genuine WHITLEY SETS OF EARRINGS AND
BREASTPlNS at 75c., 81, sI.2s, and Sl.5o-just
one-half the regular price;
SETS OF JET JEWELRY,
SHELL JEW ELRY,
BRACELETS and BASKETS at great bargains at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street
1-SBIEACuED KNITTING COTTON, soc. per
pound. mu az
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MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE.

MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE.
Parties I'm want OF stock will find II TO their interest
after looking elsewhere TO call IL they wish TO
purchase No. l MULES and HORSES, for we are
prepared To sell the finest stock ut the lowest prices.
Don't forget J. b. Daviss old stand.
:, EEr TURNER & co.
We can accommodate moro MULES and HORSES
on LIVERY by day or month. ~
NH e-dtswlm TURNER & CO.
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MULES, HORSES, DC.

HULES, RfOKSES, &c,
-~~---~--.-~~~~~--~y,
NNE HUNDRED HORSES AND a.,
~ MULES FOX SALE.-Will arrive onLf2A
the 18th or 10th of this month, EIGHTY MULES
and HORSES, the 22d another lot, In all one hum
dre head. Parties desiring 10 purchase VIII find 1t
fore purchas ing elsewhere Horses aud mules taken
on livery. Stable, Franklin between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets. 4. BOSSlEUX, Proprietor.
w p CUIIFS Salesman. "a. NH II
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. fc III rim - MW. GhED::E : o. ,.'
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG; RAILROAD co..
RICHMOND, VA. January -, l,i: !
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY lsT tie
~ TRAINS on this road will run Us follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave kicEm"ai st IS /.
". and $50 7. 81, and leave Petersburg !: ::sA
FREIGIiT TRAINS, with passenger coach r.
AMID AMID leave sn lstTyM65f6 (! s A. rY 2
with the train from Norfolk leaves lct":s'4tgatW
a. Tic II: a a:5 <. NJ. TRAIN VIII not leave rte,mm
on s s.. DAY and the 7:ij 4. II. FHE.GllT TRAILS
and 100 =. NJ. MAIL TRAIN VII! not leave lctc4..
"'e Fare FOR Single t!ckcts...............?i.
Fare for return tickc's............... ?@l
Communication ticket, can he Lad al Tho .yiow.us
Fifty trIp-tckcts for 70
One hundred trip-:lckct, tor....... o. %
Passengers for Norfolk viii ,.,hc the -, T. ".
DAILY TRAIN. and those from 81 ltoS Vii! con.
meet Il, PETERSBURG; with the 10 \. ". TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover I'm Will tSc Ia" go \.
u. TRAIN on Mondays. wednesday, ;. aU: !il8ay-;
and rst.rntnS leave Richmond On the lame '-&''
The NAIL TRAINS vii! stop only At cLe',efanj
'i Tic " TRAM viii correct at rcicr:,r.s
with the Atlantic Mississippi aid Ohio rlI'.1''Vf
'S snIfEEEfaF!ffN G;.tGS, on the $50 r NTEAN
ming through to Wilmington. K. j.. n. kA> e..
jl2o IlcNc, am rl,tSil 49,.
DICIDIOND AND DANylLLE RAIL.
IL ROAD-Ou aud after December !. ls3:
GOING WESl.
Train No. . Through passenger leaves larHhL'
daily fcXccIt Sundays AT :n5 \. VI: !'."- IEn.
VILE at 1913 A. NJ; arrive al Urcc..sSg!o al =:
Train No.o nynclburg passcorer) leaves E''l.
nond daily At 9:l5 - NJ; arrives at L!"c'A"'s Al
p. NJ. ,.,..-.,
Train No. IL Through mail and cNlrcssl icar"
Richmond daily at a:ig I. NJ: leaves HaIiHe Il.F
ut lOai J.. ". arrives Ut GIccnshI!" G'ii! ~ 49,
\. VI. cr
Train No. ID Through mail ana cSprr|,i .'@'
daily 1T 1912 i. ". arrives IL EicA.A"i" "''"
Train No. 0 Through rtssctlgcrl i,7'". "s''h'.
horo daily iuAccut StIi'tys al 1925 " 81 ',"''
Danr.llc ut l:27 l.. NJ. arrives at Er!i'"'"" At ,-'
PM. --,,..., ,,c,e.
Train No. 10 nynchburg passenger lcarcS L!n'%-
burg daily at $50 a. W.; icate2 3aT"e'-.c @''''
81. arrives n Richmond AZ /. VI ..,,.,, r4,,
Trains Mo-. 2and II connect ~ Hree'so22to S'
trains on the North Carolina RAILROAD Tor III P'-S
south. 80, ,.,, .,t. M,
Train No. 8 connects at Bnrhcre Win tEa!n Yo
the Atlantic Mississippi! and Ohio rd!T0aH 'V' ~
uOiut, southwest and socth. -
THROUGH TlCkETS 10 all point, s'u,a 'Ia
southwest can he procured ri the i!cHr! '1.' -
Rrhmord and al L. +. WALLER. AScii - "',,r.S,
lall.ic Mississippi and ONO rl.!ro4" No. To-" ''''
street, Richmond. ,..., -,
Papers that have arraarcmcnt. 10 ad'Cf1~, 1 ~
'N''~0'0 John T.. Nhf&t HLv'
General Freight and l!'A-' y ~,
T. NJ. L. TALCoTT, EaS!Atci ah' -. "a.
ent. ------------
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Cine Mnbienj bel @ius *.
ST. PAUL., MINI.

Gin frans1d1aer Diplomat, Baron
b'Spepiue, bat unldneft feline Memoi<
rem perSfentli@t. 1ie uHeuue be la
Grance" tbeilt aus ben elben cen Be-
ti9t oeS @eianptsn lber ieine@bl9teesz
Mupien, bel Plus TX. nit. Die Wor>
te res IL. 8aterS ftno gu Dem S96ns
fen ju idblen, mas felt LANCE dber
Ytus beridtet 1T.
6r. p'5pepiQe mar BON feiner 8rau
uro lsinem @bbnden be9leitet. Gr
Yerludte ZEN papf iber Die Sntentioz
men bes &ailers su terubi9en uno be-
{onrers Jpn res GinRu0es Der &ailertn
gu per9emi0ern. Mit trauri9em Cd
@eln unlerbra9 tbn Der papit unr
(aate ibm, er re9ne nur nod auf 0ott.
v@enn t9 betrlbt b'n> ~ cenfe id
nidt an mid ; i9 penfe an bic, wel@e
e dnre tbun unb ibre S6ldSe 9e9en
bic &ir@e ri9ten. Sir meme Yerion
blu ,p rup,s. M,o prdn9t teinerlet
8elerenib, teine,let Notb, wie man@e
&jniee, bic an ibre Tpnaftie, an tbre
Bamtlie eenten md6en. @enn eer
Nueenblid I'd 1T, perpe i@ freupi9 pom
binnen 1detptn. nit 3uperfi9t unp
ft@erem 8ertrauen. Soft bat oieSpr>
Sc fir meme GYnafie, metn Grbtbeil
unp meme Gamilie fir bic STRIDE
hbernommen. SD bin 1aon alt. met
ne Rincer +; ober i@ flr@te tpent9er BEN
Sob unp paS @eri9t, ols /. y. euer
Railer.
.,9br feb belize nod jung unb babt
nod elm lan9es 9eten 3u purdlaufen ;
aber beute 1T es pas leBte Wtal, poB itr
mid ieben werpet. SD tdulde MIDI
niat. 2an8e> febr LANCE Bet miro
nerseben> ebe ibr Nom m'ererleben per>
tet. unterre11en oenft an MIDI uno an
pas, mos i1 eud fa9e: e1inne.t ou6
boS &inp oa rarar, wenn es i'm Stanz
be lein wirr> eu9 ;u peritebsn. une
ale pier, Die mir in pielem 3,mmel ltno.
miro es lberleben. Wenn mir emit
oetorben ilnp, Damn m6Je ee ceilen se<
penf fem"
Sn risiem Nueenblife beftete Ter
papit nit grocer Jna,steit feline Au9en
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auf BOZ @rucifr, ras Dor tbm auf ben,
Iisee 1anp letne Gimme ruar be-
tueet uno feline tiefe 8euesun9 bate
MQe ersrifeu, bic i'm umtanbtn. er
l@lu9, tnoem er taS Sinh onblidte,
mebrmals an feline 8ruft uno laote:
u@rabt ibm ttef ms 0ecd9tntb eas
Mnoenftn al, ben Mann, Der ieBt in
@eib .getleipet Dor ibm febt! @as
aud aus mir rerce, aus n,tr, Der t9
nt9ts bin> mt0tt, oob bier, an oerielz
ben @teue> no i'd febe, bieies atno,
tpenn es alt ee%porben, zines Ga9e6 NIT
feinem @Sbn@:n uno @nfel u.eQei6t
,piepcr itsben miro, wi6et oaB es bort
Zimmerman, al, eerielben @teQe. einen
anpern Wann in bemielben peiben
&leipe, wie mid> antrsfsn wtro."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-13

Sa9e ernftlf4 iddotaen f5nnte, rdre
Der @erratb bes G%pilfopates. Mber
ben baben mir ntat 3u flr9ten; tpabr>
Daft bil91fite @eelen peroer, bur9
Den 8ampf eeitdblt. Gin frans1flbcr
Mintfer, pel9er aus ber &ir@enee<
ldi9te muBte, mte Elm Ntbanaius,
@%brylpfomus, Mn1elmu6> Sbpmae
8edet, Wldnner. chen 70 milce> mte UNI
iberwtncli9> eesen bic @eualten Der
@elt bic Greibeit Der STRIDE wafenlos
nertbeiotgt unb, lebenb poer toot, 9efie9t
baben, tbat, als in Dem leBter Sabre
Dor Der Gebruar>N epolutton tn Ter
frans5f1den &ammer Der Seiuitenfurm
in Scene 9eiebt wuroe, bic Meuberun9:
~@enn jeBt Elm GROCER 8ildof uns &C.
oeniiber1dnee, 70 f6nnten mir in srobe
0erleeenbeit tommen." Cine Yariier
3eitun9 CAB ibm pamals bic tint Ser
laufe Der Sabrbunperte oft al6 ridti9
bewdbrte Mntmort: Der 9roBe 8ii@e'
miro 1t@ iapn 3etaen: es miro Der erffe
fem, 9e9e1 ben man @ewalt braudt.
Dieter miro ben @lauben, ben Mutb,
Die uueriditterli9e @tanpbatti9fett Ell
nes Nnlelmus uno MtbanaltuS baben.
Gntpeoer miro @ott IS 70 fisen, po6
Der S@la9 BEN mirpioiten trift, ODER er
miro oieiem Spfer ber tlnsere&tietett
Die fur9tloie Seele be6 8efenners &C.
ben.
@ir fnb bestalb uni ben enbliden
Siee unlerer 5o9e unbeloret ; aber
mir lebns1 cesbalb zen &f ni6t
berbet, munf9en ptelmebr aus ean3er
Seete, caB perielbe permieoen rperoe.
Btr be9en pteien @uni9 TN Sntere11e
oer &irde> cte in rubteer 3eit tbr Grie>
oenSwerf fesensret@er uben fam, unr
in Sntereie 10 pieler iawa@en Seelen
Die Don pen Sturme6mo9en let9t lber
Boro eelpilt werpen. Wtr beoen aber
pielen Wuni4 gang Defenders i'm 9n<
tere6e unlereS beutlaen Daterlanoe6
uno Der ean3eu 9eieQl@aftliaen Sro>
aung. @;r taben wabrlt@ 3mtetroat
9enue, obne oas man relt9t6le 3wtez
t-adt berau3ubei@wSren brau@t. Der
Branp Don paris bat nur 3u peutltd
9e3eiet pie iebr eas 9an3e @ebdure Der
europdtlden @eieQldaft pom Der loctaz
len &eppluttpn unterwublt 1T unp
manft> unp >pie febr Is Notb tbut, BE-
rem 1ttli@ ,reltet1ie Tuncamente In ben
@emitbern gu fefi9en, fat fe burd
rclist6len &f nod wetter 81 unter>
9raben.
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@bre fir ft@ In @nfpru@ neb en- tpou<
ten. (N. y. Sournal.)

M6sen 9etpi1e beutl9e 8ldtter az
oer Greeley iaSeu, mas l1e tpouen, Elm
0robes @erofenf ml0en fie Dem alien
tribune Ybilolopben loien. ST mar
ftets Elm entf@iepener @e9nsr bes &now
Notbinstbums. Selbf in ben tunfel,
fen Gaoen, al8 jener Srpen in Der
b5@lten 8lltbe ftano> befampfte Gree
ley benleiben In ieiner Gribune na@<
priifli9. &ein cnperes Blatt bat 10
uiel 3u, Nnerfennung Der oeutlben et<
terotur in Nmerifa beieetraeen als bas
letnise uno I'm peuti@. frans5flpen
&riese ftano feines entlaierencr auf Der
5ette Der Deuti9en ais @reeley's 9ri<
bune. (Weitbpte.)
Sn yaeaimazB aY> Sreeon, &puroe
fIr3lt@ fol9enoe Sroer an Die Nrbeiter
erla1en, pelae Don rer Neoieruna an
Dem Waue re6 2eu@hburms an, GAP
6%oulmeatber belddfttet tperpen:
u3ur Noti3! 9eOe Yerlon> tpel@e
am SAP Boulweatber> 2eu@ttburme Mr>
bett etbdlt unr-Iet e8 bel Der %rbeit,
oper in Den Nreiitunpen- reipeftmiprt9
Don Gem Yrd0penten ter 0ereinietet1
@taater, ireena eineu1 Mtt3ltere
ieines Cabinets ODER etneu, anpern bo>
ben Beamten Der &eeterune iprt@t,
miro iofort entla1en percen. 6enrY
". &obert, Major rer Sn9enteure, Il.
g. a."
"a boben mir ben Deipott6mu6 1T
ieiner ]95nfenJ orm,- NIT ber Sdlau>
teit> weI@e Der Deipctlsmu6 entridelt,
unp eteie Srrer an, Gnpe Der ctoilii fir
ten @elt 3uertt erlofen> miro ct
S@rttt Dor S@ritt ndber r1den."
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Sic Mnsrptt,1n9 Ser @dlber III
Q11merifa.

Sn elmer unldnsa gu ct. 9ouis ab>
9ebaltenen SiBun9 rer ~NattonalNsri>
cultural ocietY" puroe BON teu1 CONF
mittee iber Tor1ttultur Elm Bert@t pur>
9ele9t per> feline 3uoerldifeteit poraus>
9e(egt ern1li6e Belorsni0e etnf6ben
muB. Tas Committee perii9ert paB
Die Bdume in Nmerifa RAID bobinz
iamtnoen, pa6 srcbe 8t3trte in ben att
lanttlden Staaten bereits tbres wertbz
poQfen 6ol3idlaees beroubt fnp, unb
oab in nod ni&t fanfunp;wan3is Sab
rem bic su9dn9li@en Wdlper in Der &e>
sion Der 9roBen Binnenieen, an ben
oberen @ewd0ern ees Wiifiippt uno
In ben a%nsren3enoen tritii6en 8e1B<
un9en erid6pft iein rperoen. SIN @d<
Den, beibt IS in pemlelben Beri&t ;iebt
bic sunebmenbe Gntwidlun9 Der Sncu>
ltrte einen Berb,au9 Don Bdumea, loz
wobl t%mmer9riren als eu@ abfdQi9en>
na9 fd, welGer INNER rafder BON
BON Stattsn 9ebt. 9n ben He9ionen
pes Gel%leneebtr9es, in benen es fein
bartes 6pls 0test> mwinte en- ote Tanne,
bic Bi6te uno bic @eeer 3uiebenos in
5ol3s psS 6olsuerb. au9es rur@ ben
1aiuer, ben Mtsnuarbeiter, ben Bauz
meiiter unb bea Gilenbabn : Grbauer.
Mm pacifcseeape enplid rertaucet bic
ita,fe Na@fra9e sum 8ebuf Don 8au>
ten In 8erttnpuns NIT Der Nu6fubr
mad anoe;ea 2dnrern Die Gria6pfuns
pes californiiben Baubo!3es binnen 20
Sa6ren, wdbrenp bas Don Oregon uno
benz weiter n6rrltd bele9enen @ebiet
in elmer p>ybdltnibmdbi9 turjen Grif
aufsebraudt fem miro.
IS untsrlie9t feinem 3metfel> tab
bic Na9fraae na4 Sol; %befdnpt9 3u'
nimmt. @enn es nun aud pamlt
feline &iG .iofeit bat, pas Der @crratb
bttdnpig obnimmt, 70 lie9t cas @noer<
eebnib Dor MQer Bliden ju Sage.
Seu Dem in Musfi9t 9efteQten 5ol3>
maneel poreebeust ueroen, 70 mdnen
Die Mnhrensunsen parauf 9eri&tet. rper>
ben, cas> tpas pertrauat miro, wtecer>
ber,ufeQen. Au9 feblt es In Der 1bat
in yteleu 3beilen oes 2anpes nt4t an
perartisen 8emiibunSen, uno ob8lei@
Die furhtbaiai 8rdnre Der leBten SABRE
9robe M'a0tn NuBtpl, perut9tet baber>
~ 1T ni9t 3u Gberleben. pab beftdnrtS
frii@es 0olj na9wd@f am pae 3u er>
ley.n> mas in Glamu1eu aufSins.
Gerner finp erobe Streden WalpIanp>
bic nod pot Elm paar Sabren ~ gut
wie un1u81nslt@ .paren, 9%esenrpdtti9
cur& neu aneeleete @ertsbrebatnen
lei@t au erreiden. 60 nett IS t& UNI
blobes Sol, banpelt uni 6ol3 fir I'M
eufrieae 3mede prer alS 8rennmote<
rial, mSdten pieuei@t bic 8elcrsnine
l@ als unbeerdnpet beraus feuen. ct,
mas Mnreres jero@ 1T Die 8ermfnpe>
runo con Bdumen in ben ridter belie>
relten @e9enpep, unp in Be3u9 parauf
erl9einen Die pielfa@ 9sduberten 8laz
gen uno 8eflr6tun9en nur gu iebr se>
rehtfertt9t. Gs 1T eire mobltefannte
1batlade, tab Walpfdden etner er@
bebli6en GinfuB auf pas &lima aus@
iben, bab 5e Den @aaten unp oer9Steb>
wirtbi9aft gum @or bell 9erei4en, uno
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-13
@p1itiiebe 8latbenIeie.

Ser @rao pe115nli9er 8itterfeit> nit
pelder Die 9iberalzN tpublifaner in rem
jeBisen @ablmirrwar zines Yrdlipentz
l9aftsz @anoipaten Don BEN &esuidl,n
perfolst we:cen. mub fir ben rubieen
Beobadter etmas lebr sercdatiees baz
ben> neil ie nit Si&erbett oarauf bin
peutet, caB es ben 10 Nnereifenoen all
be6eren uno nobleren Wafen feb!t, UNI
fir tbre Sade Capital 3u maiden.
6anpelte es i1@ In Dem Notbfance Der
@rantpartet sesen bic @eformen III,
parteiweien ntdt bios oaruut, ft6 um
ibrer Selbferbaltun9 miles urter bic
mdbtieen Gittise ocr jebisen Grecutire
au(ammen3uidaaren, wdre tbr &f
Elm. .irsenpmi' ,rin3tpieQer, 10 mdbte es
tbnen Elm lei9tes iein> aud ben 8ampf
eeeen ibre Spponenten auf prtnstpielz
lem Gelpe unp NIT prtn5tpielen Nr9u>
menten gu fibren, ftatt INNER wieoer
auf Die Gerpd9tt9ung Der MotiYe uno
prinitpien nerer surdd;ufon,men> bic
ibnen Cen republifaniiden 8open als
'cesnante Qiberale freiti9 MAIDEN. @ie
weiteS Bslo miibte ptele @rantpartei in
rsr 1bat baben> CAPITAL betua @olfe au
mahsn> rpel1t1 auetn nur tbre td9lt9en
liracen bon 8er,atb unp &%enesatenz
tbum eeeeniber ben minpeften 9alt uno
%unter9runp bitten. Nber pa fteft chen
Der 6aaie i'm pfefer. (9erole.)
Die Yrablereten Der @rant>O r9ane
be3asli@ Der eldn3enoen2etftunsen, nell
DE bic eeoenpdrttse Npmintfration
poubra@t baben lou, l5ien f& bel ndbe<
rer 8ef6tteuns In Nebelbilcer auf:
Cine pteler Bebauptun9en ,petf trtuua>
pbtreno auf bic @erminoeruns Der If
fentli@en @9ulo bin, bic feti8 pora1>
eei9rttten 1et unp ben @repit Der an1e>
rifanii9en Yaptere eefeteert babe. DIE
les Tbema 1T Elm lebr ab9enuBtes uno
fapenlaeinises, tpesbalb et9entli@ fein
@ort oarlber ~ perlieren wdre. 3u>
nd&f erfol9t bic @btrasun9 bes Capt.
tale her S@ulb In uebereintimmune
nit einem GonsrebaeieB uno bate i&on
unter Der 9obnioni@m Ncminifration
beeonnen. Gerner aber erfolst fe cod
tppbl nit beu @elpe> wel9es pieMabtz
baber aus ben Galden nes @olfes ste<
ben> unp ,penn Elm gercienft N Der fir
pplittlden Gfeft ii~terma5ie beidleunis>
ten Nbt,asuls liest 70 fomnt es benz
8olte.3u. Gs 1T eeraoe, als ob bic
@lerfs zines taufmdnnii9en 9auleS,
pas leinen 8erpfidtunsen nadfommt,
cie nit ben @us3ablun9en petfnipfte
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-16
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
Tuesday. January lG, Is7a,
USefuI KNOWLEDGE,

CREAM Sauce Boil half a pint of
cream; ihicken it with teaspoonful of
flour. and put in large lump of butter
sweeten to your taste and when cold,
add wine, or brandy, if you desire.
WHIPPED CREAM skimming the
cresm for whipping, be sure to take up
none of the milk Whip always the
one way, and do not add your sugar OF
favoring till your cream is half whip
pad.
DRYING UMBRELLAS Most people
dry their umbrellas handle upwards
This concentrates the moisture at the
tip where it is close, rusts the wires
which secure the suetchers, and rots
the cloth. After the umbrella is drain,
ed it Is better to invert it, and dry il ir
that position.
To DRY PUMPKINS Peel and cut as
for cooking; then slice them very thin
spread OR Tin or other d,iers and expose
TO a moderate heat in the stove oven.-
Thus dried the pumpkin will retain it:
natural flavor To prepare it for cook
ing soak it in water for few hours.
To MAKE COMMON HARD SOAP -Pu
into an iron kettle five pounds unslack
ed lime, fse pounds soda and three gal
Ions soft water; let it soak over night
in the morning pour off the water, thel
add three and one half pounds grease
boil till thick, turn into pan until cool
and then cut in bars
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-16
Superstition In }S1l.

The following story is reported from
village near Leicester, in Somerset,
England:
A well-to-do farmer, who has always
borne the reputation OF shrewd man
of business, few weeks since, had the
misfortune to find o strange fatality
among his herd of cows. A veterinary
surgeon was called in, and every pre-
caution taken, and the remainder of the
herd was in fair way to recover, when
suddenly the farmer became suspicious,
andinsisted that he and his cows had
been 'soverlooked," and Immediately
sought out '.wiss woman" residing in
an adjacent town. Acting upon the ad
vice Of the old hag. the farmer return
ed home, and shortly cncircled with s
fagot the last bullock that died, ignited
the pile, and burnt the carcase, an incan
saion being pronounced over the burn
ing beast. The remainder Of the hero
recovered, and their recovery is, O.
course, attributed by the farmer anc
his simple minded neighbors. not to th'
skill of the veterinary surgeon, but te
the success of the weird ceremonial pre-
scribed Ey the fortune-teller.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-16

General Schenck having abandoned
his ardent advocacy of the duty on jute
for the more fascinating charms of EN-
ma, there is seme prospect that this
outrageous tax of S15 a ton, under
which SO many important manufactur-
ing interests are burthened, will speedily
be mitigated. There is no excuse
even in the dreary platitudes of "pro-
tection"-for the tax on jute fibre.
A lady says the first time she was
kissed she felt like tub of roses swim
ming in honey, cologne, nutmegs and
cranberries. She felt as if something
was running through her nerves on feet
of diamonds, escorted by several little
cupids in chariots drawn by angels,
shaded by honeysuckles, and the whole
spread with melted rainbows.
A thoughtful Akron lady puts lard
on the stoop when she wants her hus-
band to stay at home of an evening"
Barring an hour or so devoted to rub.
bing his back the time is pleasantly oc.
cupied.
Her name is Magdalene Snyder. She
eats heartily, walks without the use Of
cane, and is los years old. She lives
with her son-in law at Leesville, Ohio
Fancy q man with eighty-four years OF
mother-in law!
The saucy Schenectady girls have an
suti corset sorosis.
A Kentucky girl "don't low no fel'
lers round her that hain't rid on the
keers"
aBen, how is your sweetheart getting
along "Pretty well, guess-shs
ssys I needn't call any more"