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men. Sas Experiment fiel iebod gang an.
oerS aus, als &eit erpartete unb bate Eur
ner's COB sur 8olge. Der 9ottor pubte
nun rldt, ma er nit Dem 2eihnam aufan4
gen Iolte rno ifedte, nm benielben los su
iueroen, bas 2aboratortum in 8roub. ais
Sepet5 fir OieieS ebauptuug pirb aufgefIbrt,
baB Geit, als er in Sarrtngton ben 8abuiug
nab Souer nabn1, benz G~onOutteur 9apflu8
bic gan5e Seg.benbeit mittbeilte unS auf Del
len 6rage, lueShalb cr 10 %gebaubelt, erpiberte:
,,Sar tpaS loGte i'd tbun ? Sic babe11 nod
niemals einen tobten Bigger inter ben San-
ben 9ebabt."
@as bic anbere Sbeorie betrifft, ndmli6,
baB @eft bas Serbred)en begtug, I'M ben
@laHben 5u perhretten, er Ielbft Iet bel Der
@rploiion unl's 2eben gefommeu unb I'm 10
bteS eriiderungsiumme Su srlangen, 10 ifeint
bielelbe bel udberer getraftung oenn bod
auf iebr idwadeu Siiben 5u itehen. l3undht
bate er Die 9auneret Hidt al1afibren fOnnert,
obne baB leine 6rau ibre 5anb nit babel I'M
Sptele bate. Nuein aud III bteIenl Sale
bate er nidt auf groBen getptun rednen f6rs
1en, Bonn, rpenn man tim toot gegldllbt b1tte
mare elm Serualter ernannt, melfem bieSb.
but iiber 2I3 Der @eiammtl uullne 3u @unften
oeS &tnbe5 iibergeben wGre mo Oa8 itblige
0rittel bilbete in Der Shat cine su gerin8e
Surnme (etna $4,000, al8 0aB Sen1ano oer>
tpegen ein iolheS Serbrehen begeben unh
nadher lanoesfii6tig rperben ioQte. Die erz
fttre Sermutbung i6eint Oaber mebr 8abr'
i6etnliAfeit Su baben, unO finoet audi ntebr
Gnhdnger, ME i'd untsr Den Seuobnern BON
0ouer iberbaupt cine itarfe Spmpatbte fir
non 0nftnr hef1erfih mndt 0UPrhfu0S
murbe CT bel ieiner Qnfunft III 0ouer in lebr
brObeuOer 8eiie smpfaugen unD BITE nro oa
ertOnten aus Der Wten9e 6iufe: ,ytieoer nit
ibm!" n6dngt tbu!" uga8 bait On nit
Dem 9ie9er 9etbau pa, II. 9er9l. M, ieitber
jeOo9 id)eint ii9 bic Stimmnug beiGnftigt
5u Gaben urto Die Mebrsabl bes Bubliflm5
buloi9t Der Iuitdt, baB S8eit ben gfe9er emit
Weoer bel eincm Observation-Disclosures
tootete, obue ir9eno melfe b0ie 4blldt, oOel
oab CT i'm @abnfnn b%anbelte.
Die 9ei9e oes @rmorbeten
gep6brte, mad benz Seri6te bon &ugen3elt.
Qen, ciuen nabrbaft entIeelifen Inbllf,
Nopf, 8iibe un0 SdnDe maren abgehadt, OiG
| Saut p%o1itdnDig abgeSogen ullo Der llnterlelt
0ufqeI6lltt, io0aB Die gingemeioe beruors
quoueu. 6ie uuO ba la9eu e%inSelne Stetid=
1tiide, Die aus ben Qrmen uno SeiHen aus9es
iduitteI paren, SET ltrCut auf Dem Sooen unt'
Der.
Die @proners'ltnteriu4uns
iiber bic 2eide pes @rmorbeteu begann Dom
neritaq, purOe ieoo9, nad Ibb0ruug GINGER
unpi6tiger 3eugen bis Ofonta9 %(9eltert,
ueridoben, oa Die Staat8- lnpaltidaft in5pi'
i6en pertbuoQe SepeiSitiide berbeiSuidGffer
boft.
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Npfiscn.

- GreSwea'S YoitolsS ele9rapbenf Yrojeft
io0 nift Die beier SOrti6ritte MAIDEN. Cine
Dienge 6reunbe Der aomiuitration iinb oaz
eegell unb molten Nidts baoon miiien, baB
Reglerungsbeamten Die @ebelnlnilie beS Ssles
grapben anuertraut meroen.
= Ser pom Son9reiie eingsfiibrte 8ablz
Superuiioreu.llnfus fcitet bieieS Wial in SOL
ge Ser Yraioentero uuo @on9rsbmabl bsm
&arbe mebrele Dtilionen Dollars.
- @brensSutler 1T Der Meinun9, bab bic
i3eit nod uidt setoulmen iei, no Der SDme
nnb bas Xarnm iid nebeneinanoer legen mirz
ben urO bebarrt barauf, baB Die @orsreBs
Gomite'r i'm 8arteiitnue reconltrutrt merben.
- 9aS SHItis ,@omite beS congrelftoneQen
llnterbauies mill Die alfbebung Der Gntref.
turgell beS in ben uafiten @ongreB gepablten
Srn. 2amar BON Oitiflitppi empfebIen.
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8efauntntahunG,

Seute, ben 10. 0esember 1872, miro ee Sronjez
StCtue Don 3ieiHbarot, rpelbe Dor oSm StaGtsbGuie
in 4nEapolts Jun 4noeuten bee ocritorbenen Sbers
Buroes 0iItters 0ioeer Broote Sanep POM Staate
Utdruluno errihtet 'uoreen, eutbiut uno Ct. Greet
lens, oen 3ouperneur, eurd 0as Gomlte, lpeltes Die
Sahe in 6anoen bat, f0rmlif lbereebeu. Die ein=
.~IfiteEoer @ereT onie'n No. rben in Dem Saale oss Ses
mates Otittaes IL ubr oes oenonnten Cages ftattln=
hen. 6urb @eiaaiateit Ger 8elmten Der "9uItim6rez
Ohio -9iisnbobn=@ei euitaft" miro tin SpGjial'8dg
iHr bieie @cls9enbeit fabren, Dclher Die Samten=
station 4 rad 8 1br IfOr9ens UerIdBt uuo ~ elmer
p~Hfienoen Stunoe am Tahmitta9e lpteoer 3urld
febrt.
Die Burger i'm a%asemetneu ifnb attunssuon elm
gelaben, geeenUdrtiq 81 ietn uno cine I~ueSieue SlnlG-
0uRe lit bermit OH auI yiihtcr Der oerihleoenen Sc
r~iftsbofe i'm Staate 9enta6t.
SIN g~luitrd9e oes Comics:
Ig9O-N q. Z. @anis, &ortber.
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iiber bic 2eife bes @rmorbeten begann 9onz
ueritag. wurOe jebo9, rad Ibb0ruug GINGER
unrpi6ti9er .3eugen bis Dtontag (geftern)
ueridoben, ba Die Staat8- anipaltidaft in5mi-
i9eu ipertbUoqe SerueiSfide berbeiSuidaffen
hnfft
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SureaR Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(SDmmiftGrc.

Baltimore, ben z. Stj. 1872.
Bic StrQBett=S urdbru65 &ommiiiGre in Der Sta6t
Baltimore MAIDEN blermit betanut, oaB ite bel benz
Sta0tregiftrator etnen Beritt Der SergItun9en, I'm
toiteu uno NnidBe, ipte fe non tbnen tir Die y ouoemz
ntrun9 unb ods Seffnen Der Solpbinftraae, bon
Der 9ennipluanias&oenue bis Sur SbGt5DortbftraBe,
abQelhdBt Durbeu, rteou9elegt baoer;ebcniaQ5 eiueu
ertldrenDen 8tan beia9ter 0olpbinItrGBe. Die Anz
ldBe erllreten it1 0li uno umtailsn betoe Setten bes
la9tet SolpbInnraBe, ron per Sat9sorals bs 5ur
@batsruortbitrGBe, einiblie6lib oes Sdbrfue9es eer>
ielben bon Der Eenniplpdnto.4oen bis Bur @bGts=
lpprtbItraBR betoe Soften Der @tatsportbltrGBe BON
Der Sofnlan= bis sur NanpoletraBe; betoe Setteu Der
WallbitrGBe, pom Der 2anpale. bis Sur SoffTauItraBe;
beioe Gotten Der Northumberland pon Der Soifz
man. bis our SanpaletraBe; beioR Setten Der Siot=
i%tontrdBe, bon etneAl Iuntt2 81 SnB norollb pom or
DolpbtnitrnBe bis 81 elnem Buntte Y fSuB iiolih
pom %0erlRlhen; bet0e Seiten Der Sttin9itrnBR, BON
einem Bunfte 1852 6uS n0roli6 BON oar 0olpbtnitr.
bis Su einem Buntte 70 SUB iiotib BON %oerielben
bcioe Setten Der Oruio SiG= Auerue BON einem
8unfte % SUI nOrolib BON Der 9OtpbinftraBe bis su
eiuem 4unttc % fyuB iioli6 BON cerieIben; beioe
Setten Der Ufc@ulogitraBe, BON etnem Yuntte 25 +.
n0iblif pou Der DolpbinitrnBe BIS 8u einem Yuntte
q 6uB iiolih BON o%erlllben; beioe Seiten Der Dt1oiz
ion=glpGnue, BON einem 8untte 142 TuB norolth BON
SolpbinfruSe bis gu elnem Yuntte % Su6 libti6 BON
o%erleIben; bci6e Setten or gforri5- Alep, bon einel1
Buntte 1906 SuB iiolid bon Der SolpbtnfrdBe bis Su
einert Bunite 142 6uf norolid pom o%eriel9en; beioe
Setten oes @utan : Bllce (ciniblieSIih oes @utapz
Square) 56 SUB nplottd BON Der 9olpbinitra6e
btioe Seiten or GutatuftraBe, 100 SUB nornlih BON
Der 0olpbtnitraBe beloe Selten Der &inocn, Auenue,
Don einem Yuntte III SUB iloli6 pom Der Dolphin
TRACE bis gu einem Buntte 10l norblia oon b~erielben;
heibe Soften Der SoltonitraBe, pom etnem Bunste 49
SuB noroltb pom Der SoipbtnftraBe bis gu einem
Yunfte 70 6uB iEolin Doh %oerieIben; beioe Seiten Der
BartzIoenuR, pom einem 8untte 100 SUB iiioltt pom
Der Solpbinltrase bis ju einem Runtte IL iSuG moro
lib BON ~0trielben bRi0e Seiten Der SobnitraBe, ron
Der SoIpbinitraBe bis gu einEm 8unfte 3i2 5uB moro
lid bon o%erielteH beioe SeiteR Der O(ioeritra6e, pon
Der Solpbinnr1Be biz Su eiuem Buntte 342 5uB moro
lib BON %oerielben; bic g8eitlette Der @atbebralftro6e,
pom einem Guntts 342 SUB nDrolit Don OR Dolphin
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SaIttmore ben Is. Nopember 1872.
Do bic StrnBen : 9urbbru6S : @%onmtiidre einen
pollen uno perbeiierten Seri6t iiber Die 4nidse uRb
Ser9utun9cn oes Sefnens zines 5ebn GuB b~reiten,
als S~tansburp's Ineo betaRnteu @26bens 5ipiz
ihen Solreit= uno Wotttrase, iooaB bic Siibofieite
ofs @dBtens einbunoett 6aB BON @anitra6e e%ntfernt
lit uub NIT @aoitraBe parallel Iduft, in meinem Bis
reau nieoergeleet ba6en, 70 made i'd hermit be,
fanni, oas Bic Bidder uno Bldne birftdtli6 oeriel.
ben i'm Staot 8 Regifrators : BIreau bis -Sum AZ.
Sesbr. 1872 CUR @inft6t fir ale tntereiitrten Brrs
foneu 9e0ffnet ieiH Derben, iudbrenb iueIher 3eit Don
Der @ntiteiouu9 Der @ommifdre in ir9en6 eincm
@eri9te, iuel6es @eri6tsbarfeit bariber beitst,
4ppelatton ~einseIe9t tuerocn fam.
1916, 50, {, 94) Suhu ", glpbb, Heaiitrator.
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@h1uoeu bic .6iiffe III clio aus,

YtNd) Dem BranOe Don Boltol CAB ll1 elez
Ter Srts Die Nieisun9 funO, S%ammlnugen
fir Die gtOthleipenbeu uOrSunehnlen, ais Die
&unOe pom Hub" fam baB man feiner
auspGrtigen Siilie b%ebiirfe. 0as bruudte
man nitt Spei Stale 5u iagen: Die Samm-
lunsen bBrten ioiort auf. Stun seist oas
8ofoner 6alfs.Gomite an bub Is iofort
500, 900 haben mitiie. gtmas meniger Did
tbuerei wirbe ben SOitoneru bon anfuns an
mobl anSuratheu 9epeieu ieir. S9netlid
mirs belte BET Slut au5pIrtS @ebDr finoen
urb Die Soitoner merben sur llnteritiieurg
Der NOtblelOenOen in bic ei9ene8 aide Su grcis
fen haben.
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SauOcreilte &c.
Der n9nuinsHraBeus Sat- nnh Gpar=
&ereiu CIR, her StnSt G~a(timorc"

qte6t hermit Rnbridt, oa5 cine Scrfomnlune Ger
Stotbalter obigen 8erGins itattinoen pruo an
SieuftGs, ben "a. 0e5smber 1872, abenos 8 ubr,
i'm Screins=9otole Quf Der RorfpftzGde Ger 5ols
IiISffrane unb 9enbcrrD:NlIep.
Der 3ucd Der Scriammlun9 lift bic Ssrnthura
etnes YorSblases, oas capital Deg Q5eretns oon POO
00Q auf 100000 ptidrs gu erboben uuo il be-
l6liescn, Oh Der obi9e Serein neu iucorporirt rusroCn
lon unter Dem gelete Der 9erera(sIhembtSe pon
Marplnro. paint in Der Sauuars : zieun8 1868,
Chapter Az.
9. Siibnsr, SuGduu 6anamercr, Srane g.
Sc1Dalenberq, gSilbclm ~C5srfeu, y. &rDGcr,
Rib. s.. @saiel, :. -. Safer, Nb. RuaB uno
5uieph Hlaof, Sireftoren.
C020 2 5.9 Of 4 7 2GO 2 81
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unterbaltuMgcn.

~ SrOntitr. zSbeatre CONTINUE.
s:Sm; g Einnr gi9snttHmeruus Eirettor.
~ IS. u. Sneion, 9eih6itsi. uno Rsoihrur.
Sas Rnblifum uerlaHgt cine @ieOers
Gnluug!
gSsiterG neue ~$terne."
gtorta9, S%isuitd9 une 9ti'tlpoh a5eaos uE6 SitH-
nag gt1hmjttaes
Der beLtebte 5rc9ooe
Is. Z. Election
IN isiuem srtoIsreiben oretattisen EraueripleIs, Dem
elm YoIiptel p0Tber9tbt:
gSdls nmS Gals :"
NIT alien Dem Scben nahgebilbGteH SceRerie'n, glntt
ure SeLn Erlbutteruocn Sfetten, hen betoen Siurids
tunes SccHsH, Der er3raiienoCn Gtenbabniobyt u.Ii,
OoHneIFag, Breito9 uuo SoHuabeno abenos
uno SonnabeHS Nabmittags
cas- Eeuf p~iGraItige Sbouipicl:
Ter maghdliIae Sic, Der @sheimp %oliSif,"
norm 8 :. Stetiou ais ~ misunderstanding
otr 9ebetmp oll5th, %Guitritt. 6as Stud ipielt
in gteW.gort uTo miro nit nCueH Scenerie'H, A. y.
rem Suanbe In SOug SrGnb, Der 3lClteritatue Wos
l5lu9ton's Gut ecm uHion-SQuare, 0eD.gort, hst
buitontdbre bel 9loneibttn L. |. IL ani8silbrt.
AuGtIeer mltltH 6ruuIttn Marion Somers,
Sri Minnie GbCfer, CO.. y. RatcItffG
Gas 2SunotrtiUo, ee tlSinC
Siuu SBdcSIctun,
2 q. Gbefer, $50. u. Ghcfon, 3. 0Gtieu
y. z. hobgee, Z. &]bittattr uHo Die glnss
SdGulpte,z IUuppG bcrtH nit.
SIftt &Sode rr ttrIbmrln GrniltioHstintGft
Sourttiabt s. @iIbcrt
in tlrtn G9arCttcrsS UIdcn:
pSroB uno SlGiE" unb rSie 2eiheueiebe."
Sus ncue SrOiti' ibe gu4et:
Sic Keen eco SilberfdlGums,"
norm Nrl.oeRoiG uu6 lie SOuct=Ttuppe
Sic Sd,mciteru freeman.
Wonfieur Smil Spruug
uro Die groSe SuitipicIz Gruppe.
SrcttGg NbeHh: ". Z, Stctiun'S Scnehy,
VRtttruob uno GreIta9 IbeRo STORYTELLING tur 9ameH.
Sluet Rdhmlttdg5s SOrfeaunaep: Dtenftaos uR6
SoHrabenoe IGGmIttaus, (2S1-92)
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Welner III nrrleibeu,
Neae Mn3eigen.
9cabpSDzS
0nrleimnns : 9Nrhnrtrtnrnf

UIIItTHHBS IFpUTIEWtHI.
8rofeiiot 8. %. Sdoes uon Baltimore miro am
SienRa9 unb Sonnertaa, Den 10. uno II. De5.,
Abenos s ubr, cine Sorleiuns balten, in ue!ber or
cine &etie ourb Nttttel uno gtoto : BaIditina bs
itreibt.
Cine timittrte anBabt pom SaiIon=8 iaeten gu 81
90 Gents pro Stiid fino bel Go5mdn Is Comp,
Gde Der @barIes= uno VtulberpitraBe, loiDie an Sin
ean3e oes Snftituts an BADEN.
Gtn;elnt 8ilete gu % Gents pro Gtif, ruerben
nur ~perfauit, Denn Die Sale MOT gtfiat lit.
Berionen unter Is fabren erbaGten teinen 3utritt.
(29i,6) q. s.. Wp1iIou, 8orfebCr.
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Sn 8hil abelpbia murbe am CONT
tage Die meme fatbcliiGe Stride rSur unbeflef
ten @mpfdngnib" einseweibt.
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RECOMMENDATION zQ(n,cioe.

Nahrlft tuirb b%ier1ltt se9eben, baS lnterSeiGuete
8oama9t sur Serlualtun9 oes Hahldies bes albier
peritorbeHen 5obanu Jafob Sift cr9alten bat. ALE
Die Sorberungen on bieicn Na6laB baben, perben
biernit auf9eforoert, fotbe neht ben notbteen Belle
gen i~pdteitens am 10. Snui 1873 ein5ureiben uno
9elteno gu MAIDEN ODER gu .seiudrti9en, bas ie ibrer
anipri6e an bieieH Na9laB 9eiettih iir ~perInftiq erz
Hart iuerben mo9en: ale, ole 3aRlnnten an bteien
bert, iolbe unuer5Iglit on rnterseihnetensu Ieiten,
no nidt 10 fuirb seri9tli6 ein9e fhritten.
(268, 81, 300,6I Mund Gliiabetb &iif, Qbm.
- o. -. ~.L- IT, go 81, D-T---
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g~eriammlmngs- Mn3eigett,
8iirrau Deg gnltimnrer Gcreius

1erbeferune Der Gage Der @rmen.
Die 8orfebsr mo am eren 8ramten iuoIer beutcs
Si.nifdg 5fadDmittnQ e tlrr in nem SIrenu Der
@'ieuihait, SIR. 122. QBtft-Sapettez, Uetli6 non Der
8nrtftrnse. fb Fcrfamg1elr, nm ~geeigntte Gdritte
binii6tlid ots Sooesialts ibrts 8rdToeuten Su teun.
SIN Outrage:
foQil o n JS,oSba,rA SaFr
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Nener 8auberein.

pOtedauic8,S auUereln gtr. TO-"
Iae 6raunoe BON Cinem mad oeu liberclittn Suu'
uereins'9jeiEten oegrunoGteu Scrtiu iUerNeu eriudt,
beute. 4bcnos 8 ll5r, in 6rn. q. 8aum0Grt=
ner'6 2otCt, yfr. AZ, NtbemarIcitra6es sl eriteIrcn,
nm it6 @ntbcite Su iideru, "a berctts 600 Iutucile
ae3eIdHet uno Der Screin Httt mc6r ais 1000 IN.
tbeiIe au5gebeu bari.
CSrnft zimmerman, PROB. 8rdf.;
s So0' SSs 1Sfgt prop. 8tnans=G omtte;
GSuarh @ccIhar, prop. Setr.;
(292-D g.. Sen Sud,anau, solicitor.
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WFurr Wnunrre;n-

9a itt Ger @incffr. Saupcrcin OSr. ), proutios
rid o~r9Gniirt bat, 10 fper0eR aLe Sieienigen, iuelte
it bieiem Sauuereiu ani6IitBen uoIen. eriudt, I'D
bis beute, 9tenfdo IbcU0, Den 10. SeJember, bel
6rn. 2otbnr &iepe, SIR. 25, Sfe Blne= mo
&ineitrose, CinSufinben.
1854 GcS Gptnitc,
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A@ Cir Srn. SObn 3. Dies Iisst elm srieiIin
Der @rp, b. 81.
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Imported Cordials.

Imported C0rdials.
TIME undersigned has iuot opened lot NJ
4 IMPORTER CORDIALs, Of various kinds.
embracing Perfect Love, Vanilla, Rose
Anisette. eto. Also. Imported Maraschino'
N"rac"a and Ahaintha. T. NJ. POLLOCK.
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eminent men; but they are most Of them
too well.known, and the terrible collapse
OF Swift and the eccentrioities of DIR.
johnson can be paralleled from the read
ing of tho least studious amongst US.
Keats, the poet, who is popnlarly sup
posed to have been killed by severe
criticism. in reality undermined his con-
stitution by drink, and it is stated on
excellent authority that he used to shake
cayenne pepper down his throat as far
as he could reach, to stimulats his pal.
led appetite for drink and to give a
greater zest to iced claret. Religion, it
is we'll known, often forms the basis of
delusions; 80 does money; and SO, es-
pecially with women, does marriage.
The writer OF these lines was beguiled
by person, with whom he had some
slight acquaintance, into making q very
fruitless journey. She, poor thing, had
gone out Of her mind, as the very sug-
gestive, ordinary phrase runs, but no
one knew it. and she waited upon him
with 30 coherent story about purchas-
ing certain property that he was in duced
to visit well-known firm Of auctioneers,
who fell into the same trap, and there
they waited for the arrival of this lady.
She never came, but the next day ap-
peared again to the writer with such an
admirable explanation that he was quito
ready 10 go on her behalf to the auction
GERS once more; and yet all this time she
was insane, and died mad within six
months.
These instances might be multiplied
to any extent. but space forbide. I con-
olude, therefore, with an incident only
indirectly connected with my theme, and
which may appear laughable to the
reader, but assure him it was anything
but laughable to me. Ithappened that,
being in strange neighborhood, had
to submit myself to tho local barber, and
he was laboring under deltriuns nemens.
or something like it. He shaved me
very skillfully, I admit. but his wild
manner, the evident difficulty he had in
holding himself still, and his fourishes
Of his weapon, produced in me such
dreadful fright. that never passed a
more wretched three minutes in my life.
than I did while under his hand. II
this be not exactly case in point, I
know it is, nevertheless, to me as inter-
esting as any of tho Others, being an
actor therein.
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IOTIHIuHl
Tho Confederate Past.

[Original.
The Confederate Past.
They've gone-long gone-yet we 1.-Two on;
Live on, though dead the hopes we che.
riBhed;
Live on, Though country we have none;
Though heritage and name have perished; /;
Live on, because we have past,
A glorious past, in whose sun-splendor
Well live, like Uriel; and, at laet,
But with It's life, our life surrender.
Oil how 1t looms up on this day,
That past, and it's enhaloing gloryl
And how each vitalizing ray
Hos its own grand resplendent stor,i
Enough to ward the chill Of denth,
Enough to stir, to rouse, to quicken,
To impart and cherish hope and faith
For our poor land. 30 crushed and stricken.
Yes, in that, for that past we'll live,
We will, we will, by Gods assistance.
It's thought shall us suoh vigor give
AS shall impart renewed existence.
It is our life's elixir left,
And by its retrospeotion glorious,
Though wounded, bleeding and bereft,
We'll N7e, end by It be victorious.
NJ. M.
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Notice..
Proposals for city Printing.

FroposnIs Tor City Printfng.
GEALED PROPOSALS for executing CITY
- 0PRlNTING for one year will be received
May Il, 1872. Bid to be rendered by parties
bidding as follows
lat. Publishing the official proeesaipga OF
Council, meetings, all advertisemerts:s spay-
nances on their adoption, or or6f1aAhes IA
foroe and republished for inform alton, procla-
nations, proposals, &c.
I'd. Job work-such as tax executions,
blanks. tax blanks, liconse cards, bill and let
Council. WAI. J. ETTER, City Clerk
Maya "a
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA "A
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received,

INTEREST ALL0 WE'D At THE RATE0f
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUH,
ON OER1IFICA Z ES OF Deposit,
AND SIX PER GENT. CON.
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON ACCO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, PRESIDENT.
John B. Palmer. Vice.President,
A. G.. Brenizer, Cashier.
). H. Sawyer, in general cha1Re.\
John @. B. Smith, Assistant Ci .hier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. O. Has.
kell, 3. ". McMaster. E. j. II Beiniteh, J ohE B.
Palmer, Thomas z. Gregg, Columbia.
]. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. SCOTT, Newberry.
W. G. Mayes. Newberry.
B. II. Rutledge, Charleston.
nsnieiHavenei, Jr.. Charleston.
Heohantcs, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, o. {.
phans and others may here deposit their say.
lngs and draw liberal rate of interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustees
wishing to draw interest en- their funds until
they require them for business or other pur.
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Womep o
and Minors (whose deposits can only be with.
.irawn by themselves, or, in case OF death, by
their legal representativeB,) Wishing to lay
inside funds for future use. are here Afforded
An opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Tho same time, be subjeot to withdraw alwhen
seeded. Aug 10
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The honeymoon" takes it's origin
from ON ancient people of Germany,
who used to drink metheglin. bever-
age made with honey, for thirty days
after marriage.
A Chinaman by the name of Cummin
Seamy, has established drinking saloon
in Cincinnati, on Cincinnati whiskey.
They never see him but once.
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entire length Of the Road. Rxpreaa ffratas
will run both ways between Company, Skops
and Charlotte daily tsundala eMeP9ed,)
length OF the Road tSundays excepte0.). All
passenger Trains connect at Greensboro with
trains to and from Richmond. Pullman Pa.
lace Cars on all Mail Trains between Char
lotte and Richmond without change.)
April w. Il. GREEN. Master Trapp.
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Change Of schedule.

ooUTH CAR0L1NA HA1LRoAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, s. c., June 8, 1871.
kaSs GA H9I N Change of Schedule
s2sc ssf - S..HZ8zG to &c into effect CT
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE.

haa CO ID E eneopied, DaiaY, ,oaDsst;Sys sSHaiys
up and down; also with Trains going North
and South on Charlotte, Colu nbia and Au-
gusta Railroad, and Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Eailroad.
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BY Committee of Practical Machinists.
Il ment and great range of work of this
Machine has made it tho universal favorite,
and leading family Sowing Machine for moro
than twenty years, and hence it il no expert.
ment to buy one.
For sale on monthly instalments, second
door below PHuNIx Office, Columbia, g. c., by
A. j. PURSLEY,
Feb ~ Agent for Pursley IL Trump.
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sHu a1ttr SUNDAY. Z4th Instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia 40 m
Arrive at Charleston at 500 m
Leave Charlestonat 82Oa m
krrive at Columbia at $40 n n,
NIGHT EXPRESS, PREIoHT AND accommodation
TRAIN, [sundays e1cepted.l
Leave Columbia at..... .7.e0 pm
Arrive at Charleston ct. .7.CO a m
Leave Charleston at. 10 n m
Arrive at Columbia at 900 q m
Camden Accommodation Train will con
tinue to run to Columbia as tormerly-Mon-
days. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
A. L. TYLER, Vice-President
=. B. P1cKINs, General Ticket Agent.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta FL
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., March 20. 1872.
6e@ m ON and after Monday,
~ ~ &afax-Xx9April /, the following
schedule will he run over this road:
GOING SOUTH.
Train No. 1. Train No. 2.
Leave Charlotte. ..".7.10 A. NJ. 1852. M.
Leave Columbia. LIE P. M. 1.49 A. N.
Arrive Augusta. ...6.15P. M g 40 A. M.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta. -. G. as A. III. 6.30p.M.
Leave Columbia. As A. NJ. 11.1OP. NJ.
Arrive Charlotte. ..6.10 P. II. 500 AM.
STANDARD Time ten minutes slower than
Washington City time.
No. Train daily. No. 2 Train daily, Sun.
days excepted. Both trains make close con
neGtion TO az points North, South and West.
to all principal points.
E. P. ALEXANDER, General Sup.
e. II. DORSEY, Gen. Freight and Ticket Aeen
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summer Schedule 8. & q. r. R..
Gf3fs34EdHH1 nOWN TRAIN It'd rpArH,

r. & D. X. 0o....Ohange Of Schedule.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, N. @. DIV,
COMPANY SHoPs. N. O., March %. 1871.
esf.e ~ xaz1ee.sats March 81, 1872, Trains will
be run over this Division in accordance with
following TIME TABLE.
Trains Going East.