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CARBOLIO TABLETS,

FOR COUeus, COLDS AND HoARsNEss.
These Tablets present the Acid in Combination
with other e1lcient remedies, In popular FORM for
the cure Of all Throat and Lung Diseases.
HoarseneAs and Ulcerati n Of the Throat are i'm
relieved, and statements are constantly
being sent TO the proprietor Of relief in cases OF
Throat difilsulties OF years stlnding.
CAUTlON.-DOn't be deceived by worthless imi-
tations. Get only Wells Carboc Tablets. Price
2b cents per Box JOHN @. KELLOGG,
1s Platt street, N. Y, Sole Agent for the U. s.
Send for Circular. jel7-4w
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Educational.

(NHECARAY INsTITuTE.-KstAblish
Y I'm New York In 1914. English and French, for
yOuoR Ladies' and Misses. Boarding and Day Pupils
1t2I and 1920 Spruce st., Philadelphia, Pa French
is the Language OF the family, and is constantly
MADAME DHERvILLY.
jel2-eod6m Principal.
HNAYLOR T. JACKsON's
SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL
AND
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
FOR Born BKxEs. Spring Term opens March 11th
Young mems residence: Franklin St., near sth.
Young ladies' residence, No. 0q0 West street.
MILTON JACKSON, Principal.
noveO, ,lyd&w
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BaK Boad gs,tsA
ON AND AFTER
~ SUNDAY. May 10Th, 1872.
the CITY RAILWAY COMPANY will run a car
from the Delaware Avenue Depot 10 Front and
French streets at $50, p M, TO meet the Phiadel-
phia.traln due at 1890, P. M. my18la
1879, The Direct Route 1879,


MONTREAL, OGDRNsBURG and QUEBEC,
is VIA THE CONNECTICUT RIVER RAILROAD
LINE
And the most direct route to Brattleboro BelloWs'
Falls, Rutland Windsor, White River Junction,
Wells' River and 90 MIL ES shorter than any other
route 10 WHITE MOUNTAINS.
HB-Fast Express Train PM
Leaving New York at 400
Springfield at 500
Arriving at Montreal at aR0A NJ
Pullmans Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
kS- This is the only line running Express Trains
through from New York TO Montreal with but one
change
~ Passengers can procure tickets at all the
principal Hotels and cflces, also, at New York ana
New Haven Railroad Depot, corner 9th Htreet and
4th Avenue New York.
Don' forget 10 for tickets via Connecticut
Railroad Line.
c. ". PoULSON,
my2l-8m General Agent.
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Summer Resorts.
OoEAN HOUSE,
CAPE MAY.

OoEAH HOUSE,
CAPE MAY.
This hotel the favorite family house, with many
Improvements, ,w be in readiness 10 receive guests
on the 2Tth OF June. Rooms, etc, apply TO
II. w SAWYER,
lie slim Proprietor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-20
DR.. Wells Extract of Jurubeba.

1t is strengthening and nourishing. Like nutri-
tious food taken into the stomach, assimates and
dluses itself through the circulation, giving vigor
and health.
II regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves. acts d
recty the secretive organs and, by its powerful
Tonic and restoring effects, produces healthy and
vigorous action to the whole system.
JOHN @. KELLOGG, IS Platt St., N. Y,
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price, 81 per bottle. Send for circular. je1TAw
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SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Baltimore at T2b p. NJ, stopping ~ Mag
nAlia, Perrymans' Aberdeen Havre-de-(irace, Perry
Vile ChBrestOwn, North East ElktOn Newark Stan
ton, Newport Wilmington, Claymont Linwood and
Chester.
IL. F. KEENEY, Superintendent.
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1BY COLUMBIA S. G.. MORNING. JULY g 1872 70
Special Notices.

~ -
Lost Health Rcsnincd.-Self-nag
lays tho foundation ofmuch bodily suffering.
As rule. men nrc more solicitous to repair
and preserve their houses, stock in trade and
other perishablo property than to repair
and preserve Themselves. TLcy can see when
wall requires prop. or Il weak structure D.
glrder, but appear to be unconscious of, or
indifferent to, tho cracks and flaws and owl
dences of decay i'll their own frail and sensi-
tive organizations.
The consequences of this want OF common
prudence is that thousands fall by the wnv-
side in the prime Of life every year who might
nave lived to enjoy hale and hearty old nyc
II they had resortcd to the proper means of
recruiting their failing vigor ut the proper
time.
Seeing what that famous vitalizipg and in
vigorating elixir, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
blIIEhS, las dOno for countless multitudes
or tho enervated and broken down, and with
the long, 'unbroken record Of it's cures before
him, 1t seems amazing that any sufferer from
premature decay, nervous weakness, dyspep-
sia, biliousness, chronic constipation. or
ter, should delay, even for an hour, to seek
the aid which its toning. regulating and,inyi.
gorating properties have nover tailed to af
ford. -
1t 1s no exaggeration to say that Hos totte er's
Stomach Bitters is tho most faithful al'y of
nature. In her struggles with weakness and
disease, that medical botany and honest che
mlstry hsye yet given to tho world.
June 20 a.
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SCANNING THE FIELD OF BATTLE

SCANNING THE FIELD OF BATTLE
There was never known in the history Of
the country such q spontaneous burst of
enthusiasm spripging from the people as
has been excited by Greeley's nomina-
ton. He was nominated on the Sd of
May-nnexpectedly nominated. Seven
weeks have not elapsed, and yet he has
been the same as unanimously endorsed
by Democratic State Conventions in if
teen States. This has been done by the
people. The 'great leaders" of the
party did not see it, and stood coldIy
a!oof, taking no stock in the movement.
Many of tho ''grcat Democratic papers,,
snch as the New York World, Chicago
Times, Pittsburgh Post, Detroit Free
Press and Mobile Register, lid their
best to butt the locomotive off the track.
All this opposition of leaders Ind
newspapers, of timid conservatism and
old Bourbonism, has had no more effect
IN pressing back the Greeley tide thun
King Canute's edict had in stopping the
surges of the ocean.
The second act i'll the great drama,
that OF Baltimore. is as good as consum-
mated; and the third, the election by
from New York all agree TINT that State
is safe by $4,000. No one doubts that
Pennsylvania is safe by 5000; New Jer-
sey by 10000; Indiana by 5000; aud
the whole South, from Delaware to Texas,
is going Greeley, with hardly an excep-
ton. In addition, lie is going to take
Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin; and there is
every probability that his victory will be
as decisive as that of Franklin Pierce
over General Scott in 1852.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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To Sell CIGARS
THE AUGUSTA EXCHANGE

LIE AUGUSTA EXCHANGE.
rNAlS institution is intended to facilitate
PRnn1Tsas transactions ,e in COTTON, GRAIN ani
sale OF SOU rHERN SECURITIES. A daiIy Ht
call is made Of all tho leading Securities IT,
the tn states Of Virginia. North Carolina, SoutI
Einr;da EEia,G,ina' georgia, Tennessee, Alabama
Arkansas, embracing
STATE BONDS, CITY BONDS,
RAILWAY BONDS, HALLWAY SHARES.
Tho MAESUF;AoTyhING Il nnSIF;oTyh SHARES. &C., DC
GUSTA EXCHAGE, solicit ordersrtb bny y,
sell an! thing in the above line:
W. 5. NoDEnTs, or Roberts, Norris & Sbi.
9. B. RAcoN. Cotton Commie sion Merchant
gusta Factory 'i A"-
Il. +. RUSSELL: Of Russell & Potter.
a. A. EEALL, of Beall, Speare Il Co.
,puon John JENKINS, OF j. L T. D. Jenkins,
W. DANIEL, of Danial & Hill.
=; - q; L,iMiSlzY, Of q: II. PhiniHy & Co.
W. II. WAnnEN, Of Warren. Wallace 4 Co
A. r. Booos, Broker
". II. EnnISa, Of Claghorn, Herring & Co.
I. T; BRANCH, of Branch, Sons & CO.
II. Ii. HICKMAN, President Saving. Do,,.
and Graniteville Factory.
q; a.: ROWLAND. Commission Merchant
w : IL AsEAD, VI fThnkl.n, Read IL CO.
ALFRED BAKER, President National Ex-
Change Bank.
A. NJ: JACKSON, Commission Merchant.
NJ. O'Dowp. of 81. O'Dowd Il Co.
r; L.: C1nEN, OF John J. Cohen & Sons. !.
w. l.. JACKSON, President OF National n. IA,
OF Augusta ami Augusta Factory.
!: u. BARRETT, of Barrett Il CaswcIl
NJ. =. STovALR, Cotton Factor and f,omn,i.
sion Merchant. '''S
GEoEdE ~ ~ e Il. SMILEY. of J. Sibley Sons.
W.. NiIEELtSS, OF Whfeluss & (o
Q. NJ. STONE, Of fsaacT. Heard 4 Co
q. A. ALLEN. OF Walker Allen.
j.. M. BrRDELL. Commission Merchant
.. >. fEAhcE, of j. j. Pearce. Butler * Co.
a. PoCLLAIN, OF POullain l. DAWSON.
GEORGE L. JACKSON, OF George T. jackson
". G. SHELLEY, of DUNBAR & SibIey. and Pre-.
sident ot Langley Manufacturing Coplpauy.
-. .. DOUGHTY, Cotton Commission Mar
W. G. SANDERS. of Inman & Sanders.
M.n' HOWARD, OF ". Fl. Howard e. Son.
y. l.: CL.froN. OF 4. p. Clayton l. Go,
NJ. |. BRANCH, OF Branch, Scott & Co
-. IS. f'orGHERTY, of Bones. Brown e. Ia
IHoMAs L. STovALL, OF St0vall K HnIl
Is. "a. MAY. OF Il. H. May i Co.
d; y. MATHEwsoN, Tobacco, Cotton. f:ooa.
ana General Produce Merchant
y. j. DoZIER, OF Dozier & Walton
u. z. CUnnY. Banker and Broker.
JAMES a. GRAY. OF James A. Gray In
I,.J. MILLER, Of J. Il. & l.. J, Miller.
l.. a. I1MnENLAKE, OF Ranley g. Timbcrlakc
H0MAs NJ. JACKSON, Of Cox. Jackson & Co.
=. M1LaAN, OF Branch, Sons d Co.
aunr 20 1871
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Where to Spend the Summer ~
GLENN'S SPRINGS,
SpAPTA Np7yDD - n


SPARTANB URG, 8. c.
A@NCN THIS celebrated WATET.
KEW - ING PLACE will be opeu for
M.zAI6. -Ts Visitors the 10th day OF June.
this Water are not excelled, and from the
numerous wonderful cures that have been
ehected oy the use Of this Water, am satis-
ned that this is the place for all whose cond
tion can be improved by the saluLrious cha
ROOMS large and pleasant. Good and at.
tentive servants. TABLE supplied with the
best the market affords. Fancy Balls during
the n GUNNER. cum Ten Pin Alley. Billiard ana
Bagatelle Tables. for the amusement of
gnests. Charges per day, $3.50; per week.
w 90; per month. $35 10. Cottages to rom.
at $25 90 and $50 90 per seas On. Hacks daily
from Jonesvillc. after the 25th June.
w. D. FOWLER, Proprietor.
1@Charleston Daily Ne,os, Eewberry He-
rmatd, m, Edgetisld Adoe'tiser, Marion htar,
Winnsboro NeDs and Beaufort Republican
copy for one month. and forward Bill to Pro.
PrIetnr. Jnne tf1mo
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The USE OF TOBACCO. Probably the
long-mooted question of the use and
abuse of tobacco will never be settled.
Smoking does not appear to make much
Impression on the physical health of the
Germans. Neither can any one say,
with the slightest degree Of certainty,
that the American habit of chewing,
though it is patiently dirty, is alsc dele
terious. It would be in the highest de-
gree unwise to admit subject upon
which so many learned doctors each
lnfallible in his own circle-differ 80
widely, into the field Of Christian casu-
istry. The Young Mems Christian AS
sociation of Massachusetts acted fol
ishly, therefore, as people sometimes do
in that section of the country, when at
its meeting. on the 18th of this month,
at Lowell, it allowed itself to condemn,
IN dictatorial manner, the use of to-
bacco. At the meeting. according to
the report of the papers, the ''prohibi-
ton of the use of tobacco was discussed,
and was finally left as provided for by
the Convention of 1869, to the discretion
OF the members, although the general
feeling OF the meeting was that no good
Christian would use it-coupled with
which was resolution making total abb
stinence test of membership"
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Wood! Wood! Wood /!

A CHOICE lot Of OAK and HICKORY
"A WOOD. Of all sizes, for sale cheap by.
oty cnS ooFd; iii and 3, deyersd in any part Of
special rates for winter PURPOSES. oTders s rs
lslt @ At the PnGNIx Office, or at hir. D. EpsTISs
Dry GOODS Store, on Assembly street. will be
promptly attended to. The above Wood is in
time. d TnSTIE ~ auy
North eide Of Gorvais street, between Hssem.
bly, and Gates street. Jnnn onst
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Everybody is some authority. II every.
body says go and co. it must be so. They say
hEINITsHs MEDICINES are good and are worth
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Elegant Cough Kisses.

AKE kiss and cnre your cough. nice
cures Coughs, Diptheria Sore Throat.
Group, WhoopiDg Cough; an admirable me.
creme for children; no coughing ut night: no
ut,lstnrnance; t,l sweet slumber secured By using
Aprll ~ T HEINITSH'S Druc Store.
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I~CoPY."J
Executive Department,
STATE TREASURY OFFICE.
CoLuMnIA, y. o., June 10, 1872
~ Attorney and Agent OF the Charlestul, !,
Joint Stock Company, OF tho State OF South
Carolina, for the boneflt OF the State Orphan
asylnm, Two ThousaId Dollars," being tho
hrst aLnual lnstalment required under pro
Visions or the Act uf incorporation, passed
March 5, 1879.
tSiEncd) No PARKER
treasurer State south Carolina.
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Chicago can hardly be called pleasant
place to walk about in lato at night.
''The efficiency Of our police department.
is such, says one of the Chicago papers,
that man may safely 60 through any
OF the streets West of Halstead after 10
o'clock in the evening. with no other
protection than double. .barreled shot
gun, while the head of a family who has
iron shutters, bull dog, revolver and
private watchman, can wrap the dra-
rery of his couch about him with feel
ing OF something like security" The
roughs have playful way of chasing
policemen, that is, in every respect,
more exciting even than fox hunting
They pursue them into the police
stations and then blockade them. It is
said to be harmless amusement. and
diverting.
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Notice.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., JUNE /, 1872.
FltHE unders!guee has associated with him
Il In business Mr.. JOHN E.. GYLEB.i The
general Grocery business will hereafter be
conducted by the firm Of HOPE & GYLES.
June a .tn f5e EDWARD HOPE,
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Everybody should read the paper and ie. a
70 know now much is saved II to Heinitsh'.
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Sparkling Catawba Springs.
lMNCO HAVE THIS DAY taken
&%Y charge OF The above sprin1s
MasSfSl1 and will open them on tbe
ezzzEz6azzEEzz-1 ezzzzz.sz4aaaEz 10TH INSTANT. Pcrsons de.
sirous VI spending few months ct q water.
moro comfortable resort. Terms reasonable.
]. II. BLAIR
Formerly Of the Yarboreugh HOUSE,
June limo RaiafOh No
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Rhode Island was struck by lightning
the other day, oansing widespread de-
VISITATION in adjoining States. ,
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How the World was Peonled

HAVE a lot Of the above WHIsKEy IN
u hand and having made arrappeI1enta to
.a .ake an Whiskey Manufactured by Motz, will
constantly Keep 1t on hand. Can oniv be had
~ q. w. j. BLACKS,
1.a.ch 70 ONO Charlotte, NO.
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Sic &pm6bte tit QpuispiQe.

Sn 2cuisSi1e, 3d., seriaumelte Id att
4. b. Mts. eine G%pnoenticn Der ertrsmen
pber icsenannten 8eurbon'D emptraten, UNI
einen ei9enen Garoioaten fur bic Yrdiibent.
ihaft auf5uHe1,n S%efauntlia tf6r. Gtas.
S'@cncr Der M4nn bieier 9arttSpfsen, BITE
nit a1er &rali an Der 8effisans Der
@rantI4en Serllaaft arbetten. Derielbe
wuree benn aud, ME f4pn een1elbet, Elm
fimmis spmintrt unb neben ibn1 s. 3.
Nbaus ais gieeprdfbent. CUR Renn,ei6-
nuns bteier Gpnsention laFen mir bier mod
bic 8eihlufs fclsen, wel4e fe fabte; fe
lauten alfD
8eidlpFen, bab es bic Nniidt bteier Con,
renttcn 1T. bas ba Charles S'&pnpr ron
Stem gcrf ben 3mef bieier Gcnpenticn Ycn,
fdnbis btaiste unb etnfimmts fir bic Yrd,
ibenti4aft unb Spbn Sutnes Nbams fur
bic gieeprdipentihait npminirt rurbe,-
bic bier reriammelten Eelesaten Der bemp~
fratiiden Yartet ni6t @iaens inb, anbere
Ganribaten unfatt berielten auf;ute1en unb
pab bic bempfratiihe Yartet linen unter al
len gertdltniNen tbre unsetbetlte uEteritus<
uns ansebeiben lafen trisb.
Beihlcfsn, bab mir sesen bic @eritene
lung Der Dfsntli6en Sdnbereien an Gcrpo>
ratipnen prpteftren, unb baflr itnb, ba6 nur
III @unfen pom rtrfli4en NnIetler1 iber
btefelben serfust pirb.
8efhlcGen, bab mir III @unfen etnes &C.
redten Earifs, ater u fur &epenue<: 3pede
finb, unb bab mir untranbelbar sesen bic
&laTen'@eiese In gesus auf 8efeueruns
ppppniren, ppbur& @enise auf Soften gie<
Ter unter benz gorseben, ie su beldussn, be-
rei4ert tperben.
Gls Der 9elesrast pom Stem ycrt nae1bete,
Rap S'Gpncr determination ab1etne, fc1ate
unseteure gcnfuftcn; bod bic 6erren mug.
ten fi& III belfen. Cine &elclutipn purte
ansenpmnaen, bur4 welde tas Rational.
Greeuttp'g om u1tttee autortFrt uirb, nit Il.
ner 3weibrtttels Maieritdt ader mitslteber
jebe gaean5 3u falen, .uel9: auf ben, aufse.
fenten grdfbenti4afts>Stde bur9Sob pber
Refisnation erfc1sen fp1te. Mit anberen
@erten : iteter Ginen, nus ni9t
Greeley!
Natarlt4 ptrb ttefe bpurbrntfde 9elben>
that Don ben @rantleulen NIT srpeeun @obl<
sefa1en oufeenomuen, Is If ia eirle ni6t
III peraGtenbe @aferfraft auf bereu Ratle.
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Smlanoii9e Na9rt4tem.
6 / q E &.

st. Saul. SIM nadfolsenbsn Scnntas
tpirb Der bpar'fe ST.. 8ilhpf Grace mebre>
rem gaapibaten bes grieferfanpes tte 81.
@eiten erttetlen.
&eu. u. Sersbutb BON New l1lm bat 70.
eben etne Rstie unterncmmen, bic nidt gu
ben @nnstmlihfetten bes ssbens sepDrt. Gr
beeibt fd ndulih nod pertdiebcnen Staa>
ten pes Sitens unb Subens, UNI fur ben
8au bss neuen S6ulbauies feiner @emetnpe
tn Netp ulm bic erforberliaen @elbmtttel
ii iamnaeln. @abrlid tssne leidte Muf.
eabe, aber ba es iid INN Bite 8tlpuns Der
Susenb banbelt, 1T benz ppferninisen @rte>
fer fetae Nuisabe III idper. Bir runiten
ben1lelben ben beffeu Grfols unp ieiner &C.
ueinbe teFtn taipise ano frcbe @teper'
tsbr.
badtn: P. &eniwger bat In ben nDrblthen
9ourties n1eies Staates bereits mieber meb>
gere erfplsreihe sRiilcasn ~sebaIten. Gr
besann in 8sde &ipsr, Gpuslas Gcunt9
unn bsaab fh BON bnrt mad Miaerspi1e.
I'm ben perihtteenen NatiDnalti1ten, benen
bic Nnileblsr in tortiser @sseno anaeb0ren
Welesenbeit III se5en, Der Truhte Ser III.
SIT l'pn t~bstltaftis III rrerosn, preeiste ga
ter @sninser ba1b In eneltIdsr, balp In
beutiher, balp In fransSiiiter Sprahe.
Dieie @p6e belt berielbs su <iabett Gitp,
In Sttertail gount9, Mtitpn unp pirb i'm
Saufe nd6ier Mc6e tierter surudfeeren,
I'm iih rrteres uah Stsarns gpunts III be.
seten, uno bort ftin frubsr tescnnenes
Miiiirnsne,f icrtsuissea. Dem 8erreauen
nod fpmu,l bic Geneinbe ct. Nusufa ;u-
erf an bic 8eibe.
Sn Maiena i6reiten bic Satboiiten ruiis
gun, 8au elmer reuen 8lrGe.
Sn Nauzato pirt, ME beretts mit9etteilt,
am %. ,. Wts. etre ahttdsise Mifirn
bur6 ben Sefuiten Yater &arlhdtter unb
spet ontere Sreensprister ernfnet Ger
bpte Ruf htsier Mifipnsprie.er 1T in ben
ssrihtebsnen Staaten 10 oGeemein sertrei.
tet, caB sic GlautensserrNen 1T t~frtieer
@esenp N6ec nit 5reuren eteie ieltene &C.
lesentett benueen rerren, nad hsr fh
SauieHbe prrs InfebIern serseblt6 febntn.
1T Sen 4antd, Stearns Co., 1T ben,
@ernebmen mad bic neue Stride 70 nett ppr>
seidritten, bag beren Ginmstbuns auf ben
S. DECEMBER, oteaeiht nod etpas fruter,
%fattFnren lam. Die Stride 1T 100 bel As
Tue eses; Tie Seitenbrsen i'm Sanera linp
"A, Der Rittelbp3en SO 5us beA.
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tunbertfanfunbpiersis &tnter unter funf
Sutren seforben. Dapcn 81 an Der Dt
arrbDe, II an Der 8inberholera, 81 an
&rdmpfen, II an Der &utr. Man iebt, biz
@aGermelcnen, ,Meades'' urb a%nberpettt'
ees uureifes benz @ifte slei6 gu eradtenpes
DIT fprbern ibre OVER!
Cine grauli9e Mprntbat oeribte an, 6. B.
etn sewiTer 9puis Settle tnMilnaufee, inpem
er fetner Jrau, bic NIT ibreua Stnb auf Dem
Mrm DOR ibm itanb, nit elmer Nrt ben &ppf
ipaltete. @rcbe aufresuas CAB iih tieruber
BET Der gerDlfsruns funp, unb Der 1nmenf4
fst tinter SalpB unp &iesel, um benz ur@
till ets @ertatss entsssen5uieben.
uGiueu fremnblidcn @int" er1dst ST..
yrofe6or Srtel in Samaiea an bic Sreuabe
isiner &irden;eituns, bic fneben BEN p.
Sabrsans bescnren bat, In fplssnbsn BUMP
rtfift3n 9erien:
Quid stats %otiosi?
Nrteitet aud etuas tie
Sur unlsr r1untres 8latt,
1as bas p. Sabr erreiht Bat.
@enn Der 9aapr auf Der .3ansel sber prt.
satim
Dem Sans, benz Mihet e. iast: Ga nimm
Nud nal bic &. 3ettuns Yrn Samatea,
90 pirb iih Der @lte aud freusn aaea
Sammt ieinem Srip in, Ylauherfubhen
gSie III @ettna61en Mdchen unp 8uthen,
1Hb tbr rerbet sorne, mttter uao btnten
SIMMER AUDI ihDre Mrtifel inben,
Nidts llnssmuttltdes, feline 9auferei,
Spnpsrn mas unterbdltli1 unb auferbaulih
let.
unire eaGen fnb aud meiitens original,
Sbne Nlaeiat pter literurlihen Tiebtab1 ;
Nir seben fur frenbe Nrttfel eerpDbnlih
grepit,
@eil es 70 briuet bic quite Sitte nit.
Mande .3situns iid itmudt nit frembenTe'
fern,
unb bleibt bod babel lansueilis unb le'
bern,
@idelt iih Elm In bic 9Drpenbaut,
Dch aber tes Gels Stimme pirp laut;
unt mas 1T 1dterliher, ais Elm Gtitcr
@enn er berpprtrttt nit lansem Sbr?
Mu6 mir taben, mir seiteten es, unl.e
Shnahen
unb font nptl aud etlthe fleine 0ebrehen,
Dph talten mir uns immer ftets fret
Bcm grablen, pom Sluntern, BON 6euAelei.
Drum unter itlset, ttr seifli6en 9erren,
Son Stapt unp 9ane, in Der N1be unb
ferre1
80 siel itr t6nnet, unire Mrbet+.
valete. Salts superque fur beut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14

Sn &tluaufee murhe bteie @c9e bte sSu>
belfeier res fnnfunp;pansisiabrisen 8etan-
bes Der bortisen Nuttersottesttr@e began
gen.
Der tpdn'fe 81. Bii&pf 6enns ertteilte
wdtrenb ieiner charlottesville pom, IL. bis
Is. Nusut in perfdiepenen @emeinben 500
Tericnen bic III. Ttrmuns.
Sn ct. &einarb, Snb. tpirb am IA. b.
Mts. Der @ruRpfstn ;u etneu1 neue1 &lcfer
unb Seminar Der genebiftinerpriefer "a
felbft eelest merben. 8efanntli& par tieie
Abtei friter cine Tiltale bes peltberitmten
&loaers etniebeln tn Der @4weij uns spn
bemfelben sesrinbet ,pprben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14

&a3a5menspertb.-Dr In philadelphia
aHI6naf rsrfQrteus Wnrpfer fohritant
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-14
AGtn9eianbt.)
SeEab, @isc., 4. Gent. 1872,

Gnbiih einr1al etrpas rrn Scmab unb
5nar etaas &ihtises. gersanseae 5pet
Srnn:ase wareg trirflth fdone, feierli6e
Sage fir bic Gsue'nben 5puat unb Hisee-
stne. Iu erasren ertbeilte Der hc6w'fe
81. 8iiarf 6eis Don ga GrpNe % &inbern
unb 6 errahiensu 9sripnen bic 81. Tirnnuns
nnter &fiaen5 unieres Seelipreers 8sp. S.
.. Tormarb. Sd Bin nidt i'm @tanbe,
bic sdterli6e aufrrahe urisres seretrten
Sberbirten mierersuseben, Bite geri6eruns
iebpd, bab Der Ginprud berielber auf ben
GeitAtern eaer !2ubDrtr bemerflih mar.
Die hrtiflihe Gr;iebuns upb 8ilbuns Der
Sttter mar Der 6auptsesenfano berfelben.
Die Wcrte les Obertirten ;~lnoeten in benz
6ersen Der @1dubisen, @ptt CUR Gtre.
SIN &tosertce. iieben Reilen bon bier,
mar etRe MeniHenmsnse reriammelt, trte ie
tieies St1pthen nod n~ter,als 5uspr sefeten
bat. Dcrt em9fnssn 26 &inper unb aud
6 Grmahieae Ycm bedr' fen 8iihpfe bic 81.
Tirn1uns. ltefe lieten 8uialeute puetsn
iid BET bieisr Belesentett Dor Treupe BEL
nate nidt 81 faden bic Stride mar piel su
fletn, UNI ate Anodhtisen auf5unetmen.
Der Gbpr, nit Mslcbeon 8esleituns, 70
fhwoh er beiest mar, madte id iesr gut.
Gum S4lu1e fimmte pon 6ersen Sober In
ben Sobseians: @rDber @ott lid loben
mir. s. 6. &.