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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25

DaliimOff-O blO-Gurnbabn

- ssM Wi
Baltimore OblO- GlIrnbaha.
IN uno mad eonn,ae, ben SUM 1872, ssss
iasiidbre !9uJe s:rilben Baltimore, BbssItn9 IN
Sari'rs'Hrs' nnO sTsI; s0s.sp.
iriIb pom Baltimore al. autnnrt in Baltimore NJ
sos Ytanmittass. Der llprsNorsen3us uerbiubs
fb nit Strasburs unb oGuiionburs DiG gtGHoias.
Ter gdneu.Sns
tdeltu (Sonnta9s duse~enolHmeH) RoDmlttnes iua
5 Din. IntunlIin Baltimore nm S.4j Y!otstHs.
, ubr 30 win. 4benbs ab. Entuntt IN SGlttuior
UNI 500 IbcIo5.
Der Bint3etcrs AccommobutloRs- Sus
oertlBt Baltimore UNI 4.i0 gtagIn- aTtuRlt IN Sot'
tirnore 10 ~ Wiorssns tdelI6 tSonHtass ausssn0m
men,
Der Trsoertder Gceommobattpus
3us pertdst Baltimore mn 5 usI 9ta0Wiifass IN;
tomInt in Baltimore uui 500 DforsenS an tasIId
au5eenommen SunntceSl.
Der guicolt 6itu. Accommodations Sug loot td9'
lid, SoHntags a~urgtEomIHen, Eil 1.-0 3tldlnl' tags
alb; Suluttebrsro tommt CT bier I'M 3.2O staamiE'
Rad, saserstopn uus ssind,eatr.
Abiabrt bee 3u9es pom Baltimore SO SorInlttd9t
uuD 4 lbr 10 Wtin. HauInittags. Autunit in SQitt-
more UNI 1910 Utoreens unb 5.05 Na9mittGss.
NodJ Srecerid.
Abfdbrt ION Baltimore 500 Wtorgens urp 4.t0 IL.
$40 Vahu. Anfunrt in Baltimore SO unp TO-
Uior9ens unb LOS Vuhmtttaes.
Ndh Hitt8bure,
via Spunsusoiacr Sahu.
Die Slqe 9eben ieheu Nbeno UNI s upr 30 Win. at
unb fommenu nm S.45 abeuoS on.
Nah @aibtnatpn.
Abfabrt pom baltimore irut nm 4. 30 Dfin..
$40, 100, S.35 unb ii lbr 81 Niin.; giaGu. um 2
4.U, 4.45, $50 mo $50 4benbs.
absung pom N n to n trlib Sis, 6,f5.s.W
dnf 8.l5 ytorgens uno leo, 800, 4.10, 5.4U 7.45
uni $40 llbr A5enos.
SountasS: Siiss. Rah @aibinstor nm APO,
30 uno 5 1br 81 Win. 0ior9cns, 4 llbr 45 9iin.
Ta1m. uno = 1br 80 Nin. Abenbs. Serlafen gas
lbtnston nm 500 Ytorscns unb 800, $40, 7.45 uni
9.20 ubr 4bCubs.
Nad Mnnapplts.-
NbtG9rt bon Baltimore nm zoo Wtor9ens unn
4 upr % Yflnuten Fo6mita96. SGrlaiien WoibiH9s
ton nm 6.ij Itorseus unb4 ubr 10 DIN. giadmIt.
tags.
GeseH t~ucttercr arsfnnit, ioruie Sabrbtuetc ua,r
4rt Il. I. 10. penoe man iin an S. z. @ngIanb,
a9enter in Der Sanleen= Stotion, ODER on bQs Sila
(etzSureau.
81 iubrbincte fnb aud In Ser. t1g, gBef=SnI,
timore=, 9de Der @aluertirGBe, 5u babcn, no mar
Seltelun9en Sum Ibbolen bon 9cpot, ueltes inoCs
BetreffeHoen WobnuR9 ge9en 9ontrcmarte bis or
Den 8~etilnmungsor nartirt miro, btuterlniien Tam.
Sobn Z. SSiiion, Srunsporrnciiter;
t275-) <. ~. Sole. Saupt=Stlet=4asnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25

Den aan,en grunbplas, niht gum Bette Der beIasten
Weittrabe. mle fe irbt pon Ripgelp. bis sur Scottitr.
s%cotuet mi b, notbis, an einem Yuntte an Der Meeft cite
Der @irselptraBe. = Jub taoli@ pom Der siowstt.de
oann menlldb ldnss Der eiplinie bes YIases Dip be.
aeidnet 1855 jug bis on RE Oitie,te Der Yurgunop Muep.
cam iiiolab longs beiaster Gillette ID 5nB; ann oit'
LID 1865 TuB bis an be w fieltt Ger Hlf elspitraBe
pann n6rDllb Lungs beiasier Weftieite Is 6uB. bis gum
Nntanse, mel1er uIf rrr Gonoemnirunas.Yl atte u mi,
ben Buh5taben DO bejeibnef 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25

IN unb mad Sonntae, ben 9 SUM 1872, aep,
tasiinbrei !2uJs srilten Baltimore, BbesItns IN
4orfersbnr9, nno stpaI:
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Sanb 81 brrfanfen
rnit Qoncn,
3u ~berfaufen.

Il. lbs. Oa xombors.. Robe sprnqarase, is
due trett. In completem 3uffanoe. Cru bmiet6r nur
~ pro DrettrfaB. Weaen ben S6tlfeI uno Ndpe.
zen rage man I'm Md, ten 1aule oberbalb na&.
(t36-) :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25
FED S0ebeu erhalten :

8A SutDtH eIDHIItH
a8aA gtne senouns Rbein=, Walasaz u. Ems.
fatzI}eine au%sseSeihneter Nualit6t, mefbs
gans Defenders oils att unb bon better Site emptob,
Zen fueroen fonnen. u. Martini,
t2O7-) Subohede Der @ouab= uni DanaSnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25

~1SV~VS A9V"Ss"@
@runoeiaentbums=M dtler US e6tsanpa!t,
4orbmeasGde Ger eexlnstons u. St. Nanlfr.
ginaaua on Der ct. Bauritrase, 2. Ghure.
Baltimore Uo
6dufer, eanrfelen unf Gsrunf rniethen ges
tauft unb pereauft. 8tionoere Auimsrtiamtei
uirb Dem @in5ieben pom Anipri6en, Vtietpen u. !
%. 3ugeruenDet.
nIetben neuOcttrf SY7-
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Sen sarsen @runbpIas / IT bas Bett beiaster Weafr I,
net peresn ioa, uo.bls unb on or Rorooits sde Der
Soor- nit be a9ter lSefttr anfanseno; oann noro=
llt ldas5 Der Siieite Der Scotthr. 62 6nB 8 sou bis
Gisentbums, bann iuooilid Lungs beia9ser cir Dsit'
xtaie 107 NnG big an bic atorbielte uelasler Weiitr. ;
rann w;itli1 ldass ~beiletst y%loroisits l22 6uB ols
gum 4ntaree, ipelDtr aul Dem eonosi'i.lrun9s'lane
u nit Dem Vu1faben s h~e8eitnet 1T.
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SIreaM Ser SfraRsn,O urHbruh8>
(SDm mif1Gre.

\. .. %obinfon. inn. Beripalter;
Gam. 8. SoDer 9 4Dbne. Autt.
HSs O a. 4 = N Hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25
ediTs Mn;eigen.
~ 8alti[her 1loDD.

~ salti(atr floDo.
Dtreft. reselndsies DomphdIftabrt stuiitsR
Stetttn unb u 70 : q ort iiber Sopeut aaen uno
@trifiaRiuLo,
perrnittelit Ter uenen rleeunten yoh-Snmpftr
r6umbolst," .Sranflin." ~~9bprnalfien = Tim
8au) rGruf morris nrnct- Tim Saul, ~t8aib=
inaton" I'M BGu).
0ompfsr "srantlm," Gapt. &. 9rsgsr, issslt am
20 SUIT, Iahmit COS 2 lbr, pom Bier Is, q sStiuer.
Dampiet v5aiou," Capt. Sdad, Iol9t am 10 Suil.
9ampfer ~pumbolct," Capt. Aruolo, issslt AIN
~. Sall.
Baffage.Iretie:
BON Stettin, GaiIte gsio $&LW
3piidDerbed 40.00
Bon Teru. Nurf, Suliftr 1000
3nliheneeG 3U.W
grcuritons.8iue.e aui elm Sdbr oiltis.
GQilte, ooh SIC. 3uiidenbed, @olo SEQ
ainoer unter 10 Scbrsr bic Sdlite. 3utitenpeds-
Bdfagleren ueroeu Wtutabe s~e.iefert.
Weosn tra6t une banase nab Den Sfleee6fer
fpeu6e man fih on
esenrt s 8ammelsbers, asentsn.
Office: Nr. 40, Brpapmap, NemzYsrt.
Sn Baltimore: 3. Hains, Expedition oes "0sut'
5ben IS orreiporbenten.1 tArrili3.1Sj
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u1rNlid)f Central Gi(enbabn.

Bon nnb nab yonntaa, 9. SUM 1872. perlafer
ste Sl9e baltimore, nts tol9t:
s.5O Wuraeus, JiiugarazSoas=, Buffalo
Sdhneu,ma tdsll6 tSonntass aus9enormsnl.
$50 Morsens, @uffsS nncnSn s. - 9dsItt
lSonnto9s 1us9cnommcn), naG Sitt5bur9 uno oen
Weiten, @lntra, Buffalo unb osn Eia9aro : 6Gusr
f2.1O wad,mittass 9dueasus. - GdsIit
(Sonntaes aus9enommen), nod Eittshnr9 uno Den
Wetcn uno norStlt nur bis Wiaiumsport.
s.35 Wad,ts SrprsR. GGglib, nab ben
Deten.
1000 abeubs gsefern : GrpreR, tdsIid mad
BEN Wefen.
Die 2lae nit Der g8ef=WarplGnoer gifenba6n'
Jeben :. 81 Roreens uno $50 IabmittaSe alb.
Die 3iige nab @etlpsbur9 9eben $50 Wfor9ens u.
t2.40 ytahnitta9s db.
Die 2i9e nod Sanouer geben s. 80 9ior9ens, unf
l2.40 uno Z. 30 Hadmitta9s ab.
Die 3u9e nit Der r9unherlorb rVanen'er @ttfus
babn" se5en S.3O Vior9cns nnb 1910 yItttass al.
Mcrnmmnnatiuns>3 uge.
Rad harrisburg - I'm $3.50 Nadu'., tdstt6.
Sonnta96 du5genomnen.
Radh Ndrfrru- nm Il. II Tornitta9s 1850
abenbs tdgiit, Sonnta9s aus9enommen.
Nad, Spdsrepiue - tccliO UNI fl IbeptS.
Bic 3iiae fommcn in Baltimore an:
Bonn gBcitcn uno Horoen 2,l5, 200 Uiolgens
uno / IS, go rnb Ii. 80 AhRnhs.
pdrrlenur, Accommodation - 1915 Por9ers.
@oftp6oile , Accommodation pom 6 odfp' pile -
$40 gtorgfns.
Bartton=Nccommooattou - $50 D1or9ens nHo 5
ubr uno $50 ahenbS.
Baggage wirb pon SoteIs uno Wobnnnsen abeu
bolt, Denn man Die Sroers In Der SiNce Ir. 8, w.
Saloertitr., ob9tbt.
Bcscn ocs Weltcren, 5ilets nab alien B%urttsn,
Beft une gtorb, tpenoe man fib in Der giletur, Gals
oertz citation, unb ytr. 8, Rorb=Galpertfr.. an
Mlfres ". Sisfe. @cn. zSuper.;
y. o.. Npuna,
C133-) General 9anGee.a9eRten.
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Hu %perfQnfeu.

oz Alder 9anb on Der gorf 1urnptfe on Worfton ON
bsr .N6roli,pen=Gentra Siitnbabn." Yreis $500,
orer su usrpa1wn; Elm nieOlidber @onnfis In Gotons.
piGe 5H Aisr unb gut c%ultip,rt. Yrets $4OOJ; 80
Nfer sutes sano nabc @atonspiue. Ireis $500; 6
liter 1arb nit Bopnun9 BON 10 ,3irmera, n, be
Wobnun9en In anen gtlottb tlen uno 9anrfelen
uno 4antjise In sroSer Ausnabl. Wdbercs bel y.
3ipe,ep, Gde her xey,nstons unc ct. saul,
HtYo6e. n43-,
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61uier biQig ~ bcrtaufen.

L. 8 on fer Wnblfon= Apenue;
4 Oil Der Wtc@uIougbtr.;
"a an her @arepz unb Republicanfr.;
3 on fcr @al0eri tr. unb
4 on rer Gut lu.. unueit Soffmannra6e,
I'm Weube pom $4,000 bic 1884, G0.
SbUma3 & Cump.,
Duo Gde Der ct. Yaul. unb Saratoaahr
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discrimination, N.>G.

2RA
G4 aQe linf Gage.
N&8W Hradhtauter taSIid smvfdnaen
Die Baltimore unb Soutbern S.rpls2rdrspor'
totious . Comp" ueteben aus oen Domptlhtfier
rRebeda Is lpbe, Cart. o. .. @ptlo-;
u9uciue," 9apt. Soeto ). Brlee.
Has Dumpiurii n. Glnee" laoet nnIlIHe9r unc
urc 0,eufas, DIN 70. Stunt, 0abn'ittGss nm r
Sic SampflhtHe ~perloiIen iehen Safeu aae FIN
IonF Urn usrnincen lid IN '.silnllnaton mt !,
Ter eiienbabuen unb Dampfitiff -sinisn, suslde mad
oem 5nnern pom Noro= unit SiiozS1tollna uno 9eor'
sia tabren.
Die fFradtzSfaten mad Ruleiah,. @pur1tte. Eaeetts
uius, oboe pin, gStitepife, fs0ir 9lut!, WotinSban
ruo onoeren Funtten in Htore=@ %arolina, UiIr.on,
Sumpter Utentener, Darlington, soetetp Stl,
Sberam, 8iibopsplle, 0reenpile, @olurbta, Conn
nen mo anoern Iuutten in CUB Gdrollna uno @s-
orotn o%niantlrt.
Srabtouter uerben tdglid, angenommeE unb 6rabt=
Staten 10 hiuia. ais bei ir9eno elmer anoernSlnle ga
rantirt. Seriiueruuaen merren 81 u Efob. %eftettulrt.
Besen Tratu4,en, @laiiHtatloucn u. enosreraus'
funjt nenoe man iiD on
u. 8. eo;ans. asenten, Bllmingten, 0.ze.'
Mubreps y Somp., @encrai.1 genten,
fe0-, SIR. 70, Smitb's Wertte.
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Hu %nerfuuieu.

ii Gin fhones piertodises Wobnbans an benz
svIuLflin-S quu,e. 26 fur brcit unc 15o fuR tief bic
sur Stodton aGep Staa uno Wasen=gRemiie an Der
aGep. a8i b btlia %uertauft. 3abluna $1uOO oaar; Der
4eejt in fleinen Sumnlen lno cui lanee Seit.
SUbu Glenn s Gpmp..
G44-) SIR. 1, 81. Edulnr.
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-. Nan s,oftou ubcr Nprfol

s ga9 sDfton ubcr Nprtoli
s,psrosn an ben tolssnssnz ossu Os'0r
Dampfer ysladaon,," Capt. Geo. $. Soustt
Wontoe, "a. SUM-. 3 nbr Ji1dmitta9s.
Ddmpfsr .@. Crane" Capt. solomon oofDsF'
Donnsrttos, 9. Surf, Ndtmttta9s ) uer. A..
a. Baiiustprels nod Bolton NIT tn'0lnB oe'
betofttsuns nnb Sdlaf3immer SIS. pins uno Sa'
Relil S25.
Wessn fsratt NIB Bafass roenoe man ft On
N.3. Sussins, 4eenten,
Gfaunisan's Werfte,
oes-, am ErRe 6es tduaer So6s.
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gu %berfaufen.

Tien Cen,ral>9aue," Jtr. 29, Torb=@aps
StoEe; eisnet ih defenders iIr cine Wirtbitaft, R.z
itauratton ODER aoitbaus urb lit fton blsu einaerlt.
tst. acknowledgment iebr leiut
xbomos q Comp,
(144-) &de Der ct. Yaul= 4 Sarotoedfr.
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Staat Marglanb,
Sircdu ScS StadtS=S cfretdrS.

9ln Nile, fie es angebi!
Sierlllit tuiro befonnt 9emaGt, oas bci'm @ouuer.
neur elm Se9nabi9un9s9tiu6 ein9ereidt Uoroer in
in Dem Iro5eiie oes Staotes sesen Sharles
GOODMAN, pelbcr in Dem @rilniralz@ eriftei Ir re
Stabt Baltimore int Slnuar=Ge rmine 1870 cee Are
critics nit p~eabtdilatsr 1ontnrs ~iiberiibrt .uuroe.
Der Gouoerneur Wirb ~bciastes @einn on ooer mad
benz 3. Sui 1872 CUR Gnhentibeibun9 porrebmen;
bis nobin werben Groteite 9esen hieies 9eiud1 anqe.
bort uerben uno bic betreffen6e Yetition nab benz Or
meiien bes 9ouuerneurs Sur Giufitt austiesen.-Sm
Outrage bes 9ouuernenrS:
1902 Snp Ibpmpion Wafon, Stastsiefr.
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GiQarren un0 Sabafe se.
DeutSbe Giaarrcu=Jprmeu

{AOULDS)
Soeben erbieften per Darnpier Berlin" etne sroBt
ausiuGbl pom oeutideu %ei9Grren- s ormen (mouldsJ,
cJpiepb Sdbroeer s Spmp.
f2AA Gr u ErhnnnR< RInce.
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gu n%eruliethen.
9u Derfdufen.

gu 0etfdufen.
Gin slnpt blenspsribu aanbfs urb g.,
49, ,ddltsplas ON oer Waiplnstnn : Iite. nur bret
D;c.lsa pon Der .staot; Gin porsislid.r Rias ,ir
etner yacen, Birrbraueret uno Snlor, TX Ader,
boppeites Slus Gao iyuB brsiti nit Is Simmern NIB
trouenem aeuer, iopie allen ~rotlioer Nebs, aebiu.
btn, blbider @rotts uno tSurten nit ocri6i.benartis
gen Erlhten. Yleis $500.
Sphn 6lenn 3 Comp,
(147-) Nr. 1, Gt. GaulitruBe.
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Sen aansen Grunhplas. usldsr fr oas Uett Der be-
{aenen Y5eitltraBe. bic irbt BON ter Scott. bis Rtbselp'
SieaBe ourhsebro1en wsri en- iou. nidt uermenoet
wiro uno aui einem Yuntte bestnnenb on fer @eflsiie
ee Hios lptrabe, in Der Gntfernuns BON "a Sub. iio'
lib pom Der snou, ftede Der Rioselep' une Wenfrabe.
,eidne, l55 JuB bis an Der DHieie Der Burg insp'
Wuep, ann iiblit Iangs Der be ia ,trn Ofieite. lo 5aB;
oann oIlid l 5 5uB is on bic gDeitieite Der Rlo9elp'
sra {. Dann n6rolid longs beiaster Dettlt'te bug J nj
Nniange. uni meldes auf Der Con. mnirun8s-Ylare
u mt Den Duhitabsn IL o beieianet III.
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strong. and can now, ss well a. ever !
could make her happy Yea bui massa,
said ToncY, YOU 3 now 10 your prime,
dats true; bat when she Is Ia her prime,
where win your prime be, lie laughed
heartily at Toueys philosop obse.ya-
tiou. but aflerward Ia seriousness, said
he longed Coz s renewal Of bis domestic
life, and bad been fairly enough caught
by the flame Of Miss Gardner We re.
monstratcd that his life was renewed IN
HI. children that be bad daughters lovely
daughters full Of grace iit 10 10 The hou-
ors Of the White House aud some Of them
were the elders Of bis intended, What II
family dissent should make domestic Jars,
and bis latter days be troubedf lie had,
he said, always been too tender 20 the
pledges Of bis past love for them ever 70
withhold from him their flllal confidence,
or deny TO him his parental authority 20
Judge aud act for bis own happiness
We saw Tie game was up, and then said :
We see YOU are bent on your last love,
with or without counsel and You have
ever been too lucky for us now to doubt
on distrust your fate You are going to
marry the damsel, and we are not foolish
enough 10 make two enemies by opposing
the passion Of the wooer and the won.
The marriage took place on the Goth o.
June, 1874. President Tyler being then
IN his 55th year, and the bride, Miss Julia
Gardiner, about 20, aud whom we re.
member being much spoken Of as a beau
tiiul girl, and Washington belle of those
long-gone days She was New York
lady, Of good family, as the phrase is, and
descended, we have heard, from old Lyon
Gardiner, who flourished IN the colonial
age, aud who gave his name to GARDENERS
bay and GARDENERS Island, on and In
Long Island. The marriage proved avery
happy one, and Mrs. Tyler, who has sur
yiyed her husband more than ten years,
is not yet old. Mr.. Tyler, some years af.
ter the marriage, said to Mr.. Wise, when
the latter noted that his friend kept q
double-seated, four wheeled wicker car,
riage for small children, Yes, you sec
was right; il was no vain boast when
told you was in my prime. have a
houseful ofgoodly babies budding around
me, and If you will go up with me tC
Sherwood, will show you how bounti.
fully and rapidly have been blessed
They are all so near in age that they are
like stair-steps, and the two youngest arc
so much babies alike that each requires
the nurses coach, and aud we have to
have one with two seats So their mar,
riage turned out well, despite the fact
that the gentleman was old enough to be
the lady's grandfather, and we are glad Of
| 1t, for Mr.. Tyler had so much injustice
done him as a public man that he was en-.
titled to compensation in his private life
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25

cook-stofes At oelock ia
tie morning lhe fro was kindled, and a.
soon asb was thoroughly lguiicd, tho
process commenced. The following Il a
catalogue oi the work performed and thc
amount Of coal consumed; There wrro
$50 leaves baked, each loaf weighing
IA pounds aggrcgating Sa3 pounds, o.
% pounds more than the equivalent of a
barrel of -four; = i-2 pounds of beet
perfectly roasted ono bushel of potatoes
baked aud boiled, barrels Of water
heated to boiling temperature, al accom-.
plished with = 10 pounds Of coal, At -
la the afternoon Every part
OF the work was done Ia the very best
manner the meat was cooked to poriec.
ton aud The bread came from the oven
in condition that many Of our houso.
wives would do well 10 initiate, The
stove itselfis marvel Of economy aud
convenience, and il performed all aud
more than is agents claimed for L..
AAA apparatus ANi tfHhtANiAiH tiif
DRAFT Is 50 complete in its action, that the
amount Of fire can be graduated Ia exact
ratio with the quantity of heat demanded
or the culinary task 90 be performed
therefore, there Is not the least waste Of
fuel al any season Of the year
This Is cooking by wholesale. II the
master saddler and harness maker to
whom Stewart was bound, lived long
enough TO read the above extract, his
ideas concerning the ability Of the ap.
prentice whom be thought so stupid
must certainly have been considerably
modified Wen, greater men than Mr.,
Stewart have been pronounced fools by
their school-masters, Bacon was impris.
oned for years on account ofhis scientific
researches De Camp and Others were
confined as lunatics Mr.. Stewart may
then be said to have succeeded excellent.
ly well, considering the adverse infuen-
ces which entramelIed his early career.
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4 Girl. Pity for Lonely Young Man

know nothing IN the world tendercr
than the pity that kind-bearted young
girl has for young man who feels lonely.
II II true thst these dear creatures are
al compassion for every form Of human
woe, and anxious 10 alleviate All human
misiortunes. They will 20 to Sunday
schools through storms their brothers are
afraid u, 10 teach the most unpleasant,
intractable classes of little children ia The
age oi Methuselah aud the Dimensions Of
Og the king Of Bashan's beadstead. They
will stand behind table at fair All day
until they are ready to drop, dressed Ia
their prettiest clothes and their sweetest
smiles, and lay hands upon you, like -
many Lady Podphap~ perfectly correct
ones Of course. TO make you buy what
you do not want, At prices which you
cannot afford; al this a. eheerilily ~ II
Ii were not aarlyrd0m % them A. well -
- you. Such j. their love for all good
objects, such their eagefucss b sympa-
tblke with all their suffering fellow erea-
tares Bat there Il nothing they pits D.
they pity a lonely young man.
~ ~. Hotmes ia My Aflaatte
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Washington at Forty-soven.


II is claimed that the following dcs.
cription Of the Father Of his Country,
published in London in 1870, has not
been printed in this country until this
year:
Gen. Washington is now In the forty.
seventh year OF his age. lie is a tall, well.
made man rather large-boned, and has a
tolerably genteel address; his features
are manly aud bold; his eyes of blush
cast, and very lively his hair deep brown;
his face rather long and marked with the
smallpox bis complexion sunbunt, and
without much color, his eountenance
sensible, composed and thoughtful. There
is a remarkable air Of dignity about him
with a striking degree Of gracefulness.
lie has an excellent understanding, with
out much quickness; IS strictly just, Wig.
liant and generous; an affectionate hus-
band, faithful friend, father TO the
deserving soldier, gentleman IN his
manners, in temper rather reserved. In
bis morals he Is irreproachable, and be
was never known to exceed the bonds Of
the most rigid temperance. Ina word,
all his friends and acquaintance allow
that no man can center in his own person
a more perfect alliance Of the virtues of
a philosopher with the talents Of Gen.
eral. Candor sincerity, aflability aud
simplicity seem TO be the striking features
Of bis character, TIL an occasion offers Of
displaying the most determined bravery
and independence Of spirit.
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The Love story Of President.

EX-Gov Wise of Virginia in his recent
ly published and very clever volume
"Seyen Decades of the Union" gives at
account Of President Tyler's second mar
riage, that is very entertaining. Mr.
Tyler became a widower while he wa,
president, losing wife who was very
noble woman member ofthewell known
family Of Christian, in the Old Dominion
lie was domestic man, and pure man
and second marriage is the most natural
thing in the world when a man has been
happy in first marriage; but then IT 4
thought that widower should marry i
lady Of experience not unlike his own
Mr.. Wise says that he was in Mr.. Tyler,
coach, taking drive with him in March
1874, when be soon discovered that his
friend would only talk Of love and ladies
We had always heard, said Mr.. Wise
that an old fool Is the worst Of fools IN
loye.sickness, and he showed the usuaI
signs Of its eontortions into bideous shapes
Of seeming. lie got II out at last that be
thought Of marriage, aud wanted 10 know
our opinion on the subject Well, Of
course, you have sought and found out
some honofed dame Of dignity, who can
bring grace to the White House and add
10 your domestic comfort o, no dame
but a sweet dansel Who, pray Of dam.
sci degree could or should an old prcsI.
dent vim lie told u.s. and we uttered
our astouishment by asking, Have you
really won herr lie replied yes; and
why should notS We answered that be
was too far advanced in life to be impru.
dent Ia ! loye-scrape. How imprudent
be asked. Easily you are not only past
the middle age Che was then 90, bat you
are president Of the United States, and
that Il a dazzling dignity, which may
charm a dainsel more that the man she
marries. Pooh be cried, chuck ling,
Why ny dear sir, am lust full ia my
prime An, bot has John Y Mason ney.
er told you about an old friend Of his, on
ilc soulh side Of Tie james, rich and full
of acres, calling hls African waiter, Toney
into council upon the topie u marrying d
mics ia her teeusl Toney shook his head
ana said, Aassa, you think sou can stand
dat, Yes. 1oney Why nOiy She i %
sweet, % beautiful thai she would make
me rise from a bed q Illness aud weak
ness to WOO her f0r a bride but am yet
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Scragg is famous old bloodhound be.
longing TO the Duke OF Aberdeen. Being
desirous TO secure his likeness, his owner
sent him TO the studio of Sir Edwin Land
seer, under the charge OF keeper, who
was the only one who had the least con.
troll over him. No sooner had the wild
hound entered the studio than he took
refuge under sofa, growing and snarl-
ing at all who approached nor could his
keeper appease him in the least. At last
Sir Edward drawing near, spoke to the
savage beast in terms of eonciliatlon, be-
traying no symptoms of fear, but gradu-
ally raising his voice, all the while keep
ing his eye steadily fixed on that OF the
hound. Slowly, aud at first with evident
reluctance, did old Seragg begin TO crawl
from beneath the sofa, and at last drag.
ged himself, like serpent TO the very
feet Of Sir Edwin, who talking TO him all
the while almost In a whisper, managed
to bit off his likeness in short space
Of time. Strange to say, the animal, sub
dued during the whole sitting, turned
savage as soon as he passed out Of the
studio.