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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06
1,nrnry at ,ac soldiers, Home.

A neat catalogue of one hundred pages has
been issued of the books contained in the
library of the Soldiers Home at Togus The
pamphlet also embraces the rules and regu-
lations of the library and reading room, and
n brief history of their origin and progress.
The work has been carefully done By Rev
Geo w. Barber, Chaplain at the institution,
and who Is also TIE Librarian. The nucleus
tor the library was formed By the exertions
OF Rev. II. F. Wood, former Chaplain, who
collected abou: 1000 volumes. At the sug-
gestion of the Deputy Governor, Gen. VIM.
), Tilton, Mr.. Barber visited Massachusetts,
and other places, where generous responses
were made to the call for books, and more
than 2oO0 volumes were added to the original
number. The Library now numbers upwards
OF $500 volumes, nearly all of which have
been contributed by patriotic and benevolent
citizens. During the past year the reading
room has been remodelled and the Library
reconstructed; the books have been thorough
ly repaired, classified, catalogueI, and pu,
up in a more convenient place than formerly.
Republicans:
Did you hear those guns Friday afternoon?
Did not the question arise in your minds why
should those guns bq fired? Was il not a re
Jjoicing at the defeat of the men Of North
Carolina who during the late war were true
to their Countrywide men who fed and
clothed and warmed our soldiers, and direct
ed them TO places of shelter and security? 1t
was rejoicing at the success of the rebels of
that State. 1t was in honor of jeff Davis,
and in dshonor Of General Grant. and the
principles he fought to maintain. let some
men who call themselves good republl-
cans, join in such jubilee. 1t is wonderful,
this love of the democrats for any and all
who deserted the old flag, and by so doing
dishonored their country. You could see
them grouped together Friday afternoon. Men
who traitorously deserted their flag in time of
war; men who rcjoced at the defeat Of our
armies men who said when our soldiers were
wounded, they wished they had been killed;
men who said in time Of they dared to be
rebels here; men who denounced that good
man, President Lincoln, and heaped all man.
nor of nyectivcs en- his head; these were
all jubilant. This were sad indeed; but sad
CT still, to two or three men who hereio
fore acting with the republican party and still
declaring the principles OF the republican
party to be correct, hanging upon the out
skirts of this group with their feet inclined
toward the Standard office. SIGHT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06

HoIIoway's pills.--When the flesh wastes,
the strength declines the liver becun torpid and
the bowels irregular indeston is the primary
cause In all such cases Holloway's Pills are an
immediate, never failing cure. Sold IS Maiden
Lane n. Y Price, % cents per box. Ask for ew
style the ld is cou, forfeited. aug6-t2t&W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06

The Tanner companies in this city vii! be
supplied with patent torches, through the
agency of Collier, Hamilton & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06

Mr.. Hill, former proprietor OF the llaiio-
well House, is trying to secure lease OF the
Cushnoc House in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06

Regular monthly of Augusta Lodge TINS
tuesday, evening, at 7 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06
LuraI ~ State Nems.

The democratic banner on State street Is
getting torn on the d-bug end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06

Remember the regular excursion OF the
Barge to the mouth Of the River on " eahes-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06

Two democrats joined the Tanners on
Saturday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06

bunch of keys await the owner at this
office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06

\ Grant and Wilson flag is row displayed
in front of the court house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06

Miss Mary Cleaves, late of llallowell, left
by her will, with her executors, the late Hon.
Charles Dummer, and his wife, (who is a
sister of Miss Cleaves,) a sum of money, to
be disposed of at their discretion, for benevo-
lent purposes. In ful6lment of that trust,
the executors had purchased house for
of Mr.. Dummer's decease. Mrs. Dummer,
in carrying out the plan of her late husband,
has had the premises put in perfect order, at
cost Of over thirty-fve hundred dollars.
and presented them to the South Copgrega-
tional church in Hallowell as a parsonage, as
also with policy Of insurance Tor two years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06

The more the Greeley movement IS Neh''-
lated in this State the thinner 1t appear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06
The Greeley Republican Roll Of the lard
District.
AUGUSTA, Me, Aug. >. 1872.

AUGUSTA, ME-, Aug. 3, 1872.
Mn. EpIToR:-The list of names appended
70 call for a 'I4ibera" convention in the
Third District, published in the Maine Stan
lard of last week, should be divided into
three parts: first, Democrats, who may or
may not at some time in their lives have voted
the Republican ticket; second, Republicans
whose names were appended without their
knowledge or consent, several of whom your
correspondent knows personally; third, dis
affected Republicans who signed the call in
good faith. This last division is the COM
plete measure of the "Lberal Republican"
strength in this district, ana it is not large
enough to make our majority anything less
than overwhelming. The Liberal Republican
leaders who have attempted to palm off such
lis a fair and genuine one are unworthy
Of re rec' or confidence in any of the rela-
tons Of life.
RADICAL, in Portland Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06
For Sale or to Let.

rVIIE two story dwelling house on State street,
/ jusL south oil the State House. Inquire OF
DANIEL T PIKE.
Augusta, July 80, ls72. july3l-ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06
IT Fl r,
THE
yosemite
Makes an Excursion
10 THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER
Every Wednesday.
Julyll-snttf
julyll-
Marrieo.

In Perkins. goth ult., VIM. Stinson to Miss Lizzie
Hardy, both of Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-06
Dtfn.

In Camden, cath ult., Willie H., only child OF
Chas. n. and Clara J. Miller, aged II weeks.
In Cnion, Soth ult., Thomas Brown, formerly OF
Searsmont, aged s0years; 3lst ult., Ann, widow oil
the te Capt. John Fogler, aged SO years.
In Rockport, 21ti nit, Eugene, youngest child OF
Allen and Phiena Sylvester aged about Is months
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28

MCrt. StrantOn f&t!at tslimm.
: su fsln, fa riurn prnis tsnsiteRsrsrtpsn
Ruf Su rrrtnBen, Tfntsisns miiiIsr 90 tif
9spo4nsr anbersr Stipts fir sias rtttias
WSrSrrR6RIr baIteu. Grf pOtts. 0U6,
bsrtttstsn MIR iibsr sinsn mutbmaGlidsn
WCrb unb bsute IN ss trteesrum uuIsrs
pFt6t als 9epifenbaftsr 3situnssf6reI.
Der stntn anprrfn ,u msIpen.
gm SOnntas RCrssu fanb man rsn
SoRn @arrttp, In Der Nct6 pOtnRaft, In
stnsm Bess nabs bet fstnrr @Obnung sr.
mOrsst. 9la4e Dem Srts lag cine Rabe,
bic stnsm ssptfeH patrtd Gavin ssb5rte
unN auf btsien ben 9trOa6t mari. S5stns
gsrRafiuns rrfoIets aIStaIb unb altsr
mann ssa6 bsrtsf iOsIsia stns GOrcnrrs
Surp unr fsqte sinr 9Orunteriuduna
an. Sas Ssrbift psrlrItsn Iautete, ,,ra6
Sobn @arrttp gu fsipsm 6uee fam pur6
SsrlsBunssn pcn sInsm Stein oeer gta.
men, unS hap 6ffastsr Striu In rem 5Gn.
ben BON 9atrid Gavin mar"
@us Ten ausiaBsu msbrsrfr 3suaru
stnS 6oI9snbss btrppr: Der mutbmas.
ltss N0rHrr GAVIN mar Q6snes ;uppr
IN Der 9sisGitaft feirts Spfsrs uub fam
srlt Elm StrrtsI mad l utr tart6urHa
mad 5aufr. Die 6leiesr, relHs Or an
bate, fan6 man WcrBsns Gtuibe(priBt an
stnem 3auns bel ftInsm Gulbauls ban,
gen; istns Sttsfeln battsn stenfaus 9lut.
ipurtn, sbsniO fetn .5anbssIsnf unp feline
singer. GS ltstnt. ta6 0asin ten Ga.
rtt9 init stnfm StsIHs ntrOsrf6lua, rtlT,n
SoPf pann auf StfiRf Is8te uno nit eem
portsnanntsn Stttnr iRm ben Gdard
3srldmettsrts. @n Der 5RatGads, tas
man % bier nit hrm pilfIiden R5rrsr
3u iRnn bat, Idst fR taum 3peirln, uuS
mir srpartsn feline baIOisr Sef5rpsruna
gum 9aIetn.
Der NmIstermin bee 6rn. Gbas.
Saaet, unisrss RdctIf&fn S&uemst(tsre,
9sbt nit rsm l6. GsJrmttr 3u Gnts. 6r.
5CRn S'DcnnsQ miro ranu lsin gfa&.
fOIssr.
- Der Gusfanb Der @ust!sr bau,rt
fort. Sst esb3rittn poH 8. s. @nantou
srRisi!sn bic GESsiisr Rst5 Daupius Yrrtl,.
unO siifs SsrIan9sn Ie aud irbt. Dir
sS'tsfruns Der Gcmpaants, fie 3u su2lsu,
Dat ben ausfaHb bsrpOrastra&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28

oisiss &raatts ir,rS uuieriu&sn. MaI
muntslIt auf hfE Strabr, bab sin Itsi
Srr Saasn i'm 8aIltp 6auIe I6pn fri
m'tTsrsn 1n8su 8spadt Tarsu, au6 nil
si" gedtsr rem Rann ssfsbrn butrn, bel
pas Gsusr anleSts. grlt prnn icI6I
esutr, bic ssrns an 8sr'dsrunssssfsq
it5aftsn aasprrtauftn, Issr ausssbsn, ,. b,
tstHf gntf&dpisuns srbaItsu, ptro BIZ
5eusrSgsflbr psrmiupsrt perttn.
5sIfrt!- Nm Sonntas Nd&mtttas
lptsItsn brst 8tnSsr Dor Der Ssfnung,
psl&s ssssntibsr Der Dtdicn Gotrtt, an
psna Nvsnus, gum Saubfatrsn In ben
5agsI srmaht mar, oils Der Interchangeable
@runb f& pISbli6 lOsl6fe unp bic &tas
Der bssrub, Gtu 8uats Nlmsus EOmmp
9artsan mar auf Der Stsus toot, tnbsITsn
bic btibsn anbsrsn &in6sr f6wrr SsrIsbt
puresu. Die Ntuttsr tieisr Itbtersu
6Intsr III cine bsuti6s gBittrps Namsns
SsGnO, psrsn Wann pcr sinissn Rona.
ten mad Ian9srer &ranfbsit farb, feline
5amiIis in ben aqsrearfttsfsn umfin.
ben 3uriifiofsnb, 70 ras fis oft 5unssr
lsittn mubtsn. Die Grnu III trdntIit
unb atbetteunfabi8 unb bat nun aud
nod bic tsiNsn 8inbsr trant i'm Sauis
Iisssn. 9isr 1T Elm 6aa, bsr bas rssfs
Nttsrfiibl mad rufsn IO[ltr unb mir usb.
men tsIpntsrs bsuts, am Dantlasuuss.
iags - no MIR un'srsm S6Spfsr fir
Qstsn, 9slunttttt unS anbert rmpians
gene Wpbl!tatsn bautrn, absr aud un.
lsrsr tIrfttBsn Ittmsnfden niht Ssrssi,
ItH fpatsn - @sIsssnbeit, an bic @cbl'
tbatiBtttt unisrtr 4aneeIsuts iu appe[Its
rsn. SSnnt Sbr, bic bsute SteIlsi6t In
ustsrfub iGTelsen uno fb Der bsfsn
@sIunpbstt erIrsutn, ben 9sbanttn sr.
tru8tn, bab In nd&fsr Ndbs stns @ittwe
unb ,wet 0ailsn trant barnirberliegsn
unb tbnen gotb unb @ntbsbrung ins
Gn9rRtt FART! - pier tbut rnIGe unb
rausrnbs 5alfs Notb.
llnfsr Snformant III 5r. u. 8pbIins,
in bsfen 9uufs (ssSenitsr ttr DtdiOn
5abrtD bic 5amilit pOHnt. Gr fast, tab
Na6tarn biStsr bic armsn mad Srdften
uuierliBt bltsn, risfs nsus 5ttmfu6uns
atsr ibrs 8rdf;e utsrlsiss. Gin isrsr
Ssts fsin Sdnfsin nit frsuNiSsm 9srssu,
id ss mob 70 ssrins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
ISeI5c Sprtbeilc
bat tic
GIiaS 81 3Diue ~ Il / ID tn {

ptE EEF
Grfers-Das pubIifum Frnnt iif ais bauer
baft. Drr b:fe Srirsis bafiir III, ZAP 3pan;it
Sabre 0ebrau6 nod feline secondhand ,, ,Sppe'
WaIbiuru in ben &farft esbrabt batru. Dirt
fam ni6t BON auerrfn Dfaibinsn erfdst psrpsu
weitsns-Sies sntbdIt ibr riasuss Watrria
CUR IusbsIIerung.
Drittens--Sis bat tpsnissr I&wa&r GbsiIl
ale ieee anbere.
8ierteus-Sir ma6t sinsn Gid, tpir ts
| Sanb anbtrs tbun bies ni6t.
6tinftens-Nan bat SOllfGnbigf Gcntrplls
ilbfr bfipe 8dben, pas bFi anbrrrn nitt Der Sail
N.
Se6fens-Sir Iitfert ten {yaten i'm Der
b6ltniB 3ur dido hes oerarbritetrn Stpfes, no.
eur6 bic S6utlieFfit eTbSbt, has Nbfalrn ter
StiHs unb Sre1eu Der Yaeen ater prrmirten
ptrb-etn erpbsr TCrtPriI Dor autsrru Wafti.
nfn.
Stebentsns-Sis ndbt sinru feIiru Saum
in Gaffimier, ben Gid an brittu Seitsn psr.
bulleno, unb ebrnio apl eunnGs papier, pbne
Spannuu9 3u Ssruriaheu.
a6tens-Dsr 5ubbeItprer III Isi6t trIri.
ttst tpenn man einr 9iaesl tiuIsBcn cber Inter.
arbeit einrtbtrn nil. Bel anbsrsu Wai6iurn III
bte5 nftt 70.
Neuntsus-YisIs neue RaIt8ineu babsu
tbrt @laujprriObr uno ibrrn 0srfaII stbabt -
ibre einf pUpuIGrrn WaIbnsn dne jsBt faum BE-
fannt - anprre baben rabifar 8trGueerunetn
stma6t UNI nur rrihiren su fTnnrn; wGbrtnb
bic Glias Dome Waf6inrr Gpmpanie trm
9runpsseanfen BON ,,GliaS Dome, Msilftr brs
WsGanismus, (oie Ral6iur il mstanilb for,
rrEt uno SrrGntrrt iib nibt) sttrsu eebIisbtu IN
unb INNER ntus Nlnbautrn al ibrs Batrif ma
den mubts unb bsutr upb ntgt ben 8rtarf Ssr.
irbsn fam, pbibUn 1s Ir6s Surbert Ra1binsn
Err Gag fabrisirt- - ssrabe sinr RaIbius in trr
Winutt. t5f72,1t
Gum grrtauf brt g8m. s. Crane,
324 9adatpanna Nprnus, SCRANTON.
Ippit 6. R. WarptIl,
1903 IarEstfrnbr, @ilfssbarrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
(GOrreipanbtn; ton 9giIfcsbarre. }
26. Nep. 1877

SfNN" ASaS
- @tne parIts Ron Ster psrlcnen, 81.
lttR'n6 aus Siaaf GUnway, S.unie Sens.
Ter. Carolina StsltCn une tersn 8rubtr
GasTortb StsItun. mahte am SOnntaa
absnb ben 8sriu6, auf rinem ,u bem
3wsdt bort SsbaIIsnsn 5IOBs ben Canal
uabe tfn @lspsrftn (Ublrtal6 slsrer
StabD ~ trsu3rn. Das Slc6 itbiua uns
9ludlitsr sRsile nm uno sis 0sltufAaft
ftsl ins RaFts. Gs Bslans GUnmas, aa
isl6lt uns bic Ssnuis 5snslsr ,u utten.
bod mar sr ju ermiibst, nm sinen rettss
rem 9tsttunespsrfu& MAIDEN ;u t5nnsn.
Die 6tIfsrufr brn6tsn etnen Rann Ra.
msns 5uBb SYs bfrtsi, esm ss aud asa
lang, bic bsiStn SisItuns aus tem Dag.
fer 3u 3tsRen. 9rG bate Carolina t.i
t6rsn bssparaten 9sttunssanareneunssn
10 riel BaF.r 0siGIudt, hae aqr 8tes
bsrtslsbuasspsriuas erfOIsIOs blis6sn; bic
ansfrsn Drsi inp ptsp.r wobGauf. Die
8sruusladts mar 10 Sabre alt, wobnts
auf 9rswsry 5ta unO mar ,um SrIud
bet ttrsm SruSsr 8t&arb, Der elm Gnas,
fsater esr @as @cmpasnts IN.
- Die StraBsn' Giisnba6asa mao
8insstcn uno GOatsiGs ptrern pieosr
brfabrsn, wsnn aud nod nt&t 70 rrasls
mdbis wIt fribsr.
- 5rst. @sptr's Sp.rntaus pures
am 8ontas rr6fnst. DaEsIts IN In
SsGbinsung nit isInsm 6OtsI, 6sausm
unS gsraumig 8ebdut unc NIT stntr ppr.
Sa8It&sn s&aulpttlsriruppe bsisbt.
- DE StbduIi6tsitsn unb bas 6ol,.
psrt htsr osm nsusn S6a6t, ben ti.
BtItssbarrs 6. u. s, 60. an trm Nol.
ling @ia Sassl lsnft, ssrtsttsn am Wtt,
nod Ncr8en In 8ranp uub wurNen sdnl.
lid 3ufUrt. Cine arbsttsrattRsiIuua
pUn ;p0If Waun, bic In tfm S&att ar.
tsitsts, fam 9Iidlta uno obue S@atsu
6srauf, Die @ai&insn Fnb ut&t Sc.
i&detSt worrsn unp Ger @tIammissrlua
ptrp pcRI init s l 900 ssS DIT Estn. Dl,
artsit iua lcsIsia witesr aufgsnpmmsn
psrben.
- 0s8sn II libr am Srsitas Wurstn
branaisn an Der GoaIfrnbs auf 8rfRry
5ta Sisr 00gntGulsr nisbtr. Die Sra.
men Der BON Setluf 9strUFrnsn iub {:
GCnraS SirfsnfOd, Bittps 5iIbrbranp,
5arTsl Stnntnss unS gatGarine Riasr
- fdmmtIt& psrI6srt. Cine BON bar
Baltimore Brine ttrabssfanbts 9Ofcmu.
ttpt Iisf'rts ben GsusrIsutsn DaiTsr, nor.
auf bsr 3srif5runs GinbaIt sstgan w.r.
cen founts.
Ser pafUr Nassl, psI&sr felt ROo
naten BON isintr 9smsinbs abwsltne unD
auf tIuGr GrbOIunsatOur In DsutIdlane
mar, srbtslt bsuts bet fstnrr 8Iifebr etntn
SIdujsncsn gmpfuus. Srint @emstnct.
sIitssr uno ptsIt Psri6uIi6s 8rsunes 40.
gen unttr BEN Sldnseu bss 8lisa u.
S6ib'i6su NuTteUrps mad tsm 6. u.
9. Depot uno teeortirtsn ibn nah Der
NStapt; Yrpf. 8ui wtI6sr ais Rars
Ihau pas @anje lsttsts, mar fCIj pit Elm
S6nis unp ,dbIt bititn Gag ;u ben eliids
ltGhtn IstnrS ereiguibpcurn 9stsHs, Der
stsmaltssn Shulsbrsr,tit niGt 3u etesn.
fen. untsr TEN @dasu ron Guspsrte
bsmsrftsn MIR aud 5ra. paRUr SObr
S6tus pcn SCRANTON.
pr. DR.. GRas. Da5Atr ft9.h mi
Dir. Nlssl ron GEnualaue ,urad nm,
bsFnbst flt aQsu aRf&tin na& pObI uni
: muntsr fsin Gmpfuns mar sttufuG
Rsr3It&.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
g E t tit | I cb t e 8.

- YrOf. 5anisn's @asptrls Sbsatsr
In rsr @srmanta 6alls ,tsbt allabsnslif
Elm pUats 9aus; Der prOfsfUr III @stfsr
in fstrsm SADIE unb pstb bic Safe an
esnebm ju untst8aIisn.
- 9r, asi1ermstfsr Gbatlss WIl'
Ter ptrb am Q. Gsjsmbsr In Der Surnsr.
bale tiatn Benefit. 9aa attaltsu, mil
Stsatsr, GjsianBspurtrdssn unO rintm
fretsn 2unf&s, aass fir ben s.rinssn
Gintritt son 80 Gents. CT srwartrt,
pa6 aGls feline Srsunbs unb Sstanntsn
tbm babel bulIrst4 an bic 5ano 9rtsu,
Namit ct 8etrCif sinsm ftrsnsen Dintsr
sntBc8eni:bsn Tam.
- Die pUdsntrauttrit ,sist it wisrtr
in scranton unp lmersenO une mabnt
,ur 8Orli6t.
- Gtnt Donation gum Benefit Der
bsfssn o5stmatb fir 5rauaplois" ptrp
an B., 4. unp 3. Drjsmbsr tn ter penn
4psnus Saptilsntir6e ssbaItfn uuO bas
osuti6s publifum frtnHIt&(t jur ttgsn
SstbsiItsuns trfu&t.
- Die Yftrpsfsu&t SsrIisrt agstmaa
tDrsn tSsarttseu Gbarattsr unb ,ablrfi6t
5utrsn trfattsn f&Un itBt ptspsr bic
Strabsn. Gin She'll tsr Yfsrte fnb
ginSllb esbsilt, anbtrt in Der 9tusiuus
bssrifsu unb mir pirfsu babfr sinsm
talpissn 8tsbsrauFstsn aGsr Osl6dfts
In nd6fsr 3stt sntssssnfsbsn.
Die Straesn. Gtisntatnsu mad 5pts
parf, Yrpplbsnes, Green 9ttret unit
DunmSrs ma&tsn bonn @Cntas an ME,
Der ,tsmIi6 rsssImibiss 6abrtsu. @ud
arbsitfn fGmmtli&s Scblsnwsrts Der I'm.
ssesnb ptrbrr NIT pU[Isn Srdftsn, mas
bic @sf&dfte srtrdsIiR lsbbaft ma&t.
- Die bisFss 9YpUsrapbii&s Union
ptrb ibrsn titrIi6tn Bal an @trnb rsf
Nsuiabrstasts In Der Saas Der sw,itsu
RatlcnaI Sarf abtaIttu. Rad ben Gr.
ranssmsRts gu urtRtilsn, wirb psrislbs
sru6arttS.
- gptr tseausrn ,u t5ttH, GAP pat
sttbIiusSpfsrN tss 9ra. Gtas. S4uOt an
SUrissn Sunntas Ssr Sralilrsnosn Yferts'
Itu&s trlt9sn III. Sc mar siuts be-
I45nRsn In StaGs unp TO tste pcriSsi
5ratia6r elpa $3.50.
- Die Saifsr GOSs tss .. .. s. pirl
tsur iGrs ntus Saat stnpsttsn uuo Sor
Ger sIrtn llm,u9 turd Ssrf&tsrsns Slrd
Zen Der StaGt abbaItsn. @s pirb sr
partst, bag bic 5rstIisratb 9oss Dol
Styantrn unb sins In,abl SrIbtr aus
pirtigsr GOstu an Dem umSuss ttfiIns5
men. Die pale III tsfaEntltb i'm bril-
ten Stcfrfrfs bsj nsusn 0sbdutss oci
5ausr II. g4dntt In rpst Ylrt uuo tin
tsr bl5l6tfsn In bsr Staot.
- Sn Ssirsf Der SrmOTbuu1 Ss
gCnaabls WeNamara wurbsu Ocria
0Chs msbfrt gsrb5vt abStbalten, pbn
tnttdsu wiStiss Stwsiit Ju 1a1s Ju tSE
ptrn. Giniss sIaubsu, bab Neglamar
stnss sswaltlamsu Supts ssfurttu; bin
sessn anesrs tsbauptsu, Nnb sr wdbrtn
Sts 5aG,s F& bic s4unbsn ,ussjcSs
Eafs unb nur cine sinJiSs Spur an btl
. plass aufsufnrfn mar.
} - @sssn bas arassn SsrbOrstnsn'
r BaTsn I6rsitst bic YUIisst In nsusf
. 3sit isbr ltsne elm uuO tsr 0IapUr au
srIsst bic Rrsusftn SIrufsu ssssH al
. 8strOHrntH. 8s&t 70!
8 - Duntiaeunsstas bsuts.
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S6sins CUR SefErbsruro pon paFasirrtn pOn
unt nd6 alien @Gssnben 8suti6lanbS unb tsr
SGpsi, nit Dampf. pSer Ssgel-Sbiffen ibtr
Antpsrpeu, Bremen, Samburg, SaSrr, 2iSrrpppl
,r. ~ brreutene srmGBisttn grei1sn.
gIusiabIungtn bur6 pOfts sguwriiunsru hurt
ben N0rbbsutI6rn 9lpyO ndb benz Rpr6bsuti6en
9unb, 9aisrn, 8iirttrmbrrs, Sabrn, SsHen,
gurrmbura tsn Ntrbrrianerh DGnsmarf,
S6prbsn une Yprpfgrn.
6jepn fir uuIrrs Rs6nuns IN DsutI&lanS
rinbrjabIt, psrem in Sob pbsr @ssrnpsrtb in
gapiGr ppn urs psrgitet.
8rQmabtrn, Wistbss unb Saul aputraEis,
gerrinigts Staattn pGTe &c. auserfrrtist.
Sir ale bar@ uns beiprstsn Gsi&dftr RirS
sarantirt.
6mi9 @ub. 8. 8trTsI u. &c.
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(Sci6dfts.0mpfeD.Hn9.
SN0SOna &GalaS,

Hroniiin glssnu., naRs hem Giienba9n'DrPct
Qprrus 3eibIsE Gi5sntbilmsr.
Ras Saus u uru uub in ,HUatOmmtnlitr @rtls
eiraeridtct unS 1iIcb uuS ael,, ltettrn an Spsi-
len unb GIstrGutrn has 9slr, mas B." Paefn ~.
@plios 2rutr fSnrrr SScIt unS 2rGis pttm Sa9f
pptr her gBpGbe erbaltrn. &fo
9Drsni 3ttbIsL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-11-28
Gine Oeutide 9ebaultte,

bic ibr @eI6Gft t6 Sabr In DsutItlanh bsiIts'
bsn bat, it piLlsns ibr 6sfhdft aud bier tUttefr
anluirstru, barum piinift Is esnitnissn 6rlutn,
Rrldjs ibr 3utraum iasuisH gelsu, NIT Sillf
unS Ratb sur Ssits Su itrbsu. sDsr has S9rbP'
fen brSart btm pirO lit Sur Silfs tOmmtn.
ausulte 3rumm aaE
81 SidOryfrast, in @slPbars Paus.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-08-08

II | do not return in that time, breal
open the door.
eyes captain" and the seigean
gave the military salute and retired
The Roundhead officer folIowe,
the Cavalier into the daintily -furn
ished chamber.
"Now," said Evelyn, and ap,
proaching the bed, he gently drew
down tho coverlid and revealed the
face of beautiful sleeping young
woman.
Are you satisfied p ho asked,
with n smile.
II ain satisfied" returned his
friend; 81 was obliged to do my du-
ty Forgive mo-" And he hastily
retired.
Thus was saved tho life of the lu-
gitive King; and shortly afterwards
he escaped to Scotland, and thence
to France, Charles which was most
unusual with him showed real graf
itude for his deliveranco. lie never
o'got the heroism of the beautiful
bride; and, when he was restored to
the throne Of his fathers, Mistress
Philip Evelyn became one of the
brightest ornaments of his Court.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-08-08
MY FRIHND.

Give me the friend with open heart,
With frank and manly brow,
Who scorns dcccpiiun's sChoming Hrt,
And falsuhoOd's traitors vow.
Ay, one, that, when the worlds chill iroW
FALL dNrRly on the sou
VIII I'm the spirit up, and crown
with joy lile's mantling boWl.
Givrme the friend, with courage high,
Who knows m coward Tear,
And manhood frCm his speaking eye
Shines out serene and clear.
Not one, that, when dctmctiOh'S voice
siings ~ IN adder's fing,
win, secret, in each wound rejoice,
And in each bitter pang.
One that, when all the world fursakcs,
win bnt the closer cling;
Who counts all eacrilCcs he makes
As nanght If peace it bring.
This il the heart for which mine ycarns,
The friend for whom pine;
The soul for whom mmc, ardent, burns,
Dear friend, Eve found In thine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-08-08

OF 4OO,OOO,OOO feet of lumber re-
ceived at Albany, N. Y, via canal,
last year, nearly all was from Mich
igan. Mich gan lumber goes else
where, into c Canada, to the Eastern
Stales, the Southern and Western,
and is now the main resource of all
the Northwestern States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-08-08
A Cheerful Home.

A single bitter word may disquiet
an entire family for whole day.
One surly glance casts gloom over
the household; while snilc, like n
CLEAN of sunshine, may light up the
darkest and weariest hours. Like
unexpected flowers which spring up
along our path, full of freshness,
fragrance, and beauty, so do kind
words, and gentle acts, and sweet
dispositions, make glad the home
where peace and blessings dwell.
No matter how humble the abode, if
it be thus garnished with grace, and
sweetened with kindness and smiles,
tho heart will turn long ng to it from
all the tumults of the world, and
home, if it be ever so homely, will
be the dearest spot beneath the cir
cult of the sun.
And the influences of home per-
petuate themselves. The gentle
grace of the mother lives in the
daughters long after her headispillow-
ed in the dust of death; and iatherly
kindness finds its echo in the nobil-
ity and courtesy OF sons who come to
wear his mantle and to fill his place;
while, on the other hand, from an
unhappy, misgoverned, and tlisor-
dered home go forth persons who
shall make other homes miserable,
and perpetuate the sourness and
sadness, the contentious, and strifes,
and ratings, which have made their
own early lives SO wretched and dis
torled.
Toward the cheerful home the
children gather "as clouds and as
doves to their windows" while from
the homo which is the abode of dis
contentment, aud strife, and trouble
they fly forth as vultures to rend
their prey.
The class Of men that disturb, and
disorder, and distress the world are
not those born and natured amid
the hallowed influences of Christian
homes; but rather those whose early
life has been q scene of trouble and
vexation-who have started wrong
in the pilgrimage, and whose course
is one disaster to themselves and
trouble to those around them.-"H.
L. M,' in Friends Hntelligincer.