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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15

yauasn baltsrldIaaen NIT eem 2ooe.
uae 1T tas cine. Elm &nate. tereltS &C.
{tcrbcn, mdErcne man ras ancere, Elm
a0idbriacs Mldcden, nod III rettsn
heft. Stans. bate rielsr Sage feline
seste Sub retfauft, I'm, cine S1ulc 3u
ss:ablen Die Maubmbrccr baben pbne
Speiicl pieles @elo 1ib aneisnen rolz
Zen, Yis 1sst bat man feline Spur
son zen MSyrern.
Gin aroees llnelif bat iI6 in Der
Sslrefernadt auf Ger 5urnau : &ralu>
pertabu in Seferrei6 ereisust. Der
ron Berlin fcmmenre Gpurier;u1 rer
sasrreidiiden NcrcmsRbabn itiee ;wtz
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asv 8abn llnr flint Yeriouen lhwer be-
fhdriet unc ipllen tereits swei rem
Wunben erlesen itin. Son ben Reiz
{eucen muree nur gtner rerfruncet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15

@ilbe!m erbalten. MoIten Sie, neine
Serren, Sbre heutIds rationale @ellaz
hung 5fentlid be;eu9en maran, babsn
sic nidt nsten unlern 2%anrcsfarben
bic altsbrmurrfse ceutlds SABINE aus
aetdnat, bic felt Sabrbuncerten Elm
Symtpl Ter Ginbeit uno Treibett pes
@elammtpaterlanreS 1T: rparum tenn
ueue preuei1de Tabnen, bic i'm Norpen
pole 8srsdtisuns baben, Die i'm Siren
aber INNER ais Denomination eeceutet
mercen mi6en" Der &5nis lou aus
oriflid temerft baten (uno es 1T cer
mibtiste Wpment Der unterrccuns1
~er wiinlde lebbaft, tas feline Worte
weitcr ersdblt unp in weiteiten 8rellsn
befannt rreroen." Gr npae feinen
3weifel iibsr ieine @sfinnuna la1en,
unc tper loyaler Baier lei, wdtce pic
@orte ieines S6niss gu bsbsrsisen
pi7en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
Fischer & Roeder,
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Gin Notb- uno 5ilfsbu1 Omit o0cpatsilaer
5au5aposbsfe Yerbunoen) seesguet uno nusltt
fir s3ebermanu unp aa jeoer .3ett.
3weite pie, flb oermebrte uno nertelIerte Nut
lace. Entered according to act OF Con-
gress, in the year 1872, by DR.. A. FL
scher. in the Office Of the Librarian Of
Congress-, at Washington.
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tbctt psroano CLAUSE i'd i'm Staape III tenn! Seosrmaha
b]efrispiasn AT t6Enen, Der upa Der meStsintlden 2b''ens
jtafs rsrlamgt ipm cas 3u sebsn. p1s isSem ~ sfhsen
acrsidt uro popullr seniadt rersen tatu arte earr.-es
lit riAt meme Iblidt. patent Meoi5'nea IN oe 2oslt ! ,
linden, jouper1, nit ddtsn unp rtdNt3eu Wtiteln, NIT
ri arpeit uup reutli&er Sprade saa ST ieNtsrt. mas IN sts
mem s~srariisca uaerns5n'en ssltihst percen tanE.
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iotrsu ;serben fGnneu tple 81 lie "anttllen wcpneh piFps
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sen Tranfbsiten betaant ~ MAIDEN uto 1pm ete 'eaas.
aprtbefp ais uaentbstriiaen Nptbdnter al Die paaS 3h
9etea. s .. ,..rs,sr a1brer er
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fallen }. 9. tti SsrsiTtanasn' @sF'r'"'"'Ss8 oS""'"'
Osr sdlus bitSst cine taris @aaastluas aUn msnids
Or. q. 8iider.
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MlIier. SS,htein urp 9Id,en tnlh &aune-n asrou
rad Dem Sanobute Overwhelmingly ~lprsfalsi9 trSdt9fr
e~ineettsilt inb gut scrpadt. 49,.
SIN fleirtn komilisr n srett suaf mer'ahett - Soore
v~ersebsn. Bic bic 5aupterttfcl psrtrand't ltne. 2'o ION.
men ut ieter 3eit bel Insabe Der atrir,6tet Nals a1ern
Sic 81 .btcarrente son xns uter an etnem Soit uns tsie'd'=
ne.en atli,srunss. . spct sa sinera es';a'sa Yrs'e ~ts'
bererhllten rereen.
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fraenb einsn Srt Der Der. Gtaaten selanet muir aessn
Yaar,ublune bstrdst SO; bds 8ud allen fann ssSea
Giuiensuua BON IS Gents iessr 3et Bergen tpsrben.
Nbrefe:
Tiider nno Moeser,
s.. Dor 63, Mabtlon, @iseuaNu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15

2e;bfAmsrsss, 5eiWrerera pes SERIES, Ger
grui i, SArinbci, Driidsa, GIiscrFsit se5
GcpIea, gstlcn,muna Der Srrif, ~hcitNrcr=
lihcs Mu5< ruo Giaatbmc1.
0cacn weibltt3e GranfNetten
ais: !Spacric, 8lafunseu, Wluttereci1rsrs
Den.
Osasn goflblGti9feit, 9lci4'
1uGt, Wcl6I:@t, Gcpi. uro O!:e>criAmerz
se,,, 1sbe!seitcn, Ghrmcdstea u!o Ser3z
flcpfc en-.
Wesea &artnrrt unb 0tod1
3Gnup fen, ra nie IrcPTs1 Den ilbar=
fen Eritnccn G4leiGl ouityien.
Ocaen II attsmu6, OtG:,
aanioe, rcn7its:renoe IND ;u::crn,i::ircnoc
Jicoer, ac5cn avani0citsu rce C!utcs, Der
Nieren uno G!aie e.
Ocgen DYipsplio uno o@e b.rau5
entiprins:ncc &ror..eit:a.
Ws1en @autfrnufDeiteu, slug
10ldge uno itsrtaEpt az cur::1 a.cel=
mes S.ut Dcc~or1ebrachte &ronfEeitca
6altct Guci Glut rcin u.o q:
Wt]naDhcit Curcs Norpcrs !ol1o o:a
Tolse icia.
~ Die T!ai6e v!5cmbnrger Eroai:c'
10 tst 50 Gents, 5 Slaiheu fir 2 Dollars
uno Fno In a0sr AM taaoi9cn MrotDcf:'
au ba5sn, poer psrpcu nab gmp1.7g De-
Yetrase5 foltcnfrct rad aacn 19silea Zine:
rtfa5 oerI anpt bur9 81
4. NggISy & Co., Baltimore, Ad
GugroszGieSSrleJe In s~:1cr:ta.
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G,utb Gr,sf. Tcnn., s. December II.

SCulu lIC tNNt.' 't ~'SN"SN -
6. 6 Siftpr. Ikerrsr 5err! Die Oara,i- 2ldibma.
itiue e.bislt IN in per an ,ener SDctc ara W ,ntaaHbene.
Nn Dteuitaa M2rroen. ~ dtrsnn unitres Nrutltudss. pun
be lie in 9etrteb ae'est uaD lie rerrtttete tbre @rsc,t gut.
JDir b,tten in eieier ISote mob cine antere Frobe uno
Der rsrfela fet eut avs. Mtrs. Stpnc lit aarS rOuer Gn'
.,uiasmus uno Qrt,rctiuns. Sic ttur merr fir lie
Gm l%nsipattpn her Urdusn. ais ed5 ottntiareWt esstpaaff
su THIN y ern,rbte.
. I'd, n,S1te bas Ssrtaufsredt fir gten,nn3, q q. unb
Srasfpre uuo 1trgl, geHi-, taben.
etster Ser, SD crtlsIt Sbrs Wa'ta'a'dtne. Gr1H
rfauaeu Gle meiuen Dont fir SIRE pinfdt6f it. So
fr,re mid, bd6 lie 10 orsssfaursn ii rIe sic e,efet5e IN
f]iinsicteu. SD tate nit 9;eisn eeiprcdcn. wslihe fb
iest aid cine eeitellcn rcusu. Mesrers rarsa getpn'lnen
uni tcteu BEN Veriuhcn nit eerfelteu BET 'erpbnt Vile
erfldren. eas tie erftlare,h artere. I'd eriuhe I'm einen
Osss mir btnperirn Grusp 81. SD wcree Gas @elb
frfcrt ffiGen nsnn ip nibt f~ur6,tete, eaE tsrs'tS Semane
annrrs e;e,es Heht bat. Gene 8. g.. ..
sen,sripn, ~, 10. Sa. II. .. &. astpr.
SSalnut Grcr:. Ipg, 50. SIlt 10.
6erru Z. Iiltcn. Mtcin ecrr! Settcera ia bds Ser
fsuisrsd,t fir zen Staat G2iiIpuri haee ~rsrtaufie id fur
meme |er,cn eas @cuntoreat ttIr IL Gruntissl unb arrei
Guesne JEa ilnaItincn suiamrnen tn. . strdaeron Sf7' Y.
ros nod n,ei,ir Mnfht Gin autc9 Gie5d,dft 1T. ircnn sic
in Y,roAt ;;sten. Dag ib nitt absr Green County. @p,
ttrausaesdraen b;n. w III. Telicp.
sp-insTs.t. IaN.. 1872.
!. Iiitrn. SNearw 5srr! gSir MAIDEN bier CANT
onte GefMdrte nit &c" .fSrIuelts Steunttn " mr. baten eli
Si7fen ,riute 1Gcin 500 T9aihr, aiJinen ~serfiuft. unp
bcT.n, ipHelo oils tiaisres gSstter ciriritt. ianeGer Meter III
asher. HTiy tateu ttinc sinjt:s fur mcntoer ais Sl0 ssr'durt.
' gSas iup Sare nissriaG'n Ersiie fir @!abama? / dbote
sineu &reunb. pether. mir ~allutsn. sineE Stddt tdufcn nil
INNS M.nhumn ZEN Npr;ua nttt, 3 G.Scufe.
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2u Yerfaufen.

&~nssspteu msrScr aun 8erfaufe: a. Sdsr sutes Farm.
9ant, Aaes s~inssfenst, finf Meiler ron 81. PAUL, SutlGe
ct. @arl uno Minneapplis sslesen.
Ssetnausssn tebr Siais.
Wabsres In Der Office btei.s Blattes. 276
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
ssr-inlfstt. @oN.. 1872.
STIFF WufirGoe uno Nrisfe inc III o~crelFren an:

sus gufrdoe uno grNfe Grc gu acre1Fren an:
q. 6. giltoa, 9,r. 1o3 Seebfs Giraffe, Nittsbnr9, S'e"n.
mz, etueire emle arrlt brous up bete le fir fdnftae 6aas auf. aas
peronen, welae in gclse folder NnSian &c. an mid ihuiten, mSssn 10 gut
len uup mir mitetelcu, aus mslber 3stuns oer mo- uno eurb wen fs meae
Wore6c mfabrn baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15

ST. u. Siiasr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15

Z. u. Rpeocr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31
The Bachelor,

Is there a more pitabo object on earth
than a man who has no amiable woman in
tereSted 10 his welfare? How dismal does
his desOlato room appear when no comes
home at night, wcaryand hungry, and sees
barren table aud a lonely pillow, which
looks like the white urn Of every earthly
enjoyment. See the old bachelor in the
dark afternoon Of life, when his heart is
sinking to its Sundoranco. Not a solitary
memory CLEANS over his opening grave;
no weeping wife to bend like a comforting
angel over his dying pillow, and wipe the
death damp from bis brow; no fond
daughter to draw bis chilly hand into tue
soft pressure Of hers and warm his icy
blood with reviving its Of avaiing affect.
ion, no manly boy to link bis breaking
name with the golden chain of honorable
society, and bud his history in the vast
volumes of the world he is leaving forev.
er. He has eaten aud drunk aud died,
and each is glad she's got rid Of him, for
he made little else to do than to cram his
soul into the circumference Of sixpenco,
and no human being, save his wash.wo-
man, will breathe sigh at bis funeral.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-31
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Good Advice.

Some old genius. who very evidently
'"knOws thing or two," gives the follow
ing advice to young men who depend on
father for their support"
Come! off with your coat. clinch the
saw! the pillow handles, the axe, the pick
axe, tue Spnde-anytbing that will enable
you to stir your blood! Fly around, tear
your, jacket, rather than be the passivGro-
Cipcnt of the old genteman's bounty
Sooner than play dandy at dads expense,
hire yourself out to stop holes or watch the
bars, and when you think yourself entitled
to q resting spell, do it on yourown hook,
Get up in the morniug-turn around at
least twice before breakfast-help the old
gentleman, give now and then lift in his
business, learn how to take the lead; and
do not depend forever on being led, and
you have no idea how the principle will
benefit you. Do this, and our word for it,
you will seem to breathe new atmosphere,
possess new frame, tread new earth,
wake to a new destiny-and you may be,
gin to aspire to manhood.
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A remarkable boy was to be seen at the
Nashville depot yesterday; in fact, one Of
the greatest curiositios Of the age. lie is
half white aud half black, not in the mul,
alto aud miSccgonaliou sense, but the low.
er half Of his body is winter than white
folks usually are, while the upper portion
is as black as midnight, His mother, a
coal black ncgress, was with him, aud they
left on the Nashville train last evening
He is but three years old and has already
learned to make money out Of his peculiar
tiles lie made several nickcls yesterday
10 a very few minutes. There is a round
patch, Of beautiful hair on the top of his
head, which is surrounded by little kiuky
negro wool. Louisville Ledger.
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Premium in Beauty.

Young ladies munt be scarce in Texas
according 70 letter written to a wv
York paper, 10 which tho writer say
! was told BY some young fepWS re-
turning from a country dance the other
day, that ordinarily Of "froI;S" there were
two gentlemen to one lag. This is ac-
counted for by the number Of young men
who have aockod 10 Lsre from the older
States to make thei fortunes.
At Crockett yong lady got aboard
the train. From no way The fellows cut
up at the movement, | judge that she must
have been the only young lady there. A
young fellow in lis shirt sleeves, and with
his bat Of, rushed up to the car window,
saying:
"Ah, Miss Sarah, where are you 60.
ing2"
ITO Palestine"
"0h, dear, you dou'tSay sol And amt
you coming back right otfH"
"Tn a week"
ooh, week; whole week; so long as
thAt2 What will we do?" And another
fellow came out and says, "Wbat will we
dO2" aud still another madoa similar OBJ
servation.
The young Indy did not appear at all
perpoxcd at this touching demonstration
Of appreciation, but told them to be good
boys until her return, and said something
about bringing them some candy. The
train moved off, and the lonely young men
withdrew, sorosfully.
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People who Never Get On.

There arc people 10 this world who seem
to be very constituted that they keep all
they have and add more to IT, There
are others who arc always los.
ing their scant possessions, aud rarely find
ing themselves able to replace them 1t
begins 10 childhood, with children Of the
same household. One will lave her
Christmas book with The gill covers, her
doll, and her fancy box, and little trinkcts
almost as good as new the next Christmas.
Nay, the doll will have new wardrobe,
aud be freshGr than at FIRST Her sister
with the same presents, will have torn her
book into bits, broken her doll, given away
her trlnkets, and be quite unconscious Of
the whereabouts Of the fancy box. They
live in the same house. aud have the same
education, but one is different from the
other, aud remains so all through life.
AS a young lady, one never can find her
thimble, or her scissors, nor the book she
wants, nor the music she has but hall
learnt; while her sister is never OF loss as
to such matters. And as q married wO-
mon, one with the same amount Of pin
money, will possess Gne clothes aud jew
eIry, while tho other goes shabby
Two boys start 10 Iilo with equal means
One fudS himself at forty with n fortune;
the other is wretchcdly poor, and without
prospects. The pennies be ScornGd to save,
have made the other rich man, perhaps
Something ha, at any rate, One has been
no more vicious than tue other; but while
one has accumulated wealth, the other has
not,
| am not sure that anything can he douc
for people who arc net born 10 get on
Something within them clogs their move.
mont. We should no more be angry with
them than with cripple who cannot climb
a bill Nature made them so, and so they
will stay rs long rs tue soul cIeaves to the
mortal body, They are often good peo.
pie, often DESTROYS of being generous.
They are generally people who cant say
mo" aud the others are sometimes a lit.
tie hard Listed; but still, the good things of
the world cling to the enc class, and fall
from the other, who, for some inscrutabIc
reason, known only to their Maker, do not
seem to get on,
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WI EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
lS7I-72.

The last Catalogue show, attendance Of
III Students atlhiS Institute Five distinct
Departments of Instruction, ma full corps
OF competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Ian ages, Mathe.
mates, pure and applied Logic Rhetoric, the
Sciences, &c, DC, carefully AMI thoroughly
taught. Practical Chemistry, and Physics,
illustrated by appropriate apparatus, Special
advantages for The study Of Geology.
good Library, Extensive Cabinets Of Min
eralogy. Geology and COnchology, together
with many specimens in other departments Of
Natural History. Fine buildings beautiful
aud healthy location, good society,
FALL TERN begins September 9Th, Winter,
December 9TH, Spring, March GOTH Com.
meRcement. June 2Oth,
Boarding from So 10 81 per week
Tuition, from Sl5 to S24per year.
For further particulars, inquire of
ALEX MARTIN, President
MorgaOtOwn, West Va,
aug. Sly,
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Detroit merchants combine business aud
grief. A wife ofone of this class dying
the other day, q life insurance company
received the following notice: Dear Sir
l take ny pen in hand to let you know
that am we'll, but that my dear wife, in
sured for five thousand dollars in your
company is no more. She died to-day
Her policy is No.. I can truly say that
sho was fond life and q good mother.
/ have the doctors certificate, so that there
will be no trouble about The policy. She
was sick only a short time but suffered
very much. Do you give check in ad.
vance, or must wait sixty days for the
money!"
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FARMERS BAROMETER, An exchange
says cup Of coffee is a sure barometer,
ifyOu allow the sugar to drop to the boz.
tom Of the cup, and watch tho bubbles
arise without disturbing tho coffee, II
the bubbles collect 10 the middle, the
weather Willbo fine. If they adhere to
the cup, forming a ring, it will be rainy;
but if the bubblessoparato without forming
any fixed position, chaOgeablo weather may
be expected. Try it.