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The Iy nchburg Ne,cs states that the man
ager of the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs, day or two since. discharged 0
servant who had resisted his authority, when
a number of others informed the manager
that they would not remain If the discharged
servant left. Thereupon the guess of the
place said to the manager that they would
stand by him. They urged him to let them
all 20. They would wait on themselves for
a time rather than bis authority should be
successfully resisted by the servants. They
went, and their places were soon supplied.
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{. NoRrH CAaoIlsA.n Is quite 9 feotnpli.
I)ment toSthis piper as q generally aceurate
one that 20 many Of our contemporaries
nave noticed the mistake itrecently made
concerning the election Of Governor OF
North Caro,lna. We stated that the election
rof- Governor would come off early nexs
month. There will be an election in tine
state for members of Congress, legislators.
judges, &C., on the 9th day Of august Du'
40 election of Governor on that day. Inc Inc
election for that officer does not take place
until '7s. In the meantime Lleutenan'
Governor BRoGDEN fills the Office az successor
TO the late Governor CALDWELL. we mac
supposed that the election laws provided fol
| the election of Governor at the first annua
election after the death of Governor.
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General MAxgy, a lunatic at the asylum
On Blackwelps Island, n. T., has the free
dom Of the island, as he is harmless, and he
has built forso sticks, embracing ramparts,
draw-bridge, port enllis, and other parts Of
military stronghold. On Thursday it ac-
cidentaliy burned down, and the General
considers the loss fully one million Of dol
Jars. He was quite distressed at the acci-
dent, and means to sue the city. His mania
oyer the fort vas very entertaining. He
used to charge gentlemen quarter to go
into it, but ladies were admitted without
eaasge,
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TEMPORARY REGIsrERs.-The Treasury De-
partment at Washington has decided that a
fine of one hundred dollars attaches seye-
ally to the master and owner OF vesse! for
of temporary register on
her arrival in her home district, except IN
case the mporary register issued upon sale
of q vessel out of the home district. a fall
ure to register within ten days works for
fixture of the vessel.
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Baltimore claims TO have the abducted
Philadelphia boy Ross within her precincts.
A Mr. Baker states that on the day after the
abduction he saw two men who looked like
gypsies ride rapidly by his house with boy
who answered perfectly the description OF
Charley Ross. The authorities are invests
eating the Monumental City with view to
his rescue. i,s : ss.ss.i. ''',,.s
Richard Thompson Mason Ball, son Of
George w. Ball, Esq, of Loudoun4 county,
has received the appointment as naval cadet
ut Annapolis from General Hinton's con-
gressional district.
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WIFE MURDER IN BOSTON, Boston, july
23.-Saturday night last, Charles Crissant, a
Frenchman, beat his wife on the head Wild q
window-blind and also kicked her on the
side. This morning she died. Croissant
was brought before the Municipal Court 70
answer to the com plant for manslaughfe
and was held in $4,000 bail 10 await the
action of the grand jury.
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DR.. MARY WALKER AS BRUIsER.-Dr.
Mary Walker, female humbug. and blOomer
nv nrofession, was arrested in Washington
on Friday for assaultipg and making threats
of personal violence towards William ..
GIadmon, who resides al the corner OF Sixth
street and Louisiana avenue. she gave bai'
for trial tomorrow, when some sunny ae
yalopments are expected.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CCHUTZEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
- SUMMER RETREAT, FINE SCENERY,
&C., &C. This beautiful Park having been re.
Gently ike ] I'D aud put In thorough order, Is for
rent 10 Lodges, Orders. private parties. &C., &C.
Being on the bank OF the river, IL commands the
finest view of any establishment of Its hind near
CANT payilion for d.uciug, &c.
The Park Is open daily for the reception Of yisi-
tors. No pains nor expense have been spared TO
make il The equal Of any place OF amusement In the
city. Good order will be strictly enforced. Apply
on the grounds, or through post-o!tice box 42.
YUENGLlNG IL Co,
je 25-3m Propri etors.
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rS,,ArHIs,

Died, on lbs Tin fnstant at Ids residence. i1
ilses county OF HanovPr. WILLIAM WfNSTQN
JONES. III the sixty c1ghth yearof bis age.
Died. ON Saturday morning, JufY 2J,i, at 8
O'Clock JAMES HARRIS, infant son Of Frank ana
Mollie X. Binford.
Died, at the residence OF hfs grand ather. Rev.
5WAYTAyLOR, infant son Of RIB and Mary t.
Banks. aged three months and four days.
! Norfolk papers please copy. ~ @
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SERIOUS Aecidsnf 90 - PetersburE
man-COpfons Rains District Com

Observation-Disclosures 10 - FetefsOuIE
Man 0pfonss Rains District Com
ference, Ire. !,
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.1
$3.50 BRISTOL GooDseN, Va. AND TENf.,l
q. July "a. 1874. )
Quite a painful accident befell Mr.. g. b.
Finch. of Petersburg. Va, yesterday morn
ing at e johnson City station on the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad,
about twenty-five miles west OF BRISTOL Mr.
Finch was q passenger on the WESTERN bound
train, and stepped off the cars upon their ar-
riyalRt johnson City to see gentleman, ana
in attempting to get on the train, which was
in motion, bis foot slipped and was run over,
tearing off the front Of his boot and nearly
seyeriDe three of his toes.s He made most
remarkable escape in not having his leg
drawn under and cut off. The wound Is q
very painful one, and will coDtine him Tor
some time.
We are still having fine and abundant rains
all through this section, and the prospect for
splendid crop of corn is almost hxed fact.
| The wheat is turning out finely, and the
farmers IRE in rather better spirits than they
were month ago.
TIE District Conference, Abingdon dis
trict fIols.on Cenference), met in this place
yesterday. A large number of clerical ana
lay delegates are in attendance, among them
some very able men. The Conference lln
the absence of bishop is ably presided
over by Rev. Mr.. Moon, presiding elder OF
the Abingdon district. Among the minis
tiers in attendance is Rev. Mr.. Steele.
chaplain of the University of Virginia; Rev.
DIR. Wiley, of Emory and Henry; DR.. Price,
editor of the Holston Ad0ocate, Knoxville;
DR.. Sutton, of Lebanon, and many other
eminent ministers. Rev. Mr.. Steel preached
to-day at II O'Clock, which for deep pathos
and eloqueuce could not be surpassed. He
is certainly most promising young minis
ter, and will if be lives make his mark blgh
in the niche of fame. The business of the
Conference will detain the members for per-
haps four or five days longer.
Rev. B. G. Maynard, pastor of the Good
sou Baptist church and the newly appointed
president of Bristol Female College, has
been quite ill for ten or twelve days with
acute bronchitis. He is now conyalesent,
and will be out soon. But little sickness OF
a serious character in our town. Business
is still very dull in all trades, and money
very scarce. Weare hoping fora change for
the better ere long. BORDER.
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
N STOCKHOLD OF THE RICHMOND
GRANITE COMPANY will be held at me OF, ONCE Sat OF
os JnIv M i Q O'Clock, to act upon the amendment
to the charter granted to che company by the CIR.
chit Court of the CITY Of Richmo nd on The 9Th lii
slant. BY oraer OF the Board.
''''A' G. W. HARRIS, Secretary.
Richmond, June 25, 1874. je 26-3Ot
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we go to Shirley, starting at " A. NJ. from Old
Don inlon Steamship Company's wharf, returning
positively at s P. n. IL
As before, the same accommodations have been
provided for dancing, and every provision made to
secure cool and enjoyable trip, and one especially
tempting to the lanes ami secure for Children. No
bar. thorough and efficient police force. A va
ricty of amusemcnts to please ALL Refreshments
ut city prices. Those preferiHg can bring baskets
McCuiiii's famous band accompanies
TICKETS Gentlemen:S1 ladies, oOc. children
twelve years Old and under), csc.
Tickets for sale at Il. K. Waidman's. corner OF
Fifteenth and Main streets, aud by l.. A. Behle, II
Broad street.
GEORGE r. WALDMAN, c. G,
CD, Fox, Sr., Chairman Committee.
~ III S,21 .23&tdt2S
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President BARNARD, of Columbia College,
told the boys Of the college crew at Saratoga
that they were magnificent advertisement
for the college, z.
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MT PHOTOGRAPHY.-- we respectfully
announce to the public generally that we have pn'
chased the elegantly arranged Photographic Gaiie!
formerly occupied by Mr.. W. G. X. Frayser, AID
more recently by Messrs. NJ. j. Powers & Co~H
No OIL Main street, opposite The post-ol!ce. al:
Gallery has had many valuable improvements af|
ed, and we feel confident, With our practical exp.
rience, we can promise perfect satisfaction teen
who may favor us with their patronage.
Duplicates Of negatives heretofore made al uA'
establishment can be had ut any tue.
Our prices are reasonable.
Visitors are always welcome, whether they 'e'''s
to sit for pictures or not.
Il. s. LUMPKIN & co,
jyls-lm opposite the post.oficr
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION AND BASKET PICNIC

AN EXCURSION TO DUTCH GAP and BAs-
KET PICNIC AT WILTON, under the auspices
of the Executive Committee of the Baptist Sunday
School Association of Richmond, will leave the
wharf of the Old Dominion Steamship Company on
TUESDAY MORNING, July 2SIh, at TX O'Clock.
Ample arrangements have been made for safe and
pleasant transportation.
A band Of music will enllyen the occasion, and
lunch and refreshments Will be provided ut city
prices for the benefit OF those who do not carry bas
kets
TICKETS: For adults. 80 cents: children under
fifteen years, 25 cents; for salc at the following
places Starke & Ryland's and j. I. Ellyson's,
Main street; w. G. Dandriige 4 Co.'S and G. A.
Hundley 6 Co.'S, Broad street; j. r. Gatewood's,
Grace street 4. II. Elicit, Marshall street; aud
W. III. Wilams's, Church Hill. jy 22.W ,S,M3t
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IN STOCKHOL DFRS ofthe WHITE SULPHUR
SPRiN as COMPANY viii be held NJ the Springs
va : A. n. WELLFORD,
~ t5m President.
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ATOTICE.-A general meeting of The
s IN Observation-Disclosures of the GLOVER HILL
RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held at the office
of Messrs. Lancaster & Co, in the CITY OF Rich
mond on WEDE ESDAYthe 26th August, 1874
By ORDER of the Board of Directors.
~ o5-tl D. s. WOODBRIDGE. Treasurer.
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afEEraNas,.

IN ANSAwAN TRIBE. No. 80, l. OR. H..
9TH SLEEP, Buck Moon, G. .. d. 3S3. 8.
CHIEFS AND BROTHERS: You are
Shereby requested to assemble ut Your Wigwam
THIS MONDAY, 9th July, at the eighth rup, set
win be transacted. Please be prompt in attend
ance. BY order Of Sachern.
iy 25-1tE II. T.. CARTER. C.. Of r. s
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CONSERVATIVE NOMINATING CON
" yENTTuN-FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRIt,T-By virtue of authority vested in US as
members Of the State Conservative Committee, we
hereby give notice that District Convention, com
nosed OF the counties the First Congressional Dis
t,.icf will be held nj Tappahannock on WEDNES-
DAY. August 5tf, at 12 NJ, for The purpose OF
nominating Conservative candidate Tor Congress.
J.W.: GILLETT,
of Accomac.
A. WEXFORD.
of Richmond county;
F.. r. MONTAGUE.
of King ana Queen;
district Members Of the State Committee.
iv0 Al Qxr
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NOTICE.-Losto or mislaid, CERTlFl.
IN CATE No. SO of forty shares of old stock OF
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
In the M me Of Richard q. Workman.
Application will be made for the reissue OF said
scrip. EDWIN w OhIHhM,
8. CHARLES r.. WORKMAN.
. lie 1O-2dw2m SurviviRz Executors.
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LOST. sTnAYED. &c.

TSTRAYED.-ADE EP-RED COW grsts
IL was taken up by the police on the night 5ts1A.
OF the 22d instant. 4 he owner can get her oy APP
plying at this office. JOHN FOE ,JR,
~ 27-3t Chief of Police.
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PROPOSALS.


nIASO FOR SALE.-I offer forsS3
sale splendid SEYEN-OCTAVErTE III
sGaEHLE PIANO, In rosewood case; y :, e sst
nertor$ bne w iII be Sold with cover, Tor one-han
It's original cost It can be seen ut DO. 2l9 soath
Tbf,d s,rpe,. WILLIAM e. TANNER.
9y t'aI 49,
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uertdnoigen iMann aesieunt. Chen 10
Dotten bic llnterpalbeners ibrem Gin.
5iebler. es gebalten; tie sbejebten ole Cue.
9dnge Su Der Siitte einen Monat Ialtgt
nnb Iberseugteu ii9 e1ibiitb, DoB ,ti9t
tlos in bieEr, 6rtIt feine Rabrilhg ibnt.
susetraget tpproe1., 1pnbern 4t,l6 feines,
Menl9et SUB feline Giniamfeit betretel,..
Da bas irtoellen ben, Bi16pf bon gon=
itan5 MD ni9t &eniise selei1fet, batte er
leilelt, @eibbii9of sum Gr,lber bingelen=
oct, un0 loo Der Ipr,n,enbs neripllnbert,
i6n na6 70 LANCER Gntbaltllngi 10 fril@.
unb lebenbis s,l finben mad Der 6rage
wel9e Susenb; er fir Sic bD9ite era6te?
Die 9lnttpprt erbielt. ben @eborIam, bate
er Iofort ei'l 8rob, inn barserei9f, NIT
ocm 8ef feDle, 5l,l tbu,t 1,a9 ber &ebe, Die
ct 9e]agt. Ser &lausner Datte Solsc
gcleiltet; ober .9lei6 Der erte 8i1jen, ben
e. perl6ludt, Bate bas Deftigite Grbre='
Aeu errest un6. bic pbDlii9e l1nm6sli4=
felt mar bolb ber tpeiteren 8olfiibrung
oes @ebotes ii, ben Wes setreten. Ser
:8i|9pf aber batte audi benz 8oten ni6t
seglaubt uno crit uls ct 1i6 gum Gin
iiebler beseben, bllr@ ben: gugenI9ein
lt9 iiber5eueen lalien. Ser Bruoer ,aber
als man ibn befrast, tppnon ct benn oas
2eben iib erbalte, bate erwieoert: 1penu
ct .bei Der Mei|e sugesen 1ei;, pber 1elbf
Die .Gu@ariitie 5u ii6 nebne, fible er
cine Sra It ;no. 2ebensfiille :1lnb, SiiBis=
feit, baB ibm bappn iu l1eberi1uB Sdt=
tisung ,uerbe. &egen bic Bertrauteren
batte Ct oft eedubert, bab au9 l6on bic
blnBe Betra6tllns bielen GinFuB iibe, 10
oaB,: tpeni, er bas 2eioen bes Grl0Iers
onl4aue unb ben Ntbem beg Sterbenbeu
lit Der Brult aatffalie, oieler i'm ban,t i'm
Snnerften b,lrboringe, .1lno anf 1anse fin
ItQrfe. .'.,..,.'t .,t..r.r. ~ ...,. '''''
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in ll,an6en 9an6ern Guropas Stimmeu
mad Srenn,lng Der Stride bom @taate
laut1 tnfriten 10 ,lino oieielben irnmer. mar
allf eiue relatipe S,ennung beioer@ @epal=
ten geri9tet, :, ~. stt3.s. E5.:s. Il /.
n Sic Rolitif unlerer 3eit 1T fait in ol=
len Gdn6er,t 1i9fs onbers, als bas 1p=
,iteiaatilde 5trebe1 na9 Mabt uno Gin
fliB BON Nat,,r aug ,lnebrli9, unb Elm
5etb Der &dnte ,no 9iige, Die feline
S9raf,fe fennt.. 9ober tonn Die Neti=
ssion, bic bielem Me1en grunbldbIi9 feinb
ilt, G9 pon Der Yolitif nur 10 piel als
m0gli6 fern bolten unb fann niemols cine
asnum1 19ranfte Yolitif treiben. 9o
ober piele pplitil9en Trasen il, bas 2e=
ben Der &ir6e, in ibre duBere uno innere
Gyiiten5 ein9reif fen 10 fann aud Die
Gir9e trob ibrer erbobenen uno bimmli=
l9en Senoun9 1i9 ni6t p6llig bon Der
Yolitif tren11en, beun bier ouf ber Groe
te 81 i'd 1elbf bas Goelfe uno 6D91te
uon alien irbil l6en Besiebun9en ni9t los=
|l0}en. Jerner bebarf Die Stride au ibrer
Wirtiamfeit bes Dfi ientli9en Gin1ulles
|auf Grben, Die STRIDE eriitirt int @taate,
|ib1e Organe linb 5ugGei9 Staatsbiirser,
iinb @Dbne oes @olfes, beileu Munlde
unb Beoiirfnille lie tennen mi1jen bann
bat au@ Die STRIDE in alien @ebieten,
|ou9 i'm etaate, bic @runb Idbe bes &c9=
tes uno Der Wtoral 5r >uabren un0 bo=
rum, au9 bic politi16en Saeesfra9en
na9 Welen unb 3iel ibrem ltrtbeile 5u
ut1terperfen uno Die @ldubisen ooriiber
auf5ufldrer. ,0aDer bat Die STRIDE unb
bic @eiitli6feit ni6t nur bas Re@t, lon=
oern in n,an6en Tdl1en aud Die Yfi9t
|lid nit pslitii6 i6en 6rasen su bel6dftisen.
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Neliaip,, j..,sb Nplitif.

Die fatbpll1tbe Ttrd)e lit teine pDlltl=i
lde. Mo6t l,t11o's bic &atbpHfen bilben
tsinc politi}9e Yartsi luebcr il gmerifa
;,oA lonltpp in Der Melt ); aber, Die, Ia
tbaii16ea Stride beHebt aus Meniden
aug 5taatsbiirgesn, *ii9 rti9t auber=
5alb ber Q8elt, ,lpnbert. III aMitte Der pp=
1itiI9ett 8eipalten beftnben. Gs 1T ba=
Der cine groBe3 3Sborbeit,,rT menu, nan ber
}sirdbe ieIlttueber g a rr,fei {. sober cine
unbei1 I'd nfte a'I Bolitit sulpre6en
,uollte,: = l1nb biele bei6en Gebler, tnaben
unfrebeutigen &trb benfeit1be llnb, 2ibera=
(en ale, 5ase., sic @iager, bic Rirbe
D., ,6. Der Nrieter lolle. gar feine Yoz
litifttreibe,,, bic Geitli6teit batte 1i1 Inn
YDlitit ni6t All befiin,inerl,; benn es ,babe
SET. .Serr, ,geiagtt ::as3v,Mein l&ei9 1T 11id)t
oon :bis1er Meltt = y sMdDrenb nun Bic, 2i=
herole,l tbr 2teb aus bieler s quart 3pfei=i
Ie,t, ,Hfallet 1ic 5ll glei6er 3eit Int bas a,,=
otre grtre,n ll1tb: bei9uloi9ea ben 2Yapit
Die. @eifli9teit ,il1b, Die ,gattae fatb pli19e
&ir9e DaB 0ieIelbe eine llnbel9ranfte
Yolitif treiben iuDlle 5,lno 0ab. man. bes=
balb bic Girbe ,lnter Staatsalfidt 1tel=
len poer nit tonberen Mprte,t, baB man
lie perfol9ett n,iifie, oe1tt' iie 1eisuitaatsge=
Idbrli6p! 8eioe ggtretne et1ino fall9 unb,
Die @abrDeit liegt, ,pie BEL 70 bielen, an.
bern 9ingen, au9 bier in-ber Mitte. #
Gs 1T cine berfebrte Prineipienreiterei,
tuenn man idSt pie Stride t,,iiile ii6 a f..
{ol,lt non Der Yplitit ,ln6 ,iobin. .pDn,
Staate trennen. Cine b6llise llnb prin=
eipieae Srennung ,ber. &r9e bonn Gtaate
Deibt nibts anbers; als bic Stride ,nunb=
EoOt ma9erlasibre Mtrfl lanfett ldbn,eni
unoai file aus Der WeH HDinauspolitiiiren.
Gine }ol6e sablolute 3rernung ber Stride
oomsz Staate unog ppn ! Der Yolitif per=
ipirft 1,nb peroamlnt Die Stride NIT &e9t.
Cine relotipe Srennung Der Stride
uno oes @taates jeoe6 lit auldl}ig unb.
oft niibli6. Sola cine relatipe Sren<
nuns beitebt j. 9. bier in ben Bereinig=s
ten Staaten, unb bic Stride, tpie Ser.
@taat befin6en 1i9 tpobl babel. Menn.
unter Den iebisen betriibten @erbdltniiien
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Dalntatifebe So65citS9ebrduhe.

&'USWtu<SFeVS W8CItoyepE0uWC- Il
9ie 9o@seit9ebrdu9e Der 2anbteute
9alnlatiens iino insbeionbere baour6
t,ertmiiroig, ouB Te piel Orientali(6es
BADEN. 9ie :@erlobung sei@iebt setuDbn'
lid Elm Sdbr Dor Der 9o65eit uno 9ebt
|auf folgenoe Weiie nor 1i6. Ra6bem
cine itiqi6,ueisenoe uoer oIfene: @eritdu<
|oisung por porangeganse,, be9ibt ii6
BET Brdutigam nit leinem 8ater un5s
na@iten Mnuetsoanotel, nod bem @auie
BEG @b9ens. Nn Der Sbiir bes 5oules
| |argetonnter, tlopfen lie an; Der 8ater
beg Mdo6eAs iiebt gum Teniter beralls
Eunb fraste: User ga? Yfegeu 5reunbe
BEL Gn6 cute 9lufnabme s,l finoen? fra
|gen ienr uno. Der Bater onttportet: Sc
oerseit uno Dffnet bic Sbiir. Dad gegen=
ieiti9er gesriibunga tueroen Die &a|tei
gum 9iben seingelaoen unb Elm tleiner,
Sid miro Dor i9nen ouf9eoedt. Ser
|nd6ife8erpanote besGreiers besinnt bier,
auf: Sbrfro9t uns 5u eilen ,lno trinter>1
aber Sbr fragt uns 'ueoert nod Dem
3tuede, Der bierber fiiDrt, mod iaeen ,oir|
ibn gu6 bicier bel itebt aber oarin, i'm
Cure Sodter fir lnIern @etter an5ubal=s
teua Ser gater erpiesert eSebt loBt|
uns ttinfen, nadber lpol(en mir oariiber
lpre9en. 9lun miro se9ellen, getrunten
uno pon fremoartigen @egenitdnben &C.
iprO9en. 9eadoem li6 Die @slelllbaft ge=
1dtti9t miro Die Trage BON sen Merbern
lpieoerDolt. SD fir meinen She'll, ent=
gegnet Der @ater, finbe ni6ts bage9sn
einSuuenoen, ,uir miilIen aber b0ren, mos
oas Mdo@en ba5l la9t. 9iele miro pom
Water serllfen tommt i9i9tern inb
ndbert it9 ;sibr @ater fragt lie, ob lie,in
Die angetragene 9eiratb tuilli9t. Sic
lhld9t bic Mu9eu nieber unb .eripie6ert
MQes, pas lneine Gltern tbun, .i1t pobl=
getban. i9ierauf befieblt BET, ;Bater bes
Treiers, bic Wcrlobte porSutenen> oieler
itedt ibr ben @erlobun9sring an ben Sim
gersunb le9t Elm paar rotbe 2eberl9ube,
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raqenihtulr pber einen dbnli9en, Dem
Werm6gen BET Samilie angemeiienen @e=
9enItano Dor ibr1uieber, tuorauf man gum
Srinten suriidfebrt uno bann poueinanoer
Mbf6ieb rimmt. ,=.~a.4 .>51
ST Der s.lr 5o65eit beitimmte Sa9e|
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-09

@taube nidt leidt, tpas bic Qeute er;ablen
boffe ni6t IueS, tpas man BIT berfpridt liebe
ui@t f1neW, tuas BIT l90n erf9eint.
, 1874-12-27

than the catalogue (glyen ID the Gnaon As@s. ~.
for Nov. 3 Of tho objects swallowed 6J staa
idiots. Among the very indigestible snd nnco%s aIs
Portable items catalogued VIC find hlsecn ~.
medals, hair rings innumo1ahle, l!o Ianes. e.
Bhoe-buckle, inches of sTord-oia1e;
sharp scissors, eighty pins baoys no..s,
castor OF nlght-ssoo, an entire BET oI aol.1 m
(the size OF which, however. ID not slt1eo}' i.1
louis dor, dute inches long, giS,s w, ~,
thirtr-fiye knives, cla5 pipe, from 4U9 70 ion
ping, bar Of lead Weighing Apoun1 "nSss e.. tbs
and lin three las,arces) table fork. ~ IN
most extraordinary OF all these cases occI % ~
the instauGe OF 8 convict who otea a. -ar. .
1773, and on whose body necTopsy a;a.I.red. ""
formed. The stomach WIS conplete!1 ~ 9aoG. f.-ehtT
and occupied the left hypochonoflu4s 14sadina into
and i1iac regions OF the Que slda e1leaa.ns sr.la.
the neiyis nearly as far % the fozamen o;I ah;n1
it contained fit yswo different objects Nes1 hs:,
altogether / pound 10 ounces. A9. ~ .;-eh.,
vas the part OF the hoop Of DATE, - ,.sfa
long and l iuch wide. II. Mignon Eas c'19 For.
these 1863 cases into three ceteGo.M1es: M .ho;a e.
e;gn bodies which passed through toe WY .nr
tent Of the diseatiye caual with scaiceis t.rs ~.
injurious results. 2. Foreign bodies ""ce - tss
paased through the whola extent ,iss ..
1icestiye track. with more or less SERIOUS .h
but ultimate recovery. 8. Foreign noass t:Es t,sck
have passed through the whole tdees., /
causing serious disturbance ana 1a1h. w nnt beea
NHSGS Ill WHICH tuo At4E4AA 1~I. keEu
pas.el- S. Cases in which operations na'e - e.ts
performed. It Is remarkable fact tha: ~ hr,ie,
of death caused By the presence OF 1oEe.n thsa
10 the digestive tubes are less numerous Nass -
might be expected. Out Of the le3 CIT ~ thsse
oniy find ten doaths from this cause. ~ ~.
must be added two deaths after opetaaa93nn' ~ psr
ins altogether twelve. Or I ~ =. 10
cent. There appears, therefore, TO ,Dgous "
great cauee for the surgeon to 20 Es. unIees
in these cases, but to remember .;"ns tu.s il
there Should be somo com7leau,9I;a ;sa:c+
the general health, OF soma 6pee''m, e''n,srfe:e
ton, It will be a. we'll for him not TO sesaror,
and above all things not to pertorm sasnua sasnHs.sd;a
pnve as last resource. OF this Las. oPs oEsm Le-
II. s1ignon relates five cases among tu Wr BsA
lug those which Mr.. Neal. in 1867, ana ,,a.,e,. a
in 1889. thought themselves Obliged 70 Rs;h:s e;ach:s
the ono in order to extract bar Of leao A. ths
long, and weighing pound; the otnet ,as ~ ione,
uau1o WITH bar OF lead nearly II lnensJh s,h tha:s
and weighing more than ornces- u p.n "onnrx5
ca.cs the symphonic wers very 6enoust s;tenina1
ing violent pains in the stomach ~ eeuerJ
slons the vetebrsl column, sickness. aao nsot b
prostration. The foreign bodies cou1o mt th
felt through tho abdominal ~ans. s.o-.ar.tion
surgeons decided upon performing 10 w ~ of 70
tt1inking that the sufferers had no caan n.s # ta
lt,f by expulsion per &num. iho saese'
operatious vas fortunately eomple1o'