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GARDINER ACCOMMODATION IRAIN
Maine Steamship Company.
Tri-weelxly Line to New York
Steamers Eleanora, franconia and
Chesapeake

NHeSdptdho
<sszN~ WILL until further notice leave
-. Franklin Wharf, Portland
g. - cry MONDAY, TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, at O'Clock z.
NJ and leave Per3S, East River, New York every
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
O'Clock +. NJ.
The Eleanora is new steamer, Just built for this
route, and both she and the Franconia fitted up
with line accommodations for passengers, making
this the most convenient and comfortable route
for travellers between New York and Maine.
These steamers will touch at Vineyard Baven dur
ing the summer months on their passage to and
from New York.
Passage in State Room, $500. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Philadelphia
Montreal Quebec, st. John, and all parts Of Maine.
A1-Freight taken at the lowest rates.
Shippers requested to send their freight to the
steamers early as p. NJ, on the days that they
leave Portland. For further information apply to
HENRY FOX General Agent, Portland.
J. F. AMES, Agent, Pier 80 East River. n. Y.
Tickets and state rooms can also be obtained at
y Exchange street.
Until iurther notice, there will be no steamer
leave Portland Saturday or New York Wednesday.
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Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized in lS4S.

TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. North.
Artemas l.ibbey, VIM. 5, Badger, SAINT ritcomb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-30
Sibel uno 9aturiorid,umg.

Otan bemiibt ii6 in uniern Sagen gan;
auberoroentli1, Die Wteinuns gu perbreiten,
ais Oh Die In9aben Der FL. S9rift ii9 ni6t
pertriisen nit ben GrsebniIen Der 10 iorts
gei6rittenen acknowledgements. Man lpri9t
bierpon obne aleS Seoenten wie Don elmer
auSsema6teu Sa9e; uno bod lit ui9ts
un6e9riinbeter ais eben biele6. Die grDBs
ten 9&aturfori6er, wel9e IS rsbIi1 meinen,
finben ibre n%eusiten Gntbefungen in iibers
rai6enber llebereinltimmung nit Der Yibel
uno gerabe Die NaturUiieni9uft sibt ibnen
sinen @runb mebr, bic s0ttli9e Oifenbas
rlin9 Der bell. S9riften anSuertennen.
6reili6 fam mar aud ni9t perfennen,
bab gar man9e Naturfori6er ii6 pon benz
~iiolsen Slug ibrer @iieni9ait fortreiBen
lieBen, uno ba iie bic SibeI entweber ni9t
seb0ris itubirten, ober ben Sinn i6rer
Worte miBuerltanoen, fanoen iie Wioers
ipribe, no feline waren, uno-worauf es
ibnen nod mebr anfam-S9einsrinoe,
Die iie fir ibren llnslauben 9ei6idt unb
emiig perwertbeten.-
Sdr ben 9ldubisen 6atbolitsn (pie aud
Yroteitanten) liest bic Sa9e 9anS einfad.
Od lie pon pornebcreiu aus pielen anoern
@rinoen bic Yibel ais untrii9li6es Wort
@ottes annebmen, 10 iino iie iiber;eust,
oaB Gott, Der llrbebsr Der Sernunft wie
Der Oiienbaruns, iid ni9t ielbit wioeripres
den fam, unb bas baber Sibel unb 9tas
turiori9uns uotbwenSis nit chamber in
Gtnflans iteben miiiieu. $50 baber elm
i1einbarer @iberiprud suii9en beioen
auftau9t, ba priifen fe entueber bic @r.
sebniHe ibrer 9aturforiduns etpas ses
nauer, ober laIen ii9 ben Sinn Der bb.
Sdriften beher ertIdren, unb idliebli9
peridwinbst Sann ieber Wiberipru1.-
go uiel lit fiber. Dis auf ben beutisen
Gag baben alIe uerineintliden @iberipri9e
1miiden Sibsl unb Naturforiduns cine
ridtiss 9Oiuns ~sefunben. Die BibeI, melt
entfernt. Der Naturseididte int Wes 3u ites
ben, babnt ibr pieIm.br bic Nese gu INNER
bobern 6ori9unsen unb bemabrt ie babel
Dor Ysrirrunsen. Die 8ibeI Iieiert in il:
rem ssIesentliden Mittbsilunsen in bisiem
fad ben Naturforidern sleidiam elm 5erns
robr uuo uerbiIft ibnsn 3u Gntbedunsen,
rpeIde baS unbemafinete Nuse Der Sernunft
alsin ni9t gu eripdbem uermas.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-30

absr 1T cine einsise Samtlis, unb itammt
urfpransli6 bon einem Stammpater ab.
o. @eldes 1T Der 3wed Der
9anSen S9Spfuas2
Naturwien 6aft: @s ldBt iid
In Der S9Opfuns Gin GROCER einbeitlider
Ssan nidbt perfennen Nnes ii al einem
9reBen @anSen in wnnberuousr Sronung
nno harmonic e%inse9iebert. allies itrebt
oHenbar sinem 9roBen 3iele ,u.-
Die 81. S9riit b~eitdtist bies Gaes.
Sic 9anSe Sd6piuns lit na6 Der gibel
cine Shsnbarun9 Der Ma6t, @eisbeit NIB
Quite @ottes, 81 leinar ei9nen Serberrlidz
uns gum SeBten ieinsr @ei66pie. Ourd
sineu perniinftigen uRb weiien @ebraid Der
@ei6Opfe ioll Der Weni6 ii1 aber berans
bilben uno befdbiscnt gu elmer etnltiaen poll
tommenen uno ewi9sn @lii6ieliafeit mad
bent Gpoe. Our6 tauienS unb aber taHs
ienb Stimmen ieinsy @ei60pie ruff G,ott
Dem Wfenlden ais nit Sernunit beoabteu
Weien ss gu: vWtit ewi9er Qiebe babe id
bib seliebt, barlm srbarmte i1 mid beiner
lrno sos bid gu mir bim."-
S6on aus bieisn menigtn aber pi6tiz
ti9en 6ra9en unb beren S%eantportuns er:
sibt ii6 flar Die merfpiirbise llebersinitim>
launs swil6en Na.urioridnnsen unb gibel.
Die Sibel Imeiitet Der Naturfori9uns gan;
weientIi6e Sienitc, iie i:iiet, erlpeitert un6
polenoet ie in iiberrai9enoer Weiie. llno
10 lit es nadweisli9 aud in alien anberr
6raSen. Sir ben mfri9tisen 6prider
aibt es feinen NSSerlpruh ,miiheu Si.
bel unb Natursei6i6te; Seritebt bic
Sibel ridtis, itubiert ie an Der Sir
DIE, bic ibre Bidder %seiammelt, berpabrt
ais @ort @ottes erfldrt uno unfeblbar
ausle9t, uno aIsbalo loien iid ale Sdpies
risfeiten. Sibel uno Nuturforiduas be-
fiuoen ii6 in i9Oniter Sarmouie. Sor
Der wabren @iheni6aft batbie Sibel ni6tS
gu beiiir6ten, wobl aber pom benz Sod
mutb ober Der Oummbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-30
Sie &t6iter III pen Scrcintgtcm
Staatcn.
9ia6 benz Catholic Directory fir 1875 ,uIam.
msageleQi BON Wrpf. Grna Gtir.
I0uhe.

WOIlde.
Senebicttner. Die Yenestftiner
lin0 0er Gltelte Sroen bes Nbenolanoes /;
ie puroen I'M 500 pom bell. geneoitt
(geb. $50 su Nuriia in llmbrien, eeit. 543)
gegriinoet uno perbreiteten ii6 balb iiber
gang europa. Sn Die Ser. Staaten pur.
Den lie 1916 eingefiibrt unO BADEN gegen:
mdrig 3 2lbteicn, rno suar III ct. Bin.
cent VennipIuaniu, @citmorelano Go.),
ct. GOuiS On the cafe (Stearns
So, Winneiota) uno ct. Metnrab
Opener So, Snbiana). 9luBeroem pers
ieben Die Senebictiner tbeilS Seeliorse,
tDeilS llnterri9t in nod ca. 40 Stationen.
Giitercicnier. Die GiitercienIer
pnrben 1898 Don 0tobert BON WiosIemc in
6rantrei9 9egrinoet uno ll19 pom Yapit
galirt IL. beltdti9t. Sin 3meis bieies Or
OenS limb Die Srappilten n, wel6c in
6olge Der bon benz @bte be Stance in Ga
Grape in 6rantrei9 einsefibrten, itrensen
Geiorm sntitanoen iinb. Sn bic Ser.
Staatcn tamen bic Gruppilten 1903; lie
baben osssnpdrtig ,rpei Abteien uno omar:
Dem Dtelerap Nbbep az Meilcn pon 9u.
buque, Sowa) uno ga Grape (bei @etbs
tenant, in &entudp).
Serpiten. Oieier Srben puroe
1888 ~ 6lorens pon iie6en gatrieiern ee,
9riirbet. Sn bic Ser. Staaten berief lie
1870 glidof Mel6er pom @reen Ban.
Sbre &lOiter limb in Chicago Su., Ybis
luoclpbia ga. anb 0otp's Sslanb @is.
SettelmSa6e.
5raneisfaner. Die Stiftuns bes
6raneistanerorbens burd ben bell. Sran.
discus (ssb. 1882, set. 1920 fault in bas
Sabr 1909 i9on im acknowledgement Sabre
wurbe er pom Yapft Snnoeeni Ill. BETA:
tist. Sm 9aufe Der 3eit ipaItete fi9 Der
Oroen in mebrere 3peise: al &onpentuas
len, serpObnlid so inorit.n senannt,
NIT elmer semiloerten ReseI. BY 8eiors
mirte ooer &etoleften, bi. sisentlidsn
6raneisfaner, sesrinbst 1854. c)
2apu3iner se9riinbet BON Mattbaus
Saiii 1925. Rsbsn ben Minberen gris
bern 9riinbete Der bell. Srancisfus mad ei:
men ,~psiten Srben fur Jrauen, bic 6 Ias
riiiinem unb einen britten Srben fur
eaisn, wel9e in feinem &loiteruerbanbe
lebtsn. Spdterbin e~nttanben aber aud
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-30

uel6e &elision elm Meni4 babe, poraus'
seiett, ct lei elm moraliider unb elm sutsr
Siirser. Nie wenn 9idt unb Siniternis,
@abrbeit unb Srtbum sleidsiItis Dor
@ott ieien. Oils uenn Gbriitus am &rense
seitOrben lei, ieine beilise G%eIision NIT
ieinem 8lute gu beiieseln uno es ibm bann
bo6 einerIei iei, cb bic Meni9en bieie Ees
lision befennen ober nidt! Wie wenn Der
s0ttli9e @riinber bss 6briitentbums feline
&eli9ion peridwommen unb unbeltimmt
selahsn bate, Oamit ie ii9 jeber mad isis
mem llrtbeile ooer ieinen 2aunen sure6tIes
gen Tonne, ooer er iie gum Spielbau nno
Streitobiect wieoeripredenber Sseten ses
madt.
Wtit alien bielen perbsrbli9en @runos
iGsen, bic bier %lanbldufis iino ulo tbren
uerni9tenben ginfuB auf Die fommenoen
Generationen Ser @eielidaft ausiben,
f0nnen mir uns ba iiber bic einserihene mos
raliide Serfommenbeit wunbern? &onnen
mir urs BEL Ser ietisen grSiebuns Der SUI
aeno wunpern, baB ie Der Stud Der @eleus
idaft wiro, beren Stols unb Stiite iie iein
ioate? aufsepa6ien Obne irsenb iittli9en
coer relisiOien 9alt uno nit serinser
moralii6er Oisciplin, brau9t man ba gu
i%taunen, baB bic l%lnmaBisteit iiberbanb
nimmt, baB CANT, &umpf, Streit II. Wtorb
an Der Sasesorbnuns iinS unb proteitans
tide Sldtter Srauen un6 Mdb9en IN Den
@aiien seibt baben molten, bumit lie ii9
i6iten fOnnen. Die meni6li9e Natur 1T
nun einmal perSerbt unb ,penn nidt bur9
bic Nelision i'm l3aume sebaIten, sibt ie
ii3 alien 2uiteru bin. Wenn bic &inoer
ni6t ansebalten werben, lire 9aiter unS
9eibeni6aften in Ser Susenb gu beberri9en,
pie iouen ie bieieIben beberri9en, wenn
iie ms WanneSalter sefommen iinb. Ser:
sebt bod ieIten elm Gag, baB mir nl6t CT
nen SAD Don 0totb3u9t, MorO pber Selbit'
morb in DiientIi6en gIdttern leier. 8irt
Dem llebeI ni@t GinbaIt setban, uerben I'M:
iere 3eitun9en gu GriminaIresiitern Derun:
terlinten.
Sas iinb bic 6rii9te, bic On, 9roteitun:
tisnlus, sur 0teiie sebra9t! Ou Bit uerant:
wortli@ fir Die beutisen bieiigen 9eieu:
i9aftli6en 3ultdnoe, fiir Die betIasenswer:
the Serinebruns Der Secten, iiir Die f"reiien:
ben iittli6en Gebre9en, fir ben aus9e6rei:
teten ~lln9lauben uno bic relisi0ie Snoiiie:
rcnS III bieiem i90neu 2anoel llno penr
Der Gag Der Abre3uing tOmmt, mirit Oh
bufiir Don Dem, Der Die 0er;en itrense priift,
our &e3eni9aft 9esosen weroen.
3um S3IuB wioerbuIen mir III Mere be:
reits ausseOriidte @niidt. Der 9rOBt
&f biersulanoe miro ni9t iouoBl 3mi:
i9en benz Y%roteltantismuS uro benz &atbo:
licismus, er wirb swii9en benz &atboliciS:
mus unO Dem lln9Iuu6en iein; ie eber maj
bieS einiiebt, je beiieriit es. Ni9ts anOers
fam ben llebeln ser j3sit einen Damn
ieben, ais Der &at9oIicismus, MIR CT fam
bic @ebre9en beilen unb Der bieiisen Sc:
ieui9uft cine neue beiIiume &i9tuns seben
Der SrOteitantismuS lit gewosen uno 81
Iei9t befunben wOrben, er bat Die 0ebre:
den ber 3eit ueri9Iimmert, itutt ie gu bei
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-30
Satboliiher sirhen . &aIenSer.
40. Sobannes i'm @efdnsnib. -Wsattb. IL.
G,rnt esu < Sr,. 0abtdS, Wtt,
Scr ScitsciE.

gHas niiBt ss hem Wenibrn. fsnn er bic
sanSs @sIt %sepinnt unb feline Seele yer
tert. Matb. XVI. rs.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-02-13

that We have never been compromise
men, and are not disposed to be COM
promise men. We believe that a
firm adherence to principle is ever
the silrest way out of difficulties So
say we: and We are now, more than
ever, convinced of the seundness Of
our views on the subject, and Of the
opposition Of our people to the meas
ure, since We find the policy objected
to, by that able sheet, for the same
reasons alleged by us-Wo have no
inclination to he deprived Of the fruits
Of our victory in any such manner.
The time for compromises is passed :;
in our opinion it would be suicidal
for US to depart from that line of poll.
cy We have constantly adhered to
during the late political campaign,
and be somewhat of a forfeiture of
that dignity which always becomes a
noble people IN adversely.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-02-13

DAvY CRocKErr.-The Texas Hall.
vile News Jays:
The following speech of Davy Crock.
ett's, made in Tennessee on his re-
turn from Congress, was handed %
BY friend, with . request to pub
lish verbatim, and he vouches for tho
truth Of It. He declares that that
eccentric and ever-original individu-
al delivered tjust a. it 10 here given {:
"Fello,c. Citizens and Hus,ans-
These am the times that come upon
US like = wharlwind and an arth-
quake. We arc called upon to ex-
terminate, mollify aud colluminate
the foo like niger pnt into q hollow
log and rammed down with o young
sapling. Pierce the heart Of the
enemy az you would a fellow that
had spit in Your face I; knock down
your wife and call your dog q skunk {;
cram his pesky carcass full of thun.
der and lightning and turtle him off
with red-hot poker, 60 there will
not be a piece Of him left big enough
for 4 crow breakfast, and bite lie
nose off in tho bargin. Whoop, hur-
rah como along. Crockett's with
you; show ne the enemy; I'm going
to Texas, you can all go to Ill.,"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-02-13
An Indispensable Article.

No map in the parish should be
without his paper. Our subscription
is moderate-every subscriber re-.
ceives for three dollars, good paper
for q whole year, and a beautiful
Graphic picture thrown in besides.
We venture the assertion, without
fear of contradiction, that there is
moro valuable, practical and useful
knowledge to be acquired in ayear's
reading of q we'll managed newspa-
per, than in the best book which was
ever written since Moses down-Eve-
rything in science, art, fiction, 1itera'
ture, politics, news, is to he found i9
its columns-Citizeus should be post
ed in regard to tho political condi.
ton of their country, in order to do
their duty when called upon to act.
There is not a reading wife, daughter
or sister, in tho land, who does not
find a newspaper "a good thing to
have in the house." It is an agreea
BILE pastime in leisure hours extends
their range Of knowledge, and fur
nishes topics of conversation for a
whole week. Show Us the man who
lives without his paper, and We will
show you a man, who selfishly spends
yearly, more money for whisky, than
would pay for ton years subscription
to the indicator.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-02-13

We understand that ono Raford
Blunt, colored, the political preacher,
and preaching politician and would
be Senator from this parish, has made
incendiary remarks in the rump Sen.
ate, in violation Of his pledges, often
repeated privately and publicly from
the platform, that he intended to
have nothing more to do with pol
itics, and that be would keep them
10 good faith. We have not seen
his speech. But as soon a. we can
get at it and find the fact to be a
stated, We will give HIM the rakipg
he deserves. That bypocrite who
struts 10 the minister's westmeuts to
serve the devil in, has done, with
lees brains, more harm to The people
here in general, and to his own race,
in particular, than all the white edo.
Gated radical scoundrels OF the par.
ish put together.
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The river is gradually receding,
and the mud deepening every day.
We have had rain nearly the whole
week; old Sol showing himself now
and then, only to brighten us up a
little and throw rs back in de6pafr.
Planters cannot p1ow on account Of
the rain, which Keeps the fields in the
same condition they have been since
last December. Unless We are 10.
vored with dry weather soon, the
planting interest must suffer, and the
crops be seriously shortened.
Little or no cotton comes in now,
on account of the horrible condition
of the roads, and also because the
most Of it has already reached the
market. With bad weather, bad
crops and worse government, our con-
dition 10 not q hopeful one.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-02-13

DEATH WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE if
the proclamations Of the alcoholic
nostrum-nongers were true. But,
alas! their terrible excitauts send
Thousands staggering to the grave.
Instead Of adding fuel to tho fire of
disease with such deadly compounds
try the cooling, renovating, purify.
ing, and regulating effect of that in.
estimable combination Of herbal jul
ces aud extracts, DR.. Walkers Cali
fornia Vinegar Bitters-the sole spe.
oi6c for Dyspepsia, Physical Debility,
Headache, Bilious Collie, Liver Com.
plants, Gout, Rheumatism, an
chronic Constipation.
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H. c. Myers.
20 wad some pow'r the giftio gle MS
To see Oursetres az Others sec us ~

20 wad some pow'r the giftio gic us
To see Ourselres az Others Gee Us ~
Hungry Cur Myers-the' slanderous,
crooked-necked, security scalawag;
liar, thief, coward contemplate citi-
zen, unlutifnl son, heartless father;
a failure as a lawyer, as soldier a
deserter, a legal abortion as a Judge;
Kellcgs's friend, Sheridan's pet, tho
gatlows' cheat; Blunt's partner,
Boullt's shadow, and the devils own
is now squirming under the published
affidavits of his fathers nurses, with
ing under a castigation from the
Picaynne, and smarting from a lusty
kick sent him, even by Eddy Picrson.
All this should be a thousand times
enough to make him fsht or die.
But he will not fight, lady friend Of
his to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Nor does he wish to die, for he knows
shell opens wide to receive him.
But he lives to liz, and lies to live.
He impeaches Messrs. Levy and ST.
mons veracity, who swear that his
dying father had to be supported du-
ring his last illness, by tho lsraelite
Society, Of which those gentlemen are
worthy members. His denial weighs
as nothing against these gentlemen's
word, who are not saints, it is true,
but honest men and respectable citi-
zens. He lies when he says that all
his fathers expenses we're borne by
him; and refers to Messrs. Duplex,
Caspari and others, to corroborate his
statement. 1t would not DO safe for
the honorable ~ Judge to call on
those gentlemen to say whether this
is fact or not. He lies, and he
knows it, when he says that he was
driven from Natchitoches by a mob,
on the 2al Of July last; when those
of his sort renamed here unmolest-
ed, and when the mass meeting was
held after his departure. When flung
into this world, Natures good materi-
ais must surely have been exha listed,
and only trash left to put up his car
cass with. To what further depth
of degradation can this man reach |!
Can anybody inform U.S.
cha! where ye gaun, ye'crowlin fertile!
Your impadence protects You sairiy.
" nsly, creepin, blsstit wonncr.
Dstestetl, stunned by saunt an sinner"