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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06
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0Sadrrc sSraucn. gm meriecieafasc
ging III la9enau mad feierlidem Ne
auiem cine EroSeIliou uon ct. Hifotars
Dem @ottesafer ~, nm bort naeb ocm 10
l0blihen Gebsuuhe Der Stride aui Den CrG=
bern III beten. Die Setcnoen giuaen rlhiq
uno IT'LL climber; man b6rtc nur has iromme
0ebet Der ~9laubisen Sdaar uno Den nib
rcnpeu Srauer9elang Miserere Wber
iieb', pa fuallte es aui einmal burd, Die
Ylfte.-gSas iett2 Ner wiro wobl ole rae
bige, bsili9e Sronung Der Setenoeu .ftoreu
lpolleu? Ad ncin gewiB, bas 9ei6icbt nihf
gulein es loQtc lid Die &abrbeit bcs Sprids
nortdens beruusltellen: yNenn man Sen
&oli nennt, tommt CT gerennt." llno im
Der Sbat, Der iosbcn uernommene ydrm
lpuroe balo lebbaiter IS famen raid fob
reno uuo b01it IdrneuO pier M~ilitdrwdaen
unp bic preubii6en 6lbrleute wolItea eiu=
ia1 mitten ourd Die Erossiiion iabreu.
gber balt!-ii lie sebordten Gem critcn sSim=
t., pa lie Die ibarien, orobfnoen Sli6e io
mandcr Nianuer beobabteten. @obl ooxr
libel. lie uuiGtcn iparten Gle 3eit tom ibneu
0eluiB lal9e pOr, allein ls bliebea felt auf
DEM Tlaec. Gnoli6 nabm Die 3eibe Der
Niduner elm Snoe; es iol9ten bic 6rauen
paGrpeile. "a nin unlere Getoen alaubz
ten, lie bGtten e9 NIT i6wa6ea uno. sr=
i6rpdenen @elen III tbun, 10 woatea Tie
raid Die Ero;ellion lpren9en nao ourdIabe
rem. Gbtr Jest OuigtpaBt. 9SltbcnS umS
in ilammenper Gntriitans sinsen bic mns
tbigeu @eiber aui Ole Eieroe los, umS bie5e
benz Saume boIteuo, i6yifm lie Den Yreuz
Zen 81: yi0altet, ballet! Sbr biirft uidt
purd, ibr lin Die geltren9e Soloates.
ia tano eS iiir GUT, Den Nsibern III Qeborz
den uuo " worten, bis cublid ole &roseI=
lion b~eenOi8t mar. Sos beiBt NOR eur ai,s
ten Sdule 9sgan9eu; per bate abyr mohI
Del 9Sei6ern cine iolbe 9ncr9ic ano lluer
ihrufcnbeit pcrmntbet2 Gbre Den Brapen q
Die !0ugeuauer 9SGibsr mirSen uerSieuea,
uon Goulio6 III ieiu; in GouiIa6 ndmlids
b%eiinpen li1 Die 9Seiber auj Der rsh,eln
Seite III Der 3ubc, uno baS weaen liner
Sopirrteit; lie baben einmal Den ,Seino su=
riidaeldla9cn, wGbreno ibre Wt6nner Ssr
2ln9lt lid ueritsdt bGttsn, mic weRisasaa
Die Gage teri6tct.
Ole lekten Hepen ScS Nnrfca
SiSmard in Gei6stase babea einiac
Barrier Sldtter %nnunsenebm bsri5yt; nas
msntlib Die pNebatS" entleten ii1 lber bie
yunsemeilene NnsriiiSluit" SsS &eidsfau,
lcrs. SSm Barrier Yublifum bert man in
oellen aud anoere llrtbeile iiher biejelbeu
nameutlid in Sesag aui ben Yuutt. Der eis
6rausOien bod am Mieiiten intereIiirt. eis
Grtldrunsen Sismarf's iitsr bic Mmnrrim
pom ella b:eotbri n9em. .0ie 81.
iailer batteu ii6 oaS ldnsf iasen t6nneu,
oaB Sismart tic ni&t UNI ibrer, lsneerl
nm Nemtl GLANDS wiuen a~aueetir
bat" 10 bortc man msbr oils einmaI ipre
den. man erpkert cine Yropin, nidt II
eriter ginis. usl ibren Gimpohnsra bami'
: einen @eialsR ~ ban.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06

Domino. Ter Gbor Der oeuti6en &c
meimoe BON &spauwesa. bate ss ii6 ni6t
nsbmsn lalien, aus Der gntiernung pon 20
Uteilen beriutommen, UNI Die 6eier gu ers
bobcn. Nm Nbeno murbe in Der neuen
Stride cine Sorleiuns iiber ben l~lnslunbsn
9ebalten. bic iebr gut uno ;,uar ( BON Yros
ltanten bela6t mar. Oas @ott:stals i pon
l0olS ~, bel so, sroB unb bat cine Gmpors
bibne. Der Gburm miBt 100 6uB. Sas
@ebdube, wenn audi nidt sroB uno foits
lpieli9, serei6t Der aus wenisen 6amilien
beltebenoen @emeinoe bod CUR Gbre, ba
ibr nur mebr 800 Dollar Sduloen ouraui
bleibcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06
tGcrreiponterS.)
Gcs Woincs au TcNc oce III.
StowaS, 81. Scs. ~.
Gcrreiponters.)

Spute man cS ~9lanben, oaB cS bette
nod m6sli6 mare, Dap bier I'M eanoe Der
SciIeniIi6feit, in Nmerifa, nod Wtdrs
den uno Sa9cn, BOILER llngereintbeit uno
Mbernbcit. 9cmildt nit Ejaculation, 9teio
Gbrablbneioung, @ottcSbaR, Ttrldun,Oung
unb Sborbeit i'm %olte iiber tatbolii6c
8l6iier nnb Snititutc umSinscn? limb bod
lit baS Der 6au. Sn Sttumpa, &upello Co.,
I'M 9eicsneten Staute Soma, rieb man ii9
tdalid) pteDer nit ciucm ipobltbucnOen De-
iiblc Die ()Gnoe, oa man Die @ewibbeit CT.
Ianst su baben glaubtc, Die 9 d. ne tern
Der 0eim udu batten all
ourt eiiernc 2dti9c in icudten,
ounfeln, unbeimli6 CT, 6rcfcus
crregenOcn &cllergewOlben,
nm ibre un9cboramen, troti.
gen unb wicberipeniti9enS 6 liz
lerinnen barin ein;utertern.
lin ben San1en uno [)erren Ses fir bic
gfdbltenllcbe unD Die 6relbett ocS Wtens
i6en 70 iebr befimmerten MctbooiSmuS
cine noble Sbriei9c fir ibrc abi9culidel
Seidimpfungcn 81 gebcn, 6iinetc lid lette
Mpde iencr Die Gbircn NnltaIt peit uno
brett unb bic Sicner beS yrcincn" gSortes
maren oud iiupioc gcnlg ibren 9cmeinen
SerSadt su befrditisen, inocm lie bas 0aas
pom Seller bis gum Speidcr eincr itren9en
Snlpeetion untcrluorien. Wfit LANCER Ndie
unb nod ldn9crsn Sbrsn traten lie iebod)
na6 pplbradtem @crfc Den Jtiif;ug on.
Stcle man ii6 cinen tNaufcn Mopie Dor,
Ocnen man Subtrittc uerictt, wie tic nit
berabbdngcnOcn Sbrcn unO einge;oscnen
S6pGnicn Oauonlanfen, 10 bat man Gin
aceiroics silS beS &crganseS.
u. q. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06

Sebetbuh unter ben 6ainrner, mel:
Dies 9ubwis XVI. wdbrenb ieiner @eians
seni9ait gu benutsn pleste. IS mar oas
einSise Bud, bas III bebaIten ibm seitattet
puroe. 9luf benz @ese gum Sdaiiot
l9entte ct es neblt iei,em 6alstu6e ieinem
&erfermci terVincent-ein perbdn9niBpolles
@ei6enf, ba Tinsent balo baraui %auiuoti.
nirt wuroe, neil CT Der gopalitdt aesen Die
f0nisli6e 5amilie ucrod9tis mar. Oieie
Heliquie blieb uiele Sabre in Der 6amilie
Tincent's. Sas Sud lit betittelt: ,Prieres
Saintes ct Chretiennes pour Monseigneur.
c. Gilbert. scrip'it 1903; Wanuicript aui
Fer9ament, auf 9olcenen Vinien BON benz
beriibmten &aui9rapben Gilbert, Sbreib.
lebrer |uowig's XV., nit 4nianssbuditas
ben uno !3ieratben in @oIo fir ben @es
braud oes !6er;ogs Don Voursogne see
i6rieben. is bradtc 80 Yio. Gtr(.
(4lO Sollars):
Sir &atbnlifen i'm iernen Gbina MAIDEN
audi ibre Walfabrten, 10 wie moerpdrts,
baben aber babel BON ben @uigefldrten we:
niger ais anoersiuo ais;ulteben. 9lm 81.
Utat fano cine NaQfabrt na6 Maria 6ili
III 3o6an itatt; mcbrere bunoert YiI9er
muBten l5-lS Nr6eitstagc opfern, nm oas
bin uno straightforward. Mebr ais 90,
900 Gbrilten, gum Sbsil aug ben entlesens
item Vegenoen, rparen ;uiammenseitromt,
nno 1860 Ecrionen %empiinsen Die bl. Som
munion. Die Yrocelion ben &rcu,pe9
binaui, Der sur Mariabilf Gapelle fibrt,
oauertc uon 3 llbr Morgcns bis IL llbr
WtittagS. Die Tilger beteten iir ben bl.
Satcr, fir 6ranfrei6 uno Die in Seutits
lano uno Der Sdueis bcOrangte Stride.
Gins MniiiS)sPcicn werocn ncuc &atbos
acknowledgement 9emeloct: Die ruiliiden
Eopen baben oas Grne fatbolii6e yanoz
uolf sur SeriueIiiung 9ebrabt. lin ibrcn
8lauben 81 uertbeioigen, BADEN lid bic
Sauern III @ewaIttbdti9teiten binrciBen
~luiien; on msbreren Srtcn baben lie Die
l1ismatil6en Eopen aus ben qrichiib ia.
tbolil@en Iirfen pertriebcn uno benz aeocn
lie 9~eianoten Wtilitdr gSioeritanO gelciitet.
is FAM gum Slutuer9ieBen, baS Wtilitdr
mlBte weiden, Giienbabni1iencn wurocn
aus9erinen, nm oas Nnlau9cn neuer Streit.
frdfte aus Sieolec, Wtinst &C. III perbinoern.
Us uerlautet, oaB Der @eneralaouperncur,
@raf &otebuc, perionli6 al Srt unb Stellc
anIanste, unp Dap uon Eetersburs ali tes
lcSrapbii6cm &ese Der auitras setcmmen
1T, Die Ser olSungen uno @epalttbdtigs
feiteu ein;ultelen. 0enauere Jfahrihten
Iino ab;uparten.
Son Cbrisfeitsmegca bari in YreuBen
beim icierli6en Ginius zines Sii6ois in
einen DIT ieines SprenseIs nid)t mebr &c:
idolien werben. Groboem fnallte es, ais
DER bodmiiroisbe !6err Sii6oi BON Miiniter
leine beurise 6irmunssreiie madte, in Dem
Sertben Srcyerwaloe gan; anisbnlid, uno
eirem Serrn, Der feline Gerpunperung oas
riiber aus prad, wurOe Die gntport: bos
SOueru Iei ;par perboten, allein paS 6ol;s
ipaltsn nibt, uno oriben I'M @alo babe elm
Bauer uiele'alte Stdmme liessn, bic miiroen
beute nit Fnluer geiprcnst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06
Gorrcipouocms eaS StaceDoiac,
MitGca Co., SoWa.

gSie mir pernormef, lOll Der bo6wlte. Vis
ihof 6ennsiiep Dor GurScm bier in Wtits
DEF &c., bas b. Satramcnt Der 6irmung
ertbeilt babcn.. Obs mabr lit, wiilen mir
ni1t. Wiun ia0t li6 bier beruln, er lei IN
@apas bios s Ileilen pom bier 9eweicn II.
Sericlbc babe eiten Wann ertra nad
Staccppile oeianot ms gu bcna6ri6ti9cn.
9eioer Baben mir ni6tS oGuon crfabren, &C.
wibt mare c8 lns nidt IN entle9en 9eiuelen,
nit uniern Ginoern bin III 9eben, bamit lie
9eIirmi wiirSen. y Mdre Scr bodwiroi9:
ife Sii6oi su un5 9efommcu, er bate ii6
ui6t wcrig gefreut beim Gintriit IN baS
fleine Gtdbtdcn, bort uniere neue Stride
III leben, bic mir bieien CONNER erribtct
baben nNo Die ibm als 3eu0niB bate bienen
t6nnen, DAB nl@ bier nod Wteni6cn lpobs
uen, sic an ibren @lauben benfen.
gu6 ser E6urln aui unierem nclen Got.
te8bauic 1T icrtig nnO 1T cine wirtli6e 3ier:
Sc fir BAG iunse Stdotden. 60 gut ia:
ben mir 9emirtbi6aitet, ooB, menn ale aus:
itebenStn Noten ausbc;ablt llno, ms nod
100 Collars bleiben. SiS nddlten I0erbli
miro iroe Der barton Seiten, Die mir batten,
allcs an Sau fir uno ierti9 lein.
llnicre @emeinOe sablt iett 81 6aniillen,
allie beuil1 nit IiSnabme einer einii9eN
enoliidcn Truu.-Qeioer batten mir oieleu
9Binter nod feline S6ulc, oa unlcr sebre'
franf lit.
g. 9.
~ Gs ttsint nus eas rim @i6sufinsniS y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06
3rlgif@- %Snxem6nrs.

Ser Gruieiiur g. SO. 2GmOrsr. Der Die
Gurleu iir b6bere Matbematit um 0pm:
nahum in Nrlon 9ub, 1T MI baS t6nisli6s
Itbendum in Suihei periett wprcsu.
Der trriihtiats Yrin; Yierre Sonapar.
se, Der befannili6 Sitter in Den Stroennen
beiitt. bat fiirsli9 am Ippelseri6te ~ Git:
lis einen YroseB sswOnnsn. Der uiel 9lui:
leben perurla6t bat. Der Seuoumahti9.
te bes Yrinseu, Notar Youcelst pom Slo.
renpiae, bate pbne @iNen beS leetem bsin
Ssrtaai osS @utea Gpiour 10 Eros. gu
idlas oai bic 9~aaiiamms ais Soften idl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06

Ger seiperrte unb aug ben, He9le'
r~lnssbs;irfe Srisr aassewieiene 9err 4Sas
flor 6 a II = pom S~liesransbad) 1T am u.
Nou. Sormittas in Sliesmen9en III Der
baierifden YialS auf &equiiition Der pre!s
Bii4en YeborOen perbaftct nro onrd) elnen
baierifdeny ensoarlnen bier ein9ellefertpors
ben. .bcrr 6aub bat an Seset i'm ertan'
ten Straien nod II Wonate 81 perbilBen
unb hat auseroem idon wieoer ;wei Sorla:
ounsen ,uescn SornaRrne rseistmiSriser"
Mmtsbanolunsen. Sie nit Veltimmbeit
bier ~psrIautet, iol CT fur ben 6aa ieiner
gntla6uns aus benz @%efdnsniNe in einem
rein protcitamtiiden Orte in ben Oltliden
Tropinsen-man nennt @reifenber9
-internirt werocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06
SuSembureische
IuS Iucrifa.
T.
@ciD! OciD! Weto!

u iiocm Stano, oh 9roB, oh flen9.
Sei iioem iennt mer EIDcn;
u irot Dir Ell, ne bien ct brei'pt,
Na fengt eli III &C tloen.
Tcroen0t DC Sdreiner ODD mad @elo,
. 0ei6Git as en- sepioer;
. @eibirr as beier, b Suorten ODD,
De gon as pil &c nioer.
De S6neioer tlot, ct 9ebt net rc6t,
D @eibGit mat 9tol a Sbeer;
Ncim S6olter as ct grab clio,
Sci @clo fiebt ull sc icer.
Den 3cioon9Si6rei,usr rift no @elo,
Nel D @rinbGfS lan,em fommen;
q IoQ DC Banter Welt anSgin,
ga Ten9t ell I'M &C brommen.
De S6matt, DC tlappt IN m~ltorgens frcb,
Gcrbrennt oerbei ieng Slolen;
Serfeft ieng @obn, al BAD te 8clo,
9Se o'Giien III besnolen?
Se &aimam l6aiit DC 9ansen Dag.
Mat OtoBen Il 0epidter,
An Gives, wann c Ge6non9 halt,
Sa medt lang @eli9ter.
Seim 2cbrer ipielt DC S6maolbunS oft
Nm 0au3 b, &i1emel6ter.
Sens 6ra, Iens aanner faftn bran
9ls wirent liewes @ei6ter.
De @irt, DC fert ;eirioc len,
DAD flot ell, D. as Ell Sausr;
Wfn ben orenft leluer muonde Fatt
Is Ierbt c GET EN- lauer.
u tudt Dir q lei Su6 cmol,
Dat wsilt ell led ieng Suor9en:
Do ltin Die Ial, q grocer 3uol,
Dc MINER ncmm buor9en.
De Bauer ltebt mad net Der i6leblt,
3par mus c uil ied pl0en;
Gen 0'Sa6en osier, belle9 o'6ru6t,
Suot bieu ODD Ge6t 81 flOm.
Sieu as clio c Wettelmann,
Wfer brit bal srbiemen;
q wann ell o9 nil @elo net buot,
Damn buot eli pa6 e liewen.
BAL iioer Ell, 10 as be Mtuoo,
9Selt ic6 oil gelO eripuorsn;
Dab, wien oerbei s%efrioen as,
Dat buot Dir nun erIuoren.
Saeaba, @isconIiu.
U. g.. Srder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06
@ro66erSog NJ.

Mie ans benz Budget berpprsebt, bs,iebt
bic Observation-Disclosures aus Den Coll
ereinSeimabmen bas Solsenas: GinaanSss
MuSsm9Srehte 600 900 Srancs; &ibsns
suderitmer 2a5 900 6rancs; Salslteucr
200 600 Srancs; Sabafteuer 5000
ueb, rl aalsubsabe 5000; I'M @an;cr
l,036, 900 SraneS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06

Cine %.::rn5nrSerin aus yoonuiIle,
Sallas 80, Sa.. Mutter elmer uielueripre:
6enoen fatboliiden 6amilie, oeroer 9lr;t cine
Heile nad europa uerOrOnet bate, tebrte
lette Node, BON ibren 6roniiden 8opf.
ldnncrien befreit, seiuno uno iriid in Die
neue S>eimatb ,uriid. Sic bate Die san;e
Geiic ALIEN nno obnc mdnnlide Sealeituns
aelnaht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06
2mrcm b II r go, Gazette.

MAArsl75, Seitweilis 10 bis 90 uno ielbit
oaribtr. yestes Subr lit gar tsin neucr
beisetommsn.. @as Die llrla6e 1T, weib
i@ ni6t. @ir wOlIem boiien, iis wsroen
bort nidt aIslterbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06
Correspondent.

gm IS. U. M. wnroe Sao neue @otteSs
baus in M~ortBpurt. @isconiin, cinaeicSnet
unS bort iir'S eritemal bas beiligc WfeBops
fer osIeisrt. Der bodw'i te Sater S@mib
pon Sen 9onoon, Der feline 9iilic snr 6eier
iuseiast bottc, bielt bic 6citpreoist iiber ben
Cert: Guam delecta tahernacula tua,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06

Ms 8 an it a t wiro beridtet: Inner
scliebter $oerr Yaitor 6ellen,, wel6er
nab { ii n monatlide r @cidnsniBbaft
lett fur;cr i3eit wieoer in %uuierer Mitte tbds
tis lit, erbielt beute mad Dem SO@umt Den
Seiebl, binnen 4s Stunoen Den Gcsie:
~rungSbesirf Srier su uerIaien. Der 6elo:
bitter bat ii6 gu bieiem 0ienite niht bereit
erfldrt, mcsbalb Der Siirscrmciiter in ci9e'
ner Yerlon benz Taitor bas IuswcilnnSss
befrct iibsrrei6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06

Jn eincm Srtc OH Der Itolel fam
;nm 3apldn, Dem aus bcmielben Grunoe,
rpie Dem obcngcnanntcn Tiarrer, Die Nb'
iibruns ms @eian9nib bcuprltuno, Gin 10
jdbriaer &nabc uno bot ibm Die erlten 10
@roi6en, bic CT ii@ peroient bate, els
9ieiies Gje(O at. 9Rit ticfcr 9iiibrun9 wci.
aertc ii6 Der Nciitli6c Die |iebes9abe on.
sunebmen, lieb iid aber bob bon ben an
baltcnbcu Sittcn ocS &naben enoli6 bepes
aen, ,uenisitens nit ibm ~ tbcilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06

Correspondent. Gin Sen Nniialtcn in st.
6rancis. MilWaufse. @isc., bsianosn li9
oieies Sabr unter 23l StuSentsn Bios mebr
10 9uremburser. Sn friberen Sabren mar
bic i3abl INNER tarfer, cS waren ibrer oft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06

Sn GcblenS uuroe Der neuseueibte
Bricitsr 81 b am %. Housmber pernom.
men, iiber bic yeihuloi9uns rim Der oortis
gen Seiuitenfir6e cine Meiie seIs:
len IN haben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-06

~ Gs itsint nns eas rim @i6ssrfirsnib ~
fAn.-9se.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-14
n Want Supplied.
From the New York Tribune. ]


The American mind is active, 1t has
given us books of fiction for the senti-
mentalist, learned books for the scholar
for tie peopte. A book foi. the psopte must
relate 10 Il subject of universal Interest.
Such subject is the physical man. and
such book The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adciser, q copy OF which has
been recently laid on our table. The
high professional attainments OF its
author--Dr. X. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo. n.
f.,-and the advantages derived by him
from an extensive practice, would alone
insure tor his work cordial reception.
But these are not the merits for which it
claims our attention. The Author is a
man ofHe people. lie sympathZes with
them in all their Affections. efforts. and
attainments. lie perceives their want
a knowledge of Memsetres-and believing
that all truth should be made as univer-
sal as Gods own sunlight, from his fund
of learning and experience he has pro-
duced work In which he gives them the
benefits of his labors. In it he considers
man in every phase Of his existence, from
the moment he energies from rayless
atom, too diminutive for the sight, until
he gradually evolves to the maturity OF
those Conscious POwers, the exercise of
which furnishes subjective evil
dence OF our Immortality" Pro-
ceedng upon the theory that every fact
of mind has physical antecedent, lie has
given an admirable treatise on Cerebral
Physiology, and shown the bearings of
the facts thus established upon indiyid-
ual and social welfare. The Author be-
lives with Spencer, that ''as vigorous
health and its accompanying high spirits
are larger elements OF happiness than any
other things whatever, the teaching how
to maintain them as teaching that
yields to no other whatever" and accord
| ingly has introduced an extensive discus.
sion Of the methods by which we may
preserve the integrity Of the system and
Oftimes prevent the onset OF disease.
Domestic Remedies--their prepare
| ton, uses, and etiects-trom q prominent
feature Of the work. The hygienic treat
mcnt, or nursing of the sick, is an i'm
portant subject, and receives attention
commensurate with its importance
| Nearly all diseases ITO which flesh is heir
are described, their symptoms and causes
explained, and proper domestic treat,
ment suggested. TO reciprocate thu
many favors bestowed upon him by q
generous public, the author offers hi,
book at a price ($l.5U little exceeding
the cost OF publication. Our readers can
obtain this practical and valuable work
by addressing the author.
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DOG with a tin pan attached TO his tai"
Besides this, in denial Of statement made
by washburn that Marshall Grain did
not plead--'Not guilty." he re-
plies in vigorous English: "rhe
above may be grammatical, but It
is a malicious lie. Marshall Grain did,
most emphatically, plead mot guilty to
the charge of killing VIM. Spence, not
withstanding me sclflcohstituted kno,c-al,
ycsM OF tho Prsss says he never plead
not guilty. but always 'guilty.' When
he was takch iAko ooutt 70 be tried he n.
formed ~ judae that be wished
to change his plea Of not
guilty. to one Of guilty" We
await with considerable interest Q
copy of Mr.. washburn's paper. five
are to judge his vitspcrativc abilities by
the item In reference to the Carbonate
LADIES. we may expect an editorial com
hat of no mean order in fey days. II
connection with his home troubles
washburn Is compel,edto repel tho at
tacks of the editor Of the Murphysboro
Era. Since the breaking up Of the ven
delta the Marion editors have become
very bold, indeed.
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THE MuRMURING SEA.
ASTRAL OIL THAT DID NOT MAKE AN
ASTRAL LIGHT
Mutiny, Starvation and Despair.
The Lennie Mutiny.

New YORK, November IA special
dispatch from London says a telegram
from Rochelle, dated November II, states
that a bottle containing the following
message has been picked up:
Or COAST OF NIEUwE DEP, Novem-
Der S.-The crew of the British ship Len
ME, Captain Hatfield. from Antwerp, tor
New York, mulinied on the 3lst of OctO-
Der, and killed the master, mate, and
boatswain.
A telegram from Rochelle dated No
vcmbcr 10, states that government
steamer discovered the British ship Len
ME, OIL Yarmouth, with boy and five
men on board, four OF whom are sup
posed to be accomplices In the mutiny.
Six OF the crew are Greeks and escaped
IN a boat on the previous evening.
Captain Howell Of the Pacific.
MEMPHIS, Nov. l2.-Capt Jefferson d..
Howell, commander Of the steamship
Pacific, lost few days since on the Ore
gon coast. was a brother OF Mrs. Jefferson
Davis OF this city. lie was q native OF
Natchez Mississippi, lived In New Or
leans several years, and served as mid
shipman under the Confederate flag with
Admiral Semmes. During the last ten
years he has been employed OH merchant
vessels sailing out of San Francisco.
Some months since he was promoted to
the command of the steamship Pacific,
for gallantry displayed in rescuing ship
wrecked people during violent storm.
Capt. Howell was barely thirty years Old
when lost. A faint hope Is, however,
still entertained that he may BIZ among
the saved.
No Traces Of the waco People.
GALVESTON, Nov. l2.-Capt. Sawyer,
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LIrrELL,s LIVING AGE.

A new serial BY Mrs. ELEPHANTS begun
in the number of The Living Age for the
week ending Nov. 18th. The same num-
Der contains an elaborate and interesting
article on the Atomic Theory Of Lucre.
thus, contrasted with modern Theories OF
Atoms, the Constitution Of Matter and
the Origination Of Life an instalmcnt Of
"The Dilemma" q powerful story OF
East Indian HE; Schoolmaster Of the
Renaissance; Nsturalness Of Char
acter; Two Danes; Lauzun
Philip Gtanhops. aud other choicest
readlng or the day, both prose and poe
try. With filty-tw0 numbers. Of sixty
four large pages each. (aggregating over
5000 pages Q year, the subscription price
(Ss) Is low ; or still better, for $40 80 any
one of the American 81 monthlies or
weeklies Is sent with the Lr;ny Age for
. year, both postpaid.
The present IL good time TO sub
scribe, as those remitting now for the
year 1870, will receive the intervening
numbers ofthe Lining Age gratis. Lit
tell & Gay, Boston, are the publishers.
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~ III u ~ IL
PROBAU1& 00UHEuTION IN TEXAS
The new constitution Of Texas docs not
allow the hwy Of q State tax for the sup
port Of public schools. ThiAis the rock
that will probably wreck the Democratic
party Of the State. Being a blow at the
colored citizens, 1t will be strcnnously re-
sisted by the Republicans and being
rulnous to the educational interests OF
the poor white man and his family, 1t
will oanse Thousands of Democrats 10
light 1t at the ballot-box. The constitu-
tiOnal convention, now in session In Aus.
tin, may reconsider its action.
If not the constitution will go before
the people with this odious
feature disfiguring It. In tho convention
are number Of delegates who are clo-
quent and influential. and who belong to
. religious sect that Is bitterly antagonis-
tic to public schools. These men are re-
sponsible for opposing that which the
people admire and will support, and
which will assist In 70 stering and perpetu-
ating our republican liberties.
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A Colony of Ostriches,

Montgomery Queen, OF Queens circus
and mcnagerie, which exhibited here last
June. writes to the Nous that he has pur.
chased one hundred African ostriches
and is about coloniZing them on his place
near llaywoods, a small town fifteen
miles from San Francisco. 1t is
Mr.. Queens intention to raise
ostriches solely for their plum
age, each bird yielding over two
hundred dollars worth of feathers yearly.
The climate of California is admirably
adapted, and the experiment will prove
a success. Mr.. Queen has invested one
hundred thousand dollars in the enter
prise, and next season we will see Cali
tornia ostrich feathers in every shop
window. --Denrer Netcs.