davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1875-08-25
ought One cablnet Reslgn,

1t would be an absurd and unheard of
thing for a military staff officer to resign
because he disapproved of the plan of cam
paign pursued by his general 1t is his part
to obey orders unquestioningly and unhesi-
tatingly. That is. the imperative necessity of
military life. Tennyson, in the "Charge of
the Light Brigade" tersely explained this
matter
The New York herald., 1875-08-25

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
twenty eighth street, Broadway.-BIG BONANZA,
p NJ. closes 10 80 p NJ Miss Sara Jewett, Rnggold
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22

SsRenernug bes 9ir9eHsG isentbmms.-
Der tc&w'fe Gr3btf&cf yurest In Gtnetn.
matt unb Der terttse COUNTY > 6&abmeifer
batten betrefs Der BeaeuranS BON 8trHen'
GtBentbuut unit chamber YrpaFirt. 3Tas
sert4tltGe llrttetl srfer Snfnnt Bate gan,
3u Sunaen bss Gr3bifAcfs selautet, aaber
Der Gcuntp' sGasueiRer appeaiste an tas
ObersertGt bes Staates anb stsfts BAT ta.
BIN entf4teben, BOP @cbnunes. Gtcentburr,
wel&es BON BtfA6ftn. Yrtefern cbtri antern
CUR Str&e seb6renben Serfpnex benubt
wtrb. Der geaeueruns u~ntsrporfsn III (po.
barG tn bieiem Yunfte bas l1rtbeil erfer
SnfanS cmSeaoesR wtsb); basesen etssn.
tbunt, wtlGes aasfGlieblt& fur 4irGtn pbsr
SFentltGe S&ulen benust ptrt. Reutrfret 10,
pebur4 btefer She'll ber Gntf8ttbuns ser
erfen Sntan3 beRdttst tpirb. Dt eteutrn
fur bic @obnunSeni fcuen aud fur bic lesten
fiaf Sabre etnsstrteben perben. Dtelt
obersert&MtGe Gnti6etsune GILT fir ben
san3en Staat DIV unb fur ntGttateoltl&e
3tr&en 70 gut pte fur Ste iatbolifGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22
Bermif6te Na6ri6ten.

8erltn,@ III Rat.- Die auf @runb bts
gsrba6tes, BAT, etn pdpRitGer Dstesat TIM
@eteimen bas Grsbtsttuua geftn unb @ne-
fen perweie.in 6%Olsn unb ben Ra&bar>
lfdbten tnbaftirten grteftr inb IN 6retbett
sefsst pprbsu, NIT benz 8ebeuten, bas bic
ssbOrbe ibr:s '3sasutfss nt6t rasbr bend.
tttst TO-. al, e,RoA ed
Der 9cnborer etnn6ar6 trfdtrt aus Ser
lin. tas bas Snbtstbtum, =. weldss bsf&ut.
btst III, tas 8uuYt etasr gsrfGp1runs
sesen bas esben 8tsmard's 3u fstn. Dup!n
bsist, unb In 8tafau ssrbaftet trcrten 1T.
2onbOr, Is. Nat.-Dte 2tmes ldel
f8 aus Berlin rnittbetlen, ba6 pdbrenb boz
1nattGsn Rrift @uelaub, Gnslanb, DETER
reid unb Stalten tbre @ermttt(une amil3en
Deutf&lanb unb 5rantrst& aassbptsn BAT.
ten. man psrmutbe aber, ba6 Ruetdah su-
slti& Grferen fetne @alfe fur ben san st.
res Srtsses 3ussfast BABE.
9artS II. Wai.-Der NOniteus ldet
f4 iter bas gertalten Der ensltfHea Rsste.
run8 w6brenb Der neult&sn &rtsssssri&te
wle fOlst aus . England bat, tntsu, ss feline
Sttmuae ~ @unRsn bss Trtsten& ertob. fetn
:anfsbsn unb fstnsu GtnFa6 tn ben CONT
nentalen Sraoen ptsbtrsrtanss tab fetn
MtntRntutn BAT R9 cine stdrst ant Ra4t
ssFGert, bts ttn, Bic tanfbars aatans Gu.
Frpsas eriperbtrt ptrb..f ~ PA Hg }).4i
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22

3 mantfefe 0fntratSers
M MI a.


SIN Cincinnati purbe am gfnsafeRe BIZ
stpan5tsae General. Berfaunlans bes beut'
f&sn fattoltfGen Gsntral.geretns esSfnft.
Bet S&Iue btefes 9iattes Iasen muir nod 1t.
ntse teIesrapttf4e Mtttbetlunst. Dor, wfIGe
~folseRbts tfelben: TT l3af n9E
Der t1ujus ser DeleSaten bee NSmif&.
tatt. GentralSeretns uab Der btefssn Watt.
sltsbet' bsRelbsn On, gR~nsaonatass mar I'm
Der Stat 8~rcbartis. NtGt rentser als zine
unb etne ptertelf@ tanbe brauNte man, am
bic prcaefFca an ft6 sUrbstjtstsn 3u lafen,
unb babel beweSts f4 bieielbe RAID Don,
Sled. aiaI4 aliQ- 3e< s'H ,Fes
Cine DeYef&epcm 1Sfnsfmsatase mel
bet i.8W a34 9i1a,n0Yd al
SIN Der tsuttsen erfen. @isunS Der unse-
.fdsr 200 Dslssaten bes rSutfAe tattel. Gen.
tralueretns trurbet tur etntse unwtdtise
@sfGdfte erlebtst. cgdGHittass belt 8t.
fHof SSbbe Don Gcsineten cine Nnfpra&e
ion DISCRIMINATING, wel&e ct eruaubnte, ben
Beretnaa uf etner fatfsr unb E6eren @runb.
lase a~af3ubaaen, ute fe nur bic &tr@e ~
bteten rttnt6se. IA III 4 Haa@
Nae welti@en GinrtGtunsen ter lestea
a&tsebn Satrbanberte fsten persansen, bic
8trGt aGetn BABE ale 9tlrrae 1eeretG nunb
unSerlest tefanben. @strennt BON / tbr
wtrhe aud Der @entralnerein talb has
Satdlal anberer ttenfGltGen GinrtGunsen
tbetlea, IN tnntssr gerbtnbunS NIT tsr absr
fcrtbefetsn unb sebttben.
Sn Der Ra4mtttassisuns lac SoGw. a.
SGpeantnser BON bier Rausns bes Gyetu.
ttr. GOmttes ben Gntpurf elmer nsuen Ser.
|fafun9 peL burA rsl&e bas pben erpdbnte
3tel erretGt perben fon. es4,6~rs5sb,.
CT faste, tm April b. s. babe bas 60
mite btefen Gntwurf ben tinselnen 8eretnen
sur GtnRGtnatme susef3tdt. S. berfslbsn
bdtten ~ ganfsn befeIben bertGtst, % pa.
.segen MbdaberAnsen 1scraef6laser. lwel&e
mad retft&er t1eberlesuns ia ben Gatwarf
aufaenommen ,pOrben fetsn. or parnte BITE
Aapsenbsn rpr, SertEen Delesaten, psl&e
f&On psa pernsterein tnfrutrt, fsten, ssssn
bic jnsue gerfaGuns; 81 ftmuen, unb .fsrberts
aas auf lelbffdabts ~ bsnten uas su ban.
beln. no Ur Wta EDa IL ~
Gtt Der @abrbetisfreunb mttttstlt, wutbs
cine pra&tsctle tSefmebatae sur Grtnnerans
an bte 20. notwithstanding BON benz
talentupaen .@raseur 6. Sbstler ansefertist.
auf Der etnen gette befnbet fd bte b., Sa.
milte (gatron bts Central gsretns) mad
etaer pom Rrn. 8tlbbauer s. 9arSber ent.
werfenen 3etGnuns, unt auf Der anbern
Site bic behefense Snlartft. Die IRE
battle tdnat an stnem 8reu3s bintsr wslGem
cine BABEL, aunl Mnfedsn ansebraGt tR.
Die @rastrunS unb YIdsunO tR s.famad>
peu unb tanfrsi6. Der Trets lin fetnfen
9rttannia'W etan) ssrtns, ndmli& IS Ste,
@af gsfenans tversen aud Nsbataen tn
Stlber eelteftrt. aa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22
@rnte= Masf4te,r. .

Mus 9eIebe. Dttp, ptrt tsrtGttt: Das
ttease Absnbblatt .Blate", serSfsnni&t,
ssNdst auf be Rtttbsitunssn slaubuarbt.
ger Sa6serfdnstser aus $50 DrtlHaften IN
Die, Snsiana, S1tnsis. RtFsuri anb
Soma stnen nlt GROCER tScrsfalt ausstar.
beiteten BfriHt ibsr ben Stane Der Telb.
fri9te III tiefsn Gtanten, aus srti3tus Ser.
Ssrsett, tae Elm BterteI Bis Elm Drtttel Der
Dsi;enfaat Ron ben fpdten Sr5aen setSttei
wsrbsn tR. 3uslstG nber sebt uus BEN
8ertGt berser, ba6 cine stt1 sr6sert !3abl
aedsr NIT 8si;en ansefd.t .ucrben 10 als
ta sersanseuen Sabre, 70 BAT, rsun nt9i
nod aRtsre Decentralization ta3n tom.
men, tna Gan3ea senpuarnsn clue Dur&.
f9ntttsernte ID eriparten To. Bon Der Iest.
idtrtsen Grnte ltsst moo faR etn gterteI ID
ben gHeunen Der 8aaern. Die Ratsfcrn.
ouslaat tf ia stsfsri Satre bebeutenb ar6.
ser sereftn ale tri persansenen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22
stdrfe uns araft Der ptatpnsn in f6 ser.

S'a'1s aaO se'af' pct o'a'0"f" J" F~ Se''
"a'ssa @uns. NV,
s.nssIpan NH o'ele1 1.e.oaae i'esl N.Y.
\. Ds es'l'ss "ssns Os 5lM Val'
"alAs psr eDa'es1a'01 a0e1 psts'p1s. 90
H."'m "''a's Ias 'Sn "O~ e'a ''aI''sss Os'
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Sn Heas1pae,E ~'lo esm o'ipUI.
US ~. s''s.''s" NV ' ~.
s%.s. .'s y. " ~ aas v.M nsaa'' y.' %.
h.,n... w....x.... =. ~. Ns..tt..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22

Git eroBes @iIiidrfeR funb scrise@c as
In GsteasO fat, no bts gstsranen ber8un.
bssaruee tpdbrenb bret Sasen ~s.rfantmelt
trareA. 70 \ w
Cincinnati bate fat sleiGasitis Elm Brill.
lantes Nu6ffeR, an welGem nateau 10000
GOn3srt'9tdtts p~ertauft purben.l ea9s
Slmt.Rate.-S SIN Gbattccsa Counts tm
Staate @tersta fYtelte IN lester !3ett zeine
dbnltGe BlutraGe, wte Die bnr6 pel@e
@iniamfen GountS ia S1tnots 70 lpiel5 ee.
litten bat. Gin sertEer Dbea Seferon
Sstnfen, elmer Der ::eersesraseaben 8asser
bes gountss, batte sor uasbrsren Sabten
etnen septaen Oeert Seaes setSbttt, mar
aber fretsefprp9en porben. gor} sinisen
@o9en tparb Ct IN neue blutist &aabsl Der.
widelt, bic cine Gcrttsuns Der alien Sette
-tilbsten. SIN gerluufe Der 8dnbtl erf&cs
elmer Der Mnbdnser Sobnfons 9amens au,p.
fon &trbY etnen Gesner Hantens 2est Mlb.
ridge. als nun Sotnfen btsfr Sage tn
Seslettuns zines H.striunssn In ietneut
Basen fstnsr Tlantase ,ufsbr, F.len aus
stneua 9tntertalte tm @aIb aebns bts 3p6lf
SHafe auf tbn. Bran fanb fpdtsrrtt
unb ben tunSen Neser Soa 8aseln burG'
tcbrt tott am Dese ltesenb. Das Sferb
mar NIT BEN WaSen auf unb baron &c.
raunt. ~ .y.as fh.tQs0 H't1j
Wei6tanne.-An sieIsn yldbsn tn @l'
ben tatsn bic e~beuaultsen l1ntcas' unb Re'
beaen.S oltatsn f1& battn ssetnist, bic Gr6'
Der tbrsr 8ameraben s~enfinfau. ju fGnsat'
Fen. unb guar Rnb bic fatbtstn Beteraner
Der l1ntens.a rmee sbsnfats satr SBetbetlts'
uns etnselaben. Das naa&t bte8rri5bnunl
~sDrfdnbts. ~ .'A'
Sm @rttubure fanb an. Is. Rit bic
Teter Der Dor tuntert Satsea bon @efiacr
lamb Gountp ansencutmenenSeFGlaf sesel
ensltfae 9srannft fat. Die 9tnbt wal
ftattG NIT Sannenjrsisen uns Tabnen &C
lHmidt. Inter ben t~ersorra8enben Ser
l6nttGtttten, ipeIGe anwefsnb ,paten, rdrei
Gousfrneur 5artranft, gtte .Gouseraeu
eatta unb Stupn Gauasrcn. Sn be-. sefrt
gen srOsnrtissn RaGsnseyfapn luas ,fabrt
Der eestere ben gcrRs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22
@Dm S9iffbrmdbe bes Gtbil1er

~, es4 m ,4tnsk III Y,4A
rfrest naHtrd8ltH nod etHs1 RsnBe Ntt>
~tbetlunsea senaa4t. 0tr taGsn 8tsr foleen,;
mas staer Der Sstetteten @afastsrt Der grp.
buttenbdnelsr 9etnrt9 Stern sct. Rergcrt,
abst bas srdslIGe nnslad bert4ht; beritlbe
fact:
S9oa stntse Sage Dor benz 7. Rat rar
Is urs Sresen bee anbattenb buntlen @st.
tiers unmSslt& 8ereftn, trserb spelde Ob.
fersattcnen aa n,aGen. 1ta 8 t1tr Ab.nbs
an. 7. @at perrf&te etn ftbr btGttr .Rebel;
u1e Sesel rarben tn ScIst btfen 8ereTt
.unO ptr fubren NIT balber Dampffraft. Sd
'stns mad BEN gOrsertafsn, uu. au fttsn.
ct nt4t bic 9tGter BON 9ttIs In Stat I'd
men. SO fat nt&ts, aber fuuut mar Id Il.
men aassnbltd aut benz gorbtrfafsa, ale Id
pl6slt& etnen tefttsen StrS rerfsarte. gBtr
wareu auf etnen Selfen aufsefatren; ned
bret cbsr ster trsttsre StSse fclsten RAID
%aufstnanber F; bann fas fas 9Gtf ftR. SD
elite mad BEN 9tnterbsd suraf rnb traf nuf
BEN Beg battn NIT Smttt, BON 'S9ultoF
unb @alttr 3af.mnen. Dtr strstn tn ben
Saten urb pontsrt Ssrfafsn, bic Danren
anb Stnser, esssn GnsassfGrst ans bsrstts
entsssent0nte, 81 berabtssn. @tr ftssen In
ben S&tfraunr, mo- BITE eebenssetter rafen.
nne assFtbttltsn ettfslbtnf unterfhist BON
3tRfetfen, Der anH h1tH fam, an BITE jTaFa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22

gauge @Gif unb srer f4 ntdt nit san;re
9raft an ether eef4asten Stels santlam>
uhsrr tOnnte, rurte t~rbarrtunsslrs lber
ssrb ssfpalt, I'm ME tptsber seftttn ju ter.
ben. = III .
unt elf ntr @aGts etpa gelana Is MIR.
an ben 6auptnaf ttnaufutlettern, 30 i'd
rentsfens Dor Der unrnttteltaren Dutt Der
We1en i&er mar. @essn RitternuGt lid.
tete F& Der Nebsl, uab-t~ fat bas et&t BON
gtftops Sod !tGr Dor uns; mad elmer
Stuute iebo& wurbe % tpteber fnaer unb
i'd fab rents naetr als.ben ptteen 9&aut
Der Desen unb bic n6&Rttesenben Stetle
bes S&ifts. Der brittle OfG3ter teuerte BON
Belt ~ 3eit, 70 oft bic @utb. Der Glemente
es 3ulteb. &afeten unb 2eu&tfuseln al, UNI
8alfe be~rbesurafen. o8ts /. ntr brannte
bas 9tGt too @aptIen; ba lam plSttt& cine
ua~seteuere Stur3fee, bic @nes Dor f@ Jet.
traraunerte, unb fpdIte bas saase 6aus NIT
AQen, bic bartn tDaren, ueifens Srauen unb
&tnber ben, gerptd terunter.' " Gin berger.
reiBenber ansRf&ret sttler Sttmmena ftes
sum Stn,nisl srnper bann folste, Grabee.
ftne. gtsle eeute. bte f& auf BITE Bride
ssfaGtet batten, uurten mad ut6 naH BON
ben @snsn beru~nterselpdtt ant perl@lunsen,
jalest aud Der @apttdn. Der ale tapferer
Rann fetnen Soften ~bebauptett. -
nm 3 ntr Hl elmer Der @9crnfetne unb
3ertriimmerte TN Sale bic letten nod lbria
sebltebeuen 8Oots. 8alb bartuf tpurb.n
aud Der SGifsarst unD Der erfe Snsenteur
atsr gOrb sefpalt. r.tr,..,
Gamdlts tsaann es nun III tdmutern unb
tG sdtlte etrra' bretets Seffcnen, bic NIT mir
tn bas Satelwert tes Rtttelmaees serettst.
batten. Das S4tf fant almdlts ttefer unb
ttefer unb bic @enen bssannen aber ben
Raft 3a f&lasens benin bdsl @&if bate f&
tnbeGrn fart auf bic gfits sslsst. .3pil&eu
fanf unb feds 1tr @Orsens Brad stSslt6
infer Maf al, unb ptr ale purtsnftnf be
Etefe, sef6jeabert.,
&c sslanns mtr sDt4 duff BEN gBaFtr
FftwtmHsnse Balfen 3HIertafGsn, NIT Stlfe
perftlbeR btelt t& mt@ cbet unt wlrbe ben
attppea su- sstrteben.dn SO stst sS patdp er.
,taaere. babe i'd, III btefsrn 3pfanbe ..unse.
fdbt 'scet stunben jusebtaGt, BIS Id eablt&,
elm SeDt fab SD i4rte urt t6tlfe raeln
8uf putbt seh6rt ant tn etnissn Rtnuten
Uar ID 'ssrefttt.. Das Boot, pet9es uns
%rsttete. ts9dd . bsr Snfel ct asRes.
Bon 9onbcn ivtrb seuaelbet, bag man fest
tin @dhsen aaasefdsr 100 asi&en} oct ben
Setrptnfsln ssfunben bal, baruuter bic bes,
@tlbtlw Srabm BON Davenport Sa., (etn
g8ruesr hes1sertttetsn Brabn) Rt&aet our.
lemanr BON 6tstlanb, ST.. nnb Die pom.
5rn. uRb' Stdu ~9tcntarSt unb Sc&ter Don
aasaRa, @fereia.i &f5:r dan yU
Der Dampfer Setting" BON Der Nblerlt.
nte,. pst&ssa&tsaSe fYdtet die Der .,S&tl.
ler" rpns Rem ,Sorf abSefatrep mar. traf ana
Is. Mat In 'SlsrtOuts, Gnelanb. Elm. Bte
man ii& let&f behten fam, traf Ste iNeG.
rtft BON ben, iGrefliten 1lnslIde. roeldes
tsner felt ttrer @bfabrt betrpfsn, bte @aFa.
stere, berenI ranGer, Sreunbe ODER gar Ser.
wanbte auf bemielben sebabt taben rnp&te,
wte etp t9uB aus tfttereut 6trintel, unb bic
gOtsete, hslaesfar DE Scn gllsm entbtSstsn
S4ifbrdGtsen a%ufaencn,naen purbe, .ersab
etne nt&ttunbetr6HtftGe Sumtne. ~
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SnldaSti9e Na9ri9teH.
r@It@es :.
Das Subtldnm MT.


Setrl6nts iber t~esauSene Sanbsn, Ssrbait'
ben NIT elmer suten 8tt&t uab Seumu.
Mon. os
Cine einfa&. getGt uab Communities se.
nast ni&t. ur, BE Ofsrlt&s SFt&t su erfat.
len unb ~ slst&er 3stt ben S~eeinsunsea bee
Subtlduns na&3utcmuaen. !
8tnSsr. bic itre erfe Communion nod
ut&t empfanssn taben, tSnnen ben a6la6
ssuinn.n bur& gupfans bss eatramsntes
Der guee nit sntfsre&enterg orterettuns ba.
au unb bur& Grfa1luns Der ibrtssn 8ebtns,
unssn. 70 seit 20 r,6slt6 TT. .
Das Isste @ert. pel&ss sur Gswtnnuns
bes Subtldans ablaGes soabra&t wtrb,
urae tn StanSs Der Gnabe sefHsben.
3~sitens. Dteienistn, wel&e In berStabt
ct. paul pcbnen, taben etnmul tes Sasss
pdbrsnb fanfjsbn Sasen, tntpsber na&etn'
antsrfelsenb oser auf anbere @etft, BE
na&benanntsn 9trGen gu befu&en: BITE 3a'
tbetrale, bic @arta Stn,melfabrtttr&e. tte
81. @ars's 4tr&: unb tte ct. eusrtss.
&trGs. SIN R%tnnsupolts. NIT Gtnf&lus
BON Of.RtnneapSlts rtsr ct. @ntbSns,
iInb BITE ~ befuGsuben &irGen folsease :
ct. @ntOn ron Vabua, ct. 8ontfaetus,
1lnbsFedte Gmpfdnsnts uAb ct. ScfeSb.
SIN anberen @tdbtsa pbsr Sopns, no ni&t
r,etr ale ,tret Obsr bret 3tr6en iinS. TT bic
SCrsefGrtebene 3atl Der 8efuGe 3trtf&sn
benfelben abjuttrtleu. @o nur etne &tr&e
III, Fnb an iebsut Sage pier 8efuae In Der,
felbsn wdbrenb Der ansestbeuen' 3ttt ;u
MAIDEN. I'm bic SeiuGe au anterf6etben, &c.
nist 90, bteStr&e iu serlaftp, unb tn btefel'
&c 3arad3utsbrsn. Dts8eatmnuns tesSases
tR 70 3u Serfetsn, bag baranter eatreber Elm
natlt1tGsr Sag cter Elm ttr<GerSas, ws>
der BON elmer Ddntmerunsl sur dnbern bau.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-01-09

Dec. "a, 1874, by Rev. +. Il. Hem
nike, VIM. Thomas, of Bowmansville,
and Mrs. Saina Boyer of Kresgeville.
Dec. 30, 1874, by the same, Will
lam Stockley, and Mrs. Harriet Stein,
both of Weatherly.
At the Presbyterian parsonage, Au-
depried, Pa, on the 31st Of Dec by the
Rev. d. Deruelle, Geo. W. Lentz, Of
Weatherly, to Miss Mary Ann Fletcher,
of Jeanesville.
NQn the 9th day of Dec, by Rev. A.
Bartholomew, Mr.. Francis Bowman OF
East Rem Twp, and Miss Amelia Isa-
bella Ffeyman of Mahoning Twp. Car
On tho 25th day of Dec by the same,
Mr.. JaGbb Sandel, and Mrs. Caroline
Ruch, 10th of Mauch Chunk, Carbon
Go. !
On the Goth day of Dec. by the same,
Mr.. Lewis Ziegenfuss, OF Lower Towa-
mensiHg, and Miss Harriet Wentz, OF
Franklin Twp, Carbon Co.
On the 2Gth day of Dec, by the same,
Mr. Martin Ziegenfuss,o of Lower Towa-
menslng, and Miss Jane Amanda An
thony, of Moore Twp, Northampton
Co.
On the 3lst day of Dec, by the same,
Mr.. VIM, Henry Reber, and Miss Mary
Ann Hettler, both of East Penn Twp,
carbon Co.,
On the 1st day of JAN, by the same,
Mr.. John Dodendorf, and Miss Sabna
/Sherer, both of Lower Towamensing
Twp, Carbon Co.
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and arrows of a single unblessdness, OF
to enjoy the boon of Conjugal felicity,
in which they would have help-mate
in resisting the whips and scofns Of
time. To those who are drifting as
swiftly as the wheels of time can carry
them, teward an 'old maids" life We
recommend, with full confidence, that
they tarry not in the land where c0nju.
gal hopes are perpetually blighted, but
gather up their tinsels, pack them in
the largest Saratoga" and take the
next boat for that goodly heritage,
found beyond their native land in the
Isle of Man.
There Is considerable stir among
saloon keepers, whose business has been
somewhat prOstrated by an unexpected
arrest bookkeeping turkey. gobbler gam
bling houses. Some of the boys are
counting their witness fees while in at.
tendance at the next term of court. The
proprietors of these unlawful houses
count themselves as ruined. No doub5
their failure will be calamity to the
community.
FRANK DRAPER.
East Mauch Chunk, Jan. 6, 1875.
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Palestine.

Palestine.
A rare treat will be afforded the peo.
pie of this place next Thursday eve-
ming, in the Methodist church, In the
lecture of Rev. DR.. Murphy. 1t will
be especially interesting TO all students
of the Bible, and we would urge all
Sunday School workers to be present.
The Norristown Herald says: "Last
evening Rev. DR.. Murphey delivered
his lecture, entitled Jerusalem and It's
Surroundings" at the DeKalb street
Methodist church. His descriptions of
this celebrated city of the Holy Land
We're exceedingly interesting, and con-
veyed much information. His knowl-
edge of the people, customs aud locali.
ties of the Bible countries was gained
by extensive travel, and these are WV
idly portrayed in his narratives. DR..
Murphey is an easy speaker, and his de-
scriptionS are given in plain and cultuf-
ed language"
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Religious.

ItcltStUub
Rev. Mr.. PoulSon, Of Philadelphia,
will preach in the Presbyterian church,
to-morrC W Sunday lin the morning at
10 30, and in the evening at 7 o.
clock. Sunday School in the morning at
0 O'Clock. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening at 7.30. A cordial in
yitatiOn is extended to all.
-Evange'ica church-Rev. A. Krec-
ker, pastor. Preaching, Sunday, 10. 80
A. NJ. and 7. 90 p. NJ, by the
pastor, in the Northampton street
school house. Sunday school at A NJ
Also, prayer meetings on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at 1880 O'Clock.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Rev, G. A. BrOgel, Warren, Pa,
will preach his trial sermons in
the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
church, corner of Iron aud North
ampton-sts. Services Tomorrow (Sun-
day) at 10 A. NJ. in German; at 100 p.
NJ. English. Sunday School at 2. p. NJ.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7.30 o'clock, and Teachers meeting
Thursday evening.
Methodist Episcopal church--Rey.
Wilmer COffman pastor, preaching to.
morrow 10 30 a. III. and Z 30 D. IN.
Sunday School p m. Services during
the week, except Thursday and Satur-
day nights, commencing 7 80 IN.
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East Mauch Chunk Letter

Mr.. EDITOR, The holiday festyi-
ties n East Mauch Chunk consisted irl
"Christmas Trees" and turkey feasts,
supplemented by social dances. Dane.
ing, in this place, when under such
christian supervision as mite societies is
not considered baneful.
The schools, after short vacation,
opened on Monday with a full corps of
teachers except Mrs. Allen Formerly
Mrs. Trexler) who has not yet returned
from her wedding tour.
Mr. Stetler, our enterprising butcher,
led, on last Thursday, Miss Houze to
the hymeneal alter. The happy groom
did not take, as is customary, a we'd
ding tour, but remained at home and
entertained his friends in liberal man,
ner.
1t is estimated that there are thirty
marriagable young ladies in L. Mauch
Chunk. The most of them are good
looking, and besides that the majority
have attained to that degree of intelli.
igence, which renders them highly en-
tertainlng in the social circle, and they
are well qualified in the art of CASTRO
NoMY. The best critics say that Miss
Tnly Cooke is the belle of the place.
The critics are right. One would ma
turally infer from the above facts, that
weddings would be more frequent
in our town. But it is slgnihcent
fact to know that many of the thirty,
to which We have referred, are serious
ly debatins fhe question whether it is
better in the mind to suffer the slings
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Exhibition.

The NJ. L. Sunday School Exhibition
given in the Methodist church on New
Year evening was in every respect
complete success. The dialogues
and single pieces were good, and all
having parts did well. Several choice
pieces of music added not little pleas
ure to the occasion.
All present seemed greatly delighted
whilst not few laughed more heartily
than they had done for long time.
The friends of the school had good
reasoL to congratulate themselves over
the enter ainment.
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Borough Elections.

The election for borough officers will
take place on Tuesday, February 18th;
the following officers will be elected at
that time: school directors; 2 mem
bers of council, 1 burgess; 2 poor direct
ors; constable, and 1 auditor. Now
look around for suitable candidates for
the various offices. We offer the name
of John S. Lentz for chief burgess, be-
lieving that h, would make live bur-
CESS if elected and give general salts
faction all around. Next?
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X. of p.

*. of p.
The following named gentlemen
were elected officers of Lodge No. 234,
K. of p, of this borough, on Friday
evening last to serve for the ensuing
term.
j. S. Leniz, c. c., 4. w. Eaches,
V. c., Archibald Dick, Prelate; j. w.
Raudenbush, Master of A. DR.. N. b.
Reber, X. h. and S.; w. NJ. DuFour,
NJ. F.; w. NJ. Rapsher, Master of Ex.
The officers were installed Friday even-
ing, Jan. s, 10y D. d. G. c. e., Chas.
L. Foster, of Mauch Chunk.
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Police Cases.

Police Cases.
On Friday morning last'week, Car
Hoffman was arrested on warrant is
sued by Esq. Beck, charged with COM
mitting an assault and battery on Au
gust Komatofski. Bound over te
court.
James F Sweeny and Francis j Nc
Intire, two plasterers, were arrested or
warrants issued by Esq, Beck, on the
same day, for committing an assault and
battery upon Wm. Waterbor. Bound
over to court.