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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
Boston Stock List.

Boston, October IL 1875.
l3ales at the Brokers Board.1
Eastern r. R. sinking fund 7's 90
iiost,D X Maine k. r. l12k
Eastern Railroad. sOa20k
Portland, Saco Portsmouth X. r., TAX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Mark,t.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. October -. 1873.
MONEY after loanng at 5a3laper cent. closed at
ga per cent call. Foreign eXchang e duh at 40
Tor 90 days and 4s2 L. Tor demand. Gold opened
at 1855 and closed Nc, the extremes OF the day
ASss ant Treasurer paid out 5000 on interest,
and So 900 in redemption OF bonds. Customs re-
ceipts S155, COS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
Cincinnati, Produce Market.

Cincinnati, October IL, 1873
PORK--$22 s71sa23 co.
LARD-steam l3sal3ss; kettle, l5xa14.
BULK MEArS-shoulders 9kd- clear rib sides
l35Id: clear sides l4g &
Observation-Disclosures 1OI o.; clear rib sides AK
t.; clear sides l5kal511.
ISKEY-II3-a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

Bank Statement.

Montreal, October 49, a statement of the af-
fairs of the Mechanics bank shows that it holds
discounted bills to the amount of $685., 900 Of
which SlS6 694 are past due.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
LOCAL AND BUSINESS MOTTO Es.

The Universaist Sociable will meet this (Thurs-
day. evening. with Mrs. Chas. MilliHen, on Veg
tern Avenue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
local ann State Mems.

Sick looking democratic rocSt-ls on Tie streets
Tail feathers dropping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

Those popular vocalists, the Hutchinson Family
who for many years have delighted audiences the
world round, are now making their thirty-third
annual tour, being their farewell trip and will sing
at Granite Hall this evening They will sing some
of those old songs which have so delighted and
moved audiences in the past, and give many new
productions Those who delight to listen to fne
male voices should attend this concert. The price
Of tickets has been placed at a very low figure.
The friends of Mr.. Andrew Dyer of this city,
assembled in the rooms over the eating house of
Potter & Dyer on Tuesday evening, for the pur-
pose of celebrating the happy event Of his we'd
ding, that importan. transaction having ieceatiy
taken place. About one bundled persons were
present A splendid collation. served by Mr..
Dyer. Felictous remarks were made by several
gentlemen, and toasts offered to the future
prosperity of the happy Iair. The whole affair
passed off very pleasantly and satisfactorily to all
present.
Mr.. C, NJ. Plurnmer of Bath, was in the city yes
terdav, and exhibited one of Babcocks selt-acting
fire engines 1t was a fine piece of work, and
weighs 2500 pounds The machine was fitted up
in most elegant manner, designed for exhibition
at the State Fair. No test was made OF its capac-
ity as fire machine it was simply paraded
through the streets. and was greatly admired for
its beauty. Mr.. Plummer, who is the general
agent for Maine, informs US that the engine Is
constantly growing in public favor, and is now in
use in over two hundred departments. 1t will be
exhibited in Market square, this forenoon, and nm
III o'clock P. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
Refrs shing Exercises In the School Room.

We were privileged yesterday in spending an
hour in the grammar school room, witnessing and
listening to the physical and elocutonary exercises
Of the scholars, under the direction and instiuc
ton of Miss Angie NJ. Lamb The physical cXer-
cises in concert, form a very healhful feature in
the .chool room. Very unwise'y, until within
few years parents and teachers have thought it to
be their boundcn duty to shut the child up, so to
speak, within the lids Of his books, and constantly
cram the mind, both in the school and at home
with the dry letter OF study at the expense OF the
| poor emsuiated body. Thus the country Is filled
with young men (no old ones, because they don't
live to enjoy old age with large trains, and
dwarfed, crippled bodies. 1t is like at cmptng
to confnc the powers and action OF the steam en-
| CINE in a network OF fgail reeds.
The instruction given in the school room ycster-
day serves to expand The lungs and increase their
capacity enables the scholar to stand erect IN true
manl'ncs, or womanhood. The vocal exercises
which followed in quick succession, give read-
ness of uttcrancc distinct articulation decision of
tone, lexibility of voice, and grace and spirit in
uttcrauce. So that by the exercises the body is
not only trained as to position, but the voice is
drilled rs to its varied capacities. 1t is also de-
lightful exercise, as resful to the scholars as it is
beneficial in its more marked results. The school
read in concert extracts from "The Bells" Dick
ems and Whittier's writings, and other authors,
and showed good talent and rapid progress. In
one thing particularly these lessons must be speci-
ally benefcial-in encouraging the practice of de-
cision of tone and distincness of utterance loud
voice has wrongfully been deemed bore in many
n, Lnnn cd
speak in whisper. This false notion is being
rapidly eradcated by common sense instruction,
and it i. not now thoughtto be rude for scholar
to "speak up like little man."
Miss Lamb will close her lessons with the
schools here in the course OF week. but the teach
ers who have also been her pupils, will take up the
good work which she has inaaguratcd so success
fully and carry it forward.
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tNarrtfn.

In Pressure Isle 2l inst, Samuel W. Esterbiook
. Miss in,z /. Bishop, both of Pressure Isle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
winthrop Locals.

Flost's Allegorical Scenes in the Lie of Joseph,
was exhibited two evenings last week with fan
success 1t was under the uspices Of the Tower
salist society.
The 9th inst, Lyceum No. . discussed the resolve
that LAWYER has no right to defend man whom
he knows to be guilty. There was a full house.
The text question ia, ''Resolyed that the claims of
Phrenology are Ease.
Jacob Rollins has sold hi. fam at Bailcy' lie, to
George futile.
At the town meeting called the llth, the town
declined to buy new fire engine, but voted to
equip hook and ladder company, aud employ a
night watch. The taxpayers look with suspicion
upon extra meetings called to raise large sums OF
money, and think that such things should be acted
upon at general meetings, which are usually at
tended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
Obituary.,
Suicide.

Matthias Keller, composer Of the american
Hymn" die here YesteI day,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

The next semi-annual meeting of the New Eng
land Association of School Superintendent will
be held in the rooms OF the school committee, City
Hall, Boston, ON Friday, October %, beginning al
9l-2 o'clock, A. NJ. Exercises: The presenta
ton of the following topics and of others that may
be suggested.
I. Elements Essential to our Public School
svstem. Hon. Warren johnson of Maine.
III. The Ideal Teacher. Rev. Daniel Leach, of
Providence, R. l.
III. Is Reform needed in Instruction in Geog-
raphy, If so, in what respects A. +. Stone,
Esq, of Springfield, Mass.
All School Superntendents in New England are
cordially invited to be present and participate in
the discussions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

.'Where are your ROSTERS :" asked IN avery eX-
ultant manner, many Of our democratic friends
on the morning after our recent State election.
We now answer that the entire coop has been let
loose, and these nquiring friends may find very
full poultry exhibition in our columns ofyesterday
They 90 we'll with the accounts ofthe agricultural
fairs, and are the probabilities of far weather
and plain sailing for the republican party in the
Presidential election. On the whole we are glad
we didn't use these roostcrs at the Maine election.
Having been set away for a time, grand republi'
can victory has been Matched out We hope Star
bird will give US a Photographic view Of the Stan
dard ROSTERS this week-coming out of the little
end of old Bill Aliens fog horn.
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DtfD.
Tie Celcbrafea D0X6Ie AlaS/ic

In Font Fairfield, ?jth ut. John Nichols, aged %
1ears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14

Frank Robe Of Charlestown, shot himself
through the heart ct Mount Hope cemetery this
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-14
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
S,lTI ATED in Sidney, on Reynolds Hill, ESQ
- caed,) O.. miles from Augusta, and IL miles
from Bacon's Corner. Said farm contains As acres
OF land, good wood lot and good orchard, all grant
ed, and number of young trees beginning to bear.
crab Apple, Pear and Damson trees, good story
and han house, well in the house, and one at the
barn. Crops VIII be sold with place, and farming
tools If desired. For further particulars inquire
the premises OF
REUBEN WING.
Centre Sidney, Maine 3m2s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-27
Ctnlabnny
an Oie GatbuItfen Der Bet. Gtaatett fd benz
Better Glaber-Sereiu aajaidIteBem.

Dieter eble unb bDGf ptdttse geretn fcr
60 mSSliG MAIDEN, ben tatbOlifGen Reserrt
In ben Ser. Staaten su S6ulen unb Stride
3u perbelfen, unb ben 8dtern Der Gcnsresa.
ton bes 81. SOfepb betsufeben, BITE fir berea
Seelenbetl fOr8en. DIES sefGtett babur&,
bab man etnen Ebaler an bic DtretttDn tes
8eretns etnfenbet. Durh btefe fletne Gabe
ptrb NJ fur tmmer eth Mttslteb beFelben.
Der 81. gater Bat ttefen geretn bur6 etn
eteenes 8repe befdtt9t unb NIT Stelen us.
ldEen beretGert, Defenders NIT etnent rCa.
tommenen Mblab In Der GterbeRunbe.-
neterbtes trtrb pSGentltG etne 81. WeFe
fur bte lebenben unb pertorbenen geretns.
slteber unb berenSamilten selsfen unb atuet.
mai bss Iases bon ben N%eserttntern far
felbe sebetet. 3atbOltfen BON Gmertfa,
f6ltebt eu6 bteiem geretne on unb fenbet
BITE fletne Gabe H%npertpetlt ar Very Rev. r
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor Of Ut.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Cincinnati cber an bte Office bes
Babrbettsfreunces, Der bic Genbuns befd,
tt9t.
s.. 3. Mentnger
RtfFCndr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-27
SrbemSfebtpefterm aus Semtftb:
Iann.

Gm 6. NUpembsr tamen. wie bic Mmertfu
beri&tet, 20 Sranststanertnnen aus @auril
BET Nlnfer tn Mlton, Sntnctsssan. @ewts
unter Sbr6nsn rparen le BON Srte ibrer 70
8reeen EbdttStstt sef9teben, unb bic steleu
&tanfsn In Manaer unb umsesenb, bte fs
gepFsst. taben an btefen suten opferwtatsen
SGpelern bas 8e:fe perlDren. GpG Elm
Glud--bte @rsn3sn Der tatbplifGen STRIDE
9e5en melt lber bas ensterstse yreubeu
btnaus-tbr @ebtet erRrsdt fG pon Neer 3u
@eer.-Dater BADEN fife Bier cine neue unb
IGer bantbarere 8etmatb g~sfuneen. Aud
tn Der DtOjsle alton er6fnst f4 btsisu
S6wefern etn srUbss GelS fur lore @trt.
famfeit, une BITE &ranfen unb Qetbenben
blrfen f4 frsuen, baB fe TO aLfOpfernDs
9Fesertunen erbalten. - I'm btefer Sreupe
Auspsud 3u ssben. bat Der bc&p'fe BtlGOf
ron alton bic S6wsfern sbrenpp1 emp
fansen n tbnsn In elmer anreee letn berg.
lt&fes % t1tCmmen ausseerudt. Daruuf
btelt CT nod NIT fetner @etftt9tstt am fpd.
ten Absnb elm fsterltbss Sc Deum unb CT.
tbetlte am S&luHe ben SGwefsrn ben bt.
f6Oft&en @eeen.
Die strwlrbtsen 9 &wefern wurben ais,
bann rom 90Gw. @snsralstfar SanFen
unb Batter @auer, Der TN Outrage ees
Sp&p'Fen 9erru gtfHOfs fe tn New gort
obsebclt bate, gu ether beausmen @Ubnuno
sebraGt. no Alss fur tbrsn Gmpfana Der.
sertGtet war. @elbfperfsneltG 1T ptefer
&ufenttalt In Der @tart Alten muir prUpt.
fprtfG. @te man pernimmt, fe1sn bts1e
@&wefsrn sertbeilt rrercen, 3unGGf aufal.
ton, no etntse berfelben nit Der Obertn
bleiben, bann auf 9eteutIe, springfield,
GttGfelp. GIinsbam unD CAT ct. eOuts, In
welhsn @emetnben tte 6o6w. 8etfli1tett
bur& ben 9cGw'fea 8tf&Uf tn 3enntntb
eefrst rurpe, um bic nDtbtsengO rtebrunsen
au trsfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-27

Seferion 9abis BAT runnnetr bic @teae
zines YrdRbenten Der amerifantf&enA btbet.
lung Der Nifdfippt . Stal ,@efenlGaft tn
9cubcn lberncntnen. teren 3wed tn Der
SSroeruna bee Sanbelspertstrs swtf6en
benz NtfFfFppt.S bale unb Der alien @elt
ndrnentlta england. unt tn Der Gntntde.
lung Der 9itfsaus1en bss @ifFffpptttales
In Observation-Disclosures unb fOnftser Be.
atetuns befett. Darts ptrb fetn 6aupt.
quarter tn Hew Orleans auff6ldsen unb
rtI ben &eenb ietnss 2ebens sana ottsena
3pede rtbnen.
aSbutetensR ei9tbam. SIN Rew gorfer
ASpotaten. @eretn bat Serr DetaFele BITE
Mnfmsrffamfeit auf bic au6ercreentltHe
3unabme Der 3abl Der Gsssfaten wabrens
Der lestea aetn Sabre selentt. Sm Sabre
1860 CAB 60 tn ben Ser. @taaten 81, 706
absOtaten, tHi SABRE 1870 bsrstts 1926,
a'ip 5000 uaetr.
&eiie nm bic @elt. nn ~ fstea, wie
LANCE Elm giief brau&en rarbe, auf elmer
Retle uni BITE @elt. fanete eth Cert einen
Brief an ben pefasenten Der 9eretntstsn
Staten tn gotctanaa tn Sapan sta grtn.
stf. Der ertsf sins tann NIT Der ensli'
f4en Soa mad eputbamptpa. SIN bteieu
Brtefe bate er etnen Brief unter fetner ct.
senen Asrsde etnsefGlUFsn aab ben asen.
ten sebetsn, tba tn 9Ofabena sta car
Sranftsec Der gcf au ssben. Der gste
tam am "a. Mat na& England nnb ipurs,
ron ta mad Srtnbtf, absa sta eusa, Sep
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-27
RAD Der anRdt bes GSmmtGdrs wtrb I'D

Rad Der Mntdt bee G6mmtFdrs utrb I'D
aud In Der 3utunft etne @bnobme btefe,
etnnaenten terausRe1en. ba bic sur Mn0e
eelunS 8eetsneten Ganbfrsfsn tn grocer
A~usbsbnang tn bic 5dnbe Don Yrtpatleuter
abergesansen Fnb. Das @alblanb berGse.
btrge TT ntGt serrneGen unb serfauft, unt
Mnfeeler ute GoIb9rdber. nebmen loren
8eSarf an 9aueols, no fe ton eben fnben.
Der gfsse Der @dtser ptrb feline gea&tuna
sef6enft. Durd bas Mbbolsen sanier GeD
senben tutrb ben 8aFeriufubr elm betrd6tt.
der S6aben iusefaSt. Ran BAT poree.
f6lasen, bab bic &esierune fur iOlde can.
bereten fetne 8eFstttel 9eben, foneern RG
auf ben @erfauf bee auf benfelben fsbenbeu
9olies unter oewiRen 8ebtnsunsen bef6rdn.
Ten fc1te. Dieter gorfGlas TT unausfabr.
bar. ta BITE @eBteruns fetne GOntrclle abel
bte ausflbrun8 Der @srtrapsftpulattcaen
a~usaben fam. Der gertauf Der 9dnberster
an @clb8rdbtr uno MaRsbler pirbe let6tel
ausflbrbar fem, neil 60 tun Snterefe btefe,
eeute ld9e, rernanftts 3u ptrtbl6aften
Der GommtRdr enpfeblt etne Nbdnberune
bss 6etmfdtte'G efeses. mad wstdem Can.
osrster rpefltA pom 100. 9dnssnsrabe II
Setrd6t fon,nen. Das MtlFffpsttbal fe
ntGt fur ben &derbau seetsnet; gem6Ter
aus fst Dor alien Dtneet n0t6ts unb peRltd
sont 100. QdnSensrabe t6nnten Grnten ctn,
fanRltGe 8emdfernns iterbaupt nur In ne.
nt9sn Gesenben er3tslt tperesn; 9anbeultt
struns bleibe bebtalb bort obne Reiultat
unter fOlGen ~llmR6nben fam nur etn Der
f4wtabeue fletner Etett eaabss arbar ae
u1a4t tDerben. Serner finb ausgebebnt,
Stredsn tn ienen @esenben ais @etbesruns
untaasltH unb man rirbe 3ur 8ieberndt.
runs elm unserbdltntemdsts sr6beres area
brau6sn, ale In fru6tbaren 9anbfrtGen,
Die Sol8e bapon 10, tas gtertelfefttpnen II
tsnsn @essnben nt&t setauft wsrben tSnnen
BITE 8rcse Nenoe Der 8eD6lferune tutrb ba.
surG rOut 2%anbanfauf abgebalten. Mud
BIER ,rarben gtebii1ter ben 9olstdnbereter
Shaben tbun unp 4tasen lber 8laaer
rslrbe BITE SolSe fetn. Der GommtFir CT.
fldrt fhltsbltd, ba6 bas Yricat. pte bas
Sfen:ltte SntereFe %Uerlanse, bae eteientser
auf benz Gentral'Y plateau seleeenen unb ala
Wsfa'9dneersten 'befannten cambridge fr
fAns1 ais fmOslt& gum gerfaufe cFertri
rrerben foften. Der BertGt tpirb aud eint
@ef6t6te Der ben Gifenbabnen semadter
eanbf6entansen. fowte 8arten unb pldnt
entbalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-27
OaS Tinbel=9anS In Netp
Sprf.

l1sber btefe gtiftuns fatbolifGer Barn.
berstststt f&retbt Die Nep gOrter @reGe:
Das por 6 Sabrsn unter 9sttuns Der
Gbrw. S&wefer Srene ms 0sben s~srufene
glpt bat tn cen 9ersen unferer @itbarssr
etnsn 70 letpaften 4ntlans ~sefunben. bab
heren neutrality-suspicious. es ermOSliAt bat,
bic fraber In etnem beiArdnften Mabe aus
fabrbare SUree unb @fsse fur bic bllfoien
Sdusltnse nunmebr In aasssbebnter 8etie
ausubsn su fDnnen. SIN &c. Gtrase, ami
fGen GsrtnstCa unb 3. Gre., TT mittlsrwstle
elm @ebGube fur ttefen watrbaft Drift.
li&en 3wsd erbaut rOrben, pas fopcbl fur
BITE tpGberatsen @ebsr. als aud fur bic lG
Der @Fsse Opfsrnben .barmbertsen Sawe'
fern rlbrenbes 3susnie ettt.
Sstt @rlneuns Der Mnfalt taben In Sir'
Ielben beretts $50 tllFols unb ausseieste
SdusItnee &ufnatme unb lebepeue @Hess
sefunben, uub wte Stete BON benen sersanter
Der Grtfens bes Snfttuts bic Grbaltuns ID.
res 9ebens2- Nte maaGe bieler Rtnbel
mirben ntHt inter benz Gtnfufe comedian
reer turG Nctt unb &rmutt berbeiasfhSr.
ter 8er3retIuns BEN TObe auu, DIFFER &C.
fallen fetn unb :in fribss @ras In ben @el
len pber anf stnsr Seen @tsre. benz 3ufal
grets sessbsu. s~efunten Raben, spenn MID
Der Gbslfnn btefer Orbensi&wsfsrn fur a.
ren rettenben 9afen sefcrst bate.
Dag bte lteben &letnsn NIT Der ltstersa
fen &ufmertfamtett sewartet unb aGe Rtt
tel Serfu&t persen, btetlben su 8etRts uni
tDrpsrlt& s~sfunbsn, naslt&en Rttslteberl
Der menf<6en @et1f9aft bsransusteben
serRebt f& pom feItf unb ldet fG ertrartel
hae aud Der Born, aus wet&eu bic Rttte
iur n%ntertaltuns unb SOrtfeeuns tes Ste
bsswertes Ftsbeu, neil tief tn bic 3er3er be
fablsnbsa Renf&bet sesraben, nieusal'
perteseu rerbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-27
SnlGuoif9e Na9rt9tea.
Rtr 6It6e& 3.
Offtetetl.l
@iieb6ficbe Siftatipm.
ct. paAI. 9c6w. P. Bruno &tss. o. 3.
B.. III lesttR NtttpOG bier onsetOmHen.
%. RCs. Belle Ylatne.

ct. @aAI. Sc6w. P. Bruno &ies. 0. 8
B. III lestsn RtttwOG bis+ onsetOmmen.
Bitttsbarg. - Der tS&w'ee 3srr StiHol
Domenee bat etne &etle mad &om onae'
treten unb ben bOGw. Germ s. 9tdep fll
bic 3ett fetnsr &bwetnbeit gum &bmtnt'
TRAITOR Der DtS3sfe beis1t. Dor fstner Ab'
retle erlies berfelbe etn Circular an
BE tc&narttse @etflt&tett unb Eaten
BON @ittsburs unb alesbens. norm er 10.
men bic brtnsenee ROtbDsnStstett ans 9erl
Ieste, tas felt etnsm Sabre NIT sutem CT.
fclse tins esbsn %serufens tatbUlti&e Snfttui
etue t6bsre 2etranfalt fur tatboltlGe Rna'
ben unb SlnSltnse. iu untsrfusen unb no.
mentlt6 ale fatt0lti6en Gltern an,uwetfsn
tire Der @farrfGule entpa6ieneu &naten
fats Ee ttnen cine b6tere &usbilDuns seben
molten, battn su fenben.
Tidtritt gum &atbsIieismns. = Son. S,
Sop @rtee. &tGter Der GttsGourt son9Outs.
ct1e. Rp., bat bas 8etiytsl fetnesS Obnes, an
Der t1ntperftdt tn 9t.9Outs naGseapn,t uni
ii4 In bte tatSCltfGe &trGs aufnebmen lat
fen.
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8adertti9.

Speben erbtelten mir BON . enatAer
8retbers IN Rem gort:
Oas beilt8fe &er5 Sefu,
getru&tunsen fur ben Sers.Sefu.M cnati
bic tetltse Stunbe uno ben erfea Srettas
i'm Npnat, mad benz bl. Alpbens Marta
BON 9isuort.
Bon P. ct. 3 mer, iiberlsst bon P. R.
u. 5usues, bstbe aus Der Congregation
bes a1erbl. Grl6fers.
Nsuefs Aussabe. 1875. $50 seiten. Sn
eepreBter 2etnpanD blbfH %sebunben. Yrets
fri per got $l.1O.
So feblt aterptnSs nidt an GetebiGern
after mDSltGen SOrten, bod penn 60 l& Una
etne gerbefsruns bes 9tsberisen banSelt,
70 perbtent es bts Gmpfebluns Der tatbclt.
f4en YreGe, unb b0s 1T NIT benz Cben an.
seBetstsn fGDnen neuen G:bdbuGe Der
fan.
Bon tsrlelben Strma
Mntenfen an bas Snbeliabr
1878.
Gin Bib bes bl. Daters 9ius TX. NIT
bret Setten Tsrt: rntsrriGt lber bas Su.
biIdum, G~rmaDnukg bic GriGte tefelben ~
beUakren, une @ebst fur ben Yapf - bos
@anse In fclGem Ecrmat, ba6 60 ale Set.
lase fur GebetbiGer ttsnt. Nrets $3.50
per 100 Stid.
Bon Der Ttrma ST.. Yufet In Ner
gprf:
Oemtieber &amsitbat
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6eft ! unb 2.
DIE eraen jret 6efte bss neuen Sapr.
gangs brtagen rttfbalttssn 2efefcf, NIT
jablretGen ft6nen Saufrattunen. Go ft
errrdbnt:
Der neue 6tcb, ROman vcn SaGer IRA.
fcG Das gsletri Der alien R6mer, pcn
Seb. Drummer ; giertaufenb Dollars &ente,
BON gsnanj Mulr; Der Rtl unb feline
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Der sGretj; 9ttnrtG .. 3cffdtter, 8t.
fdof Don gafau /; gerluaHns Renfen, etne
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fGetnbartr eauf bes Tlaneten Saturn, Bon
Trcf. 6ets, nebf steltn @rttfela permifG.
ten Snbaltes mtt u1anHerlet Snterefantsm.
AB S%nuarattonen feten erwdbnt: Das
srO6e Yortratt NtGae Anselc s,Stf6cttern
auf ben, Raub, etn DaGauer Taor auf BE.
fud, Der &auscnfel, 3pbnre, GebartGbrtRi,
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8ermil6te Na6rt6ten.

Bten, q. Rss. Trans ", Der leste
4er3Os BON NDbena, TT gefprben.
0Dnbpn, 20. Nop. Nan bertatet, bae
Is SGtfe In BEN Sturne, Der persansene
RaGt an Der ensltfaen 8lfs tobte, sef&ei.
teri fnb anb bag 40 BITS so Menften itren
Sob fanben. Sanf bts fe6sbunsert SGife
anfern tn ben Danen, beGeres @etter al.
rartene. Der Stranb TT awtf9sn Gar,
ncutb unb ecpefsft NIT @rads tebedt. 3
5Gtfe Fnb auf GOebwtn's @anbbanf ae.
~frdnbet.
Bafbtneton. GommiFdr @mitt,
Der GRef bes gureaus fur Snbtaner.a nse.
lesenbetten, tit unt fetne Gatlafuna etnae.
fcmnlen.
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Ion. Singapore. &cna.9ons mad yetcba'
ma fpsbtrt, no er am II. Suit anfam. Im
II. Suit verltes btefer Brief gOfcbauaa. err
reiGte Gan Graneiseo am 81. Suit, stns
vcn bort NIT Der 1eberlantspef mad New
gcrt. wstGes er am Q. gusuR erreidte.
braudte alto ju btefsr &ste UNI bic Grbe
bte 3ett ron 80 Tasea.
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Aus Gttna mira Benelhet: DIE Gtne.
Ff6e Senannuns bee 6&ifes anna resol.
ttrte unirett Su.Gtu erraerberte ben 3api.
tda unb ben SteusrmanR unb futr NIT benz
SAtfe baren. Das teutfde &riessfdif
GselsYs ssrfctste BITE Slhdtsen.
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Der nene Genias bon @i6ieaa retf
cine Ssptltsrans BON 1,344,O3l aSpfen
mad, wabrsnh Der sben aussefrhste Gen.
fas SOras etne SesSlteruns BON 1853 1S
3Dpfen erStbt.