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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
6lottenpienfe Ger @ereinteten Staaten
zen 8enue setiiser @etrdnfe perbteten.
DER q irtsn Gr(ang bfi bet Grippe.

8 CRIME Grbe, nun freu' bid fsbr,
DID brifet nun Gbens Stud ritt mebr!
Drum neue. 0 @rbe, betn Nnsef6b
Da wisb'rum Gbens Rrans bid umai&t.
Drum traset, ibr &Oisn, nt4t DUrnen ttsbr.
Drum ieufset ni9t LANCER,
Sbr Sriiber, 70 f@wer.
Der 9err 1T setOnmen nit itiner Ma4t
unb bat unS sencmuten bes Iobes Na@t
rnb bell 1T eutslpmmen Der Sonne pra&t,
9at Grie,e ben 5rUmmea bernieoersebraGt.
gtsrnsnbimmel, II barft bu serseb'a!
Wtr BADEN ben f@Dnfsn Der Sterne seieb'n,
Wir Ieben bic Setter, bic Satob lab,
llno iubsln brum lelis: Der &etter ID ba !
Die Setter. ie fubret gum cimmel empor,
GeETnst it tpieber bas betltse 3bsr,
@srfanbst BON btmmltiGer @eifsr @bcr;
Da iebtt bic Yalme
gun Sefs's SpruB,
Gntfammst Der Sansfrau
beilissm S@UOB!
. bsiIise yalme!
On 5riebensbaum,
Grautdenper S9atten an. Witenlaum!
IN btr, Serlenst pom Der Scnne 8r1ne,
Bslebet i9 neu bas i&ma6tente 91nb.
I'm btr entlprinest bes 5riebens 0usa
uuS label nit Waher f%ritaIIen uuo bsa
Den i@ma9tenbea ptlser. IN bieisr 9tsa'
@rbaust Der GrieDenstUais lttn oaus,
llnb bannst BON btunen bsr 3wietra&t Graus
Drum preiist ben 86nis
Bon DaSib's SprUb,
Da ruben ptr ielis
nnb tpercsn 9roB.
I'M Define Sitte iinb mir eeidaart
GrlSf Du uns BON Der RneGtieaft bart
@ir sieben In Detae oitte Elm
Du, 8risbe ! fOQa unier 8Snis lein
Sr. Mlfreb 3nrber,
in Neu NIa9en. Stearns g., Winn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-25
SCENT.

3sbn Sabre warea selfo0en. Ret.
ne Staar Heiter ma. eefcmmen, pas
Sinp berausSuforoern, nod mar treene
wel6e Nahfrase mad tbm eel6eben
So wubs beran i'm 6duB bes Neier.
bpfs--stn bIblber 8nabe, Der fd
rur@ Mi6ts Don letnen 9eldwitsrn
untsrldieo, alS pur6 feline punfsln So,
den, punfeIn Nusen uno etwas sarterr
@lieperbau.
Der Weier setste itets belouberr0or
ltebe fir ben anaben. pte Mutter bate
idIt6t uno re6t tbre yfidt an ibm
setban, penn aud Elm Wutteiber3 nil
gang osrsiBt, mas ibr Gisen uno paa
ntdt.
3wet auf BEN Dofe wanoten i'm
aber tbre ablOneerlide 0unf 5u unr
bielten feft an tbrsm @Iauben leinsr
oOrnebmtn Abtammune. 0or CEN
Weter purfte freiltb es nts erwdbni
wercen, aber an cen langen Winterz
abeneen, wenn 81. T%rautnsleut bsim
Noden iaeen, LIEF e5 il9 pie Bale nibl
nsbmsn, Gle 0el1t6te pon ren Atlbsra
NIT az loren germutbuuBen pteoer 3u
erneusrt.
Niemanp ittmmte BARN mebr nit j!
iberein, als 6finrth, Der patbe pee
Shines, unp Niemanp mar u~nel6ubige,
mad wie Dor, als Der alte S1dfsr, Der
~bart7ddts bel leinsr Msinuus bIisb, 20
lei Elm 8aeabuneenftnr.
6etnt, wie er sum unterl6tee Don
leinem Yatben etrufen purpe, abnte Don
auepem Nt6ts une flbrte Elm elIflt.
bes, barmlples Sin. erleben. Die Bas
ie ersdblte ibm Die ld6nften OelGt6ten
BON berrltden Rtttern uno ibren Ibas
ten, Der Datbe i9niBte ibm Wafen,
pfsile uno BOeen, gum erOsen Neioe
Der SrIeer, absr Ietn liebfter Spitlees
fdbrte mar pie @retbe, pes Weiere
ilnfes l5dterletn, NIT Der ct In Giner
Wiese 9elesen unD sufammen aufses
radlen mar.
Das perbe Mdp6en batte troB bee
Gltersunterl6iepes letne 9r6ee fat err
rei6t, 70 caB Der Batter fte fdersenD fetn
3wiainespaar nannte. Bon ben am
cern 0elGwiffern bttlt 6eint fG fer
ner ; ffe waren ibm inner etpas fremp
seblieben, unp Der 8als Deisn, bic tbn
germ wie etrae Belpnperee b~ebaarelte,
mOdte wObl bas Seine oasu tbun, 70
eab namentli6 Die dlteften 8uben ibm
sbsn ni1t aa5u freunDlt9 Sefnnt MAJ
rem.
Sein Qsben mar ereianiBloe bic AZ
etnem Gage, no Der Batter ibn bieB,
ietne beffen aleiper ansulesen, urb ibn
NIT bintbernabm III Dem ndbhen SIos
iter, ca er Sor nun on Die RIoferldule
beiuben lOIe.
Der Neier mar auf eiBene Wetle ~
btelsm GntidluB ~eefDmmen. Gr bate
eines Lagos lsinsn @sfsaen barauf an
setrCfen, wie CT ben 6naben In Der
usbung pom aaerlst 6Olspafen untfrs
wiss, uno auf feline Gra9e, warum CT
Gem 8uben Dtnse tn ben Scpf feBe,
Die fir etnen 8auersman1 rtbt pae>
ten, bate Der @eiea semeint, pae 60 ia
ninnmer fiber, eae Der Sub eth Bau>
ersu1ann uno eae 60 mad ieinem 8e@
ndnfeu bod gut iet i'm auf ben StauD
upr3ubereiten, ben ct emf septe elm
nebmen rreros.
Der Weter bate tim ras ;rpar per-
rutelen unp nod etnmal a~ntefCbIen, rie
gtras barber ceni Rinoe rerIauten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-07
Seu serinafteu anIprub auf cine @ersutung
nem .@ahtheitsfrcunae~ fortNGhrenb bic Yr0=

Ben aerinafteu aniprub auf cine @ereit1ng
BEN, uBabtbeitsfreunee1 fortpabrene bic PRO
buete: gpiertr 6eesr 5ur sertIsuna .aefsut
unb feitben, Der n8aiienfreunb" lebt,% ebircp
mir bas 9latt 3ur Gbre 9ottes uno aebcn oru
mdbi0en @eminn Der odniit eriielt 'perecn
lam, obne bcu serinsten NbSug Fir bic @r;.e<
buxa armer berlailener &nabeu Der. 80 INN
mir bollitanbis unabhangig BON Dem Dollar"
uuo ridten unS bei bet @eoaction unl
8lattes auA bur1auS nid)t oarnad, 1onoern
bic @abrbeit unb baS IRc1t su bcrtbelotgen,
iit uuier eina;aes 3iel. @ir n.0dten nur mutt
iden, oob ale onoern fatbolilden 8latter |"
qleid,er @cile m,e mir bonn u9ollnr" tonnten
unobb1ueio ieiu 9as uirb aber mobl mic
mails moolit) {eim, idabct uud) bel bern,lnttls
acn Wenideu nidt pie(, oenn bet Arbeler ut
jeiues Qobues ipert9 gSaS iibriaens ben Wabrz
eitsfreunb betrit, 10 1aben mir hel'ielbea lelt
ciuioeu @sd)eu nidt mcbr erbaltcn, mereen
ms audi nid)t piel harunl fiimmerH, bis ct
uns bic iduloiae @otisfaction aeleiftet bat.
Nnfraae: Nann bas Sdadlptel b'nlan9s
lid in einer 3eitung ertlart perosn oam't
aMoere es erlernen tonntcn?
tiuort: 0as aeijtnole unh 1darflln@
niae Sda@ipiel labt fid tuoDl aus elmer 3eis
tuno obtr cinem Bude erlerue,,. Mir fino
audi nidt absencist, bas fdOne Sdadipiel IN
unierm 8latte su bebanbeln, allein mir miinem
bann erit beion6ere appen easu taufe une eS
iuiro uAs Gin 9utes -Stid slrbeit jeee 9Sode
MAIDEN, bas Sdad su reeiairen: wir ilho
bennod nid)t abseneist, aut eine S1a9rubr!t
in unier,n 8latte 81 eroffnen, allein mir pnl=
len bamt iuarte,,, biz mmoeaens 100 slbon>
nenten uns oieien @uni1 auSseiprc@en baben.
eH" llnlsre aeebrten 2cier mogcn nur int
merbn red)t feibis Grasen einfenosn, bsnn ea
fouen aue iol@e, iofern iie ir9enb intere1ant
iinb, our Beipred)uns fon'a'en. T.. :.a.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-07

W Serr Daniel Wlol(, abbiion, s8ise.,
fdrtibt Sd lit furdtbar ~ einem beftiaen
Sulen. Durd 4 Yadete bon Dr. Aa8ltt
R6niA' A'Sportrefflidem anttnr ger 05rnfts
thee bin i1 0ansid) oaoou hefreit tuoroen uao
smpisble i'm oaber oeeem, ber init Su1te: &C.
plaet it,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-07

-,8er inf Stiid BON nniern S@n'ud>
iaden sugleid befeut, benz ienben ipir nod EN-
Stid n,ebr, bas bic Soften bet @rpreB oedt.
SebeS Stud 1T $500 tuertb uno mand)e fo1ts1
im Store Sc bis S..
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Scr Ge,,bbptc
hes a3ttttGen 0craens Se9u.

Monatsibrift bss @ebets zMroioIates. @it G'eneh=
nsisuna ber seiitlidcn Obern unb init genubun8 oes
beMtihen, en9lii9en unb iran;ofGsn Senoboten.- -
sir bic 9eutiden Mmeritas ersdnst unb berausgez
geben pon 9oiepb @obbel5, gfarrer bet ct.
Muauitinus=8ir9e III Gouington ap., u'tS DIRECTOR
besSebets =Mppltolats fir bieDeutien Norbamerifas.
Der Sa9raang uon IL Nummern toitet $500.
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7gDljst sc, Mn,'
Deutf6er Ahpefat ,saSl sloter,

I SO. 28 ,yadiou Strabe, 6 ine inM0ti. e. -,
tcn 1T beuonnatigt, ole geiesliben DOCUMENTS an=
suferti9em ais: 9eeos, Wortgagcs Yo,pers Of Mttor=
scp, beionocrs Sollmatbtei sltig fir ale 9dHoergz
'oe,,tbun, ,urrosu aarantirt <'".Ipbu q. Wit,
-..,. E,a % ,adirn Strake, Cincinnati. ..
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eB Trifth, neM unb billia iinb Die
Gribiabrs hes Stem 9ort 3leioer'@e<
{daftes. Cine iebr idonc Nustpabl bon Serrens
unb 8uben> &leiber, Siite, 9emoeu &c.
m9ort&Ieiber>@ei96it
Gront Ctr, suiideu court unb 8utternut,
Yomeron, ..
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~. fa IN =,
1AvAHNhAe$l n "a 81 q ss&s$A
lak AA&zasA& Aals ii
.. -, T.. .# - ~Hg53.,]1 - tH'
,. c,,,,,,x,,,, o,;n,oor
!lr. =. ssatHer's Gatu9tnta EmtH1t
2st:ttrs IT e'n rem regstae'.|ass VsMvat sa4lss
uildjen &ebirss3iisen ber: Sierra :Nepasa en-
beinl!Sden arduter' gen1ae)t, eeren ee1ssM!la:e
2raite obue AnwenounS bon Sp'rltns eEtrablrt
,uerbe;l. 6alt td9l,d) bort !lon tragen 2Sas "
bic .urladbe bes ,tnpergle!hl'd]en Grtsl 9es~ oes
0 iMegar8itterS? Daran1 an1'oot1en 1oM:
lBsil es bic 8rantbensur,a9e entlernt Ano een'
Yatte11ten bic @el,'noDe1t wleoeTeeIloell!; ,%e.'
ME jupor, 10 lau9eose aselt ltDt, !! etHe wso.'
sin 3ulammen9eleet moroeM, 'petu|S c:e WV
iennenswertben @i9eEido1ten oes y tneyar
8itters sum- Ss!!en ger PaltenteM =! Hen * lsess
&rantbeit, bic oes Nten'd)hest gloteell ,osts!:
IS 1T ebenlouobl elu n1tl6es Yaf9!rMttRt Wle
eiu Startun9Sm1 ttel, tncen1 es oH1angaMla:g
oher Gmt5linouM9 Der xeoer nllo Stuse's'pe !"
@aQcufrantbetteM D!noert.
9ankb1re Eaulenoe pfellen - tHtg ~
WttterS alS caS mnneefearre 1taI.!,gungs' .,g
alittel, ,oas le oaS fmtenoeSnlenl hnIetpuet 1a'.
2ser oteles stttets 9eMaR px:1sU""ns SS.;Ss" raN
e'nns1ttnf, nlt taNge na1n9s
kldtS@llt ooer anoereYH1la Se.ru..t sno 'N~
bcMsorgane nod tp'eesrgerlle uaN9s1e9sg ~ E9S.
sNlr aaGt8e, rsmt9ttrenoe Ano sse9!s!,
fe6er, 6tesin ben s39dtssn oel ,9teBen SMene ea
it soen gereiAigtens staaten, IT es ssa Auaoe''
lroiienes 5eiln1ittel: .. eoc..
Seft4e oenS Sorper 9e8en Afamk2s.'
eur@ Reinisung ager 'etner Satte onragS S i've
sur Sitters. Seine: Gp'oeu'e fon'': ell ~
gcratetcs @pltem er9re'Rn., ..c. ea,
9pspepfe oeet NnpfteantiGkets: s';!,; MSg!'
i1mer3, @9nerj III ben S9ultertl, 2nfe1''
Brufbstlentr1tung g9ptnbe1 ,1aureS AntroBeN
ans ben, Wageu, iiblet @ei9n1ad i'm Wnnoe'
@aQenanfdqe, ,9er5tlopfeu, 2ungenent5lino'll19.
@hmer5 III her gtierengegeno nno bunoe"
anoere l1mcrsbafte @pu,ptone baben IN Der
DpspepFe ibrel: llripru1lg. Gine Slald)e Sol
tpirb itd) alS cine beliere @arantic iciner Nor'
sase er,ueile,1, benn cine lansfDligs an5et9e::
S&ropGefm, ,eber eu9elh.pullt, lpelBeA'I'
id)peuun9e,,, &el9tpiire, Notblaut, ,geidwollslser
Sals, &ropf, 1tropbuloie Gnt5lnbungen, trd9e
Gnsinbungeu, Wercurialcioen, alte 9Suneen,
6autauSIblI9e, Muube Mngen II. {. N. II. !. y.
Sl1 biels,l iuie III allen anberu conlitutioneQel
Sranibeite1 hat IS Balfer's8inegarB VT
s unS asesss sissts S5easans % 's sts5snssn
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1 Drei Asaare unb Gimer..

Du baF spei Obren uno einen Munh.
@i4f BUS. betla9en?
Gar @ieles iouf bu boren uno
Benis orauf fosen.
0u boit 3luei s(usen uno einen Muno.
Mad oir's gu eigen!
@ar ManGes iOuit bu ieben, u"b
Wian1eS berldmeiecn.
Dm Dait 3luei Sanoe uno einen NunS.
Germ eS erneNen!
3ipei iia6 oa CUR grbsit, uno
Gine1 gum giIen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-07

- 5n Ylberstir6en in Metfalen ieierte Der
Yfarrer s einri @ 6 bans iein 7oiabrise5
Yrieferiubildum. Seit benz SABRE 1912 1T
Der s4iabri9c @reis Yfarrsr III ocrielben &C.
meinbe.
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Asaml 0ffreitt,
Mltarbaucr, 8iloba,1er & @ersoloer,
1920 @recnup< Ctr, nabe BET ct. Soiepbstird,e,
2etterbor $40, Gopin8ten, Sp.,
perfertgt MtSre, Subernatel, aan;elm &C. in iebem
briiebiqeu Stple. Cine MuSmabl peribiebener 4ldue
beils pier unb tbeis in 0eutilano auSsefibrt lie
ueu 'tets ,ur N"1a,+ IA. (t04r
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DR.. Muq. &0nis's
&amb. &rGnter .Mfaffer.

fir gerbreu,,,ueen, Brbunstu t5rolt6eulcu. 99anSe
0ibeunlaiisus. Qugur9leit furaen Mtbcn yrutt u11o
i3abuitmey5en, .crs X:rleerAen, Pbneraugeit, ,yett
bornen 0ei6toollene Btue Gcln. 9ullorS. un6 Ibe..
baupt ale 6au:s:i4uare. Del MeuiAen u"o 3bteren
Dlei3 antpeMobns.
Is Gta. per Yaeet 4a6ete filr 81.
Sn aQeu bsuilhen Npotbeten au babea. -,
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Especial to Press.l
Fourth District Politics,


BANGOR, Aug. 14.-Now that Gen. Plasted
is nominated there is but little interest mani
tested in the Democratic Convention, Tuesday.
Mr.. Madgan of Houlton. could have the
nomination It he desired, but it is understood
that he will not accept an honor which his
friends now admit to be thoroughly empty, as
Gen. Plais ed is very stroDg in the district.
MeSsrs. Madigan aud Keegan arrived this eve
ming. They are the entire delegation from
that county If Mr.. Madigan does not accept,
Mr.. Varney, who stepped aside for Gorham L.
Boynton last year, will doubtless be nomin.
ated.
To the Associated Press.l
A Policeman i'm Trouble.
BIDDEFoRD, Aug. ia few days ago tn
Saco Board of Aldermen passed an order in.
structing the police force to be diligent in en-
forcing the Maine liquor law. On morning
shortly after, S. H. Gerry was sworn in as a
special policeman, and on the afternoon of the
same day the sheriff made raid on Police
man Gerry's saloon and the latter was fined
fifty dollars and costs.
Fire iu Rridgton.
BR1DGToN, Aug 14.-The dye-house of Tay-
lor & Perry's mill in this place was partially
burned this morning. Loss not large.
Overdose of Eaudanum.
LEWISTON, Aug. 14-Last night Jane, wife
of Robert Nicholson, was found dead in he1
bed. 1t is supposed that she had taken an
overdose of laudanum.
Maine Postmaster Removed
WASHINGTON, Aug 14-The following post
masters have hean remoyed for imnronor die
position of postage stamps and unjustly in.
creasing their salaries thereby: James Hodg.
don, Emblem Centre, Somerset county, Maine
Edward D. Gilbert, Higganum, Middlesex,
county, Conn.,, and sc others.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16
MINOR TELEGRAms.

The Grand Army of Rockford, Illinois. pro
test against jeff Davis addressing the State
Fair.
74,4OO baskets of peaches arrived in JERSEY
City Saturday.
By mutual agreement the Western Union
and the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph compa-
MES have decided to advance the rates between
Boston and Washington, and New York and
Albany, 70 per cent, to go into effect to-day.
Three men were killed in the slope of Drum
mond mine at Scranton, Pa, Saturday, by a
detached car.
Further returns confirm the election of Ross
over the Cherokee nation He represents the
progressive party, while bis opponent can nei-
Their speak nor write English
Mrs. Albert James, successful authoress of
short sketches, and better known by her nom
de plume of "Effie Ray" died at Moulton boro,
N. H., "Wednesday evening, aged 30 years.
Elbridge Jones of Milford n. H.. AGED "a
years, farmer, committed suicide Friday night
by shooting; cause unknown. He leaves a
wife and child.
The town Of Milford, N. H., has offered re-
ward of $500 for the apprehension of the mur.
derer of Sheriff Wallingford.
Helmbo!d, of buchu fame, has been taken TO
an insane asylum.
Governor Tilden of New York has requested
the Attorney General to take action upon the
corrupt canal contracts.
Richard Clancy was run over and killed by
cars at NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Saturday.
Unknown parties placed distractions on the
track of the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Fri
day night, throwing off an express train. Sew
eral cars were smashed. but no one was ser-
ously injured.
An internal revenue detective in Philadel-
phia Saturday seized ffty.two barrels of hign
wines as the property of f. Berguethal &
brotner, distillers in Wisconsin, who were
last
Inc members of the Philadelphia bar met
SATURDAY ana passed resolutions amenting the
death OF Horace Binney.
The Oregon State Temperance Convention
has endorsed Henry Warner, the RennhIican
member for Congress. '1o A'0puoii'"n
Jesse Woodsor, murderer, was found b.nc-
ing to tree near Murfreesboro, Tenn So,
day morning. Some of the most nrom;non..
men in the county are said to be implicated
Perot's brewery. in Philadelphia, was bnrnoa
yesterday Loss between $4,000 and $50, COO:
insured.
At a meeting of miners in the Black Hills il
was resolved that they obey the orders of the
President under protest. They are nearly all
leaving, few remaining to hold the claims
until the country is opened to settlement.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16
NEW YORK.
Alleged Frauds i'm the Northern Pacific
Railroad.

Alleged Frauds i'm the Northern Pacific
Railroad
NEW YORK, Aug 15.-The Mercury's Wash
ington despatch states that the sale of the
Northerns Pacific Railroad last Thurs Jay, under
decree OF foreclosure, was the greatest fraud
ever perpetrated in this G tuntry. The transac-
lions will be investigated by Congress- as some
100000 acres of public lands are involved A
committee OF bondholders had ascertaned that
$50 400, 600 stand on the books cash received
that sly ,281, 900 were paid out for building 5S3
miles OF road for rolling stock, telegraph lines
AID buildings, leaving a balance Cf $13 49,
600 unaccounted for. The committee of Ger
man bondholders discovered on investigation
into the report that the, directors formed two
land companies and SO manipulated the affairs
that these companies came into possession of
the lands at $3.50 per acre, which could have
been sold for $40 and 500. AS the bonds were
negotiated in Germany on alleged representa-
tions that the credit of the United States was
now, correspondence has been opened with
the State Department by the German bankers
who negotiated and sold them.
A suspIcious Vessel.
The steam yacht Urugay, formerly the Octa-
via, which otsensibly sailed week ago for
Uruguay; is reported IS laying off and on the
coast. The revenue cutter has been sent to
watch her movements.
Deaths for the last week, SO; falling off of
nearly 200 from the week previous.
Arrest of a COUNTER eiter.
VIM. Wolf, a German, was arrested tonight
in Brooklyn, on the charge of passing bogus
fifty cent stamps. The counterfeits are of ex-
ce-lent design, but the silk lines are printed in
stead of inlaid.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16
NEW HAMPSHI RE.
The Services at the Twin Noun
tain House.
CROWDS FLOCK TO HEAR BEECHER.

TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Aug. 5.-Twenty-
one cars from Portland, from Plymouth. N.
H., Stanstead, c. E., and from the Fabyaa
House, and lao vehicles from the neighboring
cottages aud hotels were this morning employ
ed in bringing hither 1000 or 5000 people. who
came to hear Mr.. Beecher preach. Never be-
fore since the mountain services were inaugur-
ated at this house, has so large number
assembled to attend them. Hundreds were
unable to get near enough to the speaker to
hear his voice. Every foot of space in the large
parlor, in the corridors leading to it and on the
long piazza, was occupied.
1t is expected there will be improvement in
the accommodations for the audience that
gather here in the future, as Mr.. Beecher init
mated by some remarks with which he pre-
faced his sermon, that tent capable of
accommodating $500 persons would be procured
from Boston between this and next Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16
WASHINGTON.
The San Jnan Award

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The President has
signed proclamation terminating the with
drawal of lands awarded to the United States
by the Emperor of Germany, acting as umpire
under the treaty of Washington. The lands in
question are those on the north from
tier, and include San Juan island. The with
drawal was to allow persons claiming to be the
owners under the joint occupancy to present
their claims.
Government Receipts and Expenditures.
the following is an official statement from
the Treasury department of the government
receipts and expenditures by warrants for the
year ending June 80, 1875: Net receipts from
customs, $157, 1877, 722. 35; internal revenue,
110,007, 493. So; sales of public lands, Slab
64017; miscellaneous sources $40, All ,195; total
receipts, $2S8, 10000 10. Net expenditures
for civil and miscellaneous, ST., O7O 7O2. 9S:
War Department, $41, 120, $40. SO; Navy De-
partment, SOL ,497 ,626 q; Indians and pensions,
$37, 840, 1913 04; interest on public debt, S1O3,-
093 544 81; total ordinary expenditures, $274,-
623, 39284.
Another Rumor About DeIano.
NEW YORK, Aug. IA Washington de.
spatch to the Herald says the President has
offered the Secretaryship Of the Interior to j.
Russell Jones, with the request to punish all
Indian frauds
C0untermanded.
The President has countermanded for the
present, the order recently given, allowing the
wives of the Indian prisoners at Fort Marion,
Florida, to be sent to them from Fort Sill.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16
The Texas BORDER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-Captain Russell of
the steamer Plymouth, off Santiago, Texas, re-
ports all quiet on the Rio Graude Ang. 7th. He
reports that the effects of sending an expedi-
ton up the river has been to effectually stop
cattle raiding, bnt the people of Matamoras
have been obliged to cross to Brownsville to
buy beef to eat. heretofore unheard thing
In the performance of their duty every impede
ment has been put in the way of the United
States officer by the railroad officials, who
would not even allow the boat to at their wharf.
1t is reported that Judge Mapten. arrested
and sent to the city of Mexico with Cortina
has been released and is on his way back to
Matamoras.
Three sloops of war, recently constructed in
England for Mexico, are on their way from
Vera Cruz. 1t is believed they will be sent to
the Rio Grande to protect Mexican interests.
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16
The Dawn.Hiu Side.

On the down hill side of life the constitution is be-
set with infirmties for which Hostetter's Stomach
Biters the best of all remedies. Inauguration is the
most reliable means of resisting disease, and is
ticulary necessary at period of life when the de-
cay of the physical energies render the system less
able than formerly to resist its attacks. The cheer
irg warmth which this prime tonic stimulant diff
fuses through the chilled VEINS the unwonted stead
mess which gives to the tottering limbs Of age, the
prompt relief which it affords from those maadies
which are most common in the decline of life, con-
stitute it an .inestimabe blessing to the old and
The Portland daily press., 1875-08-16
DIED.

In this city. Aug. A. Lewis Irwin, infant son Of j.
F. and A. f. Norton. aged months II days.
In this city, Aug IL, Harry Irving Brown. aged 10
years months-only son of Harry B. and Sarah G.
Brown.
Funeral this Monday afternoon, at 8 o'clock.l
In this city, Aug. IA, Annie Ray. daughter of NJ F.
and Annie L. CroDnelly. aged 16 months days.
In Pownal, Aug. Is, MI. David Lake, aged "a years
months.
In this city, Aug. Is, Mrs. Hannah, widow of the
late Israel Trow. aged II years.
Funeral services this Monday afternoon at 4
O'clock Friends and relatives are invited to attend
In this city, Aug. J5 Nellie E., only child OF b. A
and Sadie nj. Norton, aged months and days.
In this city. Aug. H. Henry A, youngest son of
s. A. and Hatty NJ. Kennedy, aged months days.
In Bath, Aug ID, Mrs. Reliance Peters, aged 81 yrs
In Sweden, July 81 Susan Abbie. daughter OF Ed
mund and Charlotte Kimball. aged 81 years.
In New York, Aug. 10, Miss Caroline P. Smith,
formerly of Portland