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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

" sailing from Pier 81. NOtth ltyeT. $500, D-s
Fur Norfolk. city Dant. Richu, ID. II l-g.
Til l. RSDAYS. ana SATURDAYS az 3 NJ. cOnIegg.,as
Virginia aud Tennessee ne Atlantic Ces, IN
Piedmont Air Tine. Chesapeake ana Ono RaIoad au
Companys lines 10 Interior points IN Norm ''
aud Viz .inia. -. - TrrES-
Sewhern and Washington " g. (via NorioiSl every w.
DAY, THU rs DAY. and SATURDAY. ,rnSIS
Lewes Dol. leaving New YoIk MoSoANs, Wrsahaxars
DAYS aud FRIDAYS ~ p. NJ, connecting win D'
and MARYLAND railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed -, ,oints u
Tn! ugh PASSAGE aal bills OF iading 70 "a Pgas
lowest rates. Insurance to Norfolk, &C., = per ceh" "
received dali al Pier 81 North River. -,
General Offices, ls7 Greenwlchst New iok;, president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRAN, Tvs n AL
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CSSi iND 'HAvBE
CALLING at PLYMOUTH. %. b.. for the lahdins VI -
gers -, -, -. ,A. ,.v,-,.o rop,e for the Contaea'
ieabms provided with electric bels) VII sal ""
IA foot of Barrow st. Norm River ~ io!o"s 10 AZ
LABRADOR Sanglier. SAII hDa A. AZ" 3S al 10Y %
CASADA .sATU RDAY Aug 70, Az D n
,HERToiIF ponzoir -. sATU RDAI sePE .-,ass
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD tncuanesn modsuoa
E,rst cabin $40 20 $500 according 20 ac.rss ~
second CABIN sf2; third cabin, $40 Return "'-
steerase s26 superior ascomodaton nsrtl
hsdding and utensils without extra ohnIso
Tins M do net carry passenfei "A Qroe6vASs
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MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF cHEST 81 RDAN. Aug. 10 a. p ~
CITY or .....SArU kDAH, Aug. % u 10 a ~
CITY OF BCELlN..-...SAfU RDAI, Sept AZ $50 a m
from Pier as. y. r.
CABIN. $50 and $780, gold Return tickets favorable
SIFEHAGE, S2S, currency Drafts issued lowest rates
Saloons saterO0ns smoking ard bath rooms ap1lshps
JOHN g. DALE, Agent 10 and 30 Broadway y. Y
NATIONAL IlNE.--FrOm Piers A and ~,
~ North River, FOR LONDON DIRECT
HOLLAND. -..-.. SATURDAY Aug. -. . \. n
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND NV EEPOOI.
SPAlN-....Au 10, p ~ EGN sept 8 pm
ENGLANr. AUG 2f. e30a ITALY ..... sept q, $50 m
Cabln aaCe, 30 aud $50 currency. Return LeEeS
realccd ratcS SteeTage passage, SIS, currency.
Drafts Issued from ai upward, y current piioss
F''' " Wv F' ~ p W !. uJYRST, Manager.
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Ocean Gteamcre.

4 ' REAL W - E.4LN = lHR'IN1iI LIN L.
~ NEWTGRE TO BRISTOL Dcn9.t-pTRECr
Tai goods ana PASSENGERS FOR london L Newport
Gloucester. and al ports I'm Bristol tlaauei.
SAILING from Pier i, Bas' lnyer. .
toltN ALL. STAN !. aug
SNNEltNFi WESTON - r. DAY sept u
CABIN Passage, so. currency; fNCUrs. SliO lnteie
Uise, Si5 Steorlyn $50 Prepaid steer
Certificates SO. Drafts to IL and upward For ciga5
passage apply 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

UAMBURG American Packet Company Line
8 for Pm MOUTH. CHEEBOUEG .rd EAMBCRG D
POMMERANIA....Auc Ii1AHnGNIA.......Augl u
sTFNlA ......-.....Aug. 10 WIELAN .......AIg2 q
pAss 20 Pymotth. London, Chcrb0urg Hamburg
and an poHt, IN England scotland and Wales tr't ,aa
gold. @cO; Cabin, gold SO; Stsrrag currency ~
HUkHNkDI & 60, & -. RICHARD < BOAS
General Agents, General pass,r -tr Agents.
81 Rrga lst NcS York 81 broadway. New. Work
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
Eg. epeb be- unb, Sota unoer.
iCsbrfatnI iA.au ahen,

% rffnn llAg u nj a1en.
@olframfaures Matron, 70 porSisIid
es aud fir Obe%naenannten 8wed 1T,
foitet su pieI, ais bab es aIscmein bafir
ansemenbet iuerben t6nnte. Yatera bat
foIsenbe Gormeln seseben. beren 8eiul'
tote i& pcrsiislid tewabrt baben uno
Die mir. besbalb ipieberseben wouen. neil
oeraleidem Sorfdriften nidt befaant
aenua iein fonnen. y Cine Miiduna
pon Boras uno Slauberials wiro bereitet
burd 8 @ewidtstbeile Sorur unb 81
@emiA tstbeile @laubsriaI, in 20 She'll
@aTer fir @ewebe. q Cine @iidung
bon idmefeliaurem @mmoniat nit @sps
in 70 beridiebenen Sbeilen ais Die Sein.
belt ODER @robfornisfcit oes 81 imprass
nirenhen Stoffes es bebin9t. 1 She'll
Mmmoniaf nit 2 &bcilen @bps 4 D.. 1T
cine CUTE Mifduus fir SolsanHrid.
Oas Sols ,wiro baburd nidt unperbrenn.
lid i'm buhftabltben CHM, aber eS ent.
alnbet fid iebr idwer uno erliidt iofort
wenn Der al%noenbe &Orper e~ntfsrnt pirb.
BuHerSlas nit geidlammtem Salt.
+@pps ODER 3iesclitaub semtidt, 1T Elm
ebenfo porsaslider feusrfeter $olaan.
itrid, welder ourd einen Sslunitrid nur
aebunben unb feiter. aber nidt Der.
fhleAtert mir6.
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Ote Tramen.


Ser Mann lit Dem g. bsimnib eines gn-
heren treusr ais ieintm eigenen; oaS
Beib oasesen seridpeiat ,bre eigenen
Gebeimni6e better ais Die anb'rer.
llnbetannt.
Oie meiten ;brer Sehler berSanten Die
Srauen uas. bic mciiten ~unicrer 9utsn
@igenidaften mir ibnen.
81. 2enlesle.
Soft bat eS 70 anaeorbnet, opb fd nur
sWei Sruuen redt nit benz Slide eiues
Mannes bsiaaftiosn b~iirfen, feline
SHUTTER unb bic Mutter ieiner 8inber.
Sctape Seuillet.
sc 1T cine alte Ieael, bic msineS 8ii'
isns penis @usnabme bat, DAB be-
beutenoe @dnnsr INNER Die S09ne
ibrer SHUTTER iin0, fe prdst ibnen ben
seiitissn uno torperlideu Stempel auf
Midelet.
Sic @tannsr pbiIoiopbiren better iiber
bas menidlide $er3 ais Die Srauen,
aber bieie leien better BARN
8. 8. &ouifeau.
8ismeilen perbeimlidt cine Srau cine
2eibenidaft, bic fe fir einen Wann
empinbet, wabreno oiefer eben 70 oft
cine, bic er nidt smpfnbet, fir fe
beudelt. Ga 8rupere.
8as Der @iteIteit elmer Srau ont meifen
fdmeidelf, 1T, iuenn mo fe Iiebt,
Obne bab man Is gu faaen ma9t. Nur
oarf bieies Sdweisen feline gwist.it
bauern. 8. Sssnopers.
9ie Srauen lieben Sott NIT gan, oem'
ielben @efhbl, iuie ibren @eliebten.
g. 0esnosers.
Das 1T cine unsel6Fe Grase: @arS bas
@eib CUR gerpol'ommnuns oes Sara
bieies, ODER un basielbe benz Wen:
ihen 81 seritoren, seidafen?
Charles q,
gie ben 9rausn if bic 2iebe bi. sanse
2ebensseididtt, bel ben Mannsrn
bin9e0en I'LL cine Gpiiobe.
@ab. be etaeI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
&tnber.


Bift bu mioe, biit bu traurig,
Sritt bic Gorge Dir ans Ser3:
Sdau in Hare 8%inberaugen
rlnb Is 1dminbet balo Der Sbmer3.
&inber fn6 bic bplbeu Blumen,
Oie auf unfern @eg geftreut,
uuo fe blibea uno fe buften,
Oefnen uus bas SerS 10 weit.
&inber finb beS @immels Soten,
Stein mie 9idt uno Sonnenitrahl;
@oaer llnldulb, roller &lar5eit,
Sell ME Silber9lo6en Sdal.
&inber fin6 Der Weni&en Gn9el,
Sdiben fe oft unbewubt.
Sdone fie baber 8ofem,
Seq &c sart on beine 8rnf.
YFege fe nit treuer 9iebs,
Sab Der Ouft nidt raid berpebt,
DAB bas Sdone uidt pcrberbe.
Nod Der 9idfrabl ianea persebt.
Saaun' in Hare &inberansen
SADinoet i1ncQ Der berbe SdmerS.
Wiat am 2eben bu per3agen:
Seq Sein &ino Dir fill ans Ser3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

. Giner, Ser marten tann.
Sn 6ranfreid ioIlte elm gum 2obe ber'
urtbeilter 8erbreder ieinsn lebten Sung
antreten. Ser Direftnr bes @%efangnif-
iss fraa!e i'm, mas or oils iein Iebtes
Mabl eGen woIle. Man ipar i'm Monat
Oftsber..- s@rebeeren," faste her
Delinquent. - v@rbbeeren I" rief Der
Director. ygor breipierteI Sabren fib
ia ioIde nidt su befommen - ~Sitte
i'd iperbe redt scrne warten," e~nt9e8nete
Der 8erbredcr ~treuberSig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
mannbarfei

@ie bsrloren unb iuieoer %gewonnet.
Cine %sbbanblnne ibsr bic rabifaie 5eiluns
BON Snanie unb SablbsHedune.
A17EEN Sptbfn beransseatten, sine ntus
AxW 9~liissabe BON Or. @rlperpeas Wcrs
1x.v lsGuus iber BIZ ratifalt Stiluns BON
poQutionen pSer S~amenIGwSft, seifise inb
iSrperli9e S&mSas, pinbtruiRe gum 3siraibsn.
&C.. btrsorssbraHt turd SebfbsFedune nnb
ael1Is9hi@e Nnsldweifunsen. Die lartdltdten
Gclaen bislcS Eaters fnb In bieler beriibnifen
prphiire aur Warnuns Der Suaenb NIT Mifiltfr>
idaff ael&iibert, unb Der tinSiae fttrt @fs an
ataeben, auf ipeIdsm cine poafanbise psiluns,
OSbne ben Gsbrsu& ssfSbrli&u inncrli&en Ms-
bi,inen, eratelt msrben fam.
'Mae, alt unt Jung, melGe an Nsrsenlhtpdts,
Nteterasl&lastnbsit 9u,otent cber yeuritiontn,
unb ben iaufenb t~rauriseu Gplgen gelGleailiter
gusI6peifunsen Ieiben, iclltsn bislt S@rift nit
ScrsfaIt ~aubirsn.
iim ibr bic peit mSslidfe gertrsitnns 81
yerl@afen, tpirb bielelbe bi Gmpfane Yen SCENTS
In WplAaints ppffrti mad alien Ibeilen Der
Wereiniattn Staattn pfrfanbt.
Nan abbreftre:
F.. BRUGMAN & SON,
Al Ann ST., New York, Post Box 1885.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

Gin # renaer 6 + a III | n It or
auf benz 8Iatteife. Ser vebr'
piiroise" Ooctor Mitdie bon Gibenburs,
Der ben ipObIbsrSienten 0tuf seniebt, feline
Stuoenten auf bic b:rfdnslidfe unb
maIitioiehs Beife ,u s~uiebeIn, fanb
tirslid an @inem oerielben bod feinen
Weifer.
nSabeu sic Matbcmutit asb6rt ?"
fragile Der GSaminatOr.
nSd, Serr !"
ngBie piele Seiten bat Elm &reis ?"
n8iuei,"
limb ipelde tpdren baS ?"
yGine aubere unb cine iunete."
vSa 10 !" limb nod elmer Yauie :
nSabeu sic aud pbiloiopbifden Sor'
%Ieiunoen beisetuohnt ?"
nSa, $err !"
yOann 9aben Sic au9 ,pobl iber
uriude unb @irtuns nadseoaSt ?"
reiderIid, Serrl"
n&ennen sic irsenb einen Sail, IN
ipe!dem bic llrfade nidt Dor, fonberr
binter Dem @fieftt bsrfommt I"
uSawObl !"
so geben sic mir elm Beifpiel."
v@in Manf,, Der einen Sdiebfarrer
in 8ewesuns iebt."
Or. &itdie bate penus.
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6 i n $ aaeitoGa

u@ber Ssrr @adbar, icbt iasens' mir
bod a nal. iuarum beiratben Senn Gle
net? 60 Elm %seiunoer. fraftiser Mann,
Elm id0nes Saus, elm bibfdes 8elbI,
nit Der Sober fommen's aud fort - id
beritsb's net.
nOas mill i'd Sbnen o sleid fasen.
Seben's, eriens iit's.fo q Cad nit benz
Seiratben ; Sweitens mag id eisentlid
net beiratben, unb brittens m6df i'd
idon serne beiratben, oenn i'd bab' fdon
LANCE Mbfdten auf gine-"
nSu, aber warum beiratben Sie's benn
nadber net ?"
.Sa, mein Soft, bic bat eben Dor brei
sabrsn.fdou sinen Gnoern sebeiratbet."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
II "a (.

Saben'S fdon aebort, Srau Nadbarin
bon Sduiter's HrInaeI?
Ga, ia. id weib, bob 8 linn ialedt
geben fol-.
genten'S SIREN, idreibt er acitern mad
Sauie: Gas Meueite is, bab i'd morsen
gebanst iperbe !
ga. bas 10 aber elm Ieidtinni9er
8urfa, ieinen GItern folden Summer su
MAIDEN.
limb bic Gdanbs, bic sdanoe Gr
tount' ia fdreiben, bab er an Der 2ungen'
tu9t ODER ionit mas geitorben 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
Il nterb q.

81: vF0nnen sic es bel Sbrer, fan'
tippe benn ausbalten ?"
s.: v8arum oenn nidt, mir unter.
ba.ten uns itets redt gut"
N:vSa wie io?"
.: vMeine fsrou bat Die @ewobnbeit
1T fe sornis, MIR alcs nadsuwerfen.
SriHt ie mid, 70 bat iie cine Greube :
trifft fe mid nidt. bann bab' i'd cine.
unb 70 aebt bic llnterbaltun9 ME aus"
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man mus fd su beIfen @iffen

0ottOr: u@ber, $err Mi&ter, ,ipie
baben Gle mad unierem seifrisen Bantett
unb ben bsrldieoenenG bampasnerFafbc fen
nod cine llnteriudune balten f0nnen ?"
.M,ater: r8ab, es sebt alice Difen
Sic, i'd lieb einfa& in's YrOtofoa fdrei-
ben Ser Gefanyene fann tuesen Betrun'
tenbeit uidt perbort m~eroen." ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

Gin oltdnbieer Inssug aler @runb.
eiaenthuns Gintraaunsen in @asconnte
@ountp, entbalteno bic uriprinalihe
Gintrasune, 8efbtiteI, Sppothetem, ae,
ridtlide urtbeile. Seitamentariids Be-
itimmunaen, SaS-Serffufe &C. ben 3uitanb
bcs 8efbtitel fir iebes @runbitiid in
8aSconaoe Gountp flor b%nrtbuenb.
ge5ab'uns bon Steuern uno Serfauf
BON 4anb fir auSwdrts ~uobnenoe 8rnnb'
eisentbimer prompt .beiorst
Befbtitel werben se9en gerinse @ers
9iituns ieberSeit unterfudt.
r@a- @ud Mgcnt fir Die Glib ct.
2ouis @easnieitise Seuer 8erfderuaas
@eieqfdaft.
Sobn @. SoweIl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
6 n1bfehIuna.

&utf@el: nGinen ausseaei@neten 2obn-
biensr gum Serumfibren fam i'd Sbnen
empfebIeu-mein Sdwaser Mag'l. gleid
ba AM $bOr-Oas is Der Naerbeliebteae!"
Srelnoer. nSa ba. iperben mir i'm aber
taum gu Saus treffen ?"
&utfder: AID ba baben g feline
SOr9', Der is ben sansen Sag b~abeim!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05

DER n%nterseidnete Bat cine Yartie
Sdulmobel. beitebenS aus Suite unb
Sibem, bic fid nod in eutem 8ufunb BE-.
finoen nnb iebt I'M S&uIbaule Az Ser
mann feben, gu o~ertMfcn.
s. Dc itien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
auspoIitif:.

Mann: uBarum bift Ou benn seoea
bic OisnFboten ni4t aud 70, ME aesen
mid 2"
Srau: nsa. f4au, ba bIieb' mir bait
teine."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
Sud Ser .WQtur.

enibaltsnb las Ssittn unb zine Gn,abl f&Snr
Mbbilbunsen. Sebe gsrioa beiber @ei&Is&ts,
nnb bauptfG6lid iuIGe bic sa bsiratben bsabFGii-
gen ioattn bitles Bud baben. Die Runf innae
au lebsn unb bic araft bes Maunes nd su srbaitef.
ioipie bic GrbaItuns Der Weiblidfeit.. ,Bie men
IhSne uub ge1auee 8inber baben Fam.
Mer3tliher Ratt iinb sieIe bepGtrte Neepte
fir bic 8%orfcmmnift in ber srien ptripbe tes
ebsli@sn esbsns. 0ire l%crstdltis %perltseIt an
DIR. Jacques, Central Medical Institute, 7O6
Chestnut Str. st. Louis Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
ND AMNO Central ~
UF. JAUVUE

705 Chestnut St, Louis Mo. "a
@iebt INNER nod sussrla1ise unb 1dncle Be-
b~anbluns IN allen sebeimen uub aeIbttHhihen
9rauibeiten tieie serfSrenben aranfbeiten perur-
iadt turd juSenbIi&e @erirrnnseu cSer Ipstere
Musi&weiiuns -.wie Spermatborbesa, Samsn-
i&wdde. 9ersSie Sdpa&e, llnfridtbarfeit unb
ibrs ih,edIiben GOlsen, @ebanfenfdwa6e Ser.
Yenl6wiGs anait NOR eer 3ufunft, @siabarfeit,
aasssbruns lintauslidffit fir .as fe,iale cbrr
Gbslsbrn oSer ben Grfols in @sldSfts. Gbenls
~Ianspisrse Sale. BON ssbeimen 3ranftsiien, In
jseer 8orn,, tas BLU, unb tuidtise innsrs Orsane
psrsif. snb, fSnnen mir fiber uub hausrbaft beiIea.
laulenbe BON patitnien bic BON uns asbeftwur-
ten f5nnen bies te3eusen. llnisre brsisis.jabriae
praris, unb bas Stubium bieler 0ranfbeiten
baten unS Grfabrunser unb Grldidlidfsit &C.
i6ert. @ir f1idsu 9lnpsifnnsen nnb Webi,iaien
lirift ssbsim an irsaub cine @brtT.. GerreIpcn.
ben, ums COMPUTATION Let. ,.,.~att
YamplIet in beriieaeIten goubert fur
suet YofNfempeI. lf9fb1
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QluVt. oeiiuns fir Bride ot sS"e
III Suna uno alt, s%arantirt bic SuoIon WetboSs.
Zine fefe 5eiluns coer feline i3ab'una. Sdrribt
oeer iprcdt Yer tri Or. Suefon, 7jS Gbestnst
Strabe ct. fouls. WPu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-05
Dr.. WHITTIER.

GA
S 81. a. az onaiues Sirabe 81: souie
hat Elm, isrosrs mr,ris sG,,W,t 9nI,tuie. nne
i ~ aGs..., nn s.. srs 4; + a5aaissit.9 az isssas
s%Srt ass e; sIsttsrm ~ srlstsH NIB ME is bic
49,, Mae ,gp9tlitI,dlen Srantbeifsn
S%sr I ,ns mil un,rhsr,.", Tr; Mta"sgs.isn ireresn
BEN tsi.n m. si,in;iG," S m,,, S,va"0''L nag
; at:,,:iie =; n sss s saDaa. nns la.
'',iss.s. ,,:ls q l !s55;s;% Ss'; e.; r. Il s" '.;s:
patsn; aasenietne Sdna9e. f&ma&eS ssbssI-
S,Sg... S.lp'ou.p'.s WteapIhiR 2dif'N hfitldbe.
Tsnsisnns Sesta gIauth1@elsll9aft 0ttanltn-
=. W. %'iW'%ls'Wwnpt sc, bic cine
ans.au..pt Sps aat Uolge paetn cher eiei:lbe
SauS a"MVgae maYsi, wereeh oaltsrbaft setsilt.
pmnppm. i'S it'll auT eel9es ttSisbsns. ID
S!.psaelItn eehserts 1ar Sma Yef Sttmpsl.
SonlnIiatcn tn ine'nsr SHrs cber trishi&
Irel: : CO anteanrm 1T our Yebantluna naH
Ser Sfaot 3l f%ert'1en, iprreet @cpi3inen per
vtfrees eoer pcf s%fr1altet. Wp SeiInns MOO
n@ p'ro eifltiOe aaraniiri; tei ,wsiftlbaften
Uaueh wWo ciee aat,igt. STftre Stlneen ven
uor gc,n. Dis Z ubr Mbenbs. Spnntass ysn
II es upf.
Panipblet an trgcno cine Mbrefe fir ,wei
Gents.
mnuuGn.Fn:k gneS sor,,f h.,a,r;H.
WluU Nuul lC(l ffr "a "a '
on 60
MHfmfmtfn os'' oma leate 70 's'sn
w.;,. s.a's' 90
on "."nH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
The Worcester Movement.

large number OF men who have here
toforc acted with the Republican party of
Massachusetts, and whose names rank
among the best in the Commonwealth, re-
Gently convened NJ Worcester; aud after
deliberation over the state of public affairs
they have issued an address, in which they
say;
Nothing is moro important than that tho
candidates to he nominated by the next Ma
tonal Convention shall be men whose names
are already watchwords OF reform, whose capa.
city and courage for tho work are matters Of
record rather than Of promise. who will restore
the simplicity. independeuce, and rectitude OF
the early Administrations, and whose lives will
BE- guarantee of their nHelity and Illness. I'm
der no other leadership Is success desirable or
possible
Although these gentlemen who have as
sumed to advise the public have not seen
ut to name the candidate they prefer IL
seems TO be pretty well understood that II
their meaning were briefly spelt out. IL
would read BENJAMIN III. BRIsrow. II
is quite certain that II would not read
WILLIAM w. BELKNAP, nor SEcoR ROBE
SON.
This Worcester movement has some de-
gree OF significance. 1t may exercise an
influence on the National Convention OF
the Republican party. 1t may be the fore
runner of formidable independent, third
party nomination, IL both the Democrats
and the Republicans should set up candi-
dates unworthy of support. At all events,
the address which has been issued is n most
encouraging indication of II growing dis
position 10 adhere to convictions and prin-
ciples in preference to party ties. All hail,
therefore, say we,' to the independent,
thinking men Of Massachusetts, Let them
press forward in the good work they have
undertaken
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The samoan Islands.

One OF the most interesting groups of
the South Sea has received scant Justice
from recent visitors who seem content, for
the most part, to chronicle STEINBERGER's
farcical performances. A Prussian sur
geon, however, DR.. ERNST BoHR, attached
TO frlgate now cruising in the Pacific has
studied the Samoas to better purpose.
In an exact and literal sense, these
islands realize the dream of the Hesperides.
combining all the natural conditions of
serene, voluptuous existence untrammelled
by the necessity Of labor, untroubled by
peril Of any kind. In such circumstances
our Northern maxims lose their signih-
cance, for fruit and Ash being always at
hand, there is no improvdence in living
from hand to mouth. 1t appears that the
Heather, too, is a subject OF Indifference,
tnce there is no season of the year when
oose palm thatch and n few hanging
mats will not afford ample protection. No
ever is eXhaled from the dense foliage,
Tor do any venomous snakes find a covert
the luxuriant underground. On the
lannon's as on most of the South Sea
Stands no species of quadrupeds has ever
been discovered, tho few domestic ami
cended from imported stock Even sea
owl, which are so common further south,
ire here rare. On the other hand, the
hmoan woods abound in singing birds
ana say-colored parrots or divers sorts.
When we add that the forests largely con-
list OF the cocoa palm, while the rivers and
bays are full of edible fish, it Will be obvi-
Gus that these fortunate isles exhibit all
he kindlier features, without any of the
drawbacks, of the tropics.
Dr. BoHRconsidered the natives OF the Sa-
mos the handsomest race he had everseS0.
In figure they arc tall, slender, and usually
OF perfect symmetry. Tho men possess
powerful muscular development, and the
younger women have exqusitely round
Cd forms. Their complexion is pleasing
cinnamon brown, not darker than the skin
OF European gypsios. The face is open and
nobly shaped, the eye black, large and
mild, the lips somewhat sensual but only
slightly protruding while tho black hair
hows over tho shoulders in abundant curls.
" boHR ID not surprised that many an
pF'posoGHts should account the iuhabl,
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The Centennial Exhibition Commission
ers believe In tho deadhead principle. That
vast and lndennita class known prominent
public officials lead the dehdhead army. They
will get free season tickets, handsome as Gov
ernment bonds. In return, all they are asked
for Is to hand in their cards for preservation,
probably to show the people Of 1876 what a vast
crowd OF statesmen we had In 1876. hut the
editors must get their photographs taken aud
pasted on their modester tickets, SO that the
doorkecper may at once detect whether II Is the
editor himself who is entering on his untrans-
ferablo deadhead ticket, or some impecunious
friend to whom he has dishonesty loaned 1t.
This is strange. Let the Cabinet in on their
word Of honor, and require a guarantee from
the editorsi We advise the Commissioners to
reverse the rule, or the editors should refuse to
accept tickets given under terms which put
them below BELKNAP and SECoR robson.
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why docs not the Plymouth church

Why docs not the Plymouth Church
committee which Is pretending TO investigate
Mr. BowEN's charges come out squarcly and say
they will not receive any evidence against
BEEcHrRi That they do not mean 10 let any
such evidence IN, is plain enough. They keep
out by very thin tricks the AFFIDAVIT OF Mrs.
BRADSHAW, swearing to Mrs. TILToS's repeated
confessions, and they do not mean to receive
the testimony Of Mr. and Mrs. RICHARDS to the
same effect. The fact is, that even though their
pastor Is guilty and they think him to be so, thew
mean to shield him from punishment aud save
Plymouth Church from falling into ruin. In
this course theyhave the support OF Prof. TIMo-
THY DWIGHT and President NOAH PORTER OF
Yale College the latter de claring that the women
OF America will water BEEcHER's grave with
their tears. But though Plymouth Church and
Its Yale aiders and abettors may refuse to listen
to the evidence against this Infamous man, the
public will not shut their ears TO 1t.
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Tammany Hall in IA New Line.

The Tammany Society, having been
somewhat unsuccessful lately in its politi-
cal aspirations, proposes to enter the field
of journalism. 1t would be incorrect, as
we suppose, TO say that the plan is to aban-
don politics and go into publishing; for
we understand the newspaper enterprise
which Tammany announces as merely
secondary to its one grand, all-pervading
idea-the obtainment of public office. The
newspaper is designed TO contribute to
that end.
Tammany has bought an interest in the
Express, and has formed stock company
for the purpose" as n circular issued
by tho Tammany committee announces,
"of disseminating Democratic principles
among the people and adherents of our
party"
Pray, what are the "prinoiples " OF the
Democratic partyi Can anybody tell2
Al We Democratic who can read, now
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read TIE SUM- OF what use will paper
Nc TO the numerous Democrats who do not
know how to read2 Perhaps, however, an
unreliable paper, such as political organ
ization is sure to make, might rs well go to
those who cannot read rs to those who can.
There is but one Democratic paper in
this city," says this same circular. Which
paper that is, whether the Star, Telegram,
Herald, or World, we are not informed.
May be the Sunday Mercury is the journal
referred to.
1t is an untiquatcd and obsolete idea, that
of u political party publishing n journal.
To succeed nowadays, a party must COM
mend itself to the support of the free and
independent papers, for they speak the
sentiments of the multitude and OF the in
telligent, honest, cultivated classes.
The circular OF Tammany would have
been fitted to the times century ago-and
the name OF AUGUSTUS scuELL, Collector
of the Port, If we mistake not, before the
Revolution, is fittingly appended to it.