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The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
A Real Ccntonarian Up East.

A correspondent from New Milford,
Con-, furnishes the New York "Sun" with
the following:
In this village, at the residence OF her
niece, Mrs. David G. Sanford, lives Miss
Sally Northrop, who on the 28th of last
June celebrated her one hundredth BIRTH
day. In the same house lives Mrs. Bull,
her sister, the mother of Mrs. Sanford, who
is only few years younger. Miss North
rop has been In need of q physician only
once In her life. All her faculties and
senses have remained unimpaired with the
exception of her hearing, which she lost
wears ago; but this sense most wonderfully
returned to her within the past year, and
she is now In full enjoyment Of it. She is a
lady of refinement, and has all her life en-
ioyed the blessing of cheerful tenpera
ment. On her ninety ninth, as On her last
birthday, the good folks Of New Milford
turned out and gave her an ovation: She
intended going to the Centennial Exhibi-
tion, but has been prevented by recent ac-
cident which has temporarily laid her up.
Some months ago she fell down flight OF
stairs, and being badly hurt she was ad-
vised to drink little wine daily as means
of Fastening restoration. She replied that
she did not drink.
81 have never taken wine," she said, "and
don't want to get into the habit of it,"
Later in life, you see, she might get to DO
confirmed topper.
1t is said of this lady that when she was
being carried into church to be baptized, the
drums were beating to call the men together
to aid Danbury, which had been burned by
the British.
Such are the folks they grow in Connec-
ticut. Sturdy old men of ninety are by no
means curiosities here, and cheerful maiden
sisters of eighty are encountered not infre-
Quently.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12

doom you have pronounced against her,
For my sake, who has suffered untold mis-
cry at being obliged to be separated from
my child, and in keeping the secret from
you, l beg Of you to save her who has been
mother to my child, and who, for the
sake Of that Child, refused the offers made
to her by the chevalier. I beg"
But the poor woman could say no more.
Overcome BY her feelings, she burst into q
food oftears, still kneeling at her husbands
feet.
Very tenderly did the count raise and
support her to chair. His ceuntenance
showed signs of the deepest agitation, and
the gaze which he fastened upon his wife
was mild and sympathetic. &e.
Turning to his table, he wrote a few
lines on the paper which bore the official
seal Of the office, and then rang the bell.
The automation which acted as clerk
appeared, and to him the count handed the
paper saying
See that this order is executed without a
moments delay, and bring the person
named therein to me Immediately upon
her arrival"
The clerk bowed and Withdrew.
As soon as they we're alone again, the
minister approached his wife, and laying
bis hand upon her head, said, in a voice
that was singuIarly gentle and sweet:
my poor Diane, how you must have
sufferedp
In ali instant the countess had flung her
arms around her husbands neck, and was
weaping happy tears upon his bosom.
Now was the secret which had existed
80 long between them, and poisoned the
lives of both, cleared away ,and for tie first
time since their married life began, they
were united.
To BE CONTINUED.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
personal and Political.

Mrs. W. H. F. Lee, daughter.in-law OF
the late General Il. E. Lee, Is the hand
soonest lady in Virginia.
General Hawley is to deliver the annual
address at the Vermont State Fair, to be
held at St. Albans next month.
Mrs. Davidson, of Reading, Pa, Is visi-
ting the Summit House, Mount Washing
ton, and she is only 102 years old.
No matter how vile Republican you
have been, If YOU will only turn on your
party the Democrats will eanonize you.
Mr.. Manton Marble, it is said, has with
drawn from the contest for the Democratic
nomination for Governor of New York.
Now that General Fitzpatrick speaks for
Haves he is "the eloquent and dashing cav
alry officer" not 'that political blsther-
skite." -.
Garfield opens the Ohio campaign at
Akron on Saturday, and Morton begins to
redeem Indiana tomorrow, opening at ln-
dianapolis. - ,,..
Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons. OF Rich'
mond, Va, the "EAquirer," OF taat clty,
says, will shortly be appointed coa"Ju'or "
the Archbishop of Baltimore.
Worcester will be political peolum uuE.
ing the first week in September, Win Tue
Massachusetts Republican CohVenlon on
Tuesday and the Democratic on Weanes-
day. .,. c,,,,o+ h,o
paper, the Hartford "Post," has REDUCED its M
size. It has hard work to compete VIII ITO
bright and enterprlsing neighoor' '"0
"Times." .c,,,,,
General Banks having now carefuliy
alighted from the fence, shaKeh nl.neeil
and found himself all there, Is preparing W "
take the stump for Hayes and Wheeler' ~
he should have got Oft on the wrong s'ae
Ex. Governor Bullock, Of Massachusetts
is reported as saying that the lack OF en-
thuslasm and excitement IN tne caMpalsu
greatly surprises him, and that the presen'
financial and commercial depression "n-
doubtedly accounts for 1t. ,o
General siegel thinks that tine prlnclp;e ps
and policy laid down IN the De,ns.a.T % ~
nlatform and in the letters OF accePCaneo y.
TiIden and Hendricks are IN accoraause M
with the views which on many occasions lug nS
has expressed and defended privately aha aha
publicly," and therefore will support 'ne
Democratic ticket. =. ~rovotte.
Hon. james H. Thomas died at Fayetls,
VILE, Tennessee, on the 4th lnsaa1'. Soo .,ouaJ
wos horn in North Carolina 10 looo, moseu
GsneraI ~ aeu in lss6, sent 10 Congress IN 1876
"A and 1859. He also served IN .ae oyn Tor
oress of the Confederate States. ., ,.rt. ~
many wears Mr.. Thomas was tne 10" p"''
'eT The he "Galaxy" for september will ,a.s conssln
q biographical sketch OF ',n..s,Jar 'ie9gla. @ III
written by Captain Frederick kaontin"ation % of
ncss, ths cssH"y Xynster's "War Memoirs" The
'ohH, nuhiishers Of the "Galaxy" received copy E
PuUnls snDn Genersl Custer Just before his deatnl
and % his MWar Memoirs" wiz DC CONTINUES o.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
Phtlaaolphla Trade Report.

FRIDAY. august IL
There is no falling off in the demand for
for mfddling upland. and l2}aal2Nc for
Gulf
Cloverseed is quiet at 17alsc.. New limo
thy commands 81 2j per bushel, and Flax
Coffee is exceedingly quiet, the inqiry
from the west and southwest being limited
sales Of 400 bags Rio at l4Ial6Nc; l5o Dags
Laguayra at l7c and go mats Java at ZAc:
Sugar-Holdersa are firm at 0a914c for fair
and good refining Cuba, but offer sparingly.
Refiners are not disposed to anticipate
their wants; 2s5 barrels English Island sold
at 8a8Mc. Refined sugars are 10 hlgher, ana
close at 1lMc for cut loaf, llMc for cr4shed
and powdered;l for granulated ana llNc
for A. ,,.,ao,.
views are 4l1, for 50 test, but boilers are un'
willing to pay this price.
Old Stock Flour and sour lots are dull az
for NOR figures, but recently freSn grOunu
lots OF we'll. known brands are in demand
About 5000 barrels City Mills sold during
the week on secret terms, and .Seu oarre's
to-day n lots at l2aa y per nsrrei r. ios ier
IS 75a6 so for Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
do do, and SO 75aS rs for high grades and
'1 Rys Flour sells at 81 25a4 s71a.
Corn Meal at ~ 75a3.
The movement in Wheat is light, sales
of $4,000 bushels new Indiana req at " ~ ~
Delaware do at 81 Is; do amber at 81 lSal ~
C1rn is unchanged. sales of $4,000 bushels
yellow at GOc; sail at 56c;western mixed and
Yellow at 58a58c, and damaged OF YOa45c:
oats move slowly. sales OF 1000 bushels
pan nyylvania and Western from w TO 44c.
Wbisky is unchanged, Sales OF West
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
AET TWO ORPHANS.

DEPTHS OF A SISTERS LOVE
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
:. THAT NEvER wlTHER'

eowers that never wither,
Re are skies thal never lades
ere ~ trees that cast forever
are nw.,.s saW Of leafy shade.
ol,ns ~ silver waveiets moving @
,eh o. a lulling sound OF ,a IssS' L',ou,,,.
IN n tha west wind, softly Dlowing'
ere re- the tne far lands OF the blest'
ord our steps are tending,
herWMoJh dim. oppressive fears.
y throuIkf than pleasure blending
Fe OF sarkening woof of years.
the eih oI nmr fOotS tops weary,
y * upon upon the winding wayaa .sy yaa-oorv
IN III ~ when all looks most 0reary
|sr rus Us beams a cheering ray
=, Father who hath made US
y sn@. lnG of this world Of care,
enanSS' en,S how 70 to kindly aid US
OWe..l. .la a hmr.lens we must bear;
1iln thf how to cause the spirit
oSsl ooSnsf,,lIy to raise its eyes
,ard ard the home 1t dotn ~ nerl'
al ar beyond the azure sA'es'
- ,s O voice that whispers lowly
pc ,n ~ w~ithin this heart OF mii!e,
OWL uomotions tie most holy
lets sas make their sacred shrine,
y 1it 4 tells thrilling story
q e,he !, great Redeemer's love,
". ,he ali. l.bewildering 6 lory
u the the better land above.
,h,s life. with all Its sorrows,
iaauteth aste onward to a close!
. few more briof to-morroWs
T,II II have ended all our woes.
w. =" n'er M death the part immortal
tn xii sublimely rise and soar.
~ With The resplendent portal,
Ehora m TO dwell forever more.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
Mjos{Qf,sro Poster.

Go and get your lunch this morning and
evening, at Chandler's, 3 West Fifth street
Charlie gives the best lunch in town.
Watt, the we'll known shoe dealer at sos
Market street, has the best shoes for the
least money Of any man in the city of Will
An affair Of the heart-the circulation Of
the blood. '0r
Mines, Sixth and Market street restau-
rant is just the place togo for good dinner
for Is cents.
The "bump of destructiveness "a rail-
way collision. ..t
Hemp, rape, maze and canary seed
cheap at the Sixth and Madison street drug
store.
The thermometer 10 again becoming am
bilious.
When Wilmingtonians are In Philadelphia
they should call on Drs. Lutte and Bissel,
1913 Chesnut street, and get good Turkish
bath at reasonable price.
The only good Indians are those in front
Of cigar stores. ...,..
Have you seen DeWclrs prices marked in
his window for making goods 10 order.
A good suggestion Is like q crying baby
at concert, it ought to be carried out.
It is said the city laundry, No. 2 East
Fifth street turns out the best work In the
city.
Advertising is like planting potatoes-you
must wait the crop.
Fullmer, at 5O4 Market street, have every
thing in season. He gives good roast din
ner with vegetables for rs cents.
With low cut shoes and bald head q
man has chance to be cool.
For an accompaniment of black there is
nothing prettier than either cardinal, or,
more prudish, apple green.
Tea cheaper than ever, at the new Tea
Store, on Second street between Market and
King.
All shades of roses are In favor in Paris,
and they are driving out the blues.
For hair work Of any kind, 60 to F. JchC-
son, 62l Market street.
Dough faces are plenty enough among
our bellies, now that powder and persptra-
tion mingles so finely.
Look for the double hat advertisement in
this paper, then 90 to Kings, north 415
Market street, and buy one.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
ICE DEALERS.

rs TO LOO pounds at 70 cents per hundred
100 to 2,0OO pounds, 10 cents per hundred
to 8 tons, 80 per ton. Special rates To-
larger quantities. r stern ice only.
ap4-8m ]. B. CONROW q SON.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
HOWARD P. WALTON. PUSEY A. WALTON.
WALTON & BROTHER,
Wholesale AND RETAIL
ICE DEALERS,

OFFICES:-No.8 8 East Second Street, and
Fifteenth and King Sts.. Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
PRICES FOR:ls76:

Various quantities from Is to I0D pounds,
at the rate Of 70 cents per 100 pounds; 100 10
1000 pounds at 80 cents per LOO pounds; ton
to 3 tons at $40 per ton over that amount,
special rates.
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured a large stock of excellent
quality of ice, we are now prepared to furn-
ish our friends at the above rates, aud will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. mN-6m
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
Democratic Meeting.

The Democrats of the Ninth Ward will
hold meeting in the Old Academy, this
evening, at o'clock. Important business
will be considered.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
FINANClAL.
WILMINGTON, August IL.

GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS..
Reported by Craige. Johnson 4 Co., Bank.
srs and Brokers, sixth and Market SITS.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-12
pHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August II, 1873.
cold ll111@lllhl Phila & Read
Silver lvO 1lO2 RR, 4iIG44A
49, 1881 l2O14@ T&Bufalo g
:" 5-A)s 1885 ll5X@ll8 "hila 4 Erie a
"July 1885 ll7ss1 L.ehigh Val 500
"Juiy 1857 1t05s@ll0T| Nav STOCK o99SyN
'JulylSG8 l2l a Catawissa Il @45
"lO-4Os ll9 "a do pred @
New IS ll6A@ll7 N Central o.
City 6s, s,newll0 @llOAl Hestonyille 2,M@%
UCO sof NJ 1870 18th d 18TH AZ @
Penna RR 1880 40NIGer. Pass'r
, 1876-05-25
@effnoicn.

Sapaua, "a. Wfai. Gom II. IS,
DTS. satirte &ad)ridtcn iino aus ct.
EbouAa5 %einaelaufen. auf Ser SnicI
aaDti b%eiinoet iid1 Aaes in ritatu quo;A
81. Scrn, odniidler uno boIdnoijdet
Wice- Gonlul sn Sort an Blinee. lit in ME
Adt erf.drt woroeu, neil er iid aaseb
lid an Der Mominiitration DISQUALIFICATION
Dominique bctbeilist batte.
Die Nablen BON Witsli oern ocs See
mates uEo Geptaieittantenbaui eS follten
an Is. Wtai Ituttfiuocn. Die Gy0fi 5uue
Der &ainmern miro w~cbribeinlih am 4.
SUIT ftattfinoen, unO Der Prdlioent oer
JIepnbllf MIRO sesen BEN Is. Stunt bon
oenislben erludblt uerlen. sluf ct.
Domingo berridte 3ube.
, 1876-05-25

beIegcn, bic MeuBeruns, boB bic Nnnab=
ME elmer iol6en GeIolution cine anocrt
Wfa0t ermutbi9eu wiiroe. lelbFiu@ti9s
3luede obne SurDt Dor Strafs su oer=
folsen.
2aut elmer aug gSien oatirten Sepes
i4e an Die LINES" fat Der Sultan lei-
nem NeFeu, Dem mutbmoBlihen Sbron-
folger, nit oel1cn 9ruoer 9ausarreit oif-
tirt.
&a9u q, a. Wai. Mo6rihten
ans Dem Eager Der S%niurgenten melbcn>
oaB oleielben infol9e Der tar5li4 Don
ibnen sswonnenen @eiedte uno Der 0iin-
ftigeren auslidten, ipelbc ibre So6c
iest bot, lid ni9t nit Den 3u9cltanbniis
fen, tuelde iic bel Der Gonferen5 nit Boz
ron &oonib pe~rlan9ten, 5uIrisosn 9ebc&
pollen, ionoern Die Soee zines Waneus
iiQ1tanoes perIpetten uno Die ednaliGe
l1nabbdngigfeit 8osnien's unS Der Ser
5egomina perIan9en.
, 1876-05-25
)nldnbifbe D,epeGheu.

s a # 0 II, Yenni. "a. dot, So9u ..
Slsman. ein an9cisbener Siirscr eicier
Staet erfdoB iid) beute Morsen. 4ls
mai, ibn a%aftano war oas 2ebeu nod mid, I
srlOIdeu, mon beat ieood1 teine Soffauu 8
fir ietn Wieoerauftommcn, Sis l1riade
Der Ibat sueroeu @eid1Gftsnersn;&f---
Spdtercn Nadredten aufetse 1T Sr
Sisman nit ToOte a%b3esansen. Seute
Nadmittas miro eine 0eideriaau absc<
balten tperoen.
&e1ets f, 3.-@., "a. Miai. Sn
TeiSsutlle, N.<@., brad uoreeitcrn eine
Neaersbrunt aus, tuelae Die Sre,ereir,
bau>lnns Der @ebritOcr, Yarrilb Die Gpo.
tbsfe Der $. 3. Motlcp & So. uno Die
Oifsin Der ~9teinbspillc liews" ,eiaalacrte.
Ser Serluit betrdst $40, 900.
, 1876-05-25
Guropaifde Nadribtfn.

@rauGau. Nm IS. IpriI BAT fla
ber Spsa1lcbrer @o9nsr III 1clner
Wobnuns erlbonen, uao maS i'm 81
Der Gnat tried, tit wobl bemerfensmsrt2.
Scit 5abreu wor ct Don letner Srau.
Die etnsm iebr ablen 9ful @liet, pom
1lf0 uuo Sett Seigieoen nno ote 3lpet
aus Der She beruorse9an9encn 2ohter
uareu bel Der Greununs Der Wfutter
%3u9clproben woroen. 90 Masncr lab,
w.e ole &moer pom Der Wutter, Die bes
rsitS psgen Wtarttoiebltabl benraft
worocu, nit auf Eanjlale ssldlsppt
mo uber9aupt unniirois cr8o9en wur'
zen, muGbt, er DOH ptln tQM ais S0ttI
,ulisbsnOeu Gepte 8cbraud) uHo recla'
mntc O!ele.btn ais JIG oas 6. eebsas'
Iagr lbeu4rulcn Dattcn. 8d9teno III
Anlerer 9uRan; Ott &mocr benz Bate
,uyelproHea muroen, wtes Die Soeroe'
,otOc ben Gattr mit letnem Nnira9 ab
mo DIES uertsltste @a9aer lid III Glns
yabcu in beselot9saOtr Mtllt ilssr bic
btIrrenlen Dcr Ootybcbcfoe a~uSiulpre'
gcn, wsBga,b CT auf loTort 9elteI'rA
Strafantrug ;u pier Aod)en 0eEaa9mD
oermlDellt Wuto, waS CT ruDl3 gnIIa4m
Oit Staat ,.nualtlAalt etDob Gmlprud)
A,yeu olcltS Siratcrtenntntb nhn DIT
Sopc tam lon,t flr5u1 3nr oHedtI@A'
SetgauolAn9. GAP oa nin Ole traufta
.en 6anlutuuerBatlntic oHtn1lID 6N'
opraye tams.,, but 8asner 10 Der
,uunoet, OaB ct III OOeu9elaat:t I3etle
Daup an lta) teStts
Stuttgart. 9tod)hcm bic rs3ieruags'
ieius 9smumhte %rOteHeflarm5 9e9e.
oaS Observation-Disclosures BON nnletn
SanOtny ab9cgcbsn worOep 1T, bat Oct
lrlbc 0elcSsnpelt erbolten. au1 Ielne1
! yorbcereu aaSsu,u9en. Die Seratbuls
uuo 9elAluBIohun9 itbcr oaS Suo9s
pro 1878 10, welpc iib ar ole 0tsltlS
! pabnoebatty anihlcB, ma pHenbor au
8olmahp oewtlen sur bslNtcuni9tel
GmbstulunB Oct StanOe. Die, ubrt
acn obnc weid)e nennenSruertbcu Au
lauoe us~rlouieneM 9crDauolungsn iiDe
oeu GtaalsbausboliSetat baben babe
uid)t amuapsrno oaS Snterelie Jul 2anO
trrrgt, MIC Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DaS lestcrs oasesen anbttrlllt, 10 be
l@oltiat man lid) AUDI %9sSeumartt0 noe
Isbbail nit oislsr 0rasc nAr tIqt "
rc1uuugsn unO Tsrmnlbunaen an ube
Oas wabri@eintIbe SIimmenoerbaltnI
Der miirtemhere,id,en RsihSbnhn
, 1876-05-25
Gngluah

2onbon, "a. Mlai. Oie sSimes'
bemerft IN eincm 2eitartifel iiber Die Gr.
sennuns oes Srn. Yierrcppnt a4s &C.
5anbtcn in gnslanb: rSie Grnennunq
bes 9errn Yierrepont it ein 3u9sltdno-
nib on Disienieen, wcIhe cincn ltren9
re6tliden g6arafter benz 9arteioienit
posr Der politil6enS dlou5eit oor5leben.
Dian muB ieoob ;useben, oab oiele Or
nennua9 nidt oisielbe 8irfung bat,
lpeI6e lie Dor Dem Sabepd'i1en YrOsei-
l. 9ebabt babcn paroe.
usbsroies miiroe Die GrrmnnuHe oes
-Srn. Sana Diel miatommener geipelen
1cin. Ser Mrtitel iNlisbt nit Dee Grtla-
runs, oab Serrn Sierrepont Yetrefs Der
Yabcod Aiiaire MIR Elm Srrtbum i'm
urtbeiIe p%orsesuerfen neroen tonne.
SIN beng erbanolun9en iiber Den neuen
juriitiids 5dbieteit uno Der sciunoe Ser
itano beg 9ra. Yierrepnat oem Ser. ct.
BON srubem Nuben leia.
2onbon, "a. Mai, Ser wStan=
barb" meloet, bab liG binneu GulsIm 8
britii6e Yanserldife i'm mitteQanoil3en
Meere bsfinosn ueroen. 9as en9lilae
@elhwaoer wirb bann i'm mitteudnoi-
iden Msere 90 Sdiffe nit 5000 Mann
umfaiien. @as aus Z Yanierl6iHen
beitebsnoe Canal. @sldppaoer nit 1000
Mann miro ,%ua9rldeialid mad @ibra!s
tar ab9eben.
CONDOR, "a. Moi. SIN unter9au
ie beantworiete ee5tsrn Nobmitta9 Der
Sctretar oes Snuern, 9err GoS Dem
Cir Wm. 9. Sarcourt, Oh oos 9aus
sige @ele9enbcit erbalten weroe, oiegor-
reiponoens oes Minslows'l@sn Sales
BON @inslo,u's SyeiIoiians 81 bemtbslz
len, ME fol9t: @8insluw lei auf oos Ct.
1u6en Der &e9ierun9 obcrmals oui 5ebn
Sage i'll 9ait sei6idt weroen; e5 lei
nidt Sraud, @taots Gptumeats 81
UcrOisntli9en, ebe Die betreHenoc Cor
relponoen5 abseldlolen lei; bod untel
ben umitdnoen oieies Galles ueroe oil
&ssisruns Die bis jest uorliesenoe Cor
1siponoens Dem Saule mterbreiten.
Neun Matrojen Der brittilhcn Barrie
.Gmma," wcl9e lid ouf bober Sec &C.
weigert batten, ibrcu Sienit 81 pcrri9'
ten, uno Den Gapitan ~seS,uun9en botten
nod @raUesenb. gn9lano, Suriid5utebs
rcn, wuroen seltern in 2Onoon su 6-S
@o9en @efdnsnib peruribeilt...
, 1876-05-25
Tranfreih.

Mppiue, "a. Mai. Sie raoifus
len Mit9tieoer Der 9eputirtsntammer
Wereen in &uraem bic Nrosslliyuny olcr
Selfersbelfer bel Dem StaatsErei1e I'M
Sabre 1851 beantra9en.
Sc 8ops" last in einem Mrtitel iber
Die @abl bes YriaScn TopoIeon; nSles
ma9t MIR sinsn Communion mcbr.
YrinS Napoleon riro in Der &ammcl
BON &epublifanern uno Yonapartifer
init Slci9sr Sera9tuuS an9elsben wer-
bcn."
, 1876-05-25
neurfte islfgr. prps(bea.


Wien, "a. Mai. Graf 6eitctils,
Braf greuoille unb Sr. b. Srautmannsz
oorf baden ii4 Der &eibe mob geme.scrt
Ole etele zines Ditrejdiiden Gelunoten
IL, 9aris 5u accsptiren. Sebterer ertldr.
tc, oab es impatient lei, cine @elanot'
iAaft in elmer &spublif su n%nterbalten.
, 1876-05-25
greiie bet @uaeigen:

a,.e... w ma, so75
Gin Gauare, ,wet Maa 5s
Gin Ganare, bret WRaa. n99
G ON Saaars' sm T}nuss 700
Gin Sanare. bret Mtcnais HoV
Srss,re um,etsen werots bttiser Ssrt@ntt.
a1t pbtr .usniser Bet cit p'Iben eimea Ssaart.
sue Mu,esssn fns I'm gsraus u teken.
Die 3eituua wi,t III NtamOnb asb Tint
asasnb poa ben 1rIssrn fias Is &snts per
gSphe anSeetrdaen.
, 1876-05-25
Die Tubkmr Z,

III b%eitintmt. has san3e bisbrrise Seiloertabren tints
;uitosen. Ole Sur pirS bur6 bas ioseuannte
&obbao nab bur6 Utnnebmen pom S~obpnl6er
Depirft. ate s0 b; Ssi 2. an; mo MnS pic =, Sf oisisar
Belt sei9en je Die 9c6enSfroit hes MtenIaen an.
IouienSe itno In ben lesten 5mei Sobrtit tt Der
@abeeAntolt, "a Stauton Ctr, 9sew Nort. 9ebeilt
,porben. Inter ben Nebeilten b~einbeu iG ptele
Wcr,te uuS Npotb TT. Gie aobbaSsr unterideiren
{t non anbeten 8doetr boburd, bag ie Strett oit
sic a~ranfbett e~inpirfer, nro ben %tranten StolI ents
terncn, tn pel4ct {ornt er oud gum Sofl9etn
fonrne. Sic ino eth SerStennlingss oees aIsl9es.
mtr6 BEL Ser WnUenbuns bttler 1nr lo:ula9sn 1etn
etaener ar;t. @ertu Senanb bur9 bteie 8doer gsz
beilt lit, 10 II er mtttlia unb rdoital eebetit. pdbz
renb no@ bet btb99rtsen 9stin,;t9ooe PIE gtfttel
aenSbnlid geidbrttder iinb oils bic Srantbettieiblt,
IunS lid bitsrs en gang 8 Seer iesunodrer Sranfs
Obsiei9 Ste eobbaher ale @rontbettens innerlt4
unb duserlt9, t~urtren, 10 itnS bod bic Mtrfnn9eT
nod tn ocutem3 ~uianoe b%efinben, san1 aueercroent'
lid: slieber, 5efbIt @erpens unb SpphuSfsber,
werbei iebr lAncQ, sew0bull4 NIT Id Vnoerl,
turirt. gals. unS SnmeenfdbDtnolnd,s ptro'
oepSbulid llidt furirt. Maiieriud)t, N1ctts
tnatiSmu9 perben oft Sebt. i8nsl. Gebetlt;
cben5o Iueeus uno Sbr naturalization, lonte cue
fDpbilstitds Srautbeitsn tn leoent Sraoe' gst
Sd,miiren, GeropbeIt SC: II bic 8irtnn9 cine
bISsli6e II. i6tbare. Mur etn Bah TT htnreidenb,
Inn :SeSen Don Der @trfaNs sa ibersenser. @tes
aeafrcbS nno bic iosenannts $,ariss pSsf
SSsarSer sebeilt, Sci isstsrer aroatbeit ,ssbea, Is
Qro5ent SeS 3uGeritOifss NIT ieosm SGoe snrb ben
Die 9abe, unb Ginne9mes9nfb toerbea mad
icbem Mat i'm eanbs ~perianet. Der Nrsis Ses
hobesVr[uers TT ~, ber bes GtnrsAme : pn[pers
81. WSnr loIe i9 cine 8roiAlre iiber bic aobfnt
IN enaltjGsr spsr Stutider Sprahs i4tden.
FIR. RauchfusS,
"a esantot Str. tBox 1se9)sJ
Ntw 9ert
, 1876-05-25
SWrfei.

B n, "a. Mai. Cine Spesinl=
Sepei9e oes n2onopn Stnnoaro" aus
8ien meloet. oaB 5 neutrality-suspicious.
mad Dem aSdii@sn Mesre uuterrpsss
ieien.
@raf Inora1p maate, elmer 8erlinsr
Depeide Der n&onODn Shines" suiolse,
mdbreno elmer Sebatte Yetrefs Der &e-
iolution, wclAe OeHrci9 perbietet, Die
ouiitapoiI&cn tiirtiI@en prOoinSsn 81
, 1876-05-25

NaS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STAAFS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI.
d OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-05-25

Ireunoe uuJ j1einOe i'm Tcid)5ta9. Nui
0runo eer GlscnId}aft ais wurtsmters
9tlDe neutrality-suspicious. uno lNrer
AOltlmnlung III oer Stdnoefammer tenn
man Die 9roBtre 0alfte Der slcsItltI9en
tcldlstasSabgcoronetsn ais 9sgntr Oes
prol, fits bc5e':bnelL lDaDreno DIE liarfe
J{tnoritat suA yroBtea GDctt nod tc!Hs
6Grbe bctaunt bat
, 1876-05-25
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