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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29
Written for the Gazette.
The Student Of Upsala.
[ An incident from Swedish life.
ELMO WILDWOOD.


ELMO WILDWOOD.
In the pleasant public ways
Or Upsala, years ago,
Whose jets still rise in silver sprays,
And where frothing waters flow,
group of students gathered there,
On shining summers day.
Sabbath stiffness i'll the air,
Save the joyous fountains play.
Sunday morn; when passing by,
Came quiet, happy throng;
Froken of the mild blue eye,
Of the voice like thrush's song.
The regents daughter led the train
With attendants near at hand;
Murmurs blending like the rain
Ran round that student band.
For never face of modest mien,
Or loneliness beyond compare,
Was ever like fair Frokcn's seen,
In Upsala's gardens rare.
Retiringly student stood
lone widows son, and poor,
In u dreapsy. thoughtful mood,
And in scores Fnoken's wooer.
AS she passed, what mood was this?
The boys passion had run wild.
lie challenges who dares, to kiss
The stern regents favored child.
Then q sprig of noble stock
Took the banter with leer;
Shrank the group like curpent flock,
AS the regents train drew near.
The widows son with manly blush,
Boldly stepped to Froken's side;
Fell a deep and breathess hush
AS each eye the movement spicd.
Then with frank but modest tone
Calmly spoke in phrase like this:
Poor, fortune | should own,
If Froken's lips might but kiss"
Blushlng then the nlaid replied
t+lf such be true the'boon were light 30
Received the kiss as might a bride,
With half.coyr giriish fright.
All unconscious now of wrong,
Slowly passed beyond the sight;
The students stood, guilty thrOng,
P;,le as ghosts that walk the night.
Morrow came, and summons stern
From the castle on the height;
Mandate boldest dared not spurn,
And too late unthought Of flight.
Confronted there, the student met
The grim old regent, face to face;
Modest phrase and neatly set
Served him well in his disgrace.
Frankly he told his story through,
Nothing CLOSED and naught concealed;
The regents eye more kindly grew,
And tinge of mirth revealed.
In truth the students manly brow
And nameless noble air
Inly pleased him; and he now,
In some mood as kind as rare,
Babe him come as oft he would,
When the castles clock struck noon,
To mingle at the festive board,
An equal, as n special boon.
When was folly Ger so crowned
Arrant bodness when so paidi
Fer 4 twelve-month wheeled around
His bride, the regents child W. made.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29
Well, here is an obituary as is an obitu.

Well, here is an obituary as is an obitu-
airy, in the Indianapolis Herald:
He was man who had hosts of warm
friends, and his death will be sincerely
While dcploring his utimely
end, however, we must not forget that he
was one of that dangerous class Of gen.
ial swindlers whose loose ideas of right
and wrong have done so much towards
making us nation of thieves. An un-
mitigated rogue, wholly bad in everything
is much less dangerous than man who
coolly perpetrates the most monstrous
frauds, and yet is not lacking in those vir-
tues which make his fellow men love him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29

4 correspondent who wants to know
how to ascertain the value of green
back dollar in gold can do so by dividing
100 by the gold quotation. Thus, gold is
quoted 49, Annex ciphers to 100 and di-
vide by l13. Answer, SS13, nearly. 1t is
a problem in the Rule Of Three as follows ::
If ll3 in green backs is worth 100 in gold,
how much is 100 in greenbacks worth.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29

The last war we had with Mexico,
gave the Me1icans better times and
more money than was usual with them,
fer OUR army bought literally and paid
cash. And now they act as if aching
all over to he whipped in the same way
again. Not only in Texas, but on the
California border the cattle thieves and
raiders are continually making inroads
on the territory of the United States.
If the United States are compelled to
conquer another peace with Mexico,
1t is to be hoped they will conquer the
whole piece this time and make them
foot all the bills. If Mexico cannot
take care of its own subjects, however
careless, the United States will, anG
are very carefully looking into it now
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29
TO CONSUME

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
remedy, is anxious to make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire 1t
he will send copy of the prescription used, Gree
using the same, which they will find sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c: Par
ties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. u. a. WILSON,
49.Gm l04 Penn St., Williamsbprgh. New York.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29

The Missisquoi River reached the
highest point reached since the October
frcshet of 1869, during the late thaw,
and carried off two or three bridges ilS
Westfeld. The river was entirely
cleared of ice, the like of which in
any winter thaw the oldest inhabitant
doesn't remember.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29

Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alene. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop,
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and 'nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme OLD age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says
"The constituents are pure, and care.
fully selected for excellent qualityj
and consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Prioe One Dollar.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29

LYoN's KATHAIRoN prevents the hair
from falling out or turning gray, re-
news its growth, and gives strength
and vigor 1t is delightfully."- perfum-
ed, and makes a splendid dressing. 1t
is the cheapest and most desirable
Hair Tonic ever produced. Used by
the elite Price on ly so cepts.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29

John Haley, night Waterman OH
the Central Vermont Railroad, at North
Hartland, was run over and killed
Wednesday evening by some train be-
tween North IIartland and Hartland
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29

The Centennial Appropriation Bill,
appropri ating $l,50O,000 for the Phil
adelphia celebration, passed the House on
Tuesday by majority of 16. The New
England members voting against it were
McSsrs. Joyce and Hendcl of Vermont
and Bell and Jones of New Hampshire.
The vote stood as follows:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29

Lucius w. Pond the Worcester forger
was arraigned on Tuesday and pleaded
guilty to portion Of the charges against
him. He was sentenced to fifteen years
Imprisonment.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentlemen who suffered for years from Ner
vous Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects
of youthful ndiscrction will, for the sake Of suf.
ferring humanity. send free TO all who need it, the
recipe aud direction for making the simple remedy
by which he WIS cured. Sufferers wishing to pro,
by the advertisers experience can do so by
addressing IN perfect confidence.
40-6nl JOHN b. OGDEN. AZ Cedar st., New York
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29
sSsA a LECTURE.
,sgv TO YOUNG MEM

Just Published, in a Sealed Enrolope Price
sig cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical cure of Seminal Weakness or Sperma
torrh9a, induced by SelfAbuse, Involuntary
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debility and I'm
pediments to Marriage generally; Consumption
Epilepsy and Fits: Mental and Ply: ical Incapat
ity, &c,-gy ROBERT j. CULVERWELL, NJ. d.
author of the Green Beck )" Ac.
The world.renovned author, in this admirabl
Lecture, clearly proves from his own eXperieno
that the awful consequences of SelfAbuse may b
cflectually removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical. operations. bougies, in
struments, rings or cordials; pointing out mode
of cure at ence certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and radi
cally
REy- This lecture ,eiH provc boon to thousands
and thousands.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
dress, ON receipt Of six cents or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
L. BRUGMAN & son,
gh-1yH Al Ann ST., New York, z. o. BOX 45ss
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29
Buckingham's Dye

FOR THE WHISPERS.
AS our Remover i'll many cases
requires too long time and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation /; which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA. NH.
q. Ill. BURNHAM, Nj. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
5,.am JEFFERSON HILL.S. II.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-01-29

termination of the war, or of any change
in the manner in which it has been con-
Quoted on either side, he feels that the
time is at hand when it may be the duty
of other Governments to interfere, sole
Iy with the view of bringing to an end
disastrous and destructive conflict and Of
restoring peace in the Island of Cuba.
No Government is more Interested in the
order and peaceful administration of this
island than is that of the United States,
and none has suffered as has the United
States from the condition which has OBJ
tanned there during the past six or seven
years. lie will therefore feel it his duty
at an early day to submit the subject In
this light, and accompanied by an express
sion of the views above presented for the
consideration of Congress.
This conclusion is reached with reluct-
ancc and regret. 1t is reached after
every other cxpedient has been attempted
and proved a failure, and in the firm con-
viction that the period has at last arrived
when no other course remains for this
Government"
This would seem to indicate Cuisines.
The Foreign news Is of no partic ular
interest, exceptin regard to Turkish az
fairs. Everybody and his wife and his
children have heard of the hired man
who said che liked hash for forty or fifty
days, but not for steady diet" That man
exactly described my views on Turkish
affairs" Every day something is cab'ed
over about Turkish affairs" until the
mermalds. II they have lappcd the " ''cs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21
spfalbertd,tc aus VDaibiuaton,

2Sai bington, 20. Sonlor. 0nI.
BOob, nobnbaft SCR. 277, S ltrabe, betrai
beute Oiorgen t5 ubr eiuen 6remoen, luie
berielbe burd bic 0intertbiir iib iH'S 6auS
ihleid]eu pollte. Nuf ieinen Qurui ergrlff Der
6remSe iiber ben 3aun bic Slu6t. 6r. 8ooc
feuerte brei S9Ilie INN uad. &,lS bic 30
lililten 4rnolo uub I9licn, rpsld,e Die Shiife
b0rten, berbetgefOmmeu maren, fanoen iie
cort einen grOBen idlnor5eu Suno, Der bon
benz Spitbubeu mobl juriidgeluiien mar.
- Dem 9teprdientantenbauie nurOe am
18. b. SO. BON .Srn. Sudner cine 9eiebes-
oorlage 8ebufs Gretrung elmer eigenen Stabt-
oeripaltung Don gSalbington uno @rludblung
Der Sberbeamten Ourd Die SHr9er etn9ez
reidt.
- Sic Sener Gommiiidre beidlOfen, III
ihrer 9citrigen SerIammlung mlber Den Sn=
genienr Sobn Dt. WOore an Der Sprtte SIR.
pe9en Ha9ldiI9fcit i'm Oient unb lin.
fdbigteit Die Discipltu=l u=llIterin6ung cinSus
letter..
- Die 4otiseiz@apitdne, in Seren Stati
onsbduieru tiirsllt OaS gSaiier abgeorebt
worben 1T, erbeben gesen oerarti9eSetrafung
@inipra6e, inbem iie aufibren, baB inter
iolheu llmit1noen es nift ul18lid] lei, Die
StattonSbdnler, in beuen allnddltlttb etwa 20
bis 80 PeriOnen logireu, iotpie namentltd Die
Abtritte seb0rig 3u reini9en.
: Inter Der Sradlt, weldle yaOums' Gr=
prep .Gompaguie" auf Dem NtiOlGuO Sabn-
Suse geiteru bef0rOcrtc, bemertte man in
Nleranbria spei Snaben imIiter bon Z, reip.
8 Sabren, ipel9e pon8ilmin9tOn, 9el., mad
6lorioa ueriannt murben. Sie tefanben IT'D
5par i'm Yerionenpageu, batten uber ibre
Noreiie am 9todfrasen befeitigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21

ltrigen Slbung Der SeGislatur bel. GS beiBt
oaB bic Gompagnie pGbreno Der gegeumGrtl
gen SiBung Der @eiebgebung nid)t ourd
elnsn Nnmalt in 9lnnapolis uertreten Ieir
ptrb, iouberi 6rn. &epier oieies Otal als
ibren 6eprGientanten auSerieben bat.
Gs iit cine allgemein befannte Shatiad)e,
oaB Die Sompagnie bon Der Sopfieuer befreIt
gu luerben miinld)t mo oabin arbeitet, oaB Ole
9cietgebung ibr Dieie Stsuer erldBt.
Soffentlil merben ale spiidlen Dem Staate
unp Der Suhn= @ompaguie ertitirenoen itreiti=
qen Bunfte in elmer fir beioe Selten sairiez
beniteaenben 9Seiie geidlltdtet uerben.
pie Oention Der 9 d)iffs=
Sngen Hre fano geitern ibren IbldluB.
0aS YrGlbium fitbrte 6r. q. 8. 6Oote ton
Baltimore.
SIS mur0e beihloiier, oaB OaS &ttual Ser
Soltimorer NIociatlou BON Der gtatioual.
@onOentiOn angenGmmen un0 ienem Wtitz
9lleoe amei GOplen oe1iclben itbergebeu iuer.
Oen iOlleu; ierner, baB ale 0elegateH uGue
iubOrbtnirten afociatiOneu blloen biirfen,
meun ite bon ooer mebr Mltglieoern in Der
Seriammlung bd5u aufgeiOrOert werOen.
'6r. Soiepb &ragQ muroe ermdd)ttgt, 8e.
ifliilie 3u entperfen, Die an ben @ongreB ab,
geifidt uno in meld)en 2ebterer eriuf]t mer.
Ocn iOa, ein @eieb Su erlaiien, mad weldem
alle conieifonirten SHSeHieure ameritaniide
Siirger ieiu miiiien.
gtadSem Der 8alttmorer Aiiociation Der
0ant Der @onuention tiir Die freuuolihe 4uf-
nobme Der Oeiegaten erltattet uno bei9lofien
mar, am nritten Dleufage I'M Sauuar 1877
in Bolton, NRaii., 5uiammsuSutretcn, erioIgte
Sertaguug.
bleben Oes Srn. 6 op II q.
I t t. - 6r. @opiu u. abbott, 8un=
,eS SdiifScOmmiffdr i'll Baltimore, itarb
,orgeitern glbeub in ieiuer Bobnuua gtr.113,
Siioz6 6igbiraBe, i'm &C. 2ebeuSjahre. !Sr. |
4bbott mar ieit langcrer ,3eit ans aranfen=
ager geieiielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21

3entration Der tiirfiiden Sruppen au bel
9reu5e ioldle Dimenitonen unnehmen iollte
oils Die abiid)t, WoutenssrO gu blodireu, er
fennen laiisn uno bag oann Der Siirit uor
Nonteuegro alle fampffdbigen Wonteue9ri.
ner inter bic 8affen rufen unb nah Ger per
segowiua mari6uen iollte, baB insuiider
Vtontenegro zine abmartenbe Stellungeirz II.
tetne Srteoensit0rurg porntmmt, menn Die
tiirfliden Sperationen nidt Sur Gntnidlung
elmer ernteren S1tuation, alS jet' beltebt,
ilihren. Dieier 8efluB ideint banptidhlid
oeBbalb gefaBt su ieiu, I'm einen mOrallihen
@inorud aui Die Sobe Eforte unb bic 1ton=
te1egriner aussuiibcn. Die Qebteron iino bGflt
un5ufrieocn iib,r Die nud ibrer anitdt unsnt-
i6lOliene unb fltr6tlame 8olitit bes Siirlten
yaonteneeto.
W en-, 90. San. - Der Srle9smlntlter
pon Nonteuegro 1T mad @ettirie 5uriidge=
fcbrt.
cpfnoisn.
&aJcutta, 20. San. - Der YrinS Don
2SaleS traf beute III Gabore eiH.
1tarft uuo BorIe.
Vonoon, 20. San. - @onlolS SO 1916
fiir9e;o, 90 1916 fir Srief.- Imerifantide
SOnos '67er 1893; @rie l4s.-9aS Bullion
III Der SaHf bat tpdbrenb Der lebten 8ofe
Inn 387 900 G.-Sterl. ;ugenommen.
2ioerpoOl, 20. Sanuar. - SaumnOGe
Ief; Sberl. Ct; Srl. 7. Serfaufe $4,000
Sallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21
gsermtf@tc 9cpefd)cn aus
SySpafs- -Mnff

geip.D Dorf, 20. San. - Gte 9ampfer
,State Of Penninloauia" Don @lasgOw uno
y@itp Of 9lelu, Durf" ben 9auanna iinO bier
eingetrpfien.
= Seute ta9te bier eine @ouuentlon oes
,Iational- 4mateur. 9uberer- Sereins."
- Die Bid, rpelde bic uelbeiprohene Ifte
iiber Qnieuung Scr rsrauen9trnnen" al89ebz
rerluuen iotberrn,t, uuroe beute IN Ilbang
gun: britten Wale perleien.
- Gid1ter Barrett mics bente bas 9sluh
um einen 6abeaS=@OrpuS su @unlten Oes 8.
Stofes ab. - StoteS miro alio nod Elm
Satr gu Drummer baben, uno Die llnteriu.
dHu9Shaft tbm nid)t gutgeldrieben.
- Sob er0fiuete beute 81 s112s.
- Seute Wforgen purse IN Dem Fro5eiie
geaen Smeeo, in welbem eS iidl UNI cine
OtlQ. Dollars banoelt, cine Surp erlaust,
uno oas @eridt perta9te iid) bis gum UtoH~
tags.
- Seute Na6nlittos ,purbe por 9i9ter
8rutt in 8rooflpn sleidfalls I'M einen SD
beaS Corpus zSsiebl" 5u @uufen oes Ytor-
DerS StOfes nadseuGt; oerelbe mnroe je-
bo6 perlpeIgert.
- Ser llnteridatmeiiter sablte beute fiir
SntereGen $I18,0 900 uno fir siu9e5ogene Sbl
lIgationcn $4,000 aus.
- Die 3nu @innabmen betrugen beutt
1928 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21
Vermiid1te tele9rapbtide
EeNeSfsen

- giner Der gSablridlter bon Chicago
murbe 9eitern iiberfiihrt, eiHem republican,
iden Challenger ben 3utritt 81 Dem StimE4
plase uerlpeigert 81 baben.
- Wtan glGubt, oaB in bieier Saiion i'm
8eten $780, COO Sdmeine tpeniger geid1ladl=
tet woroen iinb. als in Der oortgen. 9ie Gua<
litdt ,uar jeb6d entidieocn befer.
& Die Oemofratiife Staats @onpentiOn
bon Yennipluanien loQ am %. Mdr3 in gan=
CATER tagen.
- Ser Sriegsoampfer yMarion" ging &C.
tern bon PortSmoutb, 9t..9., nah 9lOrz
iOlf ab.
- Sn 8oiiou III @reenousb's Statne oeS
SObu gSintbrop Don Sloren; etugetroffeu; :;
bieelbe miro Dealnddit mad 8aibington ges
id)idt merben, nm eiueu Ylae I'M Sapitole
gu erbalten.
- Der 100. SabreStag Der S9iad)t BON
Yrinceton ipitb am 5. Suli begangen merben ;
oil oieiem Gage erfldrte Tll OJtOua &Giarea"
oOtr Nen= Serieg uuabhdngi9.
-Sa 0tooDD & SanfeDS Sen1pel 5u Ybts
laoelpbta paren 9eitern II 900 0ieuiben an'
lpeieno nno SanienDe fonuten teinen GinlaE
finOen. 0ie @ollette ergab iiber 100000.
Cine Dame, beren Sobn betebrt moroeu mar,
i9tdte einen 0tamantrinq, pelder BON einen1
Serru iOfOrt fitr $1,000 gefauft wurOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21

Sohn S.. gfatbanisl 9. uno @m. q. 9tums
fen BON Baltimore unfreitpilig bancroft su
erfldren.
Das SauS iit bier i'm auitern= uno 6riid,tes
&onierpgeiddfte thati9. Die @reoitoren iinb
sr65tertbeils Saltimurer, ,unb Der Setras ibrer
6oroerungen belduft fif auf $69,0O0. Die
Yetition fiibrt aus, oaB bic bier angetlagten
betrii Jeriide @ertififate auSaeiteqt, als babe
leber pon ibnen $25, 900 in bas Seidaft ein+
aedlOifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21
YroieTttrte Smspenfiott pon Sob
len f.&eraft1erfen.

Nem y Ort, 20. San. = Jn elmer beute
uoR ben perihieDenen &oblen Sntcreienten i'm
j3ebQftslotale Der y9elanarez uuo 5ubion>
&anaIz&Omp." biericlbit abgebalteuen Ser,
lammlung mu.be 5eldlo0en, wegeu Der 2lnz
Diuiung Der unoerraufteu &OhleH auf benz
Dtarfte pom Z. 6ebruar bis IL. UtGrs ben
8etrieb Der 2tntbra5lt Sob blenbergmerfe su JUS.
neuOiren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21

8rGn0e.

Suffalo, N.=9., 20. San. - Sn Solge
BON Sranoitiftuu9 lpiittete beute MOrgen Elm
5erItorenoeS 6euer in oem 9roBen uieritDd1gen
gagerbauie, weldes itf BON 9tr. 80 bis ytr.
SO, Briuleltr., uno bis SHr Central gSerite
eritredt. I6t5ebnbuncert Safer Gebl uno
100000 Saboanben gtn9en perloren. Ser
SAaSen tuirb auf s29,O 900 ueranidla9t; Die
Teritferung betrGgt $4,000.
. It o II, 20. San. - Die y@ape=@oO-
SOrie" uno Sretts' '6duier9epiert in ,Sar.
Md, Cape COB, rpur6en geitern Nbenb elm
Raub Der Slammen. Sal Der gaiRc Sc
iddftstbeil Der Stabt rpurDe in eineu Sflutt-
baufen pernuubelt. 9as Seuer entitano
bur6 Die @rplolton eiuer Nampe unb Der
SdJaoeu betrdgt etrua SIS 900.
Ytttsburg, Ba., 20. San.-Sn Qpollo,
Pa., enttano geftern 2beub in Solge Der CT
plofon elmer Sellampe I'M S9ublaoen ces
6rn. $. u. 8auoolpb Seuer, tnel6es siuei
SGuier9euierte init etra 40 @ebdHben, fat
oie 6dlfte Der Stabt, i'll aide lsgte. Der
Serluit niro auf $4,000 puanibla9t.
greenfield, 0taf,, 20. San. = gu
Dfiuers Sails, Utaii., wllrbe geitern Sbenb
Der S5eil Oes @ebGubeS Der Imioon'i6en
Sabritgeieaifaft, iuelher 3urSabrifation BON
Sinberwasen benubt lpirO, ourd Seuer ger.
iiOrt. Ser Sd)aben berdgt etrua $4,000;
oerlelbe it utc1t n1frdl Rpr5td1eruu1 oe0eCft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-21
yieite Hffm0fe.

Stem 0orf, 20. San. : Cine &abel-
9epeide all OaS .gtem Dorf Sreeman's
Solrual," Oatirt Rom, 20. San, meloet, b0B
Aaegbenrz@ilp, Benni., Su elmer fatboliidlen
9i0Seie 9eutad,t, 8iibof Domenec Su YittSz
burg ais sriter 8iihof bieisr neuen 0i0Seie
uuo Der 6Ohw'ite Smt9g ;u @ltpoHa aum
Siidloi ppu Bittsbura e;nannt moroell lit.
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9te @eIfaitsiteiiutta.
Scr 90uOfS'5d1e Wro3ef5.

Serbanblungen i'm 2anb,s= Bro3eiie iuuroer
beute Mor9en Dor benz 9eridte fiir @umber
lano SountD fortgelebt.
9(ler gS. Yierion aus Sinelano be;eugtc
baB er 3mei Wial an bem au9eflasten an6et=
den bon eitespermirrt1elt bemerit babe uut
baB feline 9elhi6te bon @eilterr, Die ittl I'M
Jtebei BON ben Sproler Qlpen erbeben iollen,
Elm @rSeugnib Der QaubiS'ihen Gelftssfranf-
belt iet; 2auoiS ideine mtrflid) oil Die Grt.
lten5 iolder Setter 81 9lauben.
SboS. S. Ware uno Senl. &oof, In9eilellte
BEL 2anbts, be3eugten, caB iie 3ettiueile ben
itieren 8lid oes Nnsefla9tel bemerften uub
5war jebes Wal, wenn nidlt Die 9ertngite llr=
iad)e oaSu geboten mar.
&. 9lnberlon, 0tartin uuo 4leranoer Y.
@olesberrp aus philadelphia be3en9ten, OaB
ite Sanbt8 fur5 nad ieiner Riidtebr aus gu
ropa in ben Ndumen oeS ylnionz2eaanez
Club" iaben unb iiber ieinen 9eiihts Nus=
orud, ionie iiber Ieine tpilbe &Onperiation III
cine 9eipiie geitiirsung ueriebt warel. Nar=
tin aqte bel ber gelegenbeit 5u @olesberrp:
rSer Wtann lit 1rriinnig." OaS 8eridt uer=
ta9te iih bann bis llbr.
Gin 3euge iagte aus, er babe etnem Sdet.
bend]ieBsu in 9anbis' !Sauie beigeipobut, an
mel6em ond) Sran Sanbis tbeilgeuommeu.
Or. Sane, Der Samilieuar3t, ia9te ans, er
babe Is Sabre lang in Baltimore prafti,irt.
Salte 9anois fiir etneu guten @eihGf ftsmaun,
babe aber felt oeiien 8iidtebr aus europa
cine eigenibiimlid)e Serdnberung on ibm
mabrgenomnen. NuS peridtebenen lluterre-
ouugen babe er id,lieBen miifen, oaB Harois
wabnitunig lei. 2anbis' 8abuiinu babe bariu
befanoeu, oaB er ieine Srau fur pabniiunig
gebalteu babe. aIe leine Seriu9e, ihn iiber
oielen Bunft 81 berubigen, ieien fruhtlos &C.
blieben. 2anols babe itetS geiiirbtet, Die
6rau werbe lbn unO bic ain0er ermorbcn.
Ser lebte 3euge, ,uelder pernommen tpurbe,
lab eintn .Seitunssausianttt IN ben 0dnDen
Der Srau 2anOis uuo glaubt, Dap bieieS Der
ylrtifpl nm Snrruth8 mnr
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(Gtablirt i'm Suui 1841.)
Stets gtabIiilenlent ieiert (nnr on lntetdretoer)
ane uothiseu oct liliiIten Sniormotonen 9tnhntlln
her Gelilina Observation-Disclosures &C. bon 3autlenten,
Sdnolern II. M. lnnsrbalb Der Ser. SsGaten, 2ers
ritorien uno Wrtttzytoro@amerita; du9 lisiern ile
elm Jeler,nsz Sud, weihes Die ytdmen oon nient.
Bic gteiuas Oer,elbsn sutbdn. Gs 1T oas compile.
tsts uuo ansseoebntsite Spiten, psles leE'als lat
Beauemdteit Der 8ants uno Sanoelshanler uno lnl
bels oreuniiirt murbe. 40 afpeiabnreaus hdbcn mn,
meldbe in ben bauptdhlitfen Stdotsn iinoi un)eie
erlebterunseu fonue1 niht h6eftroifeI mes. tn.
VNut. O. Scartett, bieripobneaoet Sompa9non.
fts,- Tdlae Nnipr:d>e rperben eiuSeSogen uno@>e'
ridjtslatbeu i'm Aaaenleinen belor9t. tSad2l.1SD