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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

BADEN uns an BEN Citations: Iaenten mad
WaIcott sewanbt unb m09ten uniere Qeier,
bic uiellei9t Ndberes iiber ben SAD wiiem,
bitten, es uns mitSutbeilen. gouling fam
Dot awei Sabren aus geru, Sibamerifa,
mad ct. Srancisco, perlieB bic Sta6t Dor
etpa finf Monaten, 9ins CUR @sltausitelz
lung mad philadelphia uno MAJ auf Der
Seimreiie, als i'm 10 plOsli9 Der Gobt err
elite. SouIine, breiBts Sabre aft, mar elm
lebr 9ebiIoeter Mann II. ipra9 flieBenb pier
Spra9en.
Srinri9 &neip, ieiues Ramens mad elm
Surembnr9er, 10 Sabre aft, Der Dor etliz
den Mlonaten BON ct. Setter mad Minnez
apolis fam unb in lSerrn Sulius @roB's
&oitbauie gei9dftisuns fanb, sins NIT
Smei @efdbrten baSen, wurbe BON einem
Srampf befaaen uno, obi9on elm gutter
S9plmmer, ertrant er.
Sobn g. Snbrrtg, friiber BEL ueridiebez
men 6irmen Glert IN Sort Waibinatom,
@isc., unb ieit mebreren Sabrsn in Bors
ta9e, Gate Superrior, beiu9te fiir,lid ieis
men Eflesepater Hs. Semp, beiIen Samilie
unb feline 6reunoe in SSanfse &c., blieb
IA Gage uno febrte Sann wieSer beim.
Nus elmer Mittbeilnng i'm Milpaufee
r0erolb" erleben mir, baB bic apotbefers
firrna Roeien unb 6ranf in &eSs0inss quite
@ei9dfte ma9t. 5reut uns re3t iebr!
9Sie uns 9err &iefcr in philadelphia
beri9tet, baben Die Goienbeete Der Ssrrn
Suppert unb Nottins, Die bur3 bic anbals
teape 6iee seIitten, ii9 mad BEN erfriideuz
ben &esen wieber erbolt unb iebeu redt
hiihih qua
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

benz @roBbersostbum iinb bod ii9sr be-
beutc,IOer ais bic swiiden 9uremburs unb
Seiterrei3.
llsber Die finansieus Settle Ser 6rase mag
i'd nidt ipre9en. Gs i6eint briben Der
@runoiab gu selten, bas &leine ST iparen
uno bas @roBe Iaufen SUI laiien.
Sa beiBt es, mir tenneu Die 3uitdnoe in
2lmerifa ni6t! 8arum ni9t, meine Ser.
rem? @eil ibr Sud ME nm Qmerita be-
fiimnert babt unb %unieru @urten fem @es
bOr i9erfen mo9tet. Oarum tennt ibr
Die 3uitdnbe ni9t.
3um S9luB: ESQ lang eve d Letze.
burger Land selbstaendig do steht, soil
ct yum Wenegsten e Mann hei hun, dem
mir am Vertrauen ons Ugelegenheten fir=
brengen kenuten, an dat, wann ct nedeg
as, an de- Landessprooch.
Oieies iino, 9srr Gsbacteur, etlide me-
MICE anli9ten iibsr bic GoniularanseIesens
beitsn fun
lane "a, Gcbuat,Io,oon 80 la, Nrsso1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15
AirhliGs ufuigkritsu.
Snlanb.
GrSbiSceie MiI

grSbi5ceie Milwautee.
9m Treitas ben A. 3. %. wuroen in
ct. Glara, Sinlinnaua Mounb, in unierer
Na9barl6aft IA ilnse Oamsn oils Noui:
sen in ben Srben bes beilisen Oominifus
aufsenommen.
@rsbi0ceie baltimore.
Ser btilise Batter ianbte unlansit BEN
G~omponiitem Oislmann in gmmettsburs in
Marplanb bur9 ben bo9w'i fen Serrn Si'
i9of @ilmour pon glepelanb cine biibi9t
iilberne MebaiIe ais Insrtennuns fir feline
muiitalii9en Gompoitionen.
GrsbiSeeie Rem Yorf.
Cardinal @eGlosfeb baIt ii9 our Star.
flung ieiner @eiunbbeit in Newpcrt in
Staate &bObe Sslanb uuf.
9ie SnminifanerbGtcr baben lin go,
627 3wette Muenue cine Seimatb fir pers
wabrIoite Rtnber e~rSiinet unb iid ct. 60.
iepb als S9uspatron fir bieie glnitaIt err
wdbIt.
gr5biDceie Salifar.
Die Gr,oiGeeic 9alifar bat am LESTER
Sonntas Sur9 ben COB ibrss Obsrbirtsn
bes bodw'lt item 9errn @rsbii9ois Or. Sbo.
mas 8. connolly einen unsrietli9en Serlui
erlitten. Sein gbaractsr pra9te ii6 il
ieinsm @abliprude aus: Der SrieSe ie
NIT Sud unb bic @nabe." Oils be
bO9'ite Serr grsbiidof WaIib I'M Sabr
1912 als g%oabiutor mad NeusS 9ottlanl
seianbt wurbs, iteIte ibm bic Yropasanb'
ben bamals erit ~ Sabre alten Yrisits
Gonolp ais Seeretar CUR Seite. 1855
wurbe Der peritorbene Pralat 8ii9of Dol
ct. Sobu unb folste 1859 nod benz Cob
bes bo9w'ften grsbii1ofs @aIib pon Sa
lifar bemielben auf benz er5bii4OFi3el
Tbrone mad. Dsrneue grsbii4of aei@nst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

Warumb Der Staatspfarrer" Man'
Jun Don Sboner BEL beiien crit uor tarsem
erfolster Giniebuns ale Iltfatbolifen bes
Cautious @enf in Der S9ueiS iid Stel.
bi5ein seseben unb iOsar Der Staatsratb
in Der Berion ieines WfitsIieoes Serioer
erI6ienen mar, IN Sranfrei@ ausseliefert
weroen mu6te, lit nun befannt. Gr lit ndms
lid in ieiner Seimatb gu Sebn Sabren @as
lserenitrafe uerurtbeiIt wotoen, pesen Sal
i6uns uno Notb,udt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

Sobeit Der &ronprins bes beuti9en
J.ei9s unb BON YreuBen" nebit, bod Der o
@enablinn" uno rSbre fonisli4e Sobeit
Die Srau &ronprinSeiiinn BON Stalien" bieie
lire Inpermanbtsn i'm berliner @qnarium
begriibt baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

Na9 elmer ueberi DIT I'M 20.
Socialbemofr. 3dbIt bic iociaIi1ii6e greiie
in beutider Spra6e 81 Srsane, in frans
s0iiider Spra9e 7, in italienii9er 8, in
bo1dnoii9er, ierbii9er ruiiii9er Spra9e
ie 8, in cSe9iider, enslii6er nnb bGnii9er
Sprade ie 2 Srsane, in ipanii3er Spra9e
je l Organ, ;uiammem alio 80 Sr9ane.
Mm 1. Sanuar 1876 sabIte bic iocialiiii6e
Brsiie SO, unb am l. glpril 70 Srsane.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

Cine Oeputationu Don proteitan:
tii9en en9Iii3en Preoigern bat BET Dem
BrGiibenten oes Staatsratbs, 9erSog BON
Gi9monb, Seiduerbe barber Sefiibrt,
baB in ber r6mii9tat6olii6en S9ulen ent.
sesen ben 9eietIi9en Sori6riften anO Dem
in alien unbern S9ulen beitebenben Srau:
DIE pd6renO Der gum llnterri9t in weItlis
den @egenitanOeu beitimmten Stunoen
0teli9ionSunterri9t, unb swar in elmer ben
SaB sesen anbere Sefenmtniiie ndbrenben
@eiie, ertbeiIt werbe, baB ferser ebeniaus
sesen Die alIsemeine S9uIOrbnuns u~eritos
benb in bieien S6ulen @eiitli9e ais 2ebs
RET beidaftist ieien. Der Sersos BON 9ti6s
monb peripra9, bieie Sei9werben in
grudsunS 81 5:c3en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

Der Iutberii9e &ir9enfreunb
beflast ii6 iebr iiber bas enbloie Strsiten
swii6en peri9iebenen Spnobsn Der lutb.
&ir9e. Gs betribt bies ni6t nur i'm,
ionbern aud piele gnSers, bic sben ni6t
serabe sHr g9laeinieIisma3enben" seb0ren.
ginen iol9en bartnddisen troeisen @eiit,
wie man i'm in eini9en Spnoben Der lutb.
Stride finbet, 1T faum anberspo an;utrefs
fen. @abrenb anbere &irden ii9 freuen
Der ginisteit unS babur3 INNER mebr per-
einist werbeu, beiben uno reiBen iie ii6
untereinanber, unb iebe Yartei peiB gang
seuiB unb beitimmt. baB bic Qnbere ntdt
redt9ldubis lit. Sc iGneler Die gauge
Stride" 3tom sueiIt, ie i9neIer weib man
no iie bin9ebOren, bod lit gu boiien, baB
elm gutter Sbeil ni6tS wiiien mill pom
&%rebs9an9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

Sffisieu lit es u cOnitatirt, baB Der
MDrber SonSosnO's in 0fom Elm 6reimaus
rer uub spar @roBmeiiter elmer &Omii9en
9ose mar. Sarob iddmen ii3 Die 2osens
briber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

ii6 gang Defenders bur9 tbsolosiide 8ennts
niiie aus unb bielt 1859 cine Offentli9e
Otsputation nit Hi9ter Wilmot, bic bas
mails elm aaBerorbentli1es Infieben ma9te.
SeIbt Yroteftanten iddsten ben fatbolis
i@en grsbii6of unb befla9en ieinen gers
Init
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

Die vSimes" beridtet aus 9onSon,
81. Suli, Der Sii9of uon Meatb, Samuel
Builder, wsl9er ieit lanserer 3eit IN Gun:
sensg onseitionen litt, babe in einem Gin:
fau uon OeIirium, ba serabe fein 8arter
anpeienb mar, am letten Gam tas Selbit:
morb ~besansen, inbem ct ii6 nit einem
GaiirmeiIsr cine t6btli6e @unbe an Salie
beibra9te. Oils Der Wdrter mad furSe,
3eit suriiftebrte, fanb CT bic Gbire per:
i9loiien ; bieieIbe wurbe nit @ewalt se6if:
net uno man fanO ben Sif9of in ieinem
Slute, beiinnunsslos, aber nod am 2eben
CT itarb mad wenisen Minuten. Sin Ha'
pieritreifeu lag auf Dem Glide, baraui
itanb Sus @ort: Mad" (SOu.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15
Gr,bi6cee Toronto.

Sic pom Serrn Grsbii6of Don Goronto
in leiner OiSceie einseiibrten Garmeliters
udter f~eierten unldnsit in ibrer STRIDE Mas
ria Sriebsn in Niasara Sails bas Scapuldrs
felt Der aIerielisiten Sunsfrau. glm ndms
li6en Gage leste audi Der bo9u'ite Ser
Grsbiidof uon Soronto unter 9liiitenS BON
canabii9en un6 ameritanii9en 8ii6Ofen
ben @runbitein gu einem SIoiter Der Gars
meliter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15

Cine neuerbinss fir Berlin aufs
9eitelte fir6li@e Statiitif seist wieberum
cine bebeutenoe abnabme Der fir9li6eu
T%rauunsen unb aud Der Saufen, weI9e
jeSo9 ni6t in Dem MaBe, pie bic Srauuns
gen abnebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-15
Oi6cee Subuque.

Sn Musratinc bauen Die &atboliteu
cine neue Stride. 0ieielbe wirb As Bel
80 SUB srOB. Settle ISOLDE wurbe nit
benz 8aue Der Sunbamente b%esonnen. Die
Oeuti9en baben ben Blat setauft unb ia:
ben nod 81, $50 in Der Sanb. Slid aui
gum 9uten @ert!
Ot6ceie @reenbap.
Gu%rreipnnSrn3.
Sconto, %. Suli 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09
AJAX ANDRIA VA MONDAY, OCTOBER g. 1876.

laws To be consistent they should 60 for re,
peallng them if they come into power. l.
copcur with those who desire change IL
the policy of the national government TO-
ward the South, but then such change
cau ouly come from the shifting OF
the attitude of the Southern people toward
the administration. 1t is a great mistake 70
suppose that there is 90 one iu the South sup
norIlny Hayes but the negroes aod carpet. Dag
gers. | should be very sorry if this were So;
but even il i, we're | should still vote tor the
candidate of py choice, and would not let TINS
class deprive me Of that pleasure. suppose
they support Hayes because II Is to their To-
terest to do SO.
"Last,og peace can only come from utter 90.
liviou Of the past. know as well as aoy one
what the Sou hern people have had to enoure'
but this has been the experience OF every con-
ouered people. The figure of Judes upon the
Roman coin yelled and weeping amoug her
palm trees was type OF those who had 1ougnt
for cause bat failed.
at will always De so. The wounds OF the
war :ime alone can heal; but many grievances
spruging from the administration coulo long
ago have been corrected by caaslog too, oppose
the inevitable Ia doing this the Southern
people have played into the hands OF their
worst enemies From chronic habit OF com
pIaiuug tn y too often njure good cause by
~ xiug up real with imaginary wrongs. tor
Instance, Nr. Lamar iu ooe OF his recent able
snecches said that what the South wanted was
local self government. Now, if they hadn't
Local self government how did he get IN Con
gress? What sort Of government is 1t which
controls Mississippi aud has seut bIu to the
Uuied States Seuate :
If you wish to know, then, the ground OF
my support of Hayes, it is this :-Any good
which the Southcro people might derive trou
the support OF Tden would result equally from
the election OF Hayes. They can vote tor
Hayes, but they can't elect Tllden.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09
ClNUiUI1ES.
BOlRD Ar THE CENyENNLAL.

VISIIUEo --rirsl casa
I J honrairp ., Mrs. X. WILLIAMS fkI-
VATE : - HDlSG HOUSE, ia g'ne ST..
Phiady!p,1s bis Ulsrges reasonable Csrs pass
tn. door ey, three minutes for the e&n'h.trn
grounds. ~ ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09
DRY GOODS.

lust RECEIVED BY STEAMER THIS
- dny \ beautiful assortment of
INGRAM CARPETS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
MATS AND RUGS.
Also MOTH PAPER, for putting under carpets
oct 5 }. +. WlTM ER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09
A UCTION FLhN N'ELS

Special bargains in these. Particular stten-
ton to the INDICATED RED FLANNEL
H. G. SLAYMAKEH co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

COAL COAL,
We have now On hand and are constantly re.
c,iving at our wharf and storage yards foot OF
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known TO
tnis market We namo in part:
LYKEN'S VALLEY
SHAMOKIN and EAST FRAN KILN LOK-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLlER1.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL from the Goodrich Colliery es-
tee1ned the best in the market
And LEE and STANTON WHITE Ash
ANTHRACITE COAL, Of Steamer, Broken,
Also, GEORG E'S CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL. r,cc,.,
Also HICKORY, OAh and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space each variety OF Coai ls
kept distinct from that Of others, and Is es-
psy for my 1ss and aSfas a 0op on
sla.e 224O lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs Clsrridge s Grigg' corner hing gA,iaS nnd
Royal sts, or st the yards will Dc -onlpty ni'eo'
ivl7 Wharf and Yards loot oi Queen 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

we Will open very elegant and cheap va
riety Of
TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS,
in Velvet, Silk Felt and Straw; all new designs.
viii be pleased to see all our friends.
Nrs. G. L. SIMPSON,
New store No. us 9.h st.,
No cards. [rc54.I Washington, d. G.
A CARD To THE LADIES AND The
A PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Thanking them for their liberal patronage
during many years of business career which
have enjoyed among them, would particularly
acknowledge my appreciation OF thar gere~vus
attendance and liberal spirit .s exhiJl ed during
my late auction snies.
20 merit slway such liberal p.tronagc shall
ever co:tmand my Utmost endcAvor.
am now ready |, sell al private sale,s ch31p
~ 1t nuction, and stsll shortly he pre- af@d r.r
another large suctor sale OF DOM EcTlC and
Fa HGY DRY GOODS
sep 2l-2w ISAAC SCH " ) RZ.
g.. RI, EOnES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09
NEW FALL GOODS NOW OPENING.

oct IS ,. F. WILMER
NEW FALL GOODS NOW OPENING
| JIM. STEWART
| Has just returned from New York and is open
| ing a large and handsome stock Of
| FALL GOODS,
| embracing line OF superior BLACK 81 hkS,
| from ST Is to 81 Is per yard These go DIS are
| Of superior make and can be we'll recommended
| to wear well and not cut
Also Coored Gro Grains, in Navy Blues,
Browns and other shades.
Black Csshmercs of very handsome finish and
quality at al prices.
,,oI0red Gas shmcres in all the cloth shades,
Seal Browns, Invisible ureens. London Smoke
Maroons and Navy Blues These goods are
very handsome ana very cheap.
a great variety #
of new character for dresse4 and "vcrskirts.
Black B,.rathea Cloth for mourning
Tamise Cloth.
Australian rapcs.
All the CAme!s' hair Goods III the different
shades.
Pads for children, in handsome col"rs.
A large slccEs OF Prints, very pretty.
Cretons, PLAN and il all the shades.
Superior Wiue Black silk Vcivc.- fDr msn.
tillas and trimmings, from 81 y 10 ~ . per
gard.
A line of Corsets. both white ana coiorcd,
some handsO:a c Y embroidered.
Baib7iggan and other Cotton Hosiery, solid
colors. in lsayy B!ue, Cnrd.nA! and Seal i'r"wns'
Bleached GUyds Of al descriptions.
Canton Fi.nnols.
a fine line OF Wool FinnnelS, Shnke-, &c.
These goods have been bought at tne !owest
rates and viii! be sold low. ser25
Eok ST. JOHN, AcADEMY.
GENUINE
WEST POINT CADET CLOTH,
(Govern nent staDdsri.)
Color warranted. We have purchased these
goods at decided reduction and sell Them cor.
respondlngy cheap.
sep Is d. Z bLa VI Ah.hh ".
HAhL TRADE
AUCTION GOODSl AUCTION G0r.:S
NOW Is THE TIME To BUY CHh-"Ii
FLtNNELS, BLAEAGTS,
SC, g.,
Bought st the late auction sales of Wooien |
Goods IN New York
BUY NOW AND SAVE TWENTY-FIVE !
PER CENT At
.B:;SDSsEii'S,
aug d Adjoining the Narshal House.
CARPETIEG6i
very large arrival OF New Carpetings st
D.F. WINNERS,
Who is now prepared TO offer al grades OF
LNGRAIN.
THREE.PLY and
TAPESTRY CARPETlHGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATS and RUGS,
1T prices tina. can not fill to please. ausN
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n XIV PAPER HANulN;1IA
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ASSURANCE AGENCIES.
THE
Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets. SO.OOO.0OO.
THE LARGEST AND BEST LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
w. ID. CDRSE. ..geut. AIexandria.y Wa.

As mere assertion, unsupported by proof, Is
# little value l beg you 10 eXalnine tle fellow
i:g, r. men.beritg taa: ne fact Is worth thou
sand theories:
STATEN 1NT Q : THE POLICY OF CYRUS
w. FIELD IL THE MUTUAL LIFE IN
SUkANCE 90, OF NEW YORK. 1913 TO
1875.
Poii2r No. 42l D.lcd December l6th, 1913
$40 'OO Life plan. Is ucd u: sge OF "a Pre-
mum. :l9S y id in full annually.
Amount Cash .Ecyc'>ion- Policy
Darc uf ui Ealu" 4 rvyaiuc,f and
Dividend. Payments. Dividends III Iricud- additions.
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CL III E&I. 4.

DECEIVED THIS d" ~ ..yoet' 's'h. .s.
~ ~ niI I, ~ Shoulder. and Breakfast ka~on;
s.isI! sIZs=. :, ,y ,yrpy .,)e KING =,
sep - j.. ;" :, - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-09

CULpHlTE OF LIME, fine chemical, used
y to prevent fermentation in cidcr, and thus
preserve its sparkling qualities, lust received by
oct 2 h. s. LEADB EATER - BRO.
, 1876-01-22


II II atssod In Nature that the exploring szpe-
dillon which Bot out from Perth. Australia, uu-
der the direction Of Ms. Gi!es, reached Adelaide
on tie 18th OF December. Thia Ia tho third expo
dition that has crossed Central Auat1alla within
tho list tWo years. Ths first, conducted by Col.
Marburton, followed line westward, generally
between 20 and 2l degrees south latitude; tho
second. under Hr. Forseat, crossed from Perth
by topte about degrees farther south MI.
ailas' path lhy good deal 10 Tho south OF that
pursued by afr. Fosreat, ,-ruuuing, according TO
previous accounts, shout 100 mllss from the
South coAst.
, 1876-01-22

III ~ 4, f'"e'' '''' ''''
"'Dless~you bloss you, sir, for those avses
~ordsf /, too, suffer III this dear loss. Wore
you preaeut during hts Liant uomontss'
"'yeHf 1-.rhose last n,omenss3'
"'ihs. The toar dtpartod's.' :.
"'Yeai On, yea-yos-yeS! suppose SO.
thlnk 10. don't knoul Oh, ccrtaiply-E waB
there-I vAs thorol'
"'oh, what privilege! what precious priv
ilose! And hiB last vorls-oh, tell mo, tell mo
"siIo saia-ho t.ld"oh, my w hoad, my ho.d,
my hoadf lilo ssld-ho said-hc never said any
thing but Punch, punch, punch In the provence
Of tho pAasenlE1el Oh, leave ma. 1nadaml In
tho narne Of all that Ia gonorouB leavo mo to my
madness, ny mtsory. my 1espsir - butf trio.
iarc--endu.s snce cau no fur-ther gol-puxca in
tue presence Of the phssen3aral"
My ftiend8 hopeless oscE rosted upon mine
u pregnant minute, and then 10 aad impress-
lively:
"aiark, you do not say nnyshtng. You do not
1t ia just NJ we'll. lou could not do me anv
good. Ihe timo has long gonn by wllen words
could comfort mo. Something tel's mo that my
tongue Is doomed to wag fo.ovor to t,e jiggor Of
ea.. tns re%,fsss's 5 osG a . s ~ IL
B-centfarc bur trtp slip for -
Thus murmuring fatut and fainter. my friopd
sank into peaceful trance aud forgot his Bu1er-
inga In blchsed respl!o.
How did finally ssvo him from Tho asytum
made him discharge the burden OF his per5ocut-
lag rhymes into tho eager earo Of tho poor. IN.
thinking students. How iB 1t with them. now :
The result 10 too sad to tell. Why dld write
this sst!cc7 II WAS for worthy, even q noble
pusposo. II waa to warn you. !eador, II you
aroil shonl,-avo!d them az you would posti-
Icucpl
, 1876-01-22

iva Of population. between tho Fros and tho
saTo Btatos. when sIsro proposty gavo tho
owner three;t'fshs moro powsr, than ANY o.hor
property which could ba uwucd at tho North
and thev demanded tl,ht no officers boappointcd,
or law passed, without equal concurrence. TheBo,
aud suci, - these.werb tsle demands OF tho Slayo
and Without winch they wonid conquer tho
recognition ~ Tho bavonct'a point. When tho
North refused 10 grant what no fieo man would,
THESE STATES DECLARED wAN.
:us s unSa .a ee oe
Which should conquer or which be ruined. 40
Mr. Lincoln said. The Norsl, fought rotng for
reaco. but in sclf-psesSrvation. Tho demands
gl'en sbove vero what tho Confedor.te olicsrs
uhnds Of slavery "a tho prico Of pcaco which
the North was 10 pay rather than fight for 1t, As
slare-ownssa dccla, ol they would not yield.
s!,eh Tere , The ac,e @ q sae Democratic pssty.-
and their brashren, and thor .co-opcration add.
ing 10 many millions 10 our debt. aud CARRYING
80 MANI brave soldiers TO their gravos. Such.
too woro tiun tbs Inconsistencies OF the Delno-
cratic party. which. while making stlch promises
to tue soldiers. encouraged assassination by
ditect threats as Allon And Cox did.
And now tho aatno inconsistency Ia shown,
afsor so many years. Sixty Rebel officers. who
the kindly feelings Of Tue linton r1en, who, Ia
imagined peace, had their disabilities removed,
allowed to enter tho Congressional Halls and
tho vory ttat act they have the po1et to cotptnlt
Ia to coalosce With tlhr old friends Of the Demo-
CRITIC party: attack all tho great measures
Which tho War n,adn necessaIv,-thoss very
onos which, by thtir surrender, they agreed to
abide br; and drive out tho Union soldiess-who
wero so,emnty promised "care and protection.
regard sud kindness from tho Capitol OF tho
Government they savod. and. In their seead.
place iu possession aud pay thoao who did ali
thor coull to iestroy II, aud At whose door lie all
the bursod ones in aght At Arlington. Is this
tho compensation due such'
1t ia veil, then. 10 asouso again 4. tho cali Of
these mon, aud to propnro uuco mora 10 Act o
uot agaiost their old enonies. Tie spebchea OF
auch Robels rs Hill i Co. in thn Halls Of Con-
gressl defending the Andersons'le and Libby
recall tile old tlmoa TINT one only has 10 close
the cyea and listen, to fcel that the war ig boelu
nlnR as iu 1861. GIN,
, 1876-01-22
TumoE OF Twelve YcRr.' Growth Cured by
UA1W&Yss kes0kveul.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER,

From prominent gentleman md rsdsns q Gne.netu;
o., los tbs past lurty years Eon knHn % ts asH'pA<
pab!!AhGss Throughout tAs Un4tad States.
hxw yonr, Oct. Il. LIT.
DIT. NpwAr-pEAh s1ns aul tadneod =, = soa.' a.'s. ..
.so ding VI your 1podt1s mtaaf. Fur several {saf
hAa been affected With souo trouble La tho blsddef ~.
,a.st te1tby :assag sas,s Thlsn Il. phs.si!s
lsnmallpn Of hs tdna1s Aad h.aasE, md kass =
.nor opin1on tts ny sses ssss-%eHd prgSse6t rgnM6s!
pasotsns eaa haa tsesa rfe Gu,qttF 81 eL sdsin M ts
hsd road Of astonishing curt having b.ra mAdo ~ sT,
rsnsd!:s aud four ouahs read nptteo y w.
seo.od on .ho ~ long bssa saerng = r.
pssis. asolssnt W*s5s k1iei aud Iteaul.sias r!!.-
and comm oaoed taking thsm ln thtss dAys wAs es<e1
q. ". JAMES, o!ac'aaats y
, 1876-01-22
THE MOlE.CR1CKEr.

Ar. scuade1 has contributed to Psyche pleas-
ant paper On the chitp of the mole-frickct. In
which he hcconplihhea tho clever feat Of writing
down tho noseB Of the inseet on musical stan.
TAs mofe-crickes uaually baRlns to a!ag about
o'clock in the afternoon, although lis notes are
moot liyely ut tho hour Of twilight. On cloudy
days It IL heard ~ early II OF O'clock. Az il
= burrowlng insccs, ueyer coming to tho sur-
fsce to deliver isa Eusic, tho circumstance Of
tta being abls to Distinguish eetuoou cloar Aul
clou1y uoAsher Is very curious,
, 1876-01-22
PALACE ARID PURITAN.

Old EuEors S.oaut with palaces,
Has lotla enough. aud moss;-
W. plant and build " foainiDg ssas
city OF tbs poor;
Fur d.y by DAY could Boston Bay
Thsts honsst Labor oyorpAy,
Tho notls crsftslpsn ~ pYsno.e
Qsoxu ths kuxys aud fool:
EAeA hpnaAt 141u sh4il hAxs hls yptsL
Each chisd shall hass htA school
For what Aystl tAs p1ew Of sail
On land, o. 4fs, r freedom {.;l7
-tro1a I" ho.!un,H BY Itaifh Yak1s EIafrSoa In IN
E<assa1y Ataahs.