davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-04

WareIibe Gurhtnf. 2refmof ,S.,,..
~."s'aes anS9'nom msn-Nnfuntt 5 ". 81.
u. d.. ''o'""s e.@o
sonn,as aHfnuf SO, 81. -moax
triuB 1885 q. p. wi"
Norslisc @es-Poa. 1'dartd, nusoens,r,
~ NH Sonn'aGe. - Nnfunf' t.45 q. "W.-
W0f'dlus 1875 unb s 20 q. Or.
suhfi@e poa. 3ueimaI fsorfu.
taga ansasnoMaen. - Anfuhit IL. on m
12.A5 81 ". inns
ISL @ar y 81 . gsafaafs 1900 o. psfs
I'll Drson6 e. GanbiGe eifesbahn. 7s
ls o arfunft $50 81 M. - Ir1fdi,,ss
SenbiGt g. Greensbprs:. a,p,,.,o -,
ii9. antuaft $50 unb 9 81. s M Ms
l@inb 4g. 81. unb f2.45 n. sne *'H
Tarns1iae. TdaIid, seurtoos o,so
men. @ntanft $50 r.. Ml. = mnafrSimts
~g.iap'ule Ogf0' Gtfenb ain. TGoTfb
S0Anta9s ausasiem men,. Mnfunft 4 81 SD
- pslfitluB $50 .. 81.
tgadburs Charlottesville, @taunton oos;,s
Su'pnef Spriras nnb meEIih ppf, yphi.ss,,",''
pgtr Spftl9s Nnfunft S g.. M..w Soa-
HSeH gaint uub Gtationen nm nor " %
VI. aah 6. q. u. 1dsIid, epnutans ysm-
nei't,l'en; - aHfunft 1880 u ID. mny,,~
@0uAitsr, i'ter @st ycint. ,Sol6-mu
'AaIt 1880 Q. 81. - vORlalu6 IN. d.
1apeaeannod, fiber gilb Soui. tSoI;n
&"'u"Ts6.3o 9. 81. - gufidlas lsgs 81 3D. :,
Sames Giber 9ampfer. T~rsiuoJ mSa.r.
l!a. - a%ntunf,. Mpnta1s, aplttro S %sg "nn
gteaiass. ". M.- YpfidIue. Tienfona
A0"asrfass unS sOanatents, 5.3OWl ps 81
9anal gafes. Gr.snal nSd,snia
= ~ M'ttmods, 3reitaas une q onntoos
Z y. M: = gotlbIu6 Msataas. Witttnass
uno 8~rsitass, A ". ~. ""'@"
SgsrtYnnp &unte. .3peiHs II tpSd,,nt,;d,
% MNnn'uhft Mit,mp9s nnp G annabenDs e.
w. w. M, % % g@OHi9lnb, DpanssAaes nns gvan
, 1876-07-04

poli5si Geri4t., "a 6olsenbe
Jdle tamens srltern in oieiem @eridte
5u rWerbanolune:.. r..
Morbeeai Sbinault, anseflast ben
Sofepb Glaptoa 9ei9impft, m~ibbanbeIt
no ansssrifsn ~ babsa mubte bic SO
fen besablen.
Spiepb Smith, farbis, ansetlast me.
gen Srunfenheit uno Sdldsersi, iuurbe
$3.50 ssitrait. .i.9
Sobn 6. 9arman nnb Sranf &bobes,
angetlo9t ,lusgen Sdldgerei auf Der
@trabs, mubten je so nno bic &pfen be
5ablen. 'ss. w. tt 'v '.Hs .
9aaic aodms farbis, unoroentli9ss
Betrassn, 81 seftraft.'
Sbomas GidiHger. augefIast ben Sa~
cob Milsr mi. Sdisben 9ebrobt su ba.
ben. mu5te ". so nnb bic Soften be5abs
Zen. $50 Aw4 as
, 1876-07-04
Dbptcgrapbp.
6. 81. 81 G e &.

erlautt ii6 tem yutIifum ansuseigen, So6 sr
fein pbptperarbifdes @eibdft in benz altea
2ccn,c pom ". ST. HeeS & g.,
sl9 uno S2l Main Strabc.
Gber Der soue Der Young Mems Christian
Association, IpiiGen eer Stsn unp 9ten Gsy.,
fort fyeu pitp. Ut f i'm stanSf ole in nas
Sad iGlaserbe Nrteitea cuffs SGSnl s nab
lit ZEN bill often preiie aIs3ufiibreu Seine
S%nirumeate limb Die bcitsn Die sema6t asr,
btu. DIS 0ttt 1T uab esa reuelten Grfa5.
rln9en ettant.
9s pub 1erncr barauf sefebsn rsrsen. bts
telfmDaIiHlte pnb % tpslbaftsAe 9tsllaas,
BIN apauuetnsncen &c lpnan an seben.
Die Nsa t,pea te!bei aul'eSei@madppERe
retcni9,r', unb nur bic bffen Mlalerial sm
MR. eli getrautt.
Snrem I'D benz Hublifum msinsn berslibrm
Danf iii bas mir seIhenite s3utraaen laeg.
hitte i9 I'm itr fetnert WoblwOIe,. y
, 1876-07-04

6 idredliher Selbtmorb ereisnetc
fiA seftern WiOrsen nm 4 llbr in berl
!Sauie SIR. 1863, @~ermanfrabe. in mel.
dem 8. @eors 6ranfe bon Der befanuten
Sirnsa Seiosiuis s. 8ranfe ruobnt. Sn
Der senannten Stuaoe siuaen mci Ne>
selinnen an Dem 9aule porbei unb bOrteu
plSslih einea sauB. naRan ideint bier
nit Der 6eier oeS l. Suli friib an~,uian.
gen !" iaste bic Cine; bann fdrittenD ei-
Be Dsiter: Gsgen A1O MIR btsab fi@
, 1876-07-04
gisu&as l.. 9si 1916.
Ant a. SmSi.

H -
% brauit Elm Sabclsnf tsut onr9 bic
Ganbe
Bonn Ocean br0bnfs gum Ocean.
Ben Der Beseii'tuns beiPgem rGeuer-
@e> = brditoe
lobt's fern Mn6 nab uie bimmelan;
Won OF sum Wsii'. pom 5ioen Bis
gum 9iorben
95nt'a: Sell Dem Sag. m sem ,pir frei
9einogeen.
@1ebt, wie Die Sternentafrner onrh bic
2afts iattern.
Bon allen 9birmen tonst 6eiteeldut',
Observation-Disclosures Dberaa einanattern,
Mulit, @elans uno Saudsen nab uno
melt.
Surd's gon5s raufat's in md9tisen
Meeotoen.
Sell, SsiI Dem Sag, on Dem mir fret ge'
tporben!
So. bod bic Jreibeit, bsnn lie 1T oas
,sa.as 2eben.
sic III bes Woltss 2itt unb Slid uno
ssafa Strait,
unb Sell benz @ofte Dem iie sesebsm.
Sem Jreibeit it's ALIEN, Die iuabre
'a's'a@ @r0be ibafit.
gs pirtt Der Ruedt rlur ME oas Sbier
. am pluse,
Ser freie Mann foist Ieines 9ersens
.3us,
Sod. Urciheit n,tr peroient, iuer ie ere
an1s balten rs
SmGampf mit5prannei oils Siesesrreis,
llnb Grsibeit nur behalf. iuer au perual.
e "a ten
Die bimmelssabe nnb su idiben tueiB.
Wer ni1t aufItrebt Su ibrem reinitcn
..sg .afY 2idte,
Sic i9irmet ftets, BEN pirb lie balo su
Hi1te. ,s,
Sic Batter baben ulns bas Gut erlfrit!en,
9pir martsn's trst., Der @esen bIieb ni4t
aea aus,
gBo sbeosm 5critreute, tpeniee 5itten.
Da itebt nun Stabt an Staot uno 1aus
. an 0aus,
1nb mo- bic ROtbbaut 8ifiel ipnit be-
N@: hfrie9et. ~
Ser Bauer irieSIi4 iest ben slfer pfliset.
Mo Iont oes lrwalo's unoar9Ii4 Sun.
lei,
I9o Baum an Baum unb 9anf anb
Mante wuds,
SO BEL bes Jrrlidts tueAielbem @efan.
TEL,
Sen 8ar osr4antber iaste unb berGuds.
So prangt bas Gorn. oes BaumapoQ.
jtrande Jiue,
limb eiebt benz Meuiden Irbeit, Nab.
ygti 9rrng. Slae.
lno md6renb bier Die @ilhniB mir BE-.
5tnu1gen.
limo lire Stdttc Der gultur eetueibt.
Sinh bort mir in Ger Der9e S4ooB &C..
orungen,
81 Icben bera@ 9dbe llnermaBli9feit.
llno nit bes Dampfes %ur9epaltise m
*9f,e Qaude,
@sltalten mir iie irei uus gum Gebsau6e.
Dur9 unirs Gli{e, ini'rs Seen uno
~ o. Meeye,
3ieb'n III Der 6egcl prd4faem JlaseIs
s"s ihmud,
Der reidbelao'nen 5dife ftolser Seere,
limb burd bic 2dnoer brauit in rai9em
Slug
Das OampfroB eilis @taat NIT Staat
F7Nl'aa p~erbinoeno
Sem Woblsanb uno benz 5Isib itets neue
"a Statten griinoeno.
Oies 1inb Der freien Setter @isienmerte
Gin WeIttbeiI 1T %bestuunsen nno befreit,
Dies 1T Der frsien @6Iter- &ieieaitdrfe
limb aeuset BON Der Jreibeit @0ttlidteit;
O'rum l9alrs burdfs 2anb in brauien.
ess f., ben Mceoroen:
Sell, Sell benz Sag on Dem mir frei &C.
iuoroen.
, 1876-07-04

3ise. fuslbe &tHn,o1 ID UNI $40 o. 81. SerfaNsa, fab
rem tdsl'd Count 81 du~53enemmenl unb baIten an bel
alien 9erpbntider stdtipnen.
3u3e, relbs Sabmpuo I'm 1870 q. 81. SerlaTcn,
tabren tdglit unh talten az in SahrSer. Qpuifa Ger.
nenSbile Charlottesville Spp. Wtduln's Silver, Green,
prpb, gpasu etrru. Gtatntpn, @rfbsn. @tasprp', epp,
naisn unp alien Stattoien wefttit Spn Ineabans
nc rrntsp atirn.3ige re lafen Aidmpn6 fir @cr.
%eensrtile unp alien 3Utfden Staiipnsn tdetid (e pnn.
tags aussenpnimeni nm 4:45 81. M. Sic sDaTaaiere
, etes 3uges treftn Mn $50 y. 90 tn 9Ndf rs n ton Elm
Grstss 3ua fSaltb 4a, 81 Sp
gNtt 3u9td lid tS9nntass a%lS9enon. } ut $50 u Nf
aeeo ntptatipn;a tdsIi6 (sunatass auSs 1870 . .@l.
5lse. nel6e III yidn.cab a.tOmman, Balten Sci ten
5tattonen an. mic sser.
Die 3ase ~serb.nesn iib nit ben 3deea Der Riantpnt
nno Danr'us u"e 8,drnurh uns geterssnr8 G~ifenbaba.
fcrrte Don as mad gtttmp NIB.
Ndbers ansfanft rreseu yrsife etc. isirb tn 10. S26
gfatn Slr. peer tn Der . flee Ger Grnpaenie ertreilt.
Gonw,Y ". 6cparc
General paHaeiers unb Gidet. aseut,
N. M. g. Dunn,
Snssnieur uno @nsertnten- ent. q
, 1876-07-04
@tdtt MiGmono.

Seine .0irginia 5taats-
Gazette" mnreen. Sa ss alse.
mcin iibIid. bob bic SsBer ino 9rnder
bier ben 4. Suli feiern, 10 meroen uniere
9eebrten 2eisr eniiduloisen, ,penn NOR.
gen feline 3eitnngen erideint.
, 1876-07-04

Ser Ate Sail Die poft mirb
heute Morsea bon ~ Bis 10 ubr often
isin. 9ie Banter, 0as 3onbaus uno
ale iidotiidsn Mentsr uerosn ssi9lOi.
len ltin. ~ NJ. 49, -. !.
, 1876-07-04

Die 9erren Sobn u. Meanlep. S. s.
Pointbeyter uno s. %. @oooin baben
seiterh Oeputp Glerf Der @baneerpgourt
bel &i@ter 5ibbusb auulifiSirt. @benio
Die 6erren j.. s.. Wiltins, Sobn s..
Wilts, Gowaro @rap uno ". 8. @mer-
rant, ole .ailiitent @ommiliioners Of the
repenlle" Bel &i6tsr @utson. ,
, 1876-07-04
Centennial 9 GiGfets,

RiGnspnb, 8rsberdsb. II. Sptcmae Giienbabn Gp.l
Office tes General . idsteIaentsn. =
@itmrnp. &. Mai, 1875: }
@n, unS mad Wsntaa q. rem 9ten is. WltS M rteu
Grei riicns.1 fits swif9en seihmpnp unb abifabelpbia
fur si4.U auSaeseben. Dieelben 1nb rom Gase bes
Musfsa Ms an anf cretfte ga e sultis.
Gyeurfpns>9idet ;wilhen n dmpnt unb Baltimore
via Sh ppero far $40 uup psrtd6t biefsr 3us idmpno
muir nm 2:35 Wa4m ttaas. Nud hiefe atfets iGp rpm
Sag" Der Nre iteudne auf3 Gage aultie.
%Msiienpe, p lds Hitm cnt I'M s ut- WcrsenS u T..
Iafer ERR Id n gbttastlpbia I'M 6:5O Ra6m,ftass BIS
fsfbe &asts, pirr Stnnpea frabsr ats nit ,1een6 elmer
aHpersn @atn.
I'dtts Nub In Der 6 fife, srn q. %. Garter, nv 1926
Mai ftraRe, I'm @rtaase 6p'el NIB IN Der Siice Der
q ontpashtt a.. Der Csc ger Stem uus grpatfr. su baban.
6. VI. GaYl"r.
f55 Geiraral . Z d t 3 Nsent
, 1876-07-04

9taotbeamte. Mle }tdbtilhen
8samten. bis auf 8. y. pase, iinb se-
fern BON Staotratb piebererudblt nor
ben. 9err u. M. aeilep pnroe dig
gitp Mttornep ertu1blt.
, 1876-07-04

5err glnOre,u Senfinss, Der glerf Der
quitting. Court, ueIder i6on 6 Sabre
bos Unit po%r9sitanoen, miro bon Dem
gomite. meldes Der 3i9ter @uispn er.
nannt. I'm Die Bidder bes @erihts nah=
su isbcn. fir lelne quite 8u6fabrun9
1ebr belobt.
, 1876-07-04

Scr Sc s.8 erein 8irsi,
n ia wiro beute in ieinem 2ocale. ME
mir aus ben ginlabungsfarten erieben.
bas @tiftunss. nno unabbdngisfeitsfeit
beg Wereins feiern. gs io0eu sroBe
8orbereitunsen %sstrpffen iein, bas 5eit
redt 9ldnseno an MAIDEN.
, 1876-07-04

g dibenpart. 9eute miro &sbs
nid's Ordeter elm Concert i'm S9iiben-
part abbalten; mir iinb iiberseu9t, baB
balielbe isbr beiuht msrben pirb.
, 1876-07-04

Wstter be riht ir bente.
6teisenoes anb 9Ieidmdbises 8arome.
ter; 9leidmdBiee iiro ettuas nieoriee
9emperatur; noropet uno iiopsit
Winoe uno i'm Mllsemeinen iIarss 8et+
ter. ~ ny
, 1876-07-04
Mab Der gertcnninls ansfeaung.

Ridmpnb. gprf Rtser unb)
G~tefaprafe Gifentabn :
Super Office IS. mat 1876. }
Nn Boulder Der ,,&entefn'ol."
Nm, UNI mad tiefem Datum reroen duf 80 Gage BON
Datum ter + @asit,auns at ei,ti c GrturftrnS
1tdet ;rrii6en Ri9mcac une Tbtiapeipbia VITA gprl
jiipcr 9ehn N bt.f fer SfSce fur 50 Is aus eaeten.
Etsie aifst fthb su baten in GA bcr's 826 !liai arnes
tn, Grddnse Ertel uao u Fer s rlee biefer Gp1npasnis
on Ter @de Ger 25fen uns Gpditrast.
y. s. Dpunbd 8,
NIB &nperintenbent
, 1876-07-04

@ir MAIDEN auf Die Centennial
SAAstrStew- @uppe nes herrn @auer
aufmertlam. Siebe MnSeige.
, 1876-07-04

Waisen. Meuer Waiaen fommi
I1ou elm nnb brinst S1.40 per 8ul9cl.
, 1876-07-04
@ialab,tna
gum
II II E nj E Mt ..
auf tie bentf@s ilutrtrs
Nfer~ unb 0artenbau~
3ettuna, -L---

SSS"oNS' SNs WtlogVtSsS lteE.Dr
3 tf6rift fir
SanbmirtBi9aft, &ieb5nib4 ODRbou1
8lamsa. u. Sien.nss&t y: ben 5amitisnitsis.
.enes jsoen Menuts. Oar A~bVnufmsnlSj
fstrast bel @uroussablmaa Cine'Mfse psrtp)
nrM IS GeutS per Sgby.
Sere Nummst snlbals Dag ualartifel ubsr
bic aber bic Ysridiehe en- !3meise Der NeIb
nnD ii ar!.suipirthi9ait. Woifss unS Sauss
tDirt9fdaftiGe Anf, iBe. ipnis ~ipnltiasn as-
m.tunuBn&en SsieisF nspf Suaaratipnen-
Wit esY Deaem bernMmmer ipit EN- sSnbolts~
Serseianib res Sabr anss 'pwie Gin um59Ios
s%eliefert. Giffs tbt bsnti6samsnfantfGs Seit~
l6rift mirp bsreits Don iebr
bielen oeati6en Sanoinirl9sn, Gartner,
prihatlenten u. T.. w.,
In ZEN Ser. Gtaaten Ssleirn unb fntet iihsran
enc frrul tliGe Mufnabme. YresenuMm.rn
wsr' en- unsniaeltgi@ an igssnb cine ao,sf
Serlanet. @ustanft ertbsiIt unp gtftaunste
belprst
Sebn S. Fsin.
SerauSssbfr Der yBirainta @taats Giasstfs.S
, 1876-07-04
ecNsftipneo BON grieffaaen.

goa Saiten an ten amsi bdnuseren neo,r
ws'~e es Stsrntaf FEN befanu,t fns, 600 nns
.i'so.@ .. My 80 urb us 81. N.. q smm
ass- 9.3O g. %. unb q. 81.
, - an Setertagen t 600 9. SD. unn
". NC: Won anen anbern S}aifen ,rerna's.
PIE Srtefs auf BEN &iifpsy bsr Srsasr an,ss
IVY. u. Y. Ban Qetu. u Up
, 1876-07-04

Wfenac traocr golbatcn mubte ieiuer
RadI: geopfert tueroen, neil eiucr ibrer
&nmeraoen- cineu Sbluf Yranu;iuein
entluenoet bate.
, 1876-07-04

SntereiIen besahIt. Sc,
Stabt. Mubitpr bat 5rnnabenb 500.
600 Sntereiisn fir .&i6monO Gitr
@onbs" beaablt. Mer feline Sdulben BE-
aablt %perbeIert lein Gut.
, 1876-07-04

No. 2-6 Gtfs Der 5tsu unp Main Cir.
no. 81 gds Der 14tsn unb Maia Ctr
NV. % Gde Der 22ien anb Main @s.
Wv. "a ede Der t3ten anb gary gsr
10. 3-5 stasHidsS asmenbans.
N'. So arsbssar Giisns@efs.
No. Fl eds Der 9ten unb 2sis en-.
no. AZ Sroae strasat sds Sail ssas.
w. a-3 Gfs Srrins unb pins @tr.
Mo. - ede ct SamsS unS Duyaa Cts,
10. 4-6 SM senb"us, 25fe ctr.
w. 81 SpriBenbaus, 10 Ctr.
No. So Ode Der Clap I'm @tfhner ctr,
, 1876-07-04

Obne unter Drift. Mle Gin.
seianoten Noti3eu in Die 3eitun9sm.
peIde nidt nit Namensunteridriften
perieben. ,pie ). g.:
SEER 4 1T Elm aussejei4nster geam'
ter fir oas - mt.
, 1876-07-04

N VtH SHtUSKf
baden our9aus feinen @ertb unb niisen
ni1ts.
, 1876-07-04
s nbitDret
81. @i55tni,
ao. 8O7 DrDab Siro6e,

1uden NIT uns otne 0srsisrAua, torpie lts
DC @rt 3uderpet. SlbfriUie, BIC ihUnfen
Mt6ina Mprlfnen, @itroner, u pfeI. girnsn,
Gsieen, Datielu EFT. etc. Gbceplabe, @acae,
&anbu, ifb n Sag friib.
MaaniiR.t GrsniiHe (peanuts) etc. linb
ftts in grebsr Wuswsel BET mir su bltsn.
u. Ri55ini /.
ID nmt so. SO7 Yroap @tra6e
, 1876-07-04
gfasr alarm-g tIraxaub,
m g & q f E Il.

Alarm~ 6 a # e u.
90. 2 Grft psli,st@tasion.
Ne., 3 !3pstte Yolisei Station.
w. 4 Gritts pOTisei gtattcn.
w. 5 @prissnbaas, 3ts s,ras.. r,s,.
Brcab. '
no. "S0of CAB sasser 5ou1s," s,pos
ShaBe, stpiftsn Ser 9tsn unr fOten.
NO.. 2 gpriBsubaaa, tstss cir uoa
5rantIin. "aT
No. f-2 Grdets.
No. j @de Der 12trn uuS s0pofa et~
w. Ia Ode Der tstsn unb gsrD CTR,
10. Is Ode Der 1lsn uub Cars Ctr.
no. 1-6 gde Der gine uub Main Ctr.
nv. II @ds ber 3tsn unb Taual Ctr.
Mo. Il Ode bfr 25iten unb grooe O.
~. 2-3 Gde Der 17ten uns MorfhoH Str
NO. "a Gds Der tsn ano Mo5biaan,u
Str. "
HO. S-5 @arpyslitan gifsn.m ssse. ?
Ctr. ~
, 1876-07-04
@%azlWses -
6 be1apsafe unb Sbio @iisnbabn.

gbcIaredte unb Etip Gtf,nbatn,)
YafaatersC epdrtensnt
N Ri6n,cHc. va, II. SUM, 1876
An ann mad hem 18.Snni 1876, fab 81
bic palastt-3uae, rte foisL
Smyrna times., 1876-08-09

SCHOONER LOsT.-Thc schooner Francis II.
Register, of Lewes, owned by Elijah Register,
sunk OH Sunday week off Banegat. The
crew escaped in the boat but the vessel
was total loss. The loss to Mr.. Register,
ho says, is $1,000.
RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF BISHOP CUM
MIES.-fhc rector and ycstry of St. Peters
7. +. church at Baltimore (of which the
late Bishop Cummins was once the pastor)
have adopted resolutions of respect to his
memory III which, while rcgretting his sev-
erance from the 7. f. Church, they lament
his death as an able minister Of the New
Testament and loss to Protestant diyin"a
and the church at larec
Dover seems to be oycrrun with thieves.
Last week, the pantry supplies Of both
Daniel Cowcili ANA john D. Hnlton wrya
carried of, and holes were bored in the
doors OF John II. iIcndrickson' store and
the Presbyterian parsonage. Bat the
There's couldn't Eject an entrance in either
the store or the parsonage, after they bored
the holes. Rev. Mr.. Huntington and
family were not at home when the parso-
mage was assaulted.
The Caroline and Talbot papers are
t'iiLOl9 N'"h OH INC -hu' ~ l'cl' H. ~ loI
its recent change i'll running time, whereby
il delays the mails s hours at Clayton.
Says the Denton Eniop:
" We don't know which changes most
frequently, the moon or the time table OF
the Nd. & Del. railroad. The moon how
ever, has regular running tinlc--the Nd. &
Del. hasn't. The man in the moon knows
what he is about, but the man ON the Md.
Il Del, must have lost his rcconine, for it
would seem that these long summor days
are not sufficiently long to mako the die-
tance from Easton to Clayton aud back
without consuming half the night to per-
form tho route"
Smyrna times., 1876-08-09

CHILDREN HALF PRICE. We have re-
ceived a circular from the Centennial
Commission authorizing us to state that
schools arc to be admitted at half rates, OF
p cts. each, during the balance of the
Centennial. 1t must be borne in mind,
however, that the children must 20 in a
body; if they go singly they will have to
pay so cts. Mr. John Wanamaker, chair
man of the Press Committee, who sends us
the circular, says:
"No boy or girl of average intelligence
could make q visit without deriving perma-
nent advantage. Every study i'll which
they may be engaged is here presented in
its most picturesque form. Geography,
Chemistry. Mineralogy, Botany, etc., ETC.,
may all be followed under the most favor
able circumstances; and, in addition, much
additional information gained upon such
subjects as the growth and manufacture of
Sill from the cocoon to the ladies' dress +;
of Glass from clay and sand to the beauti-
ful specimens of mirrors, table ware, etc !;
of Leather, from the undressed hide to the
ladies' slipper. India Rubber is shown in
the gum as it exudes from the tree, and
then in all its various serviceable adapta-
tiOns to the uses of mankind. At one
point may be seen the entire process of
procuring Gold from the solid rock by
crushing, disintegrating, ETC., o subject with
which few of our scholars are acquainted /;
at another, reams of Paper are turned out
of the machine and then worked on the
mammoth printing presses, sent as news
papers all over the world"
Smyrna times., 1876-08-09

ANOTHER NATIONAL ELECTION.-At last,
over six weeks after the nomination, Gov.
Tilden has written his letter of acceptance
of the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency. 1t may be said therefore,
that the national campaign is squarely on
its feet
And now, let US "view the landscape
o'er." Gov. Hayes, in his letter Of accep-
tance, tells the country that ho is in favor
of hard money, of but one term in the
Presidency, Of civil service reform, of
retrenchment in expenditures and of
equal and exact justice to white and
negro. Gov. Tilden now comes out and
follows right in the wake of the Republican
candidate. lie is in favor Of every measure
that Gov. Hayes has laid down in his
political creed. 1t seems that the two
candidates have met on common grounds,
and are both equally anxious to satisfy
public sentiment. 1t seems, too, that
both are honorable men. Decent public
opinion accords this much to them, what
ever intense individual partisans may say.
Conceding this point, and the other fact
that, whichever side wins, good principles
have been espoused, then the question to
be decided is, Which party and which man
shall rule over us?
When the crash Of 1873 came and de-
pressed our trade and commerce, the coun-
try seemed impressed with the idea that a
change in party ascendency might work a
change for the better in our business in
terests. Consequently the Democrats were
voted into power, for the most part, in the
elections that followed upon the heels of
the crash. The Liberals, Independents and
anti-Grant Republicans joined hands with
them, because they cared more for good
government than for the mere triumph of
party, they said.
But winters trial of the Democrats in
Washington has not satisfied the indepen-
dent voter. Between imitation heresies.
the delay in needed legislation, the squan-
dering of public money in some directions,
while the zeal for economy in others was
such as to cripple the public service, as in
the fast mails, has not been satisfactory to
the country, to say nothing of the partizan
legislation and the greed for office. We
all remember how, as soon as the party got
in Office, tried and valuable public servants
were hastily dismissed to- make room for
incompetent party hacks with bad records
for patriotism. Even Democrats looked
upon the spectacle with modification. So
upon the whole, men feel that il j. aot
policy to trust party with power that ha.
behaved so badly, particularly when + ,~a
on probation, on the eve Of y
election. Hence, the Liberals, the Reform
Republicans, the Union League Club o
New York, and all the independent Gle
ment in the old Republican ranks have
made choice Of Hayes. They have beer
lead to believe that there is just as mucl
demagogism and readiness to sacrifice tn,
public good for partisanship among tn,
Democrats as ever there was. So they pre
fer such a man as Hayes, with their ole
associates, to such cute politician as Gov
Tilden with the derelict Democrats. An,
SO do we.
Smyrna times., 1876-08-09

Lucy Hamilton Hooper, in a letter from
Paris to the Philadelphia TIuuah, relates
an incident that occurred at a fetc at Yer
saillcs recently: "Thc throngwao immense.
and just in front OF me strongarrcd
French soldier was in the act Of making a.
much room as possible for himself by the
simple process OF lcannt backward with
al his weight against a party Of ladies who
were immediately behind him, regardless
of thcir rcmon>t"ances. Among them was
"a kcon.wittcd little American girl, who,
after receiving one push from the rude
fellow, said nothing, but quietly removing a
long PIN from her hat, projected to hold
It's point forward in prisngly insinua-
ting. position. The soldier pushed back
ward again only once and never more.
Uttering loud Sacre " and executing :,
violent jump IN the air, hr remained quiet
thereafter, only occasionally rubbing the
injured places and glaring around with a
rcv"ngcful air.
Smyrna times., 1876-08-09

FIRE.-Last Friday night, between IL
and u o'clock, an outbulding of good size,
belonging to VIM. ii. Carr of this town, in
the rear Of his bakery, was totally con-
sumed by fire. The damage was trihing
(about 5000 but the excitement was in
tense. The burnt building was situated
right in the midst of lot of frame out
buildings, and it seemed almost certain at
first that all these would 90, communicat-
ing the flames to the entire block, and
make fifteen or eighteen families homeless.
To add TO the CONSERVATION an ocean oil
barrel, with small quantity Of oil in it,
exploded with u loud report, in the burn
ing house, and instantly the flames shot up
in the air with livid intensity. This explo-
sion, and the sudden increase of the flames
made many persons think that the calamity
was a tramp experiment to sack the town
Greater CONSERVATION was never witnessed
here during a fire excitement. Very for
tunately, full barrel Of oil was removed
from the destroyed house barely in time
The residences of Rev. j. Hough and Jas
II. Gotten narrowly escaped, whilst those Of
Mrs. Mary HAZEL, Mrs. Sabra Hoffecker
Jonathan A. Brown, Mrs. Hannah NJ Beck
VIM. A. FAIRIES, Mrs. Mary FAIRIES, DR.
Gootee, VIM. II. Carr, Geo. M. Stevenson
John Cosden, FAIRIES & Co. (tin store), Geo
F. Brown, James r. Clements, S. J. Tolsor
(store), David Stevenson and John II
Cathcart were all in danger. They included
the block bounded by Commerce, Market
Methodist and Delaware streets. The
dampness Of tho houses was the winning
card that carried success to the efforts Of
| the citizens.
Smyrna times., 1876-08-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Jas. Williams,
our Representative in Congress, has kindly
forwarded us documents Of public interest.
w. III. Newton, of st. Georges, has
kindly furnished us with copy Of the
last will and testament of George Wash
ington, embracing schedule of his real
estate and explanatory notes thereto by
the testator, and also a collection of his.
torical notes, biographical sketches, and
anecdotes of the old time, as compiled by
Mr.. N. Price of the work, in pamphlet
form, so cts; in cloth, 81. Mr.. N, in a
note to us, requests parties wishing his
book 20 address "Col. w. II. Newton, st.
Georges, Del"
We have received from G.. Andre & Co.,
the music publishers of 1923 Chestnut ST.,
Phila., four pieces Of sheet music, some OF
them not very fresh, but all very good.