davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-12

um0efe0rtif aud 9efa4ren.
Man DBrt bfters, ooB Mdnner Die jiblc
@cwo0u6eit Gobeu, o~nitatt i1re Nraucr
in 9ie6e uno 0iite 5c beD0n0eln, Tie lid
tia 6ur0tlduen, wenn lie uifDt ton5en
ME Der Mann pFeiIt. Gtbtc WoDe loQ
icooN cine Trou i'm ultcren Gnoc 0icitr
5to0t ben Gtiel mm9ete6rt, mo ibren
Mum 10 9ottsjdmmerIlN bur99ebauen
habell, o0b CT 1eute nod einen Grauey=
fer um feline 2tugen 0dn8m bot. Der
M}ann beToNO lib ndmlib in eintm Sd
loon ais and feline Urau. Die ober in
Warne3tra6t gefltjaet mar, Dincinfam,
uno ii gong fnrier Set onIil9, 9c46ri9
oui iQu ~lo35u6auer, r9ne 0aB er ipnBte,
uon wem Die 9ic0c tnmen. g8!t IS 6tjBt,
wjtO iie Oos Experiment. nod ejamal
periu0cn, nur nm 81 ltDea, ob Iie nj9t
'nen nNt0nn" aus JPN ma0cu tann.
8 YER 0ampFcr v@tlosfa" gina gcItcIn
Mtttus mad Sapan unO Gbina ob. Geis
ne Wert0lcnoun9 beliono aus $1l1,42l
in Srooe 0ollors, 1850 in Mcrlfn
nilMcn 0Ollors, $1807 in Golomiinjs.
1920 in 0oiotaub unO $4,000 in
rsinem Glitter - %5Nlammen .$245,307.
(Gol. StsStg.)
QNcd{iI6er. SIN lebten Monot
murocn sur See 2l2S 6lolhen GGed=
filter i'm @eIomntmertbe BON $4,000
BON bier pcri6ifIt. @ietuon gingen
mad G0jna 755 6laI0ea, na0 Hferito
226, Nelu WOrt 300, Sij0- Nmcrifa go
ionlt:ge M00te 157. (Gal. Gts3t8)
Gifcriu0t eincs &rIpptl3. Wor
cinjgen M}onotcn muroe in Gan Grau-
5isco cn 9cwiNcr Gloulen, Elm bejuloler
0euiiMer &riippel, DER in Den 9troBeR
@lcjieoern uertanft, wt0cu Wtoroan0rlIf
ami cine Tyou 8Jolo 0cUcp pef0aEtet II,
al 4 Wtpnoten @tfdn8nib perutbeiIt.
Gloulen er}QDlte o0m0ls, o0B 9iola per.
iprONcn b05c, i'm 81 0eirotDen uno 0oB
CT pon9io!o D%lnt,rgongen uno belNwin+
oeIt wuroc. GO ion0erb0r 0ies 0uD
tlin9t 10 1T ooN l0piel geiulB, boB 8lps
Ia m0brenp Der @efongeniOait Gonrdos
clfrl0 nit lbm correspondents lln0 Inn
feline GanItbeSenann9en erpie9, DIE oui
ein intime5 GcrbdltniB l1tjeBcn IlcB II,
bis GOnrao am %. SUM- cinca 8rle1
DOn 8iola aus @ir9iuia 0itD cr5ielt, in
Dem le Inn Oles m68lI0e @nte WilnIAt,
i'm jeoo0 Md mleocr 81 lcDen Doffte,
oo ibr $)cr5 Don ciuer onoerer Selte III
8ci@lag genommm Iei. SeIbtuerltdno'
liN crpoNte in Conrad obermOls oos
@eIubl noW GaNc, uno als Ell Dor un9c=
Id9t 8 Sa9cn in Treibeit 9eIrbt maroe,
tNnite er li0 einen 0ShIcBprilBcI" uno
tuDr noN WIr9lnia Shy, 100 er anl0el.
memo ieinem olten @ei0afte wic0er mad
AIug nno &telliIlte DtrfauItt. Nsl 90.
SNlI wuroc in Der oberen Gtage ban
, 1876-08-12

@eforben. Sc 1T Gicr sic 9}ads
ri6t cinQctroHen, ooB Sic Sruu beg
Jti@ters @uigon in Ncp Geoforo, Mai.,
0eitor6en lit. SIRE 2tiOe miro Somis
tag Morgen bier eintre5Ten.
, 1876-08-12
GStobt J3itUnDno.

WetterberiNt iir bente.
3jemIi6 @lei0mdbi9c&, 9cfol9t non tol+
lcnIcm Barometer; iiiomci!lideuno lll0=
b1i; dc G8inn; 5iemli0 Glel9mdBi9e
Semparotur; mcbr ~beW6lftSr 9lll'rl'l
uno 0euittGyitiirme.
, 1876-08-12

Gobof Sc toDIen. 0onnerio9
mar Gin 9}e9er in Dem YoIi5e9erl0t ane
gctlo9t cine Site iobri3irtcn Sabof 0e-
{ioDlen 5n G0ben. Sc Die MnftOge niht
uuIrcNt erb0ltcn wtrocu tonntc, wurGc
o%crlclbe cnil0lIen, oo6 oa Die Settle me0-
rere 9orten &obaf entQiclt, DelOcS &C.
gen oo5 St~energcIcb 1T cnAIi3ciyte Der
Noleftor 9tMllel Die &llle.
, 1876-08-12

Mir b3rcn, Dap Der Jtu5biner, 9r,
SuNmonn BON Baltimore, fir bic &C.
mcinoc Der Gpnogoge i'll Der II. StroBe
ouF 3 Sabre ougelielit wuroe, uno be=
griiBcn 0e0iclben ul3 cinen gebiloetea
onl9etIdrttu otutiGer 9tabbincr, wclAcy
letne Ge4rtr Der iebjgcn ,3eit %OnpoIen
, 1876-08-12

G Bolton bot Die selNcntelt ten
Ml0o@en, MewOort Die 9el0mofuolIlten,
SrpotlDn Die lNGnltcn, Baltimore Die
oebiloeiien. GhicQan bic ihinnhen a
Houls Die lultl0Itcn etc. etc. Sb9leI0
nun ole uerl0iGoene Gi9eni0aTtrn ba-
ben, 70 merNen boN Don often Die 800
meltlc Yaper Toi6lon8" por9r5o9e1.
, 1876-08-12

TrouenDerein Yic- Wic.
W&nnfn9 ,piro 6sr 6fonenbereiu her ct
S09onnis Genieii0e ein Yic Sic in
9!enner'5 Gi0rten ueronitoiten. 9ie
2lnlialten fno gctroHen, DAP cle, melAe
onrGn 5Qeil ncbnen werocn, lid cini9t
Iro0e GtNn0en OerlGofen f6nnen.
, 1876-08-12
Pad Der G~sntcnuints N~uaftGuug.

-
@t4mena, gsrt@issr unbl
Gbe6aptats 1ilenbdbn :
Guper Sffce Is. " al 1876. J
Yin Slender bfr u@entcfn,al."
s'm unH nnh tieiam Da'um merten ouf 50 5ase sem
Eatum tpr r Siasit 'ltna an aiitt E @rturfipns =
Itdet 5~!pildsn Rtb iupup tina TbtobeIpbia pr gprf
9Stper Nntr NJ btiee SfFca fir 10 - ans sQetel.
> i'ie &tfft ltAb 5t Gabsit in Ga br's S?6 Mai ltrc6e
TN Grtdr9e t?ptei uH9 II Der S. ,iice bisle. Gcrnpa0rte
~ eer Ode Ger often unp GptftraB'.
y. s. Apunla 8,
my Gupstintenoent.
, 1876-08-12

8erbre@er /. 6Ol9enoe Ycrbrc=
der BON NccomocG onutQ wurOen gcltcrn
IN oie @enitcutiarD ob9ciieicrt; 9imon
Wsncoid, Is W(On0te, lpc9cn Wtor0bren4
nerei; NppD Snpagc, 2 Sabre lpe8cn
Ginbru0.
, 1876-08-12

Gin betanntcr @eieba6cr=
treter. Bbi(ip 2ombct0 (ni0t Der
50l0hter i'm 3. Wl0rfi) uno MEoceQus
Yub warcn I'M Yoll5elgcrihl 8tltcrn,
nngctla9t fir oo5 ioieoerre0tilOe 6ort=
brjH3en ua0 8erbey9eN Der Gai0urIno
@uber, nm le 81 unMoralll0en 3Ucden
an 9ebron0rn. sic mar frlibcr Elm anr
iidn0i9cs 6youCn3immer 0Cl0elen. Use
gen Nbmcien9elt einigcr @oupt6eu9on
murbe Der Sail uul0obcn. &ombctb
lit Gin bcyiiNtigIer 0Quratter. 2gBtcs
Sa0r Geiratbete er cine Trau unter ons
aenommcnen Nomen. Na@0cm er nit
ibr cirige Wtonatc 9elebt, perlieB er lie
mo tam ua0 &iNmonO. 6einc Syda
iolgtc Ibm uaO lieB i'm 6ier pcrba1ten,
0Vb :3C9cn W8enli9enoe Ncpe!le emf.
ding CT 0er Gtrafc.
, 1876-08-12

3I9s. ipelde Ntdmp i'm $50 3. 81. terla 'tn, Sab
re1 taglf6 {. pnrt. o. nuS ltIlpmlnenl r1o battsa an BET
alien 8enrhniidft StdttsRen.
3H9e, reih- Slid npno UNI 1910 q, 81. %serlaTca,
Iahrei t'9lld unrtaltrn az IN 6anpser. vputIl @ors
nerSotie @hdFletttFp.Uc S0p. Mtd,un','M Silver, @tecns
irrpS, S2aphgftcrp. Sthantpn, @eibtn. M'iusrrt', CIV
n9telt rnS aacn Stattclen ncfttiG ron 9laegbanp,
nc pnt:;p' ottrns3l8e re la6tn ;hi6n,pnb fir @rr.
oehepiae uAo allen 3niiden S~toiirnen tdgld e ppns
tags aus4erpmmen I'M 4:l5 q. M. D!e .Nafa1icre
Q elsS jltt6ea tTefen Mt $40 .. VI III Nal IS II ton EN-
gu E tpNitaien IN Nthrneac IN ME fotet:
got 3NalG tih tSpnntn9s ou88eupm,) nm ESQ " 81.
"ft9 n'pfdtionlH ta9lib tScHata9s aus8. $3.50 @.AP.
StGiiencn an. mic pbcr.
pie 3aee D%erb,nten ii@ rn'tt ZEN 9fsrn Der Ti3mrnb
nno AahptHf u'6 M,dnerb unb 9~ettraburg Giientahn,
lpirte ven as rad Nidmon0.
Maptte Nns'unTt pc9tn 9.etir etc ptrb in So. S26
MtalA Sirp rher III Der Office Ter @pmpo0rte ertbettt.
@odnip 9f. Spmarp.
General 9~aiasier~ unb 3iGets slBent,
81. 81. g. 0unn,
Ja6eniear uHb Gnptrinteu> mt. II
, 1876-08-12

un0 1einer nsuen &cmeinoe Gre MAIDEN
uiro. 9erlclbc mar in Sen lcbten Sab
rem Ge6rcr nno 2cittr DEG ilraelitii@en
Moilen6aulcs in Baltimore.
, 1876-08-12
epusfttpncn BON 8rieffo(ten.

Goh HalIeli ait ten smei bflonberen Mroen-
msltpe ais S!srnfaiten bsfannt(u COO Jgnss
td'4o . oN;, ?.30 ufb Us 81. 81. @pun
'@9S-9.30@ 9. Do. unb z y. ".
y @h ftettaaen = eco 8. 81. MN
"; .t: @pE allea anecrn &often mcr6ew
ets SfeTf aur Dem Nidmcg ter SrGacr onpe"
sp... e. Z. 9an 9e.o, y On.
, 1876-08-12

@er9oftet. 4rinee Sorper wnr-
DC 9cltern perboitet, neil Ell an S0lie
@ueboto beIciOigenbe mno @robbrieTe
gclNric6cn. Gie iiir0tcte peri0nll6e
Belcloigungen BON iDm. Jii0ter Q8.
s.. Gtew entities Den Nn9ctIngten i'm
9tutionabnule.
, 1876-08-12
ht0mOno 1)Oit Office,
pp1t<
Is. Ottober 1878.

@arhIiGe 9mhbra. 2ndnor tSeris,.
@e"n'aaS aI6gsnpmmen-a cturit 5 q. VI,
q. M. ''"" 80 WIZ c'%o
51; @s4 :, sY 9, gnlunft SO, 81, -pea.
@o1siide aseo+goa. aaef6, orsosner,.
az mea SpHhiaae - Anfunft f.45 81. Oh
90lt @luE 1,35 NIB 500 q. aR.
sifolide son. ,3nciror tasri6. Conn.
nm % Y. 81 YolfG!ub 4 @. Sd. INA
1915 y, M. ''"P U.s. "'
,.t Sorntass;- gnfuuft 1900 81. qpa
&teomanS& Semitic Giienbohr. S6o.
l'd'. WntGnft 2.30 u. NP. -Waf1f4fn,ns
1915 81. 81. 80PiU'"8
Sontinc e. Greensboro. Y~ptimayt6o
llm. Mnfa"ft $50 uns 8 N.M. 49, Tol4
'plub rs. N. NIB f2.45N. Gs. 'T
Tarmbiae. Gdqljd, e.nntoos oueo,uo,,,
q me en- m Gmaniunft 2.30 g. 81. = VpaIdlus
Dl"f%"AN @gth CiiPnbnbli. IG1fif
Spnrlu9s dIsAfnommen. Nnfunf1 6 81 80
- pcFlblnB $50 y. 90.
Vgndbur9 Charlottesville, @touutet, M,hi,s
@lllpnef &prln5a nnb ipelflid spn gHhitr ent.
e ttr = Sef,h9S Nnfunf 5 g. Oi.-- Vpa.
Ga sseit goint nnb stat;oncn m her 81. 90.
u, nno g.. q, q. 2aaiid, Gonntaas o y a..
neillnen: &~nfHnft 1870 Y. So. TogIt-
@loacf1er, itrr geF qyoint. ,Sovfh
Fa.lt 1890 q. 81. = @eflalus 80. d.,
j.. SaFeabannud, iter 8iI5 sauG. tSolh
@"'nntt G.3o 9. M.- gpffdIas / y. 81.
Sataes Sitter ganSfer. greimoI nScten,
10y: Anfanft M%opta3s, Mltnpyfs ms
'95fflta9s, 5 g. M. = YqflGhu6,' gifna n"s
So"affEa99 unb Guanateuts, $50 y. sfp,
@Gaal @afet. Gr.imol Il Edssgid
y TSnminnft, M;ittmrda> 8reita4a nnG gprntooa
= At: : peNlglu6, M7utass, WinYnd,a
"'o 8%reito9a, 4 ". 81. ''
e}ort @nmlh Goate. i3pcim II pydenHi5.
~ I%af"nftl M}lttmpd8 NIB GonnaGfnra g.
t u: V; % % gDoIiI@iH6, 2Onussaa9s unp Scnn
, 1876-08-12
6eaer e3iarm-U e!serapb.

o'aapaS 5faFT caiarm-U glserayD.
Harm 6 q # c II.
%O. 2 Grifs Yp!isei Citation.
w. 5 .3ipfite g'Olisei @tatiuns
". 4 Gritts Ypfsei g htipn.
@'. b SPrisentags, 3n S!roGe. pahs
Grpap. '"'. ""'"
no. 6uS'pfaHb 2otser 0oaTs gtsas
s'faBe, apilda b:r 9ten Mno fOten.
Nr. Gp.igenbaue, 18tsy att. not,
Tlanfiin. "" ""R
Nc. 10 NpGetts.
Ie' 3 Gde Der 12ttn anb gaiu CTR.
I'' Ia Qfs trr 10ten anb @yrb etY.
slP. 10 Gfe Der 1lfa lso Cars str.
9l0' 10 Gde bfr giHe uub Main ctr.
a0' - Gfe Ssr Stem une guso( Ctr.
"O. II Gde bsr 25ltcn unb 8rooD q.
w.. 2-o Gde Der 17teu Mnb Moribon stx
No. Pa Gfe Ger 17frn uuo ga11binstn,u
Cir. ''5'0"
No. @-5 @efreyc1itam gi1m, gpsrfs 7.
Ctr. ="
N0. 70 @de Scr 5lsu unb Wain cir.
10. 81 gde Ser 14tsu unb Matu Ctr
no % @de Der 22lten une Ma!n CTR
No. 81 @es Der i3t'u aaO Gary Str
40. 3-5 Gtatstide6 @rmenbaua,
Ap. sc Irete9or @iieusEerfe.
10. Al Gle Der 9tsu nnb ecig, @tr,
NO. a 2 grOdS StrabG vae Sail gay.
A0' - efe 9grins unb give Ctr.
N0' 70 edf st. 5ameS ane 0upal @ts.
No. 4-6 Ssr ssnb'us, 25Ie Str.
No. 81 @prigenbaus, 10 Ctr.
NO 5-2 &df Der Qlop IN @ilmrr Ctr.
, 1876-08-12

@cttsr. @eltern Seigtc bos 36er
mumcter I'M 3 ll0r 9iO0mjtta95 81
0ran.
, 1876-08-12
GtalaDuus
gum
NDDllne III ut
nuf bic brntlGe iQu1rirte
NGer> unb Wartenbau=
0eitung,

tFN'H"Fbspf' u -. NnitM 81. VltlpattSe, lUts(.h
3 tf&rift fis
acknowledgement, Wieb5n9. Sbabau7
c, laslat Ieit efm Sable 1870 reaelmdBia tra
.ang9 j,ben Mcnot8. Ter AhpnnemcniSl
|etraat bet Gorons@abluaa Cnr'uGge Tprto)
nar 70 Gents per Sabr.
5eee Nummet enlpaIt OnS nalarttfel iltsx
tie liter cie Deridiepe en- i3meiaa ter 9rIn
nm ri a,teuiDirtdibaft, 0oifSs unD Sauss
iutribi@ait!a a WunIBc. lem ipnl!isfu a.
m%.tnnugnteE yfleitpf nebit 3ugaraiionen.
dit rfr &esemtsrnummer MIR en- Snpaltsr
9ersej0uib res Sabrsangs lppis sin llmInloa
9%elieiert. Atefe sbt bettl6zameefanti9e ,3rits
lctriit mirb bcretts Spu lebr
aislen nrutiGen 2anoiuirlgeu, Oartacr,
Standardization II. {, H..
in ten Ner. g taatsn seleien uno duoet ibera[s
enc freurlliAe &ufnabmc> Yrosenummtru
wer'en unentaeiili9 an irgenp cine gtprsG
periaupt. AasfNnft srlbtiIt une gsleaunoss
bclpr9t
Snbn s. @eim.
SsrauSDeber her v@irginia @taata Maaelts."
, 1876-08-12
0os GonutaQszglot enth6lt

2N2 SUiUluYs@Siuil tli!Uull.
Sin 2DnOoner Strobsntmo." Ori-
9innl SNitOerln9cn ous Dem l~o5ialcn
Gcben Gn8I0noa. Son 4rno.o. (6ort-
Itbnn9.)
v0le 6er56ome." Cine FoI6iona6le
@cl0i3te DON emil Mtario N1cano.
Gin 9tluN i'm Norcm."
u@n8cbOren," GOmoa upu q. GGdi=
fer.
Son Der MSltousFeunn9 3t YQila-
oelpbia."
@os oroBs @a9ncrfcf in Say
reuth."
v0ic foliAen 9protcr." Graa6hmng
aus oem bolrlI9M 0p49cbir9e pOn ~,
N}elierer.
,Dfcnts @en6lArci6m an 81.
0ulbldu0t Den 9iti05fan5ltr."
r@ie &inoer Oes 9trdflin9s," ppn
@ulowin ~Mi0uDauien (6ortlcgan9.)
Gin mniterDatter Slener."
uSigcr ooer S0pc."
u9ie Briefs Blii0er'5.~
lH0 piele unocre interellante Mrtife'.
, 1876-08-12

G5olo i@loB geltern Mtltto9 i'll Nelo
Oort nit l1l$.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-12-09
NEW MINES.

Report reaches us Of the discovery Of
some new mines by Bert Stevens, who re.
sides near VIM. Moore's on the Tumalum.
The mines are about eighty miles southeast
OF Wana Walla city, possibly NOT more
than six or ten miles east of south, He
says the discovery is in basin high up in
the mountains. The gold which be exhib.
tied very much resembles that found on
Granite Creek. 1t is coarse, and evidently
has not been washed. He obtained color
from top dowu to bed rock. Il was about
FIVE feet to the bed rock; he cot two pans
of dirt, which, SIT per ounce, the sun.
posed value of the ore, weighed $6 AZ.
The discoverer had been prospectiu on the
head waters Of John Days river aud other
streams in that direction. He found the
new mines on his return trip. Il vas
showing hard, and for fear Of being caught
in the mountains without supplies be came
out. There were also some we'll defined
quartz lodges in the vicinity. He came to
this place for supplies and will return q
soon as the weather will permit. Other
parties will 60 with him. Mr.. Stevens 10
very we'll known here and has tho name OF
being truthful man. Reports have here
tofore been circulated that there were mines
of IN this direction. Some years ago, two
or three old miners were up there pros
pecting, and claimed to have struck good
diggings, but after they came out they
never could find them again. As to wheth.
er this will be the case with Mr.. Stevens,
we are unable to say. The facts are very
we'll known that indications Of good quarts
lodges have been discovered in the same To-
cality frequently.-W. ". Watehman.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-12-09

The crop returns for October, as pre-
pared at the Department Of Agriculture,
indicate reduction in the yield Of wheat
nearly one-sixth, while the quality Is soms-
what superior. Every section of the Union
indicates a reduced product, except tho
Middle States, which have increased about
two per cent. The New England States
fall off four per cent. The figures point to
yield of abont ESQ, 900 900 bushels. The
rye crop is reported four per cent. less than
that of 1873, but the quality averages some
what better. Barley is about six per cent.
less than last year. The oat crop shows y
falling off of twenty-three per cent, every
SECTION of the Union being deficient. Corn
is not up to last year. The tobacco yield
is about an average one.-Ex. 6
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-12-09

HoNE INFLUENcE.--If the father chiefly
talks money, money" at home, he gener-
ally rears family in the worship Of the
"almighty dollar" II he talks mainly OF
horses, games and races, be breeds batch
of sportsmen. Iffashion is the family a.
tar, then the children are offered mp
as victims on that altar. Ifa man makes
his own freside attractive, he may reason
ably hope to anchor his own children
around it. My neighbor Q. makes himself
the evening companion Of his boys. The
result is that his boys are never found in
bad places. But If father hears clock
strike eleven in a club house, or the play
house, lie need not be surprised If his boys
hear it strike twelve in gam bling room or
the drinking saloon. II be puts the bottle
on his own table, he need not te surprised
if a drunken son staggers in, by and by, at
his front door. When the best friend that
childhood and youth ought to have, be-
come their foe, their home becomes tho
starting point for moral ruin.-Cuyler.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-12-09
THE Dakota Tribune says: A three foot

THE Dakota Tribune says: A three foot
vein of coal has been discovered on the N.
p. r. R. a few miles east Of Bismark. Capt.
Braithwaite, of the Fontenelle, reports the
discovery by him of . nine foot vein CROP
ping out within fifty yards of the river,
about fifty miles above Bsmark. The
country is full of coal, and it only needs
limited amount of capital to develop rich
and paying mines. The Northern Pacific
people are very enthusiastic over the l7th
Siding discovery, and propose to utilize il.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-12-09

A MAMMOTH PEAR.-Mr. David Price, re-
siding about four miles from Portland, near
Milwaukee, has left at this Office pear Of
Mammoth proportion-speakiog in small
way. The pear belongs to the variety
known as the "pound pear" and weighs
Mreepounds. Who can show a larger and
heavier specimen of this fruit Oregonidn.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-12-09

A Boston woman had prepared to elope,
but when her husband, hearing Of her in
tention. came forward with his check book
and offered her money for her expenses,
while his face was illuminated with inbound
ed joy; she reconsidered the matter and
concluded not to 60. 1t took all the ro-
nance away.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-29
PRICE THREE, CENTS.

The fifth Of May is TIVE time set for the
adjournment Of the PennsylvaGia legisla-
ture.
Calcutta wheat Is taking the place of the
American and Russian product in the Eng
fish market.
An old farmer once said, with more truth
than elegance, "There are two talks in this
world to orc do"
General Curtis, of Ogdensbug, will de-
liver the address before the county fair, to
be held at Watertown next fall.
S. II. Calhoun, descendant Of the great
Calhoun, was pefmant ut president of the
Nebraska democratic convention.
Bessie Turner was killed in Boston on
Thursday by the explosion Of kerosene
lamp, but she was eighty years old.
SaGert Oglesby, ore of Andrew Jackson's
generals at New Orleans, is still living in
Texas, and is said to be over 100 years of
age.
Lougfelow is to have a chair made from
part of the wood ct the chestnut tree cele-
brated in his "Village Blacksmith" which
has Just been cut down.
A mrskrat pitched into man on a street
of Portsmouth, the other evening, biting
through his boots and obliging him TO run.
| The brute was finally killed.
Mrs. Gen. Van Cleye and Mrs. Winchell
of Minneapolis have been elected school
directors by heavy majority over two
! prominent tyrants or that city.
Queen Victoria is in the most robust
health, with every indication of q long life,
! and the Prince of Wales is likely to be q
\ gray-headed man before he wears the crown
| of England
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wonderful success!

1t is reported that Boschee's German
Syrup has, since its introduction in the
United States, reached the immense sale Of
40. 600 dozen per year. Over 5000 drug
gisis have ordered this medicine direct from
the factory, at Woodbury., N. j., and not
one bave reported e single failure, but
every letter speaks Of its astonishing sue
cess in curing severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the Breast, Consumption, or any dis
ease of Throat and llugs. We advise any
person that has any predsposition to weak
Lungs, to go to your druggist, Albert w.
Higgins; also Rice s. Co., Caatleton, and L.
Kellogg, Fairhaven, and get this Medicine,
or inquire about It. Regular size rs cents;
sample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will
relieve any case. Don't neglect your
cough. d&w
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Tlts Rutlana daily Olobe.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1876.
A NEW LIBERTY SONG.

A NEW LIBERTY SONG.
ITO the Time OF the British Grenadiersl
Vain Brltons boast no longer, with proud lndg-
nifty,
hy land our conquerlng leglons your match
less strength by sea,
Since We. your braver sons, incensed, orr
swords have g!rdcd on.
Huzza, Hu2za, Huzza, Ilu2zl, for war and
Washington.
Urged on by North and Vengeance these val
iant champions came,
LOud believing tea and treason, and George
was all Oh name,
Yet, socrliIgious as it seems, we rebels stilllivo
And laugh at all your empty runs,--huzza for
Washington.
SIN deaf to mild entreatles, still blind to Eng
lands good,
You have for thirty pieces, betrayed your coun-
Like A3sop's greedy cur. you'n gain shadow
Yet nnd lis fearless shades indeed, inspired by
Washington.
Mysterlousl unexampled! lncomprehcnslble
The blundering schemes Il Britain, their folly
pride ana zeal;
Like lions how they growl and threat, nero
asses have we shown,
And ye snail share an ass fate, and drudge for
Washington.
Your dark unfathomed councils, our weakest
heads defeat,
our children rout your armies, our boats des-
troy your fleet;
And to complete tho dire disgrace, cooped up
within our town
You live, the scorn of all our hosts the s,aves Of
Washington.
Great Heaven, is this the nation, whose thun-
derlng arms were hurled
Through Europe, Afrlc, India, whose navy ruled
the world;
The lustre OF your former deeds, whole ages CT
renown,
Washington.
Yet think not thirst for glory unsbeaths our
To rend your bands asunder, and cast away
'Tls ieaven-born freedom fires US all, and
strengthens each brave sOu,
From MIN who humbly guides the plow, TO God
like Washington.
For this, o couldour wlsheB, your ancient rage
Your armies should be doubled, in numbers,
force and fire.
Then might the glorious conflict prove which
best deserves the boon
American or Albion, George or Washington.
Fired with the great Idea, our fathers shades
To view the stern contention, the gods desert
their skies,
And Wolfe midst hosts ofherocs sursrior bend
Cry out with eager transport, well sdone, brave
Washington.
Should George, too choice Of Brltons, to foreign
realms apply,
And madly arm half Europe yet still we would
dery;
turk, Russian, Jew and Inndel, or all these
powers IL one,
While Hancock crowns our Senate, our camp
great Washington.
Though warllke weapons foil US, disdalning
SlaviSh fears,
To swords we'd beat our powshores, our prun.
ing hooks to spears
And rush all desperate on our foes, nor breathe
Till the battles won
| Then shout and shout America, and conquer
Ing Washington.
| Proud France should vicw with terror, and
hGugh SPAN with lear,
| While every waTlile nation would court ALL
ance here,
| And George (hiS minlons trembling round) dis
noun ed from his throne.
| Pay homage 10 America and conqueriag Wash.
ingtUn.
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Emo Da,ly GIODc.

Is kept for sale at the following places:
BELLOWS FALLs--O. L. Woods, dealer In drugs
and medicines, periodicals. provisions, &C.
EAST .Mahon, dealer in dry
goods, &c.
LUDLow-shermar Eros, drugs, books, Sta
tionery, periodicals, &c.
BEATrLEBoRo-E. j, Carpenter, books station
ry. periodicals, fancy goods.
BRANroH-C o. Dyer and @. G. Siason, books,
stationery, periodicals. &C.
MtDDLEDURY-W. Seymour Alden, books, STA
tionery, periodicals, &C.
decentralization Bros. dry goods.
vEgGgNNgs-S.M. Southland, periodicals, books
and stationery.
BeIsroI-Hiram shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books, dru gs &c.
FAIRHAvNE--D. .. Cotton.
CAsTLEToN--Rice & co.
WEST RuTLAND-C. J. Gilmore, general mer-
chandise.
PouITNlsr-W. W. Hibbard, books, stationery
periodicals, fancy goods &C.
NORTH BENSISGTOfi-Henry Morse, newsboy.
WAILINGFoRD-II. P. Morgan, station agent.
MANcHEsTER-Herbert Smith, newsboy.
ARIIHGToN-H. s. Hard.
BBENINGToE--r j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
and stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING L Co.. newspapers, Pc
iioCicals, books, stationery, &C.; a. Il. Howard,
depot restaurant; GLoBE counting-rocms.
Railroads.&c. all morning trains leaving
Rutland
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Brief Chronicle.

Tomatoes are selling in Rochester for 30
cents quart
Buffalo is feasting on Strawberries at
81. 80 quart
A new epidemic disease has appeared
among the diaries of Russell N. Y.
Seven students graduated Tuesday at the
State agricultural college at Hanover.
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DENCILS.-Dixons Round Gilt Pencils
l. are az good as Faber's Round Gilt,--some
say bot tef. II no BETTER they deserve favor from
being an American Pencil vt lower prices
They are MADE n ey the Joseph Dixon Crucibie
o., Jersey CITY, n. y. and We of{er them to
aLoBR PAPER 90.