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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-28

wanted to get away. is heartily sick Of
them. and that If they don't elect n
chairman soon, he will bolt.
A negro is discovered voting fraudu-
lently for Train. of st. Mary. Parties
voting must be identified. Ii unknown,
are required to prove their identity by
showing the names on their shirts or
socks.
Flauders requests that IL any mem
ber be absent, he will please inform him
or the fact but no absent member com
piled with this reasonable request.
A gentleman from Natchitoches Is
discovered to be dumb, and some doubt
arises as 10 his ability to vote viva voce.
A peaceful decision.
bibble gets in q speech On his vote,
and denounces Kellogg and his tyran-
meal administration, amid loud ap-
plause.
Another howling, bawling, yelling,
scrcaching, screaming, while the vote
il being counted. Ballot, 1lSs; viva
vaee Il7k. close victory for Pinch.
Now for the temporary chairman,
BUSINESS.
business now. Ton dollar bills are
found lying on the floor, half d dozen
kegs OF whisky are opened. Ther-
momets,r, 1903; thermometer tpolitlcaU
12l, and rising. Air, what with whisky
and curses, foul and sulphurous. Hall
u dozen men are kukluxing tickets in q
corner. This turned out, however, to be
o double game. All the white or Pinch
back tickets were scratched Tor Stamps
and all the green or Stamps tickets were
for Pinch.
Frank Morey's hat Is selected for the
ballot-b box. Stamps objects; IT has
lining; insists upon committee to ex-
anime it. No stuffing found, every
thing is fair and square and above
board. Outsiders are kicked off the
platform, but return. capture 1t, and
surround the hats. Flanders gives In
and resigns to Evans.
Two hats are used ; one for whole, the
other for half or contested votes, but
they get mixed with terrible result
! half shell delegates getting In full votes.
SIDE SCENES.
J. Ross Stewart brings up his Ten5as
delegation by the ears, ten solid votes
| for Pinch. Tumblers are smashed. Two
delegates are played out and carried OIL
to Kellogg's. Pinch's crowd stand the
handkerchiefs around their heads anc
scream still louder. One places his head
under the ice water cooler and let's three
gallons OF water pour over 1t. An
other gets friend to squeeze his, Ibis
head feels bigger than q barrel. a
waiter, with whisky for the officers, L
mobbed half way and his drinks borne
off. Members seize upon the pieces. o.
ice left and drop them down their shirt
bosoms, to keep cool. Coats, vests, col
lars and crava.s come off; pants must
be worn out OF Difference to public senti
ment. Fight In the lobby.
eyes, you bet Tn for Stamps" :"
Eyes, you always were for stamps
when you could steal 'em, - - you
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-28

Stamps appears again, smiling; He
knew Of no man -- that he would ---
, 1876-11-30
Guropai(he uabrihten.

2Hdmden. Jn Der r0mifhen 3uris
aabstsbsnben Grsiien mirb ais Tbat'
Jade er3Gblt, SaB Stiftsostan GnSlsr
Isins 0ersidtlsiituus auf ben biId6fs
liden Stubls in Spspsr erfldrt babe.
Don bsrIelbsn 9eits usrlautet aud, baB
SaB Der gum Hif4of BON WIrsburs
srnannte P. Wmbrolius &ass BON Nom
aus niat bic @rlaubniB 3ur Nnnabms
Der bortisen Bistbumswirbe erbalte.
Sir bic batsrii DIE &irdsnseIdidte
idsint lid elm Invertebrates &apits! gu
.r0ffusn.
Die Gnfsrtisuus Der ais Sdubwaffs
fur Die &iraiier unb ben sr6Bten Tbsil
Der Wannidaftsn Der ~llblaneu.& egi.
msuter, iowie fit bic Gbarsen Der ana
bersn Rau aaeriesattunsen, Der IrtiGeris
nno oeS Grains &c. in Nusidt senoms
menen HeuOluer mirb sl.ib3ettis NIT
Der Der neuen Garabinsr M. II .rfol.
gen uno fol- nur in auslanoii9en @tabs
lillementS bewirtt werben. Nahbsm
osriu9smeiie an psri9isosns W.simen.
ter 0feUolrer our Yrobe absesebsn nor.
ben waren, 1T nunmebr bic @ntI6sibuns
iibsr bas ein3ufibrenos SDltem sstrOffen,
unO ss wlrS nit Der Serlteuuns loiOri
b%ssonnsn.
Dts &una. unb &unfsewerbe .Iuss
f~telluns bat cine 8ruttos@ innabme BON
482 1856 81. erssben ; mad Nb3as Der
Nus9abtn bleibt cine 6eineinnabme bon
182,655 SO. melde @issnthum beS
&unlt9ewerbeuereins linb.
&aum oaB uuisre &unlt. unb &unf.
Notwithstanding gum abI1lule &C..
lanst 1T, trGst man lid ldon NIT Dem
Proiett, i'm fommenoen CONNER in
unierem @laspalalt cine ninternationate
&unitausielun9" gu peranltalten, ,pis
cine iclde 3ulsst 1869 bier itattfanb.
Das Proieft bat, 3umal bic oorlaufi9e
3utimmung Der Staatsrssieruns IbOn
porlieat, aas ausli4t, psrwirtlidt gu
merosn.
Quier Snftbeatsr wiro I'M October
1878 fem bunoertiabriseS Sublldum
fsiern. Vie &nr irit &arl Gbsobor
bon Der Yiuls Die Gssisruns oss Sur.
faritentbums Yaisrn ibernommen bate,
wuroe bic bon ibm untsr Der Dlrsttion
bes berabmtsn EbeOb. Mardano snsa-
9irte oeutlds neutrality-suspicious.
laumt Dem 9alstperlopal BON Wtann'
9eim mad Minden usrleet, @rai
Seeau gum SOitbsatsr= Sntsnoanten ct.
nannt II im alIsn Opernhars III G.
Gent. 1878 bon A~svanates @eisll1aft
, 1876-11-30
miini9ten Der bic relisi6ien 2eioenidaf=
ten 5l entflammen bereit lit, li9 I'M i'm
I6aaren lperoen.
9nldnbi(be pepf(bsn.

Nem Yorf, 80. Nooembcr. Cine
9,ipat=S epci6e batirt pSm Scloe nit
General MaeGenSie, IS. Nopbr." lagt:
Sen ganSen Sag sefodten. 9as Sorf
entbalt 200 3elte uno 500 &ric0er.
9as 2aser war beim Grie3stan3 ols
Mac&enSie es Ansriff. Sic Snbiuner
liefen mad Den ScIlen, no cs l6wer it,
fie SIT Dertrciben."
vg8ir lasern auf Dem @6la6tfeIbe,
obslei9 feinbli6e @ewebre SllSen BON
binter bunocrt gll6e. Sic frcipiai-
gen Snotaner betrusen li6 gut, wdbreno
oss MnsriHs, wuroen aber lpdter 9Ieid=
siiltis sesen gllles Bis aufs YIiinoern.
Wir sroberten $50 Yonics, tDoteten
circa 20 Snoiuner, perloren eincn 2ieus
tenant. einen Corporal uno einen 90
oaten at Sobten unb cine aicmli6s
I3abl 8ermunoeter.
9ottsotlle, 8a., 20. Sop. Sobn
NeB murbe 9etern in Ser @iienbubn,
Wasgons6abrit oes Srn. Sboa iugorf,
8a., bon Ser MaiAine erfabt uno Su9o
De 9equetidt.
, 1876-11-30

Sonoon, %. Nop. See Barrier
Correspondent Der nSlmcs" lenfi 81,
Anfmertlamteit ouf DIE an lcbten 6reis
ta9e in Der 9epututen &ammer geboltc
ne Geoe oes Yrlnaen Napoleon, in w,l
der oerlelbe Die ueOsrsrlife Oss <tus
oennn5nt. Ser Correspondent beSel6s
net ben Prlnien aIs amen 9ei16 li6tn
Ylotenoenten, D lien 6dblsteiten nlbt
nnterlbdgt weroen iolter, Gr ertldrt.
baB oet 4rln5 enc iebr paNenoe @elcs
9enbett 9 ipabll bate, nm Dem 9olft
benz tIl1 au MAIDEN, ndmli9 in elnel
3stt, IN pel1er eln 3wiit 5pii9cn
Dem Snrate uro Der 9eputlrteufammet
aus jeOrp4en lei, unO oaB ale un5uirie-
oeae Ycrl0nsn, psl@s elnsn Tabrer
, 1876-11-30
Dif TohkurA

tf beitmmt. has sanas btsberise 5eiluertabren ants
sultoben. Ole Sur wtrb bMr6 has ioaeuaunte
Spbban nnS bur4 gtnnsbrnen BON Sobpntner
bemirft, Sie sObbaSer Setsen an, mo- be &%rantbett
Belt seisen ie bic 2ebeusfraft beS @eni9er an.
Gauieube. ino tn ben iebte,t 5pet Sabren tn Der
8abe>Gnitalt, "a Stanton Str, aew Dort, Sebeilt !
gorsert. Inter ben @ebetltsr D%eftnosn it9 pteIs
&crSte uic Apotbeter. Ole 9obbaoer Mnterl9eisen
j6 BON anoeren 8doert oaour9, baB Tie 6trett auf
Ste &rantbeit einwtrter, uno ben %tranfen Stofi ents
feruer; In tuefder Sorm er aub STUNT Sori6eiH
TONNE. ste iiuS Elm @erbrennunsss ooer ansi3sts
wirS bel Der anwenonn9 bieier Rnr i~oSniegen fetn
siseu.t srit. @e!n Scenario bnr9 steie 8dSsr ges
beilt lit, 10 IN er pittli@ nno %rabital se9etIt. pdb<
rsnS ha6 Der bisberisen SstIuetbebe biz, Mtttsf
eemS6nlid gefdbrlt6er limb OILS bic aranfbeitieIbit;
nnO fd 6tters IN sanses Seer feeanbdrsr arants
beiten einlteats y> 4
ObsieiS bie sv,baber aas arantbeitsn, iHfnirris
b bsi io dasats,9 a;raatbeite,m ~ S SeIoS Der ~ ps eSr'| :'get
nod tn aentem 3nitanse %befinoen, sanSanBr rorbenS
lid: Htebet, ielblt Eeruens nno Evr ,husHeber
perben lstr l@nea, ssruSbnlt9 NIT g 8aosrn,,
tartrt, Pals NM SamesM'doso', aotndbt pirc,
eepSbnltd Iiat turirt. @av,s rsrMt MMhe...
t%tatiSinns wereen oft irebrr itmen esbsiit:
sbsuio stn9ens nno Sbreu'. rannf6ettsr. ioTSts ans
lgp1ttttilDe MfantpeV .eM IN isoem &rabe. Bel
f6tpiiren, Setopn elm &C. lit Sic VSirfiua sine
ploss.Ss u, N@.oal,. stur eth Bah lit tiHrstdent,
Nm Ssosn p'n e9 &irtuns gu iberssnssn. @as
gsMIrsus NO BITE iogeHannte Saras ooer
SmasIsnv (etne bis itst aubsilbare arantbeiU
@utosn Sv elf. Bel lesterer Srautbeft ssbsu rs
%roSsnt ',eS SuderaoHes' nit iebsm Babe Sur4 bsa
w SoSes nnb einnsbmesgufp wsroen mad
P.erl Fl0b I'M sanoe ~ueriduot, Der $reiS oes
saOezpuIpsrs TT %. Der hes Ginnsbuts ; gutusrs
81. Dlan Io6e f6 time 8Iofaire lber bic sohsHs
" snslii5rr oSsr bsHti4sr SprG4e fbifsH.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanten Ctr. (Box 1S9gl1
Rem MORT.
, 1876-11-30

Der sumpf gnael. leres rieiiae Sc.
id)iie, baB BEL Der &'elaserung bon @bar.
Teton. Sios&urol'na ma, feline trefflld)er
Dlenite tbut. miro in 3renton. Seem Ser
leD. auf einem freien Ylaee ais Oenfmo
uufaeifent meroen. Das suaeb6riaeEol
ament 1T aus Sbios Stein nebft cine
Ufitteliaule aus @rautt Sim Oanflo
ma8ta9e miro oa8 Oenfmal Ell aewclbr
weroen. Son oiele @eihiBt er,dbl.
Die &rieasgeihtd)te eine 4nefoote. A1S
Elm Sifi;ier eomnanoirt wuroe es in BEN
Sumpfe DOR @ba leitou IN Eolition ~
brinaen, erbob er oen Ginwauo, bas Ie
unm0alidL oa sc 4rti0er lteu int 2 umpi
perlinfen miiroen. Oatauf muroe Scl
8efebl wicoc"bott nit Dem 3uiaee. er iot,
le alles fit Die Iuftelluna N0ibiae Der
lonsen. Oas erIte Serlan9Cn n, oaS er oam
felt /, hieB: Sunocrt Diam BON fiil,f;ebr
SUB 2dnae!
8aummoll omenD1 6obri
ten werOen oegenwdrti9 I'M Stao,
Georgia in orpber MnSobl aneeleet; pos
aus 8aumipoGiamen, melher friiber Il!
pDais mertbIos betra6.e Ell muroe, ausprei
te uno hler in Ncw Sort nit 81 big 81
Gts. beSablte Oel blent betanntliA Al!
Elm beliebtes SubIitnt fir anbere Dele
@nttiu dining. 9tGnber: 81
V1rIe ODER oaS Qeben:
Ser Nnsefl lene: @elo babe ib MIDI
lieberW ann, abcr mennSie es uerlaneel
min i'd Sbnen cine Ncte auf brsiBisGas
geben.
(Mit einem arimmieen Stud fal,
lid Der Gduber ieit,rarts IN oie SRihe.
, 1876-11-30
Meuefe tfle9r. gspe(1sa.
Ser &riea i'm Orient.

2onbon n, %. Sob. Cine Geuter'-
Idle DopeI6e aus &aeuia beri6tet, oob
Sr. Soinin, Der rullil6s Seidaftstrdssr
in Montenesro, our@ cine 9epei6e OBJ
berufen ,poeben uno nod ct. petersburg
obecrei1t lit. Ser Sniursentenfibyer
Ninli6 1T BON ben 6itreidii6en anto.
ritdten %feTsenommen uno 81 @lana elm
seferfert woroen.
2onbon II, %. Nop. Cine Geuter'=
5de 9epeide aus gelsrao beridtet, oab
Gen. 9pctornf, Der fribere General
itohsh fs bes Generals Sl6ernnieff,
tpel9er DOR &ursem in elmer 9ebeimen
Million mad ct. 8etersburs sei6idt
,paroe, Dem Sen. Sldernojeff tclc9ra-
pbiIa eemeloet bat, Ser G5ar p~erlalle
ll9 i'm gelonberen auf Die anweIenbeit
elmer ruiIil6en 5treitma6t in Serbien
uno babe inn (@en. DoctOroi) auf9e=
troeen, ben in 9erbien suriidbIeibenoen
ruiii9en Off5ieren mitSutbeilen, bielel-
ben lpiiroen bur6 ibrenMufentbalt in5er
biengli1ts perlieren. 0er@robiiiriNifo
laus telearup6irtc am leBten 5onntase
an Si6er1ajeff uno fOroerte oenlelben
auf mad &idineff gu tommen. Sider=
najeif miro wabrl9einlih am nddIen
Sonncrliu9e na9 ienem Ylabe abbrci=
Ell
2onoon %. SOB. Sem Barrier
'Gorreiponoenten bes ~Stanoarr" 5ufol>
&c breitet li9 ollmaIis Die Nnlidt aus,
baB &uBlanb li6 BON ieiner be,ausfor.
bernben @telluns suriid5iebsn miro,
ipenn es linn m09li9 1T, Oielen S6ritt
.obne Bcrlcbuns oes Nationals@ efa5ls
5u trefisn. IS perlautet, bab England
lid berG8eiebuus 8ulsarien's ourd rui.
iiiide 1ruppsn ni6t wioericben miro.
iuenn 9sutSdlano uno Qeitrei9 saran'
ltiren, oab bic Selebuns nur big Sur So
flung Der idwebsnoen 6rasen oauern
ION. Seuti@lano weisert lib ieoo6 an
9eblib, cine iolde @arantle gu leiiten
Sn aeutiaen ruiiildeu uno biplomati
i9sn 8rsilen besweifelt man, oa6 bic
Diirtn bard Die beporitsnoe gonfsrsns
beicitist ,ueroen f6nnen.
2onoon, %. Nop. Giner Oepel1t
aus GoniantinopeI sufOlse ioll cine neus
Gommillion BON bort mad Ybilipopel
9eben, I'm Die @reueltbaten in Bulge
rien peiter gu unteriu6en. 0is erite
Gummlilion iiberfabrte feinen einsissr
-Siirten, perlanste oo9essn, oob ale an
Dem Muftanbe betbeili3tsn 8ul9orcn
sum Spbe perurtbeilt wirben.
Sic Mliiion oes Marquls BON GU
lisburp miro als e,ne frIeolihe angelo
ben; in Berlin unb Wien berli1t ieop6
Die Mnliht ooB biz @irrsn 81 weIt uOl
9el9ritten Ieien, I'm frIeolIh 9eIOt gu
tperoen
Ser WmquIs BON Sallsburrp miro
1nabrlAenlI6 am 6. Seq. IN @onltantl=
nopel elntrcffen.
9ie einleitenben geriammlunsen gu
Der 60 ierenS b;glnnen an 8. &eScm=
Der in Der @Obnun9 3 s General Sgnas
tieff.
, 1876-11-30
Vreiie her Mu3eigen:

@ros.re Gns.isen merpen iaiser bere6net.
MGt pter rpeniser Bel n biIbsn stnen Saadrt.
Mne @nsetsen fnb TN 8sraus su sablen.
Die 2eitune tptrb IN &ihntpnt atb Tint.
.saenb son bert 1rGsern fir IS Gents per
Wche auseetrasen.
, 1876-11-30
0irginia Staots< 8a5ettf
tasIte bsrsussssebsn BON
9obn y. ri II.
30. s: 3u0litc Stra6e.
u ibmono, Ya.

anbSertptiprS Wretfe.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-04-13
MOTHER AGAINST SON.
A Suit to Recover $4,000 Worth of
Property.

a suit is pending in Newark, before
Vice Chancellor Van Fleet, between
Mrs. Mulock and her son, William G.
Mulock, over the ownership of property
worth about $3.50, OOO Mrs. Mulock is
the widow OF New York lawyer, who
died abou} twenty years ago, leaving her
an estate worth about half a millicn.-
The son lived with her in New York and
assisted in the management of the estate
until about eight months ago, he went
to live in Newark, and represented that
he owned over $500, 900 worth of prop
erty there. Shortly afterward Mrs.
Mulock, who is about eighty years old,
sued for the recovery OF the property
which he said he owned, and which she
The son AYERS that the property was
regularly decided to him by his mother.
In opening the case Mr.. Keen said
that he would prove that Mrs. Mulock
never executed the deeds in a legal sense
and if the signatures attached to them
were hers, they were obtained by fraud.
Mrs. Mulock testified that her son col
lected her rents and was accustomed to
I'll up checks and get her signature to
them on representing what they were
for. She enumerated the different prop
critics she owned in Newark, and said
that she had Intentionally conveyed to
him the property known as 5S7 Broad
street, but never to her knowledge any
other. Mr.. Courtelyou had been her
agent since last June, and her income
was $1,000 month. She had no recol-
lection of her son saying to her, 'Here,
ma, here are the deeds for the property
in Newark you promised to sign over to
| me- and she stigmatized as absolutely
false everything relating to them, or any
such conversation. She had not told
her agent in Newark, Mr.. Riker, that
| she had given her son the Newark prop
erty, and that she would have
it back. 4 check for $4,000 was
shown her, and she said that her son
got her to sign it in blank. saying that
he wished to pay ga little BILL" and
that he afterward filled it out for $50,
900 and paid off $40, 900 mortgage on
his property with it. She stated most
positively that she never gave a check
for that amount. On her redirect eX-
animation she said that Mr.. Riker never
rendered her formal account of the
business he transacted for her On
being shown seven statements of re-
ceipts for rent she identified them.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-04-13

a BEAUTIFUL ALLEGoRY.-Mr Crit
tenden, of Kentucky, was once engaged
IN defending man who had been indict-
ed for capital offence. After an elah-
crate and powerful argument. he clos
ed his effort with the following beauti-
full and striking allegory
When God in his eternal council con-
ceiyed the thought of mans creation, he
called to him the three ministers who
wait constantly upon the throne-Jus-
aica, Truth and Mercy-and addressed
them ''Shall We make man :" then said
Justice, go, God, make him not. for
he Will trample upon thy laws" Truth
answered also, ooh, God, make him
not, for he will pollute thy sanctuaries. %
But Mercy dropped upon her knees,
looking up through her tears. and ex-
claimed, sob, God, make him-I viii
watchover him through all the dark paths
which he mny have to tread Then
God made man, and said to him. go.
man. tho1 ar the child of Mercy, 90
and deal with thy brother"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-04-13

MATURE is a credito. WHO accepts
no protest.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-04-13
SOME FACTS ABOUT LEAP YEAR.

The necessity Of having one year in
four with a single day more than the 9th
ers is founded upon the fact that the
rotation Of the earth around the sun is
accomplished in three hundred and six
ty-fve days, five hours, forty-eight min
utes, and forty-six seconds-or about
eleven minutes less than quarter of a
day. Julius Caesar, when he attempted
to correct the almanac, made the mistake
OF ignoring the eleven minutes and
misunderstanding of the imperial decree
fixed the leap year one year in three.
Augustus, eight years B. c., ordained
that for the next twelve years there
should be no leap year, and thus correct
ed the error for the time. But there
were the eleven minutes, which, as the
centuries rolled on, became hours and
days. The Council of Nice in A. D.
325, brought the sun and the almanac
into harmony, but left the perplexing
eleven minutes unprovided for. And it
thus went on for twelve centuries; when
Pope Gregory XIII, finding the sun 10
days behind the calendar, ordained a rad
ical cure-anjoining that the ten days
| between the Sd and 18th of October,
1882, should be struck out of the alma
nae. The different nations of Europe
adopted a like course, one after another
Protestant England being the las to
conform to the Pope's bull in 1852, when
the English calendar dropped eleven
days in September, which had then ac-
cumulated. To prevent errors in future,
it is necessary that three leap years shall
be omitted in each four hundred years :;
and this is managed by making the omit
ted years the even hundreds that are
not devisible by four hundred-so
that 17C0 and 1900 will not be,
leap year but 2000 will be, as 1900 was.
On Transporting from ''old" to :snew
style, the time must be taken into ac-
count. The farther back we go, The
fewer days it takes to make it right. The
Pilgrims landed at Plymouth, December
18th and, as the error was only 10 days
the celebrations of that event should be
on the Dist, ard not on the Odd. The
days of the week We're not affected by
this change. The fact that leap year
gives unusual prerogat;ves to the gentler
sex who are matrimonially inclined, is
not of astronomical origin but it may.
nevertheless be worthy of tho moot
profound manual respect.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-04-13

Every day or two re come across a
rule for computing the interest on mon
ey; but never fLd one for computing
the interest one woman takes in the cut
Of another woman's polona Il. e.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-04-13

A correspondent says .'the French
spring - IL S are backward tits year, -
Pulled backward, we resume.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-04-13

ssIs,so AVERAGED PEER DAY.

FULTON, 80 December 18th, 1S-4.
MEssRs W. F. & .IoHN BARNES, Rockford H.
Gentlemen ] sawed 10 irets for faluStraGe for
portico aud Is brackets, in first two days running,
Every VIII" has Witnessed the working OF the
Saw has pronounced 1t the most useful machine ever
invented L have been working from Twelve to SIX
teen men, and have done ali nay shop work scroll
sawing) on machine running it daily since 1
purchased it. and have paid nothing for repairs, ex-
cept saws, which flount parativey small
Three weeks since purchased some imported woods
and some nice designs. and turned nay attention to
work. have averaged per day. since that time,
S1150. 1 know of occupation as pleasant and
profitable for a nachauie to spend his winter days
at as the above. Your machine runs so lightly and
easily that it will not tire the most delicate man
after little practice in fact, consider Your ma
chine indispensable to any carpenter, however small
his business is. he introduce the little ma
chine his scrap pile and make enough brackets in
one week to pay FOR his machine. consider my ma
chine just essential in my shop ss set of bench
planes.
Very truly,
NJ. PRED BELL.
Architect anG Builder.
Es5~ Address, for full information,
W. F. & JOHN BARNES,
Box 2OIt, ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS
, 1876-03-02
Gngtan0.

2onoon, 80. Sch. SIM unterbauis
1pro6 Serr @OlGen iiber Den nntsr=
gang oss YanSeridiIFss 8ansuaro. gr
tobelte bic Momiralitat, iueil oleleIbe oos
llrtbeil beg &ric9s9erl6tes nm9etobsn
bate, unb bcantra9te, cine ndbers gr@
fldruns iiber bieies Wor9ebsn Der NO
mirAtitat 81 %Derlan9en, 9err Sunt,
Der critic 2orD Der Momiralitat, pertbel-
bigte oaltlbe uno loste, oob ale lelae
GpQe9en in Der MomirOlitGt nit Inn 9ee
gen oos urtbeil sinuerltanoen waren in
YetrsiI Der fir Den u%nter9ans Deg Gan=
9uoro psrantoort)i6en Ycrlon. Gr l6il
bcrtc sum Ys,peile Der &i9tI0teit ltlner
Mnli6ten nodmals Die G~inselnbeiten
bes 3ulammenltoBes. 6err SisraeIi
l1lue Dor, lpdter einen bsltimmtercn Nn
trog in oieler M~nselc9eabeit Su teaen,
wpraui Der 4ntras oes Srn. @cl9en on
eenpmmcn wuroe.
, 1876-03-02
Tranfreib.

poris 80. 1eb. Ser rMoniteur"
3ast, bic 2ecuntruiruns bss Cabinets
miro ben &iidtriit BON Montaisnae unb
Wallon nDtbig MAIDEN, an beren Stear
9lomiral gotbnon nno Sules 9imon
trstsn werocn. Die 9inte bat belhtolen,
an s. Mdrs in beioen Sdnlern ourd)
@ietor Suso reip. Mooier De Moutiole
a~llsemeine Mmncitis= @elets e~inbriugcn
gu l%aiien. Gsrner Elm @cles 'uegcn |p=
furtiser Muibstuns oes YelaesrAnssSu=
itanoes uno lue9cn @~ufbebun9 bes Sc
iebes, na1 welhem Die giirsermeilter
MIR nit @enebmi9uns ees Sanuels Mi-
nilters anseltslt werocn iuGcu.
Sic 9ompftr Der fran50ltl6en 9am=
pfer=2inie slpiiden Saure nno @sw
Sort weroen in De, Belt bonn IL. Mdr,
biz gum Stem 9priI in philadelphia elm
I%auien.
, 1876-03-02
CnrogillD uaDt'1len.

Wse. Ssit stlua bier Sabrsn miro
Gin GROCER Spell u~nlsrss 9s,iries ourd
einen 9swiiIeu Iboeder Bad. Der audi
unter Dem Namen nSans uOn MOntlid)"
uno n%2otbrinser SAinoerbanneS" be'
eannt 1T, %1eunrubist; leetsre Namtn
le9t er lib ielblt am licb ltem bel. Neben
uerIdieOeneu @aunereien oerle9t er lib
baupllaAtld) auf Pferoeoiebtable, msl'
he CT nit grOBtr &iibnbeit uno Sdlau'
belt auSSufibreu uerltebt. Die seltob.
leucn pferoe weiB Ct tros oeS Iusfubrs
uerbots lbcr Die fran5oNfhe @reu5c gu
brinsen uno bort sn perwertben. Selne
5redbeit aeDt 10 melt, cab ct oitmals
@irtbsbauler, wslte nit Vauern anse'
fuat' linO, an belen Gagen btluAt uno
Seoermunn wiltn laBt, oaB ct Der
Sblnoerbannes lei. Qus 6urAt Dor
FINER Gade. wobl audi aus aberslaus
ben, man lbreibt ibm ale mo9llben
9eufslstunlte 3u, ,ua9t iih NiemanO all
tbn nno CT 9ebt Cam tets nnan9efoAtcn
pom oanneu. Sdblt Die 800 AR,, welde
lett lau9er 3cit auf feline &r9reiIaug 9e'
lsgt lino, baben nod uldt bsulrft, Dap
man ltiner babbuIt weroen fonnte. Oa
er, lobalo ct iaqit, oaB e8 ni1t msbr
iidler iei, ieinen S9auplab uad Uranfs
rtlb utrlcst, nm Oam pIoslid wieoer
slnen 0faubSuJ auf oeutl4es @eblet Su
unternebmen. 10 bobsu ole oentl6cn
Experimentation l9nl ~9c9eniber elnen
lAWlert9eu Stauo.
'gremer. Die Ginfommeulteusr fat
I'M porlceten Sabr I'M @aISm l,311,'
900 U. elnSebra1t mo Swar bel einem
gage BON , Procent. Sb III oielem
5abr bel Den beantragtsu 3 Procent 2
Wftu. Wtart ctn9eben. biirfte fra9lid)
leia. oa Die @sidGfts i'm uori9en SABRE
nob lblsAter ais 1874 9inseu.
Die BON bier ltammeuos 6irma So.
baun @eOrs Sd)epeler i'll Nt0a bat mil
elnem SAulotultauO BON iiber . MiQio.
men Nube! fa1irt.
Die PTcroeeilsnbabn. welde elm Sam.
burger unternebmer Jest Don Der IBIS.
mardlrabe bis Sorn bauen wiQ uub Die
BIS gum /. 0fai @lorueit i'm Sau pollen.
Oct lein iOG, baB ibr 8etrieb er0fnel
meroea fam, miro NIT Der Belt in 5uei
HihtungeA uerldnsert perosn tOunen,
utnn liA bic Auslihtea fir Die @euta'
bilitdt oeS untcrncbmcas uur GINGER
ma6en saulti9 9eltalten. DnrA ein'
6ortii9runs Der Yfsrbsbubn uad SA0'
nausn pno SbernsulaaN ac6t Gin idcn