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THE SUN
Campaign Against National Fraud


President who va Lot elected /, ;aereorl, h.,-
ing been InauEuarted II Wasiinutou lirui,cr , g.
c.e-ee q" fraud. We cali upon honest men Of ain
u t. rally iosether IN Determined and reI-i-;tu;
.nori Tor tb'scorrection Of rhi. WfoIc ana
" hi.hHiehi OF the guilty L. ~ eufo:ccd tLiot
thr republican party Hnd its chu.-n n.dnarei, Az
psi maTI re- l"n-it.e; tut the men who haze "a.
trci-InI TIE poS.rCi The met: u,gii -.,!, 49,
th"Iil arr scarce lee su ~ tan '.y IA. ,ot,,-
The Fraudulent President AID IL .,it iser.
undertaken 10 forsake the ancient wa,- g.: lie r.
a former ket.ei 10 occnpy ot.- Of The nj az
"h'' n the Cabinet. propose g. detauch the hnne.r
Iniic -rni neHt of the Soutl ~ III. ta-tuw al 81. .
nc nhd tt al enormous item # Government sub
~ 10 and can--. hoping Ihns tooorrlete
" c"rfaption the work begun IL fraud. Atthe .ame
tim. With typocritics prttep.es Of relcruIrg n,
gVi etnty fatter She vanity If Northern Il 49,
1.te 70 end that the great crini in which H. Ad
condoned. anu
Against thi. complex scheme a. against the corsrfr
a"r- WIN whom II originated. all upon H.. l,-o-
PIE I" commenc- Immediately a camya IN aliK. me-.
the beginning to the end THE SUN hall never he
"UlG iaRgard or timorOus in this hulN crusade. and
We in'lt new recruits from every quarter oin ia
t. our old friends and readers. a body Of about, a
mutton Of souls-the same number e. III. MAJORITY q
Nhile C!tllcns who. IN November ia-t. voted for
samuel j. Tilden for Pre.iden,-we need onls e,v
that We shall continue hereafter. in the pat. 10
contend fir honesty real reform. ECONOMY ami JUS
We" IN public AFFAIR." and that shall! end
10 supply all who may consult our columns with
ar"ful. complete and trUs.w urthy account. Of cur-
f"nL events and news from every part of tie world
y hile from Washington especially reports viii
The prize 4 tr daily StS s. cents esn.s month or
SO.SO year. poet paid or, with the Sunday -di-
The sunday edition eight pages, alone. is SI.2O
a wear, post- paid.
THE WEEKLY SCN, eight pages il 81 4, year
paid andevery person no sends ten or more
subscriber from any place. will lie entitled 10
One copy OF the paper for himself without charge
Address THE sun. New York civ
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14
Money n Poultry,

Prof .Csrbett, of No Warren st. NY. has
received the Cent? nnial and several gold
medals, also II diplomas for his new process
Tor Matching eggs and raising noultry bv
means Of horse manure. This valuable dis.
co'ery will give $500 yearly profit from u
'ens. dialogues, circulars and testimonials
sent on receipt Of postage.
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14
DCRANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY never
fails to cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists

For ten cents We will send a scientific
hook of one hundred and sixty choice selec.
lions from the poeticaI works OF Byron,
Moore and Burns; also fifty selected pop.
ular songs and writings. The poetry of these
authors is true to nature and the finest ever
written. Desmond l. Co.. 9l4 Race St., Phil.
adelphia Pa.
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14

AFTER an experience of over twenty.
FIVE years, may leading physicians acknowl.
edge that the Grocfea6erg .NarshaUs Uterine
CdtholicOa is the only known certain remedy
for diseases to which women are subject.
The Grdctenberg Vegetable Pills, the most
popular remedy of the day for biliousness,
headache, liver complaint and diseases of
digestion. Sold by all druggists. Send for
almanac. Graefenberg Co., New York.
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14
Prepared by H.R. Stevens. Boston, Mass.
vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
Fhe National Life Insurance. COmpany q
the Cnited States OF America,

In marked contrast with the UNPLEASANT develop
nents that have appeared recently. concerning Ger
tain compaLies. glad 10 note the re.;s Of n,
ofhcla examination Of this tompany. Aithuue a hay
ing charter direct from Congress il .l,e-- aot at
tempt I" disaNow lie responsibility u State In
suranCe LAVE.
By mutt gree ment on iehalf the STATE lerar;
m"nts ~ New fof6. ha>-aChU.e:.P .ur.v "A
vi hiRan. the Hon. samuel II. Row OF the latter
-'ate commenced on January 9Th rigid eNanina-
ti"n 81 tine book assets and la htie- hi. Com
pany Com n!lss Toner nowe vasass-,. i,y Prof Wat
con the Weil-kno"n sctuarg. and V. IL. Lott. Eep
The detaii"! examination continued without IN
highly cratlfl ing to the trend. of the Co,nlnV ma
the public generally on the 18th iiistan, IN. 'rary
received from tumni.sioner Rowe a Ter.v.l,i If -
authority to do business in Michigan toceti.r v i'm
HIS written ASSURANCE that b. f-uDd TIM Ctlnraiv
able 20 eomp fully with the s:ri,g avs Il h;s
state he entire reserve il invested in nt.d STATE,
bonds and hret mortgages On the Slst of De- nIr
l,'h Il had grand surp MS above all liabilities a.:
sl.4>.s,535. Its receipts in L.. exceeded It's d.
rutsenlelfs lev over s3tUs although il paid il; death
claims nearly quarter Of a million doilars Nor.
perfect security could not he offered To Insurers II
~ almest unnecessary TO -ay tst this ConVauy ha.
nothing 10 do with the National Capital Life ln.ur-
ance Company OF the District Of Columbia. IrIik.
the latter concern. the National Life ins r,ues ON
pany Of the United States Of America not reinsur-
ing other comp. mics. md Is not re-y o-ill in ary
way .or the liabilities or policies Of the Republic
Lille Insurance company or any ether CORPORATION
Agents wanted in this county.
=, y ddress j. NJ. Butler. sec'y.
frsnch ofice-Chicago. III.
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14

When you visit or leave New York stop at
re Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
central depot. $50 elegantly furnished
toms. Best restaurant in the city; prices
ilcderaie. Baggage taken to and from said
depot, free. Cans Ind stages pass the hotel
Tor all parts Of the city.
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14
BUTTER COLOR

Inc btst Liquid Color IN The world one .,e
Centennial Prize Medal II gives golden yeov or
Ike June butter producing better and A. hirh
price besides improving butter in color and
IL far superior 70 Annette other color
tgre and the only fluid color that will color il
cream before ehurnine pound will pounds
o. reRs Of money free BY sIprs oce Eas.
together and Try it. Agents Cut oct and preserve
4R. Smith, n Arch Street. Phil.deIpka Pa
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14
1873 Third Are, LOUISVILLE, kH.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

A GREAT OFFER : Va II 4; ".r:" :.: :ss::
Of 100 PIaNOs d Orr: Ans nr~ ani ..cS.,d.
hNn0 ~ 6rst.GlAnA ma kes Incl udinx " L..
TERS at lower price, fDr cnsh or lnstnll-
menis Or to let until paid for than ever be-.
fore Off .r~d. WATERS GRAND SGT x 4.
aud UPRIGHT PlANOS 4 ORGANN In.
cl1dhox their NEW NOtyENBR md HOT
DOM are the HE$T MADE. Local. and
TRAVELLING AGE ITS ~ ANTED. BSlssstr-.
ted CsisloS ne Mailed.A L. raj sisseOU"t 10
Tstcs mister. ch"ecie, sc."i. cdq.. Ahees
M nsic - II az price. IUOnA, r W ATERN 4
SONS. N"nuGa~tUrS = aud Dea1ers ~ k.A~t
18th Nsr~es- { sion "a ere ~
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14

RHEUMA ISM cured at once by Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular 20
Helphenstine & Ben,ly, Washington, ID. c.
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14

\ POSITIVE CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM--
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circu-
lar TO Helphenstine & Bently, Washington. ID c
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14

BUINETT's FLAvORING EXTRACTS are used
snd Endorsed by the best hotels onfeciioners
grocers and the first families in the country
Richland beacon., 1877-04-14
VIOLIN STHTNGS

Genuine liza liam Niolin StTi, rs. also for BANJO
,...igar. - and PIC each. or <i..0 and 80 doz -
by mail I'll, Of price. Dealers Send card I
dialogue. J. Sacnger. Importer of Musical
.,.-,n-enf. aud 81 iags.l. 9 Nhamhers -. N-M ~
, 1877-11-30

R0sfdA Adczffitff. 4eF. 81 ,..t. II III
About 1,200 peoplo assembled II Musie'tiH!
Inst evening to hear A. 0akcy liali deliver , hls
new lecture. Tho xreater paIt of thc audience
waited from halfpast 7 until ncariY q quarter.
past i o'rlock. 10 be sure. ths uive!t'sslnentt t
n tho lecture appointed NO prcrtsc lour, nut
there soms II th house S xhS bx suv 'n thss W
~ p..eE would cumu forward und "bev 70 intl-
9 NJ! !a't laa yEan ystete9'sy DC 's.y es
tircIy unattended, and uutil he had fnlsly ncKun
il discourse probably not 9ns TIT II tsn u q IL ~ W.
% ars il aWhat win Their Verdict BIZ! 4 bra, !,
matte, Historic, aud Imaginary Ga's's & Cstsers"
This eau.s ees,rs Is tried III the Pantheon
oi History, wbcre tho Godtess fano has eslioa ,.
I high court IL decEle which oue u thu tEesl-
duuts Of the Uuitcd States las done tnoat 70
houor ii. country aua tho Esop1s p1,n s,1 y ns wet
the clerk Ii the Gullsss AuruFa; tllo slloftr han
reporter u C!to. Eighteen ceutu1tos, caeh
grand personaxa typical VI tbs Sha[actests,ia @ ol
Els ugc, to1m the Jury panel. Eash of tae Prcs
ilsuta IL represented ey counsel, ltiehastl henE,
Dana appearing for Lii e,lu, and t.u Adanasc!
stately company tue lecturer 1nirodfasss fs,s ios
, 1877-11-30

berger ~ tbn vintage of 1919" vhn Is c.'nn'e!
for John TYLER. 1t IA rcrecd h! ,ottael ,,E tma1
t,nly out rttnrss.-nu ckucrt-shall lie eA'fTls
ami tla witness |. William Cullen BRYANT into
whose Taoull, Mr Hall puts II. judgment of I'll"
ne1,. q ts Presidents = 1n9nt shs 1nte 1s,s sts.ss !:
hro,,oht IN hy tic appearance Of female law
% yer irt,m Colnra'l, ID liz case. The JUDGES
charge nuts aside MI asrirAnts t. Fame'a WREATH
save Washington and Nn,oin. The Jury hn'hi ~.
e,aly divided, six for Washington anil .ix tof
Lincoln, an, Fame. declaring her satisfaction
with this venltc., ti7iiea the wreath hesweeti y
the two patriot Prcttdcnts n1nt'l the APPLAUSE . n1
assembled nations. The lecture is Il! sumo ds.
grce dramatic, historic, md imaginary. i
abo.tn'is In clA!nratc dcscrintnr. mud 10 30 iull
Of historical illusions as 10 ln fairly open "a
the charge of pc1nntry. The lecturer gave icy.
cral SAMPLES of his quality as l,ifo"rtat: NJ
has reputation hs a lukcr, which 's douhtlcs' % T.
well dcsrrSc''. but II was little Startling =
bcat, in thr midst nf the most Imposing scene
Of bin historical drama, tho "iiere VIC ar'
| again." Of the ntoxlcru clown.
, 1877-11-30
How a Plucky yyosnnn sosslued . Tramp.
Enrfnn6<td N1sE Enlod,

Miss Nancy j. Cathrop wv!l.known school
teacher Of East Lonamea.iow, Maes., had an
rxrericnre last saturday whlcli deserves fnen-
titt,. While sitting alolic ia her iather's houso
ehe was alarmed b. the s!.ht Of w!la -looklng
tramp rccriug at lier through the window. sclz.
lng Ar old, unfoadcA gun, she went boldly OUT
t,tun tile vr1nnua, and, presenting the weapon,
ordered the fellow away. fnstcaa Of obeytnT,
he savaccly sprang tuward llcs, when she dealt
him a 1cayy bluw ot tic hcutl with tho stock Of
gan xsh a sSnt s hh t,s1tc% rss"f 9 far hsr aq
a,aIu, wheu she icyclcl the gun at hta
heud and told him al'c wousI hhoot HIN
! dead II be advanced another step; Putting
hts hands l,etoyr hts iacc, l.e eatd. "Dont. don't
shoot mc ~ and retrcatcd, Miss !-ntlrop follow
ifu to the road with tie gun levcle'l at his
head; IN his liaste he turned tho sasllc way he
cane, mud, discovering Ills mtstakc, asked that
lie might pass htr, 70 that he could 20 thu oppo'
size way. She stepped back anil permitted him
to do so, hut stool with E,tn AIMED at him until
he had passed tho next huusc. which ls bomt
forty rous Away. Then sic realized lot tlic ilrs
time ltai che was frightened and could ilnrll.
stand. The gun had not been loaded Tyr years
but It answered the purpose just rs wg!l. and II
tue future sho intends to haze It well loadc'
nut, hnndy.
, 1877-11-30

AIR. Herch was Informed by letter feT days
seo that ct,ild had suffered severe nervous
shock Willie In tho Aquarium. Tue little Girl
had beeu admiriug u white pigeon TINT was
percl,cA on piece Of timber In cage contain.
Ing several tnacoudas, aud An anaconda lad
dartcd st 1t aud crushed It's bones aud swallowed
1t.
Mr.. Hcrgh lost no time In writing to VI. Coup,
and the manager OF the aquarium setated that
the box Of scrpents belonged to Cha1les hesche
a Brother, Of IS Chatham street. Mr. BcrEh
next sent Tor member OK the trm, und that
gentleman said that 1t had not been the eustom
TO frrd the reptiles while visitors were In the
Anuarlum. The1eat Mr. BcrRh forbade tho gfv'
lnr OIL ltytag creatures to the setpcnts, and hF.
1t.fcha toI the xoophllist tbat = sn2kc will not
rat food that It doca uot ttscll Kill.
t.Jt would be 4 very simple natter" 1f.
BcrTh thcu said, "tu let the snake de. II I
snaks cannot rat such food - you aud an1
othrr pcrsons eat, but must bt served with
such titl-blts as I've doves sna raoiats, taea LUZ
4 1t de-" ,u, 4.
| keen svfpcuts On fu<,d that has eecn Aile4 ios
Hliov do you kuowl" was Nr. berKh',
question. "Wby don't you Try the experiment
fuzzy II you let Il suaEu get hungry eaonan
anI 1t tLn Aaiuu time Keep ptee btcc6 ol Ges
bxtusp II, Il will iln4lly coutriye 10 swallow u.
Al Mr. Be1Yh wns descending tha steps 1ro''
the Tombs ful!co Chprt s.'skcrd ~ 'a ''''' v
, 1877-11-30

white peor.c and 10 Rrat,fy the instnct nf opro:
si,Inn far ~ that feeling could eaFry sseM and
pnftunHy. ~ another cvld"ncathst thc nepfoss
tre ,lon with voting, We mentlnn that Washi1xton h
leaving over d, 800 negroes to stay At home AMI
pick ont thc cotton. Ami there was 70 cant,nase
NJ ,sekns the rs. no kr M
n"n s, s sSs shs fk. %oeph
IND took their fnn ia saturday night ftolis ai tho
the esme, no matter who WAS tlcettd.-Mfridt0h
tAsss.| ArTeury tDem-).
Tho journal favored the fullest trial OF
The polIey II President I1sye, We vers @ snxtons
whst they rail. We ~rre drsi.oua nf tcht!nF the
question whether the Dsmecrst'e party south eno .n
% nas. md wax out fntnre fnr themselves md the
taslnn separated from tho old spirit which prcen!.
3s ~. s1 ~ethr H.
the Rebellion md Of tbs rife was ready % glys
+ ssse nS% Win nsass e. e. ses p
sres of ~ VIZ We think thai has hcen pretty fairy
ihr lest -uecer.iul: We think tho country . sces e!
that not }ot nnr little Of The n1evolent spits Or
emnerate psrtJ Ia aoaseu: nas ns.ior enn. ~ cn m.
isotcd. The Sorthes1, Netnoe'atT have shown
thcsnselvcs to be The tae ps'1,oss to9ls H. q tme
snrrnfs Tn md cowsrdiv detestionin the hour whc1
| lHinftnin4 more tuhH HuEu1 - "&HtGNt-A''e'S'
6pots Journal tRtp.).
II in a fact full Of encouragement for lsc
pnl1Icnne, and one which has been thoroughly Dc
niInstrated number of lines IN tho h1et1rJ oi u
/ pant twenty Yehrs, that tho Democratic pafi3
icycr 10 .ufc ct defeat N whcsl Il seems mos
/ clearly on tho high road % victory. It canaa
| bear prosperity or aucccst. 1t4 large majority !
Inc lover Elou.c Of the last Congress 80 turned
head that II burrs tavcd its control BY few uF
ceraln vote= In the present Consrct.. md "f e'e
This il csnnot he certain on party 1neas1tcs. IL
ntf,on thus far, In the special Fc~fon. hhf hnu
/, eicct int t. weaken il Icfore the people. md The,
;. ID good feason 10 beliere that 4 will continue
= ths rame conrte. In hhottt the apparent eans'
J, for dlteunragement hre rather cHcouraEtns Thu
G tther,sfst. The AIrposftion os tho southern 9nt
lion hhs removed one cause Of ulense apainst il
?. pub1Icap., and destroyed 30 much Democratic ca
y ital The Presidents honest enofN to impto
I | thu Civil service Fen!uve another gronnu ot coy
plnInt. md Lenses Democracy bankrupt. Anu
for the Democratic ascendcncy In Congress.
look up0n II al the t,ess thing that could hHppc
1t gscr them IN opportunity to disclose ths!r re
(, nuI,o.e nnl character to the country. Nuth1
l. fnoie i needed 10 insure thc's, defeat Upon I
~ whole Democrats may a. we'll postpone disconf
n. in9 tbets coming +ucccrs for little while. 1t
- tp1, much in doubt 10 warrant premature e1nil
+. lion o1, their pnrt or unnecessary ka.lness on
Y | tnrt Of Republicans -.Sttf York Tribune tRtp.
, 1877-11-30
BOTH CH!CAG0hNS.

CHICAGO, Nov, aa9.-l see by your paper Of
,,is morning that the Stables written by Dir.
a. r. Lau,eap aru to be illustrated by r. y.
Chnrch. You clalm Mr. Lanixan a former
rrsIdent Of Chicago. Why not claim Nj
Church alsol For u number ot yeara Ar.
nrass Co,nvany IL Chicago Ia y rcsponslble po-
sition, W. siiil Look upon hin - solouruer
at New York, liz las Thousands OF friends ~
tlls city, and an sure they VIII os e's1 70
near OF u EFc1isn sueEess. s.
, 1877-11-30
CURRENT GOSSIP.
My HERO

AfY HERO
il not the polished ramplc Of tfhdo
That scm1nartcs and text.books have nlaoe-
WItlout heart, m automatic tool,
Repeating platitudcs by an old rulc.
NJ hero with moral purrosc viewh-
Tntran,rncfed, seeks tho trnth, and that pufanes'
viii heart too large for human lips TO guard.
lie Islands for flight, and dies without rc"ntd'
For him tho siren's song Is sung in vain
I,unotlccd A1exsnlar'a pompnss tra!n;.
Altkebr .sAa,nt" and sinner" tsamplcd down.
Thu lowest hers, but ta<rs the Martyrs crown.
IoN.
, 1877-11-30
TEMPERANCE At cEN1RAllA.

CxarnAL1A, ILL.,, Nov, e7-Dr. II. a. Rcy-
uolds, temperance meetings in this place have
resulted glurlouslY. Thrcu meetings were hcla'
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights. a work
inr Temperance club, composed Of gentlemen,
has been formed, consisting VI nearly 'aAo mem
be1s. A ladles' Temperance union OF seventy
aye members llas becn formed; aud both of'
eunizations enc sro at work vigorously. This co1n'
munity tlas neyer been stirred un any question
"a IL IL OF, Temperance. Tho Doctor l.aa dono
.rrnt.d work for Ccntrolla. l.. u. WlLLco1'
, 1877-11-30

tic firm promised that no more living efeaturee
elonl b. given to the fcrpcnts :.
Last evening reporter for the Sun ta~ NJ
t!c door II the Aquarium card publicly us
played, as folnws:
"anted-iAvc young mice; wnipay one cent
aptcce.''
moro baby fh,atonstrictors now IN tne e.ass
box with their mother. anti four 'ar0c nha-
e1aMlas. On the c0th Inst. Phil. the engineer,
ran up-siara anil told t1r. l}orner that sofne-
thing had rot into the suake box, and thc DoS.
Tor found the little hoas gaterc1 1, ~ aoI' d"eM ~.
tnnlsh,nRly lively. When disturbed .hey tasst
frat thcy needed no fuod. bccai*e TO tne
etornaeh Of east ~aa attached 1nss.anS or. ,,nt.
of supply vas c1lna,lstcti. Then they took to
| the older scrpebts mode Of calling. Ihef cr;lsn
ard twafow thc itle mice - te ,bss,
to ralso tfllA interesting family unief Mt.
H"rgh's ruling. The boas hayo grown three
inches since their birth.
THO mother, which IL eleven fcct !onR, u 'esJ
hungry. she has enten nothing for over t#o
months. At nrton ycsterlAy It Wns nottcei ,hat
her skin had rartetl ut her ltps IN about hitcen
minutes sc had pushed It back IN eontinnGu1 Y
ro!l all around Eser hcatl 70 sr neex. shc ~ ~
lmttuin of the h,x. After II had been ro'ist
back on her bpdy for hbt1lt three feet the XXI
tcnae.l To roll Ut, and began 70 double on iiselI
After five feet of tho shining now AKIN haa nc
COME visible, she hrnu1ht her head around an
pushed hack tic old skin by pressing aTainst
Will, the sllc Of llcr neck. She g..'t rid 81 nc
skin entirely in Just two hours and ten minutes
Alter the shedding OF It's Skin a SERPENT eat =.
werc placed In tls box for her, hut tie aracon
ise, whisi, it wa thought hAl been satc,l. .eize
them. In Mr.. Berrl,'e. office It Is sugResi,e
tint now will be gorl time 70 tr5 her WIZ
:, piece OF bccf. Wr. Bcr9!1 said Inst evening tha
he once told Mr. Barnum that he must not Tee
I shc snules tt,a: we're kept IN the old Antsst
museum. "air. l,nsnum was aHKry, bnt tol
Tin that the law u the State would lN invoKf
t sail he, stheu won't iced them In Tits State
Aitcrward lic toll me that whenever h!s snak'
, get hungry he took them over 70 IaJlof
:. Hotel in Jersey City to have them fed."
, 1877-11-30
TlnE TRIBUNE HKANCIi OE'FtCl:s:

III ulspEE IT, ACCOMMODATE DEl. SGMEiH.Cs
nnIrO1le ttI1ugl,3ut she city We hive established
rssh rssa e !avrsnt ilIT+i9as - =. sslsasts 4,
1icc u chuFxr Al tlle Main Occ. sui will be !cecerel
Until clock i'll. during the week. ahd Until p Ill
WILLIAM ii. wtSSiSG. 1lnkse!lcr and statloner'
Isl Twents:. :.-ron,.bt,, near WaAAsar. - A. m,
L. 81. WALDEN, ScMHatncf. etationcF. cfe- lVN
West ii asil&fa st: near Wcftetu.as x.-. ,,,,,+ =,
Hue itlard.sr.. r,Irntr Of lI1'stca:ss. ,n,.
GEtllti3K HENRY. povxs, Stationery. ctc'. aoo D''
H. Z, jtRHR1CK. JsweltF. SeWs-D Dealer. atd Fancy
GnEsla tn l4akc.xt.s cUrnCr LlEcUlu.
, 1877-11-30
A wouLp-I,E ALDERMAN.

Lo"dea c"rrea"s* - 90" s''t, '.,owr Tntch and
sr John bsanstt we,.,SnoTn .ss !. "lss nss,s s
clock maker here 10 Lohao''' e.n 49,. em I.uu.'i
u,nn who has sai'e'l himself from waat Is ea,ea .
no..n. .,,,..., .ra T., congregation distrilulca
sadly hltefa,e' ana t.,a.. ~ % ta.nt"n H. Il a,so
his aspsFascs ID tho "haee. 'as'" ,. ..aa,',slv
q humptluus mnr, aud likewise ou'taseoes9
so".s"' s,',...n ~ III. 1tfs tn 1trnmc an Alder
'ne a'Ian ,a,,sto,. ~ - cu,r.e. 10 Blossom !nto
man. snd altima1ey, , " e9u ~. hsn1 " ,hus faT only
iuli.n!En1Mnn a1e4 ~ h;,nxcM rlaI,as AiJrrinac
Shcrlt laiofN na n1.s H.. ,,,,i,s. - thn nshrr
, 1877-11-30
4 FEMALE I'ATIt1OT.'

Cbrre.pnn4ftnce .Stts fhrk EftMfno Fosf.
Ro4B, Italy, Nov. 10-Thc heroic dtath OF
Roman woman who sacrificed herself Tor tho
cause Of liberty was cclcbrated last hight In the
V,a ,lcln Lungarctta By moro than SoOn per-
sous. Gulditia Tayahl, n wuman Of Irastcverc.
that mart Of Homo which lies Oh the other side
Of the Tibcr, In tho year 1s07 took part IN
struggle OF tic people against the 1'apal forces,
a.ti was killed. For thrro hours thlst5-scTen
Roman patriots fought without any hops ol
success Ia her house. and by her vnteo and
utIco,ia1 cou,bat. Teu of those, with iulltta
md her son, la years old, were Killed III tnS
| hnt1fc ntll{ the reGInlu1cr, who were tartGfel'
wcre condemned either 10 deutt or ihprisoI-
Mcnt. Tbs object of tic celebration was to uh-
ctycr u mural tablet with MI Inscription In honor
of tl.Is "tn:asa o"stca" which l,Ad been placea
Gu thu house where she WAS killed. Her slflnt
wis PLACED ID ono Of tho windows. aiiu hcf ehi'
lreu-tw0 ualiEitcrs and L eon-Wero Presrnl-
Cd 10 tue peoplc, who greeted them WIN entan
With Rarausts, festoons of laurel, and t,ahness.
n,ui q letIsu crowd Allied Tho street DeloFo tle
house from daybEcak until tho hour ol tic cefc'
mUnY. -. ,,,
iu honor OF this hcr0ic woman. wllo laa saeF.
iced ilcr life 1ur tue rights Of tho people. a
cur1uus cpEsU4su tool. place during us alscnurat
WHICH illustrated tho sentiments OF the popu
lacn. Tbs chime Of bells Ut ncsgaoya!ln,l gla ~
church which interrupted hin, Wal greeted y.
tho pcopIc with long and spontaneous ms .,
Tbs hIssIuz Of 8o,C00 persons ts 4 serious matter
but tblA was tho only hostile manifestation
, made during the day. Tho adulrable ss'1.te
sttant Of thc Roman nenp,ee paesstuu viii I'll
! hul committed this terrible deed. Atinou,E
they were excited bythe remembrance OF II tlc
r uttered no cry, and callen fur no vengeance
. tho purity which tsd oppressed thetn'