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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-07
CJortfeBung.)

pl5Blt@ fanb er am Genfer iita unb
blifte binaus. Gin 0d6eln, cine ielts
fame Grsuoe erbsute letne 3ase unO
Elm betess Sebnen sOg ION Dem 3teIe
entssasn, better blOBer anbIiG l@pn tbm
unldsltdes Slid ~Sepdbrte.
Senletts bes BaGes, etwa auf Bos
eenl@ueweite entfernt, lag Elm @irtbss
baus, iiber ce1en Ebur Der SdtlO f@
bin unO BET beweBte. Nuf bislem
S1tlpe mar etn S1mar abgebtlDst,
neber Dem Sdwan etn 8fsrletOeL Don
peieem S6aum iberFteBenb, uno enp>
lid stue srdne Glal9e, bon fleinen
0ldlern um9eben.
Dtele Glal9e mar es, pe!9s bte 8lt>
de Staers wte NIT maetlder 8epalt
an ii@ sOs, wdbreno ct ratt bsbenper
Sttmnfe ia9te:
~8ranntwetn l.. N4, tobt letn,
nt@t utebr eenten, uiat u1sbr letben !
Ertnten, trtnten, unp ban1 leblos BIN
fnten, pbne 8ernunft, obne 5eele !
6ablen, wie bas Geuer bur1 bte Mpern
rtnnt ! reid, 8lidlt@, eros unb fart
fem! -. allies nersefen. 49, Qes, vi
les |"
uno NIT isberbaftem Offer tafsts
unp fu6te ct tn allen ietnen Ialden.
Sch" bruu1mte er, I'D babe fetn
@elp ! Der @etsbals besablt mid ffets
erf res Montass. Ct traut MIR nt@t,
oenn i'd f5nnte SOnutass trintsn. M9.
aber Id babe bier @sIo esiebn, oori
mug es letn, in gIaras 9pfsr."
Nit btslen @Ortea beuete CT i& Al
Der tletnen Stfe bsrab, bolte Elm 9dds
tel1en parau8 berpOr uno leeyte ce0er
ShbaIt tn ietne 5ano.
.@slo !" rief er freupig, ~@elo +! Gin.
,wet, bret unp etnen balben Tranfs, pae
1T eenug, um 3u Isben -. Benus UNI 81
lterben!
Mtsr als Oh bic blanfsn StifHsn
ibm cine einorinslt1e Strafprebist ses
balten bdttsu, betra@tete ct fe jest mil
entlsBtem Bid, uuo s~ttterte an aQeu
@liepern, - oas er ft@ an, nd1aen
Stuble balten muBte, UNI nt@t au fall
len.
DaS wirre Nuss nod tmmer auf BAL
@elo rtHtene, murmelte er bitter:
yGlenper Supas, pas riQf 81
tbun? Mrue Clara, fe bat pdbreno f
man@er Na&t betm!td 9earbsitet, IN
ii9 bteles Mentee gu nerbteneu, 81
Srau ees 8auers bate ibr 6emeea A
ndben ssseben. Den 9obn ibrer Nlb
bat ie belerwsiis sulammenselpart, ie
purfte nt9ts papor wiGsn. @ber Gu
fac Ssrrietb es mir, fs nil mir ei
ld6neS 5alstu9 faufsn fir ben Conn
tag, fe MIL mir etne freuptse llebel
ral9uus bereiten. unb ptsles Sci,
baS fe tn ftnolider etebe mib1am Ye,
btsnt unO eripart, loue Dasu bienen...
Nein, neinr"
@tliG alS % CT it@ flrbte, le8te
bas 9eIo tn pie S9adteL In ben Ro'
fer surGd.
Ndbreno er it@ bddte, rem Dedel ,
l@ltssen, traf pI6BIt@ etn fonoerbarl
@erdul9 letn DIR; es mar pie b
nod ferne Stimne zines WaHneS, b
inseno iibsr ZEN @eB raberfam. i,
Sobann Staers erbob ben SCpf III
lauf@te aufmertlam ben ieltlam,
Sldnsen, bic ibm tmner peutlt&er pu
ben, rpiewObl pts fnIlGseiunsene MsI
ete anp rte Dercrebten Rorte eber al
benz Wunre zines WubnfnntBen, o
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-07
Sic
.orf plase.

GrSdbIuns aus benz golt5leben
BON
Setnri6 Confidence.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10

1rage. = Sie Siuil=g5erpiiiiSnnes=Si =
Scr senat nmo ais "gseftern llnions1cle.
Sic 3SIiseibct6roe pom 8aibimgtom . sie
s1mtprldje eeaen gerifo II. 7. 10.
9S hiM9to II, 8. San.- 9as SenatS,
@omits iiber Yrpilesisn unb 9Sablsn ieste
beute oaS 9eugeauerb0r iiber bic Sregoner
Nuaeleaenheit iort. er. Glippel, Elm oemo.
fratilder Ganeioot fir bas 9lmt eineS @lef.
tors, mad)te lGugereangaben iiber Die eSitung
oeSglsflorais@ @olle9iums, ,pelder er beilpobnte.
3euee bette bel Der @ele9enbelt Elm Yifol in
ieiner Gaide. Slt Sesu9 auf Die fragliden
@elOtransattionen ipuBte er nur, baB br.
Be1inqer @elo ourdl Subifrlptionen auf.
brad,te, nm Die QuS9aban fir Gronilt's Jfeile
uad) y8albiugtoE nno fir Die SeSablung Der
oemotratiiheu 2lnmdltc su eeden. - 6r. S.
SO. y. Diiiier, elmer Der BON @ronin ernan1.
ten @lettorcn, beSengte, eaB CT ipdhren6 Der
Sieuug bes @leftoral,@ol;e9iunts e,u Yiftol
IN ielner SaId)e trug. - Sr. Ootpb, ein re-
publifanllder Aopotat, luel1er Der betrcfens
ben Sieuug belwobnte, mar ebenfaaS nit
einem Bilto1 berpafinet. Sr. Cartwright,
elmer Der repu5iifaniideu Gleftoren, oepontrte
meiterc Nuslagen iibcr Die Serbonolungcn
ipabrsno Der Sisuug. 3.ugc iiihrte eilien
Nebenlaufgeu Sieuolpet bei iid), meiB jeoOd
ntdt, OBJ oericlbe geldoen mar.
= Das Cub. @0illite Iber 8eriuiaigun9er
bat ole 9orbereituug ber@iuil-8crpilll9ungS
Siu rollenSet. 9ieielbe perOronet Die tueitcre
Rshrflion Der SulaHrieuer- 0ilirifte BON l35
auf l05.
- y. 81. 3,urncr, Der S0malSer Der
,, ,Weiiern untou Selegrapben Comp" s1
Sadouullle, Dr., telegrapbirt, baB er oEi
Nnratben elncs Anlualts auf ieiusr gSeiserun9
beltebeu pi-b, Die tbm Don Dem Senats.
Gpmt.e oorgslegteu Gragen Su beantmorten,
trosoem Der Senat 9eltern elultinmlg be-
ifioB. Die 8eantuortung Der 6ragen su cr-
3iuingen.
- Der 0lrtteu-aaoett Gbwin 9. @ebfer,
nelc)er I'M lesten Sftober ms9en yHnna5
prellens" aus Der 6lotteu- 4taoemie Su Nnua.
polts eeItoReu lunrbe, iit BON nem 6lotten.
Sefretdr auf 8eriuenSung peS Seuators
8arnunl wieosr III oteAfaoemie auf9enommcu
poroen.
- Oas0auoels. .@omite oes9auIeS belbloE
heute, Die Auuabue Der Bill Oes 5rn. &or
iiber ole Ginmanoeruns 81 empfeblen. Die.
lelbe firlrt oas Sorf9elO pOn 81 anf $3.50.
: Eas@omlte iiber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
belt beute cine Sisuu9 beaii9lid Der Sene,
sHelauiiden IuipriIds,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
9aS Gifem6abie,lt9litG Oct SimtInno,
Scr @clOnt0rft.

Ncm Dorf, .. SauHnr.-@elO leidt
III 5. 28edicl rublg 5u 4.S4. Sob idlof
bcute Al 10Gs t. 8uubes Obliguttonen
ldIo1en lebboft; 8Ir Coupons ll34; 65er
lO8f; meme 1893; Scr 1l2R; 68cr 1144;
neue 8iluier III 10.40cr Coupons
112A. attteu ilu unh nieOri9cr; N.'D,
@eutral 101l; @rie 81; 3ate Sbore ID
Sqs. @eutral G3@; Ytttsburg 90; North-
8eiteru 364; Brior. 81; Hod<SSianb 10l1
llntcridaBamt8 Bilun,: @olO 65,03l =
GA; @ourant $4O.897 ,645.
- Die 3ol guuabmeu betrH9en bcntc
1925 900.
- Ser llnteridasmciiitr iablte bcute fr
Sntereiieu $259,000 uuo iiir einge3ogeug
SbliQationen $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
sofalperid,te nns Mafrinatn,n.

W0tpsu9 on, p. San. - Der 4Sotomncs Slug III
trog ScS &bnumettcrs uoth lmlucT sugefroren.
- Sri. G9nc9 Sarueo un6 Srl. S0rab Glarf ba6cn
ben @dilelcr Der SomtTisoHernncu gcnommcn. Gie
luerocn tcyHerbin olS aoptia uno au9elita befonnt
ieiu,
~ Na1c ocu Baltimore S9in 8abnaoic wurbc sez
iteJu SlGu Sane Sutemau poH Clnen @itgiieoe Der
ganQiin0crSunt nm ibrc 2ioric hcroubt.
- {nr. Snniel y. 23erllep cit pielen SGGren 0lit=
glieb oCr metropolitan z4;oijSebcbnree, lt nit Eooe
ajgegop9en.
= GtDa s60,0o0 i6r pcrjoHIi&e Steueun oin9en sez
icrn i'm Si!rcou oc5 2iitTiits Stenercnnebmers Gin.
- Ser 9teqeT 4Cranaer S0ggert ipuree porseiterit
a6eio etnem S6liten hberlnbrcn ullo beoeHtIidb
DeIlebt.
- Ssi'm .Smitbionan ,)nfiitite" lpurbe u. y.
SammersIcp BON Spci 5ic9eTu IbeIiaien uRb 6Tau6t.
= Yer HSroSe6 9eaeu SttmGHH uirS moracI ietnegi
9uI0no HeDmen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10

Aie SeIo1plFpe III pVIl FUTIuIIIIt 81 4Sott ,je1pI9,
Rzg)., luurbe porgetern Abcno con gtubrefern 9e=
Inreiot llnb nm 500 bcrauht. Gin Bndet nit Boie
,norfsn i'm @crtbe pon $500 ipuroe Don ben 66uhII
R6eriehen.
- Die Sagaerinnid)ins .Diurpbp," Giseut9nm hcr
etoot Sefferion, 3er., nuf uorsciern Deiien uncr
hnIb iencr Stant i'm Reo@Gper.
- Grz @oupcrneIr S}bam O, SnrriS mnrhe aeiiern
ourd bic Gbeietgebun9 pom 2eHeiiee gum &unoesiez
nutor ermdhLt.
= On 8OttsUiac, 3D., tourSc 9etoine eartturlsbt
9ei!crn Wioraen pom ener Soomoti0c iberidBren uno
footlia peItest So5n Campbell eiu notoriifer Jfaus
boio fued)er an Dem an pm. 3. u. 9. &aHeoon i'm
SUM 1876 beaoH9snen 0oree betbeiIi9 @aT, tuurbe
9eitern in beriel6en Gtaot hes Dioroes I'm g @raoe
RberGbrt. Yier a1eere giulfu> >Uiasutres" eluarten
ibren Broses lue9cn SetbeIgnn9 an 6enielben Scrz
brcheH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
@cfd)aftsSpcrrc tn ocr @eictiacGuEa
BON Wcit,s ScrIcaI.

= 3ren n, 7. SInflll0f. = Vas 10n1crcni NcmrTe
Der G5eet9ebuns 1T bis jct nod nht i'm SianDe gcz
ipeien, Su eincm 9inpcriidnoniiie ~ 9sInn9Gn. 9m
genug I'll einem Quorum oertretcn. Sic 6epu6lifuz
Hcr erihenen beuie fodhrcuo oic Scmotraen aue6lic
ben. 8a tcin GHoIun porbanoen mar, pcrtda.e jiCD
bas Snus. @ouu. 9eolc benunIrt in ieiucr bctta cz
sereihten Bctitoit bic mItdriide Sumtidune ber
8unocSreaierun9 in ben &iiataaten uno Die aumoz
kung oes ErdfoentSa ecS &uuoeSieHotS beSRqld, EcY
Sdtung ner @ieftorallimncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
0l,ta 9Rerie,

NapGnno, 8. 9anuar = Ter 0ampjcr DGilO of
DcTiha" lit aus 8crazSri onsetommcn uno u6Cr=
brinet 9tddJritien aus hGr Staot Uierito bis sun D.
eianuar. @cnerol &ios brin9t unauihaltien por=
pdrts, unb pieIc &ruppen oeS AdterS j9eiiaS dIiez
6en lid ibm Gn. grieB Guauaiuato Sur 6ebten g9en.
@,uanalilGto, slaos aGo eeop behnoen h bereits IN
ieuenl BeIb. Die itratssiiden 8ciuc9uueen oc Sen.
.SioS fno meierboItlnh hoocu fciuc GtoHceH 6eocaz
teno uerbeiiert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
fsisnnt,n In, Nhin.

Sr0nton, D, 9. Sauuar.-SaS Gts IN bem Ohio
lebte iid in Der per9an9enen gtadlt In 8eucsuns UNI
ribtete 6etrdbtdlen Sdabcn an. Sci 2libIano, &n.,
iuuroen ud6reub Der gtadt 12 sladboote ort9eriiie
uno Elm usteres q Sronton 9eute ylitta9 fam aberz
80 befradtete, ebeniooieIe Ieere Slabbooe uno Den
Gampfer Grant State" flusa6Ddrts. Der 2eetere
ipurbe Del Selfont Gambling aus Dem @tIe befret uno
feitaemad)t. 8e Sronton uur6en brei sad6oote Iosz
eertiien unb elm anoeres oon Dem Sis tn ben @runb
se6obrt. Ger slub mar Sll se5ttesen, ebe bic @sz
itauung brad, 1T coodD Ieit6em iuieber uB seiael.
Sin nit aoblen 6elaoenes Boot lant bel S1n9ngz
uno bel Ssultonz9an6ng ipuroen bret Boote fortsez
Iabrt Die .aIbanb<9o6len@ @ompa9nie" perliert etua
$4,000 unb Die oBomerop Transportation Comp"
$1,000. Sdnere @ismaiien tretben bcute aben6 uiez
ner an cNrnIltnn porhei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
Der gsamfraitb In WetcrS 6nra. 30.

u d monb, 3D., 9. San. = Sam. 8. 8bornz
burn, fueIdcr onscfaat it, Die Sant pom Beters6ur9"
30. Se,enber nm 700 beranbt gu ho6en, tebrte
9eifern abenb mad PETERSBURG Jurid lin6 i6erlieere
lid Dem @er9ts. Gr 6ebauptete, Oab er iib in 6arz
rsbura, Bu, befanb, ots er bic 9e9en ibn erbobcne
4nfla9e erubr unb baB ioiort 5urdtehrte un icne
llnfhulo Sll bepeiicn. Dian iano nur meniae SoIz
lars bel i6m Dor, OILS man i'm burtIuhte. 1borns
bum lpeigert iid ebot, ben Gjruno etner enernun9
nnsu9e6eii. Jiiharo gn9bp pom Der Sirno S. Oates
IL Gomp., fueIdcr ais Ndtihuloiser 2born6nrns
ne am is. D. Ni. itettfinoenbcu @cr06rc oui reten
Ia oefe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
9ampffeTcls@rplofiOn. - Srei Gers
ioncr 9et6otet.

Bott bnr0n, Wildl., 9. Saunar. -
Der 9ampiisiicl III Der Sd9emitble bes Srn.
@eOrg 8ouuer 5u gtutin III Sal,uuc- -@ountp
erpOoirtC bcutc. 3Dei Sritoer gtameu6
Sotann mo Sarl S6ucioer, mO elm anOerer
4rbciter, gfumenS 9tea, rurOeu augcnbltdli9
Ge6oiet. 9te llriade Der Grplofon 1T uu=
betann;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
aer Iehle sd,eaam,ts.aieeftahl.

9SalDtngt on, 3. Sanuar. Die ,.oTitte
Eclou," lutldle Ole BON gSuslo,u aus Scm
5bntumc ssHobicac Canine uor Der &biir
OcS SdaBmclltero lSpmau uico2rlc3tet lit
BON Den SCbelmpoliSiitcu nod Imncr nidJt
crmu!Cit rporrcn. gSm3luW bciiuOCt f9 nod
I'm &ciougutiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
Der permiate qampfer s@olombp. y

oeS 3nmpftr8 y@OlOmbo," welfer AnfangS
c;embcr pom 4oun ua6 Jiemsglort ab9ing,
olanben uid)t. bag cerlclbe peruuoiiidt 1T,
lonocrn ituo oct Aufdlt, ouB oic Waihinerle
bcld0otgi murOe uuO oaB Oer 0ampier Die
Jtcpc inter SegeIH ;urijdlcg,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
0cruiiiGte SepeSd)cn a1ts Netr=
Mnrf

Stem 9orf, 0. San. = G5oo er6iiuete ~ los.
- Cine bieii9e Dior8en5eituns 9ibt an, baB baS &c
fament oeS @ommooores YanberbiIt beitrten ipcroei
foa, inoem oe Diit9lie6er Der amiIic nbt oamt ju=
trieoen inb, oaB InI. 8. Sanoer6ilt ben Soiueuonz
tbeiI oeS ungebeuren SeriuooenS erbielt.
Der Sampfer o9enmart" lit ron Eonoon bier tiIl=
oetroFfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
Bancroft.

Iran5tsco, 9. 90nuor. = Sdnlt & @an
8ar9cn Gn9ros>S SpirituoicubdnoIcr, peIfc Elm conz
troItrenoeS sjneree in ner rS5uiitecz," r8u1ions"
uno ,GrdeausreN reNtinCn=@ompo9nie" 6eiiben, bubcn
iart. Sic 2ltpn iolen Die BapG jeoodl nm S600,000
hherite9cn uno man 9Iaub, oar Die Sirma 6ao mic
.ufoIruPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
WrGmNc.
0ermiid,fc felc9rapbiidtc 9cpcTGen.

Gt.2outs, Q. Sanuar.-3tc Mobctia6rit ber 6S.
3. g. Steuens & Comp. 5u ScniIon, 2eraS, 6rnnnte
eeftern uieoer. 8crluit $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
satorlpatl fir neu laugcn acrnlin blieb ofn.

satorluabl fir Ncu lan9cn SCrnlin blieb otn:
9iclniat.
tdrs IN &sS:erleans. gis seitrfaem ssG giis.. oe:
ninfrnttsdIen @friamntlurgeu.
W a b II q o Il, .. Sanuar. - @lMe
Sdbtnets ftsurq luuroe beut: abgcbalten, pelz
der dae Mtit9ttsoer betyuohuteu. @lcbrtre
@epeld)eu oeS 0euerni8 2lugnr in Ncm.
Sican8 INC oc8 0ouuerrcurs Yodar0 murs
Den Der Seriamnlung uuttrbreitet. Scr
Snholt Der 0cpeldIcn wuroe uidt befouut,
Oteeibcn beiteben iidl lcood obuc 3melfel auf
oIe @rcI9niilc i'll Hclp.SrleallS. IS fam
mt Slderbett angcnommet prr9ell, oaf, oic
Nfttgllcoer bci9ioIen, Die miiiiGriid)eu 2lutus
rltdten III gfew Srlc0Hs AT inlruren, iu
Sale etncS 2lufruhr5 clESuidJreiteu. Ger
BFaltDent lf uldlt gtuelgt, Iid) III bic 2lnge=
legenhetttn gcutltona'S ctuiunlld,en, ouBer
iuloferu, al8 Ill lelner 0epelfc bonn letten
SonntdQc oil ben @ouperneur &eaoQd ar0es
oeutet mnr0c. Sollte BaGdr0 auI elmer @Ht.
idletOuna Der 6rGge burh Die 9icgluung be-
liehcn, 10 lulro ole 6ragt bem @eneral= Au,
lpalte Sat itbermIeicn mo uon Scmielbelt
prompt 9c0l't peroen. - Der Son Der Re.
lolutlonCn, lueldle aeIicrll Don oeu Oenoiratl=
Idlcn DtNnCnuCrIdm 1llungcu Ill psrit;lc6eneu
Shtilen he5 yauocs dn9euomnlen lulroen,
uerGen bcutc i'll Oiiijjc0eu Grejitt angsmeln
beiproden, uno man 9iaubt, oa6 bielelheu Ill
Der Sablneisiituug beutc Nodmittag chen.
fdilS ;iir 0isfniHon gelau9tcn.
(Spdter.) - 6olgcroe 0cpeidlt mur6e nod
ocm StIuiic Der administering BON rer
frditoeuteu all belt @tnerdl 2lugHr III giem,
Orlenus abgeidIdt: n@tue iosbsn uon Dem
Snnoeemarldldilt III 9ielns Orleans blcr eilt=
9eloufenc 0epeid)c eight, pa6 iid) oalebli
nnantoriilrte beunhnetc Shaarcn pcrlanl.
melt bnben uuo blc 9tube mo Slderhett 6er
S5taot su f0rcn orobten. 9Geuu Dtes fd)
10 perbdlt, 10 perfiinoeu tic oen Biibreru, bab
bteIelben bon ihrem 8orba5eu obiteben. ooer
9cwGrttg Kim miiiien, init oen Sduocstruppcu
III @ouilift III fomnlen. 0lelpeu Gle Die Si.
tuatlon iofort, mo beoeuten Sic Suglctd), oaB
olefer 8efeGl feline &uerfannung lr9eno etner
Der beiOcn Berionen, iuelGe Sonoerncur bon
2Oullana 5u ittu benniprnfen, iupolOrt. S.
O Cameron Sricn8iefretdr +"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
Selegrapbii9e 9epeid)em.
[8cridte Der naoaiirten Breiie' fir oen rSeuti6en
@orreponoenten".l
sSmlasao 9epei1e,t.

ostsS oer 9,tnoessSSattptitaot.
TprtSebung Der isnteriudIuns iiber bic Sreson=
sfraee. = Sie ipiI=UerWiligumes=gi1 =
Ser Senat nmo ole rg4eitern ltnions1cie:
grapbeu>e omp-"- gie lnteriud)ang geaen
oic @pliseibeboros pom Saibia8tom. = Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10
"A. SnnsrrB. - Slpsitr gibans.
Gin Maicnftiiter fir Grant.
Die Sill ii5cr Abid)affunQ ser
Saihinqtoucr YoIi3etbeb6roc
paliirt bcioc 6dulcr
ctnltimmlg.
Die 2tiiitmenidhln1,a.

Sherman idminat oa8 blutiac ,6cnH.
So9p idlIdt ibu 9eb0ri9 bcnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-10

Scr rciIilcnte 3enae Runnun perbnitct.
Gftpn'S 8crbdfttnG an9cpronGt.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-06
ALIENS LIVER PILLS

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated. For
the cure OF all disorders of the Stomach.
Liver Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous
Diseases Headache, Constipation, Costiye-
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and all Bill
Gus Diseases such as Constipation, Inward
Piles, Fullness of Blood to the Head, Aci-
dity OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn
Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the
stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or
Flutterng at the Pit ofthe Stomach. Swim
ming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Fluttcring at the Heart, Choking
or Sufocating Sensations when in a lying
posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs
before the Sight, Fever or dull pain in the
Head, Difficulty of perspiration, Yellow
ness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain nthe Side,
Chest, Limbs, and Sudden Flushes of Heat,
Burning of the Flesh, etc.
ALIENS Liver PILLS may always be
relied on asa safe and eflectual remedy and
may be taken by both sexes at all times
with beneficial results. BY their use the
weak are made strong. Distress after cat
ing. Inward Weakness, Languor, Want of
Appetite, are at once removed by dose or
two of these Pills. Thousands persons
who have used these Pills we have yet to
hear the'first complaint from one who has
tried them. They always give relief.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-06
The General Assembly.
Specially reported for the Gazette.
sEHA ATE.
DOVER, February 5, 1871.

DOVER, February 5, 1877.
The Senate met at 3 p. m, all the
members present.
A number of bills were read second
time by title and referred to there appro-
pirate committees.
On motion of Mr.. Fiddeman the joint
resolution in relation to the State Law
Library was read and non-concurred
in.
On motion of Mr.. Denney the bill 10
amend Chapter 55 of the Revised Code ,
was taken up for consideration.
Mr.. Denney presented petition for the
consolidation of Districts Nos. 6 and 95,
Kent county, read and referred to Com
mittee on Education.
Mr.. Hopkins presented a petition from
S. r. Bennett, and others for the passage
Of an act to compel the Levy Court Of
Sussex county to plant five posts.
On motion Of Mr.. Fiddeman, the act to
appoint an auditor in the Court of Chan
cery and Orphans Court, was taken up
for consideration amended and on motion
of Mr.. Ray, was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Sharpley, from special committee,
reported the bill tor the relief of Amelia
5. Carly, which was taken up, and read a
third time.
Mr. Ray from Committee reported the
following resolutions:
Resolred, By the Senate and House of
Representatives, that committee of two
on the part of the Senate and three on the
part of the House, be appointed to take
action and investigate the report of
Chas. W. Rowland, Treasurer of the
Delaware Association for the Education
of colored people, which was read and
laid over.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-06

Writing from the Kischeueff to
the Politische Correspondent, cor-
respondent says that all the reports
circulated, especially by the Polish
papers, touching the poor condition of
the Russian army of the south, are en-
tirely groundless. With its reserve it
numbers274 900 infantry, 245 guns, and
10 $3.50 cavalry. There are large stocks
Of ammunitisn in Chotem, Giorgejeff,
Akkermard, Bjelitza, and Kischenetl
The passage of the Pruth could be
deferred for political motives, but the
health of the army will suffer no de.
tTiment in any case. In week con
tinues this correspondent, the Russian
army of the south could raise four ad-
ditional armed corps, and in case Of
emergency could be eerforced as
early as the 18th OF February, with
100, 900 men.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-06
CARD.

The undersigned successor to and q part-
ncr n, IN the late firm of +. B'inghurst & CO. g.,
Wnolesale and Retail Druggists, will con-
while returning his sincere thanks that the
previous efforts of the firm have met with
such sue gratifying appreciation, will, with the
full assistants, who have had n nroctinaI
training in this establishment in their eX-
perience respectively. of from five to Ten
years EACH and three of whom are Gr1si,i-
s'e$ Of the Philadelphia College of Phofyu,nc,,.
endeayor by faithful and careful attenfi9n,
to the highly responsible duties of The
Apothecary in his manifold dealings with
life and health, to merit and receive the iih-
eral patronage solong extended to this housa
q. JAMES BELT. Apothecary
decS-I Cor. Sixth and Market Streets
The daily gazette., 1877-02-06
FARMING IN NEJy ENGLAND

FARMING IN NEIT ENGLAND.
The Boston Trareler explains the de-
cadehce OF agriculture in New England
IN this wise: The farms are deserted not
because the sons ofthe cid farmers are
100 lazy to work but because of this small
profit in cultivatiug them. One goes to
the West to till the prairie; another to
California in search Of gold; and third
to college and thence to the city as a law
yer or physician, because he .can make
more mtA y as professional man than a.
farmer. Unless some new and indus
trious race shall set to work to reclaim
these farms the land will for many years
be given up to the growth of trees.r
ankee boys have strayed from their
homes not bebouse they have the instinct
OF lshmael and are too lazy TO work, but
because they have had the clear sense to
see that they could get more for their la
Dor somewhere else. But the times have
changed; the country is not CROWN and
Prospering as it VI as; young man cannot
90 to the nearest city or the furthest set
Element and gain reputation and wealth
in few years; they marry at 30 instead
of 20, and even then it is a hand-to-
mouth domestic life, and two children
are quite enough to feed and clothe. In
every city there are troops of young mer
IN professional life, out at the elbow and
down in the mouth, who would be bet
ter of on New England farms than they
aie III their offices, waiting for clients
and patients that never come.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-06

LUXURIOUS BANKRUPTs.-One of
Boston's solid merchants writes to the
Commercial Bulletin of that city that
ata recent fashionable party he saw
tive different business men who had
been through bankruptcy within the
past fourteen months, and settled with
their creditors at from fifteen to thirty
cents on the dollar. The wives of ali
these men were dressed in the extreme
height of fashion, glittering with Jew.
elry and diamonds. This would seem
to indicate that the machinery of 90.
ing through bankruptcy has become ,
at least in that particular quarter,
pretty thoroughly fabricated.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-06
.ALLEh'S LIVER PILLS

Regulate the organs ofthe system, restoring
functional harmony and securing the Sc
cretion of the proper constituents of each
organ. BY their action the liver secretes
its allotted proportion of bile-the lungs
carbon, the skin sweat, the kidneys urine,
etc, and are always reliable as purga-
tive.
The aged. and persons subjected TO Con-
stipation, Paralysis and Weakness OF the
Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, ETC., that
have to resort to Injections, by taking two
or three of Aliens Liver Pills, will enjoy
natural discharges, and by the occasional
use of them have regular operations. In
these eases their strengthening and nutri-
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will add new strength to the Bowels, Liver,
Kidneys, etc. that may be worn or depleted
by age.
In these Pills, want that science has
ever failed to supply is secured and this is
"A thorough purgative that can be given
in safety in cases of eruptfVe fevers as in
small-poN erysipelas, yellow fever, scarlet
and tYpnoid fevers. When the Mucous
Membrane becomes liberated, these Pills
act thoroughly, yet heal liberated and eX
coriatcd parts They are made from eX-
tracts--trom new notwithstanding
vegetable superior in every respect to the
ordinary powders and substances of the
common advertised Pills and have n safe,
certain, and uniform action.
Price % cents a box, or six boxes for 81 .2j.
If your druggist or store kceycr docs not
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