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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29

10 be pretty Is the great object ofsl
most every living woman, even those
who lecture upon The impropriety Of do.
log so. Beautiful women spend a great
deal Of thought upon their own charms,
and h0meiF women grow homely fset.
ting because they are not handsome.
Men, at least while they are young, are
very Ike women 10 lbis respect, though
they hide their feelings better.
There is one comfort for the homeiy
one, however. After you come 10 know
people very intimately, you do not know
whether they are pretty or rot. Their
waysH make al impression On YOU; but
not their noses aud ears, their eyes and
monlhs. IN time, the soul expresses
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29

that night, According 70 Charlsy's slo.
~ 70 me--the old man was awaiting for
hlm, Aud 80 struck was The son with
remorse that be lost al bis pluck aud
coolness Whether be ever went back to
the old man amer be got ria Of hla pal !
have never heard.
Il was 81 fxed by The old mass Ingc.
nuity. The house WAS all wires aud lev.
ers from enc end to toiher He could
turn = crank up Ia bis bedroom and shut
the whole house up As tight as drum.
Then bed slip down into his cellar, turn
bali ton charcoal Into bic furnace aud
kill every body In the place, unless every
body crAwlsd out Of the one exit, and
then the old fellow had them at bis mer-
cy, one by one.
The last time heard from Charley the
warden said he bad invented new
catch lock for the cells that could not be
opened by any one but the keeper with.
ont lie ringing the alarm bell,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29
AN ENGLISH JOURNALIST ON AMERL
CAN CROWDS.

never saw anything like the patience
of sn American crowd, said an English
journalist to me. never saw crowd
so gentle, so civilized. An English
crowd suddenly denied access 10 an &C.
customed resort, as this Que Is, would not
take IL so kindly. They would hurt
somebody. Your people imagine them.
selves great deal freer than ours, but
they bear restriction aud authority as
ours never think Of doing. They tried
TO stop man adding ID Hyde Park on
Sunday. Immediately great mob gath
cred and stoned the windows Of the
blAfstsd aristocracy and drove the ladies'
out OF the houses. received an impress
sion Of the forbearance Of the American
people in Philadelphia that ! shall not
forget. The exhibition was closed 10 the
working people on Sunday, The only day
that they could come, yet thousands on
thousands OF tickets were issued for priv
ileged persons who preferred TO come
ON the sabbath, though they could come
on any other day. II was = Sigh. TO see
the crowds walking outside the gates and
grounds on Sunday, looking longingly
over at the privileged ones who entered
on tickets which the poor workingman
had not the social influence to obtain.
The sight would have so Infatuated an
English crowd that they would have bat
tered the walls, but tie Americans bore
IL with perfect quiet aud patience. TO
me II il marvellous.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29

Here is an snecdotc that comes TO ne
all the way from Australia; Sixty years
ago when was a teacher 10 kilmsoum
parish, sAys John Frazer, | was using
whiskey btters for my stomaeb's sake.
One day dipped piece Of cracker in il
and gave II to the dog lie ate 1t mp,
curling up his lips 10 avoid the taste.
Ere long he became tipsy-he howled
most plteously, aud naturally looked up
into my face as II ior help. He hogan TO
stagger aud fall like drunken man.
The appearance Of bis eyes and face were
extraordinary. lie lay on the floor and
howled until tse effects Of the drink
wore of. This was supreme folly-it
was wicked The dog never forgot the
trick. Whenever after went to the
press for the bottles he hastened to the
outside OF the house. One day, the door
being closed, he sprang with one bound
through pane of glass, to get outside
the door. So much for the wisdom of
the dog--infnitely surprising foolish
drinking men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29

The following anecdote is suggestive
from London paper: Alta Washing.
ton tea party, where General Butler was
recently gaest, The hostess, glaueIng
over the table, perceived his cup unfur-
nished with an important implement ot
which he was supposed TO appreciate The
value. Why, General Batter, 1hs sx.
claimed, IN a little womsnly fullef 81
CONSERVATION, haven't you spoonY No
indeed madsml quickly responded lhs
general, springing from bic seat aud slap.
ping lis pockets one after the other, ap.
on my word, madam; lfyou don't be.
lieye me madam, you may search met
The applause which crested this sponla.
ueous sally may be more easily imagined
than described
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29
EFFECT OF lMAGINATIoS UPON
HEALTH.

To regain or recover health, persona
should be relieved from all anxiety con-
cerning diseases. The mind has much
influence over the body. For aperson
to think be has disease may produce
that disease. This we see effected when
the mind is intensely concentrated upon
the disease Of another. 1t is found In
the hospitals, and physicians who make
a speciality of certain diseases are liable
to die of them themselves, and the m9n-
tai power is so great that, sometimes,
people die of disease which they only
have in imagination. We have known
a person to die from imagining t4at he
had a cancer ia the stomach when he had
no cancer or any other mortal disease.
Reading a medical book containing de-
scriptions OF certain diseases has often
produced the symptoms, even among
young medical students, while they at
last got the disease. unless II was stopped
by common sense treatment. Therefore,
well persons, to remain well, should be
cheerful and happy, and sick persons
should have their attention drawn as
much as possible from themselves, and
directed upon subjects cheerful to con-
template. Notwithstanding the mind ia
a product OF the impressions upon the
senses with which the body is provided,
and, therefore, greatly under the innu-
ence Of the bodily conditions, II has in
its turn some influence over the body
and its sanitary condition, and this to a
greater extent than is generally recog-
nized.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29

The versatile tramp, altering bic de-
naeanor aud adapting bis occupation to
suit the changing seasons, no longer sp.
peals ior broken yietaals, bat patiently
bldes his time near the hall door, and 10
due time, II be faints not, walks away
with a set Of fara, pair Of arctic over.
shoes, a six umbrella and 80 over.
coat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29
WHITMAN 4 GODDARD,
NansfaetsEers o.
CARRIAGES a. SLEIGHS,

NeNfN bsEpphhEkNts RfAhosr.
Keep nohatsntiy 90 kasd o. bald ~ ofesF
every dsscFiEtlon ~ CzFrisgss from covered
ltlstau e sasittan bgggy. a foe second hand
kesKles Htatiiy an sAn1 t9f sale cheap. Also
carnage s,oSk cozstsntiy % hand sos sale Es-
Es4rsnE acus 0n KhoFt notAeS EhA essahfActlsn
FaaFNntsse. We sficw 40 HssssFsAl q enter =
ess rage o. sleigh thnt ia b6t - tks vegy best
QakAts, ans AAs nct b4eR th0ruoRhiy Tested.
kfEh1 fEi4LOE BOILED Il LINeKKD OIL.
GhtnlfNi faf psei pAtrensEs vs hoFs q msrsi
eanNEaAaee u the s6ass y as<Ug COED vera
ii fetsoHskae grioss.
WHITMAN a 0oDnARD.
Nay q. isre NIy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29

DO yoa taks ms for fijl CAnnibals
was The indlgnsn, reply ofs eountrymsa
who wac asked VI dinner Al an uptown
hotel, Il be Woald have some Chariotls
Russo. lie had no appetite for female
igsh just then.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29
RURR AND BURTON SEMINARY
MANCHESTER, vermont,

A Boarding and Day School for Ladies
and Gentlemen
ofers the advantages Of q PullBoArd OF able and
experienced Teachers, Carefully Prepared
Courses OF Study, thorough drill in the English
with special attention to the classics and young
men preparing for college. The mar advantages
or music At the LowEsT terms. SPRING TENN
begins Wednesday, March 2od. For board,
rooms or other information, address the PriLei
pal.
n. II. SHAW
Manchester, VI. July Is, 1875. II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29
TO cossunPrrvE.

The Advertiser Gn old physician, retired from
ArtlYs practice, hxunF hkd placed 10 HE hands
bY an E4st lDiia Missionary the formula q =
simple fegssAhle Kennedy, TOR the speedy and
pefiaaHsni Care u Cossampiiou. Broaeheiis,
GstHrrh. A u ma. add al Threat kBd Lama Al.
fcst ons. Alsa a Positive and Radical Cure for
Nervous Deblhiy aud all Nsfyous Complaints,
ciisf hAsing thoroughly tested lie wesdArfHl
curative Powsfs 10 thousands ~ essss, feels IL
his autv 70 make Il Known 10 his snEsfihg fsl.
lowe. Aetasted b. ihis motive. aud q esnscisa.
nous desire . relieve humAn suffering, be slil
wsn6 free ~ charge 10 all who 8eaire H. thss
recipe, vita run direetiors fot preparing ard
successfully using. Bent by rstnrn mail by a..
dressing
Or. ". c. s7EvESs,
2glg Manroe Bloch, syrscuss, N.f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06

Seitc, (pon benen ttr1er jeood), bd Gottiltebsr
,lemlid corpulent mar, mir cine Hletidl.
munoe ueruria6te) unb banil ltieB CT fid) eaS
Mefier in Die iinfe Brnit, 9erabe obcrbalb
DER Srutndrse. 9ieitr StoB bnrdbobrtc
ons Scr,. Der SelbltmGroer itiirste III 30
per, mo nod in Salien bra6lte CT itd cine
ftnfIeneeBuupe an bem lirfen Arm bel. Die
g9obnerin hattie allem 9ielen NIT iprofloiem
@ntiseeu suaeiebeu. Grit i'm auscubIide,
i'll meldiem Sottreper su 8oben iani, rang
lid) cin !SilIciGrei aus BET Srnit Der bis nuf
ben SOB Sedrsitigteu los. Dies bradJte
Gneu @rote, Gin lun9ss Ndoden, ciueHidltc
@rote's, lueld)e snr Tanilie gesdhlt mirb,
hsrbci. 9aS Mab6cn lief, nod 9iilfe
id)retenb, auf Die StraBe unb trnf ernen
bcQ, her iid) loiort nad) Der @rote'iden @obz
ming begnb nnb balm belt nebennt lpobneit.
oeu 8r. Sfatsrmatu berbeibolte. SIN Wtos
lnente, OILS Der 9(rst OaS 3immer belrat,
baudlte Der SelbitmOreer nno !WDcocr letuen
leeten attentSng ana. Or. Jidttermauu
unteriudte paun Die fttrdterltd1e gSunoe Ger
Sran. OGS Wieiier bate hen etneR 2uuscil'
flii9el bnrd,bobrt, uno Die 8crleste bate, Oh.
ldlon iie nit ieltener @eiitesgegeuluart Die
Sanb left auf bic Iunbe belt, einen furd)t'
baren Slutperlnit erlttten. Gs miibte fait
etu gSnnoer gcidleben, ipenu fSran aotneger
NIT benz yebel bapon fomnen loltc.
Die Scene Der eten geldlilDerteu grauligen
Slutthat iit eir drmlid) m6hllrtes, aber
iauber sebalteneS 3ilnmslden bon etpa
led)s3ebn Sue Guabrat. @s 1T iehr nieSrig
unb ltegt i'm SDetten Stodmerfe oes betrefen<
pcn !Sauies. Su Der eiueu Gde bes 3tms
mers ftebt ods Vstt, III lueld]em Die gS0due.
rim li.ot. 0ies i3inlmer bot cine i6euBlidc
Sceue Dor fl1r5 nad bem 4ttentate. Ser
Seppit ,pnr f5rmlid nit 8lut iibsrgoIieu.
Cine bier 3ol breite Slutipur 3og ii6 BON
oen Settenoe mad Dem aamin bin. Sotts
meper bate iif uoladnoig uerblutet inSol9e
Der ld)redlt1en SsrsrunDe.
Die 2e,d)e oes SeIbitmDroer8 iuuroe nad)
9abtg'S 3eihitau gebraht. mo- oer neue Cos
roner Or. Sti1 Utittpod bic 2eifenidau
abbielt. Srau aottmeper iit 80 Sabre
alt uno ais &tub nad) Nmerlfa au8geman.
Dert.
Sottmeper bat iriibsr oft ssbrobt, feline
@attin nnlbringen su wollen, jeooh slanbte
man ME, buB er @rnlt MAIDEN rpiiroe. Gr
bate pas Wsiier, nit bem er bic llnthat uer=
iibte, aus Dem SblaAthauie, tn iuelhem er
ungeftellt 1T, mitseuommen, uno oaraus 8eht
ldlon berpor, oab er Die Shat rpobl iberle9t
uuo nit BEN feitsn 8oriaee, ite aussufiibren,
na1 bem @rote'iden 5auie gefomnen iein
mug, i'm SAL ieine 5rau ftd3 rpei9ern wiroe,
fi9 auf eluen neueu Ausslei4 nit ibm eins
sulalien. Die Gbat bat i'm oeutid]en Staots
tbeile beonbers allgemsu Sdreden uuo
Gntriiltung berporgerufen. Cine eri6iitternSe
gSirfuuq hat bic SluttEat auf bic arme
gSDduerin Geit feds Sasen liegt Srau @rote
I'M &tHbbetD ausseiibt, ote biIfos i'm 8ette
lag unb 3susin bes entieslthen Sdauipiels
ietn mubte. 6offentltd tit bteIe 9emiitbSerz
idHtterung nur uoriibergebenoer art uno
ntdt BON i@limmen 6olgen fir Die arme
6rau be9leitet. :"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
yScitcrts iibcr oeit 9roBcn 9uitoite.p
StQhl ttt 9lctp=2lprf.

Bbtln Clpb la, y. Sonuor - IS IN cbt ermitz"
tct. bag oC pon bCiigcu 8outcn aui AniueiiunoeH
lueIC in gielu=gon Der Boit serou6t uoroen fuoren
bc5abiten Sunmen d] oul ndlt pcni9cr, ole $4,000
bcuIiicn meroen.
Inter Den Suntcn, rucdc Die 9eTobcncn gnlueiiunz
Gen bonorrten, bcitnben id) iol9enbe: Gommereiolz
Sant," ,,8raro zSGnt," ,llnionz Bant," - ,Ylanuz
tacturers' Sanf" uuo orr=@rdlanaezSanf. Vie
Oietbooc uedle uon Den Dieben aH9cmcnbet puroe,
uln ole Inlueliun9en ffiig su mahen mar fol9enbc;
bic Rduber noamen cine DOu cinCr Sirma ODER einer
Ertpopcrlon in philadelphia cine yielus orter ooer
Soitoner ,Sirmo 9ei6de anlpeiiun9, mel6e aui einc
8nnt in philadelphia lautete Oic Snooiitrlug beS
GmpI0n9erS nurnc Gu oer HUdiette oer 2lntueiIuna
9cIdilt un0 oNrnter Die lnerIhrift oes GhIenoers,
nm hrn Grnwten NOV gnnf hrn Ginben bei,ubrinaen
naB ocr suseuer ocr anmttlung bic ynpoiiirinQ 6cS
@mpidngers inboiirt babe Sui oielc 9BeiSe fonnten
otc Rduber bic 4npemn9en obnC Gjefabr ben heiioen
Santcn oorlcgen Ino Die au9Bnblung perlanaen Sic
AnSHbI bcfer 9etoblenen Gntpeiiun9en prb erit nQd
tdngcrCr Se ermitteIt uCrbcn neil pele iSrmcn fid
crit nab Idneercr 3ett iber fuISige Gcfe crfun6aen
ner6en, ueidle, mic iie pcrnutblid) annebmen oerz
nGhlGiii9t iuoroen iino, inoem Der Sdluloner idpn
norber cine anpeiiing sur @reoi9un9 Der Sdulo ae=
idd bdttc Ylun gInu6t, bns a1c bier aus6c,ablten
Aniueliun9en pon SUe Yerlonen prGientirt fulirben
unb bic BoIiei, lucldlC cine 9enaue Sedrei6una bet
BcrIoncn erpGlteu bot, lit init ytdd1ioTIdunaer be-
lhdfti9t. Sc metiten BoHfbcaulten uegern fi6, ben
Setragt nm Dedlen tic 9Cprelt puroen, anbuae6en.
Die ,,@orn @rdlon9ezBnnf" bonorrte anfpeiIunaeu
i'm Hctrd9e BON 5000, bic Commercial. .Bont" cine
an cine Soioncr Birma ousaetcltc anfpeiiune pon
$1,000 uno otc ,,@irarb Bnnt cine lueitere BON e6ens
tols 5000. Die ibrt9cn 8onfcn uerueiecrn ule
gIuSfunit iihrr iI,rrn Y(rTIuif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
+ ST.. s.. nott 2obr.

Ser ,Demofrat" Don Gan sSransisco mel,
bet ben am %. Sesbr. erfolgten COB ieines
melt uno brett befaunten Reoafteurs Dr.
Neroinano BON 20hr. Der r0smofrat" pom
20. D5br. rpiomet benz SerhOrbeneu folgen,
ben Na6ruf: y@in i9werer Serlult bat uns
betroffen. Or. Seroinanb b. 2obr bau9te
aeitern ytadmittaS il ubr letnen 9etit aus.
Seit nteruno5mausig Sabreu, ieit Dem Se.
iteben o;eles Blattes mar er raftlos an oents
lelben tbatig. Sr. b. 2Gbr tpurbe i'm Sabre
1917 in BornS geboren uno itnoirte in
9ieBen WeoiSin, porauf CT als WtilltarsIr3t
III Die heiliIfe Nruee elntrat. Sn 1874 mar
CT Brdfoent Der ceutid) fatboiljheu@emetno
in 9ieben. Sn 6olge ieiner Betbeiligung
oil Der Sad]e beS 8olfes in 1848 muBte CT
f(iidDtia lueroen unb ipuroe in contumaciam
i'll @auSen III ben ueriAieoenen 8rle9Sgerid)s
ten su 1O6 SabrenSeltunssftrafe uno breinal
gum Sooc pcrurtbeilt. SIM Sabre 1852 fam
er nad) Gan Sran5isco, 100 er fib Der Meol'
,inalprari8 nno ser 1eraus9abe bieler .3ei'
titug mibmetc. piinftltd 1T ct iettoen al8
Geoafteur oil bleien S!atte tbdti9 gerpeien,
uuD ielblt anf leinem lesten 8ranfenla9er
ibrteb CT nit 5itternber Sano ieinen lesten
Nrtifel. Inter elmer ranben piille bate Or.
b. 20hr Elm {1ers, iueldle8 tuarnl fir Die
Dtenldhelt llno DIE HfelpeH lGtl9, pte 1etle
Betbeillsuug au Der 0teuolntion belples.
j3dbaoieu bot CT III iclner Gr5tlthen BrarlS
nusutgeltlidl s5bolien, nno ats 4rst oeS osur'
idlen poIpitals mar CT ielt @riinoRll9 oteles
Sni.ituts tbGttg. SIN politiifen yehen mar
Or. b. 2Gbr tets auf Der Seite i'll Ilneeu,
lpeldbe CT fir Die ridtlgc bteit, nno fir iie
fampfe CT in Der uueisenuiisi5ften 9Seiie.
@r gsborte oer bieiisen 6reinaurer .goge
rDplia" alsDiitglteo oil. .3ur3eit Der groBsn
@eiabr, wetdle unierem bcutidleH Satsranoe
bon fraus0fiihsr Se,te orobte, mar Or. bon
2Dbr elner Der erlieH, uelher ben ipoblbcred)z
tisten paB ge9eu preuBiife Saponnete iibers
wauo uno nit ireuoigsm gntbuiiasmus fir
ein einl9es Geutidlano inter prsnBtl4er 3et'
tung in Die Sdranfen trat. Uiit idwerem
5erien nebmeu mir etuigen Abdieo BON
unierem alten uuo treubetpibrten Sreuuoe
uno brin3en ibm Oieien ytad)rnf als lebten
Eribut Oar."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
g leb entes Sa.pite1.
eySip p6fIarnfe eSfchka

Ser WfdIqul5 DIr lniDId)en bon leinem
BeIut]e 3uriidgefebrt; ba cher ieine@enGblin
ni1t IN lbrem Simmer 9etanoeu, uno aud
Steiner Don ibrer OieueriEait ibm lageu fonu.
te, no iie ltt beftuoe, gtaubte er ite in 0ans<
baltungsangelegenbsiteH nit Der Beld)lieBes
rim oocr irgenb@tuem Der tnberen Oieuerlbaft
beihditigt nnp nabm ieinerieits cine 6ep,s
fOn BON HeGnnn9en Dor, peld)e IN ben let-
ten Tagsn eingeiauieu maren.
sSn b,ele Arbeit pertieit, jap er al IeilIsm
G1rsibtlibe, ,als leine @emablm bel ibm Elm,
trat.
lleberra1dt lprang er auf, benn penn aud
ibre 8e,isbungen Die iHtimltsu aeporoen,
hattie es fh bob sstroiipn, paB iie ibn nod
me in leinen 3Inmeru, Die, ilber ben ibren
gele9en, nit beien Ourh einc in lhr Antlcloez
3uniacr fiibrenee, init einer Sapetenttiir
cabirte Gre2pe perbnnben maren, bsiutt.
Ab meiue 2.5sllre! 9a bllt On ia, i'd
babe Did uurbin seiud)t obne Sid fiubeu 81
t6nnen. gSle ilebeuswirola unn Sir, MID
bier auf5uludben 3!
Dfit oieen 9Sorten bate CT it CREDIT uno
,pollte ile in Die Arme sleben.
Aber betroiIen a0serte ct, Der tieie @rnft
ibrer 3iige, ibr tranriasr, augiteriiillter Bid,
ben fie uld)t III ncrber9eu Dermp tlte, ,uie elm
sunebmenoeS 3iltsrn ibrsr @lisosr ellhredtcn
1bn.
gSas bait Da, gsanoa? Barum bliGn
Du 10 trauris, Du 3itterft ia. sSas 1T 9sids,
ben?l -
Die 2abp batte iid alles snredt gelest, nil
fie ibn III port1tiser Beile aui OaS, mas IL
1asen mubtc, polbereiten, pie iie ben Sdlal
lniio.rn W9llte. Mls iie aber iein eoles, Ofiues
pertrauenbes @eiid3t erblldte, Oa mar allies
tuas iie eroa4t, aus ibrem @ebadtniiie ent
j1punoen, nno uCn t0otlider NI9it, Dol
bittrem Sammer iiber Das, maS lie III lager
fam, sriabt, usrlor iie gum eraeA HWidle il
ihrem aebsM sans nuo gar llsberlssnng mi
plae b,er gu 9ebraahen-s Nit Der Gbii
ms Duus. ssrs.
(Eortlesnna toIst.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-06
ScrmiiAtc Scpcfbcm ans Getps
Wnrf

Icmz Dort, 5anlar. - Sani uon Icdbs mas
rten Sin6refern, tuete in Der gtadlt bes 22 9gemz
berS brct 0dnier in Nltoria pinoesen, pGbren6 lie
ole 9tuDobner nit Bolen beorobten, fino oerbaftet
uio toentifSirt moroen.
Der Serid)toes 8nuinipettors, iueIder beute elm
qcreld uurbc, empfieblt. bns in alien 2beatern ser
Staot, oos D. aoenuez Gheater unb ,,gblo'S @arben"
aussenommen, Serbcierlln9en in SeBu9 aui Die guSs
gdnae onAGbradt werocn.
- Ser Sompicr ,SuiBerIano" troI pom gntper.
pen bier ctn
- 8tc o5arrogut Donumentsg geieaid)ait" bat Srn
aItg. St. SduonS oon bier beauftragt, einC Stale
oeS AomtroIs Sarragut an5ufcrt 9eu.
- Der 0ampfer ,.veiftn9" Iici pom Som6ur9 i'm
Gicfigcn 0afCn Elm.
- Ter 9ampier ,.gtnforia" iit bon Glasgow bier
onqCfommen.
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@crmifd,tc tclc0rapbiId,c Ncncsd,et,.

- Steittenant Sper pom %. Sniantercz9ieainent
fam uor9ctcru NIT 80 Dnun aIi 6cln g8coe nab Got
Sprin9s, 9trf,, ollrb ct. Gouis. Dian glau6t, bas
bele 2ruppenenoung In 2crbin6un9 nit Reaterunos >
Affolrcn all Dem erudbnten Bunfte ftebt
- 5a8 GongreBs@omitc, melfes bic WabI In fS[oz
rt6o untcrudte, retite seItern Dor9en BON Sadion=
utlC nadl 2SGibtnaton nb, no es am ndden Sonntao
AbCno gcqen Uttternad1t etntreffen tpiro.
- Die Sfnbres 8otidaft oes @jouoerneur8 Biq6urn
bon DitnneiOta he5icbt ii leoi9 oui inncre Gnseez
genbCiten oes StaGes. Sic republfanii6en Mit9Iie=
Der Der @cicB9cbung baben adJtb. G8m. Winbom etnz
ittmmo aui's yicue olS Sunoe8ienator nominirt
- @s ucrIautet, oas Sr. Suib, pom Der 8antfrma
@aho q Suib, uon oer Santfrna Gaob Bulb M
S0em, Or, cine 8orInbung nod Woibinetou erboIz
ten bat.
- 9ns frie9s9eridjtlitbc 8erFabren oe9en ben S6ers
fen 5 S. Rcpnolbs uno ben Captain alen Nloore,
Scibe bonn g. Gauaaerie= 3ieQmente, nimmt beute In
@bepenne, 28u, ieinen Anfane
0r. StdIon, 8erfuater Der ,,@rano Erunt-
8nbn, bate 9eitern tn Wtontreol cine Ianee Beraa
tbun9 nit oe &omtte Der ausftcbenben 9ofomotipena
til9rern, fucdDe en poaitdnoses ginpertdn6uis er=
Siee.
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Ernufreih.

- Die yNtItance >}st0clit c" bat IN
ibrer olu IA. 9escniber abgebolteneu Ger,
iammlnns. uu weider Delc9lrte ans 6ranf=
re,d,, @n9lanO, @eutidlapp, Oefreidl, Sta.
lien, Der S1lpeis, 9ollauo NIB amcrifa tbeils
nabmen, DE oil ols @onie.ens in Sonfanti=
nopel su rihteuoe Deufldriit angeuammer.
Sn heiielben mlro barnn 9ebetcn, afleu Jtldts
Diubameoanern in Den tllrf,lben Siopinssn
polle biirgell d)e uuo pOlittid)e @leiabeit 3us
Sugeiteben, 10 mie Die Gonueution pom Sabre
1858 in Sesug auf Die Stelnn9 Der Suben in
&rmGnleu e,nar 8euifonSu lmte!merfsn nnb
~ peruoal oaltdnbigen.
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8eitere Spfer oes Giicnba bmtaufaltS
f1ci MSftf0 ft1tLo

U btabula, > 5. Sanuar.-Olc Yfa.
men folgenber mcitercr Yerionen, welde oem
@tienbubnunfalle IN Der yidbe biees OrteS
;um Spfsr fisleu, fiup ermittelt woroen:
Marp anitlu, Omuba; @lleu Aultin, Smabu; !;
Or. u. S. SOpfiuS. 5artforb Sour Corners,
ST.; Geo. $. SpoOner, Yeter8hapeu, Wafi. !;
g8iQiam Bllou, 8ofon, UiaiI.
Die 0eihe oes 5rn. y. s. 6ubbnro aus
8olf, Sa., meldbe ii9 felt lebtem Samlage
in Dem 6radtbabubofe befGno, puyOe beute
ihpnti fi,irt
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StaOt Baltimore.

"A CENTENNIAL Marc" ."-@ben weroeu
i'm 9tmmel gci1Ioiien, ouber mir in es be-
rannt, uno ieeo iagt eS Ous SerS mir" ons,
wenn bic 5tuube t0mmt, bon binteoen bas
8iiuoniB oerluanbter SeeIen Sei6lofen miro,
penn ,,oaS rchte RdeGen 5ur StunOe fif
3eigt." 8orgeitern abeno fano iid cine aus.
geipdhlte @eielidaft im Sauie uHieres tpobl-
bctaunten Ntitbiirgers 9rn. @ouarO Sttefel,
6reoerid- -Roao, ein, nno na4 gegenieitieer
mariner BegriiBun9 unO Sntrobuftion Iesteu
Iid) Die @dde uls @8forte zines Brautpaares,
OeS 6rls. sophia Stieiel unb bes Srn. @.S.
ScerltsGer, nad) Der .3iOnSfirde, @aptra6e,
i'll Seweguns, ruo Der Sbrp. BaltOr $. S1eib
Der Beiufer harrte unb Dem @bebiinonifIe bes
BoareS Die Weibe CAB. Oie Stride mar nit
tbeilnebmenoen 6reuuOcn uub Betonnten an.
qefiiIlt.
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GH1fTSzifnf1np.

Gam0 IN, We., ). 5anuar. = Gin Sbooner, lpelz
den man fiir Den ,,Sames @arcelon" aus Camden
balt, ran6ee seitern bel georsetopn, ge, II. ipurbc
bon Der 8ranbun9 Sertrlmmert, Sic Rannifaft bes
itanb aus Capt Seiie Cobb, gB. 5ope, S. 6. Sames
uno Benbleton aus Camden, uno man 6efarftet, oaB
iie idnmtlib ertrunten iino
SO ton, 5. San. - Der S6ooner ,,Starli96t," j"
iueber om 49, Rouem6er BON SrunsDtd, Ga, nat
DamarScotta, Ule., abieseIte, miro permiBt inb 1T
fpnfrid1einIidh unternennnneu
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scr 600 Wottocr6i(f's.
9as brcnte,toe Sobleebe .gipetf s,t
&nfeNS' gSaAeN.

S1YrtSbur9, a, %a., 3. Saruar. - @tHc EepcldC
aus eptcns' Bagsp mclbc, bos cnersifc anltrcnsuRz
ac gemndi luer6cn, ben Srano in ocm Sjgrgtperfe
su aberp6tiscn, nnb Die Ser9ente fiRb Der 4nfidt,
oas Die tn bic Graben selcteten 0epder 9uteg9trfun
gen ausiiben. Uan 9laubt Jest, bo6 Der Yeruit 6er
$4,000 betrasen utr6. IS III Srpeifebait OF Die 9rz
belt in ben @3ruben, el6ft iuenn onS 6euer eeoIlt
mirb, uor n6hfem Sontiner pieber Qliaenommen
iyeroen lam. Ole Grllben beiddttisen iahe all 1000
glrheiter,
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Gfietfbaflffs1fnfnMA a

@inctnnatt,2 2. San. - Der 3olebo 'er
Gilsu9 auf Der y@iuctnnatt Samilton,9ap.
toner Babn" lief beute Rittag bel 6antlton,
g., aus bsm 3sleie. Ser 3ug puroe tocils
nelie 3ertriimmert. giemanb erbleIt Jeoo1
ernGbnensmertbe Berlebunqen.