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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
At Fifty Years.

II seems but yesterday since we set san
From our first port, our happy chiidhoods
Since then we've weathered many . STORMY
gale,
And touched awhile at many pleasant land
We are tried sailors now, and We can feel
How steadily our hands can guide the wheel.
but we go back no moreno, never morei q
over the waste " waters all In vain
We turn 10 gaze on chldhood's happy shore;
Upon LIES sea no ship turns back again.
All, well! There baye been tempests IN the
past,
And we are IL the calm deep seas ut last.
Now set all sails, the wind Is soft and fair,
Aud sky Is coudless as in days of June;
After the mornings stormy fight and care,
How pleasant Is the still, warm afternoon.
Now we may calmly work and calmly rest
And watch the sun sink gradually TO the west
Full many year we've been tossed to and
fro;
But now the tempest and the care are DER,
Aud bright, though far away, the home lights
glow;
Why should VIC weep, though we. return no
more?
The port from which we sailed lay cold and
low;
The haven that we sock no storm can know.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
Marriage Laws.

The necessity of making marriage
laws brief, simple and comprehensive IS
illustrated by breeze that has been
recently raised in Wisconsin, and which
has set hundreds of heads of families to
inquiring concerning the legality OF
their marriage. A certain clergyman
by the name Of Irish has recently as
serted that more than two-thirds Of the
married people in the State are not,
strictly speaking, married at all, and he
proceeds TO substantiate his assertion by
quoting from the Revised Statutes of the
State, which explicitly declare that min
listers or priests, before they legally per-
form the marriage ceremony, must file
a copy of their credentials of ordination
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in
one of the counties of the State. Exami-
nation reveals that not one clergyman
in ten has ever done this, or that either
in ignorance or defiance of the law they
have gone on for years performing mar
riage ceremonies, and pocketing fees.
Legal gentlemen are of the opinion that
the result will in many cases be serious,
involving many disputes in the matter
of inheritance, and that the ownership
of considerable property will become
involved in doubt. There is an anus
ing as well as q serious side to this social
perplexity, but from the standpoint of
public morals such ignorance of so i'm
portant Il law as the marriage law falls
but little short of criminal. 1t is little
difficult to determine just how the good
people of Wisconsin should regard Rev.
Mr.. Irish, whether as public benefac.
tor or meddlesomc busybody. Boston
lrarcLer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
Giving mn Hls Farm,

A Norwegian farmer is self-possessed,
brave and clever at all kinds of handi-
craft. If he wishes to build house, he
goes to the forest, cuts down the trees,
hews them into shape, saws them into
boards, and uses them as if he had been
= trained carpenter He can tan leather
and make n harness or pair of shoes.
He is his own blacksmith and miller,
and if he lives on the coast, his own
shipwright. For amusement he makes
musical instruments and furniture. He
is an expert fisherman and bravo
hunter. When the farmer has become
too old for active work the farm comes
into possession Of the eldest son. Custom
preScribes how the important event shall
take place. Mr. Du Chaillu thus de-
scribcs such an event which he witness
ed in Husum:
Dinner being ready, all the members
of the family seated themselves around
the table, the father taking, as no had
for years, the head Of the table, All at
once. his eldest, Roar, who was not
seated. approached his father and said,--
Father, You are getting old; let me
take your place."
"Oh no, my son." answered the father,
~ am not too old to work; ii is not yet
time; wait awhile
80 father" said Roar, with an cntreat-
ing look, "ail your children, and l
especially. are often sorry to see you
look so tired when the days work is
over. The labor Of the farm is too much
for you; il is time for you to rest, and do
nothing. Rest in your old age. Do let
me take your place at the head of the
table"
Not yet, my son." again answered
the father, and all the faces were very
sober, tears being in their eyes, as the
other children said,--
Now, father, it is time for you TO
rest.n
Then. hard as it was for tho sturdy
old man to give up the place he had so
long filled, he rose from his chair and
Roar seated himself in ii. Thence he
was tho head Of the family and the
master Of the farm.
The father from that day would have
nothing to do, except TO live in COM
Portable house and receive u stipulated
amount of butter, cheese, meal, milk,
grain, Hour and potatoes.
E "--~ IwsMrr--~vxsM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
On Thirty DAYS Trial.

We will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Elec>
tro-Voltaic Belts and other Electric Appli-
ances on trial for 80 days to young men
and other persons afflicted with Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality, ETC., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration of
vigor and manhood. Also for Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and Md
ney difficulties, Rupture, and mary other
diseases, Illustrated pamphlets sent free.
Address Voltaic Bette Marshall, Mich.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE.

To Il. G. Hoppe, or any other person or
persons interested: You are hereby notified that
At eale Of real estate, In tho county OF Ale1an.
der and state OF Illinois, held by the county col
hector of said county at the southwestorly door OF
the court house In the city Of Cairo, In said county
and state, on the 9Th day OF August, A. D. 1850,
Charles o. Patier purchased the following aescrib-
city OF Cairo, county Of Alexander and state OF Ill
nols for the taxes due and unpaid thereon for tho
years a. ID 1874 1875 1870 1877, 1878 and 1871 70.
gether with penalties and coats; said real eeta'e
being taxed In the name Of said Z. @. Hoppe,
to.wt. Lots numbered one ~, two (2N thrce %, d
four az and thirty.nlne (3n), In block numbered
ninety (p0,. In said frat addition TO tho city or
Cairo. The time allowed by law for the redsmp-
ton OF said real estate will pirc ON the oth
day Of August, A. ID 1852.
Cairo, Ills. March aist. A. D. 1852,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
An Entire Success.

1t has been proved by the most reliable
testimony that Thomas Eclectric Oil is an
entire success in curing the most inveterste
cases Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lame back ,
and wounds of every description.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
ELECTION NOTICE.
CRY CtyRE's OYFIcE,

CrF CLERKS OFFICE,
CAiRo. LIS Mar. 18th, 1882.
Public notice IS hereby given that OIL Tuesday the
18th day OF April A. D. lss2, general election wll
he held 10 the city OF Cairo, county OF alehahder'
state OF Illinois, for The election OF one alderman
for the regular term Of two years from eech OF the
i've wa d. Of the city.
For the purpose OF said election pole. will be
opened az the following named places, viz:
Ia the First ward NJ the police headquarters IN
rssr OF Mrs. Rosa Whites building corner OF sixth
street and Ohio leyec.
In the Second ward at the engine house OF the
Rough and Ready fire company.
In the Third ward at the engine house OF the
HlDernian hrt company.
In the Fourth ward, at the Court House
And in the Fifth ward, At the engine house ofthe
Anchor fire company.
Said election will be open at eight o'clock In the
morning and continue open until seven o'clock in
the afternoon OF same day.
ID. ]. FOLEY,
City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
r. r. TIME CARD AT CAIRO.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. X.
TRAINS DEPART. THAHS ~, = .,
Accom- 'dst,on II 10 an 'EX2re-r .''l ~ a "
Express. 4:so ?. IN 'Aoenmosuoh ''f''0 P'''
MISS CENTRAL X. X.
.v.u 4.3inmI+ NAL ...-.... .. 300 ?. m
tExp,ess i0:l5s m tkIpress.....' 4!35 III
.&sT.LR. r. lNsrow Gauge
.F,p-es. lO.s0 a m .Etpr>-5, ...... 40 pm
.Accom la,ion, i:5O pm accom- 'datoln l-''9 pun
sT.L.IM rs. Il.
,yvn,..s .yly m +EEprcsg......-.. 2:bU N
Accom- osnon. $50 y m tAccoin dIi'oh u 20 a'u
WABASH. ST LOUIS & PACIFIC kl ~,
,Nsi & k1... 500 An 'MAt Il EG'''' sos %"
susiIy except sunday. Daily.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02

BORDEN, SELLEoK & Co., St. Louis, sell
the best and cheapest Car Starter made
With it one man can move a freight car. az
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Oihcers.

Mayor--N. B. Thistlewood.
Trcasurer--T J Rerth.
Clerk-DrnDs. ], Foley.
Counselor Is. Gilbert"
Marshall. II. Meyere,
Attorney-William HeEdrlch.
N'''' BOARD or ALDERMAN
,,.,w,,d--peter saup. r. NJ Kim6roqgh'
Flts, WSsrd--Jesse Hlnkle, G. n, Hughes
S 2sGu1v wsra1-B. y, Blake, John Wood. Coo.
Fo om ward--chsrles 0. Patier' Aao'pn '"''
o9 Sis,, w,rd--T. W. Halliday. Ernest b. Petit
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
TIE HALLIDAY.
1.-THE HALLIDAY"

A New and Compete Hotel. fronting on Leyee
second and Railroad Streets,
Cairo. Illinois.
Tb Passenger pot Of the Chicago, st Louis
an ,ew Orleans: Illinois Central: Wabash, st.
Louis and Pacific: lion Mountain and Southern
Mobile and Ohio; Cairo and 81. Louie Railways
are all Just across the street; while the Steamboat
Landing l. hut one square distant,
This Hotel Is heated by steam, has steam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator Electric Call Bells
Automatic Fire. Alarms, Baths absolutely pure air,
perfect sewerage and complete appointments.
superb Furnishings; perfect service; and an I'M
excclled table
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02

TRAINS LEAVE CAIRO:
81 . am. Mail,
A,,,vinrin 81. Louis 9:45a.m; Chicago, 80 pm;
Connecting Mt Odin and bingham for Cinc'n'
nati, Louis Vile, indianapolis and points East
mao AIN. st. Louis and Western
Express.
Arriving In st. Louis 7:05 p. m, and connecting
for all points West.
ago pm. Fast Express
to- Ct. Louis and Chicago arriving at St. Louis
1910 p m, and Chicago 1;2O am
AGO pm. Cincinnati Express.
Arriving At Cincinnati 200 am. Louisville 7;so
AM; indianapolis 400 am. Passengers
this train reach the above points X 10 80
HOURS In advance OF any other route
tY-The 4:20 p. m. express mas roLhMhN
kLEEPING CAR Cairo to CINCINNATI wNhoui
changes. and through sleepers to ST. LOUIS anu
Chicago.
Fast Time East.
d., moue by this line 20 through to hast.
passengers ern point S.thout any delay
caused by sandy intervening. The Saturday aiIer.
noon train trom Cairo arrives In new YORK Monday
uorniug at l0Ss. Thirty.six hours in advance OF
ny other route,
gy-For through tickets and further Information
spply ~ Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo
JAS. JOHNSON, j. ii. JONES,
Gen, Southern Agent. Ticket Agent.
Al HANSON, Gen Psss. Agent. Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
County Officers.

County Officers.
ctrcni, Judged. J Baker.
Circuit Clerk--A. II Irwin.
County Jndge--R. Yocum'
Comfy Clork-S.J. Humm
Connty Attorney--J N Damron.
County Treasurer-Miles W. Parker
sheriff John Hodges
C0rsnS'Cl ormmissicncrs W. Halliday d. a
Gibbp and Peter SAnp.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02

One Of the quietest elections ever held in
this city was that Of yesterday tor two
members of the board of school directors
to Gil the vacancies created by the expira-
,ion of the terms of Messrs. j. A. Goldstine
and w. Stratton. No announcement OF the
event had been made in the press, and
hence people were somewhat taken by sur
prise when asked to step around to the
Rough and Ready fro company's engine
house and vote.
The poll was thrown open about eight
o'clock in the morning with Col. James
Reardcn and Mr., George Fisher as Judges
Mossis. Wood Rit,euhouse and j. A. Cold
slime were the candidates, neither having
any opposition aud they were, OF course
both elected. The polls closed at 1--WE
o'clock, and tho number Of votes cast was
one hundred aud ,hrty.one. But few
tickets were scratched and these moro W.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
FERRYBOAT

On snd srter Monday, JuGeTth, and until further
uouce theieu yhost Will make trips as foNows:
'EAyEs LEAVES LEAVES
Foot Fourth et Missouri Lands. Kentucky Id z.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02
DANK STATEMENT.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
CITY NATIONAL BANK
OF CAIRO,
March 18th, 1882,
or THE

at Cairo, In the State OF Illinois, at the close of
business,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02

The trimming" are coarse shayings and make
the best summer wood for cooking purporesas well
81 the cheapest ever sold In Cairo. For black
smiths use insetting tree, they are unequalled
Lesvo vuor orders at the tenth street wood yard
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-01

William s. gOuatlin pcn @cs,srplus,
Wall. last SIN Ssrbit 1876 bstam Id
eunssnbluien. gefolst BON sinsm hsfiissn
5uitsn. SD psrlor Den appstit unb mein
Glsiib uno wurbe bsitldseris. Sn 1877
brahte man mid ins 6cspItal. Die Ns.,.s
srtlartsn. Id bate Elm aoY in mstpsr Gun.
ae spn esr @rsbs sines bal6sn Dollar
ltudss. Scaar Die Nadriat Don msirsm
5obs ssrtrsitett a3. SD sab ale 0oli.
nuns aufi fa sMpiasi wia elm 0rsune
Or. gii'ittam SaIls @aisa IN
fur ei: eunss. SD sstrauhte cine
GlaIhe uno ~ metnsm Graaun.n muree
Id tsiief. uns bin bsute ssliapsr, ole felt
erei Sabrsu.
So fnrsibs biss In ber 5ciTnuna, oa6
Sober nit frantsr Qunse gsbaft,ie Or.
Willtam 6alls gellam ae.
brouHt. uno ia kin hbsrseuat. Bag pal.
itibs Die &usisbruns BELT. SD lam 20
litio bshanpten, eab Mir Der 8al(am mstr
@utse sruisfsn Bat, ais ale atriaen Ok.
,snslsn suiammsn, bic Id nabm.
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- Der aaGirer Der banfsrOtten Wses
danicS yunf in Wemart, g. s., 8. s.
galopin, bat ii@ benz @eriqt seitsllt unb
murDe au' 1slahriser 3uatbausbaft ner.
urtbeilt.
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1850 1870 1850
l21. 748 l5S,l45 l75,O73

3ie GAIL Der I'm etgenen Seutid=
lano @ebprenen bat ii6 bierna9 i'm
Sabrsebnt 1870-80 febr unbebeuteno
berrnebrt, pdbreno Die aus Der olter=
rei6ii6 unsaril6en Monar6ie uno aus
Der S6ipeis ftammenoen Nep Oorfer
perbdltnibmdBig an 3abl geluonnen
Daben. N5enn es nacb ben 8eriGten
oes' bieligen ginpan0erungs s.shureau
ginge, 10 nltiBte oieie 8ern1ebrung eine
gallS anoere leiil. Sn oielen geri9ten
miro Seoer, Der bei iei1er 9fnfuEft lpal
ni6t 9enai iotih, no 81 hd hinmenaetl
loa, llnierem Sfaate sugeIOrteben (mie
j. 3. i'm lebten Sabre 152, ,000). 8enn
biele 9tngabeH maBaebeno paren. 10
miiBte bic oeutfbe (eingemanoerte) Yez
p0lferumg unleres States unb unlerer
Stabt ii6 fortipdbreno unsebeuer per=
iaebuen, pdbrene fe bies nag Dem
Nhhoes Geirfps bur6als nitbta t6ut..
Ha1 Dem leBterell ipareli 1870 = mir
siebeu bon obiaen 2iffern elm paar
3a4fenb far nihtoeutfQe @inmanherer
aug Selterrei1= =llngarH uno oer S6tuei3
ab-bier ema 155, 900 uno 1880 etpa
10000. Sm Sabre 1870 sdblten bic
glIdlIer ugb 2otbringer nod ais Dran=
| sDien, jest ipllten lie als Oeutid)e sdb=
len, bod mOgen lie 1id Den Genius
8eamten gum groben She'll forttr1hreES
als 6rallSoIen 81 ertennen seben, iorlf
fpdrelt oieGeitbt bic GranSoien nid)t BON
8,240 auf 9,910 geltiesen, mas Elm
hoberer Yroeentiab als bel Den Seut=
f6en III. 91ir mpaen allp aui bieies
Glemeiit feili befonseres Gemid)t legen
uno annebmen, bob bic bieIiiigen 0eut=
| i6eu BON $4,000 apf 10000, alfD
i'm $4,000 lid berlnebrt Baben. 8ei
Der iiberaus itarfen ginmanoerung Der
lebten Sabre aus Geuti9lanb 1T oies
cine iebr unbebeutelloe 3una6me unb
liefern oieie 3iffern jebenfaas ben 8e=
tpeis, bak Die. .iiingere beutide ginpan.
betung Mat In grpbenl Mabe bier liBen
blsibt, uno mdll itd burd bic besiisli=
den 9lngaben oes Ginwanberungsbu=
reau bur6aus nidt gu beunrubigen
laien brau6t. 8erglei6en mir bic ST.
sebniiie oes lebten Genius NIT bener
bon 1860. gu leneg 3eit geh0rte eir
She'll ber oitreidii9en 0lonar0ie 81
Seutf1lanb, Die Genius=geamten red
neten aber aae hort Geborenen al
9eutidlano. Mladen mir ebenfalls
tpie nit es bei Dem 9erslei@ bon 1916
unb 1880 tbaten, einen 9lbSug fiji
ni6toeuti6e OeItreider unb s'6peiser
Der aber ni6t grob iein oarf, oa 1866
iiberbaupt nur 1851 Ceifrei6er notir
iraren, 10 merben 121 900 Seuti6e fiji
1860 3u bere6ne,t iein. gBdbrenb oi
3abl ber bieligen SeutI6en, hnn 1861
euf 1870, bon 1zl 600 auf 155. .00t
aefieaen 1T. itieg iie i'm fplGenbel
SabrSebnt nur bon 155, 700 auf 10,
900. Die 0ermebrung BON 1860 au
1870 betrug ettpa % proSent bon 1871
aut 1880 aber nur 10 prosent. Sifi
Werelei1e baben aber nod einen Safen
.. 8ei ben 3dblungen 1860 uno 1870 ma
ren Die sipei o6eren Warbs nod mid
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ecSn Stem g)orf hrnnntp nm

Sn yfelp Oorf brannte am 81.
Wtorgens 10 lbr Der ganae bon parf
&op, Seefman unb Na{lausStraEe Be-
grenSte Blof nieber. 8ei bem @ebduoe
Der simes Office iuurbs ben sslammen
@igbalt seboten. 9ie Sfficen .bes
Scientific glmeriean. q. 3. Cblerper.
Surf 6ielb anb 6arm, gcotd gme>
Ilean Sournal, abompIons ganf
Sournal ano 9lmeriean Geporter,
Toreit Stream unb bic elmer Mnsahl
italienii6er, ipanii6er, i6lpebil6er,
oeutl9er unb pDrtugicfiider @pden=
bldtter unb biele 3eitunssagenturen
brannten aus. Sas Seuer entitano in'
oem alten friiber bon Der oWorlb" Be-
wobnten Gebaube, bas biel Snlsiperf
ent9dlt, uno 'bra9 i'm glebafor alis.
Sm'g berbreiteten li9 bic 6lammea
llber alls Stpdmerfe nn6 ergrifeu halo
bic ne6enalllieesnoeH Sdafes. WSen
alaubt, saB q Menf6enleben perloren
elnsen. Ser gerluit lit eololIal, oa
idmmtli6e 9duier bon pben Bis llnten
bi6t bewphnt paren.
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Gus. Sen6prtt.

WltS. SoeIlbDrn,
Shneosr, Gde Don poufun= II. giasarrc.
ltrabe, fmftfblt lth Dem Yublitum BON
San Nntcnio gum Nniertissn BON 6erren=
Slsibunssiudsn Terner Ibernimmt Ct
eas Nsinissn uno Barben setrassner
&leieer.
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oer Stabt einperleibt. Dieie 8esirfe
lino fart oeuti6 unb tpenn man iie be-
riidiibtigt, 10 ipiirbe Die 3unabme Bet
bieligen oeuti6en geo0lferung i'm Sabra
sebnt 187O-SO 1t6 siemli6 auf 9eull
reouciren. g8ie ii6 bas gerbdltniB
Der bier geborenen 9ta6tommen einge-
manoerter 9eutI6en geltaltet bat, ldBt
li6 ni6t bere6nen, ba bier5u Die Sa=
ten feblen. gerglei6e oariiber lino
ni6t moglid, ba Bic friiberen Genius
beritbte oariiber feline q(usfrnft geben.
@enn Ser neue Genius bies tbut, nerz
ben mir ni6t ermangeln, unlere ge=
tra1tungen bariiber ansuiteaen. Sa=
gegen m66fen mir beute mod auf einen
Punft aufmerflant MAIDEN, Die 3u=
nabme Der eingemanoerten oeutl6en
geD0lferung llnierer Staot i'm gerbdlt=
nib aur 3unabme Der @eIammtbeb0l=
ferung. aSir baben geieben, bab Die
oeutl6e gcp0lferung bon 1860 auf
1870 um %, unb BON 1870 auf 1880
UNI 10 prosent sugenpmmen bat. eStl=
spil6en bat bie Stabtbebolferung BON
813,669 i'm Sabre 1860 li6 auf
942,292 i'm Sabre 1870 unb auf
L,206, ,299 I'M Sabre 1880 berlnebrt.
9ies fommt eilter 3unabme bon relp.
l5 unb 2Sp@t gleid, 9as Wa6stbum
Der eiagewanoerten beuti1en 8ep0lfe=
rung unierer Stabt i'm 9ecennium
lS60-70 mar alio biel sr0Ber als bas
gSa6stbum Der Stabt, pdbrenb ienes
i'm nd6lten Sabr5ebnt melt binter Dem
Wa0stbum Der Staot suriidblieb.
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2ltpAer.
@au, rid,ti4. 'srau Cioier - es tltna!
,eht hubd, +! Dob nun sebe - iiete aru!e
81 rsnu dnaer oii,feu mir nidlt beiam=
n'n ? -ea #, a1ug hin1nf, mad, mel
IT & "a lebeH
4h oil fie lb al oeiner STEELE ittn
pesletten ipra.a SIZE nit einem tie
fn. meben 5euEer, lid rcn DEM Scpba
erpebeno.
Ser Der oano ssbt es sinnal Mot, bod
periprede id Dir nod usand,en 9iebseoieult
aufuiparen uno nun Iete mchl per
. d nld,I, OFT = redli efi bfi benz Den}e
nab,uf fraacu unp petlisre rpeoer ben Wulb
nod, ote Geoulc, i'm Tlte er feline Jtld
rdt fir Did baben Folltc St meroe
oem Dianns nur pann cine folde fir bid
binterlafen. psnr de ron elmer lpirtildeu
8eoeutuug fit unler 8Draaben lit. pof=
fenllid tp'fo oies reeht balo Der Sad iela.
0sbe tpobl
Dabei brdnsie lle Sjis IN bic ecse oes
Bcrtiers susiid uno oann 5ur Gbiir bin.
Stle bate ben Sheier ipieoer Dor oas
NuiliB ee,cSea uno idrttt lansiam, ssz
Ienfen 0auptes gu benz QluIe ibres Wae
terS hinaus.
Raum mar bic tleine Bfcrte oes Tbcres
bintsr ibr 5uSefaGen. ale .Oiarsot lih acds
aufridtete uno Sdittel!e, ais cb (e unanz
senebme8, Siblites uno gaItisss Bon I'D,
abmerfen rgc1s. Sog Nuae blldte NIT ei-
ner Srln,ulen 1eraAtuus Der abseBansez
nsu nad, pana manote lis lid gu benz
Bcrtier nno iprah 5u cieIem NIT ibres
tdarfen Gimme tur3 uno befebleno
(lnrkfeh.tna
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: ct. petersburg. 1te leeten yeaf,
riGtsn aus Srfutidt melbsn, bab Snae-
uieur Oielpille mad Der Wiiincuna oes
Flul1es 2ena absesansen in, nm bic Nad=
fcridunsen nad oem permiBten gcmman.
oeur De Gong NIT bet srSBten gnersie
pieoer aufSuneb:nen. Welpiae miro bon
@insebcrenen unterltiist ano IL rei<d
NIT 9eteasmitteln Serfsben, 10 baB er bic
0adfOri@ans ipeit uusOebnen fam. Der
Oampfer 2ena besleitet Melpiae.
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Sen Seimd)ern oes Maroigras in Nciu
Srtc01t2

empfeblen mir fit etpage Ginfdufe
BON Supelen bas felt 1849 etablirte
8el9aft bes 6errn 6. 2ilientba al
yfo. 50 Canal @traBe, gan5 ausoriid=
l16. 9err 2ilientbal bat ein groBes
Eager BON Sutpelen, lbren, Silber
llno 1tlberplatirten @aaren, 8riQen &c.
llno berfauft 5u raiionablen Breiien.
Sem Jtuf Elm 1olioes, reelles @ef6Qft
su betrelben 1T po6loerbient uno ipobl=
begrllnoet uno fann man ibm bas grobte
gertrauen entgegenbringen.
10, ,tun2W}
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SofepD Sam0a's Wiibfe

In y'.u. Brannisls ma9lt isbr sutss Rorn.
uno sBsi,sumsbl nno psrtauft In srceen
Suantitatrn In bic umssasnp.
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= Nsulia fIaete msiu gsadbar suu
i'bler eauns: Sn meiner Susent, ia, ba
ftna:' i'd lufis asf Slide uno Stlble
iprinaen, ,umo isbt?ba fann iA faum ohne
sdms'3sn auf bem Stutle ybsn BON
mfsen Ger lsibieen Samorrbuioen. -
@slhitbl Jenen ldon rsdt Warum ta6en
Sls nod niht Gas mdaHse 5eilmittil
anateiis, aasswenosi z Denn ot.fes wirft
alsbalo linrsrno auf bas asioen unp
bsieitiat fe. Die ana,siis 1T In alien Mpo.
teften ,u 9aben. protsn frei suseianet
burd Y.Neuilaeetsr $50, 9cr 3o46
Nsp D.rf
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1857 Gtminse In Bsiraet ssn $Il0,4at
Ns- anfressn fur Iesu.en, fcwis 8aisp fur
Clubs tonnen muir in bsr OfHss is &sw> prlsans
eema6t wtrbsn.
Dsssn 5Anfsrmaiton Oh. BsNsaunaen f6rsits nisn
az Wt. u. Dlupbin,
Rep Orleans &c
Gbwtro @uors. Gesni. gds 5sufon u aeseuia
Gtrabs, Gan anionio.
Ndbsrss srlabrt man Gel grnl Nilhe,
ssasaiissr Der pofofiies, Gan Nntonto.
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9ie Semtidbe Seb6lferumg nom 0fetp
Q1Drf.

SelbHperfIdnbli6 intereiIirt Der gfn=
tbeil ber 9elti6en an Der geoDlferung,
10 f9reibt Bic Stem Oorfer Stats
seitung", gfiemanben lnebr, als Die
Seuti9en ielbit, unb Die beSiigfi6en
Geniusergebniiie iperoen iiberaq lebbait
erortert ueroem. mr.. es 9eutide eiebt.
9ieIe grgsbnifie iper0en insbefoitoere
auh init benen Der friiheren 3d1lunsen
bergli6en tneroen. Sir unfere Staot
itellt li6 babel 6olgenoes beraus:
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: Bien. @ine Depefde Don Corfu
meleet, eab Elm sescn paS eeben oss Sis
ntSS BON @rlqAenlano eeri6tetes CONT
plptt tnteedt w0rceu 1T. DaIIel6e bate
mabreuo cer 9feiie oeS SonisS pcn atben
nad ben 4irdus ausseiiibrt werpen
fofIpu
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s.aas. Ae 5reie ssreTs
erftetnt
nit lasaaa ne oes sonntass
unt fpitet
$1,000 FIR oas Sabr ober $3.50 fur
3 Dicnat.