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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
srpposEp MURDER NEAR ORANGE. n. j.

The body of an unknown man WAS dIacoy-
od b,, some boys In the woods, at Orange Mountain
near tte estate of Cen Mcclellan, Sunday the l2th
inst pistol found near the body and the wounds
upon different parts we're such az might have Oeeh caseu
nv suicide IL was therefore supposed that the man
I'd committed suicide. On Thursday OF last week,
man rcnresenting himelfsas Daniel Kurt an insurance
aaent ir Newark, called upon Coroner Williams ana
desirea 70 see the body. He had, ne sald
Teceiyed a letter from Mrs j. sheilenDerger
~ No 3l6 Eah Twenty-eighth st. THIS CITY,
Taoue.ng him 10 view the body, and see II ~ was hOs
t6t ~ Anthony Gemhard who had boarded at
H. a. recently left her with the intention OF gog To
Orange 20 count suicide Tue body was ldonliued by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
Sp,tial gOiit,s.
PhaIOn's .vitaIia, 20 Or, Salvation for the Hair

PhaIon's "yitaIinin Or, Salvation for the Hair.
YoR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALOSS "vITALiA differs utterly rom all the "dJsi" eos
Orer" % ia iets totally d1srs prs
,ple mpd fragrant and perfectly unOeuOu' Prsepa us
muddy reluhe shaking up and communicates
no stain No paper curtain to
turb appearance for the simple that not t~bd
is purposes in Toilet Chemistry
FOR AL. nv al druggists PHALoS SON. Esw.YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
M,,RpERoUs ARRAY on LONG ISLAND.

Two deadly fights occurred lately In the VII
laoes OF Jamaica and Loyd's Neck The usual number
Of sabbatbreakers and gamblers assembled at Hayes
Hotel in jamaica sunday afternoon, and while CAMP
ling dispute arose between John Hart and VIM Beatty
"a 10 the money and the latter having tho most frena
-, non and beabofed Hart severely, when the latter
stabbed Beatty In the hip and side Beatty was carlou
home and his wounds dressed by Dr. WOOD OF jamaica
lie pronounced him an critical condition. Hart Is Nv
large The second afrly occurred at Lloyds Neck, u
tween cOlOred man named Freeman, ana Whlte 49,
,'o,'d Edward Darcy The former had been paying MS
atfrnt0p, 10 "a muatto girl IN the village Tor some t'
when Darcy stepped In aud gained Tue car OF the n"-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
THE BRADLEYJoHNsoN BOND ROBBERY.

Jerome Bradley was brought before JUSTICE
t5oan AT the Tombs yesterday The arrest OF brauley
and his examination Oh charge OF having stolen guam
tity of bonds from the office oil inc Dutchess g.
~ ,Con,nany and from the office Of Morson Son
o. rTn.obinson have been published in THE TRIBUNE
ON these charges he was committed in default OF sOO
hail The charge on which he was arragned yes'TIus
was forgery in having altered the naIhes oh Grand
,ored bonds traced 10 his possession Ml. - ,oca
Dodge treasurer OF the Dutchess County Insui az
Company, charged Bradley with han d Inserting the
name OF Caleb X Humphrey OF Chicago' III lou ~
ON this new charge. was committed lor oA"iNi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

weei and quite Inferior In quality fers
100 refused thH morning TIE ou
the offerings Of Common and Medium sach o. sell readily
$500 S85 mixers would end rssdy sale and al very
full prices Sheep and LambsWhh marked hag on IN tae sap
sssud market has ruled trmr and higher peef
prevail fully realized quote 0ibc a.
the for good and &c. for erts sheep Hoghs
for live Hogs dali the receipts moderate for he
with bat little inquiry packers prefer dressed 20 I've At !s
seasoni the quotabe charge Is l06llc. for live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
ANOTHER STORY OF GEORGE PEABoDY's LOVE

The Providence journal publishes the follow
ing episode the life of George Peabody: story has
been going the rounds OF the newspapers giving as
reason why Mr.. Peabody was never married, th1t ne
adopted young girl whom, after she grew he wished
his wife. but finding that she preferred clerk
his establishment the chief OF the house he nevcr
told his love-" but calmly gave her up, and her
ried 10 younger rival OF the truth Of that story know
nothing but vOuCh for TINS that am now going TO
relate More than 80 years ago in the school OF John
Kingsbury. OF the falrest daughters OF PrOv
dence. Her school education finished, she went with
friends 10 Europe not, however, before having given
her youthful affections 10 young man whom she
had a sister city. But before marriage adversary
came upon him. and he found himself IN no situation 10
marry He was willing she should waste her youth
and beauty in waiting through long years so he released
her from vows and they parted, she going said
10 Europe. There she George Peabody then, COM
paratively speaking, "a young man, but one who was
already making his mark. and whose wealth was Degn-
ming to pour in He her and was struck with her
grace her winning ways, her loneliness, and he pro
wide Atlantic but after time she yielded, perhaps
TO the OF her friends perhaps 10 the prompngs
OF worldly ambition who tell she became the al
danced wife Of MT Peabody, After little interval she
her arrival, met her first love. At sight OF
him all her former affection came back,
IT, indeed, It had left her, and Mr.. Peabody,
with his wealth and brilliant prospects, faded away, and
with fond affection 10 her American lover ana
was willing to share moderate income with him. All
that characterized every action gave her up, and IN
due time married well remember, when III
London 2s years ago, hearing all this talked over III
chosen circle O American friends, and also, at brilliant
dinner party gwen by Cen Cass, IN, Ner,aes, u was
thoroughly discussed. Whether his visit 10 this coun-
try Mr. Peabody met his aanccd bride, can
not saw After several years welded bliss death took
her husband from her side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
MAsoNIC ELECTIONS.

AT the annual meeting of Jeptha's Lodge
No 49i F'and A. ~, OF Huntington, H. IL the following
0cs, were elected for the ensuing year; &. H. Els
worth w N. Duncan Mckay Jr.. 3 W. H. e; sehaabott'
/ ~ :. NJ d. MOOdond, Treasurer A. H. GndersleeNe,
Secrciarv John J. Wells, 8. d.. Fayette Gould, Tier
The Masonic Fraternity OF Poughkeepsie celebrated ST
I.hns Day last evening at Masonic Han, wilma banquet
nnd maj allnfIon OF officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

Kurt that OF the missing boarder and inquest was
ordered But acted in suspicious hat
began be believed that he in some way concerned
in the death OF the whose body he had come 70
claim Warrants issued for his arrest ana Tor the
OF other suspected persons The investigation VIII
be made to-day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
A CORRECTION CoRRECTED-MR. HEP"oRIH'
CHRI5TMAs, AND THE UHITARIANs
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your paper of Dec. q contains a card

from Mr. Hepworth in which I read As follows;
~ Iits,ps believe 90 fully the provduta mission and TIE
6s sbcsT md AUTHORITY that would be ssng
yeers.t b their faith they 70 gaors ths p'vo ea
fbsv h,ye that Cbust aBd base their bel o s
itsfstsd SAVIOR bmset thsy yst =
religious boiug sen ~
eDeea nissou whom they snaeDlse iv VIA
fhis beautiful opens up the gloHss Of h@ofsV,
There IL one word IN this statement anu ohiS ne' a
needs correction and that Is the word 1.-THE" with which
n begins In place Of "Tbe" write Some and the
satement viii be perfectly true but IN It's present ior
q s very far from being For 1t implies uniformity
Of belief among UnitaraBs concerning the person,
Jesus which does not exist Unitarans arc GS akree9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
Reorganization
UNION REPUBLICAN, PARTY

UNION REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
ALL UNION REPUBLICAN ELECTORS residents Of the city st
NewYork enrolled call Issued By the Special Committee
Reorganization requested their respective Assembly Ds
tre,s on EVENING 1862 between the Of
designated for the purpose ofelece
Ulcers respective District Associations aud Delegates Gea
a year 1870 pursuant the compact orgGs
Consolidating uEder General Committee all
representing Republican Electors Of the city ofNewYo
The Ratio Of Representation General Committee
cred recognized y the UuiOn Republican state Conventions
be elected zach Dis uc Association shall be
spcs President First and Second Vice Presidents Treasurer RIO
Corresponding and kzeaure COMMITTEES
three but than hvel
number Of Election Districts their respective Assembly Districts
The Inspectors Enrolment Inspectors kectsn
upon election the this
ee representing respective Congressional Coa
Of the result for confirmation this Con-
mitee.
The election shall b, bed the following places the several d
I..9 B-sets
U..shaEespeAre Hotel
Ill .J73 BrOOme-sL
~. no Fat Broadway.
VI l34 Ciiutou-st
VII N University place.
VII Hunks Hotel "a Grand+t
TX. Lebanon Hall. 10 Abingdon square
XI Headquarters Twenty -, and Bro,isay
XII .Iambolt Hal, % Avenue {.
XIII. Briggs Hal. 10 West Twenty -oarth.st
XIV. Masonic Han. Threeuth.st Foarth-sve
V..Coutinena Hall, Eighth ave and THIRTY oarhS
XVI. Deuit Dpensary, Twentyt ADD Seooudare.
xvi. Nigwam Fortyuinthst, between Eighth ad N1hEe1
XYIlf..4S1 EOurth-aye.
XIX. .SeveBtietb-st aud Broadway.
Hall Fity-thirist ard Pourth-aYa
XXI. Harmony Hall, Third-ave. ami ll9ih-st.
By order Of the JOINT Committee on Reorganization.
SHERIDAN SHOOK, WM Il. WHITE
JAMES McLARBN. JOHN DUKE.
THOS K STEWART JAMES W. BOOTH
CHARLES T. POLHAMUS, NORMAN STRATrON.
JOHN J. OBRIBN, GbO H. VAN CLEFT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
A Grover {, Baker sewing Machine


pleasure and profit No home bOnd without ove
The grst day Qum all buying Grover
Machine bat the next ned work myself and
felt prouder hemmng sheet than have Of leading brigade
tori simple and that child manage IT, sG az
continually ougratuating myself for having purchased H.
MANUEL ETRz, r., lst Lieut. 4th aflEtry, Caiiornas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
POLITICAL.

Gen. James L. Alcorn recently elected Gov
of Mississippi Ivy triumphant majority. has de-
cned the position Of Provisional Governor rendered to
him by Gen. Ames for the time intervening between
this and the day OF his Inauguration Governor by
authority of his election by tho people,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

This led to frequent disputes between the rival lovers
aud ultimately Freeman attempted 70 shoot Darcy but
the cap did not explode, and lac then Knocked Darcy
down and dubbed hm terribly that he Is lot expected
TO recover. Freeman fed and has not been appre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

OF sJ7 ministers in the Southern Piesoy 'eri"n
hgrcb only 800 are pastors while $40 are eultoIs'
The celebrated Pope and McGee OIL case mas
heen concluded In the supreme Court OF ~ %
verdict in favor Of Mr. McGee for tho Wioie "Ho""' "
his share aud interest. S.Cg5 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

the residence otbe BRIDE, niparest
"Wednesday Dec ~ BY Rev WIN. Adams D. d. Of this city, BsA
Caldwell Of this city 10 Corn eldest granddaughter Of Peter
TaHlman, esq, OF PiermOnt
COuRTBR-M a. at Pilgrim Charch by Rev y
Miller D. D. assisted By Dr. Felix And Aisa
Lizzie McCloskey Of YonkerS
MYERs-TRow-oa "Wednesday evening Dec e. he chqres
Carthage Landing Duehes ~ the Rev J. McCutehos.
William H. Of Rshk Plains Only Of John Myers Aan,s
c. eldest daughter the Edwin Trow Carthage Landing
NCOLL-STRONG-On Saturday Dec 25 residence NJ thu
brides parents the Rev M Toser George b. Ncou julie A,
eldest liter Of VIM b. Strong, ESQ
Brooklyn Dec 25 1853 By w j.
Robinson D. Robinson OF Springfield n j. aiss
Martha Compton Of Mr. Daniel Compton of UnOu Neg
Jersey.
All Nofices of Mdrti00es must be Endorsed NTH fnU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
GEORGIA.

ROME, Ga, Dec. 27-The entire regular Dem
ticket with one exception was elected to-day by
average majority Of co. IL. A Smiths majority for
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATTy


WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. 90, 1869.
To Constituents 0f IV Congressional DIS riot o. NerJrsp
determined effort is now being made 10 abolish the
Frankiug Privilege. / respectfully ask you 10 unto
with in Che effort 10 bring " about, by signing the
following petition. There reasons why ~
should be abolished. According TO the Postmaster
Generals Report IL costing the United States Govern
ment annually millions OF dollars 10 would In all prob
ability tho publishing OF many hundred thousand
dollars worth OF books 10 would require each Depart
ment Of Government 10 pay its own postage out OF
appropriations for incidental Expenses OF Depa ments
annually made by Congress II would require every d
vdual who mails letters pay their postage
thus granting equal rights 10 all, and all matter
ing through the mails thus pay postage The best
OF all II all free is cut of and expense Of Post
Office Department curtailed, it will become paying in
stuton and tend to give cheap postage that all alike
the poor we'll the rich may enjoy It's dement's, ana
not require the poor mans postage 10 help pay Tor carry
ing free matter IN the mails IL will help 10 scatter intel
hgence throughout the country, for when letters ana
papers can be carried cheap through the mails, tho
Of the people Will get them, and be benefited
thereby Other could be given why the fraukng
Privilege should be abolished, but Will stop here, and
hope that will respond TO this request 10y signing the
petition attached. JOIN I'LL.
The petition is follows
To the Honorable Senate and House Of Representatives, OF
the United States, az Congress assembled:
Your petitioners, citizens OF ---, IN the County OF
-, State OF New-Jersey, believing that the Franking
Privilege allowed by laws greatly abused aud costs
the United States Government millions Of dollars an
nually therefore respectfully ask that II be entirely
abolished. ..zar-ss-r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
ASIATIC MARKETS.

MsLA 8-Freights NrSioTk 90 Exchange London
as Cortaee, Sl6 l2l: Hemp, oil Ri
HOW Nov 9fhe ga market que and prices nominal
AMOR Nov IIOoobg Teas reported at $B " p2I peuL
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THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FRANKFORT Dee 2Uud States fiveweny bonds opened hrm
st9lta9l. 80. ,.S .,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
MARRIED.

The Trophy Tomato. Crcuars resdy Address GEoBas
WARISG j., Ogden Farm, Newport, K T.
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.LRAyY CATrLB MARKBT-DEc. d.

M n of Bseves oads less than last week the
moderate attendance OF buyers
s,.et Lut little and she trade ws
] frss effected breed aud deeue OF
~ ~ ,hs heat ami from medium aud cattle There
- m good OF cattle received bat the ruu Of medum and
quality muCh Inferior 60 the Oheungs oi
40 s The Toe H. aud from this toNn to
a. on yerV good Mich C0a4But lev received ths week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

Old Chnmpers-st. Candy manufuctory.
DepCts sale Of PURE Co.FgcTONERr Hudson M
hanbets Fiih-aye TweHtysiItbs1 Ridley Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
New Goods Now Opening
FROM

New Goods Now Opening
PARIS, LONDON, AND BOHEMIA.
GILrMoUNTBD VASES AND JARDISIBRRS
GILT AND BRONZE CLOCKS. FIGURES. SO.
JRwBLCAsBs BoSBOSIERREs TABLES SC
RICH DECORATED
CHINA DINNER AND DESSERT sBTS VERY CHEAP
SILVER-PLATED WARE. EXTRA QUALITY.
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
PROM
osLER LONDON AND OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
AGENTS FOR ROGERS GROUPS.
L.. V. HAUGHWOUT 6 Coz,
ass, AGO. AND 4g2 BROADWAY COR BROOMRsr
Watches aud JsweIry
or all descriptions for REPAIRED by srass worsns-
GEo c. ALLBS LIS Broadway between rHenty
Tweuyebth ard AIS BoawaSooe door beoS CausS
Diamonds, Watches, Jeweiry,
and sILvERwARB bought aud money Oazed them b. GRO
ALLEN AIS BROADWAY one door below Canals
Eurs, Furs, Rurs.
Low PRICES,
QUICK SALES.
wARNoCK & Co.
SO Bro-i-.,.
On. he's. French Chin. T rEi aFr P Ss4 sdss pieces
Twelve eut glass WINK GLASSES
Que pair handsome Bohemian VASES.
will be sent to any address receipt o. so
fOrs Afded by express e. q. y.
Address
HERMAN frost { Co
Nos ~ and 50 MurraVst..
N-s-HorE
PosI-Once NOtice.-oWtg The withdrawal
m tram route THROUGH
further notice. close
dispatched b the o'clock train the SeouB TuacSug
Cincinnati at eco s hours Chicago az ESQ CJl hogs aBd
so unutesl aud 81 Louis al ca bOurs msil val also b
dispatched by the b1 train The E Railroad eaE this es
4 seock P. H. JONES. r. ~
Genin's former Superintendent DANCOhA, No g SIXTH ave.
HATS FUks aud FUR ALTERATIONS AZ cent beo4 Broad
way prices
fine Gold Ear Rnss aud Pins.
Euscan Cabune TOFquOse Coral Pearl Cameo BJ1sn
tine Mosaic oynI &C. Lc for GEO ALLEN AIS Brosdway
CsaaLs aud between TWes
and TWentg. eighth-stA
American Institute Farmers Cuba meeting the Ciab
Sl be held TO-DAY Taesay the 18th last, a. o'clock tbs
rooms Of the Institute the Cooper Building Mr. e. W. DELL
al read pspr Peach Trade" All interested
improvement are inViaed NATHAN T. bAli OoArnan
JOHN w. Secretary.
POst-Onice NoIice.-Ihs mas for Europe TUESDAY,
1862 wil close this olcs " st the Stations
oons. Aai b. las aSA q, H. - sai f.
tl.l5 q "a. Aad G. l)59e 4. II. JOINS P~-'Nastet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth feH
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE 80 THE MOVEMENT
FOR ITS ABOLITION.

The following circular letter has been adj
dressed by Congressman Hill to his constituents in New
Jersey. Mr. Hill lie Chairman OF the Subcommittee Of
three appointed by the House Postal Committee to
sder tho Franking Privilege and other subjects:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
FINE Gold Ear Rinss and PIN,

Btrscn Cabunoe Garnet TOrquo Coral Pearl Cameo BJ,sa
tine Mosaic oyuI 6c Le By GEo ALLEN ans Broadway
below Cspast rs Broadway between TWeu:y
md TRsntK egAth.sta /.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-09

- Gin sufrubr III In pem sngltiGen
0ebists, rfIdes an Rinne1pta fiSet uub
bisber ScH her 6ubfpn Bat Gompasnie
eCntrOlIirt ipurbe. ausssbrOGsn. Der
@ousern6r bat iibsr bic Der. ct. @reu,e
Fiihten miFen. Bcn Canada aus pilI
man bic auffanbifhen, lpsltte bauptfS&.
lidt aus @tnnepaeo Snbiansrn belfsbsn,
CUR llattrpsrfaHg brinssu; wibrtno bic
abentsusrluitise Bss5Iitruns In unIerm
NcrpweReu ietr sensist III, ben Rsbtllen
Seifane su lsifen.
- Sect. mo ttt taIts Satrss,ett tiuse.
treteu In. unp bic Sefsn ben ganjen Sag
ibsr esbeiSt etbalten werbtn miifen, III
ss pcbl auaemsiftn. oaran ~ trinneru,
baB ee Der @sGunbteit Ha6tbeiIte IN, Ell.
fsrns Stfen 70 jti erbiben, bag Sbeils bsrc
fslben 80 eIabtu anfanssn. &c rirb
pcbl Sober fdcn aus Grfahruug wiGen,
bab man SUpfl6merstn bttohmi, ptnu
man FH In sinsm 3immsr aufb6lt, in
peldem fh etn sIhbenbtr Sfen tsfnbet.
Disls 8opfihmer5en fno Splssn Der Gin.
tptrtuns pes Scblensaf.s, oas burh bic
sliibsrrsn plattsn ins 3immtr briust.
au@ lollte man ftets Elm rf.nss. nit BaI.
fer ssfiilltss @sfd6 auF btm Diem liebeu
babsn, bamit Die 4uft nit @antrRuff ae.
ftpdussrt rsrte. Die trudfns Cuff wirtt
fsbr fHdrtib auf bic eunsen.
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Sts GiHtpaHberung Hatb pem
Shkeu

SH Den Isttsu brei Sabreu babsu fb
iussinem sinaieen Gpnntp SlOriba's mad
ben BeltimmHneeH bee 5eimfdtts @elftes
600 6amilten niebergelaFsn,
Der iu auitin, 1sras, erl6einenbt
,Rspubliean" melbtl bic boriise @ntunft
pen lnweoiIhtn Ginpanbtrfru. 6frr
@aIbwe1 aus @ilIiamIUn COUNTY sat iie
btriibrrlcmmtn lalIeH, unb ie werben etu
Sabr bel ibm bleiben, UNI pas 8siieeelb
ab5ujntlsn. Strs 8eift BON S&psbtn
nah Muffin pdbrte nur 27 Gage.
Gin gut S6tiI Der Muewanbersr, wst6e
ibre 5eimat In Nprb. Carolina psrlafen
uno HG mad bsm @saen gswsnett taitsn,
tstrt ,uriid. 0ie fie iasen, baben aus-
wanrfTunSs Getnten lis sstduidt. Gm
Seitimmunssorte angetommen, fanten lie.
oae ss um lit weit fdIimmsr btfellt mar,
unb ibnen bort nett eerinetre ausHht nui
gerbitnt ifh bot, ais batttui.
Die @Slonit 9OIlieiner, tpefhe lebten
SOmmsr in @absa County, WeR- -Sirsi-
nisn, tbre 3elte aufsel6lasen, ilf nit ttrer
Gage uno ibrsn ausfiGten gan, ,ufrtepsn
unc srpartet I'm Srhbiabr jabIrtiHen 3u-
aug. Die bsutl6sn NnReSlunssn in ss-
nnnntem Gcuntp ;dbltn stsenpdttis 40
Gamilisu, lauter betriebfame, tbeiIpeiit
aud boot intstiesnte 9eutt. Der goun-
to @sOmeier, elm S6wsijsr, IN Elm dubsrn
talsntuOller uno pOn NGsn bpGsea1teter
0edmter. -H
Die bsutfte golonie ju Gpntorb in
0tbel County, gGtlf 8irsinien. nimmt
an Capital unb Stelsnjabl sbrnfalIs RAID
su. 9luf bsm @enofIenidafts (@oopera.
ttp) '9lane baTrt, pereinist fe man6e
prnftilfe Sortbeile pbne ben utcpifhen
1rdumsrtien, wslde ben GrfcIs dtnli&sr
unternebmunsen 70 bdufs binoern, Su
bulpissn. Nllss IN an Itinem plase. vi.
lee arbsttet lih eintra6tis In bic 6dnbs,
unb unnibts Srsibtn 1T perp6nt. pr6.
fpent btties @emeinpelens IN Or. 56.
ring. friber Iu GsmptrauespiGt, pa.
Su 5arrtfcn County, 0sf.8irainien,
biloet il6 aumGlis cine S&pei,er Anisbr
lung, mebrere nsus 6aHiIisn babsn H6
lssten Ncuat baju 8efunrsn. Sie fams
men aue benz Canton Neufha.el unp
lprsGsn fait nur Gran,SFi&.
Die ct. CLARA 6 clcnie In Dptbribae
Co., Bef-Sirsinien, 81 Gamillen fart,
bot bsrsits cine ean1s @eneraticn auf
wefpirsintfhem SUben terangs3pgen unp
wirc ndhitens li& mad msbr Gasnbcssn-
Haum umf&aueu.
County upl6ur, sbenfaIls in Bef. Dir.
sinisn, bat tirjlih eine uiht unbspsutsnbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-09

Das naffe S6neewtiter III ni&t
nur fdcn oisltu 8ranten, fonosrn aud
ben @slunotn fatal stpproen, wenn Iie
fif ni6t mad @0ali6isit bapor esIhibt
babtn. Inter ben 9sIunbbsitsressln itest
bteisnise Obenan, ipelhe bsfebIt: ,,6alte
bic 6aes rarm unp ben 8opf tabl!" Or.
iferse tSnnt itr tbun, wtnn itr cure SUP.
bsEleibuns BEL 5ru. Rsttleton. eadawau-
auenue. seseniiber bsm Bpomins Saule,
sintauft. DsrlsIbs bat siusn fOl&sn Dor.
ratt, bae Sepermann Sufrisbsn ssaslt
perren lann, unp sertauIt gu ben ME brig.
fen preiitn.
5err @ntpu SSUs, Der btutf&s gsriGu.
fer, 1T ftets erfreut, feline qanpsleuts 5n be.
bisnen, unb ptro ttnen nur CUTE @aartn
pertaufen. Gbenfc bsiCrst sr neus arbeit
une 8eparatursn btfens. (9p9)