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The propensity of Englishmen tn heat III

The propensity of Englishmen to beat their
wives has increased SO much lately that it is
attracting the attention of the press, and vari-
Gus remedies are suggested By some it is
proposed to make flogging the punishment for
the crime, but others strenuously object to
this violent measure for the strange reason
that wile-beating is extensively practised
among the benefited clergy. 1t is argued that
the spectacle of Church of England clerey
man at the whipping post would not be cop
ducive to the spiritual welfare of the people
and might hasten the downfall of the vener-
Bile establishment. Wife-beating is not con-
fined to the lower classes in the happy island
and an opinion is prevalent that it is not con-
trary to law. Even London policeman gave
as reason for not int rfering in a very agera-
waited case that he supposed the parties were
husband and wife,, We suggest TO the We
mems Suffrage Association that England
would be an appropriate sphere for missionary
operations.
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RECENT PUBLICATIoNs.-Hitch New
Monthly Magazine is standard literary and
musical journal. No expense is spared in its
production, and its dramatic, musical and art
notes can be fully relied upon. Price 25 cents
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DIED.

In this city. Nov. "a. OF pleuro-pneumouia, Jane
W., wife of Daniel Strong. ageo II years.
New York papers please copy.]
Funeral on Saturday afternoon. at o'clock.
from her late residence. Relatives and ilends are
invited to attend. -
In Bath. Nov. 22 Deacon David Sewall, aged 81
years months.
In Arrowsic, Nov. 81, Mrs. Betsey j., wife of Jas.
Hagan, aged So years months.
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TO l. Il T..

IL tanning ~ rooms, arranged for two families.
also, one tenement in same block rooms low rent
to good tenants. Apply to
Afford DYER,
27lMarkst Square.
Nov. 16, 80. noyl7dsntf
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AT special town meeting held rece,ltI, nj
Cutler, Tthiel o. Ramsdall was elected Town
Clerk Ellery Turner, Seectman, and Ira K.
Achley Overseer of the Poor, all in place Of the
late Charles ThurlOw
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EIGN PORTS

Ar at Yokohama LIST inst, ship Volunteer, Hutch
ilson. New York May ls.
At Shanghae 18th uIt, ship Borstio, Palmer. for
New York; barque j 8 Stone Phinnev, do.
Ar st st Helena Sd ult parque A Blaisdell, Saw
yer. Bassein, land sailed Tor Falmouth, En-
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, steamer Moravian, from
Quebec,
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THE WOODWARD
Gas CarbOniser, Purifier,
and EcO22O71liSe7s

BETTER LIGHT, LESS HEAT, No SMOKE
DECREASED Cost, AND PURE ATMos-
PHERE.
Manufactured, sold and put up by the Maine Gas
CarooLizing Co.
C.E. BACHELOR & Co., Agents
Portland Office, at LEVI S. BROWNS STORE,
Corner Federal and Temple SITS. nol5sntt
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=
1ondon. tx IN III III S'sso' An0fhaixsi
tand at a Saleo oc Is ships Prussia, paten cardiG
Brunswick Ia 'S 9nt A1neonl 10Th. Moocka, Hahorn
Vainnraisn, S. zoIh, barque Jennie Prince, Prince
fsnd saa4 2lst ship Annie Fish, Yaes Ancon
Sid Oct a. ship A NJ Minott. Iov,al1 Cuanano.
18th, Nevada. Jewctt. do; Iifb Critet,iop Pisco
2lst Hercules. Lincoln, Chincfas
AT BuenO> Ayres eth ult baruue Ari,o,o Corya, .
Tatay. Morse. and j b Bradle !, Bradley. Tor Ne,s
York. Id Isabel, Moody, toI Boston, do br cs ASe
nora. White; Helen Q Phinney, Boy and T. Red.
man. Redman, for New York, ldg. clara VI Good
rich, Look, lor Boston, Isince reported ashorel
Ar MontevIdeo Oct 8, ship KIT Carson, Pennell,
sla TIM Ro Grande Sept %, sch D IL Bisbee, Grkey
Na Ar a. Havana 2ist inst barque Elba, Peterson,
bI sId s an SarGue Norton stover for Boston, lGh
Nal Watspzas 18th inst, brig Jeremiah, Ford 70
Thur at 81 N SSan 22d inst brig Five Brothers,
Sld "a bar1ue Geo W Horton Rhodes. Cardenas;
oins novane Nie'hufe, havana; sch irvine, Dig
per City OF Washington, at New york1
Sid i'm Liverpool 18th, Lhas A Farrell nnnban
Ent out 18th, North American. p,obor,.o, nm.
Aus rian, WSlie. tor Portland. tuson' anu
Ar at Cuxnayen IN inst Assyria, Delano. Calao
Sid nth, Montpelier, Mills, Cardiff Aup'i'o'
Passed Dover 10th, Mary Emma, Patten. CaIIao
Tor Rotterdam; America. Small, do Tor Hambura" A'
AR at London 1Jth, d Thurston, snow, from
Rangoon.
Ar at Deal 10th, otago, Thorndike, Akyab Tor Ion-
don; Enoch Talbot, Talbot, London for New Orleans
land anchored
Of the Needles 10Th. Lady BlessingtOn, Adams
from London tor New York.
on the Lizard 10th, Grace Sargent, Pote I'm Callao
tor Antwerp.
Ar at antwerp nth inst. Welkin, Blanchard from
Rangoon.
Cid at Havre 9th inst, Forest Eagle, Hosmer, ioI
New Orleans
Holyhead. Nov II. The Am barque Cuba, Cspt
Prince, from New York tor dublin with WHEAT, go
ashore yesterday evening back OF the North Break
water, and is total wreck. Five seamen only were
saved.
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MARRIED.

In Leeds, Nov. "a C. Fl. Farley and Miss Elsie II.
Wing, both o. Portland.
In Bowdoinham, Nov. g. by Rev. b. Freeman,
Isaac P. Alien and Miss Elizabeth Sedgley, both OF
Bowdoinham.
In isowduinham, Nov. Is. by Rev. b. Freeman,
at the residence OF the brides father, Augustus M.
St'phen of Pittston, and Miss Nancy L. Williams
of &. mo cards.l
Portland and Massachusetts papers please copyl
In Mechanic Falls, Nov II. ny Rev. X. j. Lang
ridge. j. w. Bacon, OF WestbrOok, and Miss Eta K.
Foster, of Norway.
In 1opsham, Nov. 49, by Rev. Ira Leland, Robert
P. Whitney and Miss Margaret p. Haley, both OF
Topsham.
In South Bridgton. Nov. 1e, by Rev. Addison Blan-
cbard. Geo. W. Lamb and Miss Linnie &. Cole, both
of Naples.
In gray, Nov. %, by Rev. A. B. Lovewe, Cephss
w. Low and Miss Eliza b. Written, both OF North
Yarmouth.
In Saco. Nov. "a. by Rev. G. j. Clark, Paul Chad
bourne late Major list. Me. Cavalry, and Florence NJ
Paiten, all OF Saco.
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Wanted!

A Young Man who is willing to work. Salary SIS
a PER week and permanent $l25 cash capital re-
quired. Address CLERK, Box $40, boston.
nuv25-l4t
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Furnished House To Let.

A Furri.hed House to leto on State Street. Apply
Il to GEORGE II. DAVIS & CO. Real Estate &
Mortgage Brokers, No. Browns Block, Cor. Con-
gress and Brown Streets. Iov25 div
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IMPORTS.

Barque Josephine, from Buenos Ayres Wan York
0.l20 dry hides and kip skins. to A q Spring
4s44 b des, Lewis & Co; 200 do, master; 1870 kip
skins, to order.
Sch Guiding Star, from Havana-31o hhds 4s ties
molasses. K churchill & Co.
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Halls Rubber Store,
Under Falmouth Hotel.

9 Dealers in similar goods are hereby
notified that a legal suit for damages will be
commenced upon evidence being received
that they have represented my goods as i'm
| perfect or not of first quality on account of
low prices. @
III. A. HALL,
no22sNd1w 11S Middle st.
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1fhe Atlantic Telegraph Co. has leased
one of theirtwo Atlsnticcables@to a. German
Co.. with whom negotiations have long been
pending The term of the lease is five years.
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Office To Let,

CORNER ct Exchange ard Federal Streets Two
~ Rooms. Entrance on Exchange ST. Rent low.
Apply to j. f. LAND & co.
moves dew
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RatchelOr'S Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
tie only and perfect Dye harmless, reliable JIM
Simultaneous; disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; inyigoraes and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
june 3-sNd&w1yr
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Matters arising and presented under the Act
of MdrchIS67.

MARY ANDERSON, late of Windham, deceased.
Copy OF Win am petition that the same NAV he YER
fled and established as the Will OF said Testatrix,
presented by Samuel j. Anderson. Executor.
JOHN A. WATERMAN Judge.
A true copy of the original order.
w3w47 Attest, EDWARD X, STAPLES, Register.
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COMPETITION makes goods cheap, and all in
want of rubber goods will take this opportuni-
ty to purchase. Fl. A. Hall, NJ. G. Palmer and
A. Roberts have each good stock, as will be
seen by their advertisements.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Day and Evening School.

open on and after Monday, Nov. Goth. at DOW'S
" HALL. 1853 Congr s., near Green street
Lessons in Penmanshp exclusively from till p
NJ, for Masters and Mis- ses, old and young.
Regular Lessons from till IL A. NJ and from I
| till o P. NJ. G. w. NUYES, Ptincipal
For terms, call as above. noy25diw,
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READ Chas Day, Jr., & Co. S advertisement
They have one of the largest stock of Fancy
Goods and Toys to be found this side of New
York, and their prices cannot fail to find Gus
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FRUIT AND Commemorative call the
attention OF the public to the advertisement of
Messrs. Cooling & Harmon. Mr.. Harmon is an
old resident of Portland, who has returned to
this city after many years absence. We COM
mend him and his partner to the public pat
ronage.
DROP in to Kaer, Bowen & Merrilps, No.
Free street Block. and see those large Pleas
ant Breasts they are selling for % cents.
Those Nobby Hats for cents.
Those large White Nubias for 25 cents.
That big line of Nobby Handkerchief.
Those nice French Flowers 10 cents.
Those beautiful fancy Feathers they are sell
ling SO cheap.
Those Children's Corsets for 81 cents and
S113 nov25dh
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THE PR Z SS.
Thursday Morning; November 25, 1869.
Gen. Towards Report.

GOLD CLOSED in New York last night at
l2J a lbs 7-o.
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WANTED.-A respectable colored man, of
good address, for light work Apply at 314
Congress street.
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Pc RFECT MANHOOD.
Essays for Young Men, ON the evils OF SELF
ENERVATION, with certain help for the erring and
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
OF charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
sepoSsN dEw3m Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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New York beat Boston the other day in a
patriotic work. An effort was made in the lat
Ter city to raise two thousand dollars to buy
the farm of John Brown, the hero of Harper's
Ferry, for his family. The farm is among the
Adirondack mountains. and the good Boston,
ians were profuse with promises. but not with
money The case was then brought to the no.
tice of Isaac H. Bailey, of New York, who
with characteristic energy raised the whole
sum in two days. Mr.. Bailey is a Maine man,
once a resident in Yarmouth, radical of
the most effective stripe, who does not attempt
anything until he is convinced that he is right,
and then he takes hold of it with vim and
makes it go. thousand such men in New
York would regenerate even that wicked city.
IHE following gentlemen have been selected
as editors OF the Journal of Education for the
ensuing year commencing Jan. 1: For Janua-
ry, A. p. Stone, Portland; Feb, C. B. Stetson
Lewiston; March, j. S. SewaT, Brunswick;
April, G. I. Fletcher, Castine; May, A. T.
biethen, Pennington; June, j. B. Webb,
Gorham; July, c. c. Rounds, Pennington:
august ). P. Gross, Brunswick; September,
Taien Allen, Bath; October, j. S. Basel,
Lewiston; November, Thomas fash Lewiston:
warren johnson, Augusta
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A FACT WORTH KNowING.-That Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Goats and other Rubber arti-
Giles can be repaired in neat substantial man.
ner at Halls Rubber Store under Falmouth
Hotel If
WE learn from Ross & Sturdevant that the
steamer City of Richmond will continue her
trips on the Inland Line to Bangor the entire
month of November, and Lewiston to Machias
until about Christmas. d-t-dec-25.
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Per City OF Washington, at New York;
kDnX IN

Oct I, lat 10 n. Ion 25 W, ship Freeman Clark, i'm
New York tor San Francisco.
Oct 10, lat N. Ion 20 w, barque Egera, from Car
diff for Rio Janelro
Oct 10. lat 20 N, Ion 81 w, ship Southern Eagle,
from Boston Tor Gale.
Oct 49, lat IL, lon 81 W, ship Mt Pleasant, Brown,
from Callao tor Antwerp.
Nov g. lat as, Ion rs. ship George Mcclellan from
Liverpool tor New York.
Nov Is, lat IS ~, Ion 10 20. barque Andaman, from
Philadelphia for Hamburg.
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S0CGerei Oerle0f. .

llnterjri9neter bat lrine gaderei BON 227 mad
No. 211 penn IYenue, sesenibsr Der Saptilfrn.
ttrde Sfrlf9t rne rmpfieblt ib aud frrner ber
@unit hes teutl9en gublifume grcb, 9ies,
esutl9sr Sn6en un6 SadwGrf jrbsr gIrt ifets
Sprratbig, pber fir 8amilien uu6 G,sIeal6aftrn
auf SeiteIIung grbaden, rbrnlp Sinners belcrat.
=, 3udsrpaarrn, Gunfeft unS NiilTe in rrider
NusW09l. Sogn yuB. Sil9.3m
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Stn fparfame 2cute.

Die 55irma 3. g. 9ettletrn tepeiif rinsn llu,
tsrnsbmunssseiif in ibrem Gjri8Gfte, ter ibr
itderIid ben seipiini6ten GrfuIg brinsen mu6.
9Bir piiTeL ta6 bic bette aunbruarbeit in tirirm
Counts bort semadt tpirb. gan, DEFENDERS absr
feine faibietrns StiefrIn fir Serrrn.
Serr u. impOrtirt lrinen gUrratb Srn frdnSE-
flhsn 6elen ieltif uub burh bsionprrr gcrtbrile
tptre eS tbn seiussn, f6 su elmer brr erltsn Sir.
mtn i'm Stnnte fmyprSulbpinaen.
Snnge WGnner! @enn cure StirfelR lfG-
big Iine unS bic 3etr 3u ben S6ubsn bsraus-
teben, eann gebt Su Nettrtpn's une fault Gin
paar falbleberne 9sndbte Stisfeln fir SIS, perr
lnbt eu6 ein gaar hsr bsitsn onmriIen fir $12.
gSenn thr sepsgste Stirfeln Srr;iebt, 10 SrrIrbr
i'd eud nit eiuem paar fatleterne fir 1915
cher $500, ie mad Der Sualitdt, bic ibr pGbt
Stein e'rhdft III her Staet III 10 popular unt
reel, ais has Spn Hettletpn.
Serr antcn 9pps pirb erfreut irin, feline teut.
lden eanbsleute gu brbiensn, Ipwcbl nit frrtiser
mic aud NIT aunoenarbeit. f3mi9
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sSna aDcrfOaefe1u :

gBr9tn gtnfauf sinss autren Gigentbume in
ter llnteBeibnsie gewillt, Isins an eer 0unmrre
Straes srleesnsn pisr Soften nsbit Gje6Guptn ;u
Srrfaufsn. Gs 1T bieS OaS friibtr pen Srbn Grid
seeignets 6jruntIfiif.
gBrssn 9ebingungen II. I. IL. frase man mad
int Dissssrlaesn III genn gsrnte, nabe her
pp1, bel Spbu SSaetb. (SilY
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SSla i1erf0mfcll !:

Srrr DaSiS gatterlpn bistst isin an ber gSpo-
ming gSenue, unterbalb ginrfraBs, seIrssnrs
Saus unb yptte gum gnfaufs an. greis S $500.
Steinsunsen: Die SGlfte baar, bsr &slt in
rinrm Sabre. aRan frasr mad bel Srn. s bn
Sanblep, gleppfat. 29ap9
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% D M u II Slanb.

- 1000 Siirssr aus benz gBa6ltrris
Waain3 molten benz @rpbbsr;O9 ron
Darn itabt cine petitipn, in psI6sr Der
8unid mad Gintritt in BEN NcrbteutI6en
Bunb aus9ebriidt IT, bur6 cine 0eputa.
zion iiberrei6sn. Der @rpBberjus srtldrts,
RAP sr Serreiben miiiIe, aIiU bic !Ssrren
nOhmaIs ppripre&en m59en.
- Die bairiI6e 8esterun9 Bat elm
Circular an bic auspdrtisen 8esierunern
iresen Res teabfdtisten 5tumeniI6en
GOnciIs erlaHen. Sie forbert su semein.
famen Sarittsn 9e9en baTslfe auf.
- Sn 9aris III bic erwartris @inil1er.
frilis aussebrp9en. 0as cabinet Bat
reF9nirt; Rpuber 1Oq nit 9ilbuns zines
neuen NiniFeriums teauftrast iein, in
psI6em, pie man 9lautt, MitsIiebsr Der
9emGei9ten 9nrtei eintrrten rrrten. Wan
ermartet Elm @anfef bss &aiIers.
- Sn Der Sausprbnuns bes 3an&e.
ner StrafarteitSbauies berrI6t felt Idnees
rer 3sit Elm gang beipberes Syfem sur
Se1sruns Der Strdltnse. Wan bat ndm.
lid bic grasel gang abss16aft uno ba.
fur &nSbel einsefiibrt, Tsr lia gut aufs
fibrt, befcmmt Sn5peG, per ni6t- teine.
Dieiss neue StrafmitteI fol- F6 Ie9r wirt,
fam eripeiIen.
= Das Setteln IL in Iatrib Sertuteu
wurben = Elm GreisniB in elmer Stabt,
tpc Die Settler cine SOllfanbtse unb uns
semrin ,ablrei6s @ilbe bilteten. Den
tptrfIi& Siirfttsen pirb pafir, laut Ser.
prbnung bes @ousrrneure Wcrenp Seuis
teS, elm srp6es 3uau6tsbauS erSFnet, no
fie pseiunrs unp rsidli6e 9tabruns, sutes
eassr unb frti6e @dI6e" ffnren Ipllen.
- Der &aiisr BON 8ublanb nil bic
unipsrlitat @ari6au tpiebsrbera aslIsn.
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Starb:

9n 9sef parf am SCnntag Wrrarn Inn
1lbr, mad treitpSbeutli6er 3rhnFbrit, Rarp
8ertrube, Sbdterleiu ron gGillidm une
0nria 8affr. sic mar aebprtn AM 81. MGr
1865, Wiprseus llbr, uno bratte ibr getfn
nuf 4 Sabre, 3 WCnats, ii Gage unb Stun,
ben.
Ddnflasung. Wsintn 6rrunhen nnb 9e-
fannten ltatir id biermit ben inniglfen Tauf ab
fur ibrf 3beilnabme bel bifiem beriitrneen 6ps
eesfalle uue errGbne ipe;iea bic iunesn MGHner
aus Dpr6hfim uub gBalpbermtad, tersn auf.
msrflamfeit pabrbaft riibrsnb iparfn. NGarn
ellie DCn dbnIi1en priifungen 9n6pislt peri9pnt
eiben.
gBilliam SaFer une 6amilie.
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- Gs I6eint, Rap in 6rautrsih rinG
erbsbli6e gsrdnreruus res 8ssierunss,
Iptsms nabe beSUrtebt. Die Spppliticu
i'm @elsBsebenben &Srpsr Serlan9t einr
Grpeiterun9 Der parlamentarildrn gleate,
unt bic TeSieruns 1T bereit bielslte bis
gu einem eepiEen 0rape su,usslfeGen.
Gin nsnes @liniferium, tbeitwsiie @it=
9lisSern Der 9emaBistsn Sppcfticn be-
itebens, ipirp tpabrldsinIib in Sur;em Ses
biIpet werbsn.
- DaB bic Srausn aud 1hweisen f6n.
men, benefit Elm Mdb6en aus ct. 2cuis,
bic ttrem 2iebbater erf mad Der 6eiratt
bas @ebeimniB perrietb, bab Fs Elm Ser.
mSsen BON bier WiIicnen Drllars belize.
-Sie wiinfate wp9l ausSufnten, pb lia
Der Giebtabsr nit ibr itlth rbsr nur nit
ibrsr 0iitstft SermG9lsn wClIts.
- Su bic 9lulternbdnts ;piI4sn Sta
ten SsIanb unp glewpprt, 81. g., III Der
T. 8. SrcmmeIff& serat9en unb Dnt gro.
ZEN S&aben ansertatet, 2O,O00,OOO junsr
@ufern fnb ,srltGrt wUrbsn. Der grrtulf
wirb auf 100000 seI6dbt.
- Die In @af6in9tpn tiirslt6 Itattge-
battr GcnOentirn ber nSpn Of 5empe,
renee" ernannte elm Committee BON brei
@iit9lierern, tersn @ufsabs es iF, cine
Dentf6rift fur BEN nddfen GUnsrsb aus
Suarbeiten, In rel6er rerleIbe ansesanssu
ptrb, Elm gertCt sesen BEN @snub BON
9eifissn @etrdnten su srlafsn.
- Gin blaues 6ilen wurre spr finigen
3a9en in SiieSiGe, SY., 9ebrren.
- Die Wabt in Sir9tnien, pel6e Sprs
lebten Dienlta9 fattfanp, Bat sinrn SUll.
itdnpisen Sies rer @emdbisten erseben.
Sie baten iGren @puSfrn6rs Ganeteaten
gBater nit minrsfsnS 10000 Stimmen
@iebrbeit erwablt, 6 Gpn9reemitsIeber
aus pen 8 ,u erwd4lenren unp cine Ie9rs
belt in teicen 3wei9en Der @eIeb9etung,
wpburh ibnen 5wei Scr. ct. Senatpreu
9eii6srt linp. Die anfS6isen Seltimmun.
gen Der ncuen Staatss nlitutiUn Iinp
psrwcrfen, unb bieIe ieIbf TT nit srcber
Ir0rGeit anoenUmmen. Sn ben Counties
mo bic Ne9sre eSsp6Iferung iiberwiest inr
5wei 5arttse fur Gcnsre6 eripd9It, unb es
mu6 fi& in Der nddftn Sibuns bes Con.
sreTes Seisen, Of bic 8abitalsn ibren
6anatismus iuweit treiben, glsser suSu-
lalIen.
= Der nprt6fIide Sdnserbunb feisrte
isin Sdnserfef bieie gBp6e in Baltimore.
Diefe 5eife perbsn ale ;pst Sabre seGal.
ten; bas leBte fanp 1867 in philadelphia
itatt. Der Sunb umfabt 16O @sIeaI6af. |
ten, nit etipa 6O0O attipen unb 10000
paIfpen Mttgltebern.
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SiQu0rs SalaSlmls(e
ren
SSilli0nt &Dcber,

Wfatnltrabs, 9f9enilter 5rt. o. @r1brrS 5ptel,
Spbe parf.
Grrunben un6 9efanntsn, iustrIpn6ere abrr
ben Ssrren @afptrtben CUR gefiaisen sIuSrisr,
bab es metn Seitrsben iein pir6, mrine StunSrn
prompt unb reef unb nit ben beltrn 9Saarrn al
bseienrn. 8ein gprratb umfabt, aubsr ben gr.
rpBbnIi9en 2iquBrsn,
Weibs unb &Otb -gBeine,
OH &Ye uub Bourbon 8btSfS
8ran3BItf9eu unb Gberrp Sranbs
&um unb Gprbtats,
Trlde lGmmtlit, mas SuaIitGt unb &einbeit
anbslaugt in feinem Gtabli1emrnt rirler Staet
belIer su baben line.
alIe SeltsIIuuseu psrtsn ptinftli6 aussrfiibrt
nnb gSaaren mad jebem Stabttbrie fritenfrri
selisfrrt.
las Gei6aft ltrbt untsr ttr esituns hes Sru.
Sec. WiinI6.
llm rs@t SabIrri6sn 3uiprad bittrt
141r9 gBm. 9paer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15
Bur SS0rnun0. .
ScrantOn QtcOerfraus.

Gs pirb birrmit sur allsemrinen aenntui6 ae.
bradt, tab bic geitrittsgeleer III rtiaem 0ereiue
bis gum 1. sluguli 3. 8. auf etuen Dollar feifaes
ieBt llne; Scn ba an tritt bic itatusnmGBise Care
BON brei Dollars Gin.
Ga nit ben regelmGBigsn llebunasiuneen
;u9leitb cine ereitungsI6uIe Sertuu-
hen it, tpeldr ben peniger Gjeiten bic beife
4ele9enbett siets. li6 I'M @eIanar ,lt un-
terribten unp SrrpclIfpmmnen, unb bteIe SCbule
slet9 ibren glnfan9 ninmt, 70 mare es febr
rinI9enspertb, ipenn 9uftragente lidb irbt mel.
eetsn; lpGtfreS Gintrrten SsrurIaht immer St5s
run9 une 3eitprrlult fir ben 9sbrrr.
Gb. 8r. Seller, Sefr.
Scranton, ii. Suli 1869.
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SnG0iU0llllCa S0les

sadaRanna glpenue, nabe benz Brpct,
Gbas. Srppp, 9rcPr.
Sas cbise in better @siIe einarri6tstr Saus
II NIT Alenl Serlsben, mas bsm 9Grprr ;ur St1r.
tung unp 9rfriihung n6ibia III.
e'utes Sier, bic frinten 96e.ns, 9iauErr uuS
eisarren, ipNrms unp faltf Sprilen; glultern, auf
iebe slrt subnsitsi
Gin feiner Sanl fir Onmen unb iJamiIieu.
I'm Sdblrri9rn 3uipru9 srfu6t irms 8rrunte
25tnS Gbas, Grppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15

Seamte:
G. s.. Glarf, philadelphia, grGItent.
SenrS 8. @ppfe, WnIbinetrf, 8ice- grGI.
Say Gprte, gcrlBer bes 6iran3- unb Grecu-
iisrGpmmittees.
GmsrIpn g8. psrt philadelphia, Sefrstar
unp gIftuar.
DisIe Gelsal9aft bietst bic fplsenbru grr.
tbeile:
Gs III cine rationale GjeiraI6aff, se6artrrt
eurh cine ipesiele &fte bes GcngrelIeS In 1868.
Ste bat Gin stnbe3abltes Capital pcn S 200,
Sie birtet nisbriee grGmirnratrn.
GjGpGbrt grGeere 9erfbrrungen ais anbere
Gcmpa9nien fir halIelbe @jelb.
81 beifimmt unb serpiB in ibrsn Strminsn.
9s III cine beirhil9e 9eielitaft in terer 2pfas
litat
9bre gOIieiss tSnnsn ni9t nit grI9Ias tsIrst
pereen.
Gs fnb feline riuI9ranfsnte 9sliimmunsrn in
ben gpliries.
Sebs prIicY III unserfalltar.
pplteies tcnnen genenimen tperben, nelde benz
gerii6erien BEN SplIrn Setraa sablrn, unb ale
prdmirn ;urilderaatten, 70 bdB bic grIiberung
nur bic SntrreIien brr iGbrli6rn 3ablunssn fciftf
ppIielss tpereen ausArItellt pel6r bem grrli-
rbertrn, nah 8rrlauf elmer @nsabl Sabre, nab
renb ber eebens;eit Gin tdbrli6es Ginfpmmsn non
sinsm 3ebnteI erS in ber ppliep bsltimmtrn Be-
trass iiferr.
Seine Grtraberrdnuns pirb fir has 8iffp brr
VsrIdrruns BON 6raaen esmacbt.
Gle perltrrt ni6t um ben 0rrf6ertrn Gipi-
eeneen ;u be,aber, fcnbsrn su 10 9rringen SO.
fen, bab Oipirenben lnmEslidb Iine.
Gireulare, pampblete unb ausfiibrlite Gin.
lsIbetten rrbdIt man auf glnfrase in her 3wsie-
SfFre eer 9empasnie in bieler Statt cher bel
6. SO. GIarf II. Co., pbilabrIpbia,
9enernl aeenten fir grnniyIpania unb Siie
giep-Seriey.
@pft unp Suffer,
Srrantpn,
Sps;ial-sIsenten fir 0Bayne, dissenting unb
has nbrbIiGe guSerne County. 12nS
OeutIbsr Sa6paIter in SCRANTON, 8. Rtr,.