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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

interest from February 0,
1b81.............sl2,W
DlttO. .,.....s.......'.ss.|
Tax for opening alley, on
interest from February Q,
lb6I"...........slO.OO
Dulaney, Caleb. ........
Second installment OF tax
for curblng and paving
footway, on interest from
August "a, 1868. s180S
.DlttO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Second lustallment Of tar
for curbing aud paving
footwny, on interest from
August "a, 1893. =. sl2.Q6
De Layerghue, Catharino p.
Being the east twenty
three feet twoinches front
OF said lot on north NJ
street by the depth Of one
hundred and thirty feet,
Dorsey, Dinah, .,.,....
Daley, Dominick,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

drcd and thirty six feet
seven and one halfinches
70 the beginning.
Dubant, George a.
Having q front OF four
teen feet nino inches on
Sixth street west, running
back that width the depth
Of the lot.
Dove, George NJ, trustee.
Being the south twenty.
four feet front Of said lot,
by the depth thereof.
Dixon, Gustavus X 49,.
Tax for opening alley, on
interest from January 10,
l66S...............to.ot
Beginning on Third street
west at the northeast cor
ner of said lot, thence
south fourteen feet six
inches, thence west TWEEN.
" three feet, thence south
ten feet, thence west nine
feet six Inches, thence
north ten feet, thence
west forty two feet sis
Inches, thence north four.
teen feet six inches
thence east ninety ilvt
feet IN the hepinnfnU.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

t,o ,TogI linz - T,ronty
si.,t, 49,. l',io - y, 80.
s ,,.ua 1870 ~, ,, 49, 'C ,rss,
saiOy wv u'e' " -, 80
P Hiai'V 5l".,nm ,S ,,'
Ny leet, 'n I, syu'n
sixteen ieeI mIee ln ,
meme ss, so GUN, ~ si nv,
hNe ieet elgH allu olle
nan lnclles 10 tIle peslh-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

flri lhSlalllneht OF tax Tor
yntn'hs ana paving loot
NY Il, on i interest N from ~.
, ,. "uS W',r,llos' ' s'''S
Rrg}nr i, ,,', D.n iS; ,,.,;. H.,
nj, a n,'n,,,, WI Fem, r',li'sS
m"rti,, '''',, -. ,.i ,n'S leel
he ", l" mi, -" ai"' - from
auil I,t rt,,,.I,,,. ~.
ainn, ~, s,II ' a,.'ms, ' ,l,l,,,
nia1 'S a ,, 'IIr "'', 'i,, ''mi XIV,
~. ,' 49, 49,, 'N'l ,, ,lEn'
~, ~, sr III - IN, '' l.,'
y. i'k''' a,s ..,i,,, " ,,r' s ~
AZ, ,Jn'i NJ, ~ ront aI, i t' nv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Beginning forty feet from
the southeast corner of
said lot, and running west
on south X street one
hundred feet, thence
north one hundred and
sixty feet, thence east one
hundred and forty feet,
thence south sixty feet,
thence west forty feet,
thence sOuth one hundred
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

and imp. Tax for 1867. 81. el56.36|
Being the south ten feet
Of said lot, by the depth
Of the lot.
81 part Of sub Of Davis, Henry g., and A..
Green.
First installment Of tax for
curbing and paving foot
way, on interest from
October II, 1889. .el3.6T
Being the north eighteen
feet ten inches on Third
street east, by the depth
lilpart Of 49,. DOnohoo, Harriet .......
First lnstallmcnt Of tax for
constructing sewer, on
interest from November
"a, 1850. SS.VI
part Of 3 and Ditto. Observation-Disclosures.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Cross, Thomas, and others.
Beginning one hundred
and hfty-three feet north
from the southwest cor
nor Of said square, run
ming north from thence
on a line with Fifteenth
street nineteen feet,
thence cast twcnty-eight
feet six inches, thence.
south two feet, thence
cast nlnety-eight feet,
thence south seventeen
feet, thence west 10 begin
ming one hundred aud
twenty six feet six inches.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Tax Tor opening alley, OnI
interest from December
], 1859. ....,,,...tl0. 1901
Beginning thirty feet from
the northeast corner OF
said lot, thence west NJ
teen feet, thence one hun
bred and thirty six feet
seven and ehalf Inches,
thence east fifteen feet,
thence north one hun
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Tax loI paving ulltyi on
interest from April %,
1880 COMMONWEALTH
For the one part OF said lott
beginning on a line Of AMI
alley forty six feet nine
inches west from the
northeast corner, thence
south twenty three feet,
thence west twenty four
feet Ave inches, thence
north twenty three feet,
thence east twenty four
feet five Inches 10 the be
ginning; and foTthe other
part oil said lot, begin
ningatthe northwest cor
nerof said lot, thence east
four feet 1--WE inches,
Themes south twenty three
feet, thence west four feet
Ave Inches, thence north
twenty three feet to thel
beginning
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26
To WHOM ASSESSED.


~ 'ANa 4ha'sahss2saAaAfs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Dougherty, Cornelius A.
Tax for constructing sew
or, on interest from July
., 1857. ST9. 90
Being the north twenty
feet on Fourteenth street
west by the depth Of the
lot.
Dant, Charles W.......I
DALEY, Charles E......l
Second installment Of tax
for curbing and pRvlngl
fOOtWay, on interest FROM
DecemberS, 1888. .sll.8I
Dyson, Charles. .........I
Tax for opening alley, on
Interest from February @,
lnOt.'.,..,.......F55.UO
Being the north eight feet
front on Seventh street,
east, by the depth Of the
lot.
DltlO.,.. ,s........sss...
Beginning at the south
east corner of said lot,
running north sixteen
feet eight inches, thence
west dfty two feet FOUR
Inches, thence north ninel
feet four inehoa, thenceI
west three feet eight
Inches, thence south
twenty six feet, thence
east nifty six feet 20 ihel
beginning.
Tax for opening alley, onl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29
8ermi16 8.

- Galifprnien 3dblt NIT Ausnabme Der
beiben Counties can Dte9p unb Sbafa
na4 ben Mnsaben Der Steaer>Mfeforen
56S,S27 Seelen, ppppn mebr ais Elm Itertel
auf bic @tatt can Traneisco fomn,t, rdrt>
lid unsefabr 100000. Die G~tnwobuersabl
Der ubrisen bebeutenberen Stdbte miro ME
folst %anseseben 5aeramentp $4,000,
5anta CLARA unb Can S%paquin iebes
$4,000, @pnpma 22,321, Nlameea, 1900
unb @o1ano $4,000. Die 3abl Der rest~
l~rirter mablbere4tisten Burger int Staat
betrd9t al IA.
- Meubert tpi9tig fur bas @iienbabnrpe'
fen 1T ben pacifiden @taatsn 1T bic ent>
beduns Don aussebebnten Sasern bttuntno<
fer &ob1en, bic man, laut Depefaen BON
Can Trancisep, in G%a1tfornien, % Meilen
Dflta Der Station gtieo, unb nur 7 Met1en
BON Der California unb Oregon Baba ent>
fernt, semadt BAT. IS 1T bies bas Grfe
&pblenlaser, pe1&es bisber In tsnsr &esto11
sefunben purbe, unt be0en Gntbeduns ba<
ber fur Mpr6 Galifcrnien BON sr0Bter Wt9>
tisfeit, fcpte ni@t ninber aud fur bic pa>
eifiHen giienbabnlinien 1T.
- Son BET Grobartisfett bes Stem yorter
5afens, ais 6aupt,Ginfubr~ unb Musfubr>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29
Srauri9es G,tbe zines Spns
behring's.

Son Gong Sslcnb, lit Der Ndbe Nep
yprfs, bertdtst bas bprttse Scurnal fcl9en>
be ieltiame gesebenbett: Crit 6 Sabren
baute in elmer armieli9en Suite IN Dem io>
s%enannten Song Spamp Elm ratbieltaftes
WeIen, weldes in feiner ipunber1t4en@eta
eber einem 3biere, ais etnen1 Men1den dbn>
lid iab. l1nnabbar fir Seben, neil ct ale
Don ii9 entfernt belt, wuBte man pentg Don
ibnt s.; man fab i'm MUIR tn Der @e9enb, 9let4
bent vetpisen Suben" berumfreifen, III Stunt
pen sebaat, nit I'M @tnbe Fatternben SAT-
rem, rubetos unb unitdt. SAP Elm naptben'
6aites @eien, mid er auen aus; Niemanb
tpuBte, pa5 er trieb unb tppppn er 1ebte.
Sm Mnfanse ieines Nufentbalts in Song
Swamp bate Der fabe1tafte Site einmal
Semanten sertraut, baB erTrieoeri9S tanbe
beige, aus @artsmbers iet unb bort nod ei>
nen 8ruber babe. Srpsbem @tanbe att
ldeinenb 1T bitterli6er Mrmutb 1ebte, elaub>
ten bic 2eute @runb 3u baben, an5unebnen,
bub er 0elb unb @elbesnertb tn 1etnerPDtle
perbprssn balte. Omar cine ieltiameS oeen>
p%erbtnouns ! Mm Tretta9 Mcrsen bemertten
bic Raabarn aus @tanbes Suite eiaen rer>
bd9tisen &au9 auftetsen man elite sur
@ettuns berbet. Gbe man iepp9 Der 9itte
naben tpnnte, spar bieielbe ldpn Elm Raub
Der Tlammen. Mtttelf elmer Fiesenben
Bride fonnte man bura bic Sumpfe bort
bin s%elansen. Gin entieBli&er &nblid Bot
i9 bar, Stanbe lag gu &oble p%erbrannt
mitten auf benz Tubbpben, Der &au@ Bate
i'm 70 betdubt, ba6 er feline Slu6t niAt Be-
merffeaisen fonnte. Die bas Seuer emit,
tanoen, trnnte natarli4 niat fefsefeat
weroen, bod sernutbet man, bab es bur4
g%eripnen anselest MAJ, pelhe In benz 9aaie
&eiAtbamer su inben bpften.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29
&1bel<D epef6en

Naris, "a. San.-u eber 10000 Nr'
better Der Greu3ot. Sabrifen teben TT Mahe
aus ; man befar6tet, bab ber Mustane ltA
aud auf anbere @tdote ausbsbnen werbe.
Der prdIbent bes selebsebenoen &orpers,
@9neiber. fat in sr0Bter @ile parts perlaf>
fen unb 1ib an Ort uno SteQe beseben, UNI
CUR B%eileeuns Der freiti9en Yuntte ietnen
Ginfub aufbteten. Die @efunbbett bes
&aiiers If, unsea6tet Der leBten Aufresuns
nnb NIT aaen sesent9etltsen @eru9ten I'M
@iberipruG, cine our6aus sufriebenae1'
lenbe.
Die 5tabt 1T rubts, iebrb 9~eptnnt bic
&epp1utipn an 3uwa6s. &paefort ftebt
leinem gro3eB entsesen. Die 6fentlt4e
Meinuns erfcrbert bic t~rensfen@
aeeen Bpnaparte unb Murat.
Die 6inrthtuna Drn 1raupmarn, sem
MDrber Der Sind, Tamilte, fano am 10.
Mfpreens itatt. Cine un9ebeure Ma6e Sol.
fss bate iiA in Der umsesene bes 5tnriA'
tunssplates seiammelt.
a. MbenoS. Xrps Der brpbenben De-
m%pnRrationen Der republifantlaen Yartet,
welde am Sabrestuse Der 6tnrtAtuns9ouis
XVI, fattfnben foQen, 1T bic Stabt rubts.
-Na6 ben beute Na6mittas einsetrofenen
Na9rtdten aus ben Greu3ot @erttdtten, 1T
es bemBefser berielben, Yrdfbents9neiber,
%selunsen, ben @usltano Der Nrbeiter bei5u~
lesen; bieielben tperben raprsen an bteNrteit
surldfebren.
8erlin, 25. San. - Die preubtl@eMb>
seprbnsten< &ammer Bat etn@eles ansenon1>
men, bur6 tpeldes bic Der Treibett berprefe
aufer1esten geIdrdnfunsen aufseboben per>
ben.
Tlpren12 %. San.- @aritalbt liest
I9mer erfranft In leiner Wobnuns arf Gap
rera. Sur feline Tan1ilie &pirb 3u tbm eelaf<
fen.
Son. 5. San. - Cardinal Mntoneat
fast in elmer Depeiae an bic fran3Dff9e Re>
sieruns, Der papf fhrede DOR nt&ts 3urad,
unt bic &edte ber8tr@e aufreat gu erbalten.
Nius TX. perbe fetne Girmtlhuns ber@taa>
ten bulben.
2onbpn,2 "a. San. %ueaneet", etne
tpnansebenbe mebt3inti6e 3ettf9rtft, entbdlt
III Der teutieeu Aussa6e einen @rtifel BE-
trefs bes @efunbbeitssutanbes Der &Snistn,
Der gu 81 iorsni6en @eranlaTuns stbt. Die
&Dnistn fol- f6 oft pieperbolenben ernten
Anfdlen ners6len &opfpebs auase(eBt iein,
pe19es aus elmer 3errattuns bes Nerpenfp>
nens ent(prtnst. Diele MeruDftdt i4reibt
man Grtdltuns, Gram ODER @ufresuns gu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29
@arnuu9 aus Californian.
preot1ten

Mus Gan Traneiscp fpmmt fplsenbe
Warnune Der rorti9en pre6e:
Die pom > fen fommenpen Gmi9z
rantenz 3use brin9en unS td9li@ Gin
p%anperer, teren Grwartun9en> pur9
f%abelbafte 8eridte tiber bube 26bne &c.
eeipannt. iid talo als fall9 ausweilen.
gu Taulencen laufen Die 2eute bier at
beitslpS umber, ieltf auf Dem 2ante
fnten 1e fetn 8rop, neil man iberaQ
mebr 9eute bat, ais man braudt. IS
oiebt unter cieien neu Gin9ewanperten
Yiele, BE in ben Staaten quite Stellunz
gen aufsaben, purd fali@e @pripts9e<
lunsen rerlodt, bierber famen u,o nun
nidt mi6en, wie ite tbr 2eben frtifen
lruen. Mue 6anpwerfe lino uberflQt,
pies I'm, 10 mebr ais bic @binelen i9un
in sislen 0el9dften cine 9etdbrlt9e
@pncurrens biloen. 2ebtere 5aben 19pn
has Mpnoppl III Der Gt9arrenmaderet,
bic @dl1eret lit ibren 5dnpen, S@ubz
unb@ tiefelfatrifatipn betreiten fe AUDI;
IS siett ieltit bier 6inefide pbptcera.,
pben uno llbrma9er. Sbrer Sntelliz
aens une 3dbisteit miro es selinsen,
it9 na6 unb no9 in ale 5anpwerte
ein;ulaletden. Dem @eiben TT es
ntdt mS9ltd, NIT ben Gbtneien gu con-
curriren, Bonn bic 8epirfni11e Der 2eBz
tere1 beidrdnten fi9 aufein paar5anoe
YcQ @eiS tdsli6> BARON mIrce es ben
@etben wcbl nidt mSsltd ietn, gu er{z
ftren. Str ben 5anpmerfer 1T allc
fein offences Gelb ING a%lifornien. Mud
in ben Mtnen bdlt es 19wer, Bei9dfz
tisun9 81 erbalten, oa bic alien Mtne,
Neulinse aur iebr idwer neben Gd aufz
fcmmen la1en ; lelbf ter 1a9lSbne'
fnoet bier ielten, wa6 er iudt "a e.
ebenfaus NIT ben Gbinelen concurrireu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29

,wcrben. Man bat an bic StelIe, no
Der pdp0lt@e Sbrp1 erridtet mar, ben
Nltar 9eiebt ter &eonerbibne cine a1z
cere @telluns an9ewielen uno bic 8t<
i9pfsibe chamber mebr 9endbert, cine
Gtnrtdtun9, wel9e bic Gebler Der @fuz
fit welentlia perminoert bat. Sir bic
6fentli1en Se0tonen aber iou jebes
Mal bic fribere Ginrt@tun9 gang ,piez
Der ber9elteut perpen. Sir ALE GdQe
, bat aber Der beilt9e @ater eem Nr@t<
teften bes @aticanS ben 8efebl 9egez
ben, pbne @er3u9 3a ern1ttteln> trel@e
Der erSBern &trden &pms fit bic
StBunse1 Der @eneralzG congregational
bic bette Ntuitif tieten ,plrse.
Mus Neapel seroient berppr9ebe<
ben ;u &perpen, baS ant Sage Der Grz
5fnun9 hes Gpncils unp Der @eriamn1<
lung Der Treieeiter palelbt Elm unter
benz Sdube Der llnbefedten @ottea<
mutter be1tebenber @erein fatbolil9er
Sln9ltnse feline 5auptperiammluns
bielt.
g 4tpet3.
8erm.-Der am 20. Deg. an Ell
tem 6trnidlas eeitpr6ene erf9ewdblte
Buxpe6prd1fbent &uhp uar crit 46
Sabre alt unp aus 2utry> st. Maaet
seblrti9. Der 8unoesratb CAB BET
9eiGe baS @elett gum 8abnbof. 81.
Dub6 aus Grid fubrt nun eas @mt
beS 8unpeSprd 1penten.
Der Bau elmer Giienbabn RON Biel
orr9 ben Sura iter Oelsber9 an bic
fransS0l9e @ren;e >pirr son einer eng
li]1en @eleui6aft unternpmmet, Die
cine balbe Miuion Tranfen ais Oara11z
tie peppntrt bat.
3irih bat abermals einen ieiner an
eeiebenlten 8lr9er serlpren: am @eibz
na9tsfelte 1T ndmltd bet 9e>peleneBurz
aer>neiter Mou0on i'm Sitter Don 66.
Jabrer 9eitorben, elmer jener pabrbaft
liberalen StaatSmdnner, bic in ben
pterii9er Sabren ibren GtnFub babtn
selteno madten, bic 0efabr ei1e5 Blr<
9ertrieses at3uwenpen.
@robe @efabr protte jinsit Dem
Canton Bug: wdbrenp besW etbna9tsz
feteS btelter ndmli1 bret Seiuiten aus
Gelotir9 in 8aar auf g%inlabun9 reS
cprti9en pfarrer5 9eitli9e Grercitien.
Mufoeflirte Wdnner entoedten iofprt
bic @efabr, pel1e tem 2ante barau6
erwad1en tInnte unp teri9tetsn mad
8eru an ben Bunpesratb, u1p Die Gam
oespdter> aud 1,i6t faul, fprperten bic
3user Me9ierun9 auf ibre la~apesYdter<
liden Mu9en Su Dfnen. SIS 1T 3u bpfz
fen, raB bic G%irseno0en babeim peBz
balb feline idlaFult Nddte tefcm<
men -
Die nsueitenB eri1te sei9en leiper> raB
trutale polisei9eralt iber @ewi6ens<
freibett ZEN @ie9 taYpn trug renn bic
Se1uitenmilion 1T 8aar tpurce am 80.
Deg. auf Sefebl per pcli;eipireetiun &C.
1hlp1en. Gin 8rief pom 4. Sanuar
meleet, raS bic Grneuerun9swablen fit
ben ST.. Natb in c%pn1erpattpem Stnne
auseefalen 1eien, unc taran ieten bic
orei Seluiten S9ulc> welde 1T 8aar
preot9ten!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29

iou. Galifprnten 1T ntdt bas 2ano
fir ben arrter Mann, flr ZEN Mrbeiter.
SOUR berjeni9e> wel@er II oitl @runp<
fapital bal, unt ft6 a~nftebeln 3ufSnner,
miro finben, paS Ct 5u9t."
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(Setterret9tlte Mpnardte 40,Uo5,|uU
Gs betrd9t icmit bic seiantnte 8epDlte>
runs Teutidlanbs, etnihliebli4 Der beutih@
pferrsi9iiAen edneer, 62,272>430, unb NIT
@in3urednuns unsarns Gals geitanstbeil
Ser 81 terrei6iiAen Mpnardie) insseiammt
70 l92,490, was felt 1866 ether ourhi6nitt<
liden G%rbDbune un. 64aYrpsent s1eidfommt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-29

3afen bes artertfantf1en Continents en-
pfanet man bur9 ben Sabresberi4t bes bor>
tisen 3o1baufes einen aandbernben 8esrif.
Na4 bemielben famen pom l. Sanuar Bis
gum 80. DECEMBER bes %ab9elaufenen Sabres
1888 Sabr3eu9e bafelbf an, BON benen
22l5 unter ensltf9er, 2066 unter amerifa>
nii4er Tlaese unb 372 unter Der res nort>
beutl9en 8unbes feselten. Der Ref per>
tbei1t ii@ auf ale @&tfabrt treibenben Na'
tionen Der @elt. Die @uunte Der i'm Qaufe
bes Sabres erbobnen 3SQe betrus 1851 Mil>
liontn, Der @ertb Der etnsefabrten @aaren
2S0 MiQionen, jener Der Grporte 200 Mi1<
ltpneu Dollars.
Cine Mrnnee Don 972 MnseFeQten wirb
bon benz 3oabauie bei4dfttst. Die 8eam>
ten felbft 3erfaaen in 3ebn DiuiTcnen, in BE-
nen 327 Glerfs tbdtts iinb. SIN ber Gs1ef'
tors Office ielbf, an beren Sptse Moles s.
@rinnea tebt, arbeiten Is &nsete1te. Sn
ipeetoren siebt es 367, unter benen i@ aud
I Damien befnben.
- Die @eiammt 4afe.Grnte bes port
sen Sabres betrus 7l3 @tQtonen pfuno,
bon benen Bra llten eaetn 400 Mtltonen
@funb, alto mebr ais bic 9d1fte bes @an3en
~lieferte. Die ibrisen 800 Milionen per-
tbeilen ii4 pie folst SABA 40, geplon 40,
ct. Domingo 40, Guba unb @ortorteu 25,
Sumatra 25, @ene3uela rs unb ane ubrtsen
&afeldnber NIT Ginl41ub &rabtens, Der
@etmatb bes eblen Moeca, Is Mtatonen
@funb. SAT- Elm Drtttel bee %9eiantnten
Gpnfuu,s entfaat auf bic Ser. Staaten, bic
iiebenmal mebr Safe uerbrau&en, a1sg'rob<
britannien nit ietner nibt pie1 fletneren Be-
pDlferun9 %epn1umirt. Na9 ben Nmerife>
rern itnb sic Deutfhen BE 9rSbten &afe>
ldwefern.
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6ermauta
QebenS< &C.
IeQ11aft.
293 295 Sroabtuap, sielu Yort.

MKets. 30. Suni, 1869, 2 go, 1928
9nli;en. 40. Suni 1869. $500 .24s. 90
Geaablt fir &pfe4fdne, %
SGbrlidea Gtntommen Nber 1.45O .OOO.0O
Dipisenee 40 Nro;ent.
Giee- prdEtent. grdibeat.
Mgtnten Der @efIlf@aft In Min<
ne{pta.
Ferdinand Willius, st. Paul.
Rudolph Lehmicke. Saltwater.
Rudolph Schenemann, st. Cloud.
Johann Heinrich, Minneapolis.
Adam Buck, Henderson.
Wilhelm Schimmel, st. Peter.
Justus Heinrich Hartmann, -Mankato.
Ludwig Bogen, : New Ulm.
Anton Klaus, :. %Faribault.
II. CUM, : Austin.
Edmund Eichhorn, Hastings.
Gustav Heinrichs, Winona.
Peter Geyermann, shakopee.
Strt5
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Oenti1lanb 1860.

3uoerldifsen tatifilden Daten aber bic
BepOlferuns Deutldlanb5 entaebmen mir
na&febenbe 3tfern: ,
@taaten. BepDlterun9.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22
OUR CHINAMAN.

Amelia Eliza says must say something
about our Chinaman that Mr.. John Y. Eos
ter engaged for us on his recent visit to Cali
forna.
This Chiuaman came to the villa about o
week ago in good order.
The ticket Mr. Foster & Co. tied to his
pigtail with our street and number on it,
was capital idea. 1t expedited his de-
livery, and he was just passed along from
one city to aEotherlto his right destination.
Amelia Eliza is delighted with him, and
she tells all her lady friends that she means
to have another like him just to do upstairs
work.
OF course these ladies were shocked at
any such novel Institution as he-chamber
maid. But they all sang another song
when she showed them bed that Chang
had made up.
To-day Chang offered to braid her hair
for her.
She was q little startled at this PROPOSE.
ton, and asked me if she should let bim
try.
said, certainly.
So Chang came into the sitting room and
went to work, but the poor fellow had
terrible fright when be discovered that her
back hair was an entirely distinct affair
from her other scalp covering.
He looked at me as much as to say
"Is this your work ? Did you pull all this
out at the root Is this the way American
gentlemen treat their wives 2"
explained to him that it was not her
own hair, but had been purchased down in
Newark That that was the style among
all the ladies' now.
am afraid that was little hard on
the ladies in general.
As washer he's success on anything
but his own hands and face.
lit irons we'll, but Eliza had to show him
at first
When she showed him, she did as most
amateur laundressess Go-spit on the iron
to see if it be hot enough.
When Chang wants to iron he always
comes to her with the same iron to be spit
on.
showed him how to light the fire, using
Tribune to ignite the wood with. |
found out afterwards that he hunts all over
the house for Tribune, supposing that
want him to use only that particular news
paper for such purpose.
This incident believe, is highly charac-
teristic Of the nation be replesents.-
Nc Go fin Neardrk JOuyHdi.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22

The following Editorial notice appears
IN "7he Adcocdte," which is the organ of
the Methodist K. Church in Buffalo:
"CATARRH REMEDY-We think we do
the public favor, by calling the atten-
tion of those afflicted with catarrh, to the
remedy advertised in our columns, as "Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy" A son of ours
mas been seriously afflicted with catarrh
for several years, and having tried various
remedies without success, we began to fear
that In his case there was no cure. But
few months use of the above medicine
has entirely removed all traces of the di>
sease.
awe write the above not for pay. but
tor the information of those afflicted, and
as an act of justice to those by whom we
have been benefited"
1t is sold by druggists Tor fifty cents.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22
AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following named persons are authorized
agents for the Aduocdte-to receive subscrip-
.ions, advertising or lob work, take pay there
tor and give receipts.
Wilcox.-A I. ALDRIoH, J. L. BRowN.
ane.-FRANK W. MEEUE.
Johnsonsburg. ISAAC HAGAY.
st, Marys.-CHAs. MCVEAN.
Centreville.-HoMER B. LEACH. Maj. BURKE.
Caledonia w. p. SMITH, d. A. WEED.
Bennezette-.JoHN c. BARD, J. ". Brown.
Shawmut-JoHE FARRER.
Spring Creek.-A. w. Irwin.
Highland. Lew ELLoTuoRpE.
Borton-D. G. OYSTER, n. NJ. BRocKwAY.
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a THlEF.-He has been trvaling about
humbugging druggists and private parties,
mixing up and selling bsse compound which
he calls WOLCOTTS PAIN PAINT. All of
Wolcott's genuine remedies have white out
side wrapper with signature large. Look
out for couuterfeits.
Six Pints of WOLCOTT'S ANNIHILATOR
for Catarrh and Colds in the head. or one
Pint Of Pain Paint, for Ulcers or Paine, sent
free of express Charge, on receipt Of the
money at l6l Chatham Square, y. Y. or one
Gallon of Pain Paint double strength for
$50. Small bottles sold by all duggists'
Il. j.. WULCOTT. 4w
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22
Elk COUNTY GAG LAW.

The Legislature of the Commonwealth
at its last session passed law in and fol
Elk County, Pa, to aid the physicians OF
that county in obtaining their bread and
butter, and compelling the people to EN-,
ploy them or have 70 ply siecian. AL
though believe this law to be un~nstitu.
tional, | do not wish to place myself in the
hands of the physicians of that county,
neither do | wish to pay the license of S400
dmanded for the privilege of visiting my
numerous patients in said territory. | will
say to the sick and afflicted residing 10 the
county of Elk, that who see fit to meet me
at ny appointments at Emporium or Drift,
wood, Pa, l will agree 10 furnish proper
treatment at at much less than the usual
price, and will also deduct from such re.
duced price the amount of railroad fare
paid by them in making such visit.
A c. JACKSON, NJ. D.
Look well to day and date-time and
place-.as DR.. Jacksons time is all ocou-
pied, and he will be at each point only on
the day specified.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-22

INsANE.-Y esterday morning, says the
Erie Dispatch of the 18th, John Anthony,
proprietor of "Anthony's Hotel" near the
Union Depot, was taken to Pittsburg by'a
s1nm Of personal friends, for romo-
~ Dixmont Hospital, to treated for
inss nifty. He has been insane at intervals
for several weeks, and about a week ago, in
one of his fits, atte mpted the lite Of one of
his boarders, and finally severely injured
himself. The fit was upon him, but in a
mild form, when he was removed yesterday,
aud it needed considerable coaxing to get
him on the train. Before he would start
he was led to believe that his presence was
needed at Pittsburgh to testify at court in
behalf of friend. We hope he will speed.
lily recover from his sad af1iction.