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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
The West.

AHc VtS1s ....r
Several shocks of earthquake, some of
them severe, were felt in Virginia City,
Nevada, on the night Of the 30th and the
morning Of the 31st ult.
A Logansport, Ind, telegram of the
90th states that Senator Pratt has recon
sidered his proposed resignation and will
retain his seat in the United States Senate.
Governor McDougall has abandoned his
unsuccessful attempt to take possession of
the Red River country, in the name Of the
Canadian Dominion, and was expected to
arrive in St Paul on the 31st ulte
Hon. b. +. Hopkins, member of Con-
gress from Wisconsin, died at Madison on
the afternoon of the LIST.
In Fort Wayne, Ind, on the evening of
the Sd, child Of a Mr.. William Michael
touched off two or three pounds of gun
powder contained in flask. The sides
of the house were blown out, and the
child thrown nearly fifty feet from the
building He was very much burned
His eyes were burned out, and physicians
said he could survive but few hours.
The Mormons in Nebraska now number
10000.
The subscription being raised in New
York city for the widow of the late Mr..
Stanton had reached 100000 on the Sd.
The Ohio Legislature met on the Sd.
The Senate organized by electing E. T..
Hall Republican, Clerk, and B. F.
Churchill Democrat Sergeant.at-Arms.
The House partially organized by electing
A. J. Cunningham, Republican Reformer,
of Hamilton county, Speaker. Amos
Lammon, Democrat, was elected Clerk.
The Supreme Court of Iowa has decided
that telegraph companies must pay taxes
the same as other companies
The operators of the Western Union
/ Telegraph were on strike all over the
country on the 3D.; the grievances al
/ legged for their action is the dismissal OF
two of their members from the San Fran
cisco office and a reduction of salary.
The Ohio Democratic State Convention
| is to be held in Columbus on the first
/ Wednesday in June next.
The Woman Suffrage State Convention
of Michigan has been called to meet at
Battle Creek, on January 20 and 81.
The Minnesota Legislature organized
on the 4th. The Senate elected F. f.
/ Snow, of Ramsay county, Secretary W.
/ II. Milliken, of Stearns county, Assistant
Secretary; W. r. Rambush, of Hennepin
county, Engrossing Clerk. The House
/ elected Colonel John l.. Merriam, of st.
Paul, Speaker; w. r. Kenyan, of Scott
county, Chief Clerk; c. II. Slocum, OF
4 Winoua county, ASr!s;an, Clerk
The balance in the Indiana State Treas
ury January was $904,626.40,
An important decision has been rem.
dered at st. Louis, to the effect that a
commission merchants cannot, as such
take the benefit of bankruptcy.
Austins majority for Governor of Min.
nesota is 1917 Yale, for Lieutenant
Governor, has majority of 1,1ll.
The Missouri Legislature met at Jttfer
son City ON the 9th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

PoRT SAID, the terminus of the Suez
Canal on the Mediterranean, is the mari.
time capital of the Isthmus With its tall
chimneys of brick and stone and its iron
stacks, il looks as if part of Pittsburgh
had been planted in the Isthmus, 1t al.
ready contains 10000 inhabitants, but not
vestige OF a dwelling existed within
miles of the spot when NJ, de Lesseps and
his few adventurous companions first
pitched their tent upon this barren coast.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

OF I'M Protestant missionaries, 533
are ia India and Ceylon, 277 in South
Africa, 217 in Guiana and the West Indies,
1856 in the Pacific Islands and the China
Sea, 1873 in China and Japan, 1872 IN West
Africa and 80 in Western Asia The large
numbers in South Africa and other British
colonies include many pastors Of feeble
churches of English settlers who are not
properly foreign missionaries.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

bank. And here hehugh comes in. The
officers of the bank refused to give them
the bills, because the farmers were going
$50 far out into the wilderness that the
bills would never come back to the bank
again The matter was finally comprom-
lised by the banks paying each of them one
silver instead of paper money.'--Comic
M0athlU
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE.
BENEFITS TEAsDME. Publishers.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
Washington News.

The receipts of customs FOR the week,
ending December IS were, s1,S16,924.
The Department of the Interior states
that the estimated number Of acres otpub1
lie land IN the South ,insold and unap-
propriated, after deducting all disposals as
far as possible, is E,479,6l9. There are
no pubic lands within the limits of Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Kentucky
and Tennessee.
A memorial has been presented to the
President, and sent to the Secretary OF
State, from property holders and business
men of British Columbia, in favor of
transfer to the United States. .,........
It was stated on thei Both ult. that prl-
vate orders had been sent from Washing
ton that the work of fitting out vessels of
war for sea be vigorously prosecuted
The Comptroller Of the Currency warns
the public to reject all $50 and 800 bills
of the First National Bank of Jersey
City, of which some $4,000 of unsigned
impressions were stolen from the bureau
in April, 1867. The bank will, however,
redeem all such notes
Various persons interested in the New
York counterfeit money firms have been
to Washington to get the Post-Otfice De-
partment to release their correspondence
seized few weeks ago. They admitted
the fraud on the public, but claimed that
no honest man was deceived, and, there
fore, wrong had been done them in the
seizure of these letters. They were told
they had better go about honest business
forthwith.
Receipts from internal revenue during
5 December were 81 400, 239; and for the
fiscal year to January 1, SS5,9s7 500.
The reception at the Executive Man
sion in Washington on the 1st was very
( magnificent, equalling, perhaps, in bril-.
liancy any ever held.
The Secretary of the Treasury stated on
i the 81 that no Assistant in the place Of
Richardson, resigned would be appointed
The following is a recapitulation of the
public debt statement, as published on the
Sd inst;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
Over the Left.

The origin of this slangy phrase has
been traced by the editor of quaint and
entertaining book entitled Gleanings
from the Harvest Fields of Literature" to
the records Of the Hartford county courts,
in the then colony of Connecticut, as fol-
lows:
CAT County Court held at Hartford,
Sept. 4, 1905.
Whereas, James Steel did commence
an action against Beyell Waters (hoth of
Hartford), in this court, upon hearing and
tryall where Of the court gave judgment
against the said Waters Gas in justice they
think they ought, upon the declaring the
said judgment, the said Waters did review
the court in March next, that being grant
ed and entered, the said Waters, as he de-
parted from the table, he said, God Bless
you oger the left shoulder
"The court order record to be made
thereof forthwith.
"A true copie: Test.
"CALEB STANLEY, Clerk"
At the next court, Waters was tried for
contempt, for saying the words recited,
so cursing the court and on verdict
fined f5 He asked review of the court
following, which was granted, and pend
ing the trial asked the counsel of Rev.
Messrs. Woodbridge and Buckingham,
the minis .ers of the Hartford churches,
as to the common accepation of the of.
fensive phrase. Their reply constitutes a
part of the record, and is as follows:
1--WE are of the opinion that those
words, said on the other side to be spoken
by Bevell Waters, include (D prophaness
by using the name of God, that is holy,
with such i'll words whereto it was joined
(2) that they carry great contempt in
them, arisingto the degree of an impreca-
ton or curse, the words ola curse the most
contemplate that can ordinarily be used
ct. WOODBRIDGE,
at. BUCKINGHAM.
"March 7, 1866"
The former judgment was affirmed on
review.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

CHrLBLAINs. OR FROST BTEs-Use Dr 3 y
WEAvER's CERATE according to directions, az.
thew are cured. Ii cures them by subdung the in
fammation, and brings the parts to their heailny
action 1t will also cure all diseases or eruptions
of the skin and as mothers friend is ever uus
and will Immediately cure every case Of Suns
NIPPLES In short order
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

CHAPPKD HANDS, face, rough skin, pinples' TEE
worm, saltrheum, and other cutaneous arecnoH
cured and the skin made soft and smooth, by using tbe
JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made by CASWELL, HAzAhe
q CO., New York. 1t Is more convenient and easily
applied than other remedies avoiding the rouo!e On
the greasy compounds now in use.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oh In the woro IL
Hazard Caswell's made ON the shore from fresh,
selected llvers, by CASWELL, HAZARD d co.. New
York. II is absolutely pure and saoest Patients whe
have once taken 1t prefer 1t TO all Others Physicians
have decided 1t superior to any OF the other ols
ma
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

1'he Demand Tells The Story-From all points
of the Compass orders for PHALONS VITALLA On
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR come pouring III; AK
the noxous Dyes, &c, go down before IT, year hence
they VIII be unmarketabe. The ladies say tits as pleas
parent crystal Nothing else reproduces so perceuS
the original hue OF the hair
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
Honesty Rewarded.

A humorous incident occurred the other
day at the court of ex.Queen Isabella Of
Spain One of the young ladies of the
Queen had lost her pocket book during
walk on the seashore. The book con-
tanned some eight hundred francs in bank
bills, and was mourned as lost, when,
few days after, young peasant, bright
and handsome, presented himself at the
Queens residence and brought the pock
ct book back An examination of its con-
tents proved that nothing was missing,
"And now, my friend, said the Queen,
touched by the honesty Of the young
peasant, "what kind of a reward do you
wantg Tell me, and if can realize your
WISH / shall do SO with much pleasure"
The young peasant had, in the mean
time, looked with delight and admiration
at the young lady who had got back her
pocket book and who was SO happy
about its unexpected recovery that tears
of Joy rolled down her cheeks. Of course,
these tears made the young lady, who Is
marvelously beautiful, even more be-
witching; and when the young peasan.
was asked by the Queen in the above
mentioned way, he was bold enough to
say:
II want no reward but one kiss from
that young lady"
Her Majesty smiled, and, turning to the
young girl, said;
"Will you grant his request, Carmens"
Carmen hesitated for moment, but
half minute after, she resolutely went
up to the young lad, and, throwing her
two arms around his neck, kissed him
three times, amidst the general laughter
and applause of the spectators
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13

EVERY person who buys package oil lahis ,o'.s.
None Such Saleratus is snfe OF getting pnfe "a
full weight and full strength. II is the
best Saleratus for family Use.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-13
review.

The former judgment was affirmed on
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19

. -
Nadofm Der YrojeB felt bcn lebteu
jwst 9icnateu in ben BertIlatten prr
eOmpasnis elmer sriineliGsn probs I'M.
lernorieH pOrrsn mar, Bat ficielbe tus
0e9f' Die erfneung in ibren g8etfilittcn
Oenusen 3n elrfen, rrwcrten. Cine eiltr.
ne S@tsns purbe Ysrmitielli beIes Vru,
sellss 9fitdbI uno oann Yuu einem flint
Sennen f6psrsn Dampfbammer asI6ta.
cen, tpel6fr Rem ssRdblten GiIsn.Stidt
span3ta S6ldss uno apar jsSen NIT Der
@epalt Don bunbert 8Onnen, CAB. Der
nailiN Sta6l wurbs i6sr trr aeIapstfs
ten Stsus In ariimmer ssrf&laarm, aSer
bic 8eiaweibte StelIs leltl puroe nittt
sttrsnnt lOnbern blisb bur6aus lslt uno
un3ertrennlid Serbunbsn.
Dem 5rn. Sea,rl purSen s5OO,OOO
fur elm Drittelss SntersiIe an ictnem pa-
tente 9ebptrt aber tr Dat bic Sfsrte aus.
ssl&la9en. da a,t .-
5srr Cigar 29Umlcn, YriTpsnt Der
Ysnnlplpanta' Giienbabn, bait BEN 8ea.
sea'i4sn Yruseb fir bic srS6te Grfupuns
nnfersr 3rit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19
Gin WfisprrffdnSnia.

Die brainatiI6e Section bes psutIHsn
@sfansperstnS In @inona, beren eetfun,
GEN man&e sr6bsre Stabt te1bdmen f5ns
nen, bra6te oieisr Gage BET le6r gut BE-.
lebtem Sauie sgBalIsnfsin's Eager" ,ur
aufibrun8. Die gcrleauns mar I'm
,0tepubliean" aussfdtr ME fpIst annOn-
eirt porptn:a g =
"This evening Wallenstein's Lager in
Philharmonic Hall, Music by the Band, " &c.
Die Scrfelluna mar pom pielen Nmeri.
tanern teluHt, peIGs tein @Urt Deutltb
ptrflnSen. DaS 8dttitl I6fe Iib, ais
bic 5errn In 9laHs an Der ,,8ar" erl&ie.
nsn uno Mann,fir Rann a
"a Glass of Wallenstein's Lager i"
pertanstsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19
0er e&appe SEQ anfasfebeben.

5arrtsburs, 13. Nai. 5sute WOrssn
fam Der S&6pps San In Der Suprsme
Court Dor. Die abSOtatsn I1iusr unb
Mspturn sabsn bic YstitiOn fir S&Spps
stn, nnb Der Dtfritt attorney @eeausS-
lin bra&te ben Ginpanb Dor, eae Der Gall
am IA. 8ebruar erIrbist pUrben uno bae
sr ni&t msbr porlissf. Sa bic @sfsbsstuns
am 10. Gfbrnar bie Bin palirts. e,r
Die anpdlte SaOpps's braatfn barr
auf ben ginpane oss Srrtbums elm, po-
ssefn Der Dtfrtft Gttornsp protslirts.
S6erri&tsr SbcmplOn srtldrts tslfimmt,
sr bsira6lt zen 5an ais am IA, Sstraar
srlsOist nne it9s niGt, ME bsrislbe noGs
mails porsrbra&t perhsn f6une, ba am
10. Gttrulr rrt bic Sia paffrts, pel&s
nur aas nod pOrIisssnStn Safe tstrsFs.
Dfr 6al wurre auf ben %. psri6ubsn.
mo bic 6rass, OBJ ct nO6mals pprfommeu
lam, biseutirt piro. r.- .rp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19

9tsabinS, 13. @ai. Setn Deal, atlas
3aaartab 6. SnvScr Der @5rbrr bss
S4arS SarIow, purre bsute bnssrt6.
tst. Der @Orp purbs i'm scrieen Setc-
Der bel Pssspcrt in Ssrts County ausss,
fa9rt. Deal Ieusnsts nt&t, Sarluw sr.
mOrSst ,u taten, ts9auptsts atsr, er ba.
be ss in SsItfpsrtbeipisuns sst9an, ba
Der ermCrSsie 8tbrcbt babe, ibn srI6ie.
bsn gu wolIsn. Deal bate f9On srusimal
i'm 3u@tbauis ssIeiTen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19
8auasr a8ittren isbt fur cine Der.
sIeBung ber 9igarrenpreile. Sos Eess

80 8auasr a8itirsn isbt fur cine Ser
asteBun9 Der Gt9arrenprriIe. Das Iies
1fG b5ren. 70 a' esi1I n ~
DIE Observation-Disclosures BE-
neuen S4ulbeb6rpe BON scranton mir,
am eriten Wpntaa i'm Sunt ftattffnben
yBir tcftn, baB Der nsue 8parU mid
rpieeer ju stner republitanilten partei.
maf&tne Gsratgeparri9t pirp.
Dunmore,-Dis penn1plpania 8ob.
len 60. 6aut BET Nc. cine neue Office.
Gin Sduperein IN bier ersrIuest NOR.
ben. bsGen erfe Gtnjablun8 am 1untaa
ben Fl. Nat in Gwen SalIe ilattfinbtt.-
Die 8erfdufe BON @runeeisentbum, re1p.
Saul9tteh, fno i'm 3uuebmen bssriffen.
Inter tcnirnteen, bic beloneers erfUlgreiA
i'm Serfaufsn tnp. f9urirt aud 5srr pe.
ter SurIhel. = 6srr @eprge gBiIiame
tptro ais Superoifpr pun Dunmpre febr
telcbt uno ben 9utoritdten BON Srran,
ton ais Mufsr pcrsefeat. Die 3u Duu-
more gebGrenbe Strede bes Sabrweaes lit
i'm beitrn 3uFdnbe, wdtrrno Der 5beii,
ben Seranton 5u repariren Bat, sanj un-
palfirbar III. HF s3
= Subn &inneY, Wi6ael Narrp unb
Samss ct. Clair BON Dunmpre wurben
ant Samfl9 burd cine Teuerbampf Or.
plciiun In oem neuen Shaft Der Sod.
ring Srccf Go. faIimm Srrtrannt.
gGilfesbarre. e.-Gine Rittwe glamene
Nmstia 5arBsa, In Ylains wcDn0aIt,
gtn9 5u anfans lrbier gBcas In bas Ga.
bin zines Ganaltpctrs an benz Ylad Dta.
mcnb g8berfts unp ss6ar bort etn 0dap.
lein, eas 134 pfunO wos. 9ia6 GtrlauI
elmer Stunbe trat fs, nit itrem 9iebeS.
pfano auf cem Grms. ben 5eimwea an
unter rem Sitel ogntbraeite gBortman"
ipu bier elm ntues 8latt i'm SntereiTs Der
Nrbeitsrtlaifs 9egriinpst uno tn Der linton
Office publiSirt wsrpsn. = Col. u. ..
S4lamba6 periapfte am Sam1as Ga.
lfOn Scdtisr bas reiBeno atging. : Die
8eteue Shlau6 unb Gn9ine 60. Yon |
Bier wtrb am 4. Suli eiuen 9efud In |
Strouosburg MAIDEN unb perpen bic |
Nftt9liebsr bic Safe Der Union seuer
Gcmpa9nie ieIn. : Die Gpmmillionsrs
bautn um bic nsue Sail cine 6en,( 3aun?), |
eeren &Cifen pprausf6tli6 $4,000 Be.
tragen wsresn. Das IN bod Elm Yis6en
TART lelbit fur bic Gommlifcners pom
eu5erns County. : 6err Safcb 8srtsls,
pel6er felt elmer 8eibe ron Sa6ren ib
In Dsutf6Ianp bsfaub, III suridsstebrt
uno wtrb letnsn bleibencen 0cbnfs bier
aufi6Ia9en.-Gine alte S6euer auf psm
baltimore &cblenetssntbum brannte in
Der Samifd9 Natt. uno Elm tleinss 6aus
an Cinderella StrnBt am Sonntaa Qbenp
nieeer. Sn beioen 5iIlsn III Der gerluR
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19
SSir ifreben matb Gefallen!
OWENS Atelier,
(friibcr SrOpnsa's)
vNfarbIe SIDcf,"

2 2 Il : d a 10 ma enue,
SCRANTON pa.
ga i'd fiirSIih has pbUtcsrapbi6e gtrIirr BON
.. 81. Srppneu fGufih erifarcen babe unb bas
@sIbGft f6pn cine 9tfibe Spn Sabrrn nit Gr.
fclg fiibrie, 70 bin i'd int Staube, giItsr iebrr
slrt an;uferiiserL mic
SiGtcns Sarten, Scrrptppes,
SDprptDpeS, StmbrptppeS,
Stdreufcppe, Saiicrz Sartcn.
Sripnetrr Gufmerfiamfrit prrpenbe i'd auf bic
pcr;elIan Silber, weI6e In GROCER SGSnbeit am
gefertigt nnb an Alarbeit unb pra6t spn feinem
anberfn ilbsrtrpfrn ipsrben.
8pmmt unb befebt bic pruben.
llnIere 6arten. Silber linb IN elmer BeiIe aus.
eefiibrt, psI6e in bielrm Sbsile bss Staatts
nidbt srreidt fpirb. SriIlans unb 8Iarbett
fennSr6nen ie ale ais erlfe alnlIe @rbeit. yin
Srlu6 hberSeust Seeermanu.
Gin getreues Bib garantirt
SlinStrn jebtn AIters pirb brIcnbrrr gufm.rf.
iamfeit sfpitmrt, bod IUllten btrrn SiIetr anil
ften 10 umb 2 llbr genCmmen iperren.
pbutp
pom aleinfsn bis Sur 9ebsnsgrB6e, rcIcrirt nit
Sel, paIfell, 9Saler pber Snbien.garbe, pom &c.
ben p6er prn alien Sibern ropirt.
Nlls platten psrben aufsebOben unb fSnntn
baSpn tsberSeit @tjiise esma6t tpsrbrn. auftrdas
per ppf tpererH pinftItb sifeftuirt. Fs5- Dds
sepiinIdte Bib muB 9fnau brIbrieben percen.
9Ille pbCtcsrap9ii6e SiIbsr prrbsn srssn &C.
rinse 9piteu rplprirt.
RzS Damsn icllten feline bIasrpfbe, blaur
pber purpurne 9Isiber trasen, pa iie fb bell ab-
nebmen. SIM Gmpfang- unb AnFiaee,immer IN
ffets cine Dams CUR SilfeIsiitune anpflsnb.
ESsES 8ilber bon aranfen unb Gpbten perSen
i'm 6aule eenpmmrn.
Nni9ten ppn @sbGubsn pber anperen Saheu
perten Su ben billisifra grrisu unO.isbr gut auf-
9enommen.
SUippbl BET bellsm tpie aud bel triibem Bst-
ter perben Sibsr 9enpmren.
@lbums, 5fabmen unc Auaffn In grocer
9luspabl unb biaig.
$40 8. @. Owen, Photographic.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19

Y9ilabsIpbia, 13. @at. 9lm 0funtaa
fam elm lOiatrisrS bibfaes 3apasn In
Se9lsitupS i9rer Rutler mad Der Office
oes ylaYOr unb flaste i0rsn Gaier zines
l4arSsrbaftfn SerbrsAfns an. Oerlelbe
petbt g8m. 9. Ieirp, III Elm 5leii6er ppn
9rOfsliicn, 80 Sabre alt, wcGnt an Ger
10. unS Sefsrfcn Ctr. unb ic O am Sunn.
tag Na6mtttas feline einsiss 1O&ter auf
paS SOpRa ssrOrfsn unS mi6braubt ba.
ben, nobel sr lle i6wsr Verlebte. Spfert
wurSs Elm 5aftstffsbI sessn ben Mann
srIaGsn unb bra6te ter Gasclerseant
@ranp In grfa9ruus. bab 9isioY NIT Ell.
mem Nr, 9eter Gaunee flG mad &ear.
nss'S Ycint Neps2IOrt. auf BEN Slid.
fang besebtn babe. Gin Boot Der Dsla-
mare SafsnpOlissi wuroe ssifsrn bsm Of.
t,ter >, @raop CUR Dispcftion aeReut,
psl6ss Ilt bcrt9in besab unb mad Ian.
gen Tlabsn rem Rann Ssrbaftete.
es eefanptn lib oaislbl etwa 30 9lessr
SOn Baltimore, wsl&e F4 nsusisris sr.
tunpiStsn, mas &eibY ssrbro&sn babe.
S'0rapp psrwiss iie nit rsr austunft an
Nlr. 5aupes unb bradts BEN @sfunssnsn
iblennisif auf cas Boot. &aum batten
iene ben @runo Der Serbaftuns erfabren,
10 maGtsn ils Nisns, ben 8sifg gu Iyn.
den, bod sslans ss Der poliSsi nod re6te
Seiti9 pom nfsr atjnfc6en. 8etep BAT
3pet SS9ne unS Jpet G6dtsr, BON benen
ras mi6brau&te @dO&sn bic iinsife III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19
Sn GaIifprnitn M nlon ami eine.

-, SH SallIprnlen mau aut- etne
msrfparriss 9Dee Sur gerbatuns Der Gbi-
neisn. Ginfubr setcmmsn. sSUbnnY" if
bort bstanntl& ni&t germ ssistsn, ba er
Ssm ipsibsn arteitsr'G GIsmsnte cine Ihlim-
NE GOneurrsn5 tereitet bpt. 60 llsst nun
Der @slebsstnns elm Gntpurf Dor, rpeIGer
bic ,Qusfubr tpptsr GttneTen" perbtetet.
9iun IN letn gcIt absensister, In ,,unees
ptibter grbs" kssra6en au werotn, aIs
bas HinsTiGs, unb. aIle Gtnfutrss q on.
trattr NIT ben RuIts bseineen bic 5eim.
isnpuns Der Eopten mad @tina, cine Ser.
pftt&tuns, bic ttsbsr frshs etnst6alttu
wCroen II. Wan slau6t In Galifcrnitu
pur& Elm iOl6ss @elet, bas NIT ben gcr-
lHriftrn Ses GUn9relIts nidbt I'm gBtber,
lpruHs ltstt une aud bic 8ertrdee nit
China nttt ptrtrbt. fH mad uno mad
Der Gbinrisn sntIspissn ja f5nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19

g8i&ttse Grinbans. = gus gbildSsI.
ptia rpurSe unter psm 3. Iaai semsIcrt.
= Die aptnnfpipanin Giien6aba. Com.
pasnis" bat fcrbeu rins atibs Grpsrimente
nit hem nsali6 Don 5trrn geasea son
YsnnisISania sriunhsnsn Yrr,slIe Been.
Sist, ear& wsl&eu 8upfsr uno aut @rate
pCu eiItn unb StaI IN cine Sisr ,u-
fammsnssi&psibt wsroen, 70 bdb ns ME
msbr sstrsnnt ptrten f6nntn, ItltR ipthn
man bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6tads her
Operation siutS Ddmpfeammtrs INTER-
wtrit. - aEa'.s 2. eal 90 smc% 1'.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19

9afIase. @ir etrsaetn lebts 0s&e
auf bic an5eise aufmtrtlnm su MAIDEN,
bab rer Dampfer ,,Smiot" Gnpe ritfss
MOnats unttr Der esituns elmer erfabre,
nsn Mannf&aft pOn gsw. gUrt mad 8re-
men abitseIt unp 8eifsnpsu bier cine
quite @eisssnbsit sur billistn lltberfabrt
esbUten wirp. Die Sirma &lsisl u. 60.
Oa9itr ferttst pafastl&tlnt aus. ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-19
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