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bamboo Cloths, Grass Linen. Wash Silks
Shawis, Fans, Seersuckers Fancy Curoses Pineapple
Cloths, China, American indian Articles, DC, 81 FO0N
TAIN,h Store
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Potent, Grave and Reverend Sfgnors of .he
Senate disagree with s E1ceency the President and hs
Dominican treaty 10 rejected But which ~
head OF tbs American beau monde offers TO make with
compnriots s ratified with commendable prompnes o.
seqeny the horougfares leading to 22 Broadway cor ney
OF Fulton street are ronged at all hours, and kNO NJ
crownng gores covering tbs country with head long
rapidly
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Great Powers, Conference.

PARIS, July s, 1870.
the Ambassadors Of Austria, England and Italy
had conference to-day with the Duke de Gram
mont
They seem to he favorable to France.
The Russian Minister was received to-day by the
DUKE de Gramm0nL
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Crissn d0rO's UnrtvnIicd Hair Oye.-S0id
aud applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Asor House
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Napoleon in Council.

The Emperor held a conference this morning with
che Ministers Of War, Navy and Justice
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All arc Ahmed mt the Ease and Rapidly
with which the CHAMPION COW MIXER does wort.
Chance for energetic 267 Broadway.
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It Ia not certain now whether oozaga win leave
to. night for Madrid
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Bafchelor's Hair Oye-The Best IL tho
world The only perfect dyes harmless able SANTA
nsous Facto ~ IL Bond street.
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StaHord's Iron and sulphur Powders
invigoraio the body and
purity the blood.
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Parliamentary Lobby Canvas. Of the War
News.
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A Free Excuss Every Day 10 West Flush-
ing. Sundays at ~ O'clock Thirtyfoutb street ferryx
free tckos Of u. ". HITCHCOCK, "a Beeckman street.
Lots $500, payable 80 monthly
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Announcement.
THE SALE OF
rHE GREAT CENTRAL SUBDIVISION %
GRAND PARK.
$50 Elegant Villa Plots,
from to five each,
COMPRISING OVER 800 ACRES,
viii take place on TIL RSDAY, JULY ~, 1870,
on the grounds.
Descriptive Maps Circulars &C. will be ready at early
day For further information apply to
ANDREW WILSON, Jr., l7 Broadway, or
A. J. BLEECkER, son co, n Cedar STU
MULLER WILKINS Co, No. 2 Pine st., Auctiouesrs-
Il. IL. LUDLOW q CO., No. Pine st..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
AcnICUL TunAL.



Without celebrating the many strong
points in favor Of fall ploughiug, q few
of the more prominent benefits NAV be
briefly stated rs follows:
1. August and September is good
time to turn over boUnd-out sod land,
and manure and re-seed it at once to
grass, obtaining crop Of hay the fol-
lowing year.
2. October and November is an ex-
cellent time to break up sod land for
planting the following spring.
8. The weather is then cool and brac-
ing, and the team strong and hearty for
the work: while the weather in spring
is more relaxing and the team less able;
and spring work being always hurrying,
it saves time to dispatch as much Of the
ploughing Is possible during the previ-
GUS autum.
4. Sod land broken up late in autumn
will be quite free from growing grass
the following, the roots Of the late over
turned sward being SO generally killed
by the Immediately succeeding winter
that not much grass will readily start in
spring.
5. The frosts of winter disintegrete
the ploughed land, SO that il readily
III PoItlClcs III anu
deep mellow seed bed is easily made.
The chemical changes and notifications
resulting from atmospheric action dur
ing the winter develop latent fertility in
the upturned burrows, which together
with the mellowing influences. materi-
ally increase the crop.
6. Most kinds OF insects are either
wholly destroyed. or their depredaiions
materially checked, by late tall plough
ing; especially the common white grub
and the cut worm.
Z. Corn stubble land NAV be ploughed
late in the fall, and thus be all ready for
very early sowing in spring. thereby
going far to insure good catch of grass ::
the roots OF the new seeding hold well,
or being well established before the
droughts of summer come on.
s. Most land in New England needs
deeper ploughing than has generally
been practiced. Where the subsoil is
fine grained, and unctous, and close. or
where there is a hard pan OF good quail
ity deep ploughing may be at once re-
sorted 10, with decided advantage.
Where the subsoil is poorer. the plow-
ing may still be advsntageously deepen
ed by degrees, say an inch at each new
but Ah ~ ~
cases, deep blowing may be practiced
at once,-indeed. il may be the rule
with safety, while shallow ploughing
may be the exception. Plough say nine
ten. eleven or twelve inches in Noyem-
Der. The subsoil turned up viii grow
several SHADES darker by spring. The
frosts and atmospheric influences of win
ter will mellow tine soil, the inorganic
elements and all latent fertility will be
made more active for benefiiing the crop
In spring, spreadthe manure and plough
II in, or otherwise work il in or minglc
j, with the soil, is the depth say of four
inches. or little more or less. and you
have the very best attainable condition
for realizing good crops. Deeper plough
ing may thus be practiced than would
at all times be safe. or expedient, if the
ploughing is DELAYED till spring. Mass
Ploughman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
Farm Talk

"Well. neighbor, what are you going
10 shool!'
Them tarnal crows, and all the birds
| find"
| argued with him in vain; he said il
was no use, he had seen both crows and
robins eating his seed corn. and he did
not care for all the bird laws in the
country, he was going 10 put a stop 10
1t. Now that l. about as much "a half
the farmers in this country know about
their own interests. R saw robin
innocentlv hopping over his newly
planted cornfield, and forthwith render
Ell the verdict OF guilty, and without
further investigation was proceeding TO
act accordingly: while at the same time
suppose that robin had killed dozens
OF grubs TO every grain of corn or cher
ry he DESTROYED in his life A. 10 crows.
they may be little harder on the corn.
but doubt very much the propriety of
DISCRIMINATING the crow, Tor all the
harm he does. | know we have some
enemies among birds, but leaving ont
Two or three species Of hawks and one
or two other birds, the rest should all be
zealously protected bv ruralist. Ii is
no hard matter for anv person to find
out what kinds deserve his protection.
Let two or three specimens be taken at
at the time OF year when they are sup
posed 10 be destructive 10 crops: omen
them, and by the amount OF vegetable
food IN their entrails determine wheth
er they are enemies or friends of our
crops. II YOU want TO save your farm
from the rayages of insects, keep bird
hunters and cats away. have seen
farmers keeptrom eight TO ten cats about
their house, and claim they would not
dowithout them because they kept away
the rats and mice, while at the same
time they DESTROYED more birds than 20
many boys possibly could. XIII The cats
but spare the birds.
"Why do you think it worth while 10
apply gypsum to your crops:"
have several reasons for il: first and
foremost, because wherever il is applied
l see the crops far ahead Of those that
have not been dressed with il. and on
the farm we must make trial of any.
thing we wish to prove; and theoretic-
ally il is the best manure we can apply
TO the majority of soils. Gypsum is a
compound of lime and sulphuric acid.
Ammonia and most of its salts (that is.
its compounds with acids) are volatile
at common temperature. and leave the
coil and are carried off by the air
When gypsum is mixed with soil, the
sulphuric acid which it has in combina-
ton displaces whatever acid is com
bined with the ammonia of the soil.
and takes its place, forming sulphate
OF ammonia, which is not volatile, and
Is retained in the soil until needed for
the sustenance Of plant life.
Is. L., in Rural american.
Jefferson Co., Ohio.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

YHE subscriber hereby gives public notice IN all
concerned, thai he has teen duly appointed.
and has taken upon himself. the tfu~, Of an Ad-
minsirator DE bonis non Of the Esf-tc Of
Mclaiiah J. Bean late OF sullivan
in the County Of Hancock. deceased. by GIviug
bond a. the law drcctr he therefore requests
all persons who are inherited to the said dcceas-
eds estate. 90 make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon. TO exhibit
the same Tor payment
JOHN L. MIL
Sept. 7ih 1870. Swr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
2eaal lotiees

At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, nth
in and for the County Of Hancock, on the sec.
ond Wednesday OF April, A. ID. ls.0.
John A. York, named Executor In q certain in.
strumcnt parperting TO be the last will and tesla
George c. York, late Of Eii.w o-th.
In said County deceased. having pre- Gated the
same for probate:
ORDERED. That the said Executor give notice
to all persons int ested. BY .usrg copy OF this
order to be Published three weeks successively In
the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth.
that they may appear al Probate Court 10 be- held
a. Ellsworth. in said county, on the SECOND Wed
nesday OF October next at Ten of the clock In The
foresoon. and shew cause Il any they have why
proved, and allowed as the last will and testa-
mcnt oi said deceased.
swss PARKER TUCK. Judge.
4 true copy-Atfest, Gro. \. DNER. Register.
At . Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the Grst
"Wednesday of September. \. u. 1870.
Calvin Coggins. named Executor in b certain
instrument pnrpor,ing 10 be the last will and ties.
lament of
Ansci Cog gins, late of Trenton,
In said county deceased, having presented the
zane FOR probate:
ORDERED, That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons interested, bs causing copy OF
this order 20 be published three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth American. printed ut Els
worth. that they iua, appear al Probate Cont TO
holCcn at Ellsworth, In said county. on The sec
ond W Wednesday of October neal, .; ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and shou causs, any efsey
rave, why the ssid instrument should mot BE-
proved. approved. and allowed the last WIN
and te >taineni of said deceased
aw3s PARKER IUCk Judge.
4 true copy-Atiest Gko. A. DN kR, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

Al Court Of Probale holden AZ Ellsworth with IN
aud for the Coanfy OF uznsock, on the nrsI
Wednesday OF september A. ID. $50.
IGrtis ssGyeas aaartisn Of
Henry 4 E!etford and all 81 Gould.bora
In sad County uliBurs- having presented his
FIRST account OF Gunr,lt.an snip ufon sad c-tAic
Tor Probate
ORDERED - That the said 1uaIdi4H give no.
tice thereof 10 all persons interested. by eaasipg
n copy of Order 10 be ubitshed three weeks suc-
cessiyeiy IN the Kills sorth American printcd IN
Ellsworth that they may appear a. = 20 balc
Courl IA be holden a Ellsworth on Tie 81 Wed
nesdAy Of october next, al ten OF the elocs The
forenoon, and shcs cAuse, IL any they have HAy
the same should not he allowed
3ws1 PARKER TUCh, Junge.
A true copt-Aiie-t .-t.Eo. A DYE. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29


In the Town Of Deer Isle. County Of h4a
for the year 1859. The following list Ji -Aa
real estate of Son-Res ident owners "a ,hf
Of Deer Isle TO. the year 1853, in bills com
To William Webb, Collector Of SAID town. ~
10Th day of July 1863 has been returned p %
to me as remaining unpaid on the frs. ~
June 1870, by his certIfic lie of that tte, al' al
remains unpaid, and notice Is hereby ( wee
If the said taNes aid interest and ehargss d 7
paid into the Treasury OF said town WihiA ~
teen months from the date OF the CONNIE
of said bills. SO much of the real estate 'a1 =,
will be sufficient TO pay the amount dls L ~ e
including interest and charges, viii "lA',-
ther notice be sold at public auction % Ell
the 14th day of January next at : 0 ci2tG t5s.
at the store of L. Z. Spofford, Esq, IN 7ai4 4
Names. Acres. Value
White and Kimball,
ROckland, or unknown
Land on Dunham's Pit
part of S. Haskeil's
snare of j. Haskeifs a T.
Estate 81 100 Of II ~ sir
Same or unknown,
in Rye held joining
land of the late r. NJ !.
Haskell, 52-l00 oil II %
Same or unknown
near land OF ii.
Dow, part of 5. Has
ketl's share of j Has M
kelPs Estate, 50 100 of 4 81
Same or unknown,
near land of the late
Michael Howard, oil
81 100 OF l-l5 rods
Owner unknown
Lot joining Mill
Dam lot on shore 40
side, about II ~, lie
Deer Isle, July 9Th 1870.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

After leveling the corn, multiply the
length and breadth of the crib together
and the product by the depth, which
will give the cubic feet Of the bulk of
the corn; then divide the last product
by Il, and the quotient will be the nun
crib.
IL there De remainder after the di.
vision, il will be 80 many l2ths of q bar.
refs of shelled corn over.
Example IL feet long,
IL feet broad,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

Al Court OF Probate holden ut Ellsworth within
and tor the Jounty Of Hancock, on the let We'd
esazy OF september 4. 10. 1870
Rufus Heath named Executor in certain an
sirumcnt purporlng To De the last VIII ana tr-tai
Mt oi
Isaac Heath iate OF Pes.obspot
IN said county deceased, having Ifcsrnt.-d the
same Tor y. obate:
osDERED. That the said Executor guve notice
10 all persons Interested. BY causisg 4 copy OF
This order 10 Ice published ;hie. week. sil. ces-
siSely ia the Ellsworth American printed at Ell
-worth that they may appear At i Probate Court
to be held Al Ellsworth IN SAID county. On the "a
Wednesday OF October neAs. 1t TIN OF ne clock /
he forenoon. AMI -tlew cause, II any they ha, 3
why the ssid insuu neat skDaia not be proved ap-
proved, allowed he last viii and testament VI
SAID deceased, 3w5.
PARKER TUCK, judge.
true copy Attest. Gko. A. DlEk. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

Al Court Of Probat. holden 40 hll-worth utthtn
and Tor the County q Hancock. on the ~ " c.i-
nc-dAy of August 4 ID t-7u.
AdAiinc - " oOI A4uinN.. upal DE b. Raj. ~
" il-lAn H. " u.-i lAsr 81 >grry
~ kAld county dcTezs"d-har4 az prv~, e,i her
nrsi account 81 AdIninlstratuu uI-1n said ,,-iAtc
Tor Probate.
oRDLHLp = That the said AdEx E.gr uoi,c e
Thereof 10 all Pcrsvn- interested. bv causing a
copy ei this Order TO be pUbl4shc.i three wee.
succc-sINrly IN tie Ellsworth Aaaeracaa printed
IN tAsw orth that they may ApucAr at Probate
Court TO b. holden at kilss orth o. The - Wed
nesdsy OF october DeXi al ten Of hs clos In the
forenoon, and -iles caI-c. II Any they have ~hy
same should NO; lie .iloscsl.
Sw57 PAgkEE TUCK. Judge.
a tue Jopy)AL.sG: oEo. \. plEK. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

YiiE Subscriber hereby sgyc- public notice g.
] all concerned. That b" has beer dnly Ap,a.ntc i
and TAs taken upon Lim-oif, Tho tIasi Of an Al.
niini-irAtnr oi The Estaie OF
Alkaline -, " uu.i. late oI Starry
IN the County Of II anrock, decreased. ny gisirg
bond the lAw directs, he Ia, ruiore requests
all persons who are indebted 10 The $50 lie
ccas.ds estate. to TnAAr immediate pas "a. nl and
those Who haze ans dcnsads tbSrroa, 10 cNhIull
the same for pas nlcni.
SAMUEL WATSON.
Sept til ls-0. aWl-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

Alta Court OF Probate holden al Ellsworth with
in and Tor the County oi Hancock, On the 1T Wed
nes'iay OF September :. u. lr.0.
Abraham i.4e hAEi snn. idnln! stratnr npnH The
estate of Hoxea HI sdnu. tate NJ frrm mt, In
said County de- .i-hs, ing pf, rcni.d ts lrst
account OF adiaini. Eaiion uvsn saia estate Tor
Probate.
Ordered That said Administrator give notice
thereof 10 all persons interested. hy causing a
copy Of this order t. be published thrSe N,'ks
successiycis ia The Ellsworth American pnntesl
IN Ellsworth that they may apIsaT at n Probate
Court 60 he holden at Eliswofth the 81 " edne-
day of Oct next al ten Of the clos IN the fore
noon. and shew caus. II any ihey hArc why the
same shonld not lie allowed.
SwJ- FARMER TUCK. Ind-r.
A true sopy-ktir=t bEo. A. plLE. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
PATENT OFFICE.

Patent papers carefully prepared, Drawings
tastily executed. and Patents secured for inveu
tors in the shortest possible time.
Special attention given 10 rejected cases
cases Tor reissue, extension, Interference, a.
onment. &c
: Preliminary examination a. TO the ps'cntabiiity
Of ar article made receipt Of brief rpttoI
Of the ssme-no model being required.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
Claim Agency,
ELLSWORTH. NE

HAVING 6ees Engaged for several years in The
liam Agency. v prosecuting claims q Washina.
son y. y, u TIE various departing nts and haying
60 @ DeebllsAleG elaine. BOW solicis IL PAT
SoAGeof Al who nay nsedmy services il prssens
~ 6lalma upon the GovafnIeot
Invalid Soldiers made such by wounds or dis
ease, contracted N the U. 0. Service
widows during widow. hood.
DereAdEns Mothers, whose husband having q
serted tssm, and abaldoned their snpport. Or who
are Physlcally incapacitated TO support them. hav
Ing no other source Of income
Dependent Fathers where the Mother In dead
Orphans Children. Orphans Rrothers and Sisters
oooer sixteen yeArss6re safifled to pensions.
Os1gtsal sad additional b0unties, back pay mile
-, rscoa Doney. while prisoners 81 VA
nsir hesrs, collecssdiA The 3rtesf possible mak
-, no charge 1os services rendered unIess ia
Ellsworth. July speA. iSs ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29
1919:
$50 bush. shelled corn.

$50 bush. shelled corn.
If farmers will cut the above ONT and
preserve it, they viii not ONLY lnd II
convenient for reference, but will be
able to ASCERTAIN the number of bnshejs
of corn in their wagon beds without
trusting to the calculations of others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

YHL subscriber hereby gives public notice to sll
j concerned that She has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself The trust Of an NdmIn-
istratriN 81 the Estate ~
Joseph pou gias late ~ Brooksvilc.
in the County 1T HAnrors. desc a~cd hy giving
bond - the law direct. she th-tsforc r,qnc.is
ali persons " h. md. bIed a. said deccA sci
tate. to make immediate payment. and those Nbv
have demands thereon t. exhibit the salne TOT
pAyment.
SARAH l.. IHptt,fN~.
sept LIT ls7o. SSss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-29

YliE sab.cTlJer hereby sne- public npt3c- a.
all concerned, that he ht. bten iult appointed
and has taken uuou i1iW=sn II. ihe trlIsi OF an Al
mini-tfAior Of the Eetaie ~
" III am VI Rich.f.isun isie 81 Cranberry Lie
in the County ul Hancock decreased! uy klN!us
be- nd A. the law directs. he Therefore Fr.!uc.l .
all persons who are indebted the -a.l do
ccasct's estate 70 make hmm tdtag" l.avu.enl and
those no have ar. demands thereon t. vahibil
the satuc for payment,
WILLIAM T.. PEEEIE.
sept. IN ls-e sNg-
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Poor Inventors

hy assisting them in procuring patents and amer
warl- ut iuling their Inventions.
Confidential in our bus relations will in
vendors.
Terms more reasonable than anv other r''fiabie
agency. Circular atm ng valuable information
sent nee. Address: r. W CLARK GO.
The National Real Estate Agency,
a.. aud 47g Pcnpa- Avcnuc, Washington. ID. 4
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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER o. 1870
HON. rs
FOR THE MILLION!

FOR THE MILLION!
Rare oppsrtsassse arsusw caered fse securing
homes in a mild. healthy, and congeniai climate,
10. one tenth OF their value i've years hence.
TINE NAvIoNAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY has for
sale real estate Of every description. located
tire Middle and southern States: improved stock
q ain and fruit farms rice sugar and cotton plan
tastons; timber and mineral lands; city. vina9o,
and rural residences, and bu stncss stands: mills
and mill sites. factories. &C.
Write for Land Register containing description ,
location, price and terms Of properties VIE have
frv sale
Also, connected with our Real Estate OH ce, We
have general Claim and Patent Agency nder
the supervision OF the well known Thomas ray-
lor, late Of the Ordnance Dcpa rtment, who is both
&C ieutife and practical mechanic, and well ~
quainied in the different Government Depart
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-27

10 @rcl&en mebr uuD mar NIT bsm 6an-
bel gang Jufriepen. Dein ;wsiter 9ebsn-
bubler. Der GinfaItspinlsl, Sat mid etens
fals um Elm @soi&t. uno Der alte S&alf,
Der nod immer In mir Giedt, fewpg mid,
itm bafslte su bietiren. ipsl6ss tA benz
8elowebeL bietirt Bate"
Grnit la6te laut unb lufis auf. sSsrr>
lt6 gOrtrefIi6! aussesei3netm m rief sr,
pdbrenO tbm bic bsaen 5brdnen iber Die
Bansen rannen. uDas muB bic ssssn.
ieitise Grbitteruns meinsr Retentupler
nur ertSben."
nBsnn Du ebeuIallS Elm @eSi6t piins
f6ef."
"gein, nein, i'd bantel SD mag MID
nt6t init frsmcen Sspern Idmiifenw
Der 5riIsur fiibrte lsinen 6reunb In
rae 0cbnsimmer unO i6tOs BEN Salon III.
C5OrtieBuns fclst)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-27
Sb0s. s.. Scb0nt,
81 G It q u T. alton

Gde 8yOmius Give. unb Commercial alIfp
bGIt ftrts bic bsAen Weins, Bier aIe Hne aneert
@rfrdnfs, ispir 9igdrren.
@uf ieine RefauratiOn erIaubt or iih tffons
bsrs aufmerfiam gu matrn. Aulfern auf teer
grt iubsrsitet; Gtisalhafttn uub 6amilisn peT.
hrn In pripabimmrrn brbtent. 24b6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-27
ScrCaaufOlt S0ms,
QpuiS 8pdl. gierntbiimtr

Dds Cti9s, bequem AM Gifenbabn. Dssct aelrs
gene 5oiel sritsr Glalir III neurrbin9s bt6entenS
pcrarSbert uno Serlhbnert pproen.
aRit brm Sctsl if cine Reitduraticn Serbuns
ireer Sa9esSrt ierYirt wsrben. 5ril6e gufern,
nebit allen Sprten ppn iauer rinasma6ten Spei.
len INNER pprratbig. glehte Rbrin. unc Rciel-
weine eigener 9mpcrtatipn fir 2ranfe unb 5a-
miliengsbrau6 iiberbaupt itet5 al 6ane.
Nene 8reunbe uup Sefannts, Ipwie bas rei-
lsnse putlifum iibsrbaupt liup ju jabIrsi9tm
9sia&s bUfli&f einesIaben.
26l7 9Ouis Rod, Drop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-27
Se1t @lrct) A,Or,
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Der untrrsei6nete bat felt ben IeBten paar
gSCtrn ununterbrO6sne i3hlenbunetn ppn gBaa-
ren erbalten, pelte or in Rep.gJ uno anberrn
Babrifurten bsS Sfrns lrItif aussspGblt bat unb
FUR bic jeBi9e 3eit unb ben fpmmsneen 9Bintsr
beipncers augemeien liub.
Daruntfr befinctn ii6 auBer Der gttpsbnii6sn
Iuspabl pcn mUeerntn, leibtrn aber bausrbaftsn
Sc6uben umb Gtiefeln.
Gin rsi6baltiser gOrratb pun Itpersn gBaaren,
ME iir esm Sanbprrfsr unb grbetsr brlcnpsrs
ausemsiIen iiub.
g8as 9'rriie unb Aualit1t brr @aaren anbe.
lanst 70 ii has G,ei6Gft bss llutsr,sihneten in
otslfr SinIlft Su gut befannt, I'M pss aufpuTrns
3u beoiirfsn.
Our6 Saareinfdufe III er in ben Stanb ar-
fest, pipCbl i'm GrOeen ME i'm alrinen tsm
adufer bsicncers SCrtbsiIe 3u bieten, pie or
ilbsrbanpt in tssfr SsSisbuns bic GOnfurrsns
bsrausfOrbsrt.
9IsiubGnelsr aus Stabt unb 9anb Iinb sitas.
laeen letn Eager ;u beli9ti9en, sbe lIe lrnlfpr
faufrn.
0s9P Geparatiirsn pertsn pie bisbsr gut
unb piinftidb beiOrst.
M. 6plbGiitifh.
5O4 2acfa,panma 0loemae,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-27

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risfs tbeursn anf6uTuHs ssspunssn?
Der gssrr Sbsrfatsart fcG mir niAt gum
Stpsiten WlaIe msinsn Tonpl6sin pcre
wsrfsn!"