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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-25
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X ING's M 0 0 N T A N
MILITARY HooL,

1ohhFiLLE, .. ".
The SECOND SESSION OF the School Year OF
1870 win begin on the frst OF July, and end on the
30th OF November.
Terms-For School expenses, 1. e., Tuition,
Books. Stationery, &C., Boarding, Fuel, Lights
months. -
For circulars containing full particulars, apply
to Colonel A. COWARD,
junS-8mwS Principal and Proprietor.
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A. GUCKENHEIMER & Bros.

Proprietors Of the Freeport Distillery, Armstrong
County, Penn, and owners OF the United States
Bonded Warehouses, ONCE Nos. 93 and 95 First
Avenue PIttsburQ Penn, mchl2 smW6moSDkO
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GENUINE ENGLISH GOODS.
LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP ..~st
Lows Honey Soap al ~
Lows Elder Flower Soap -, -,.,-,. ..;.,,,
Lows Glycerine Soap 5o-., 10 -,q,f.,
Lows Pomades
Henry's Magnesia
Pesse and Lubin's Perfumes
Bank of Flowers
Dalby,s Carmlnative ''''s
Kesting's Cough Lozenges.
@. :. LUHN,
Apothecary and Druggist, ..!5
Southeast corner King and John streets. .
may27-fmw5mos Charleston, 8. O. n
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IMPORTANT. ANNOUNCEMENT.

FLAvoR1Ne Ex ACTS.
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We have been. appointed Agents for the State
Of South Carolina for the above desirable goods,
and can offer them to the trade at proprietors'
prices. u,, ,,,,,.y m
Importers and wholesale Druggists,
mch12 amwsmospSc Charleston. S. o.
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ITO RENT, AT No. s ATLANTIC
i street. small two-story DWELLING, con-
taining four square Rooms, also good Kitchen,
fine Yard, Pump and Cistern. For terms, apply
at Mrs. ANN MULLINGS'S, No. 80 Church street.
july23-smW3s
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= ltt,'tii . = =
A Notable. Accession to the Cause.
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w ANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD STOUT
w WHITE BOY. to drive wagon and make
himself generally useful. Apply to w. HUNT,
No. ~ Market street, north side.
inluo1 -thaOH
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GREAT DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
ouALITY STILL FURTHER IMPROVED.

We beg leave respectfully to call the attention
OF the public to our Superior Flav0ring Extracts.
AS ten years have now elapsed since we nrst In.
troduced them to the notice OF the American pub
Lie, we deem 1t unnecessary at present to enter
into lengthy description OF their merits, &c
There Is hardly city or town OF any note IN the
country into which they have not found their
way. The reason Of this widespread popularity
and daily increasing demand Is owing entirely to
their peculiar excellence and intrinsic worth.
Being determined to make them the Standard Ex.
tracts OF the day, We have still further improved
iieve that they stand without rival. Our vanilla
Extract cannot be surpassed for richness and
dellcacy Of flavor It Is strictly pure and high.
ly concentrated Extract OF Vanilla Beans. In
short we think 1t the best that is made at leasty
this Is the decision Of the best judges in the coun
try. We don't pretend TO compete in price with
many Of the s0-called Flavoring Extracts Of the
day. which are really but worthless compounds,
undeserving Of the name.
For quality and style, we defy competition.
DAVIS 4 MILLER'S
PURE YEA st POW D E B,
substitute for Yeast In making Hot Bread.
Rolls and Batter Cakes Of every description, hav-
ing the advantage OF making the dough or batter
perfectly light, and ready for baking without
delay, and greatly diminishing the liability to
Many dyspeptics, who cannot tolerate fresh,
Light cakes when made with yeast, can eat them
with lmpunlty when raised in this way.
When used according to directions, 1t Is war.
ranted to make rich, sweet, light and nutritious
Bread and Biscuit Mullins, Waf1es, Corn Bread,
all kinds Of GrIddle cakes, also Boiled Puddings,
Dumpllngs, Pot Pies, &c.
PREPARED ONLY By
DAVIS & MIL L E B,
BALTIMORE, MD. a
A. ]. MILLER, Sole Proprietor.
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VIZ ANTED, A WHITE OR COL0RED
w WOMAN, to Cook and Wash. Recommen-
dations required. Apply at No. 10 South Battery.
iuly25-1*
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mo RENT, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
Il In Queen street, between Rutledge and
Smith, containing four rooms, dressing rooms,
pantry. store-room. DC. Terms moderate. Ap-
ply at No. Smith street. lulyl9.
ITO RENT, ACHAMBER AND PARLOR,
furnished, with use OF Dining-room II de.
sired, In private family, where there are no
other bosrders Apply at this of1ce lulyl9 :
ITO RENT, STORE No. 30s KI N G
Il street. Possession given tmmediatey. Ap
DIV at the Charleston Steam Saw and Planning
Mill foot OF Beaufain street. 1nly6
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WTANTED, A YOUNG WHITE GIRL AS
w Chambermaid and house servant, with
good recommendation from former employer.
Apply at No. 65 Hasel street, opposite Synagogue.
iuly25-l*.
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~ \. sCHLEPEG RELL,

No. No. 81 LINE STREET, BETWEEN KING AND
ST. PHILIP.
LUMBER OF every Description ana SolbDtso bd,tss
M 4TERIAL. Lime and Plastering Laths Pants
OIls. Glasses, Shingles; also Groove and Tongue
Boards. &C., constantly on hand at the loWsst
market prices; also, Vegetable Boxes
Qctu mtua1Yr
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Wants.
YIOUNG MAN OF GOOD

RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
N wishes a situation to mind children, do
chamberwork and sew. Apply at "a King street.
iuIrn5-1N
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A. GUeKENHEIMER d BROS, s.!o
FREEPoRT, PENNsYLvANIA.,:.

COPPER DISTILLED PURE BYE wHIsKEY,
pure and unadulterated sold and shipped direct
nom the Distillery Warehouse TO Charleston g. O.,
Is now IN store and for sale by the following
wholesale Grocers and Wholesale Druggists Of.
this city:
BOLLMANN BROS, 80
GOODRICH, WINEMAN Il CO.,
WAGNER & MONSEES.
WERNER & DUCKER, y.
MANTOUE & CO., H =
J. II. RENNEKER,
EN-. STELLING,
RAyENEL d HOLMES, -. = ai!1
N. LUHRS, e-.,,;
J.H. WURHMANN,
in. NJ. WOHLTMANN, ~
VIM MARSCHER -...-..s .,- ...s..i
This Celebrated WHISKEY, well and fa7orably
known In the North, East and West, Is an article
OF superior merit, and Is now being introduced In
its pure and unadulterated state In the Southern
markets, and one that will give satisfaction 70 all
lovers OF a pure and healthy stimulant- -
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90 Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
H &C., now vacant, can readily be rented BY
advertising them In this column. The rate is Is
cents for twenty words or less, each insertion, II
paid IN advance.
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Enmber, fuel, &e.

I'M E! Ii NJ E!
1900 barrels fresh LIME, landing from Brig
Manzantlla.
DEMENT, Calcined and Land Plaster. Hair,
1otha kc For sale by OLNEY Il CO.,
inIy233 Nos. II and Is Vendue Range.
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NTANTED, A GOOD MULE OR HORSE,
w for cash, at fair price. Address
Planter, at this Office, stating price, and where
to be seen. 1ulyZ24N
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UTANTED, A GOOD COOK FOR A
w small family. Must come well recon-.
m ended. Apply at Office No. 10 East Bay, up
stairs. 1ulyls
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W 81 I s K E e.
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NEW YORK DOUBLE ANCHOR
IN BAGGING.
STANDARD WEIGHT 2X POUNDS PER YARD,
WITH FULL "A INCHES.
1000 ROLLS, in store and constantly arriving;
This BaggDg is wider, closer, stronger, and az,
fords better protection than any other Bagging
used for covering cotton. For sale by (
WILLIAM ROACH & co., ~.
july13-wsm6 Manufacturers Agente
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Special arrangements will be made with fam!-
lies at q lower rate than the above. ,.
july4-1mo JOHN A. MAYS.
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b. q = y : : = y :
10 hhds. Clear SIDES, prime
10 hhds. O. r. Sides prime
10 hhds. Shoulders, prime
25 boxes D. s. Shoulders, prime.
To arrive In Store and for sale at the lowest
market prices, at GERHARD RIECKE,
july13 No. 28 Vendue Range.
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49, @ F
JAMES {. DOW.

JAMES {. DOW.
A TToRNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL LAND
~ AGEST. Sc T. ~ O.. 81
Real Estate bought and sold on Commission
Aspirations ma'iC Tor Precnpriun aud HOMESTEAD
Claims before the United States Ian! Ofire
Business before the STATE Land Oihee at Carson and
the Railroad Ohioe at Sacramento promptly attended
to. go. rr..... ....' go
Has responsible agents FOR The transaciion Of busi
ness before the Pension uDd Land Oi5os At wAsiiug
ton. n. c. 81 vi -s" Htr' Fa.f = -TFI -
Once in Henley's Adobe Row, on Finh street Elko.
Nevada. -......f s.E..'. ...t.. IaIJtf
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HTH To THE
M n n AND WOMB
= OF ALL NATIONS,
NN-E HAvE wArcrEn 80 cnt-rsrn....-
PLANTATION BITTeRsI

and nj ieE have bsootle 20 oslshrztsi an 80 -.
NuEii :u- their wonderful toulc r-vf-rrtie. ~ 80
B.tie-s ~, Gov, and alrsys lave been rr,r.-,t
osety IN the sane way When the right titi. r.
paszed into hands. sllll Ia. siirs -. 80,
that have a5tied thereto CallsayA uaTk
combination vith other Spi morn roo.s 49, -, -
forms one % tie most ttlhtful i0a!c elry;t,i a.,
- possible for the Ingenuity %; 70 eornruna n,
and gives life and eheeTfuirsss 10 al Who a. S
and deT.usssi. AID IT the time comfort 80
dens and s1hiisr3ies. ... So
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Thea B!ItsFr l. Iarr ST Cral: run Distilled TO- a.
sa..- grown ia th5 tropical sl.u.I. ~ :, -
our own experienced agents sent ard lx;,l ,b..
expressly for that puT0ss and defy and -.,-JJ..
Com mission CsyII-I, sC..Ece. pFslun. ar -
other THAI table matter IN The c0nit-.itIor q,
thee BITTER Nc. hsr,iorv. UGer and reclrrlr1,nd
thea % Tie public With . guarantee that th.r
Sil not only prevent bat the iollOEins Ls,rr.,
ing otnI.ll1ts!
They purity, strengthen and iaTigo-a;s-
Tksy CRATE healthy aPfstits-
They arr AL zlI,i5o;e % change u uaisr and AZ,
They Overcome Effects q dissIaisoa and late hoa-,
Th.y st-sn stisr the system Had sIhysn I'll. rnInA
They proven; tIiizsaate AMI tltrrtait;.ut feyers
They purity ihc brrE'A auA AGILITY Of the stnun.sb
Thy cure pysI=Psa AMI Constipation
They cure DiArrEuz, Choiera aud Cholera xorbs,
hey cure LtYer Complain and Servugs HsAAaeh,.
They ar the best HIt:.rs IA Ilsg world
They make lie vszt .;rsD-. Gnl ars exhausted Ma,
tu-r's Great Ess-turyf. -
SOLD BY ALL GROCERs. DRUGGISTS kc
T.. II. DRAKE * CO.. New YORK,
REDDTSGTOS. HOSTETTlg L co, san Tranc.,eo
Cal. Agents fer the Iasiae Coast fIS-Iy
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OCCASIONALLY ludicrOus incongruity oc-
cars byth Misplacing Of line IS. -for in
stance, in an English paper, line Belonging
TO the report Of public meeting found its
way Accidently among the births. The resal;
was the following remarkable announcement:
"On the Sd inst, at Ellington. the wife Of
Ny Terry, schoOlmaster, of son. He spoke
indistinetiy, but was understood TO saw that
on the 5th inst. at Bond Gate, Ripon, the
wife Of Nr. Joseph Lonsdale, tailor, Of
dAnghterFa LESS reoent, 4 but not less IS.
founding. was the following item of local
news, which appeared in a Scotch paper:
Last Saturday poor woman in King street
was safely delivered Of one sergeant, two cor
Porals, and Thirteen rank and fle." Her Gra-
elous Majesty is making donations in case Of
three or more children at one birth: whether
she made Proportionate acknowledgements Of
the foregoing prodigy Of both fecundity and
pGiTlotisrn has never .ttrsnspired "Ff1 I'M
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THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.


Nor TpB JoE.-A young man living down
town, without the fear a his svea,hezrt's tzr-
ents before his eyes, undertook 70 hook" the
object Of his alteration from the second story
vindov In her fathers house. recently. The
Old man bearing the ''fass" vent out IN his
uight-elothes, looking hks the ghos: Of Ham
let. and espied Joe gong up the ladder. The
old man caught hold Of The foot Of the ladder
and lie: something drop. II vas Joe. Grab
hing him by the collar. he lifted him 20 his
feet and nearly shook hirno lt Of MS eloches.
After which he led him into the house, and
lsctursd hin as follows Look here. Eyoa
cussed sneak, whenever you lArn a decent
trzres End KIN nEke srDGghr nOnsy- 70 pzy
house rent, An raise family, you kin come
here without . ladder, EAlk m the front door
An marry nv dArtsr, an not til then. Dive
hear: And the fsroeiOrs old man led Joe
out Of the house, and told him 10 git" The
young lady has signihed her willingness 70
wait for Joe II any OF the p-Opnetors Of our
mAnufactores are called upon to-day or to-
morrow by young man Eho wants TO learn a
trade, take him in-thAt's Joe. Joe-s willing
and the girls willing Sen.
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. Az. T0WSE. General Superintendent.
7. H. GOODMAN. Gent Passg'r Agcht jaiitf
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r. A. ROGERS,
, oARoMeR q wEsrJoHn,

TtoSTR8CToRBi AND Bun,DERs, CORNER or
- Idaho aud Sixth streets.
Carpenter aud joiner work promptly done. 3s.u
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-09

Spnpbe. DIE 1913. iabrlihe 0srIdmm.
lung pes ,,DeutIhsn gpnuarIifh 9utte.
rif6en Wtnilteriums puu YeunIplpduien
unb ben beuo6bartsu Stddtsn" iiurrt
in Der betltssu DrrieiutstsitOfirhe Su
Ycttspi(le fatt uno pirp am 5rinitatir.
Scnutase, ben II. Suni 1870, brainnen.
= Sn Cation ging bel 8slesenbeit Der
Shmiidun9 Der SplpatengrGber ens Ras
none, bic BON alten Splpaten atgefruert
purbe, unSsitis los uno tsr game Shus
traf Oapio Srcreu. Gr purre am rehs
ten Qrm, an Der Srulf uno i'm @efht auf
Ihrefli6e gBeile perpnnpet unp ltnr6 an
Ieinen Serlebungen. Oapto Grcrea btente
I'M Isbten Srtese in Der teriibmtsn Ssps
mcur's Satterie unb nabm an 22 S6lat.
ten Gteil, nobel er nur einmal Srrpuntrt
puroe. Gr mar Elm alsemrin teliebier
iunger Wann uub ca5 ibn bel oitler 0jes
ls9snRett betrcHene uneliid pirS Ycn fer
9anjen Stabt beFlast.
- Set elmer OampftsTrl grptcfcn,
pel6e am Ucrlsbtsn DsnRas Worsen in
ben Columbia g8alswerfen Su Columbia,
pa., eintrat, wurcen mebrere QnaslleQie
l&wer Ssrlsbt. ginsr rerisItsn II etRora
ben.
DIE SsrbtnSuns Der &cGlsn .Opera-
tcren In Shupltiq County I6eint nibt 70
gut 3uIammen3u6alten, rpie bic Der Qrbei>
ter. Der ,Nonitpr" bonn pprIebten Sam-
tag filbrt 6 ScbIsnTsrfe In Rortbumter-
Lamb unb Is in SdupIfil auf, pelGe natb
Der Salis BON 1869 arteiten laITen.
- am Dprlebten 8rsitas fam Srferfcn
ysbe, Elm iunger Wann pOn NiIlin, &C.
lumbta County, mad Sbenanrpat gitp,
Shupltia Gcuntp, nit stnem 5uber 6eu.
Nafbsm er ba0elbe pertauft bate, matte
er fh auf ben Ssimwe9. Oils er etwa
etne MetIe ron Der Stapt entisrnt mar,
fam ibm mSin Mann mad. Der um Grlaut.
NIP bat ritfabrsn gu piirfen. Dies pur-
be ibm brreitpttIis ;usefanren. Na6 ei.
ner turisn gSeile jUg Der 6remee cinen
8epulper berSpr uno Ihpe 6rn. gcte,
btntsr benz er iae, In ben Naden. 3u.
slsid fam elm SpieEseiele psS 8duterS
aus Dem @ssS!j;, unb brire pIiinberten
nun bic Sdibsn ibrsS Spisrs, unb mad
ten ii6 tisrauf poppn. Cine S;unte BAR
mad wurpe Der uuglIidi6s Wann aefuns
ben uno nah Sbenanprab Gitp ;uriidss-
traht. NO sr am Dienltas farb. Wan
BAT jwet iun9e 8erls aus rem 5simat6s-
rrtt globes ais rsr 2bat Ssrpdatis sinse-
jcsen.
- Der &UbIsnrr:d, BON benz san,e
Serse an ben @ttnsn aufssbduft Fnp, wiro
ieBt in srpben Wansn mad Nep gort unO
aneeren pldBen fcrtaeiiibrt; man wirb
ibn auf irseno stne gBeile gu Srennswes
den benuben molten.
= Strcupsburg bsfommt jtbt aud
cine Strabsneiisnbabn; bic arbsit paran
BAT ttrsits te9Cnnsn.
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Wapne Gouutp.-Die Del. II. Sub
ICn Canal 60. bat cine partir Won 100
2cnnen StablI6snen fir bic neur gabn
,wti6sn ScrantUu uub 5onsspale anss.
tauf. Die nruen Shisnrn inp 10 COM
ltrutrt, bab iie cine fortlaufenpe S6iene
btlren unb has biSberiae @etGie tetm
5abren rtro fat eln,li6 ptrmieren. =
Sobn 6lether pom Wcurt ptralant, 80
Sabre alt, reriuhts am UcrleBten Mon.
tag elm altes 9ferp ein,uiansen, weldes
absr Wiscrripsnitie wurre unp i6m ben
Shdrel ctnlhlug, 70 pab rr mad 8trlduf
einer bdItrn Stunte farb.-3pri Sdaer,
Namens SampIUn uno gIrraneer, I6cIs
len am pcrlsbtsn Sdmaas rine @sile VOn
sSapmart rinsn Barren, rrr iter 500
Yfunp moo. Sn 9Bapur unp pite Guun-
ties ipllsn Barren febr ,abIrrih Isin.
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6terberI Na6 3peipG6entli&tr a6-
pelenbett lit 6r. Nettletpn Iosbsn pieper
aus benz Often ;uriidssteGr. NIT sinem
Scrratb BON Stieieln, Shuben, 9teileta-
ihen u. (. no, ipelte i9res @Ieihen 1uht.
Gr Dat i'm Gtnfaufen bic rtttiae 3eit abs
9ewartet uno bic nisbriSe @Clpprimie
fh gu gtuben sema6t unp IN naiIrli6
aud gSilens, ben 9roft nit ieinsn Sun,
ben gu tbsilsn. g6er In Iriusm @sI6dfte
porlprs6t uno Die gBaaren priiet, wtrp
iih BON Der g8abrtsit iiberSsusen.
5err QntOu ScuS bsIorst, pie bis6sr,
aud in Der 3utunft Ioppbl neus Qrbsit.
ais aud Heparaturen unO pirp Ieineu
Sreunpeu uuo 9anbsleutsn BET tbren Gin
taufeu serne bsbalFi6 fem.
Ser9ebt ntAt: bic jpeite G9iire pom
Sanpercns Slnt. 29ap
Del uno 5arbsnfofe am 8einfen unS
Silianen BET 14ap2m
6. 9. II. :. 6. Suller.
Rd5- 5abt i6r Elm neues 6aus an,us
freihen pber Elm altes Su perlhGnern. 70
iibersebt bic grbeit an @lrr. 5ap, rprl6sr
euh sufrierentsllen ptrb. Guftrise rsrs
BEN In glmsbsn's SapstenRors poer 5uI.
lers apctbete sntgssensencmmsn. 19mt
B9r Das neue pbOtosrapbiI6e atsIisr
In 6pbe Yarf 1T am Gnoe Der Strabeu.
giIenbabnlinis. Die tsfsn Silpsr psrcsn
paIslbf anssferttst uno fur 3ufrispenbsit
earanttrt. SpreGt BET tbm Dor. 14ap70
Sapeten unb 8anbpapisr BON alien
WuRern uno au isbsm Yrsiie BET
9. 9. Ii. 6. 6. Gulter.
Sc wirS beutI& ssiprU&sn. 14ap2m
Scranton Spartant. = Sir bas Sabr
1870 perbsn pom bieier 8anf fe6s prpBent
3tnIsn per Sabr auf ale Dspc[ttn, bic 81 600
nibt iibrrIftisrn, bsSablt - unb fiinf prcjent
BEL Summsn iibsr 6islsn 9rtras. aasS fret BON
Rsserunss ssirurrn fir DspOlitOrsu.
27ir6m .. 6. WSors, GaIlrfr.
8eins QpOt6stsrwaarsn unb 1sbiji.
men Su mdBissn Yrstisn, bsi
14ap2m 9. 9. u. 6. 6. Suller.
B9- Der CONNER tommt unb Serer.
mann perIanat elm @Ias fiiI6ss ti6lts
9aeerbier. @sbriiper qrcnaro linO Die
etn,iaen Sabritantsn pom 9dJrrbirr. DAM
pen. Sober, Der Qdssrbsr pertluit. loats
cine tcrIsIbrn batsn; pas IeBts 0las Bier
blettt bdourh ebsnfo gut unp frti6, ais
oas erae. Cine Der pumpsn III In itrem
Diem. unp 9Ie6waarsnsslAdft, eada'
mamma Npsnus, essenibsr Dem Court
bauIe, ausesfsllt uuO mir smpfsblsn ben
gBirt6en, i6 btelslbe anJuisben. 26mt
B1~ Die bette unb sr6ete auswabl
ppn 0aTsrtiitlern psr'aufen bic @ebri'
Der 9sCnaro lebr billis. G5sssniiter Dem
! Gpurtbaule. Cont
Ra- @tbriOsr qsonarb. ss9eniibsr benz
Gcurtbauir, blltsn auf Eager siusn gro.
zen gcrrat0 pom @ummiIhlau6 ,um
SpriBen Der Strabsn unb @6rten uuo
pertauien biliB. 26mt
H4- gBer feline 3tmmsr gut unb biais
taprjirt gu taben wInI6t, Der ilbtreete
ieine Ssitsuuns an gIlsr. pap. Quftrdee
t6nnsn in Suffers gIpotbtte ppsr In ams-
Dsn's Sapstsnssf&dft biutsrluFsn ptr-
ben. 19mi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-09
Sfcae0eIm6.

Der 6slu6fsllsr piinl6t cine StsIls In sinsui
Der btefesr cher auspGrtissn SptsIs als Stspart
pbsr 9lrrf gu rrbaltsn.
Dur6 tabrsIanssn 9etrisb birlss @slt6fts-
,psisss in fremesn 9ancrn purbe it, aubsr Der
ceutibeu Sprahe, aud Der rnsliIben, ipdnii9tn
une iialieniIbtn ppllfpmmen funbie.
StbO6 nur iOl6e @eI6aftslsutr, bic ibrs I'M
trreebrnsn mad bersn geilfuns unb Guhibrune
su i6Gstn fpiTsn, perStn eriu6t ibrs Gsrtiit
sin,uienetn. llsbsrbaupt cine Stsat nit sinfI
anntbmbartn Griftnj tpiIb- stiutt.
WPau abrtilirs ,,@tlu&ittIIsr" pOf Sor t19
Scranton, pd. 23e9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-09
YldttertQbQf.

Bir balten auf 9prratb ale SCrtsn sinbsi'
mil6er 9lGtter.5abade, sbfnlo Savanna urp
Sapa in Srisinalpsrpaduns.
Carney, "trip II. Co.,
5mi6m 30S 9adapanua Npe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-09

6rpfc 9Srciss GrrmG Fi9mna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-19

The French Court which is r,ins the claim
OF Don Francisco de Asss husband OF the exQueen sa
bella Ia deal with their Joint fortune the Of
his children has prohibited the eXQueen and Count
Ezpelaa. her steward malordomo. from nll OF
administration pending the fual decision OF the
This financial difference 10 have produced cold
ness between the husband aud wife. Tor II reported
that the former has va the common residence, aud has
taken M his abode With his friend senOr Meneses ON
whom The the of Duke OF BanOs few months ago
conferred tho Queen, although dcthrOucd S claiming
the llgLl " coulter Sugh LOuOlB.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-27
General Amnesty.

In speaking of Buffers amnesty bill,
the Richmond State Journal, which is a
very decided and candid Republican
paper, presents the following liberal
views upon the subject Of general am
nesty that will read well in this State
and make the bitter-enders blush if they
have any shame in them:
1--WE think the time has long since
passed when disfranchisement can be
of the least benefit, either to the cOun-
try at large, to the people Of these
States, or to the Republican party; and
as any law that may be passed which
shall still make exceptions, will be I'M
satisfactory and hard to enforce, an
noylng and difficult to understand we
would much prefer that all cause OF
dissatisfaction on this score should be
removed, by the repeal Of all disquali-
fying laws and provisions. The law
proposed is quite incomprehensible 10
most Of our people, and seems to in
crease the difficulties as well as the eX-
ceptions. 1t has some very good points,
which might be preserved; but our adj
vice is, that every man in the South be
recorded full, free and unrestricted
pardon for all oflenses committed, 10y
open rebellion against the Government,
or by sympathy, aid and comfort. II
we cannot make these States Rcpubli,
can by pursuing a liberal and concilia,
tory policy, we can never attain that OBJ
ject by continued prescription and dis
franchisement.N