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81 .F1rrY-Twro,' vs. ''rwE1vr., The Western
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atiful Weekly. It's cost is but . trifle more than
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terested in any branch OF Rural affairs-in
9 Farming, Gardening. Orcharding Horticulture,
9 Stock Raising, Wool Growing Dairying, Gran
: berry Culture, Bees Poultry, Rural Improve :
ments, Useful Inventions, Agricultural News,
3 Condition and Prospectsiof Markets, etc., etc.
It is worth more than it's price for it's interest
5 ing Original and Selected Stories and Sketches
Its great variety of Miscellaneous Reading
! for its Department Of Domestic 6; ,nomyand
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Young Folks The women and children are
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For several years-as far back as the
memory of'man runne.h not to the con
trary.'-whenever the congressional wa
tiers were troubled in order swiftly
to heel some lucky one whom the people
chose to shower their favors on, we have
always used our best efforts to select
one who was not only politically inacbn-
sonnnce with us,but who was personally
unobjectionable. It is needless for as
to acknowledge q disappointment at
each successive trial. One aspirant at
Ter another, singly and in pairs, sought
TO go in and win, but failure has been
their fate in every instance. Party dis
cipline, strict and rigid, has been the
only salvation left to party successes in
every congressional fight, and the fact
constantly stared all Republicans IN
the face at each successive battle with
the Democracy, that our majority was
growing small by degrees and beauti-
fully less and the last election impaled
that little majority on q REID! This is
a brief and comprehensive view OF the
party's past history and present situa-
ton. -eat- en-aa as
To those who believe that the Repub-
lican organization is founded on princi-
pies of equal and exact justice, and is
not intended for the exclusive confer
ring Of its official patronage on one
man to the barring out of all others, it
will be pleasant and satisfactory to know
that the Office of Representative. has
sought out man to fill it, and his nu-
.nerous Republican friends throughout
the district have prevailed upon him to
allow them to use his name in this con-
nection. It therefore affords us unfeign-
ed pleasure to announce that Hon. JER-
RE WILSON, is a candidate for Congress
subject to the decision of the Republi-
cans of the District, either by popular
nomination or such other method as thu
party may adopt. ED ,o9a5o I've
Here is candidate, honest, capable
faithful-who has never been mixed-uI
with the personal hatreds, mailiciou
vindictiveness, and develish heartburn
ings that have heretofore torn and di
vided the party, and we CONFIDENT.
call upon every Republican to rally +
his support, and by that means restor
unity to it, and thus remove from th'
District the disgrace that has fastened
upon it by and through the conduct v
have above noted. Let us have Peace
By having for the Republican standard
bearer OF the Fourth Congressions
District, Judge WILSON. .bs7f8rol
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secT-,T T-sEE KIN -E-1g--..,a EA-.A
DENTISTS FEE BE

3@'ss4 Ras RroHxosD. Nov. IS, 1852
We, the undersigned, Dentists Of Richmonds and
,sn do hereby
strictly by the following Bill Of Prices to take eaect
froaths date, Nov. 81 1869: seq saa4zads sd& =
A fun set of % Teeth ON Rubber, (Guns yi..s..g.
half fs set & il Teeth, on Rubber Go. 81 80.
One Tooth Tooth On Rubber. CUM $500. 100
Each Additional Tooth; On Rphber, Guns q 1@3 90
A full set Of Temporary Teeth, Plain .o..
h half ses 81 Temporal; Teeth, iPi.in W
o.s Gs::is2 On iGSs .raSpas: s 60
Each additional Tooth, on Rubber, Tenn
fe '. :. # Teeth s. q asid,:: L: q e e
A half QG % % 20
e e.s 7 sssss or 9 $es.6, "
full full. set on Silver same as Rubber 20 70 go
One Tooth On Silver, 500
8 Is = 4 e: t''S'P,r' :: ::
k. sea On kae SSs1 sss6
Resetting Upper or Lower-Set, 1890. 10 %
Extracting one (1) Tooth, with Gas Or .esfs, a.
ssos S sssisss.i lea andsi SANS NOR
E,tt s,stiI,0p, one ;s' Is roosh. e ss
Tss viii ssid i.ea q Z ss :, g g
Large crown cavities, oeto ~ W
Filing sC with Sn or Silver 1 1nssanion % g
TT ss.sss aes sa ils S* Il Te.;i
from ...S... ..................5 % 70 Sos0
Alpzs.igss enesse~suasso Tor workAebsdsns un.
der this Bill Of Prices.
No deductions or deviation will be made from th .
above prices in any case whatever:
WIN. 4. WEBSTER, w. HMEwErrs
TH 9; ROSE, ga AN. NEWTON.
n36-3mo
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On cold, dreasy'- eveningin autumn
a small boy, .pooay clad yet clearly,
and tidy, with pack upon his back,
knocked at 6e dor of IN old Quad er
in the town d s.. add inquired, us
Mr. Lanman at homer
yes
The boy wished to see inay-and was
speedily ushered into the host presence.
EiFfiend I.dnmari was one Of the veal
thiest men in the county, and President
of tho railread. The boy had come to
see II he cold obtain 4 situation on the
ro~ear--He said~thathe -was- an orphan;
-hissmother had been dead, only two
months, and he was now a homeless
wanderer. But the lad was too small
for the filling OF. any place within the
Qaaker,s gift, and was forced to deny
and said to him s..s, s, er>oq. "a fe-~.
ssThee may stop in my house tonight
and on the marrow I will give the names
of two or three good men in Philadelphia
to whom thee may apply with assurance
of kind reception at, least. I am sorry
that ! have no employment for thee. -
o. Later in the evening the old Quaker
went the rounds Of his spacious mansion,
that all.uas safe; before retiring for the
night As he passed thedoor of the lit
tie chamber where the poor wandering
orphan had been placed to sleep, hc
heard voice. He stopped and listened
and distinguished the tone Of simple,
earnest prayer. He bent his ear nearer
and heard these words from the boys
lips: nd5z5eo. as r-.esz,, vs;4esf9 ssff3 lei
s~s.Oh,t good Father in heaven help
me to help myself. Watch over me as
watch over my own conduct, and care
forme as my deeds merit! Bless the
good man in whose house ] am sheltered
for the night, and spare him long, thai
he may continue his bounty to other sui
fering ones. Amen" LES svrasaft-a a "a.
And the Quaker responded another
amen as, he moved on; and as he went
he meditated. The boy had q true idea
of the duties Of life,s and possessed {
warm, grateful heart Tnsr oH3 lsosgvs
81 verify think that the lad will be Q
treasure to his employer was the con
Guiding reflection. y ssh sgs.rssa sca
81 When the morning came the old Qua
ker changed his mind concerning hi
answer to the boys application. y9 shs
y who learned thee to pray2' ainqui
red Friend L. fas;e.s 1H--ss#szss
My mother, SIR was the soft reply
And the rich brown eyes grew moist.
oo'And thee will not forget thy mother
counsels p aafv1s SD 6s5w vtiasGp e4Y
FL cannot, for know that my success
in life is dependent upon them.' zalfs
MY boy. thee mayst stay here in m.
house, and very soon I will take thee t.
my Office. Go now and get thy break
fast . IL gtsz1.una nsE5 .aoItra tspsEs
Friend L. was gathered to the spiri
harvest shortly after the breaking out Q
the war of the rebellion; but he lived t
see the poor boy he had adopted ris
step by step until he finally assumed III
responsible office which the failing guar
dian could no longer hold. And to ,da
there is no man more honored and re
spected by his friends. and none mor
sfearedeby gamblers and SPECTATORS i
Irresponsible stock, than is the one
poor wanderer--nowsPre President Of tn
best managed and most productive raj
way in the United States bas
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

Col. Bickle is out in new role
that Of religious exhorter. He made
three excellent efforts at the NJ e.
Church, in this place, during the past
week. His audience were Very large,
and his remarks well received. He left
. good impression as TO his honesty,
picSy end christian rectitude.-IG Green
field Democrat, Jan. ~. ri =. - -
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70 Ali Whom It May Concern.

NJ0TICE is hereby given, that certain gentlemen
note for ceftain revolving caltivator, oalling
3 for (4AOO9 four hundred dollars, jor whoever may
me by fraud or surreptitiously. thsrs6sss caution
all persons against negotiating for the came. aIos
Richmond, Ind.,l :bPET2R ScHIhDLkR:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

Go to NJ : B. Ballard's Depot Drug
store. for Medicines, Drugs, Toilet
Articles; Paints, Oils. and Dye-Stuffs ,
Lamps, Chimneys,s Proprietary Medi-
cines,, and everything you may need
from q No. l Drugstore :. bssEa r.ss5s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

ExIRzCf-FR0A~ 1S8rx88-B kOA UNIT
CRorx.- Ne bad van
dered for many hour thfpugF n8 bed
forests of'Tropical 6hruB and tribes,
some of them -enittilg lost d icious
and invigoratins odo6 WIN we dden-
ly came upon alargq Ind Mell cul ivated
plantation. In the center u whicn were
several buildings: Entering these we
found them to be heTspress houses
stills &C., where the sugar cane is
crushed for the manufacture of St.
Croix Rum. Over loo Coolies were at
work, and the smell IRON the ferment>
inc. .yats was very sxhilera.lng and
pleasant. We were shown through the
all the Rum here produced was shipped
York, to be made into their celebrated
PLAxrArIoN BrrrERs.z The 'peculiar good
effects of this Rum which is the purest
and best in the world-afe we'll known.
Not single case OF Dyspepsia Fever
and Ague, Consumption, or any such
disease can be found on this Island,
Except Of invalids come here for their
health, fands they are almost always
cured. - Combined with CalissyA Bark
Cascarilla, and other important ingredn
ents, this Rum becomes PLANTAxI0y
B1rTERs; and surely no finer Tonic and
general Family Remedy was ever seen,
The combination of these Bitters wa
first discovered here many years agol
and all the Natives swear by PLANrA-
TON BITTERs, and say there is nothing
like it, Judging by the robust health
OF the witnesses, am certain their tes-
timony is true & 4sgSags r. s. r:
rs-h4 .e7ST 81 .rsE
MAaNorrA-W ArER-Superior to the best i'm
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esS Accumuiat1n8 Es0CusC4Y - So
asd impartng it to the body, whereby the circulation
Of tie bleed becomes eauaissd upon The parts vhsrs
applied, causing pain and morbid action to csssss
The Porous plasters flexible, and found Of oreat
help 70 those who have weak backs, pain in IL
side. Especially thsy valuable TO those who hass
neglected colds They often preventiss Of Cod-
su1up&ton, nay they arc believed 10 havs gloonued
the grasp Of this terrible aficfion and been mainly
Instrumental in eecting cure. In variable climate
they shonld be worn on the breast or bstwesn the
shoulders the kidseys, BY those who are Sub.
iect to take cold easily. - s..sg 49, H-4PACoS
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Building Association.

y On Saturdaday night next, this Association
will again meet at No 2 Engine Hal. fosahe
purpose of concentrating plans for effe4ing q
couple 9 organization Shares to the sneent
of about forty thousand dollars were taken at
last Saturday nights meeting. a9 vad a.
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MILLYNERY.

MTT.vINERY. DO essEsEh7- s'f8F8 H38 = %
Ladies', do you want either 9 Fashionable or Plain
Bonnet-beautiful Ribbons, Flowers and Feathers
in short anything in the Millinery line3 Go to Mrs.
SARAH A. ILIrF, North Franklin, few doors
from Main, nearly opposite .Sanxer Haiie, and she
will supply your wants to- your entire Satisfaction,
and at prices that will please you.
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D% Lost--on Spring, Pearioox Main
Street, on the 25th inst, one Jet Cross
Breast Pin. The finder will be literally
rewayyled by leaving it1at Ba1gi9a Stove
Store No. 1876. Man st. G = ~,
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Jacob Kern, has the prestigeoei , ahead
Of his competitors in the Merchant Tailoring
line, with his superior material and fits. Leave
your orders at Jacob Kcrn's il you want Cloth
ing to please, at prices that will tickle you.
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Go to the Clothing Store of B. & w. Frank
ell, 1853 MairStreet. fox every article Of wear
ing apparel you may need and you can be sere
of purchasing at fair rates for Cash. Remem-
Der the sign Of the Zouave.o i g 81, ,sss ST. =,
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The number Of liquor shops in Boston has
been diminished nearly 500 since the prohibi-
tory law took effect IN July. ezra re s..
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EE. EE.s. G~e Fl ES-
The attention Of our readers is directed e
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part of the Palladium
ass This truly Valuable Medicin els. recommend.
ed by all who use it. Read the certificates.
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For Cuts, BuFnss
Bolts, Druis q -
SORES, Ulcers Can
GERS. S0fe Nipples,
Broken ID re ast .,
Chapped Lips and
Han4.yEHReiOae
Mind Ind Die ediyo1
Piles, C0r1s, B1n-
hons. Ch1lblafna,
J Bites.of IAect&s
Aniniafs, &c. &c.
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81 FRED DOUGLASS mysteriously s&ys
Zone and God make, . majority" gnab
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Republican County cenventien

The Republicans Of Wayne County are hs1ss
by requested to meet in mass convention az
the Court House, in Centrevilie, on Saturday,
the 12th day Of February. 1870 TO- appoint
forty>thrse delegates to attend the RepublicSrs
state convention, to be held at cInliAnspoafs.s
on the 22d Of February. 1870, to select Z
County Central Committee, and to attend to
such other matters As may properly come be.
fore them. In accordance with the call or The
State Central Committee, on behalf Of the
County Central Committee, we invite Jall per-
sons, who sympathize with, and support the
policy Of the President and Congress-, ID their
reconatruotiyed measures, all who arc in favor
Of equal ndjmpartiai suffrage. all who are IN
favor Of the ecohcmical Administrations Of the
pational aad state governments, all who are in
favor Of paying the just and honest debts Of
the government, according to the spirit and les
ter Of the law, to come up and let as reason
together, lot us forget that we ev,r had any
diferences smong ourselves, and 9remembsr
only that We are all Republicans and lovers Of
our common country and that we meet togeth-
er to take counsel for her common goodoA few
more united efforts will place our beloved
country on . firm and solid basis, and the tiers
rible and sad lessons that many Of US have felt
and suffered in the past eight years, will have
been, in measure, forgotten. Come then, zone
and all, let us reason together. By order Of
the Wayne County Central Committee. It,,
q. B. PAYNE, Chm.
RrcnnoxD, Jan. 14th, 1870. e'ay9osA
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]. Zeyen 4 Bro, better prepared than ever be-
fore to accommodate their customers with any article
clothing they may need made to order to from
the best Of material. which they have pew on hand
No. e32, Main-street. Their prices are reasonable.
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aNo11A,lW Superior to the best inn
ported German Cologne, and sold zAs hall
1,rice 8 arsssf = & e- al k5IR Seu3aH1T wTzFssx
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[as Mrs. GAYLORD is doorskeeper atsthe
Leavenworth, Opera house,. .ezstsas1b
|TsOhiot built 663 school houses last
year. The length of the Capitol build
ing is 75i feet. pfgfoa 9 .guoiaosqxT

ing - .ot ieet.sfIfo9 9 .snoiaoiQzT
|sn OUR FIN ANc1 AL s7LIAB1LIrY.-Amo ng
the many grammatical difficulties in tn e
English language is the proper use ofthe
words shall and w;H. For instnce, "The
United States wiU pay to bearer Two
Dollars" sdfE0m vi e<69pi92G d
~ L. this prophecy or promise? 3s
Ifprophetic, when ,oiU be fulfilled?
i If promissory, when shall 1T be, per
formed? .bsbaH0w
os1 Il is stated that the new negro United
States Senator from Mississippi will
bring with him q bill for the removal of
all political disabilities-which ought to
teach lesson in moderation to extrem
lists of both, the Republican and Demo
cratic parties. "''' '''' E.es.E'.--
Esa An hishman' s. description of q fiddle
can not be beat: ut was the shape of
turkey, and the. size Ola goose; he
turned It over on its back, and rubbed
its belly with stick; and, och st. Pat
rick! how it did squale!" ET<-tsneg&
| The, Rev. DIR. Osgood says Of wine
drinking in Europe: MY experience
| favors the general impression that the
water is often dcbilitating, and that a
moderate allowance of light wine is prop.
| -er, as it is common" .5 -. - -
l. The Public Debt will be reduced
/ this month between two and three mil
lion dollars.aaE he expenses Of the Gov
/ ernfnent for Jenuary do not vary much
from last month - while the internal rev
are Light The customs
breceipts, are fair, amounting already to
S13, 100000 The showing for a rednc-
ton of the public debt is not so favora'
/ be sssat this time last monthssq7a0
/ 80 al r sare..r ]
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! sress Will most invariably give instant relief. g
For BRoscH1rrs, AsrHxA, eCArARRH, OoNsuAPTIvK
and THROAT DISEASES, they have . soothing effect.
q SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to
clear and strengthen the voice. -
ss Owing to the good reputation and popularity Of
the Troches many toortess and cheap issmtdoss are
offered ohich good for nothing. Be sure to oBr AIN
the true "a ~ sg
Browns Bronchial Troche q
sa- ssss SOLD EVERYWHERE. AR
~ee-Ss@ - Vsi' sS' sns6-S.M.P.6m12
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SILvRR W1DDINa.-John Bernard Gausephol and
his wife Jane M. Gausepoh, of our city, celebrated
thel twenty-6fth anniversary of their welded HIVES
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StaOt ttuO Staat.

~ Eas SCRANTON @pbsnblatr rr
iffint jften DUnnsrifas unp fcltct jdbrlit S2.W
unp balttGbrlth s tWI i'm 8Uraus 3abIbar. 81
bat zine arS6sre @srbrritung ale iraenc Elm an
eeres beuticbes 9latt In euserne County.
An1etgeu rpsresn su ben fefaeiesten Yreiier
anaenommen. Gep tbnlihe (iempordTe) 9Injetaen
mi1tn sprausbe,ahIt ptrten; Guntrnfts fir bnIb'
tibrIi6s ObFr iGbrIibt anlsiJrn te nab lstetiu-
fcmmeu, unp IsBttre psrprn ir dnee fOrtsd:Ft
bis lie abbelteIlt peroen.
au3risen unp Srfdnutmahuuger. our QubIi.
fation i'm ,,@chrnblatt" beitintmt, iollten Disn-
flag IOrmiiags streri9t weresn, um psnielbrn
Aufndbms su iidern.-GrSBere Gtnlrnrunaen
miifrn idbcn MOntaas einaerei6t unp nit ssbu
Gents bic tinis be3ablt pereeu. - Seri6te iibrr
all9smetne Ntuieieiten wfrpen unentgsIpIih duf'
gfncmmen.
9pt'arbsiten aIltr art in beuii6sr unt
eualiber Sprafe. perteu pilnftid unp gut an
gsfsrftat auf bieien 3Wris pss @eidGftes len.
len mir beIpneers Die 2lufmerfiamfeit eeuilbgr
@rihGftsleutt. iueem ss uuisr Seitrstrn iriu
pirp. in icIttn grteitrn fsinsr nnbrrsn bsiissu
Crudsrsi na6suitebsu.
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Ossues atbnbmncber.G;efeh6ft, 2

Der llutrprt6nsts brftrt iit, ben Deutlteu
pen Serantcn uno tlmeeaene eis anitias 3u
maiden, eab er in benz friiber pen 5rn. 8Slfer
bfpobntfn oGuis. penn Nveuut. cterbaIt
Vplfers Warft. cine Shubmadjernsrfltdtte er.
Onnst bat, uHe empfebt iidu Jur gInfsrtsuns SUn
Sotn Beiue.
Seranion, 8. Stunt 1869.
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Sect bercit!
0rbr. Gnrpenter

iiue isbt tereit fir ben 5riibiabrs.8srfsbr nit
sinsm Srrbsn Spuatb pCu
Ofarbles, MsS=SsSf6cfc,
Nllics, 9uppcn,
Gummibdlfcn, Sillise Juipeleu,
Sprineitriefe, SpiclIad1cn,
streidbb6ljhen, Wfasfen fur Sdlle
Sabdef, stboru3ueeer,
Silligc Si9arrcn, Sraiiliau. Mnife,
Saunummi, Gnalifhe
Safritc, SaiCl
Srangcn, unb 4cacan
Sitrouen, WfanSelu,
beim aGif6sn. Saitnnien.
8srfaufsn
tut OrOkem unO 6leinen.
llebfrbaupt balien mir auf gcrratb cine arci.
Nuatp lbI Won eerartigeu JSaaren unb psrFaufrn
pieleten biliser ais irssnb Gin @sibdft nubsr.
balb Rrp.yCrf.
@ir Isnfen bic bsiCntsrt aufmsrFIamttit auf
ben aleinperfauf.
llnfere Candies (3uderpsrD IInb immer friit
unp BON better GualitGt. t0f3m
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SerautrH gpartauF. - Sir bds Sa6r
1870 perren ron bteltr 8anf fedhs prp3tnt
3inIen per 9abr auf ale Tepcliisn. bic $1,000
nittt iiterltrigen, tsjablt - uue fiinf proaent
tst Summsn tiber ,ieien 9etras. alles frei pom
Neaterunesiteuern Iiir DepcitpreH.
27tr6m 8. s. Wppre, GaIfirer.
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SSir ffreben macb 6efallem!
OWENS Atelier,
(friibtr 9rcpur0'e)
UM0rblc SlCef;"

= = - y " CE iU u u u u " I u u .
Srrante pa.
Ia i'd fii3lih has pbctcgrapbt6t gtteIier pcn
.. q. grppncll fiuilieb erltdrren babe unr eas
Gjeibaft lhpn cine 9teibs pom Sabren nit Or
fpIg fiibrts, 10 bin icb i'm Stnnpe, 9iper iepsr
Ari anSufertisen, mic
0ifitens 6arten, TcrrotppeS,
SDorptppcs, SfmbrOtppcs,
Starcpfecpe, Saficrs Sdrtcu.
9rIrnStrs aufhrrfiamfrit perwrnre i'd auf bic
gorsslan 8iierr. peIde in grCbet ShTnbeit an
geferttgt une an alarbeit unp pra6t ppn Geinsm
anesren iibsrtrrffen perrsr.
8rmmt unb beitbt bic prObsu.
llnIere aarten. 9ilrer linp in elmer @eile aus
gsfibrt, pel6e in pieiem SbeiIe hes Stnatrs
nicbt erreidt pirb. Brilliant une alarbeit
fennaei6asn tic alle oIs srifs aIaiIs arbrt. Sin
StIu6 ltspeust 5eerrmann. -.
Gin setrsues Bib garautirt.
aintrrn isben filters pire beicneerr aufmrrt.
lamFeit sspirmst, bod irllten bsren gllper Spi.
I6en 10 uno 2 llbr grnCmnen percen.
pbUtp psrapbieu,
BON alsinifsn bic ,ur 9eteuearBBr, cclcrirt nit
Del, palftG, g8aiIer crer 5nrirn.8arte, pcn ye.
ben pesr prn altfn Silrern ecpirt.
Ollie pIattcn perrCn nufgebpbrn llnb fTnnen
bapcu jeberssit Atsiiae semadt Wrresn gIuftrGes
per pcit psrpen pilnftlid eHeftuirt. a1- Ias
gepiinidte Bib mub aeuau brfhrirbfn prrten.
sllls ptrtcsrapbiitt SiIrsr prrpen Srgsn &c.
rinet fOitsn rclCrirt.
SzBT Tamen ipIltsn feline blaBrrtbr, blaut
peer purpurne AIeirer traarH, rd e id, bell al.
nsbmen. 9m Gmpfana. unb aHa'irGimmer 1T
ltsts zine Tame Sur SiIfeieiHnna eHpeienp.
RsB SiIcer ron ararfen unp 5pptsn psrern
i'm 6auie genpmmen.
glniidbten prn @ @bGuben cher nuerren SadIcu
psrcsn su ben bilgtr- preiien unC iebr gut auf-
genommru.
SOprbl bel belem mic aud bet riibrm @et.
ter wereen Silrer eenrmmrn. -
glltums, Habmen uup 2uaH:n in grocer
auswabl unb billis.
$40 s. 81. Swen, gbCtcgrapbiif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-24
SiuiOe 6Oblen! !

llntertibueter emrFrbIt bermit rintn gante-
Isuten ieine aCbIen better GuaIitSt 3u fOlsenrn
biIlissn preiien:
Vump apblCn $500
6beltnut ;, $40
Stppe 3.25
Srters fDunsn biutGrln1su pfrben tci Srn.
9Ubn appsrt. 8ranf aisfer. JnIUb Nuus unb bri
mir irbit uub fnpen prUmptr 8sriidiidtisuns.
3f3m pyitip SartmnnM
petersturg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-24
@cr bat altc Gcntc?

Giir amsrifanii6s alts Gtnts ron een Sabr-
aGnarn 1892. 1893. i799 1894. 1919 unb 1915
psrtsn quite Tr,iis tsjablt. GbtnIO fir babs
gentr grwiiIsr 9dbra6nas.
gRsr fCl6s triiBt mslbs i& In Der ErpstittOu
eirirs 3Iohte. 3tS