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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-21

do not wish 10 inform you, reader that DIR. Won
derful, or any other man. has discovered a remedy
that cures Consumption, when the lungs are halt
consumed, in short, will cure all diseases whether
of mind, body or estate make men live forever, and
leave death to play for want of work, and is de-
signed TO make our sublunary sphere blissful
Paradise to which Heaven itself shall be but side
show. You have heard enough of that kind Of
humbuggery. But when tell you that DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy wu positively cure the worst cases
Of Catarrh in the Head, 1 only assert that which
thousands can testify to. will pay $500 Reward
for a case that cannot cure. A pamphlet giving
symptoms and other information sent free to any
address. This remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price 30 cents. Sent by mail postpaid, on receipt
of sixty cents, or four packages for two dollars.
Beware of counteyeits and tcorthess limitations See
that my private Stamp which is a positive gnardn-
tee Of Genuiaeness, is upon the outside wrapper.
Remember that this private Stamp, issued by the
United States Government expressly tor stamping
my medicines, has my portrait, name and address,
and the words ~. 5. Certificate of Genuneness, y
engraved upon it, and need not be mistaken. Don't
be swindled by travellers and others representing
themselves as DIR. Sage; am the only man now
living that has the knowledge and right manufac-
ture the Genuine Br. Sages Catarrh Remedy, and
never travel to sell this medicine.
X. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
dec26-feod3m 133 Seneca ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-21
NEW 7-3O GOLD LOAN {!
SAFE PROFITABLE ! PERMANENT
JAY 60 * T. &c 9 o
Offer for sale AT Par and Accrued Interest the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds
OF THE
Northern Pacific II. II. Company.

These bonds are secured, FIRST, by a First Mort
gage the Railroad itself its rolling and all
equipments; SECOND, by First Mortgage on its
entire Land Grant, being more than Twenty-Five
Thousand Acres of Land to each mile of Road.
The Bonds are free from United states Tax; the
Principal and Interest are payable in Gold-the
est Semi-annualy, at the rate of SEVEN and THREE
TENTHs PER CENT per annum.
They are issued in denominations of 800, $780,
81 900, s. 900 and $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are MeSsrs. Jay
Cooke, of Philadelphia, and J. Edgar Thompson,
President OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company.
These Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds viii at all times
before maturity, be receivable at Ten PER CENT
Premium (or l.l0), in exchange for the Campany's
lacds at their lowest cash price
In addition to their absolute safety, these Bonds
yield an income larger, we believe, than any other
irstclass security. Persons holding United States
5-20s can, by converting them into Northern Pa
cities, increase their yearly income one-ttird, and
still have a perfectly reliable Investment.
HOW TO GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank or
Banker will supply these Bonds in any desired
amount, and of any needed denomination. Persons
wishing to exchange stocks or other bonds for these
can do so with any of our Agents, who will allow
the highest current price for all Marketable secur
tiles.
These living IN localities remote from Banks,may
send money, or other bonds, directly to lis by eN-
press, and we will send back Northern Pacific
Bonds at our own risk, and without cost to the in
vestor. For further information, pamphlets, maps
etc, call OH address the undersigned, or any ot
the Banks or Bankers employed to sell tins loan.
For sale by
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02

- Die Deutfhtn baten perIhieoene
febr artter 3rinfliebsr; ater iis mad,sn
teinen @ebrauh papon. Gm @ufaua ets
mes S6mauiss wpllen iie nidt fnsen,
neil ttnen bas Srinfeu lister lit. unp am
Gnbe fSnntn iie oft ni6t. wsnn ia du6
pcllten, neil ibnsn Die 3unes gu ihpsr
ptrb.
= Das S6aBpepartsmsnt Ipiro I'm
Mar5 sebn WtliGnen in Sonbs anfduien
unb febsn WtliUnen In Sob pertaufen.
- Sm 5aicn bon geW 2JUrt wirb Die
SrisseI6aluppr Saratoga gum Trans
port Don 8Urrdtbsn fur bic nOtblsirsnOer
5ransUltn einssriHtet.
= Der fhpsrite Wanu In Shupttl
County, uno ptslleidt i'm saujsn Staate
ftarb porleBts Wtttppd Na6t In Sbupl.
fitI 5apeu. Sain Name mar Scbn Sau
fun, unp sr wc9 3ur 3ett leines Sopss
440 plumb. @r errethts elm glItsr ucl
81 Satrsn, 9 Wunaten uub % 3asen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
Aenminlpania 0efet8ebnua.

Sm Staats.Senat wuros am 6rsitae
cine 8eiclutipn an9encmmen, wel6e ben
@pupsrnGr erIu6t, Elm 0utahtsn pcn
benz Qttprnsy. .0snsrll iitst Die Ssrettt'
9uns Der Giisnba6neompaSnisn, srcrbi'
tants Sra6tidss gu srbtbsn, sinjuforssrn
unb ttm Ssnat vurIuls9en.
Ter @pupsrn6r unisrss Staatss bat
an rie @sirbsetuns sins 8utftait ss'
I6idt, pCrin sr bic 0ittsIstsr aufcrbsrt,
pas Bolt ssssn bic usbsrsriHs Der Giisn'
babn GOmpasntsn gu bsI6hBsn. Der
SUtl6aft ii ras @utadtsn res General
anpottet bsissfiist wUna& srssn ale
felt Ut optiruus Der GUnfituttcn pUn 1888
incUrpcrirtsn GiIsnbobn Gcmpasnisn,
welte has putlitum iltsrfCrrsrn, etn8s'
Ihtittsn psrrsn tann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02

- Die farbtss Ganuias Surnrr, ipsI6e
Rd pdbrsnp Der Itbtsn BabI. Champagne
In WiEcuri In ben uisbtrtrG6ti9Rsn Sr
idimpfunsen sessn bic Ssuti&sn srSina,
ii pom 0rdfpsntsu gum 9rianbten In
qttsria srudnnt wOrren. Rabri6rinlt6
ldidt man brnIsltsn bOrlbin, nm ion aus
psm @ef&tstrriIs rsr Dsutit Am'rtfansr
Su brtnSrn.
- Ter ebsmaliss Gsbeasn' General,
qrrOlO GIss9, ftarb AM pOrIsBtsn Otsnfa9
Nahnittos In Baltimore.
- Die Burger Don II Scrcu99s an
Der 5uSlsits bss WOncnsabela balttn
gsrIamm!unssn, um iittr stne GCnicliba'
tion itrrr Srti6oftsn nit ptttsbur8 3u
beratbsn. Disie SOrUuSbs taben 3uiam'
men $4,000 GiuwObner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02

Sie 3u 0rriailles bereinbartcn Srirs
bensbeoingungen Dun brr franjOii=
i6cu MISUNDERSTANDING
ouortntu,tct,

FDtU
angennmnlen.
GlIaB unb elm She'll pUn 9Uttrinseu, sin-
f6liebli6 Der 5efuns Def, an
DsutfdIanp ateetreten.
Tranfreitb Sablt cine @ntfDdois
auue Don 200 Milficncm
4Sfunb Stcrtiue.
Gin She'll bee fran3EFi6tn @sbietss unb mebs
rsrs 8sifunsen bIsiten aIs garantie ron
ben DsutiGsn bsisBt.
Berlin, 20. 5ebr. Die beutl6e 8egie
runs bat pffsisa ansstinri0t, bic NatiU.
nalper fammluna Su 8urreaur babe Die
ibr pom 5srrn Sbisrs uro rem tbm beige
Bsbsnsn Grisrsnsuntsrbd dnblsrn Duraeless
ten Sepineunsen ausenUmmen. Stric
fnb fclsenpt:
y Nbtretuus rtr YrpUinS glIae.
p attrstuns Der Sefun9 WcB (unr
ietsnfalls pes bts babtn reidenpen @ebte-
ties BON 9ptbringsn). Die 5eltung Bel
fort III In ben csutihen 5Urrerunaen MIDI
NIT tntssriifen.
b Ss5abluus elmer Gutihaptsun9 pCr
200 @itIlicnen Yfuno Sterling.
Die DeutIhen bnlten eincn She'll pee
frans6fiden @sbisteS unO mebrere 5eitun'
gen (pie in psm abssl6Ioffneu usbereir-
fCmmen btjsidnrt fnp) 70 Iansc trieBt
Bis ale Ssctn9unBen erfI(t fnp.
Die heutlhen 3ruppen werten am Wfun
tass In Yarts einJtebsn uno bic eIpidtldsr
Seloer teieBeu.
Die grGffnung bes bsutihsn gurla'
msnts LIT auf ben 16. NdrS peri6cbsr
porben.
WIn6sn, 27. Ssbruar. &ailsr 0il
belm bat benz S5nise Don Saiern bic I'm
ter;st6nuns Der Observation-Disclosures
tele9rapbtl6 anse,eist.
8rrbeaur, 26. 5sbr. 5srr 5btsrs uni
leint golIegen bel rem 8srlailer 5rieSrns
perbanbluusen Tnp bsute bier einsetrpfsn
Die MISUNDERSTANDING pfc9 Gin
lauss eebeime 8eratbuu9 iiber bic tb
unterbretteteu 6rtsbsnsteeinsun9en uni
es ptrb nun BON suoerlGla9sr Seite Ser
1Hert, bic 8erlammlung perbe bic ppi
VtttN Optttp INV NOtHpIItH htt btH Ctut
l6sn persinbartsn Srteosnsprdltminariel
nit elmer srUben unp enifAiepsnen NajC
rttdt gsnebmt9en.
Der Mpntteur tbeilt nit, pap 602 5elp
seI6iibe, wsldse 81 Der partIer 4rmse 9e
b6rtsn, ben Deutf6en ausssltsiert nor
ben 1ub. 1857 6anCusn in suter
Stanre famen In BEN Sorts in persl
5dnbe.
paris, 81. Sebr. Dns SOurnal be-
Debats iast, tab wdtrenb Der fir pi
3atIuns Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fsfse
IeBten 3tdbtiaen 5riit 50,0 900 Nann beut
l6e Gruppen bic Champagne beIsBsn I'M
BON Der franS6flden 8eserung uutsrbaI
ten ipsrpsu Tpasn. gBenn Dor Nbtauf be
5rif pUlfdnpise 3abIuns ssIeifst III. +
Ica bic Gbcmpa9ne iUfcrt serdumt psr
ben.
9is Na6tiHt bon Der unter,ei6nunl
Der 6rtebens Yrdliminaritn tsfati9t liG
De. BaTenfiarano 1T bic um Sag
perlansert worben. Ter Gtn,us be
Eeutf6sn In paris III her Yrets, rel
6ranfrsib fir 8tlfrrt bt3ablt.
Die Deutfden riden am Wittwu6 Il
paris Elm unb r1umen bic StaOt pieeer
fcbnlb btr Tritbe ertldrt lein pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
Nylpnatsfcbriften aen.

Der llntrrsei6nrte bat irBt bic Agrnmr Spn
allen in Scranton unb llmgC9rro eiugefiItrtrn
Wpnnts1riften unb 3eitunsen iibfrremmrn
uno wirb bieirlbsn ben Serebrtrn Nbpnnenten
prompt ins Saus lteferu.
Natbpliten cmpfebr i'd eaS tatbpliide Sauss
bud, gllte unr neue 98elt uno anbre fdtbpl.
3eitIbrifttn unb Bidder. Au6 lisftrr i'd IA.
lCuNer unS Gbnltde Bsrfs. Shriftsn unpaiien.
ben Snbaltrs Ssrbreitr idb feline.
nimmt sbenfalIs 8e1rllunasn fir mid an.
9f7t 9afob @et9er, GebarlndBr.
Rptis -Serr Safr6 Gjeiger If aud srmGd
tigt, Subirriptipnsn auf bas Scranton Wp.
tentlatt" sntgsgen3unsbmen uue es Tereen dllC
ibm iibrrgetsnsn Sefsaungen pinftli6 aussr.
fiibrt. 6rtebr. gS agner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
MiiNcr,
GbctrIcs
Merchant Tailor,

Cfrabrr in @tlfesbarre,)
madt hermit tefauut, ca6 CT lid, in Srrautpr
niCtergeaisn unb Gin @ridGfislpIHl in pcnn
NYCnue, uuterbalt err Mmlberrp Sn0fr, upnnet
bat. W miro rtS cine quite 2Iuspabl eom beiten
Gu6e irper Sprte pprrGtbia bnltrn unp bnilclbc
nab bCm mUoernitcn Stplr ,u ansii9en Ucrar'
bCiCu.
Reparamrcn uno ale in meiu Sad cinIbtn.
ssnorn Nrbeitsn WGrStn prpmpt unb bilIil be-
IOrgt. 1890
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
SSeme 7s3Oer 6olNsg(nleibG
Slider! Prufitabrl ! Permanrnt

t nr r;.,, .,,,,, Ca.rf,,E
Wv epStt Gnp e .. pUsi't.M 4n,'' ~ 2'tsna rst.
sM M gat' uRs auIgs.anltnsn N Hi S"ass.ltn Vm S,r
Wlptlga9v, SIHo ~, S'luhL e'V'' o'"'" wv '''''
tpfTH ea'1Bs m Na'IdSH' 6I ~. ~. ,a.n. exa.,a
sur6 sirr GrIe Spcrtnoor AMI Sie GiIenbobn
ssIkH Ssrsr gstrirbsn,Stsri,i mns oIIs Ginrid,-
h,rns, omc;tsnS SnrG, siur Gr,fr TBrrtnnoe
n"f ssrsr oSn,fiHs 0orStTenf,,uo msittr n'ebr
niI % on,s;,trs,,no,,io SnmfsnS SIdrr 0orb ouf
;sSs S Sms;is @Sh,, % EstrSSt 1""''''
S>;s an,Ss s,,h frs; "r,, g,sr sstootsn Carr
goSitol mn NM oimrsu & tinS IN IN S;stS ,oEISar - Sos
S,s;t,t ,,nS Sfbf,,,f "n, Sreisin 5Sohrrn urs Sie
Spm' o;rfs" tS INV ,ps Snn Sirtrn
- 80; Esntnrr Snkr
a. ~ iinS i, - s,i,,,sn nr,, StOO SS00
ot0ao 'Sy .sHo6 ~ ,,,,h stn 0n0 nws,r,tcGt gNic
rvc.s %oJ0" ,,tor ssr Npnrt.o,s i;rS Ss ~ 5lnS
Sa"te So, "'s s,sn,SsrnG, ,5,S 8 Gs,nr Skrmny
a., o,rSEhs,,, Ssr StenrSnIH,nio Central Wien.
In, IN g,saS''' ga.,S W. *'"'''''""'" S''''"'
'"go I'M. W., o,..,z. % 0,.s. ,.,.s,,,
2tN a @ Hvtlptln XasiVF 10y Su"uS WttVst w.
sa aash 1Flsn pGr gSttlSH 5U = W w a. ~.
paanie qanSsrsisn ~ sersn tiaisasm snarpreis
anaenpntnlen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02

n@- Serae6t ni6t, baB 6crr G6tttens
ben, Gigenbimer bcr Npotbsfe asaenuber
benz Gcurtbauis rabier 8e,sptureu dnf
pas grwiFsnbdftsle ausit6rt uur ais In
iein Sad sinlttapeHoen Nriitel Vorrntbie
bait Gs wtrc Oeutftt paieIbh liiprc-
den. 2p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
0QrmOnie Stub.

Die pertbrn MitgIrbsr pbrn benarntsn Der
eins linb frrunbli6lt 3u Der aalUnntasi6 itatt,
finbenbsn eeIrIihaftli6sn unterbaItung etrse-
laben.
S}ir Elm tparmes, semiitbliaes Spfal, eutet
Bier unb uutsrbaItrube Spiele 1T 9tiprst.
26ir71 Der SefretGr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
Sunz llrasci(lc.

llntepsi6neter ma6t birrmit SOrIGufiS trfannt
baB CT am
9pnta9 ben 10. @Grs 1871
in Der Sarmpnie Stub Sale sinen 8amilisnbal
attalten pirb. Gidsts, inrIufpe feinsm SCuper
$3.50. YGberes IpGtsr.
26ir7f peter Greter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
pupOnfO gOIGrnr l1iIlrn fir graurn
DapOntO's aoIOrnt iliIlen fir franrU

DupOnfO 9OlNrnr piurn fir graucn
papOntO's 9uIOrnr l1iuen fir franrD
linb sanSli6 uni6Gbli6,
Iinb sansIi6 unI6Gbli6L
SSirfcn Sdubcrartie III jcSem Safe,
SSirfcn Sduberartie III jcNcm Safe,
llnb Serfebler mic
llne Serfsblen mic
auaerblidIbe @reihterun9 unc antnuernte
Seilung bei urterrridter WenitruatiOn III aCbGn
uub rntirrnen Sbitruftipnrn ircrr 9lrt.
Cine Dame Idrcbt, s tpiirNc Iirbrr $ fir
cine Spr sntIen, ais pbnc iir iein.
N.B.-96 sebrhufe bic flettlen rotbcu unc
aelben SCrc5 ridt metr, ed ie gsfditt iirb.
Die sdten inb isBt In gr0Ben pci6sn Srres,
cntbdten cpgpelt iuOiel pillen unp auf irter gur
fiubst man ben q. ct. StrurritemprI, SpH mel
nrm eigeuen Strmpel aeSrudt, auf ecm bic
9Sprr in weiBer S6rift iteben j, ,Duppnrp'S 9pls
crne prriprilbs Iillen." gEenn bu psins Sc
lunNbeit uuN bein geben itaBsit, 10 9sbrnuds
feline rerarttse ptlIen rbne Ten cbisrn Strmpr.
Prris 81 per Bur. sc6s Snrrs 50.
Srfauft Surd $. 8. gpbed unb Watbew 8
Srps, in Scrautcu. gErr 81 an oieielten
burb bic Scranton pclt fenpet crbGlt bic piQrn
frei nn6 irgenb etnem 0arbcst5Gie gei6idt.
6crnrr Srrfauft bur6 u. @. MDradn II. Gp.,
SYbe Yarf, Yiitstpn,
gBiltcSbdrre, burh Cincn ApCtbefCr
in jsbsr Statt Der Ser. Stnaten unb Curdb
9. .. Sppr, aIleiniger Gi9sntbiimcr,
27p70,tj giep'g grrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
SSlt 1DcrG0aefcnt q:

Gin Sau5 unb smrt talu srbErrnNr Gotten,
gelsgeu III petersburg, 10. Q8ale.
Gbrnio cine glniabl Gotten in 6irrrn Htc9e,
in perI6iebeuer Rage unb Su anrebmbaren prei'
fen.
NGbre 9luShinft srtbeiIt Gbas. DOS, penr
aSerue, Scranton. IONIC
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
Se0rGbItisplGkc.

ptrlOnsn, tptI6s auf btm 8irhbpfs tsr tsut-
1Gen prssbytsriantr-@ -@emsinbt 8tsrGtniBplGse
tpinf6tu, iinb erfubt I6 an ben llnttrseidur-
ten tu tptnbtn, psl&sr aud tsbe anbsre ausfunft
barabsr bsrsitpiGlis srtbsilt.
2m3 Safpb Sop
habe Der GpmpaeniG Dliible.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
2lllsei0e.

Das Serebrte gubltfum pirb piebsrbpIt barauf
aufmerFiam eema6t baB Ssrr galentin Gmig
ni6t in ieiusr OfiSiellsn Giseni6aft ais NJ
lfablsr srl6eint, ipnbern lebisIih ais 6 Q l.
leftpr fir ben unts3eihneten. Gin Gcnitabs
Ter piirbe elmer esribhifen gsrlapuus tsbiirfsn,
Ssrr Gmis aber praientirt uur 8e&nunsen CUR
9e,abluna. 2f7t Or. s. Am mann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
3ur
Ocsltiat6liCaDfcif.

Die pcn bem llnteHei6nstrn untsr pbisenl
Ramen srBfTnsts Wirtbl6aft III brauem an Der
Dunmrrs Shaee, nabe Dplpbs 9BGIp6en, sc.
leaen unp perten gslutsr baIslbif ftets faItG
Spsilsn unb bic bsfsn GetrHnfe SprfinSen.
S5erner pirb berIslte lsin bisbfrises @tI6Gft
pritsr tetrribrn uub smpfeblt t6 Su allen in
lein SAD einiblagsnben arbettrn nGmlib
g S6iIb. uub SrnamentdlsW 30 alsret,
3apt3ieren, Iuitrei6fn pcn pau
leruu. tn. htnt psrttrttn bsuil9sn pubttum
beltns. 1870 SuItus 9Bellnsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
Nciac Mltsci9cm.
Selttiber S0U,

NIT tbeatraIti&sr Misunderstanding,
Abgebalten ton Better Greter,
Am Montag, 13. Merz 1871,
Sn Der 6armOnie GIub gale.
Trsis hrs Sidtts per psrIuu so Gents
Gin scrsGsli&ts SUupsr pirb Isrpirt su rs
Gents per ptripn.
Snbtm Id ubspsust bin, bae allen 9siutsrn
elm rttt Strenaeftr Mbenb btbprnsbt labt i'd
6rtunbe une Sefaunte aHtungsppa tir.
2mi2p Yeter greter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02
Or6eItriOn.

Das in Der @ermania Sale aufssfsats Dr.
dbeliripn IN ppn hem taIsntppIlen 9ritrumsntsn,
bauer, 5rn. g. gDslts, reparirt une NIT ttnsr
Nn,abl nsuer giecen psrlebsn ipcresn. unb tann
bas putifum in Der 3ufuuft pisbsr bel ftnem
GfGumeuben @lals Bier ben 9snnB elmer Hal
FiGrn MlulIf babsu. Sprt6t gsfaltsit per'
Spbn 3ttbItr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02

8ptlen pprbanbtn. bic BON lOIGsn qeuten
aetrau6t psrbsn t6nntsn, bic niGt 20
Gsnts fir ben Gtmsr Nutbrasits. 8otIsn
bs,abIsn t6unsn.
- Was wirb Nnppltpn mad bsm Grtes
bsuslhluiIe trstbenP auf WiltslmsbBts
tnnn er Hatirli6 ni6t blsibrn. Wlan
pirS ibn sisten unb fur Ft fsIbR Icrssn
IaFsu. 81 sS pntr, bab er nifts auf
ris Ssite aslr9t BAT, mic feline intimsn
5rsunes tsbauptst Ratsn, 70 pirS sr ir.
asno stpas anianasn miiFsn, um feline
5an,ilis ,,rsblih su srndbrtn." Gin eng.
lil6 amertanilhes @s6Irlblatt meint, er
t5nnts 8orlsiuussn In rsn Ssr. Staateu
baltsn. Gr f6r,ibs rs6t gut, bsRse cine
aartt Stimms gum SOrtrag, lpre6s ,iem-
lid gu. srsIiit unb wsrbe aus fstnsu
rsihsu @rfatrungen Elm paar rsht inlf.
rtEants SorIeiunSen 3ulammsnfelsn t6n.
men. an 3ut6rsru piirrs ss ibm in alien
Stlpttn ess eautss ni6t lstlsn. Sreenb
elm untrrnsbmsneer Sbowmann wie Bar.
num- t5nntc pisl G,slO eatei perttsntn,
wsnn rr nit rsm 9r.8aiIsr sinsu Con.
tract fir Elm bunrsrt 8UrItiunssn ab.
l&l6Fe. DaS putIitum pirts germ Ell.
nen Dollar per 8Upf uub fiuf,ts Gents
fur Grtrnfss tsjabIsn. = Nan fsbt, psr
ben S6apsn Bat her barf fir ben Spott
ni6t Iorsen. lletriseus psrbsn Bsnist
ben esfausnsn Gr.6ailsr bsbausrn, Der
In rtr gBelt lUpisI unttiI anssrihttt unb
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The New York herald., 1871-11-09
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

Meeting OF tho CommissIoners- Teachers
Nominated aud COnfrmed-Report Of
Money Sent to Chicago.
The Commissioners OF the Department or Public
Instruction held regular meeting yesterday, at
four O'Clock P. M, ten Commissioners being present
and President Smyth in the chair.
Communications were received from the trustees
OF several wards In regard excusin the absence
OF teachers.
communication was received from the trustees
OF the Fourteenth ward nominating Miss Amelia
Gamer and MISS Helen Stagg as principal and vice
principal OF Primary School No. T.
A communication was received from Grammar
Schools No. 35 and No. Al relative to promenade
concert to be given by Grafula's Band, under the
auspices Of these Schools at Irving Hall, November
a. IN aid OF the sufferers by the forest fires.
report Of the money collected by the pupils ana
teachers or the public schools for Chicago pre-
amounted to Sl3 1l5, or which $59i was given by
Grammar School No. 40, and 1901 was given by the
schools in the Ninth ward. In addition to money,
large quantities OF clothing have been sent by the
pupils and teachers.
The resignation of Miss Agnes Jackson, tutor Of
mathematics In the Normal College, was accepted,
and Miss Serena A. Goodwin was appointed IN her
place at q salary OF 81, 400 year.
Mr.. J. w. COnkling was confirmed as principal OF
Grammar School No. SIS. anu Miss Annie Van Bus
kirk was appointed priDcipal OF Grammar School
No. 29 MISS Mary Sherwood was appointed vice
principal OF Grammar School No. III.
The subject OF changes LII the course OF studies
brought before the Board and. after long discus
sion relative to unimpOrtant matters, IN the main,
the question was deferred to the next session.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

cludfng the aged husband OF the LADY who was tho
victim OF the condemned and few OF her relatives,
besides your correspondent and another member or
the press strong ana efficient guard had been
yard and around the scafiod within. These
FINAL PREPARATIONS
concluded, at few moments before twelve midday
the condemned man was led from the jail by the
armed guard. He marched firmly To the scalfol
exhibiting his fcrtltude In remarkable Degree and
assembled IL firmly and steadily. Enveloped In u
ghasty black robe or shroud he stood resolutey on
the drop before his exit INTO that unknown eter-
n1:v-a spectacle that struck into the hearts or
all who witnessed II, however hardened they may
have been. Sherflf Culom. standing little TO the
left and somewhat III rear or the condemned, read
the
SENTENCE OF DEATH
concluding by remarking that the fatal hour had
arrived, and asking Swami II he had anything to
say. He replied, In tue same nrm voice, mo,
nothing; hope that my friends VIII all meet me IN
heaven know l am going to heaven" Another
and final appeal 10 the Throne Of Mercy was then
offered ty the clergyman, after which the natter
was placed over Swann's hea J, the cap was drawn
over the features, ana the awful ceremonies of the
execut0ner being completed at one minute past
twelve clock,
THE DROP FELL
majority OF those present IN the !ail ,i yard
which shortly before they mad been 80 eager TO Wit
ness, and when they looked again the body or the
condemned wretch was struggling ana dangling III
the vacant space made by the yet swinging drop,
scene which, once witnessed, no one ever wishes 10
see agatha horrible, appalling, slckening sight,
that causes cold shudder to run through the body,
dizznesS OF the head anu sensation AKIN 10
deatnly sickness to follow. After few convulsive
heavings or the chest all was still. In thirty min
utes lie was declared extinct by the attending ply
slcians, anu the booy war cut down. Tie neck was
not broken, 30 that death resulted from strangula
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

From the New Orleaus Ttme, Nov Al

From the New Orleans Times, Nov Al
The eventful month having arrived, upon the laN
day OF which the two great puglistc champions OF
the time to arDtrate their respective merits IN
the rOped arena, excitement among the patrons OF
the snanly' exhibits more intensity than II did
week ago. Visits to Coburn at his training quar-
ters are more requent and me process OF training
all people who in the least dyspeptis or pulmo-
nioally affected.
and has gotten seriously to work, dscharging MS
old trainer. Patsy Dwyer, who has returned 10
VINO smSss Sssps sfa!s.n Ssf ss"s
nence over the Rocky Mountains FOR nine years or
WORK, ana has already made q fair record. Among
the victims Of ms proves sssa Barney Harris de-
defeated at Idaho City In 1866 Jack Lynch, defeated
e. e 0 the In s nS
cisco. In l05 rounds, and also fought Andy McEr0y
to draw in los rounds. In 1885 he beat John Mack
ey III twenty-eight rounds, at Detroit and Fred
Buzzy In seventy-hve rounds, and fought draw
with Mulligan in ninety. one rounds He appears to
since our last visit Joe has greatly improved in
his lace too full The ruddiness OF perfect health
Is fast creeping into It, however, and under the In
eagles He still pulls down $50 pounds. and ms
trainer now thinks he win have to fight ut Ito
is the same routine. He rises at six O'Clock A. M,
then walks four miles up the river bank, then, after
u IruRal DreakldSt, cOWeS anOLucr Lrlmp over the
same ground oil twelve miles. In the latter
lie walks with brisk, swinging strlde
generally accompanied by Tom McApn, his
trainer. On his return, about noon, he Is as
carefully and thoroughly rubbed down as race
horse after heat, and then comes plain dinner.
from which vegetables and all succulent matter are
excluded. One hour Is then devoted to rest by way
OF assisting digestion then one hour or exercise
with the Indian clubs and horizontal bar
erected IN the garden pavilion. These are the only
"tools" Coburn uses and he speaks with supreme
disgust Of the Standings and paraphernalia IN use
with other professors OF the manly as played out"
Another short walk OF four or nve miles, tnen sup
per and bed at nine O'Clock ends one anu every one
OF his pleasant days. HIS trainer promises to have
him drawn fine as silk, dlvested or all supernu-
flesh In ten days more, aud Is now gradually In
creasing his work. He IS In fine spirits and ex-
ceedingly confident OF getting away with Mace
easily.
BY way Of varying the monotony Of his existence,
Joe proposes giving sparrng matcn 81 Dan
HickOK's sunday afternoon, at which Tom
McAlpin assists with wonderful novice, VINO ne -
deHes the world 10 match at lao pOunas for $780, No
doubt q large gathering OF sports VIII honor tne
event with their distinguished presence.
AS yet nothing has been heard from Mace. whOy
according 10 report, Is giving exhibitions In the
West somewhere. Ills prolonged absence from the
scene or combat Is viewed with some suspicion
bad augury Tor the sport anticipated on November
40.