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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-02

] II II 49, L.. |.
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IN" >t"a'!rr ~ ~ . -
"aIG I'M rl'E "t Inc lI'""'2 n%"r, T. H.,
and and ii p. H.
| 81 lady< single tickets joc; children 20.
! Master of Ccrcnonics-R VI. Latham.
! Floor Managcrs-M II. Nash, Jas. \. Hig-
rims. Alphonso Lucas and J. Marriott Hill.
=. C%mMitte" IF ATI4nsr"Gnt-|"h Ma i, l n
T. T.; i'5, N'"F' ''''''''',' u'n |i'
DEADY-MADE UNDER>KIRTS.
IL
h;rI' ia ,yh;rb .L,Ii ', offer from this day below
,n"t All nrirc. and sizrs
nv .: G. G BERRY. - King Il.
NY - -, =. '>t,'s'. -
PlRD CAGES. AT S KING STREET.
W. hssv on hand some =; ysry pretty Cage for
I.r "1 ~ the I I'II al R It GITi son
-, ,,,,,. ~ -, -, r,---:-..
a ALL IA MH-Aaryiand Brand, DAVIS ;
| - DiaIn"nd Brand and Butter Hams, SINAI
d; ;"@kcd Beef for sale BY
2o ,,r X Ein W y" "ni i' y -' H:a,h =.
M '' L. 90 '>'"z ''''' IT, zap" 80
TOFF'.> MALT EXTRACT. Swans Pam
IL acra. Sholls Agur Pills, Sagc'S Catarrh
Remedy Golden Medical Discovery Wistar 5
h. just S "G' and for D ae A''' q
LAMA LACE POINTS.
! IL
We have Just OPENED an elegant stock ii real
~ rT' h n nH ss BE- r".'T a!SJ to
'"i, E 81 ":'''''> anu ''''" P0 ~ WnuD
NY - 49,. ~ :" 800:
| DuTOMAC 80. NETT AND FAMILY
! L ROE HERKIN in hhlS and half bbls, a
'"'' stock Il" store ana ' g; ~ WM ~ RAMSAY
NY - ''''; '>-,,- '''',. -. 80
| Y pan. Onl"ng and English breakfast Teas OF
superior qualities just received and for sale by
N.Y., ~; Kinr i cor Alfred
NEW GOODS.
l,y,. y,...;y,..l .,n,-tbrr lot 81 .upcrior
HL ;n AN N M |ituf f. NJ rn, now lS
.,r,',Iy ,r,,,,' NJ %TEW ARR
I mv =;
N"r''f.
All persons indebted I" III" Undersigned Will
! please settle ~ June luth All accounts re-
Inaiuin& unsettled "i that date Will be- placed III
| hands for collection. u. SM Al r.
my 2'-lw NJ" - North Royal -trrct
IELLY TTM BLERS.
Ju>: received u l"t OF the bet ami cheapest
q. EDWIN ENTW ISLE.
my - l'' Ming street
~ RRIS No POTOMAC HERRING
~ and - half hblS Family Roe Herring,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-02

Opened larg" la, ri very good Straw Mat
ting at No. - King street;
my -! RDBT l.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-02
CKAND EXCURSION or THE ALIEN
" ANDRIA CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL

Philadelphia. np G-35lnd&wly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-02

SHENANDOAH IRON WoRK>-Activc and
energetic operations will soon commence at
Shenandoah Iron Works. under the direction
of the proprietor Mr.. VIM. Mines. the late
representative Of this District in Congress.
Mr.. NJ. has on tIe ground an immense steam
hammer weighing 2a,no0 lbs. one Of the
heaviest hammers in the United States. which
is being put in place, and which will bc in
operation By the LIST of July. The whole ofthc
movements ut the Iron Works will be driven
bv steam Mr.. VI. having had enough. he S;e>
OF water power When the works are fairly
under way, brisker movements will be iuaugll-
rated 50 as tc make up, rs far l> possible, for
lost time. In this connection, it gives us plea
sure to state that our late representative in
Congress intends to keep hammering away for
the development of the material Interest," Of
the great Valley which has the good fortune
to number him amongst its active and most en-
terpriziug citizens.-Roct,noham Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-02
DEADI-MADE tEDER>k1RTS.

ha~.. now az. hand "a lot If Read -lnadc
shirts. which .hall offer from this day below
cost. All prices and sizes.
my; c. G. BERRY, - King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-02
ByL. ID. Harrison. AuctiOnccr,
Commissioners

NOMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALI-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE.-Pur-uant :" Il
decree Of the County Court at Alexandria Coun-
~, Va rendered at its June term, 1868 III the
suit of Earle II Co" plaintiff, " McIrigh ct al.
defendants. now pending III the Circuit Court ri
sad county, the undersigned, ConluIa ''"nrr
thereby appointed. viii sell ut public auction in
front Of thu Mayors ntc" in III" city of AlcXun
dria Va, on SATURDAY. the 18th day al
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-01
Canned Fruit.

Z Fruit is not only the most delicious
but the most healthful food we have, and
every family should be supplied with it
the year through. In order to have a
supply through the winter and spring,
preparations must be made early. The
best mode of preserving is by canning.
The old style of preserving "a pound Of
sugar to pound of fruits worse than
none Glass jars with glass covers are
the best. Those jars, with proper care,
will keep any kind of fruit without sugar,
and will last for generation. Not only
peaches, pears, grapes, tomatoes, and the
small fruits, but green beans, peas, corn,
and other vegetables, should be canned
in large quantities, SO that they may ap-
pear upon the table not only every day,
but at every meal, until fruits and vege-
tables come around again. "But look at
the expense ~ some will exclaim. 1t is
not SO expensive as meat, and are far
more healthful as we'll as palatable. Try
it, and save your doctors bills.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-01
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Why Cattle Need Salt.

IA correspondent wishes the reason
why cattle need salt. 1t is because phos-
fate of soda must be furnished to the
blood, whereas it is phosphate of potash
that exists in grains and grasses grown
on soils deficient, as most soils are, In
saline or sodic compound. When salt is
taken into the animal system it is partial
ly decomposed. Some of its chlorine
unites with the potassium of the potash
while the liberated sodium is oxydized to
form soda, and this combines with the
phosphoric acid from the potash phos-
phate to form phosphate Of soda. Soda
also exists in milk. 1t is this which gives
the fluid its slightly alkaline taste when
first drawn. If this be absent, as when
cattle are not supplied some way with
salt, the milk is unwholesome. Cattle
are apt to prefer grass on lands top-dressed
with two or three hundred weight Of salt
to the acre, for the reason that the salt
renders the grass sweeter, more tender
and more succulent. The weight of grass
grown on salted land is, however, likely
to be diminished in proportion, as rank
ness of growth is prevented,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-01
Hens in Place ofDoes.

There is hardly a family that does not
throw away enough table scraps to keep
at least half dozen hens, and many that
keep nuisance in the shape of a dog,
that does no good, but costs more than a
dozen good hens, complain that they can
not afford to keep hens, One dog in a
neighborhood S1isl generally a greater
trouble to the neighbors than a fock Of
hens would be, for If hens are well fed at
home they will rarely go away. But
whoever saw dog that was not pest,
running across the newly mada garden,
and sticking his nose into everything?
Kill off the ours and give the food to the
hens, and you viii find pleasure as well
as profit in so doing We wish there was
tax of one hundred dollars on every dog
kept in the country Those that are Of
value as watch dogs could be retained,
while the host of snarling, dirty ours
would give place to some more useful
and less troublesome pet, if'}aH e." 4, y |isa
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-01

Bag Horses and oxen At work need water
often. The TploSniaR 1aFriesS his jug Of
water, or leaves his team to, rest while he
goes to,the house for b drink. But the
team works harder than the driver, and
probably needs drink as often yet many
teams are taken out early in the field,
where there is no water, except in the
drivers jug and work five or six hours be-
fore theycgeta crop Isit any wonder
that they are injured by drinking too
much when they are led to the spring at
noon or evening ~ 4'f & lii5J ~ ~ .Tt}E
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-01

BDr Coffee and fruit stains, ON linen
aud white cloths, will be set;rather than
removed, by soap, if put into the suds
with the stains on s1themh They should
be first putiinto boiling water, and kept
there until, the water becomes cold, and
then put intoIsuds. saiti3 tngai iet snlD -
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-01
"a lTelI Good Eegs.I

If you desire TO be certain that your
eggs are good and fresh, put them in
water. II the butts turn up they are not
fresh. This1i an ihfallible rule TO distiny
guish a good egg, from aibad'one. -"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-08-01

The proprietor of this Oil has for several years
felt the necessity OF providing for, and presenting
compounds which are sent broadcast over the
country, an oil that Is SAFE and BRILLIANT,
and entirely reliable After long series Of labo;
s@Ssttafs IN @ G&RsoNs Eli HoGf of s''" i
should be used by every family a
lsT, Becauseit it is safe beyond question The
primary purpose in the preparation of STELLAR
OIL has been to make it PERFECTLY SAFE,
thus insuring the lives and property OF those who
use It,
I'D, Because It is the most BRILLIANT liquid il.
lumnatOr now known.
BID, Because it Is more economical in the long
run, than any of the dangerous oils and fluids
now in too common use. ID" 81
4TH, Because it is intensely BRILLIANT, and
therefore economical, giving the greatest posi-
BILE light at the least expenditure to the cons,im-
er. Its present standard OF SAFETY AND
BRILLIANCY will always be maintained,-fo
upon this the proprietor depends for sustaining
tile high reputation the STELLAR OH. now
enjoys ahi i'.i 'a' '3n" '"''r 80.
To prevent the adulteration of this with the ex-
plosive compounds now known under the name Of
kerosene, &c, &c. 1t Is put up for family use in
Five Gallon. cans, each can being sealed, and
stamped with the trademark of the proprietor; it
cannot be tampered with between the manufac-
turer and consumer. None is genuine without the
TRADEMARK. ,-f. a., .-'lT- n ~, 'I,-.t =,
STELLAR OIL Is sold only byweight, each can
containing five gallons OF six and half pounds
each, thus securing to every purchaser full meas.
ure. II Is the duty and interest Of all dealers and
consumers OF illuminatngpl oil to use the STELLAR
OIL only because 1t alone is known to be safe and
reliable, '''''
'ts- All orders should be addressed to
Id ~ .JARDEN IL CO.
s WHOLESALE AGENTS, T..
1856 South Front Street,
1 8 1y '9''.> Philadelphia,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12

= Der Rcbtenscrratt reE Tel, 2ndd
a. g8. q. u. 60. In Nep'2jerf 1T red
itdpris rrih6pit, unp tsr SCrratb in Gil
Glts:brurt, q. S., Gin erriu8er. SIN De
,tmbsr ianO iufclse trC GuslanesS tsint
&pb!enauftion Statt.
- 9as 9aus pcn 1i6ail Wcran
rabe Gem Srtes'S GAa6t, tranate Uor'
lsBten Scnnta8 9fndt nieter. SrrIuf en-
$500 unS Fsine @erliAfruus.
- 26 Sertaftunssn purten i'm De.
,ember ocr9enCmmen; ber Sstrag rrr fUl.
lstttrten Strafsn ia.Sl2I.
- Gin 15iibrigsr Sieb Tamtns SranI
Baiit wurbe am l. Sdnuar In YrUpi-
penre 6slaciIen, wdbrsno or in rem StUre
pcn se. 8. 0spte eintrshsu mpllte. Seine
gSunosn ltnb nttt tsrort, taS man fiir6
ten mii6ts Der @alssn wrrpe um isins
Ssute betrcsrn.
- Die SGsemiitlc Bon Getr. 9lice In
Slnbetpn Sp. wurbe ant a6eno pes 4.
San. far6 Geuer jerltGrt. 8eriult 81 900.
- Die y6cmr," Dun glsp 6apen,
Conn, unb bic ,,0redt g8.fern," pcn
Wfilpautie, 9Biec., spst SerR6eruEes,
@slsulaaften, ifnp BEN 94eg allss 5lri.
l6rS aeganssn. Soriiht in Der Srrli6ers
unS pom Gstrn unN GiScnt9um 1T rrins
Beno 9rtOten.
- Sm Scranton Satmonie @lub
wureCn am 9UnntaS giammittag Die
MEDITERRANEAN Serren olS Sramte fir Das
Iaaisnbe Sa0r erwablt:
prdfoCnt, Deter Satlid.
Si,e= Yral., Or. g. 9lmmann.
3iuan,'G 'Gstretdr, @rw. !SirI6.
Yrot. , SultuS Qtnremann.
S6agm, 9oisp9 S6er.
. Sbeater' Dirtttpr, Ysttr Grrter.
HrgiIeur, gHilbelm 2intCmann.
MarI&aa, Mi6asl &app.
Bum SOuiiIsur wurpe Sr. @ar 0asrte
erHaunt.
- Die balbii6rliGe 8sdmtenpabl Inn
SCRANTON Girpsrfrnn, am Sountaa Nd6.
mittaR botlc bic Grpdblung fCIssueer
6srrsn gum 9leIultnt:
DrGipcut, Or. 6. &reiri.
Siss Oral, - @iebsnisin.
S6rifiiii9rsr, s. 6. 5abris.
ShaBmciltsr, Gbarle5 SrCpp.
SitIiCtbstar, 2luSuif ean9s.
- Das riibmli6lt betannte Gt3arrens 4
unb 5abafBeltdft ppu Carney, Srtpp !
u. So. III an bic Gde bon 9adapanna
unS penn @penur, ss9sniIber Der nsusn
2. NattOnal Sant, verIest wcrren.
- Sa Ter SiBuus bsr GOmmiIiicnerS
am Samllaa Nbenp nurben rie fplnenben n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12

B@- Sersebt ni6t, baB 5err @6itten.
ben, Gissntbiimsr Der apotbsts ssseniibsr
Oem GcurttauIe babier, 8sIepturen auf
Oas @fwi6enbaitelte ausfiibrt uno ale In
lein Sad siulaIagenbsn artifeI porrdtbig
Rdlt. @s Wirb psutf& pafsIbR seiprc-
den. 2w
6terber! Rad 3peipG6entli6er a6-
psleRteit III 6r. glettletpn ICrten pieeer
aus bsm Often ;uriitsstsbrs NIT sinem
gOrratb bon StiefeIn, S6ubrn, ReiIetas
l6eu II. +. no., pel6e lbrss @leiArn Iudt,
@r Sat I'M Gntaufsu bic ri6tiae Belt abs
sswartet unp bic nistriss 0Ulbprdmis
i& gu Nubsn 8emaht uno III natiirIfh
aud gGiasns, ben preftt NIT Ieiuen Suus
ben ju tbstlen. sSsr in leinem @eIhafte
pUrlpredt unp bic Baarrn prifet, ptrb
ii6 BON Der 94abrbeit iiber3eugen.
Gin gutter 2lrbtitsr beIurst, pie bis6sr,
aud In Der 3utunft iOpUbl neut arbeit,
ais aud Reparatursn unb pirb leinsn
6reunoen unb eanbslsuten bet itrtn Gin
taufen 9erue bebaIHi6 Istn.
gergebt ntGt: bic jtpeite 19ire Scu
Sanosrlons Sant. 28ap
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12

Der nN. 9. Democrat iast; yanna
Didinlcn, bic 8efOrmsrin, Istturirt irbt
iitsr ,,pie 8sdts Der Mannsr". Die ras
otfals iun9e Dame ldldst Dor, ss In Be-
3us auf eintSs ter9sbradte ,8s6te" Der
Nanner betm aItsn ,u laGsn. Oatin
Seb6ren: baS 8sat, ben SautIlanb unb
bic 5amtAE gu srbaltsn; bas 8e&t, bic
Suwslters, Sduittpaarsns unb S&nst.
oerrednunSsn ju tsjablsn; bas 8e&t,
bic Damen auf Bale, ;u Gpneerts, In
SRsatsr unb Sir6e gu tssleiten; has
8&t, Steusrn gu bsjublen unb Wilitay.
oienite 3u Ietiten, unb anbsre pi&liae ge.
fu9ntfe mstr. Oassssn srforbert eS baS
8cbl Der @efeuI&aft unb bss Staates
unb bic Biebsrssburt Der 1enl&tsif, bae
8swiTr 0te&te, ipel6e bisbsr Der minnIi,
den 9aIfte bisfer juseltanbsn, i9r in !3us
funft entSp9sn, uno Der wsibli4en iitsr.
wisIrn werbsn.
Oabtn 9eppren: pas Stimmre6bt, bas
8s&t Gsmtsr 3u bsiebsn unb su ptrwat-
ten, bas 9ts&t Der Snitatipe BEL Der 5ri.
rat9 ii. u. III. Damit ieOOa ben @nGprf>
den bes 9tberaItsmus @eni9e ge1&ete,
wtrb bic 8sfcrmsrtn sesen bas gerpr>
den fortssftbtsr gutter gufibruns BON
Seitrn bss mannliden Ssrus, bic grwet1
tsruns Der ,,Rs6tt Der Ranner" stwa
Our& fUIssnSe pCrf6tassn: bas 8edt au
maiden unb gu bassln, bes Re&t 3u tc.
den unb 5u baden, baS Rt6t &tnbsr ,u
partsn, has 8s&t 8etsirattst gu psrSeu,
eas 8sGt i& Su 1dmtnfen unb laIIfe
epden ju tra8sn, bas 9ts6t 8afftsssIta.
lfafttn Su seben II. +. no. Ssein 0ann,
Sem an ienen 8s&ten stpas 9slesen IN,
IclIte psridumen, lla burd @nna Didlns
ion iibsr feline Hs&te uno bic Spbdre bss
@annss bsleRren su IuTsn. 3cRst nur
$50 @ts., unp man fann isbem Ranns,
Der bic Summs baran rpast, VsrIpre&su,
mas 9spRifcpbsIss benz 5auil Ssrfprr-
den;
/, Du pirlt mein 6reunb, fir Define Stnntn
Sn bitisr Stunce mtbr sepinmin,
Als In bss Sa6rss @inrrlei."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12

ben. - Cine 9InjabI Ter 8aufbclpr, tic
Bel bsm neuIideu VUtsarletle IN Sugar.
loaf 5wif6en Gamptsa unp 9tpis br0alf,
LID warsn, ppie Campbell lslbf purbsn
am GamiiaB perboftst uno unisr Sarg.
iaaft sefsut nm l6 Scr @eti6t ,u prr.
antporten.
Beg Die alle unb 9leus gBelt erIdsint
in ibrerl 6ten Sdbrgana trpB rsr unsins
iii9en 3eitUrrbdltnilfe Gurppa's in psIsnt.
lid, Ser1t6nsrter Guefattuug uno nit
nod grwibItsrem 9sIetoff. Dies bsaGttst
fAon Elm fItttser Slif In bas l. 5rft
bes Sabr1an9s 1871.
Die bisberise 8tla9e Der @lten unb
gsusn 98slt III nun BEN einSeInsn Seften
finpfrleibt unp Der babura aepunnene
Naum rem piGtisfsn grsisniB Der Sc.
9snpart: Sf,iIberungen unp Sauaratio-
ntn pUw SrissSlGauplaB bsaimmt, bic
bur6 Hare, furjc uno wabrbsitsertreue
3ufammrnfruung Der 8ris9sereigniiIs Ell.
nrn tlultrirten @elaihtsabrib pom benz
ih pClIJtfbsnpsn 9tiefsntampfe biIpsn
tserben.
Nsbltbem Ssrlpridpt Der nG6fe Satrs
gang cine quite auSpnbl 9emiit9puller
NDvrlsn uno ipanneuSer Gillcri16er 8cs
name, Sicsrapbirn nit SquRratipnen
9srYorraSsnprr 3sit9enuGen, tsIsbrsnbs
AufidBe Der mannisfaltielsn 9lrt nit
ilberpte8enesr Seriidfhtisun9 pss allse.
mein NGBlihen. San, Defenders aber
wsrben Original Satlperunsen BON 9anb
uno 9euten unD pom 9rbsn unb 1retten
la amertta aus Der Sober Oeutl6 .amsrifa.
nif&er Nitarbsitsr Ssrfprc6sn. au6 ter
@rbetteruns 1T Ns6nuns sstrasen bur6
dnitdnbi9e bumpriliI6e @enre6lper,
8dtslel, gebuS init YrsiIen, &c. Die
9ramis (pielsr prahtpolls 6arbenbrud)
1T aIIsin ren prsis Der 3sitlArift (s3.)
wertb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
tsn. Nnr IN 60 5dasn wurtsn stsrsltsu

efn. glur IN 62 5d(lsn purbrn bitIsIbsu
brwiligi.
Sn leinen aQsemsintn SemsrfungeH
iber bic Serbaltnife Der Union ertl6rt
Der 9cuSernGr fdt auf bas gntI1iebenlls
sf9en bas Spltem pss Srsi9anrels unb su
WunItsn etnes S&uBIOGltarif fur Grma,
Bt9un9 Der Stsuern, cine auf ca. so Wlil-
ltpnsn tdtrlth limitirte Qbtraauns Der
NatiUnaliaulc, unb sessn ginfi4rung
Der Snlts. @tne balpi9e @rlebtsung Der
amsritanif4eu Sctperunssn an @rDsbrt.
tannten pirb ais untrldBlib fur ben Sries
ben unb bic Gtre pes 9anres besei&net.
Niit tsIcnberer Sefrtebisung iptrb Ter
Grridtuns elmer amsritaniI9en Dampfers
linte jpifGsn philadelphia unb eurppdt>
f&sn 5dfen grwdtnuns estban. Die
Ssrpenpung BON Der. Staaten Sruppen
bel gBablsn, Ubns 3uItimmune Der Staats.
unb 9OeaI.Srb6rpsn, mibbiuist Der @Ou-
pernGr unb slaubt, paB Der @CnsreB, ,aete
pom 81. Wai 1870 in bieIrr Sr5isOung
etne ausleguns 9eseben purpe. bic init
bem 1eilt unb geortlaut pes @slsBss ni6t
Seretnbar III.
@m ShIub fsinsr Sotf6aft srtldr; Der
@oupern6r In sntIditbsn.n unb bsrebtsn
8prtsu, baB philadelphia Der einsigr
pIab ist, wslter fi& ju elmer Sdcularfsisr
Der tlnabtanSistetts- GrtIdruns sisns.
GlS Spuhsr bes Senats ncminirten
bic Dempfratsn 5rn. 9Bm. u. 0allaee;
fir 5auptsGlsrt SatOb 3tssGsr; fir Ssr-
ssant.at' Grms s. .. GoIiban.
Iae Ncminirten bes bempfratIIhen
CAUCUS wurpen pom Senat gewlblt.
Seu. @allaee bielt bel llsbernabme bes
gcriibes cine trefIliGe 8sbe, In pel&er
er ben Staat unb bic bsmOtratlIGe partti
be9ladwiin1Gte, baB lebtere, wsl&s 70
lan9e In per Minbsrtsit mar, enblt& pis-
Der bic Gontrolle iiber ttnen i3wetg ber
erbaltsn ba6s.
SIN 5aufe baben Die 8spublifaner ,e6n
Stimmrn Nsbrbstt, unb Isl6fpsrainbliH
erwdbltrn Te ale ibre glcminirien. Sas
mes 8. g0ebb bon BRADFORD County parte
Sprs&er unb' Gen. SeIfrtbss 5uupt-
glert.
@essn Der Staats Saabmeiaer Steqe
plrp aus wubl bsfannttn @rinten fart
,9itirt. 9Bte es tsibt, tpirb !5r. @adsp,
otr bas amt pUrlsbtes 9abr innsbattr,
lnb elm S6dbIins Gameron's III, bic re-
'ublifantfhe domination srbaltsn. Or
,atte biefelte aud lebteS Sabr, wurpe
lber bur6 cine Sertinbuas un;ufriebensr
NIT ben Dsmotratsn aeItla.
Jen, unb biss S&idial fsbt ibm m6sIts
tsrpeile teBt wiersr tspcr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
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Rdbri6t, bae bic !3tibnenIbuIe BON nun an in
benz Saale hes SarmUnie Glub, iibrr 6erru 8.
Rspbcuir's 9IripfrsWaga,in, arbntrn tpirb.
llntsrri4t rirb iH MdI6inrn., Ban. uub
Grsibanb. 3ei6nen ertbsilt. Das GduIatlb be.
trdst - Gents fir bic srlir unb tinrn SolI fir
bic Speite 9l00s. ilnerri6ts,eit iebtn @cnntoa
non bnlb bis balb II llbr bfs Wasraens.
SnaHtau, ben 30, 9uRi 1870.
J. WtrL 9tbrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-01-12
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fir Dietniesn, psl6r nod Gin sutrS Bud sS
faufen piinibsu. Der llutsr,titutts wir6 BON
bii6trn, rtligi6ien S9riften unb ltnterbaltunss>
0itrratur ,um StClfsnpreiie ausperfaufsn unb la
bet eaber pebrtr, prtbigsr unb anbsre elm, BET
ibm pprSuIprrbtu, psuu e tilis sinfauftn mol
len. tbtm Satob Suser,
DEM gISsuus, usbsn brm ,gBiIbsIm Ssa Saus,"
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

One OF the methods of punishment In GER
tain refuge for boys in Pennsylvania, includes
a record of bad conduct upon blackboard.
When boys name is written there he is not
allowed to play with the Others until il is rub
bed out by erasing one letter for each day OF
good behavior. Of course. John in this has
greatly the advantage of Benjamin.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

A newly invented fy-paper in Titusville
Pa, Is covered with nitro-glycerine, glue and
molasses. The flies, attracted by the molasses,
alight, and are stuck fast by the glue.
Should any get away, they proceed to rub
their legs together in ecstacy, when the tric.
tion of their own shins causes the nitro-glyc.
crime adhering to their feet and limbs to ex-
plOde, blowing them to atoms.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

A new kind Of billiard table is on exhibition
in Broadway. One of its peculiaritics consists
in its being provided with a spirit level. There
is nothing new in this, any barkeeper can put
spirit teeet head upon any man he chooses,
to pay for the refreshments. Hows that for
billiards ,
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

An Ohio newspaper announces that man
IN GAINESVILLE, who has buried three wives. has
their photographs in q group within which
his OWE picture is the center figure, and un-
derneaih is this touching inscription, ''The
Lord Will provide"
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

A GENTLEMAN having sent his man servant to
buy some lucifer matches, said to him when
he came back: 81 hope, John, they are bet
ter than the last, which were good for moth
ing" "Oh, they are excellent replied John
II have tried every one of themr'
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

4 southern paper records that "two
Africans thought to throw Georgia tram
from the track; but the engineer Stacked UP.
the passengers got around and organized a
syndicate. and thrashed the villains within an
lnch Of tAei. lives"
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

\ Ters Haute paper makes this interesting
statement: "lf the party VINO plays the ac-
cordion in this vicinity at nights will only
change hls tlne occasionally, or sit where we
can scaid him when Tie engine ha. steam on
he Wi. hear Of something 10 his advantage"
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

ITO obtain sweet milk" said the veteran
farmer Greeley, laying down his pen, and
gazing placidly into the face Of his inquirer,
ITO obtain sweet milk, feed your cows twice
a day on sugarcane, and be sure to keep the
CALI away from the mother while teethinr"
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21
BuDget of fun.

'Jenny." said landlady to her help the
other morning, Jenny, was there any fire in
the kitchen last night when you were sitting
upV "Only just spark, ma'am." was the
reply. The landlady looked suspiciously at
Jenny, but the innocent girl went on scrub
blng and humming katy Darling"
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

In late vacation letter Henry Ward
beecher enumerateS as among the delights of
summer rest the privilege of wearing old
clothes. This is privilege that good many
c!ergymen have the whole year round.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

y compassionate Boston lady, seclnga veg
etab-e hGckster beating his horse cruelty. cried
out, Have You no mercy!' To which the
astonshed man replied, NO, mem; I've moth
lng left bG: greens and cucumbers."
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

Why does the gorilla prefer the tropics t,
any other part OF the world Because it i
the only place he can call his zone.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

Ihe following curious advertisement mp
Peared IN Chicago paper; "Wanted-By a
boy--A situation in an eating house. He is
used to the business.
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

Vanderpool, the victorious survivor OF tn ee
murder trials. Is going into business at
ha'atnazoo' III ne TAX : n partner, he viii
oouo'iess make hlhl give houa,s not to dis.
appear under suspicious circumstances,
The Ottawa free trader., 1871-10-21

What Is that which he who has it not doe
not wish for, but he who has it would no
part with for any money A bald head.