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administrations Urrfanf.

Iii Sn golge zines 8eirctes bcs Waiien 8 @es
ridfs Der Staot Baltimore iuiro Der llnterSCihuete
als AbmtniItrator c. t. A.. oes uertorbenen SGmeeW VI.
israSist aui bfettltder auttion IN Srt uno Stell
Wfittipodb, benc7 september, Rdd,inittagS nm
4 ilbr, Sum Berfauie ansbieten:
Rr. 4. Sinen @ruueplag, als Stat gir. ti5
b%efannt, on Der Wehfeite Der Innfrase, 81 Bub rorba
lid pom Der ytorbueftsSde Der 9bomess un6 Nuntr.,
antang eno: bann n0rolidI, idn95 Der Nnnftrabe, %
SsuB 9ebenoi oann wenli6 biz gum 8lape Nr. 14i;
oann lloIib, ldn9s bee Yiaees Nr. ia, ~ 6u5, uno
oann bic bum Mnianeepunfte. Die @ebauoe befieben
IN einen 2A sfofiaen ,isgelitsimernen aJobnbaufe,
lest an 8. v. 2aGte permictbet.
Der Blde IN butdb s aincs NraSier an beiaaten sfds.
W. 1rdBicr ourd nrtunoe pom %. Ul1i 1868 unb In
fibeI " Ut. Tr. go, Nol. 20 II. I. 10, etnoel 18sn,
ytertiagen uno IN elmer inbrlibenUlietbe Oon 2 8encc,
ablbar an Denlentgen, ipelber ie pcrtonat unter
iporlen.
Wr. .. Sin Stoe, al Der Ror6ofr@ Ode Der 9ans
eaters uno 9Boifitra6e onlan1ene; oann nurbIidI nr
or Cnictte Der 2Sotijirabc, 80 Nub q Son gebenn;
cunn bllid, parallel nit vancGneritraBe, 80 T.; oann
iiblid, parallel nit Wolilirase, 80 ,run 9 3on, uHo
bann fpeftlib, on Der qdncdherittaBe, bis sum Arr
,ieSelfeinernsS sSubnbans, itgt on Selenu Ssd
Der Viat III elm lbelt bee @ruroaddes. prIdss
bon %. Dea an Sdmes Wor0an omrdl urtunbe pom
10. Scptember 1882, uno In 2ibsr VI q, ar. q, 4oi.
$50 II. {. 10 itn9etra9er, orrpadtet.. nno III cinem
iuslhsr ourt sninee 6ro,ier an SdmeS VI. 5rdyier
ourdi llrturbe uoni IL. Uiai 1865. In eiher u ". 9lr.
27i, Nol. 4t9 u. I. 10, etn0etlagen, ihtrtrd1en plroe.
Seinem Nntbelt an osr 9~runomistbe an trgenb Sc
rnanoem s1tlbdr unteriuotten.
Sie Observation-Disclosures iino: Gin Drttttbeit badr
| unb Der 9left In atpet Bteihen Sabiungen in > ln6 q
gionaten, nit 3inien uno Sthstbsit ami Die Srecits
Sablureen. n. M. Sruue,
8crfunlter bee atahiaGee BON Sames W. 6rnJier;
(2l2,4 ,6,S,30) @ibton = Goirp., guft.
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w.. IA - 80 Mss,n Z hi,
@criammlung 100 Wiitgtieoers8 citrdse ane enonrnen
iperoen. Aud Ri6t-Diitetieber tonnen %beitreten.
(Sept, 9, fWt.) HaS Spmite.
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Snei cute 8rauer tonucn ioglsidb IN Georg fod
t%narcf's Observation-Disclosures BE
lbifti9un9 fnocn. (22i-5l
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gu ucrmlietleH.

Cine aut=eingerihtete 8irtbitoft, petde fb elmer
treifihtn Sune ibdft c~TirCIt, lit iUegen G5eibditsuetz
%Gn6erun9 gu uert0uicl. Aof iagt bic Srp. .. 81.
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3u ufrkauftn AnO ST Drrmiflbtn
3m permiethen.

Der aroBe, oortrCinih uu5aeitnttete 9enet unter Der
Stpcoltion oes 10 urrcipouoCuten" III ioiort lpobtteil
on cincH reipouitbCln lIuternebmer Al pcrmietben.
@et5ung, gpofer uuo Gas. Y}an meIoe fb in bet
Nrpce. :. Isl. ubS-l
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Gamptoir uon 9lcr. 8rumn 4 S0bnrn.

VUHEUIUFI UUH VFIVI. UEUIVNW SDUHVH.
gDir %oiierirrn gum gertdnie ~ 81 YroSent unb auis
geIauienen 2inien Die Obiioationcn oer
linton &iieubdbns V3eie II idiaft,"
S~daptiumigc uno 9infen, g1tuntitt 6urdb Die g ana
tons ojsieifd,af bon Baltimore" oeren &igrns
tbum in @TuubtGteu uHo &rupobiuieu sum lpenig,
hen 4 Wilionen Donars 9pertb betrHet, tnb icrner
ourdi einsn 9I9ungsiouo Don Oorslaliden @runba
mietben gciidert. luetder Der &in.oiuug Der ganJtn
Autgabc, $500, 600 niht lberlieigeno, an ODER Dor
Bent @crtanr glelbfomult. Ter 9tl9unasiouo N In
oeH 9dnoen uon 9eor9c 2. Btouu, Robert 7. 80loS
min nnb Sba6. 3. Sater, GusihliC6lidl ilr oe 9ins
10 fiber, aIe ourd has S%uooncment Der Gtoot fno
uno ourb bic anaebctenen Rreile olel fefere 3tnlen
%brinaeno. SO inp 9oupons Sbllgatiouen, oertn 3tns
fen am 1. San. uub 1. 9uli iiut9 iinb. t6unen is6ob
mad, beu Yelieben bes aduiere re9litrlrt iueroen. gpir
tonnen oieie Obtiantlonsn nit gntem @eiuihen Autn
empiebltn, lDeldbe itdere @elodnla0cn tirtbte eigenen
ootr gerpaltuRoes 6Gpilaiieu lihen,
CSulit2, 8gRte.l 9iler. SSrppu q gbbueu.
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SheriitSsGerfauf.

u SWertWBsNerfahI.
S{JV Graft uno In 6olse fines Ssidla9nabme.
Seitbtts (fieri facias on supersedeas) oes
Obers@erl6ts Der Stnot Baltimore In Der 9logc bon
emanuel seq uno aneerer 9egen @ecrs Strobmsuer,
Trani Wubt unb \. VI. Smitb babe Id nit Be
iblaS belest uno In Yidroun9 9enommen oues Jtett.
8efietbuin unb Snterene, pcs beie9ten Erans Rupl
in uno an bem gan,sn SruHepidss nit rem ea'
raui itsbeneeu Gcbdueeu, In Der Staot Baltimore
gelescn unb iol9enberutoseu beifrieben, ndnlih:
Nm her Sioieite Der ylapfraBs In Der Sntisrnung
pon t40 Iut pom Der Ste, pelbe ourd bic 9rcu5rn9
DER Sit6ieite Der Nautrabe init Der g3eiiieite eel
Sbenitrobe gebtloet ipiro, anianaere; earn ptitltf
9ebeno, tln9s Der Siioieite Der Dfapitrabe 80 SuB biz
bur &analitraBe foter 9sutrals I~perue); Damn ilelit,
ldnas Der Onieite Der GanaljtraBe, Az 6uei oann
o,tlid, nit Der DiahfraRe parallel 30 6nB, uro oanr
norolih In grader etnie bis 3nm HnidReepunfte.
ltao made ib biermit befonnt ban i'd az. Der 9e'
ridtsbau5tbiire In Der Stabt Baltimore M pntaa,
ben %. Sept Wsittaas IL ibr. ones SntcreNc Dec
~bejngten Sran5 Stub an uno 5u BEN obenbsfdriebener
9igentbume u~erfaufen iueroe.
Bebin9ung I: badre l3nblnng.
Musuftus hilbert, Gderiff;
h. 9B. Seuuett Y Gpmp., Mutt.
foi0. 9. I.R. 2. 10.2.A.G.S)
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sGrriissNerianf.
Sernalterss Ierfaui

WmI StEIuulltE ScttUH
EiU elRee
wertbputlen Gtgentbums an Durham. g trais.
Su 6olge zines 9eiretcs bre 9reiss @eri6tB Der
Stabt Baltimore miro Der llntsrjeidRete nIs Bers
palter oui oiientliber Nuftton on OFT uno Stelle
9ouuerftaa, Den 3. Ott. 1871, VadmittagS4 lbr,
gum 8ertauf alshietcn:
aelegen uno iute ioi9t heidriebcn: An Der ~y0ctirite
scr DurbamiiraRe In Der @ntiernung uon 253 BuB
n6rolidj BON Der Hototueit Sde Der Baltimore uno
3urbamitruBe aniaugeno, baum ihnlih gebeno linge
Der 3urbamiir. 10 lSu6 . 3on msbr ODER Iuenigrr bis
oil bic Wiitte elmer Stbeioemauer, oanu iueitliH onrtb
Die Witte beiagter Dinrer so Snb bis an cine SUE
breite Mlep, Damn norotib lungs beiagter ancp 10
fsus 9 Soil ihebr ODER tueni8er, uno Damn otiiid 20 6u6
biz Stii Wnian96puntte.
Die @ebduos beftsbcnin cinem eutatbauten 2 lbts
I9en bG 4 4 etnernen Bobnbau egtr. %, gBeta
9~urbamtraBe.
8erfauisbebingnngen; Gin 3ritttbeit baar am Bers
f~auietaee, Der Nelt In q unb IL Wionaten. Die
@reott. 3ablun9en sinientrogenh uno 5ur j3ufrieoens
belt oes 8erualters 9eiihert, ODER adeS bdar, nab
Dem Belicben bes 9iufers.
2etpiS u. Robiuion, juu., 8er,paIter
Sdiuuel ~. Gpoer q Sobue, Autt.
nan. m = o "a y - -
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gu perfanfen.

T-T,U
Lii Gin eaben an Der Gorbiue1sede Der gon6z
uno SImpIteaoftruBe; Yr2ts $1,000.
Gin 9au5 I'M 5000.
Sehs Sduier nm Der Nlaccubbinz, nabe Orleans
5rabe; Breis $3.50 ieoCs.
SUet Sduier an DER Srlean5., nabe NnnItra6e.
IRDci Sduier an Der Roros0 urbanpraEe; Ireis
$40, SO baGr, Der Neit in 6 Sabren.
ytdberes bel SbpmaS Is. waffpu, Nr. 81, Roros
SoHbitra6e. u92-l
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&eninnin s.. gSiQnms.

lttiens, Wedlels, uuo giOtcn : Wdtler,
Sr. q, Suutbfranc, Baltimore.
Nttieu uuo 2tbtrbtjtcn in bie1ep uuo anberen
Wdrtteu oui Somlniiioueu actouit uHo oertbaft.
anleiben ani gSertbpOpierc une attieH ueridGftt.
tINfl Op INN
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fin 9nr9 9. s. enusr & sa9ns.
fin GmpieBlcnsperiBes GisentBaut

IaI an ess
Tapettes, nabe S~ctbeIfrabe, Rr. asa,
~ auf offenttt d or u ufttor.
risuffaa, ben 20. Septbr. 1871, 0adbmittdas q
tIhr, fperben mir on Srt unb Steue has nahitebeHe
teidriebene. iebr euipteblenSluertte 9igentbum per-
Sen aan,en eSruntpias nit @ebausen, an Der
OIts Nanettes, nabe Setbeiarase, 8elesen, is SUB 6
3oil brett uno ~ fSus ttci. grunomietbe $1.b0 pro
YreitsfuB 10 5nB . Sou i'm @inter9rnnee ool9enYlaess
fino arunosinsirei). 9aielbe Ut NIT einem gut9ebaus
len 3sfotigen ;irael ffsimcrneu @obibauie nit
ooppeltsm Sieaelteineraeu Sintftgebauee bebaut, bat
einen SeitensS %oirduin, Saoebans. @as. Waller uno
elmer Seit Dor oem Sertauis bef6ttgt 1peroen.
ttnbebin9ter Seriaui. 9ebinguH9: barre 3ablung.
Cine anjabling uon $50 beI'm aaute.
Gamuet ~. 6pper y Spbne, Nuft.,
(a25-9l Siibolsgde Der @aus uno faoetteItr.
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(Sept.t9,tRt. ,i.o.T.5
Garp-Aka0rmic

tx groi. Garl 4. SpieS ru'rb feline Gtaoemie In
Der IS eutral:Sdue" aul Der Gde Ter Baltimore.
une Sbdrlesirdne, Sienftda, ben 10. Scptbr.,
uno Wfittrppd,, ben 90. Sept luieber %er6ffnei.
5errens$Idis: Sienito9 inb 6reita9 G6enb pom
biz 10 ubr.
&sIaife fir juuae 9Gmcn, wded,en une Snas
ben Ylittipo6 lno Sonnabeno Rahmittags ron 2
bis o llbr.
9tibere GtuBetnbeiten am 8Gaes. (sept.S,1Dtt.l
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RI n%ersaufen,

EaiiI- Gin breilofiees baditsinsrnes Saus init @
h5di9em Siuter9ebduSe, IA SUI treit. nit Gas,
RaIier &c. an Der Bopplstons. s,piideu 0iu(terru
uno SaratosaitraBe. III lpoblisit 81 perfauien. Dfau
melcc ih bel ". !. Sbpmas, Rr. sO9, sBsffi
SSaItim refrahe. cess
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1tuterbaltnngeM.
&c 0ruhcsS ogntaGa.G nn1rrt

0rubcsS Ogntaga=C On}rrt
~ (SACRED MUsIC),
dusggiibrt pom =. TeISmaun's uoQtdnoiaem
Wfuhtcorrs,
Sonntda, ben 81. D. Wits, 1ibeneS nm 8 llbr,
in ben
Is GIpGrtaafiembIn rNpomS,"
Gde Der Saratoga uuo @dlucrtfr.
Prot. Gelomann giebt oGs erte ctner Retbf pOH
SACRED Concerts' am Senntdg, ben n. D. Yfts.,
unb laoet bic Erruuos Der Wiuiit uno oGs 8ublitum
h~berbuupt ireuu0lihit gum Seiude Gin, UNI oieie
SonHtagssS onScrte gu elmer regelmdBlgen Ibeno=
nnterbdltuno IN unierGr Stabt 5u MAIDEN. Die Bro
ararurie luer6eH bic befen GompOiitioHen, In iorei6ls
tiger AbDediclung, umiaiien.
Biactc, 25 Sts., ftuh leben Sn9 bon 3 6te 3 libr
Rd6mittd0s bel 4roi. =. ". Subct In Der a5ans=
ata6emie" Der acknowledgements sORoome" il baden.
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WermaltcrssW erfani

EAN Clues
iucrtbopuen GigeutbumS an 9hiiput Gcurt.
Strait etnes Sctrctes hes Srci5z1erints Der taot
baltimore miro Der undergraduates YerrUGttcl dui 81
tentlider Mutton an Srt nno Stclie mitiipodi.
ben 4. Oh. 1871, HddDmittdaS u9r, sum Sertauie
dnbtcten:
Den adnIeu Cruueplas, In Der Stabt9 baltimore
aelc9en llno wte tolgt beihriehcH: Mn Der Roroiettr
elRel 10 gus br6tten AueU, Fbilput Court gcnGnRt.
nuacidbr so 6uB norolth pom Der NRonuncntiiru6e
aeleaGu uno BON Caroline In Die SprtngitruBc &C
benz. dnl1n9enS, ,uelder aniansspnntt uUeellbr &c
BuB z Sou oitlib BON or Sitieite Der Sprtn9iiraee
nno In Der Ntttte elmer Sdeipemauer ~auidu9t, bGiu
ldnqs 6eiGater aneb, 0nltb II Su6 So !Sol. bis in
Ole W(itte elmer aueeren Sdeioemauer, bdnu ourtb
oe Dittte beiN8ter Diducr, nOrbtth lEo parallel init
Sprln8ltrdee 40 fSuB bis an cine 9 6uB 6 Sou hrcite
Nlep, Damn tGugs beiG9Nr aQep noropctlth ungea
lGbr 10 6uB, uno Damn iaoltb bis sum antanRs-
puntte.
Tie @cbdubs beitrbeu in cirem gut ~9ebauteu 2
ilotigeu bddf feiuerncn Sauie, Nr. 3, Ybilpot
court. nno ttno elmer @ruuomtCtBe uoH SIS uRtcr1
l%uoricn.
acknowledgements: eiu SritttbeiI 6aar, ben
Meit in 3 uRb 70 WoNdten; bic 9rtottidblunQen Gin.
len tru9en0 unb Sur 3uirtcoenbeit oes &crUaIters ges
tthert, ooer Vice bGar, nab Dem Seltebcr oes Vdua
icre.
2epie 81. Rpbiufpn, Scrruolter;
Sdmucl y. @oper & Spbnc, duff,
1910 % x . ~ q "a
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Weriammlunssae OfaI su pcrmies
Bidio All %Derfaufcn.
Yu n%erfantru.

E;iI- lin $3.50 baar tauit man bic brei 8. todiaen
WoGnpduier nit Stntcraebduoen OIL Der Srleanss,
uabe anniraBe. Irsis sf4b0; $3.50 baar, Der Jteit in
sinsm nerslsiidcn Sesosrsins. Magstss ssi ab9s.
ODER Or. 40, "2arp Buildings, " ct. Sauifra6e.
(2i4-l
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hill Die tanszetabltrte 9onbitorei Ssr. 81, ",
Saps, Habe Sarriionftrafe, nit 8orratb nRo Sin.
ri6tltn9. Hrsi6 $3.50. - Berrer bds Sals Rr. S1,
Sprinafrdhc. @rinbmie;be $t2. GrGs $500; TO-
lute Gin Saus an Der Sbeennt=, nabe Vaplra6e, s.
iipdi9; badfeinern; Yreis $500
Mnbonu & SruSenp,
t21O-) Rr. 10, eGip 8uItotuas, q. BGnlRrase.
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@. prabpoD- 9nltitNt.
~ 0Sniff 9lfnnemic.

A.TXPkWUVpU SNIttttAt'
~ 0Sulif= 2~tfaoeuic.
grOi. Nsasr Sdmcrid, 0trettor oes @eiaugz
lluterrttts; Rrot. SurlGneer, 8iauo; 9roi. 2iacm,
Sioline; Rrot. Souane, 9Iasinfhumente.
Das 4. unterribt5 Sabr Diro Wuntda, Den Q.
Sftober, beginner. Die Direttoreu mcrocu tdglit
5~riideH ii uuo 2 ubr aHneieRb ittn, nm Shiiter cuff
b%unehtnen unn bl cInlijirtH. SdllCr iueroeu IS Al
ibrcm 9rosen SortbCile fnbeu, mo 1T 60 tbneu bclons
oers elnpiobten, in bic ataoemie nit Dem antlHge
oes 5dbtes einButreten.
9ehiHeun9en fir bae bol6e aabr, itrmcr i'm
SorduS: tbr Stn9en ooer Gin ~einselucs SnitrllIent
iir iygeno 5Uei Suitrurnente s37. 80; ir rte &btorit
Der Wuft, 6drtnonie, GOnuapunft, Norm unh eebre
$40; tlr Die 3beorie Der Wtuilt &C. %uereinigt nit 3iuei
9nltrlmeHten ooer nit SiHaen unb elnem ~einsetnen
9nitrumente $45; ifr ben @bor So pro Sabr.
Vile Sdllcr iuerhen al ben SumpboHiesS on Serten,
Den Yroben, ben II tiaieen Soiree'u uno Al allen
Borlelun9en fber liluiltalifhe 8c9cniidnoe ludbreno
oes 9dbres snGelaNen.
Sirtnldte nit Gllen @in5elnbeiten fam man in Der
Ntabemle erbalten.
IS 1T 9~eniis'no. ~iolsenbe Ebntiodeu bstanrt ~
MAIDEN: ouB Erot. Samerif. oer neuc Director Der
Gtaoemle. feline muiitdltihe Grjiebung non ben gruz
zen Wletitern Der Dluiit In Copenhagen, Serlin, pa
rts, WiCn uno Wtdildnb empftng, oas CT mebrere
Sabre lang Elm Sbller BON @aoe, bon 8htop un6
Serlio3 9elueien, ooB CT ale 9roBen Wiuiifs Sduleu
BON SdOcoent Ddnenart, 8eutihtano, 6ranfreiG
nno StGliert bciudt bot un6 nit b~eniclbcn betanRt lit,
oa6 CT uiele @riabrung i'm Wiuiit llnterrihte bat, onf
Opern uno anoeren multatiiden g9erfeu III, ban CT
offers in oerihieoenen Stloten nit uielem griolec
GroBe Srdeter gtleitet, uno oaf er iibi9 III, in Irdle
mooernen Sprodeu nit Seibttgfeit 81 eonperfiren
uno 5n correiponoiren.
". 9. mptriiou, Sorfiesr.
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WclhicuDuuaeu!

@slbIeueunsen iuer6tu 81 Dem nlcortgfen GouriC
fir Yrtu6iihe Gbuler Ibcin. @ulocn , 5rantsn &c.
nod iraeno ciucn Ebctte Sutup0'S beIor9t. StC Il.
ite OCT Sduier, NIT peIhtn mir StrbtncuRgsn uutCr-
terbalten, III In unierer Office Guf9ebdH9t.
i. Rdiuc,
@dt Der @aninoretr. nnb ND. NpSnut.
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3u ucrmicthcn.

It'll 9as Saus Rr. az, Siis-5updrsaraae,
o6crbdl6 oer Brattitrase, Sheitt. 80 SuB brett, 6S
@eibdft pdhruh. Uinu ~obrtiire: aNB. Remiuaton,
Sdltimorsr poSscfhee. t222-4l
SlftcS @dpicr! 5OScnts pro 100.
I'M nit eiHcuI SorrGtbe olteu 4apicrs G%uijurdus
men. tGiien mir oaiieIbe beutc iir 90 Ste. pro 100
Sogen Gb. QiGn mcloe it In Der GSp. ,. al.
HOg-N
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S6uicr III berfaufeu.

LII SduTer gu oertauIen uue sum 8crfauie ,u
iibernebncn in GdroIiHeiir., BroabpGp. SefierIonTr.
lno In alien Gbeilen Der Staot, bilig init ooer obne
Die Slniiebun9 pon 9tehuun9en aIer art, Gtntaiiiren
uon @runomietbeu &C. btnts beior9t. Cine NnBdbi
oon 9ruroftlldcn tets blHi9 an pano.
%. Sort,
Gr. i02, Cough, %Sipiiben son6frase unb
(auo.t 1885, lte.l Broabpap.
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lid Srst iener blbibcn unb beaucm eiuseridts'
ten b itJdtAen Wobnbduiera on Der Sloteite oer8tooies
itraBe, sipiiden Der aims uub NoiilraBc, ionic anh
Gin ih1rer Qaoen aui Der Ode Der 8iootea mo Anr-
firose. burt xamfin u Webb an crt une Stene.
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an pcrFdufcu.

Wesen Samilien : Serbdttriiie 1T Gin sangbores
nnb 0toutf on @efbdit biai0 5u o~erfauieu.
gpn I lat bic Gxpee. 3. HIatteN. I221-1l
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Self Reliance.

Thoro /. no,h;n, NOR, Iil,eIv IN ra-
nj, w. ~ ,ho 'a .mccassS,i corooro os ro,nr
sas ~ aoneJon, solr naI;anoo q
s;.. ia,' s"@" .0In hn,. ,a"ah n,nra or,b
agtT'o" .';,I no"ons n,;Sb aJ hn re,;ns ,,nor him
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position or acnieves repula''on "oo'e
that enjoyed py ,nc coniu'on "'asses'
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The Prohibitionists.

- liiG ,sW3iae spirits Of the Prohibi.
tion cause are much divided and exer.
cised just now because Of the nomina-
tion of straightout candidates by their
party for State officers. Heretofore
whatever has been done by them in a
political way, was intended directly
TO benefit the opponents of the Dem
ocracy. Their leaders seem to think
that such will not be the result now.
A norton Of than never had any
other purpose than to make diver
SION that would abstract votes from
Democratic candidates; Among these
are nea lisc @hey.., Pennel Coombe,
VINO 70 othcr motives add the lncen-
i've OF iat ana easy living at the ex-
pense OF their more sincere brethren.
ooomoe is a bitter hadicai ana sees
no virtue IN any scheme OF frohioltion
or othcr iorm VI organized temperance
movement that does not tend directly
10 give aiu 10 the hadicai party, ana
there is q considerable class OF which
he IS a type.
But there are sincere and earnest
prohiDltlonlsts. mat legislation az
tempting TO control mems appetltes
VIII receive no iavor at the hands oil
The Democratic psrty is very sure,
for that party holds all such legisla-
tion as being foreign to the legitimate
purposes OF government, and the ex-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-09-27

ANGEL, Tnirr, on DEvIL.-A new
thieving dodge is out, as practiscd on
railroads with success by females who
enter cars, and, finding q gentleman
sitting alone, ask if the other seat is
occupied. Tho gentlemen at once
motions her 10 be seated, when she
politely asks him If he won't allow her
10 sit BY the widow OF course this
request is also granted, and she be-
comes seated. Presently sbc finds
that thcre is not air enough in the car,
and requests the gentleman to raise
the window. lie at once rises TO do
80, and as hc leans over her she picks
his pocket orremoves his watch, which
she passes to male confederate in
the next scat behind her. There are
three kinds of women, and this is
number two.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-09-27

LARGE FAMILY.-The Now York
Herald says; Thirty thousand Com
munist prisoners now lying 10 the
various forts and prisons of France
have yet to be tried. General dc
Cissey went into the Assembly at
Versailles the l4th, and stated that in
q short time two additional courts
martial would be appointed to try the
immense army of "reds' now under
the patronage ofthe Republican jailcrs.
They have now in France one hundred
and fifty.two judges, and out Of that
number the present state of the coun-
try will permit only sufficient to be
engaged in this business to sentence
ono hundred prisoners month How
long they will be disposing OF the
thirty thousand cases is matter
for conjecture, but our correspondent
thinks they will have to liberate up
wards Of twelve thousand OF them
because they will have suffered a long
Imprisonment before they can be
reached 10 the ordinary course OF bus
mess.
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opposed TO Grant. Tho fact that no
blood was spilled, does not relieve the
authors of the plot from the design.
The wenpons-the Gatling guns and
the loaded muskets--wero there ready
for the intended emergency, ready to
force General Grant upon the people,
as soldiers did Napoleon upon the
masses Of France, and Cromwell upon
ttose Of England. That this was a
pot from Washington, is proven by
q the facts in the case. Tho Federal
omce-holders first designated the
Custom-housc as the place of meeting.
The United States Marshal then sum
moned four companies Of regular
troops, with a battery of artillery,
from Texas, to resist the entrance TO
the Custom-house of oil delegates who
doubted the expediency Of Grants
discrimination and hrnvely did tho
Swiss Guards of the President execute
his will. They used the bayonet, in
this instance, as they will do at the
polls, II such an emergency as that
contemplated by their master, arises.
A weak attempt was made by Mar
shal Packard to remove the odium Of
this outrage from the shoulders of
General Grant But it did not sue
ceed. It is shown by competent wit
nesscs that on the day before the
Convention, Marshal Packard stated
TO General Campbell, Judge Dibble
and Mr.. Fish that he had the highest
authority in the land for using the
Custom-house and troops, and has
since stated that General Grant au-
thorized it, The order for troops was
obtained from General Reynolds, and
that officer was certain of the ground
on which he stood before proceeding.
From these facts it is certain that
General Grant means to take re.
nomination by the bayonet. Ifhe can
control the Convention of Louisiana
by tho bayonet, he can those of New
York, Maine, and Iowa. And he will
do SO, rather than be beaten. =
When the nomination is secured, then,
under the provisions of the Ku Klux
bill, General Grant can use the army
to force an election. And, depend
upon it, the man who will re-nominate
himself by force, will re.elcct himself
by the same means. General Grant
has one foot on the steps of a military
throne. He may mount higher in
1872 philadelphia Age.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-09-27

"OUT OF MEAT."-The Cincinnati
Enquirer, by way of illustrating the
perseverance, of the Radicals IN per.
verting tho facts in connection with
the financial affairs of the city OF New
York, tells this pointed story;
A boy was observed watching in.
tently for woodchuck to como out OF
his hole. ado you suppose you can
catch him p asked passer. "Catch
him Z" contemptuously answered the
boy, ave got to catch him, stranger,
we are out of meat u
This is exactly the case Of the Radi-
cal organs and leadcrs-they are With
out the food necessary TO keep the
breath Of life in the Radical party
aud hence seize upon every incident
real or imaginary, that can be magni'
fed into anything like mismanagemeni
on the part Of tho Democracy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-09-27

LIVING ON SPIRITUAL FooD.-A good
anecdotc is related of Dr. Rice, which
cnforces il own lesson. When he was
at the head of tho Theological Semi
nary in Prince Edward, one of the
out parishes of Virginia sent to him
for q minister. They, as usual in such
cases, wanted scholar, gentleman,
an orator, pastor, fine writer-in
short, perfect minister. They chad
formerly given $3.50 per annum; but
now, If they could get such man as
they wanted, they could raise IL 10
siO0." The doctor answered by tell
ing them to send to heaven for DR..
Dwight lie was the only such man
he know and as hc had been living q
good while on spiritual food, he might
possible live on four hundred dollars