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aus @fanadhuietS. 9Dmpatbie.
WtafeHs8 Ter fGmmlun FUR ben

go II, 8. Saauar-S,ute gbtno tanO
cine BroBt fatbbllhs SumpalbIe WaftnUsr=
iGntmlinR ilr ben 4apit Staff. gaitid 90
Ellui ptdroiris. Ger Btibot BON Bottom
bell time lure 0niprade unO ieBi. auseins
amber, Utbbnlb bic Raiboliieu asgeu 81. Cttuz
patton Rom's protsftirer ioaten. Die Tsios
LntLonsn pnrotn sinitimmla annsnomnltn.
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aus Hfbaup, ". u 9th freahss
Naut IN einem Gifcntabm'

atbanp, 8. San. - Ssate Wbsnb, ae.
raoe ats Der 8 nbt 90 Min, 3ug In Bolton
pon GEM unton'8 ahnbpte at8etsn uno ibsr
ben suoipn fahrsn polite. ipraua Der Srit.
fenmann In ben Wagen otr Miner. Grprsks
Coup nno lpob 0tn elpr.B.Sctsn stnanns
ter ~Gompasnis. Sbpmas v. 3alpins, bur&
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9aprenee 8. Dict Il Go, Witt.
~ Ptute. nj as, btn I. 5anuar 1871. tutr.
BIN mir III unlcrtm Belauislofaif. Rr- 8O8,
fangtno, oertauftu :
$40 v%artis'n @alantsrtes nne z%uriwaorsn,
tin be lss NiIottirtnt, itl fir ben Stdbt. uno Galos
altiabanet! pa fsno. pnfa ienb barunisr e trti II Y q.
Sanbidub, Rstir66e, 100 uno 200 Guet tals
ttnoe Spufn Baumpou.Sart bon sp5ite Il eomp..
Y lt:at . 3ptrn BON ~. V. tarau ino jdiparjl, Cir. So
ia. Ginia hung arDpis. Bsiasieus, baumlpontne
tsans. ~SS.nttrne Salstragsn uno WianiAetifn. e9nar.
bsrntr' p,,u,,d, Sa,denlpiesel. aaihsaba6sr. alotis.
gudsr, 3tpbqr .aDOut, Strla Saumfpous. SsIas'
Dpsier B,riauf ~ btr Gutmsrtiam'sit bon Sanblsta
.sbr ~ %snpiebsn. u..
lawrence .. qbits S Come. Nuft.,
fel VT. 30s, BtibBai.igiosefr
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Su perfaufeu

2DW UtLIWuTVH' NJ
49, Fin eurpttbhhspsrih' s 3~.fbdises Saus an ber
ESi.I gboptani., nabe prattiirabe, init l03inmsrn ur,o
HliAL 8assinribtuus i'm sanJtn 5auie. gasejintmsr.
bsibes uno ialt.s geafsr, II bet 1913 Sub bis an cline 10
SUB brsitt Ausp.
.rsssaa Seruer:
#a.5 Sier fteine Bdufsr at Der WetlsrfraBe,
JH3IaisHA nabe Broaopap btnt9.
6erntr:
$50 Sin Saus on Der $panftrdat, 70 BET 10
EssI fuf. DteieB IT cine ausgeishrete 9ele8enbstt
lEa1Hzaz Fir stnsn banbtusrfer, iotpie aud fur 5snlannsr,
Der ttnsn 2sibfiau balten mill.
g olpteau
-szzaA elm x%gobnbdus NIT eaeeu dn Der ylorb.Sa9'
SHs.l ftraBe. nabe BEN tarits, elm gutter VlaB tar Se.
EsssN tdGfte, asssnmdrtig fur elm Wooeipaarsnsel6afs
btnust: .utro nit Dorraib uno 9tnri4tun8 %pertaufi.
Wle pieSe ,.srunohadt peroeu blnig %uettauit, oa Der
eiasntbirnsr ietu 70 S1,''hdtt gu pshitln beabftttSt Na9s'
ti-l2)
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Das elesaute porsi.eltd,e
LII BobnbauS
Mr. 35O, Gh.NombareNrab.

uufWuftton.
Gitulaa, BEN 10. Gan. IL, pRdd5mtttags q ubr.
ptros Id ali Ort uno Gttus has uadJiiebeno btihrifbent
iebr tmpltblsnslutrtbe unO babiHs 3issntbnm esr'
tauitn, n0nltd
Den sdu,en @runebIas NIT 6sbanetn an ftr
on. qom6atb'. nabe BaibinptppfrsBe, 10 6uB brett
uno 100 JuB ttt bis an cine 10 5uB brstts AIto larld
Fh srftredtn6 unD nit tiusm bhtibtt utib gutssbauttn
3.hodi8sn iisStlf.tntrisn 9o otnbaat nit q f6dt.
mop,rrIen girridtuua,n, ais Gas. bsiBts uno fuitrs
QbaNsr. BaOa,nnier &C.. otritttn tno I'M Stntt8rartbs
b ituoet Rd eth %ttesuthtsr jttstltetutrntr Statl.
AL. V. Gas Gt9tnibunt rutro int gauleH ~ansfboitn
ODER tpeun % gtptirlu. miro. I'm btnter8runes bis Iu
elmer 3tsfs bon 30 5aB init elmer 4 CUB brsltsn Hutp
aeibtilt luerDet.
"Das aarIt Brnuoaat ~ elmer @ruuomittbs bon So
pro YreitiuB untttiuorten.
Die observation-disclosures. tutIhs Itbr LIBERAL ftno.
ipsrotn btt'm gsriahfe b,tdrnt geItaGt.
u. y. e3pper, Nuft.,
tg-8l Pr. 81, HDtf faltinturthraAt
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ssA Sebr empfrblcuSiuertDss
- @rHnSetgeutbum
init 9trtnaer 8ruuo mtttRt
oil hlI

9iQeu,, Stpiiaeu Gtont un6 pt8btraBs,
uIWutttOr.
Gtsu Ada, ben 10. Slnlar 1871, Rddbmittdas u
tIbr, nerot i'd AT Crt uuo Steue oG5 nahItebtnb be-
I~ttisbsNs. iebr smptsplsuslpertbt et8tnt9um %psriahlen,
ndmlih
Bsn aan,tn @run6ptaD nsbhD tbdutidftttsn,
an btr 9(oroititt otr ptnen', Ilutihtn 5ronl- u; piRp'
ftraBe. etlt0tu, p 6uB brett uno 40 5nB tulepr ootT
i%usnfatrl bis all bic N6oiiouiraBt Ilrlt gtbttb.
Dtt 8aulidIeltCu (Yir. % uuo y, piutntr. y btftbfn
IN tinsm grORCn uno autpebautsn lteaslhtlntrntn De
bdube, elmer 8runDmietbe ron uut Se.R uHtttluotttn,
BCrnGr:
siusu Isersu Slnt, benz obtsru uuuiitegbar as8tr.
ibSr acls0tu, % jug an Der piutnNraBs brstt uHo 30
IfuB titf. 8rnnDmlttbtl l Gent.
BertduiAbs0iugunBfn Die SGlttS bdar, osr We't III II
Utonattn nit .Iinitn uuo 9snthtnt8itt S.httbttt ootT
bic garje Sumre baGr, it na0 BIN StlitbsH pss aaI'
ltrs.
CINE NnIablung BON $50 nuB bsrnl AGuit gtnahi
ptrben. 2. 6sunian SbipIep. 5aalpdlttri
o. y, 9ppsr, ant,.
(5-s) gr, 81, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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0srwaIttrssD evfani

Esd. bon
8runoei9entbum an Der GuBsrneitr., SaHtoa.
Strait cine, DStrtits bsR arsss . @srthts esr StaOi
Baltimore luIrO Der untrritibntte. ala gstlpalter. Don.
~nsrftaa, ben II. Sanuar 1871, ~gatnittagB j ubr, JuHl
gsriauis ~Gusbtetet (:
Den aanItn @runbpIas. IN Der Gtaot Baltimore
geIegCt uno, iptt folgt. btlhrttbtn all Der NBstleite per
qulsrneftrabt In Der gniicrulna bon li7 6uB lholtb
uoI Der 6i0utit : Gde her alice Nnris nno GuItrns an'
farQeno, prlhtr NnIanaspurtt AUD In osr Snttttnung
bon l8o 6uB n6roltt pon Der ehop.t'ede Der auI.rnt.
uno adntaltrfraBe 1T oarr lleiit stptnes lanes es
9uIetntfraBe, II fu6 Oann tutflih, parallel NIT Der
alice NnnNraBe, u 5uB o Son taun nbrb!td II 6uB
unD Oanu bRlin, in 8rootr Gtnte, Iurad BIB gum An'
far9spunIts.
ste @tbduoe (oas 6, Saus IHOlih oon Nlit VIM
irdbe) btItbtR In ttHtm Gutatbnuttn 2'nGdtasn 5ttatl'
fetnerntn Paufe. stues SrInpmtstbs BON $50 unter'
lpotfet.
acknowledgement, lpie i'm Detrtt vorasihrifb,n
elm Srittttril bddr, DER Jsh IN 9letAen Sahunesn in I
uno IL Wouatsn BITE GrtoitIabtlu8tn 3tnlen tra8tnt
uno CUR 3utrteoenhStt bis VerlpGlietS 8els9trt ooei
Wlss baar, nab Dem Ytltcben oss Santsts:
HtrplS u. Rpbinfpn. iutu @ttlualter
(30i, Z, 10, 3,B,9,2l) Gdml. y. 9uptr, Auft.
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ben 6ols, oas re3ts Huqs unO In BAG resbi
Cbr. Ddrnut t%rariif Der Rdubsr ben S9lhI
ll. blid,it bts @tloiDtnoe uno ftahi aus Der.
lslbtn s2250. 90 9'iaab ti,its aqes. pdbi
rsub Der qua bbsr DIE Bride iuhr.
us Dieier auf Der anOtren Eslte btrIslbeu
In On albnnp nulnnI. ipraua Der Rauber
bonn 3uae uub snilam. Sas gerbrebsH tour0.
trit entOtdt. als Der Bug am DEPOT uieoer
belt ur0 Der Dertuuno.ie Utann it'd an bic
WagtHtbtre biHihI,ppts uno Die NufusrfIam
felt Der Ssuts srrtaie. Or muroe iofOrt mad
benz Staots 5oipttals asbroht, too sr troB Isls
Her ibrtdii6fn 9BuuOsn oas 8orasIalent ers
idblts. DtaH bolt ots W6rosrs batO blbbait
III ptTbtu.
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RI %bcrfanEeu.

I'LL Sas 6aus Rr. AZ, RDalters. nabe ct. Yeterar.,
2'h6dig, init 8 Simmsrrt oui Der erIsn etdss unb 8utsil
Qtlsr. Rrtis $3.50. R1btrtS bel
Nnepun & BrHscup.
(2pl-) 9tr. 10, Sam Buildings, st. BanlfraBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
8Iaiges Grnnbeigsat1ats,
"a. m .~a.

Gin 6aus an, Der UacSiotrraHroBe NIT 2 3trtrnert.
Keller tftb esrdrmi8em bofe, prsis sI450 ; ioluie stt
pau1 an wttntnians, nahe Bouofrabe, rntt7 3tinrnert
trabe. tn eoinpletsru 8ufanbs /; preis 5000. Cine
Gauofsus bon 22t Mdtrn. nape elmer Gtfsnbasn prtts
$500, rpppon uu9sfdtr $1,000 baar. Der 5tsft auf tansen
Vrtbit. NdRert Wushauft bet
2bpb. q. MRaFon,
(soo-l Sr. 81. aoro.goHbHrase.
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aus 1aipd.

S%atGota, ). Jan, nbsr 9oneon. - @s
II Hnttr BEN ihptii,rii4tn Srupp.u Der Dol.
ldnoiIh inoiihsH Nrmssn Elm Gomplott emit
0tdt norOsr, ben Bsnsrals BouUsrnsur au sr
uotosn Uno it6 IN Den SsitR O,r Jnitt az
isbeu.
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QonNEk unh @rihaTfsbfnb. q

L. Gin gsrautniets ~. Ti6dtes5 geobnbaas -
nit ReuergsIboB nit ~bequensr Vaiiaat. Q aaeH Stms
mtrr, qeltr urttr BEN 8arltn 3auie, groBtni Stdut
uno g9agsnsRtntit II. e wy Aues I'M auttn 3uadnee,
nebH 1 Wdtr 9dne i'm DiitttIpunite hes Stdot4tns Gttts
ior6 an Der Dori 1urnptfe, 81 Dleilen ron BaIttaaprt
t~ntfsrnt, elm gutter plak hir ttntl WRIT o0tr9aotnssitfT,
tit Itbr biutg 10 O~fridufen bel PeHEp y. goCEe,
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Sermti9te Mn3eigea.
@. g. WrifFtb C Cont,

Wr. 80 s. 81, GBcffsBalttn,oref4r.
,sp,Ia.n boGisaparast uno YpFoiHrs. Hssaas.
BaIttmore,W D.. ~
trtporttu,s una 6aneler In Xsppthen te.,
so,t,n ,ort,pabrsso sins srost une babits guspabi bon
fsn,,,. Sf puausttss, Hrmtnhers,
''N' bpsyslt brettew sneI. Sam NETS unh
" aaYearts'. BraGs!er uub pafenhtn
tppensf epp tide
,o,p., ana bot ben b~sritbmteftn 5abrifantsn bic beffn
UauHsr BON rHHEn-eLY-y EXTRA, BUPxRPIrss she 90
roopn.iS,sn INoRAu -Iepptdbfn.
so.btn ,~r,pYatatn ptr DantpftGiif rCltotr GtotniptEs
birt;t BON Selma stns aas8tiudtt Wusuael pom anoflr'
tm, r,etSsu uub fdrrirttt ntdtten, iolptt
s8doasfud, In alien Srtttsr uno Gnaltfdkn.
mtI6s Arttftl yptr In SrcSsi tao Rtftnen ~ bsofsifds
Ssrebosi,stsn @yti,sH ~otriauttH.
- setuer btntseg
Seppt9 s3aber, p
ssy. Is, YprDs9ouaro-, JtuiiSen Tap.tts$ nne
Gerin0ionfraBs, y
| ntatss ptiae urt tarrirtt UeattsE.
6lntse &epptdbs.
| ,. btntaee k0ddbtttIs9 ". T. y.
Ia mir bgg suntei Berratt nad ottt ilsbtsn 9eusH
| btr fttijs oeiuuft babtn. 10 btabf&ttgfh ~ir,
btnta segsst BaorJablnng
\ In gs. Is, gtoro. GgtpcrDs. tiuttGtn daptttf' =: tskiHS
ionfrast, m cfrfauitn tapra2l.15l
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u EuTbmtEfDeu gu I<W"IS" 49,.
Gint von S80i. IS, visr bon $50 febt tif @runDfia
an Ser t5eotttrate, los bet 44s SuB; oaus amo Pias,
i'd fir rtnei 2aeesbiers6 alon stansnn. tI0yoi $Soo
Re. Q. Vt. 4auIhrcfs. V"s1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
Matrabfn- nl0 pftten fobr
= saa
llriaa VI. Pollaa.

tn sss. 90, MeTs Separsfrase.
e,ue sycse gusSaby bon bear., sza!satHt-. 81
gtrlnattS, Tairdtsu Jptpit aud Ton S,oeri. Ettt,
SmtaiS y. (. 70, psl4t ~ btrirtn Eriittn e'rseHif nsr'
~ sHs Tss.rasss ans xsst.a tssrs.n yss ap;, tfHss sss
uett Ttpasiri, : lNus. 81. Sep. 4. De-. II ,aus.Ii-
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9u s,.rmtetaen

Snr,, on,v orei pIrm,r IN, ,tDetttn Gtodt Hn6 iofori
III SSsr,ai,ttbsn. al nsISsn n in he, Srpeo. b. M arcs
lant.H taatsiettnns." Rr. .. o. "~apH'aSs'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-07
Rterre u. Smsan;
ID. 90 a. moxIRs sc.

ar,,,S.riasntbumSs unb GisiS:Giaffsr.
q, ,.r,ou,,, , tine strdumiss g~Dobnuns uno stthau.
~, =, s,rsr nor,., ,ltden 8e Id1dftsssgenb.
esIoer tuere,n ~ atisn 8strdssn auaseitsbtn.
gtniajdrunatn BON @tSoern ptrosh lo8's'@ oslora';,
$500 Itno !ofort aussuic'esh. l@"o-l
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6Guier ~ b~crfauten.
III, p~rrtnuEcn.

Hz Dol 8.R6dise pdus gr. lis, gloroieitt her
3bdnfts'. ipsflih pom Der Wunfra8e, NIT aeaiier Rno
Sas. plab 10 bel SO 5uB. Suinomtttbt nur $685. aut
ben ganler Plat,
Eerrcr Elm 3 hodges 0dus an Der Stoistt ber on.
8aueitt.. p,TiIib non Der 8infirobe. NIT tlueni 2.il6di.
gen Qtutiretbdubs uub bblIerrer Stihe 8 Stubtn. Blas
Is bel IS nus bis an tine 10 5uB brsttt ausq. gruno.
nlttbs $50. gBtrb btute ~ptrIantt. Rdhtrt NusfIntt qtebt
d. @bGrIss, Rr. 1907, q '5rpabrsab. 1857
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Wlan. sEInfntp.

bic Is6r stihidts glatbatbsrin, taun ~ itber 3tii hbtr
gsrb6ltnife oss 2ebens. iber Slid uno uuellt ssipro'
Den iutroeI in Rr. 8e. Sdnal., Bipti9en prdtt' tuo
III iprthen, (6-l2)
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Strfeigerangen.
sA commandments Gieent9nm
@igsSFrGbs. rate SroaOwnp,

&sA an Der ...r..
@igeIHrGbe, rdte SroaopGp,
aufNuttton.
a3pntaa, btn 9. 9duuaE 1871, Rddmittdas o
ubr, lpsros ~ al OFT uu0 5ieus eGs uahfsbsub be-
i6rifbtns, iepr GlnpttRltnsptttbt @runosiaeHipuHl bfrs
fauen, u6mlt0
DaS game GrunbRdH nebR @tbduIl@Feitsu,
an Der WiusriraBe, nubt Ylodbwap. 9tssen, IS 5uB
brett uno 90 JuB itt sspsnb. Die Baulthie.ttu bttsbst
IN ttntm %2,hodBSn IttgdNsiufrnsu W oaubau { init
l'rodI8sr ants II. ~, Qqeraritl I'm Sots. @rtino.
mittls So 10 pee 3ePr. baIbidRrlia jaslbdr. Ssttaui
u~ubsbtnat.
Seoinsanetr Die SdIite Baar. Otr gtsf In 8 unO 6
Wlonaitn Ootr has 4auIs bdar, t uaq otm Sdiebsu
Dts R0uiers.
Gmt aua9Iuus BON $50 mus btt'm aauis etHaat
rptIoEu. Samuel D.. e9UpEr. Huh.,
$50 Gr. 81. WetsBdltiu0tttr
an 9urb Sam. 9. G0Brr, NRit.
LII Ssbr cmpFtBlsnsDsribss 8ruHo3tnsfrsies
8IunOeigcni9unl
an DFt 3pu.. ndbe Nisauitbfraet.
aUt Nutttom
DfpHtag, ben .. Gan, 1871, RudbuItttdas Y ubr,
tpttoe Id an 0rt unb STEELE DaS hlNlte9tno beldtiFbene,
lspr smptsQtulpsttbe, 8runbltnftIsie etasRtPnm oer'
tauttH, namlt1
Sas sGnIs 8runbHhd Htba 9ebdullAfsittn,
an otr SlioohleIts per NowrtaBt sSleBsh, ID jus brett
Die Sebdnot tRr. 80. 2owaraBt,l btFtbtu In ttrrm
9ut5tbauisn IiegsiiisineTHsn BpbHbduls nit Ipsts
fodl8tm piritrBrbaube II. l. ~, gruns %itnstEet. -.
BertautsbtomgunBtR dAie paltte baaTt ofr Wen IN D
NtDuatEH init 3tulW unb St6trbett.
CINE AnlabIuHa bon $50 mug bGlm Rault 9eWa0i
Usrbeu. cam. q. @ppfr, Auit.,
an Nr. "a. 9DsIt,BGItlmcTsfr.
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SiQta ia %btrfQufcn,

.Eka2ia. Sin uprIhelihsr gpstHs uuo Sifr.SuIon. I'M
WttttIyuhite Der Stabt erleseu. u.lhtr quite Gf idGftt
matt, init eyceEtnttm Seller NIB aiids. Yrets $1,000 I:
ionic 2 gBopnbauier rdhe bCn G'ria9ton.Dtd ttr
$500 uup $500 &runomittbe SS7. 90 uno $50.
R6bsreR bel f3aines d epesRsauH.
eRr, 282, OF. |Gutffr. noroitH
(3O8-) bon Der 2eEin8tonEtaf..
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Rn hcrHnnien.

gu ~berTauten.
Eala Das 2Ssf6diss BddistH.g 10 obnhaus Cir. IT2,
on qumbarO., uubt QdroliutitrGBe, is JaB brett uno
bis iur Bounty Sane luriid I'D t~riirtdeno, nit etnen e
h6digtn pauis al Sounip.9ans 0as aaHif GigentbUm
IL III S23 pro Wouat Otrmitt5et. @runomlttbs 50 pro
BrtitefuB. Ndhtrts BET uubunH x 3ruscup, ar.
10. AdS .5Htlbinss. 81. gaulrr. lsoS-l
81 9auier ,u brriauien.
b6uIsr ~ tduien uro Iutr BtrtnuTt ~ Hbsr.
nsbIrttn III allen SbtIltn Der Gtabt Frtih pDH 500 bis
$4,000, Wu& ptro Die gtnttbuug BON Rstuunpsn
ausr art, Ginta Itrsn BON @rIHOmtsihru &c. bldg be.
ioret. Gtte QuJdbI grlnofids ftts btltg an paHo.-
Nuh lpiro Gtlb 1usseltebcn. o. bora.
Nr. 1O2. Cough. ituiihtn SeuofraBe
(Cft.6 6, sgRtt.) unS Broa6tDao.
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6ciuht.

Gin YPGohen lum 9ottn, RBaihsn uno B4Bflt. Yls
ter 9obn ruto aEseben IN elmer ileintn 5autiItt glatIu.
trastn In Rr. 178X, @de DON etrinstpn. une
GNntnp RrnAr. lt-6l
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EerIanst anO geIa@t.
Nerldnat.

0erlan0t.
Gin bsutiass Wtab6tu. tptIdts GusHIa iprtdt. fir
eslD0bnlihe puuBa rbtit In elmer tHinen 5anl'itt. RAD
Iufragsn IN Rr. asa, @eR.6apette., oberbaIb Frr'
ironitrdBe. tl
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M rmnhmiefheft ,1 rersanfet.

aearript, S3pswen. gIsrf; eomm'HS mt'
lo-i6)l b. ny. penHets Vpeaf..
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Su Verfnh eu%
Cline pnrIiglibe SampInnaI6tnt (6-7 git+sttran
nebf Hell. Wtan melbe HA ipfort lit Der Ggpsoi-
tton bes sGorrsipOnoentcn.~ edt Der BaltirnoIsiiraBt
uno poiispiHeesN oenut. t2O4-l
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NrrInnnt.

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ais pauibdlttrlu. no Iu t%Ifra9sn, ia8t Die GrRte B.
BIatteB. t4-6l
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Serldngt.
Git iunatr oeuti&sr 8oibGrbtittr tuur stu gutter
braubt Rh 10 mtIoenl bel q. VI. BplE HHHapoIts,
Wrunbtls County, Vlo. (6-71
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4. @rsif g Sruetr, Rr. 96A, ESSH.3altimDrs.
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an ptr BtIdtr : 6fpue, o Nitilsn uon Der Staot nabs
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iu pern,stbSa. 9ldbiufragen bei Britb Rittetb0ff,
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29
The CHRONICLE.


1T il rather an anomaly in trade for
avender to fl nd himself transferring
property and yet paying for it at the
same time. Yet such a thing has
actually occurred at Lyme, Connect
cut, in the course of a transaction in
the meat business. The butchers of
that goOdly village have not, it APP
pears, reduced the price of meats at
retail in proportion to their reduction
at wholesale. Thus a farmer sold an
animal to q butcher at a certain price
per pound. and a partOfthe agreement
was that the butcher should return
him a quarter of the animal after
killing. The butcher charged it to
the farmer at the retail price, and the
balance being struck the farmer found
that he must pay the butcher some
thing for taking the three-quarters
off his hands.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

The Mount Pleasant Iowa. Press
tells this: A certain gentleman who
was involved in domestic troubles
met with a genuine "Job's comforter
the other morning. Meeting an old
friend who was a widower, he related
his troubles to him, and told him he
expected to be broken up, as his wife
had commenced suit against him for
the sum of $1,000 alimony. "Well."
says the widower, "In wait and see
how she comes out, and if she sue
ceeds I'll 90 for her"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

FREEZING TO DEATH Stephen
Hall, a queer genius. had made fire.
quent promises to his troubled friends,
that he would put an end to himself.
One singing cold night, he vowed he
would go out and freeze to death.
About eleven o'clock, he returned
shivering and swapping his fingers.
Why don't you freeze ," asked u
loving relative. Golly," said the
pseudo suicide, " when / freeze, l
mean to take u warmer night than
this for it."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29
IT. MEAT MARK EFT

fHHTHE undersigned would res
NJ Il pectfully announce to the citi-
- zens of Warren and the vicinity
that he has opened a Meat Market on Lib
erty Street, opposite F. K. Wisell's Carriage
Factory, where he intends to keep CT Instant
yon hand, all kinds Of fresh meats, and OF
as good quality as the country will afford
Ihave employed the services ola goodbutch-
er who has had long experience in the busi-
ness, and who Will always be on hand 70 at
tend to the wants Of al customers. An or
derS left for meats in the evening will be
promptly attended to, If desired can be de-
livered at their residences, or kept in re-
nigerator till called on.
June %. lS70-tf LEMUEL DRAY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

A lady was reading to her servants
an account of the Chicago fire. The
incident of the burning of the eman-
cipation proclamation arrested the
attention Of one old colOred woman, a
slave all her life, who viewed the
proclamation much as the Israelites
did the ark of the covenant "What
dat" she said, "burned up?" "Yes,
aunty, burned up" Den what
gwine come of us again ," 81 don't
know may he you'll be slaves as be-
fore" "Den dis chile gwine to die
right now" And throwing up her
hands in dismay, she left the presence
of her mistress, visiting dire impre-
cations on the head of the man "what
sot out dat fire."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

A certain good wife who had been
lecturing her husband for coming
home intoxicated, became incensed
at his indifference, and exclaimed:
ooh, that 1 could wiring tears of an
guish from your eyes"
To which the hardened wretch hic-
coughed:
"Tai-'taint no use, old woman, to
DO bore for water here!"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

a Boston journal gives the follow
ing ''recipe for extemporizng a life
preserver, 4" Lay a handkerchief on
the ground, spread open, then place
on it, brim downwards, a hat lone of
the chimney-pot sort is the best, and
tie the four corners of the handker-
chief together over the crown of it,
This, if held with both hands under
the chin, will float a person along
time in the water" If you happen
not to have the right sort of hat about
you, and find it impossible to beg,
borrow or steal one, the best thing is
to go ashore and hire a yawl.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

LOST BoY.-A reward of one thou
sand dollars is offered for the restora-
ton, or information that will lead
thereto, of Freddie Leib, a boy five
years old, who disappeared from his
home in Quincy, Illinois, on the Goth
June last. 1t is is believed that the
boy was carried off by gipsies or
Italian musicians, and that he is now
wandering through Southern Ohio.
Information may be sent to j. C..
McGraw, Chief of Police, Quincy,
Illinois. or 10 w. H. Leib, of the
same city.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29
T.ittIa Jassia had /,

Little Jessie had been eating cur
Her mother said: you know you
were forbidden to eat currants I"-
"Why didn't you say, get thee behind
me, Satan ?" II did say get thee be-
hind me Satan; and he went and got
behind me, and pushed me right into
the currant bushes"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

An establishment at New Lisbon,
that occupiesa corner, keeps a little
sign upon the side of the house, bear
ing this inscriptions: "These loafers
won't work" 1t has the desired effect.
There are never any loafers seen on
that corner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

A man once wentto a lawyer'so Office
and told the legal gentleman that he
had been insulted BY a man who had
told him to go to, and desired to
know what he should do. The law
yer suavelXsaid : II would not advise
you to go; the law don't compel you"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

Stephen Pearl Anniversaries clear
ly enough that 1.-THE Absolutoid and
Abstraetoid Elementismus of Being
echoes, or reappears by Analogy,
within the Relatoid and C%OncretOid
Elaborismus." We really don't know
whether to agree with him or not.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

At Null, a messenger having re-
quested a London clergyman to an
nounce that if DR.. Leach was among
the audience he was urgently wanted, u
the clergyman added, from sympa-
thy, p" land nay God have mercy on
the door natienI.u
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

At a horse case, tried in Northam-
ton the other day, one witness, on be-
ing asked what kind of medicine was
used in the treatment of the dilapida-
ted animal, said that "he would be
busted if he knowed, but he ryther
guessed it was ANARCHY" May be
the man meant dTnica.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29

A story is told of a lecture before
the Agricultural College students at
Amherst, on grape culture, in which
the lecturer presented a bottle of wine
made from hisown grapes, and request
ed the class to sip it to test its quality.
The bottle only lasted to the third
man.