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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

We refer to
Thomas H. Kemp, Clerk of Caro-
line Co. Court. --
George II. Rossum, Att. at Law,
Denton, Md.
r. X, Richardson, Sheriff of the
County.
William Fell, ESQ.,, of Denton, Nd.
Maucha & Bro, Real Estate B'krs,
Ridgley. Md.
(The above gentlemen will act as
Supervisory COmmittee.)
Refer also to Charles Gooding, ESQ.,,
Speaker of the Delaware Senate. all
the Leading Men, the Banks, the Edi-
tor of this Paper, and the Press of the
Peninsula generally.
We want active men and women,
everywhere. to work for us, with
whom we will make liberal arrange
ments, namely, after, their ordering
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them one engraving and one ticket
FREE, for every four names they send
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
THE LaPIBRRB HOTEL,

containing twenty-six rooms, furnish
ed throughout, with all modern con-
veniencrs, plenty of Out-buildings,
stabling for thirty horses; including
all outfit, stock, &C., worth, cash,
S25, 900.
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Ey-Clildren Between four and twelve
years OF age, half fare-under four years
free. 0ne hundred Ioands Baggage with
each fuii ticket.
A. A. BARNES,
Cea'l Ticket Ag't Menu bis.
]. A. NICKEIS,
Passenger Agent Bristol.
Feb. 3-.f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

Has just returned from the cities
with superb and magnificent stock
of Hats, Bonnents, Cloaks, Furs, Rib
bons, Flowers, Trimmings and ladies
Furnishing Goods generally. No rare
or beautiful thing in her line has been
omitted.
Prices are made to suit the times
Call and examine at her rooms on
Main Street, Hurts Building.
Oct. %. 1S70-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

r. IAwRENCE's NtF[rs FRIEND
Cures all Diseases peculiar to Females.
Dec 9, 1S70-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
no REAL rsTATE oWuERs

Having property Of every description for
sale, intending large Boundaries Of isw-pric-
ed lands, viii please write to W. A. STA
PILES & CO., Amherst C.. H., Va. Reasons
win be given in private answer by return
mail. Jan 20-lSIl-4W.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
TOTAL Value
Of The $4,000 GIFTS, $4,000

The drawing will take place, as soon
as engravings enough are sold to dis
tribute the tickets, before as many tick
ct holders as choose to be present, and
to be under their control.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
Gen, Stonewall jackson,

The best, larges and handsomest ever
published, Is x "a in, worth SIS co.
h:ch we will sell on the same terms,
for 81 90. Its is truly gem of art.
A FORTUNE FOR YOU! ..s
With each engraving, till we have
sod 50,OD0 copies, we will give FREE
one share or ticket, emitting each
shareholder to one of the following
gifts.
Read on and remember, that every
ticket holder will positively get one o.
the following, which ~ill be distribut
ed by drawing.
At DENTON, Maryland.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

1850 GIFTS consisting of Wash
ing Machines, Wringers, Standard
Books and Works of Aart; none of
them can be purchased at retail, for
for less than 81, while some are worth
SIS and more.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

50 Bbls. Reid Corn and Rye Whisky
r LEE, TAYLOR & CO
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

The Principal Druggists in The United
States and British Anlesics.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
THE CARTER EARN.

With 80 acres; fine orchard, good
buildings, choice wheat land,
a... eE oon
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

Cattle are dumb beasts, but by
getting together in large numbers
they make themselves herd!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07
DISEASES CAUSED BY A BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD.

1t thoroughly eradicates every kind
of Humor and Bad Taint, and retores
the entire system to healthy condi-
ton.
1t is beyond question the FINEST
TONIC IN THE WORLD.
Thousands have been char ged by
the use of this Medicine from weak,
siekly, suffering creatures, to strong,
healthy, and happy men and women.
Invalids cannot hesitate to give it a
trial.
No Medicine has obtained such a
great reputation as this justly celebra-
ted compound.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

A Michigan trial Justice has dcci-
ded the cost of boarding rooster
two days-one cent.
Why is grain of sand in the eye
like a schOOlmasters cane? Because
it hurts the pupil.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

Mrs. Digby says the main stay of
her husband is the club. Stays pref
ty near every night till twelve!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

One who has reflected good deal
on the lapse of ages, prefers, on the
whole, the age of seventeen.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-07

PorAroEs.-There is a newspaper
article going the rounds. that a Ia
bIespoonful of plaster of Paris. to a
hill Of potatoes applied about the
end of June. will double the crop.
and better the article. 1t is a simple
thing. and if health in the stocks can
be SO easily secured. it would be well
for some of our e1perimentalists to
try IT.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-13
CHEESE AS FOOD.

To the question-why is it that the
consumption of cheese is so very small,
if its high value as food is SO well un
derstood? the Germantown Telegraph
answers as follows 1T is because
cheese eaten in any quantity to make
its nutrition felt is the most unwhole-
some food in the world; whereas in
very small quantities., which will not
help the manufacturers much, it is just
the contrary, rs the corrector of other
food"
Paragraphs like the above are very
likely TO mislead. Cheese is not an mn
wholesome food, when "eaten in guam
tity sufficient to make its nutrition felt, !"
The fact is very clearly proven in the
case of the English laborer who, when
abundantly supplied with cheese, can
get along with little or no other food,
and retain his health and strength.
Cheese is a great blessing to poor peo-
pie, who cannot afford to use other
forms of animal food. A recent letter
from correspondent in Paris, speak
ing of the scarcity of animal food, that
'.living upon bread and rice, / am faint
from morning till night, and that no
one can imagine what the privation
from meat or cheese is, without they
try"
But the Telegraph admits that cheese
eaten III small quantities, is Denenclal
Gas corrector of other food" and yet
this consumption, it says, would not
help the manufacturers much. Now
the cheese manufacturers would ask
for nothing better than such q consump-
ton of cheese, if it were general among
the people. Say that each individ-
ual would take only one ounce of
cheese per day, ola Il third of an
ounce at each meal, simply as correc-
tor of other food;;" this small quantity
distributed among orr forty millions
of inhabitants, would make an annual
consumption, in the United States, of
9l0,000,000 of pounds, or nearly four
times the product annually made in the
country. But suppose we deduct ten
millions of the inhabitants, as non-con-
sumers of cheese, and allow only one
half an ounce per day for the 30,000,0OO
of people-and we have an annual con-
sumption of cheese amounting to 342,-
100000 of pounds, which is still about
lOO,OOO,0OO of pounds more than the
whole country produces.
Now we should say that half ounce
of cheese per day would be a very small
ration, and yet If the demand for our
home consumption of cheese was 100,-
100000 of pounds above our annual
production, it would help manufac-
turers of cheese amazingly.-RurdI
Nel0 Yorker.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-11

NOTlOE.~An persons are hereby forbid
- harboring or trusting Ohm LAYDEN, an adopted
contracting. PATRiCK TAYDEN
Grafton. April I, 1871. d3t+ AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-11

Auctoneers
Regular Auction Sales every Wednesday Saturday.
Persons having Property to be sold will please send to
us in season for the above days of sale dts APPS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
@Dbenblatt.
SrirSriG @agHcr, 2rraHssrber.
Scranton, ben 10. Sftbr. 1871.
NfdfIi Der Nahf.


Gsr auSsan8 ter WetIsn In YsnnIpl'
panitn, Sbto unb Soma am lsBtsn Disns.
tag mar utdt 70 SanRts fur bic Dsmcfra'
tie, ais mir srparttt battsn, uno mir Be-
baltsn uns pcr, ipitsr, ptnn stu rubi.
ger llsbtrblid dllsr juIammsu wtrtsnttn
8srbdltEifIe tsfsrss 0st6r fiutsn riirfis,
bic llria&sn unlsrsr Nitrtrlass ausfdbr.
li6er Su tsIprsGrn, UNI aus elmer lOl&sn
8tirabtuns mo mbslth Wubsn fur bic
3utunft su stsbsn.
DAFT bic Rabrtsit enbli6 rod iitsen
mub unb 7sssn ptrb, if nnisr unsrfatt'
isrltasr Srcf, unO gats nae uns NOit
itut, ilf trsu unb bttarrIia ausJubalttn.
bio ten @runpidssn, psl&s bic bsmOirnti'
IGs partst rsprditnttrt, @nsrtsnnung
wirb, uno bann ptrStn mir an Gnpt bod
ben Sise baSontrassn.
IsmCfrdisn unp Gcnierpatipf! labl
sr& nibt sntmutbtSsn. Der Gag unisrsr
8tlrsiuns BON fsr iYasmattihen Bolts
tuTen- SsatGluns unO Setrus tif ndbs'
als itr slautt. Die ftdnrIi&sn "SctS'
unp Sanp 'gsrG&lsupsruussn an Gilsn'
babE &omrautsn; Disrsrsisn TN @rcbsr
Ger f6rsralsn Ssamten unS bic unSsbsur'
StsuerlaR, msIfe rem SClte aufsstarbt
pirp, unttrsratsn NIT isbsm Sage msb'
bic rtpublitantf&: Yartei, bic i' gang uni
gar Ia Corruption psrlunftn III, tae fl
nur ned bura bic aus rsr SCltspIinbs
runs sswOnnsusn @iitsl suiaismsnssbal
ten wtro. Durh unebrltGt Ssrbinbun
ssn ,pii&sn rsputlitanif&sn Gibrsn mt
e.wiNsn cOrruptsn Gemctratsn, bsnsn Ell
@nt6stt Res 8aubtS psriprp&tn rrretu
III su ni&t untttrdGtItdsm 3bstls ra
@abl- 3tIaltat srJisIt rOrhsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19

bic BON bsm fransSRi&sH Sinansminifsr
YUupsr.Suartisr btnF6tlt& bes In Ssiue
auf GIIus unb eotbrinssn abjui6lts6sue
ben 3cupsrtrasss ssmaGtsn SorfGIds'
auesnummsn uub aut In StjuS btsrauf
bsfsbsnbsn Difsrtn,sn biirfen nun als
snbsiltis belsttist bttrahttt wsrb,n. @u&
biuf&tIt& Der Bs,abluns bts 8sfsS bsr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat man ii6
auf jufriecsufsusupsr 8afis etsiniSt;
man III ndmlih iibsrsinsstcmmen, btefs
8sRjobluneen Iollttn aue IA Gage 70
Ianss erfclesn. Bio bic sanSe BON 6rant'
reid ,u sntri&tsnbe Stsssi&ulb abss'
trasen III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
MuSlinbii6e 8eri6te.

Berlin, 10. DIT. Die 5srbRItfffpn trs
bsuti6sn Rst6stass wuret brute pOn
Satftr BiIbsIm In psricn sr6Fntt. Gs
bate l6 in tsm FiirSli4 srit pOGsnbstsn
nsusn SiBunssssbdups bss 8stfstdsss
cine arc6t Msnfhtnmsnss einssfuurtn,
um bic Gr6fnunsessrsmOnisn mitanjus
lsbsH.
2OntOn, II. Oft. 3pi16sn Gsutf6.
Lamb, 9ruetritannitn unb ban Sfr.
Stadt.n pirp tsmn66R Elm 8trtras gum
gbIhluFs strtitsn. ttr bic eouluIariiHsn
SssistunstH rf9pIirt unb bic sBaarsnjsis
den garautirt.
Berlin, IL. DIT. 8drR Sismard Snt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
Rum Serf0mf:

Cine Sauerri BON SO gfsru, pOSpn As adsr
iuItpirt trst Mriltu pon Ri6OIipn, an btr ei-
ME err DEL, 9ada. II. W. Gilrnbabu. Die Ser.
btiTsrunsen linb Gin fltiuts @ehubaus, spsi
SGmern unb cine an,abl SrudtbGums. gSri.
trrs Austunft srtbslt s. 9E. Ncpre, {. .. u
8. Gr., ratitr Uerr UiIliam Campbell in 8ac-
tcrppille, ga. 19o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19

GAieaor, 81, II. Oft. ssute @cr'
osu um ;sts llkr btBann ss bier ju reg
men; ss rssnstr .wst StuuSsn lang bsftts
unp rann fulstsn m!nee bsftiss 8sssn'
ftauer. gie mar Si,ssswstttr ptutom'
m,ner ais rtts Wal. Der Staub anb bic
Qi6t, wrl&e felt ptm Ssusr bic euit err
faaten, paun 10 srOb, rab IS fapisrt8
mar, Q,tsm iu ib6pfen. Ter Simmel tIi
nod BON 0cItsn tse,dt unb man bCIft,
ba6 ts nod mstr resntn wtrt.
Wan fdGrt NIT Der SsHnuns Der Sc
p6lbe unb SaNtu(6rdntt fort. Sn ben
msiItsn Siaeu bot ran biz jtbt ben Sn'
salt In eintm msbr cetr mtnbtr euten
9uaanp a,funtiu. GrG nurbsn du& In
sin,sIntn Sdlltn nur vtrfobllt Sldtisl
uup sefAmUtssns 9lshti6ftn ssfuntsn.
Glsp,lant, Stlr, IA. DIT. Dir bI'fssr
8rFHtruuss Usisaibuftsn rsrcth burd
taS Stutr In Chicago TON fci9snesr
grIuItn tetrcFsn: gltSrlanb gtrRGsr
unaes,kaiGafi 500. 900; Esuti&s Der
GHsrunps. .@tItuitaIt 100000; Com
m,retol 100000; Gun 10000. Di
6,ibsu lssttrtn tattn ibrs gsrluRt ba
tur& sstsdt. bab tie Sutierittntsn msb
aftien uaGmen. Die DeutlGr @tlrafbni
~ bic sih,iss, bic ben S&IaO a6srisss'
wtrc. ..
- Ter granb BON Gbieasa wirb, mt
man In 8aftiu3tOn slaubt, bic Snlanb
if,usr. Gtuuobmsn fur eas lauftnes 5iS
eatiabr I'M WilIlcntn rsbuelrsH.
Die rsputlitaalfhs Wdiorit6t In
Stdats gsnniplpania wirb auf l0,OO'
bis $4,000 Sttmmsn ssIhdbt. Die 8t
publifausr nsbmtn on, tab ts I'm Ssna
brd Gtimmsn uno I'm 5aufs ls Stim
men Maicritit battn.
ID. &. Shwart Dot fdr bic Nctt
Idbsnbtn bon Gbieasc bic Summt vc
$50, 600 ttrssssbsn. GS N bks ts
arSett gtt.as siues Yripatmannss, 30
bsm man bicbsr asb5rt bat.
- Sn altu 9tsiltn rfS eantss Fntt
Sammlunssn fur bic 2etsitiosnbsn pc
Gbieaso natt.
5artfUrb, Conn, 13. DIT. Die ,GOn
usstieut Sire Sufuranes Comp" mir
bur6 tas gtusr In 9bieaso ron 70 f&ws
rn gsrluRsn bstrOHsu, bab Rs ibrs @s
f6dlte fufpsnetrt bat.
@rtu gas, @ise.. IL. DIT. 9tt BE-
Stu.rebrurf, bur6 wslGt ptlbtiao un
antrrs Sde In ai6e ssIsst pCrtsn lnt
GCusn ntdt rsniSsr ais 500 MtnfGs
umssfommsn fstn. @anJs Gamilisn per
trnuttn. Die san,s .@tssnb I'm umtrsti
suu pier 1siIsn BON YsfbiIsc III In sin
gBalt utrpanrsIt. Tsr SGartn, ben bn
3tuer anssri6tt but IN htsr aasn Ma
esu arue. Tie GtutrstrunR srfrsdts fl
ibtr bic sanp @tssn6 idu5s brs 6Rli&t
uIsrs tsr Green Bay. lie 6Ia&tIInsi
bic it aus ttm 6tusr ssretiet tabsn, fin
su 5putsrttn bier ansslanst. Gs Sc
fGisbt aGst, UNI ibrs traurtst Gage y
m,.brrn. Die anRsbtIuns gBtlIid mfCnI
0NGS il aud ats.brannt; ts tdmtn Dor
ausin So Msnftsn um'S 2,tsu.
Cincinnati, Dbic, II. Oft. Die Tt
publitdGsr babtn Ia Der Stautsssisbss
tuns tsi ssmsirfamer atfimmuns bsibs
5duIsr sins InjOritdt pUn 10 StimHGn
70 eae oIiO Der ju srpd6lsnSs Sunbss
lsnator elm NtpubIitanHsr isin wiFt
NCpss (Ntputl.) IN nit sinsr Maiorttd
BON Is - $4,000 Stimmsn gum Gou.
ptrneur trpdtIt.
- Sn NCrprsR NiTourt IN bic Srnt'
70 reid ausasfaasn, bab J. 3. SartcHslr
In Ct. 9Oispt fur Is Gsuts has 8uf6sI
Sutauft wsrbtn. Sn Ga GrUHs ia beI'
IGufs tn prsIs 25 Gsntt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
MciblicI,c S5onborbe eiten.

Die lintsrsti6ntis tpirb ibrs S6uIs fir Dsit'
lide Santarbtiten, Stridtu, Stidtn, S6drln
II. I. ~. am Srsitas ben 3. gOssmbsr i'm hrittsn
Stcdper'e ron Srn. M. 9uB's Sdderei, 9ada'
panna apenus, trSTnsn uub label gu sablrsi&sr
YCtbtiligung elm. Gbrtf. Sptis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
Surh u. 8rsant's
2SerbefTerte Wa0en=8remie.

DieIt ntutrfuntrut Srtmlt btieitiet isrt CT
fabr unb III BET lsidtsn unb lbwsren 8ubrpsrIsn
anpsnttar. am Iftillttn 5lsel fdnn burtt bis-
ItIbs Gin @astn ium St;afanbe ssbrabt ptr-
tsu. - Btstn bts NGbersn trtnst man ft an
ben alsiniesn Gasnttn fur Strdttrn uHe um-
ataenb, Gbas. Gjrambs, SCRANTON. ion
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
RiI1purt
Q(ftieIl QQnO OeicQi6Qft.

RitaIietsr pbssr @sisaI6aft ptlds bic tatO
sinsesablt tabtn, iiub eiussIaesn, ii6 am nGt-
lfrn Srnntas Hadnt. llbr in 3eitItr's Saat
tin,ufnbtn, um Sramts fir bas nG6lfs Sabr iu
trpSblsn. Der prGIihtnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
Sfcuc0efnb.

Gin s.biIsstr junsr Maun 0sItl&l als
9arI.tpSr pbrr 9uGfibrrT. nit 6rau lsnsiilpl
rtlht gut lp4tu tanu, tu1sH s'nt Sttaf IN
einsm SpttI in br Staet eetr apI Gem tanpt,
mit btFsn Rsfsrtn,.u. G3tf. SHrrtsn fns sh
ri6trn an 81. 6, ausIsg, eumbr Uare,
Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Die lsitbsr uutsr her 8irma ,.9mberrp unb
S6abt" tslfdnbrns @eitGftS -Yerbintuus ia
trm GisstI6Gftr III am hrutiSsu Saae nit sr.
ssnIritiscr lletrreinfilrr rg aufaelSf prr6en
unt piro tas Gtl6it s., jrBt ab Spn Charles
8. Sbntt olltin esfp6 Nlle all bic Girma
I6upiasn RiiffGubs il. on pirien gu ts;ablsn,
ME aud bic 8crbsrunssH 9f9sn bieislbt an ibn
tiusurtidfu Tnp.
Srantpn, 5. Oft. 1871.
Spbn Gmberrp.
12c3p GbaS. 3. Shaet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
Su Derf0ufen:

Gin f6psrss 3uspftrt, fir sinsn stnisIntn
Barren Cbsr bppprltts 8slpann failtnb, III unttr
anutbmbartn Ssbinsunsen ;u Srrfaufrn. gu
rfrasen bel GbarIes Safsr, GssariiraBf,
SCRANTON. 19e1ni
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
Gfnttittspreis so Gcnts.

SD Strlprtde btm etrbrten pubIiium tinsn
betteren atsnb, nobel i'd brmris, baB bic
llrtnslir SrEnuns aufrcbt erbaIitr ptrbtn ipirS.
Gum ;abrsiGrn 9tiu6t Inett bSni6R Gin,
". Ruf, WiIffsbarre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
Continental Gebens d. Go

SSn Sartforb, Gpnn.
Tim bd Ieinsm 3pbt Gin SaaIenb DOL
lars Su srIansen, besabIt bsr gsrii4nts Gel.
genefs:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
SSachribt.

Ia her llntsr,ti&n,tt mad Rttp' gcrt abst'
rein il, 70 linp aat bitjsuistu in gsltrasarG
pti6t ibm IhuIetn, trinbt an pIn Sepa ou'-
ien3n S6ubmatr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
9ln bic beutiebe ScD6lfernn9
Won Pennsylvania.
Nte

Nte
Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
ltnit Cure aufmsrfiamTtit auf sit Itbr liberaIsH
9ntsrtlisn, trsItt Iit an Elpplitcrtn bt,abt, au
big Seein9un8sn, un.tr htnen @r6 Suridbt3abI
ptre un6 bslraptrs auf bic srpbe Si6nbsit
ptlbe eu;tp bic Dhtfiorfn hrr Sanf ssbpten
wtre, dies bspriff bic 5batIabG, bab, ObfGUu
20 ptuistT oils Gin Sabr II, itit mir 8tfbdfts
bssauusu. mir isSt sinsn sr6esrtu 9sIebttras
ais Iepeftum babeu, ais alt tit Sparbaufrn
pcn birltm County. 9Eir etbtn uitt tu pfit
ptnn mir iastu, bab unieTsn Dtppiiicren 10
srOBt Si1erbtit ssbOtru pirb, als irssnb ptlHeH
anSsrsn Spar.Dsppiituun auf sisism GOHtt-
Hsnte.
Bite, IPrsGt In etr Sanf SUr uub Sbr srbGI
bort 3iIiulart, rrlbe ibtr allt SresIn une Bee
hin9ungsn Gub Nuefunft ssbrn.
SrI. 8. SuantOu, WlOits adplor, 8. Q.
pierce, 9S. 90. @intcg, Gtsmas IidlOn, 9as
muel Slcan, Scb1 Srisbin, Sra "Trip unb 3.
.. pbtIgs Fas sie Dirtitprfn. 16mt7I
3, Q. ptsree, pr6fbtnL
8. y. YbeIps, S6aBmeiatr.
Sbpmas DidlVu, gils-pr6FssHt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
Nerl0tsOt iUirN /:

Cine 8rau, bic in alien Sausarttiitn trran-
bert IN, als SauSbatrrin. Das N6bers III su
trfraeen bel 3. q. DiIer, 9adapanua gSsnut,
scranton. 27il
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19
&pif0dm9er Ocrlan0f.

Der llntsBsi6nstt piinfbt siuise fOlips iuuss
9eutr in 8cif urb 9pais su usbmen. Wan mtlOe
iit bel 6rani S8lt9tsr, 9sOar Sira6t
III Ware. 12p3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-10-19

- a1s psIlli6sn Staatsn lsibsn untsr
btr anbaltsnptn Dirrs, am smpfnrlt6.
fen atsr wirb SGlincls bsirUffsn. Ssine
uussbsursn Disltn unO 9Itbwsiptn fnr
In Staubislbtr osrwanpslt. Stint 5liiI.
fnb nisbris; ftiuf SiGt ousssrUdust.
eStin 8isb pirO bel Sauftnbsn, bIps ne.
gen @anssl an @afsr, na& benz Narsts
Usrl6iTt.
- 3iGisan unb 8itconfin fnS pom
iur&ttaun palrbrdntsn bsimssIu6t
wo.tsn. Die SrtIGaittn SUruapiqs,
Bbiis Sod. Gin Grrf, Sanp Bead
Staanb unb 5urUn GtiY Fnb sdn,Ii&,
Maniiv, ROd 6aus unb port 5Opt thrill
wtifs jsritBrt, 5n pslbitSo iOltn 325
ptriOnsn, ju eittlr SturssOn's 8ay in
DterOnHn 81 psriUnfn umssfcmmfn
isin. Sn @iGisun ID taum elm @puuip
pSGis UtrI6cnt ssblittsn. ana In Der
eanatiI6sn prOpIn, Ontario witbsn
0albbrints. Gin 8sssnsub am @itt'
nod BAT tsR 5turr ttsiIwsiis gtntaIt ss'
tban.
- Die ratitals Ns6rbsit la Stnns
fvIsanisn wIrb auf 10 bic 5000 ssI&dst.
Die Ssrufuns siusr RsfUrm. Onpsnticn
III anssncmmsu, abtr bic Aabitalsn ptr.
ben Nttrtttttn In bsicsu 3wsissn ter
Stants- GttbSstuns tattn, unb fomit
auss mad ibrtm 0unit ma&su.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-01-25
PRESCOTT WIS, WED Y. JAN g. 1871


ance could hardly be imaginsd-a tin,
creature in tunic hat half hid her Shape
her black eyes dan ing, her teeth spark
ling, her long black hair streaming far
down her back. and twisted about tur
banwlse with an azure gauze scarf, she
fitted about among the countless bnsts
and faultless likenesses of Senators and
Representatives, and the colossal plaster
cast of the sisIue of Lincoln, like bird
herself. Sprighily in all her converse
ton, with sentiment for this one and
jests for that one. nowa whistle to tho
cauaries, now an absent minded bit OF
song. now holding turtle dove on her
shoulder with its bill between her scarlet
lips, she as fascinating sight to those
that thronged to see her all day long,
besides her bass-reliefs, medaIlions de,
signs for fountains and monuments, her
hanging baskets, her harp. and guitar
Her room has been vacant this year an1
more; bat We hear that she has Just re-
turned from Italy with her accomplished
work, and do not loIlt that it 10 every
way worthy oil It's SUBJECT
GAIL HAMILTON
Altogether the wittiest and brightest
essnyist to be fou I'd among the maya
zines Is Gan Hamilton, but her writings
are too popular and well known to need
either praise or criticism. Full of high
principle, delicate appreciation. and a
keen sense of the ludIcrous. her beliefs
prejudices, and characteristics being of
the strongest, she is the most riginal,
Interesting, and amusing of people. as
well rs one of tue pIeasantest companions
in existence. Perhaps. as she so sedI-
lousy ma ntains herself with pleasing self
delu,ion under pseudonym, the pubic
have no right to be told that her name
is Mary A. bod e; but the fact became,
Of course. generally known last winter
during her residence in Washir gton, nj
the house of her cousin Mrs. Speaker
Blaine, where she constantly met The
cl ief dramatis psrsoa@ of the political
world, aud was one of the great attrac
tons of brilliant house She had lived
tu W " uCU COUDfClCN
with the National Era, under DR.. Bal
Isy's charge. during the dark and troub-
lous days of the Aboitionists, md il
must have been peculiarly interesting to
her to return and see her views aud her
friends in tie ascendant, aud the king
having bis own again. Without posses
sing personal beauty, Gail Hsmiton's
appearances is very pleasing, she being of
medium height. and having bright wHv
ing hair, gray eyes, complexion clear
and rosy as a chiId's. and a kindly smile
displaying dimples and faultIess teeth
All those who know her learn that her
writings are transcr pit of herself-as
bright, as incisive, as warm, and as Ten
der-always maintaining her own rights
and Welding her opponents theirs; but,
justice being done, generous and cbarila
ble TO an excess: q tropical temperament
pIoSed up and narrowed by New Eng
land theology.