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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
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DON Scranton, Nd.
apital $500 100000

SraoHiiirt nutcr cinem fpesicilcn
Ghartcr oct 0efcbaebumG nit ocps
pcitcr GcrbiuSiidIfcit.
SGd5 prcsrrt 9ntrrr6rn triab!t auf 3ritr
crpCllten.
WfrIcnru, WrItbe III tirIrr SnnE tEpcnirrn,
fGnnsn nab @rliCbru 6irlo sirbrn.
GCnrftipuru an alien 6nuptCrtrn WrTStn &C
madt uub an Gage brr 3ablunB gum nireriDs
iiCn 9Erbir Gpmlr brridbtiBt.
gEr6iCI Srrfauft fir gicp SCrt nne pbilnetl'
pbia, GtulIGlauN, @n9I0nb, Sirldnb, Sbrit
IAnp unS 0Ilrn yunfrn Vcn Surrpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
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- @eitdleIsute lUlItcn nl6t prr8sGrn,
bnb BIS gum Samfa8 fru l. 9uli bic
taHfmanniI6tn 9ijeulep brjatlt werSen
maHtu. sBsr fpdtrr trJabIt mub bic
Soften tra8sn.
- Sr. 9srmnnn S&iir9pll ssnannt
ter ,9Gmr," wirb am Samllas ben l..
Suli In Der Grbarlrab', netfn rrm eis
quUr. @eIbdft pen 90. SIct II. Co., Gin
@rpetrIs, unb YrUpiiiun' @efadft erSfnsn
unb tittst nm rsbt 3abIrri&s Sunbf&aft.
Na6trrS nG6Rs NrGs.
= Mtt her nG6fsn (l4tsn) etsfsrun9
btS lauftnbsn 9abr0anset te8innt Der
24ar Sanp brS bon 9rn. 9. 3idel, 10
Dtp Strsst, glew .ycrf, Rrrautsr9rttnrn
yNupstlrn.S S6abj" trrirlte wIrb frSHnet
bur6 ben original s8cman BON au8ult
S6ratsr, Der Bs9 gum @lud." lin
benz eefrr sinrn Ss9tif prn benz rst6sn
Sntalt bislsg brIirbttH S&rift gu Sstsn,
ssniige bic Srmrrfuns, bab Der fcsbsn
atssI6IpTrns 23its Sanp SwenJie sr6berr
GrSdblunssn sntbGIt, nrtit siuer @snSs
anpsrsn erirfUfS. aSsnt fir birfe S&rifI
III 5r. 8. @siSsr, wsI&sr ifNs wsitsr'
auS!unlt tersitwilli1 ert9eiIt.
(GinSsIanbt.) ,gm ndalkn Dpnnrr'
lfag aertrtrIlsn Sc, tab bic SSutmdfsrt
niht fInnen trtnFtn ftiu Bier I6HlHsll
Der @OIpl&mitt," In
= Gin I'm SIpps tsr Swppsr s9rrtI
,u plsauIant Bailey IcSssriftnsr Rc9Isn'
iarun tSShts trn 8Stsrt 8gfcn, sirsr
SHptten,
- Der 4. Snli fallt auf na&Rsn Ditn
Gag. gBsnn ibr ir6gIi9 lste, 70 psr8'B
Ssn Druder ntGt. Die Sfflct pes "8n
6sntlatt III wabrsps sss Scrmtttu9
often suy Gtaaabmr pcn pStampS." -
bic Ginuatms Sarnab, 70 ma&t bsr Ser
ausaetsr nit Isinsr 5amtlts Na6mtitas
tinsn SpastsrsunS; ntmmt 'g absr niHt
sin, 70 blsltt Sg su 5auis 1ben unS =
tritsi 9ta6s.
= Die JsritaSsit fsr bteii8sn 6rsjiRr
len tssinnt ud&Rs 8atr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
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rS'I OluC uHO I,SulInr SfOre.'
un3ldubllh erI6eint rt, wle bic Scr.
rsn 6arrtS II. Brown bic mpbernilsn Sers
rem unb Damsn.6iite fir ,pet Bis brei
Dollars pertaufsn T6nnen, wGtuno Ge In
aneertn @eihGitSlOtaIsn flint bis feds
OpaarS fcfen. Gin 9sIut wtrb Stpers
mann YUu Der Ba9rbeit beS @elaateu
tiberjcugen. ole baEtrn ferner Rleiefr.
StiefeIn uno Shube unb cline rethe gues
tpaRl ton 5ancy.@opbS, Ja6rr, fiinlltde
Slumen unb 8ru6tt5rbarn. Iau itteue
It6 ni4t, einen Selut gu MAIDEN, prnn
man aua nthts faufen Slaur 5rpnt,
8e8enilHer bem NfGbelfpre pun @inlitr
u. Co., 9adapanna @psnup. 1in71
R@- @sbriber 9epnarb, Rlempner,
SupferIhmirbs, @aS. unp g8alIerrG6rsns
eeser 514 eatapauna aUrnur. Scrans
ton, ga. 25ml71
HsS- Srber gBtrtb 1cllte cine BON Sc.
briiber eepnarb's 9agrrbters Qumven bas
ben. Ourh bsrsn 9sbraudb III bas Iebte
@las Bier sbrn 70 wpblI6medenb, gut
unb fI9l, ais bas erlte. 25mi7l
BG- Gtnsn grtra. .gtrtitel eetertbran
gum Sertauf In GROCER @enee In Gblt.
tsnSen'S apCtbste, eada. aps. 23ms70
peAp ger9ebt niGt, baB 5trr G6ittrre
ben, @t8entbdmer Der ApOtbste gsgsniiNr
benz @curtbauie babisr, 8s;spturen auf
6aS @epifsnbaftslte ausfiibrt unb ale In
letn Sad einiaIasrnbsn @rtifeI pprratba
balt. IS wtrb beutl& OaisItR ssIprpa
den. 2p
sar Gralning, @aIrrti unS 5apr,its
rem belor9t - Bauer I'm ftinlt.n
StYle uno brfbt beIcnberS In Der erReee
nannten Runf cine leltenr NrilirrIbnft,
oa sr MUIR bic belten grbritsr taIt. Sir
prUtrn ietnsr arteIt psrweil ct auf bic
eCfale Der 5srrtn 8ranf Seisfer anb Gbar.
les s. S6aSt. 20ap71
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29

trant barntspsr lag, f,it I'm G''tltH'
NPUroru nm s rlbr, In g,I'et SOa 30 Sah
! rem une 7 gRcuater. 11aa y'earIsn't
fnrrt tcui, gahmtitaN mn d uor Vo'
Ter gprnuu.ic pra 6ru. 9trb'ulet. Eddl
| n,arna Gpfnrr. .u3 NJlr nir peTtsh III
tr,iGatn uts,rreae rcr @e1Rntt 'rfn mad
lem .jursa ollt Il I'd Sole .cttltt "rftsn
4. Suit. Der 4. SuH MIR t-'t rH'a
tIatn ilmiua psriGiepsHer 0'risIliGft'fi
asfeisrt mtrrsn. Die Y,cJsffOE 1t il brf
DioiliUnea mie lclel sinlettstif:
L. DiUtfCH-Dtili.dr II. (. ip.; ioTn'''i
f6 on SrdnTlin Iptnns.
2. DtYilfcn - @irasrliGe Gtisuf6aI'
ten; nlmmt fsius AufilSannO an ter
penn ISsnuc.
3. DiSifpn -5eurrIsuie; fellt iib ah
sBp,ming 2Ivsuus auf
Rarihrcnte 3us marltirt SNt
fawouna Npeaur Bnauf iur 9siferIon,
pon IA ,ur Sius, snr gGaiaingtor, Wtul~
berry. 1ranflin, pou no CUR Gddawauna
gpcnie. panr nat9 Der Wanltra6r (6prs
YarO, CUR 8afbburnr. .9grs Yarf 1--WE
nue., Tal6inaipu unb WdiE. nnb pcn IA
naH Strouton ,uriiG. gIuf BEN frsIrn
YlaBe 9Cgeaiiber Dem 8abnbDfr ipire bic
llnabbduststtit Grftdruua pfritlsn nno
baRn Die StrftbIebsnsn @sfrllibaftrn snt'
la6en.
&c wGre rpGaGhrnswsrtb, wsnn bic
9swu0ner cniaEg tsr WarlArruts tGrr
9dulrr bsfUriren partsu.
Nn %srauiiaungsn wiro CO am 4.
Sult bier ni6t frblfu unp mir asten CUR
bef.rrn Srlentiruna elm Gsrlrttni6 hsr'
leltrn IN nIptotslIfher NfIbrfrlgr:
DlIerr. Co., Qodawanna Yart 0thbrr
Slccumc SnfrD; Yie Nir urO Sau.
9rc. 6arlmann, Gcnccrcia Sale; SAG
Nntmttta0e upp @bentS.
5r. Qc6er, Etlantic @aytrn; pic Ntr
unb Wnu.
9. 8cbItnD, 9iatipaal e'artsa; Yic
Nic unr @all.
SafOb Shimpif, G6impfi'S gBaIb6en,
DittStcn aprnue, 8amiIien' 'pIc 9ltc, nit
Snuff.
@rbr. SBaDlrro, 6armpnc @artsn;
pic gtir uup Dali.
gBssrn Oss NGbsrrn In 8etrtf otlSsr
8sflihfeItrn psrwcilsn mir aui bic GnSsiS
gan all antrrrr StsGr.
Ssrbeiierun9en. 8ri rtnrm Se.
luhs, ten mir am pOrissn SOnntag, gum
srfen Mole felt fa1 Spst Sabrsn, maG-
ten, iibrrraIttrn uns bic mannigfaGen
8erbrlIrrunosn unO SerIhGntrun9sn, bic
nuf Der friiGersn SlUeum 9nIsI Grbt
2adapanna YarD an8ebra6t purbrn.
Die Snlrl 1T bur6 sinsn Damn aus
Ststnsn unb 5pIJ 8fgen llsttrlbwtm'
muns srl6iibt l&6n aerbntt unO In IOn-
tiger 6tnilGt prrtsfsrt. Gin Gan;Iaal,
40 BET so 5ub, wirp Bis gum 4. 9ult fer
tis wsrbsn, aud llnb bic @runNmauern
fir Gin g8ptntauS, 80 bsi 80 6ue grpe,
tsrritu errI6tst. g6ir SwtifrIn ni&t, bab
bic Gissntbimsr Gas Setblatt DtGIsr,
DIDO uno g9siri6) nit Der 3sit fir ale
i6rr autIasrn 9lingRb rntidabist wsrs
ten.
Ssrr Sptn 3ttbIrr BAT bic @ermania
Saas rsuUplren unb In btftr g4rifr bur6
MaIerstsn VerjItrsn Ia6sn, 70 bab rs iebt
nitt nur etnrs Der ssr6umiettn unb
thbllfsu, Iontsrn aud I65nftn 2otnIe Der
StaOt III. Stattst i9r am 4. SuIi sinsn
9siua al, CbBIsi& iDr aud gu isbsr an
ceren Belt wIIltcmmsn irib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
elite brutidber 23riefc,

prItr bis gum 90. 9uni i'm birIiarn Vcfamt M
famrn unb nitt ab9rbOIt purtrn:
Berger, Glifatetb
Sdnlslmann, @nbuw
SantIsr, @ussn
6armsit. Gu9ufa
SIse, Nt@,
9rim NbbuIrn ttr 9rirft brmsrfr man ocfa's
If8lt, ZAP &c In ttr 3eitunG ausr,rist rarrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29

aY~ Die ra bfUlssnrs 3uihriit, Gersn
Qetbttsit itosr,sit in btr Office esf
,,Scranton gRp&rntldtt" eirgeicbeu TTE'
ban fam, tsSarf ftines GUmmentnrS:
@tueraI. .GcnIulnt
bfs RcrObruti8sn 8unbss.
glrW-9rrf, teu 20. SUM 1871,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
S5ofcpb Sccfcr,
NJ 6bcIb 4 II bIcr,
frilbsr non pprt Serpis,

friiber bon PORT Serpis,
matbt birrmit Irinrn 6rrunesn unb bCm rrNt-
Ibrn Yutlifum ppn Scranton uub Spbr yarF be-
taunt, ba6 or in @lerrlrlb's glCd, WlainlraBe,
Gin WtEtrlarIhGft srpifnrt. Hidt nur bait Ct WiSi
trln irSsr glrt Sprr1tbig, Ipnbern and gribrugr,
DiniraBen, Ieppibr unb Gtnlbr 9Saaren.
98rr Yaar6rlN bat faun bier nubrrcrSrnlld
tiaig rinfaufrn.
9rsrabniNr piinftli& brIpr8t.
Q6IO Spl. 9eder.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29

&c ware Irbr wiiuIdencpsrtb, weHn
oirisnigen 5rrrrn, welGr nod Gjrlbrr IN
Ddnrsn tatsn (unr &c Atsbt fclds), cher
I'm 8efkS pon 2iirr Nne. ibrcr YFi6t
na6fimrn, eamit has G,rIn rnpIif lriusn
8eitimmuuatrrt rrrci6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
Ocrest GstsiC1
Il S f,O6S,62i rs

Der lintrnetnrts ID nGlriuissr asrnt fir
Scranton unS llmsegtnb fir bitle bfiNrn ribnt-
IiGIi befanntrn btutl6tn @slfaG9aftsn upp germ
srbShs, itSr nGbtre gIustunfi ~ trtbstIfn.
8rTliGertf ptripnrn baben ibre prdmirn an
ibr ~ SdbIen. ~. 9ebcn,
Office nit AbSofnt u. u. Gbnlf. GIrC9oryS
GrbGute, Gin9an9 nn penn apsnue. 22,li
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
@b0rlcs WS0Qcr
Merchant Tailor,

(fribrr in @ilfeSbarre,)
marbt birrmit brfannt tnB CT ii6 1T Srnnlpn
nirtrgrInlen unS Gin @cl6GftSIpfal III padd'
wauna ASc., OCesuiitsr bsm Spernbnus, rrSitnrt
bat. Gr pirb tets cine quite Nuswabl Spm tefrn
Iude jtber Srrtr Sprr1tbig bnltrn unb bnifrlbs
un6 tem mprrnltrn Slylr gu AnSi9rn Srrar-
tfiiCn.
Rrparamrrn unS ale ut mrtu Sud rinI6ln"
seubrn 9Irbritrn prrbsn prompt unb tilIiG be-
Irrot. 1870
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29

9IItt ea5A da: ria fa auf rat g,srbsd
etnro @dGdItrplrt; CT. fare iriu'lr err
SsrlsBunssn fnl auf rsT SisGs. - Gin
8OUtmann 9iamsns Barney Sit Dcnalt
pOn 9ort Gwsn, u. o., fh am pcrlebtsu
8rritaB in 9PurtSbcrO itrr 0pro unS sr,
traRf.
| SSdcbrtc1t wigt hiermIt Saf he
tautntannti@sn gSgniru ! e. fGgl5 uun
irenn fte nor t,m /. ,3ii, Mot be,ablt
itnc, 8ertAtlt& einectrtsbrn werpen. 8s.
iaplun9 it In Ger GlerFS Office, Court
9aus 3u letlter. 22ia2p
6. s. S6att
ShaBmetfsr Der Stab. Srrantou.
-Ssi Der nddFen BaGI Rnp In bic.
fem GpuntY bic foIssnbsn Qrmter su tt.
lsbtn; 3rei GetiIfsri6tsr; susl @llepsr
brr @efrgSstuns; Elm S&srf; elm
Staatsanpalt; elm County. .Sdabmtllier;
elm Coroner; sin S6rritrr Der Commit.
iicnsrS; elm County, ,9anbmrlTsr; elm
County Gcmnifilonrr; cia County auti.
tor.
gBtr tpCllrn Niemdno abfhtdrR, Gan.
ptent fir iratne rinrs tisIrr acmter 3u
ittn, trtnn mir anfitren, bnb f&pn 9ar-
bibatrn 8rnuS TN Seize Fnb, Inn isttS
Nmt rinisemal 81 brlrbsn.
- Stels Nsutnutrn Rnb tn tirItr
Staet I'm @an9s unO nod antsre werten
I'm Faufe bea 5cmmerS fptsen.
-Sa Butler Gpun:y eitft sln Iirsr.
iIrtet Birtba9aus, atrr trct 8ierbraus
rsirn unb Uisr Sranntwsintrennerrten.
- Gm Yaamiitast RES Is. SunI fanp
bic @runt ifsinltSans fir pay neus G,s
taurr Der llnipsriltit pun YsnnIpIvanirn
In @sf. YbiIarslpbIa nntsr OnpcmtGsntn
GtrcmCnien Rnit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
~. &mt, SGcGcr,

Cfritsr in Spts garf)
bat lrin @rl6aft mad trr gafawanna aprnur,
Shrite IBiirr pou 80. GIrstn, Serlr9t uue wirb
p0lrltif riurn rri6baIti9rn @cualb Scu
Sdfbrrt @autics II. (. ~.
bOItsn. SrIpubrr AufmrrEiamffit piro benz
Srpbtafrn 9rpibmrt une nSbf erm feintrn
9BciBbrpb aud bo5 bslirttr truiI6f SGurririBe
uuo NiimnlrIbrpS INNER SOrritbie 9cbnIttn.
gluftrdgr fir G'rlrIllGnftrn wrrtrn prompt
uno sufrirbfnlirllrnb nuSgrfiibrt unb fann msih
Gribaft li6 i'm gnfrrtisrn une GrrSiCrrn Spn
fcinen Ghfr5 nit jrtrm nnbrrn melen. 6np7l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
DEMONSTRATION -Seitmmaem.

Der llnirrSri6nsts bat ieBt bic asrntur bon
alien III scranton unb llm8rgrnb eiuaefiibrtrn
Wpndtsl6riftrn unb 3eitun9ru iibernpmmrn
unb Wirc birlrtru ben Srrrbrtsn NbUnrsntrn
prompt inS Snu5 lirfrrn.
Gattplitcn rnpfeble i'd cas- Fatbplil6r Snu5-
bud, glIte unb nsle gErIi ilnb anSerc fdlbrl.
3titldrifttn unb 9iiGrr. Nu6 lisftrr i'd Sta.
Irnerr uub ibulibe Brrfe. Striftrn unpnlrn-
SCn SnbnlteS Srrtrcite i'd frinc.
Sr. gbnrIrS 3. Nsufffr nnbr tfm GcurtbauIf
nimmt cbfnfnIS Sritrluuatn fir MID au.
9Tl SaFpt @rtgcr, GrenrIhnBr.
NptiS.-Srr 9afpb GIfisrr III aud rrmSG.
ti9k SubirptGnrn auf bnS Scranton $50.
iGm iiErrsttr"tS Srfsiinnosa W piiniliid aTsss. &c.
fIbrt. 8rirbr. B amer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-29
9IGBt lsI,1 Staat.
Tdr 0eietacbgm9.

Irn mtbrrrru Ssiten taSu nufSsferbeIt, cltr'
rire i'd mid biermit olS Gantioat fir Wlfalire
ees Observation-Disclosures, urtrrwOrffu etr Snt'
Ebeieung eer rrmrFratiidm Geurenilnn. Wenn
rrpGbIi, wrrrt i'd n,iS ms @riic meir6r Hcnili'
tuentcn i'm Viu0c bOtru unt untrbtiilt nllr
Ifmptrrns Eut GfndrGrieBe blTGmpfrn.
4riCbfih gSfitpsl.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-11
RECORD OF RECENT EVENTS.


A projected mass meeting, forthe pur-
pose of examining frauds on the city
treasury of New York, has been post
poned for some reason, unexplained by
the telegraph.
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan
in an address, Aug. eth, defended the
city government from charges of finan-
cial fraud and corruption He charged
that the Republican party, when in
power in the State, paved the way for
and perpetrated frauds, and that the
city authorities were ready to meet
their accusers face to face. Evidently
there is commotion i'm the Tammany
Ring.
Measures are being taken for the more
effective inspection of steamer boilers
the late disastrous explosion having
seemed TO waken up the authorities in
regard to old and unsafe boilers. 1t is
charged That only one of the United
States inspectors is a practical boiler
maker.
secretary FISK thinks that the Gov
ernment should not he criticised for its
action ON the Cuban question.
a Herald correspondent, writing from
Rouen, says the Prussian occupation of
France is every day rendering the situa-
ton more unpleasant. The strife and
bloodshed between a small number OF
Germans and French people for theft
and murders Of private soldiers which
have taken place render the Prussian.
more harsh in telling. The French Gov.
ernment are said to have sent word Z,
Bismarck and MOltle to this effect, ans
dwelt upon the impossibility of restrain
ing a population unduly oppressed
some of the Prussian commanders drinl
to excess and encourage men who US,
firearms ON small prOvOcation, and tina
if these troubles continue the settlemen
of the war indemnity question would b
difficult.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-11
OUR PREMIUM LIST.

As an inducement tor our friends to make
eNertiOns 10 secure large clubs for the NEW
liable premiums
For twenty subscribers, at IS 60 each, accom-
panied ,.ri by the e9sh we viii give the HOME
BILE, beautifully Ornamented. Price, so.
For thirty-nve subscribers, at 50 % each, ac-
SHUTTLE SEWING MAcHINE, with W 4 Black Black
Walnut table, bronzed and nicely finished.
Price, s4l
For forty subscribers, at 50 90 each, accom-
panied by the cash, we will give HOME SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE, finished in extra
style, with Black Walnut table and cover.
The above Sewing Machines, which are war
ranted rrst-class i'm every particular, can be
seen at the Office Of Geo. W. Traver, ll2 Front
For my subscribers, at 50 90 each, accom-
panied by the cash, we will give a MASON &
single reed, with black walnut case, automatic
bellows swell, two blow pedals, improved cen
ter pressure reed valves, etc. Price, $50.
For Seventy-five subscribers, at 50 % each, ac-
companed by the cash, double reed MASON
& HAMLIN ORGAN resembles the first ex-
eept that ii has also a knee stop. Price, s75.
For seventy-nve subscribers, at SO % each,
accompanied by the cash and twenty-five
dollars additional, we will give a MASON &
HAMLlN ORGAN, OF FIVE ocrAyEs, oNE
STOP, SELF-ADIUsTISG REED VALVES, IN
PROVED BELLOWS, TRENULANr AND KNEE
SWELL Price, sl0O.
For one hundred subscribers, at g 90 each
and twenty dollars additional, we will give
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN, FIvE oCTAvEs
FIVE STOPS, TWO SETS OF RIBRATORS THROUGH
OUT, IMPROVED GRADUATED sELF-ADJUsTISC
REED VALVES, IMPROVED BELLOWS, TREMUI.AN1
AND KNEE-SwELI.s. VIOLA, DIAPASOS
FLUTE, ,TREMULANT. Price, SIS.
Those who desire TO work for these premiums
can send the names and money as fast as re
ceived. The subscribers will be placed to thei
credit, and II enough names are not receives
during the year to procure the premium de
sired they can choose lesser premium, or the,
will be entitled to receive twenty-five per ceni
in cash Of the amount remitfed for their labOl
Persons desiring to thoroughly canvass a par
ticular district will please notify US, that "
may publish their names and the district the
/ intend to canvass.
Agents canvassing for cash premiums ar
entitled 20 twenty-five per cent, TO be deducte'
/ by themselves from their subscription fees.
We want TO place the NEW NoRrIIWEssT II
every family in Oregon and Washington lei
ritory. . =,
| The name OF every yearly subscriber viii b
sent To the prOprietOrs OF Woodruff 4 Clafiin'
/ Weekly who Will send that valuable, stirrin
and wide-awake newspaper to you gratis 10
| three months, or until you get ready to sur
/ scribe for it,
/ We are on the eve OF great and wonderful
| political changes, and the papers which feal
/ ieSsIy advocate these changes are the paper
/ for the times.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-11

The most original and modern tenn
perance law is that just passed by the
Connecticut Legislature. 1t is a bill
which renders null and void all busi-
ness dealings for liquors-enables the
purchaser even of glass of whiskey
to recover back the ten cents he pays for
il declares null and void all sales,
transfers, contracts, quit claims, mort
cages, attachments and liens, made in
consideration part or whole) of the sale
of any spurious liquor; makes null and
void all leases of premises if liquor is
sold on them; Furnishes by fine of 500
or a month in Jail Tor both the sale of
liquor to any minor under eighteen
years of age; makes the person who sells
responsible for all damages done by
drunken men, and permits any taxpay-
er to sue such seller whenever the drink
er abuses his family. Other stringent
provisions follow.
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AZ Asp s- HOET.-The -or-o-i1-
eT1sion halls from Kuel-ita 60.
E-sS.rs Duniway' selJ you tn
towing poem OF poetry icr publica-
ton I confess 70 its rejection by a.
pers TO which I have sent it but I IA.
sanguine enough 20 think that if pub
lished, it will raise its author to a
higher sphere than he has hitherto oc-
cupied l send it with the addition of
several verses which I will mark If you
will send me your paper for 6 months /
will try and pay for it Jan lst rs l will
draw school money Please insert Direct
as above. w. y. G." We are COM
PEELED, for the sake of brevity, TO omit
the accompanying quotations from Ten
nyson and others, but the tribute to
"our niece" is so rich that we must
make room for it. Our poet says: 81
send the following suggested by the
presence of your niece
Arav OF hight from Gods eternal treasure
o.. down & rested on thy graceful person
neEval sayest and with unearthly measure
s-sIne.l lrifed in that Divnest vision
Celestial played upon thy face
-i.r ras tiaged with Heavens own gol-
de- ies
s.sac e Presence with Immortal grace
ss0yFed All our hearts beneath It's sovereign
sway
Thy spirit lifted to the Eternal calm
With angels walked supemal nights sublime
And Heaven came down the Earthly to en-
balm
With Sacred Odors OF the early Prime"
joaquin" Miller must look to his
laurels. We fear that ne is henceforth
nowhere" We trust that our strange
it elevation to 4 ''higher sphere
.h.u he has heretofore occupied" will
nr0se e-l sfactOry.
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A NEW NAVAL STATION.-We take
the following from the Oregonian: A
San Francisco paper says that Gen.
Alexander has left that city for Oregon,
for the purpose of making a thorough
survey of Puget Sound and finally es-
tablishing a military station at that
point. The party is to proceed up the
Columbia river, and make a report of
the geology and features of this portion
of the country, as yet comparatively
unknown. Several professors of the
California State University, and Daniel
OConnell writer for the press, accom-
pany the party. The survey is to be a
close and accurate review of this section
of the slope.
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REAL EsTATE.-The real estate busi-
ness is more active in tbs city now than
for many weeks past. Messrs. Russell,
Ferry & Woodward have disposed OF
considerable at public auction, besides
negotiating one or two important city
sales. Messrs. Parrish, Atkinson q
woodward have concluded one negotla-
tiOn of city property at $4,000, and an
other at s., 200. Messrs. Stitzel & Upton
sold several lots on HolIaday's Addition
at ruling figures, and one farm upon the
Columbia river at $1,000 cash. This last
sale is to gentleman just arrived from
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Messrs. De
Burch & Merrick have sew
eral fine bargains on their books, and
are doing an active business. Messrs.
Conklin, Illsley & Co. had many calls,
ana a few transactions were closed.
Messrs. Rider, Moscowitz K Risley,
have some good offers to make the pub
lie. So says the Bulletin of a recent date.
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NONE We have started out to WIN SUCCESS.
tainable
Whatever tends to the amelioration of the
working People, be they Men or Women shall
receive prompt attention.
Inc NEW NORTHWEST Is not Woman's
Rights, but Human Rights organ, devoted
- 10 WililieNer policy may be necessary 10 secure
the greatest good To the greatest number. n
knows no sex, no politics, no religion no party.
no color, no creed. Its foundation is fastened
upon the rock of Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progression
Conscious OF the responsibility that rests
the present leave our cause with a DiSerimin-
ating Public.
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LIEING AND WAGEs.-FrOm advance
-leets ri DIR. LOryea's book, published
n The Ira, We quote the following par
apis concerning the cost ofliving and
-cechaIics' and laborers' wages in this
It's
iiy an examination of the market re-
parl n portland, and by drawing a COM
.rison with those OF the cities and
own Of the Atlantic States, we find
at nea -ly all articles ofhousehold con-
mption are lower in price than any
Hae~e iu the cities and towns of the
ast he military authorities of the
b department. of Columbia purchase sup
plies for the troops ofthe Department in
Portland, by contract, and according to
lhe con eaet prices the cost of an army
alton } as ranged from twenty-one to
IHenty- TX cents the last four years.
Board in the principal hotels in Port
laudis s6 90 per week; the cheap hotels
and boa riding houses for laboring men,
- 50 70 $ 90 per week. Rents alone
are high which arises from the fact thai
Tor several months the influx of popula
uon has created an excessive demand 70
the time being. rr.
Most branches of mechanical labor re
celve ioIn three to five dollars per day
Tie average is about four dollars. Bricl
layer, and stone masOns get Sc 90; ear
penters 81 90; maehinists, iron mould
ersr tinsmiths, and painters, SS 80 t
s. 80 Laborers on railroads get 81
per dag farm hands, S25 90 to $50 90 pc
monte md board; desk hands, $40 90 t
SD el per month and board.
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DECIDEDLY Touch. We have for
some tine been aware that the hydrant
water, forwhieh the people of this city
are so enormously taxed, was not fit for
use. But the following, from the ore
gonio" is decidedly the toG sksst thing
set, and throws all the stories of ami
maieulae in the shade: 'NIr. Thomas
Ffszar exhibited at our office yesterday
'hair shake which came through his
hydrant day or two since. 1t is about
nine inehes long, has a well defined
mead, and is altogether too lively in its
"lgghngs and ceilings and twistings to
be a comfortable thing to contemplate
in connection with the idea Of a drink of
watey aftes darlz. Mr.. Frazar has the
reptiie bottled in its native element
hydfasat .water-and it seems likely to
DO Neii. Ne could stand few thousand
microscopic aninnalculse in draught ~
water, bat nine-inch, writhing, twist
ing, csyorting serpent Is just little too
Tnuch."