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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04
'MANH0Obl
In the Young and Risina
GENERATION.

THE yEGETATIvE POWERS OF LIFE ARE
strong, but in few years how often the paid
hue, the lack lustre eye and emaciated form, and
the impossibility Of application to mental effort,
chow its baneful influence. It soon becomes ev
dent to the observer that some depressing infiu
snce is checking the development of the body.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-04

Jessup: Where IL Is-RaiIrOad Mat
Gers-ImprOVed Condition OF AZ
fairs-CrOP Prospects and what
Georgia Needs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
returned the other, "but I pity the poor girl,
vlAarever II wasn

returned the other. "but I pity the poor girl,
wherever it was."
The ksnkakee Gazette mentions as an uuparal-
Ieled case of honesty in an editor il Iowa, that
, he found a package Of money and actually advec-
| tises to return it to the owner, and adds that
that editor Is not sharp. He is evidently too
honest to get rich, as the times go.
Some idle scribbler has scratched the follow.
ing:
In Colorado there are many men of many
mines.
But few men have but oue-mins.d your own
business.
A ridiculous story Is going the rounds of the
country that Mr.. Bergh had woman arrested
for beating an egg.
Piney Forrest is the name of the single female
editor of Mississippi, and it Is not too r-fetched
to say that when she pitches in" she proves her
self tar tar.
Some newspaper w.gs gets off this at the eS-
pense of Ben, the spoen-st:
The terror exhibited by Garrett Davis the
other day Ia the Senate when Butler cast
a semi-glance at him, reminds us of the re-
constructed colored person who was hired to hold
the iron on the anvil for his cross-eyed employer
to strike After a brief ex perience, g.
hold on! a wait q minute Look q heah
III you're gwine to strike where you lcok, I'm
going to drop this iron!r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

lie has Just received "a stock Of cloths cassrner
vestngs &C.. which he selling and making up to ord
cheaper than sOpshop work be bought any where in
tawa- He has also on hand good variety Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
Much OF II ms own maEel anl general assortment
gents furnishing goods which he is selling at the lowest
ure. MIR. TRADING the public generally know. fol
number of years employed Boss Tailor and Cutter in
Friedmans Tailoring Establishment, which had high repu
ton the excellence OF its custom work Remember
place No q LA Sale street, late Mkains Jewelry Sto
west side OF court house.
Ottawa, August 5, lS6S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

In the treatment of domestic animals msnv
medicines, so-called, such Anthony, Helle.
bore, Strychnia, Arsenic, &c, &c, when admin.
istered IN repeated doses, accumulate in the svs.
tenn, are absorbed, act as depressors of vitality.
and the animal dies-actually poisoned by the
medicines.
Believing that great necessity exists for some
reIlddle articles for the treatment of diseases pe
culiar to the live stock of this country. the
"Amerlcan Magnetic Equiae Remedies" have
been introduced, and are now selling rapidly
throughout the country, giving universal salts.
faction in the speedy and permanent cures which
they are etfecting, simply because they are ,sre.
y 0ege'aoee, containing no agent that can posi-.
ply have bad effect upon the system Of sny
living creature
The Equine Condition Powders" are an altey.
Gs1ce, changing the morbid action of the vital
forces and are always saaa.see These can be
used IN almost all cases not requiring the ser.
vices of a Veterinary Surgeon
The Equine Liuiment" is an infslible RENE.
dy with all forms of lsmeness, and the go uine
ointment" is perfect specific for Scratches,
These Remedies" were extensively used by
the late DIR. Geo II. Dadd in his practice "A
Veterinary Surgeon. Every package bears his
For sale by E. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

Our modern course of living beyets q co,d;.
tion OF the body that requires occasional relief
Ihe system becomes enfeesled, deranged, clog.
ged, and labors In its task. The mind svmpa-
thlzes with it and both sink, or are depressed
together 10 restore the vital energies, purge
the system-cleanse the blsod--take Ayers pills,
lGlasgow (ky.) Free Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

Ies1s. Root d Cady, Ct,cago
DEAR l1s:--There i. no Piano on earth that
l would be willing to take in exchange for the
steck. Pure in tone. evealy balanced, honestly
made, and wearing like piece Of wrought steel,
it well deserves to be called "The National
Piano CnAs. ID. LAKEY,
Editor aud Publisher Tie american Builder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

One of the greatest blessings most welcome to
children, is "Dr. Warinner's Aromatized Castor
Ol, pleasant to the taste, agreeable to the SMELL
thorough and easy ia it's action upon the bowels.
For sale by Il. Y, Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
Confessional Cards.

ZEUkESSkpu0k U6InS.
ATTORNEYS.
S $iei iI.sr nowE ssS1 LIE i iHrf.is1
> Attorneys snd Counselors q law Office in Deanos
oiJSwa, January sist, Is7i.-iyf
Cs<d faisoN X GILLIAN. Aitorne y.s and
Ottawa. Illinois decl7,70
Iieensas stoSe west Of Court House, Ottawa ILL., deco
McDoNAhD Ssc W o1s; 3. NV @, A..
Sale, Illinois ocu,'0-ly
IL T.. LEWIS, Attorney at Law. Special attention
II. given collections, neal estate and chancery business.
Leans OF money noated upon real estate security Office.
Square julya70-lyr
J.o.GLoyEE- GEO C CAMPBELL
" Attorneys ant CoGnse!ors at Law, Ottawa Ills Office
IL Glover Cooks Block east OF the court House, stairs
y. RICE, Attorney at Law. van practice in the
adjoining Office second floor, Metropolitan Block.
j. KELLOGG, Attorney ana Counselor at Law
u, o.1ce in Hoes Lel4ads Block Ottawa III. aprl6,'.o
- Il. LEl-AN ID, Gate County JudgeJ Law Office
L. Assessors. over drug store northwest
to peectns deceive tues to real estate siding guardians,
nS aa sa H
Probate business. deo469
HRSRY JOHN II. wIDKRR
MAYO Il WIDM Err. Attorneys at Law Office
f4 in Nsnes block, OF La Sale and Main streets,
front room up stairs Ottawa II sepll
Ira NIX u. CRA WF'OIxD ID, Attorney At Law
Room Cheeyers Block, east side Court House Square,
Staws- LII. viii attCn business promptly and faithfully.
" K BOYLE, Attorney at Law, Ottawa Illinois.
H. Will practice the several courts and attend
promptly collections conveyancug, settling of estates,
Investigating titles and all business appertaning the pro-
fession. Oce in Leland Bnshners block, La Sale ST.,
of Court House. may 22-y
cHAs. CRAs. ?. BUTLER.
DRUSH IL BUTLER Attorneys at Law. Otts-
ID wa His, Office No. 10 La Sale ST., west Of the
Court House ap4-
WIN. S. JACKSON Attorney at Law aud Notary
w Pablo, Scn"st His ap.46
nAVID P JONES Attorney aud Counselor at Law
IL ottawa, ILL., Ofca i'll Metropolitan Block Gibson's
drug store.
RTHUR LOCKWOOD, Justice of the Peace,
N Ottawa H. Office Columbus street doors north
of the Post Office VIII thank his friends for all business per-
tanning his office and attend to it promptly
=. Collecting AgcR Office under the Masonic Hall, VIII
lam street, Seneca, His marll-6m0s
IOHN CItOT'TY, Justice Of the Peace, attends
~ promptly collection claims. Also Life and Fire
Insurance Agent. SeRera Ills. marll 6inOs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
Public Schools.

Following is an abstract of the Superin.end.
ents report for the school month ending March
gath, 1871:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER JuNIATA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. T.-A private dispatch,
dated "a miles from Cape Florida reports the total
wreck of the steamer Juniata from Havana for Phadel
phia The crew were all saved The Juniata has o
crew Of 81 men ana 80 or 10 passengers The only
names of her passengers known here are Mrs. HIKE the
Captains wife, John Baker Of NewYork, Mr.. DREAMER,
and j. NJ DeKlyn of Philadelphia. The rest Of the
passen were from Havana and not known here
The and cargo valued at 100000 She was
built at Boston in 1850 for the Boston and Charleston
trade and named the South Carolina, but in 1851
taken by the Government. mounted with six guns and
sent to the Gulf blOckading squadron. She engaged
two rebel batteries of Galveston and repulsed the rebel
steamer Gen. Rusk which was about to put w sea- She
Ia of iron and of 400 tuns burden.
private dispatch from Lake City Fla, says that the
Junstas passengers have been saved and will be taken
to Savannah by the United States flag ship Severn.
KEY WEST, FLA, Aug, 31The steamer JuData arrived
here this morning all right having lightered pOr-
ton of her cargo. She got Of Tuesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01

il to he made against the troops Of Baes Bacs his
side, Ia not idle He continues making great military
prepsraOns In Azua and tho United States steamer
Eaasket said to have left samana and to be ut pres
ent cruising near AEua, 70 cooperate by sea
The eastern portion OF the Republic Of Venezuela con-
tinues In revolutionary state. The Government OBJ
serves the greatest vigilance and Ia making great efforts
Quell the revolution Two steamers left Laguayra
laden with troops under Gen. EscObsr, who Is TO reei
revolutionss out of Barcelona and the whole Eastern
Department The Government is ordering ARMS and
ammunition from all pOints
The African cannibal who recently killed boy near
Kingston and roasted his lips and drank bis blood has
been found guilty and sentenced to death Advices from
Martinique to the 9th inst state that the Bishop OF Bas-
setere making great efforts to raise money for the
lief Of the sufferers by the destruction by fire OF the
town Of POint-a.P tetre in Guadaloupe.
Advices from Venexuea represent that Gen: Blancos
troops have again been defeated and that all tho eastern
part of the Republic ts in arms against him
The Episcopal Church in the Island Of 6t: Vincent mas
been The Governor Of that island fav0rs
Woman's Rights and Madam Chockly has been appointed
ReNsterGeneral. The Episcopal Church In the Island
Of st. Lucia has also been disestabshed -Four heavy
mercantile failures have occurred recently in Dcmerara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
j RANCE.
COMMENTS OF TIE

COMMENTS OF TIE PRESS ON THE COMPROMISE
IN TIE AsSEMBLY-THE DEPUTIES OF THE
LEFT THREATENING TO RESIGN.
PARIS, Thureday, Aug. 81, 1871
The Conservative organs of to-day express
satisfaction with the progress made yesterday in the
Assembly upon the bill for the proOngatOn of the power
Of NJ Ters and say that the majority Of the Chamber,
reconstructed against RldcasIn VIII support the gov
eminent and policy Of VI. Theirs.
The Radical journals blame the Government for giving
any consideration to the preamble CGered 10y NJ Vtcl
which siiFms the constituent power OF the Assembly.
and which adopted at yesterdays session Of the
Chamber.
II is reported that the deputies of tie Left in the
Assembly Will resign in body.
IL the Assembly, to-day, NJ Picard made fervent ap-
peal !or harmony III the Chamber and elsewhere. he
s tie duty Of all Frenchmen, in the presence Of
tie 10 forget their dssensons grasp the hand of
fellowship and take all means to strengthen rather than
u weaken the power Of the Government.
The remainder Of the preamble in relation to the
sutuent powers of the Assembly adopted and sub
~quen'y MDufaurcs paragraph eulOgizng the conduct
Z" NJ ihier', VIA carried by of 5o3 Yeas against "a
N"ys' One hundred members abstained from voting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
THE WEST INDIES.

EVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN HAYTI AND
sANrO pOMINGO--AFFAIks IN VENEZUELA
VINCENT.
hKGsToN, Jamaica, Aug. e-Tbe National
Assembly Of Hayu Was TO close On the 10Th ult bu,
WI" continue its session I'LL the goth inst 70 discus.
ma'AN regarding the pending ssnto Domingo anne1s
taon qaaon Protests against annexation continue to
S cent b the different towns to President ssget some
stelntlopss, parisans Of the late President S,aSe
gatherisG ut Monte CristO, Dominica on territory
20 hyade the rthern provinces 1t Is said that they
Sie aided BY President Baez Of esnto Donipgo. TIE
Government has in consequence dispatched the war
esmef Mont 0sgshsse 70 cruise near Monte CrsO and
ma likewise sent tro1 % 70 Cape Haytsn. ~
ssnto Domingo tie. revoiuionists under CabrnI have
1870 Provisional Government, having iA seat at Las
's'sseeeessS fesesa ~ end Vel sFSaaiSsd sttsoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
THE NEW DOMINION.

TIE NEWFOUNDLAND PRRMISsIvE BILL.
A general election will take place in New
foundand In November next in order TO test the feeling
of the people in reference to the abolition Of the Liquor
License law proposed during the Last session OF the
Colonial gisiature. II tvO-thrds OF the inhabitants
Of any settlement Of the Island favor the "Eewf0und
land Permssfve BILL" the sale OF spiruous liquors in
that locality will be legally prohibited for tern not less
than three wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
GREAT BRITAIN.
EXAMINATION OF TIE AMERICAN BOND ROI
BEk-ANOIHER IRON-CLAD ASHORE.

EXAMINATION OF TIE AMERICAN BOND ROB-
bER-ANOIHER IRON-CLAD ASHORE.
LONDON, Thursday, Aug. 81, 1871.
Az the preliminary examination of Clarke,
tne American bond bber. the principal witnesses were
Tue AessEs BOwes, tle American bankers and Messrs
eAnoerson and Langham, all Of whom were victims O..
the fraud.
Inc armor'plated steamshp-of.war Rerulse has been
ashore at sheemes but has been rescued The damage
sustained by the vessel is yet unknown. The journals Of
QUAY contain sharp criticisms upon the Navy and its
administration.
De Iron and steel Institute OF the OF Dudley the
pepa seat OF the iron trade in the county Of wcrces
'e' nave sent commission Of members 10 the United
eates 10 report upon the management Of
dc.
esnmonial to John Bright lie contemplated hy the
peope OF Tie Pottery region. Subscriptions have been
opened in England for the relic. Of the people OF Persia
nu Tue minister Of that country has been named chair
n oi Inc committee TO solicit aid for his couptrymen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
CURIOUS DISCOVERY OF STOLEN BONDS.

Boston, Aug. 31.-A boy came into the Second
Police Station, bringing tin trunk and portfolio trunk
filed with revenue stamps aud gave information that
there were large quantity Of papers where he had
found tho trunk, which In Q vault near
Batterymarcn-st. Capt. Childs accompanied the boy
and found bonds. railroad certificates, notss,
papers amounting 70 $4,000, which proved TO belong TO
kessrs. Baker & Morrill,, merchants. Mr.. Baker was
sent for and this the first intmation that he had
been robbed 1t is supposed the robbery was committed
by q sneak thief who entered the countingroom some
time this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
TIE CHOLERA.
TIE DISEASE SPREADING IN PRUSSIA.

TIE DISEASE SPREADING IN IKC S>IA.
BERLIN. Thursday, Aug. 81. 1871.
A dispatch from Gumbinneu, town of East
Prussia, &C miles from KOnigsberg. says that In the
email village of ChmOchon. With total population Of
ts there have already been 70 OF cholera, &C Of
which terminated fatally. The strctcst precautionary
measures against the disease lave been taken at Gum
blnneu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01

CRIMES AND CAbUALIIEc-Df HGHAo*AH u"
.James Delaney, and bis sons Valentine and
william arrested v BasaIs' yesterday o. senAs
Thsnas Cerbet&
..Loring Winchestee, . well. known ship.caf-
peser Of Rapo. Me- killed. % "sdsesay " Lasss nass
&e1 ~ vasto q Z vessel
James FITZGERALD and John Conklin were
s,i a. T.esdsy sea- Na1psow, H. j. By ~ l.g .Arl
~ fiys oSsn Gsrs bsrsd, bet we're Tesesed
Jacob Mortz and Jacob B. MortS father and
,o, .es. arrested Bslalo Yesterday charged VIII sstsss
pso.l~y sstes, which ~ ssss o. y rshsa q 1e"@ W
RrgeA
A the Rev. Dr.. Cummings, President II the
Weerss Unveny hhiaG he sa6vsrd eyfseseA ~
svssss ~ Dseisabssk sssaaisg eleo. ssssA hso -
pssbsG -, 49,.
Two bodiae. supposed TO be Of the men Who
sSvssls % - nlsas y NV w 49, Aassa ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

IA Convention Of Methodist 10 called in Syria
use for the 9Th Of December.
1.-The receipts Of internal revenue for the pres
month foot up $l1,217,256 g.
No new gases of yellow fever were reported in
Charleston c. yesterday Two Of the persons attached last week
have died.
....A dangerous sunken rock, on which several
weasel. are believed to have been wrecked has been discovered nsaf the
Farraione Islands, OF san Frcreisco harbor
The Chicago and South Western Railroad was
finished yesterday lessed n anS van % N NM -
Pacific Railroad ioIos us through nAs "01
Chicago to Atehison and Lesvsnworh Kansaa
It is not generally understood that there wero
he ssueus Junction when the Massachusetts,
The essx: s..s' train y: SsD; so ss m
+, snotS ssnsus su vbcA delayed The Psl7s rsa Ater The
sssrm trsil hsd engineer Of the Pullman esn eposa ~
track clear and hence The dsaher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
WASHINGTON.

TROPHIES FROM COREA-THE PRESIDENT IN
wASHINGTON-A CABINET MEETING TO BE
HELD TO-DAY-EXPENSES OF THE PENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01

sanity.
After consulting for about Is minutes the jury ad-
journed till II O'Clock today In order 70 nave sdd'ohSi
evidence brought before them.
THE SERVANT GIRLS STATEMENT.
In view of the overwhelming discoveries OF the
last "A hours, the servant girl, Jane johnson, ar
rested at Dr. Rosenzweis house, has become
and made last evening, Warden Brennan ut Bellevue
Hospital the subjoned statement and partial confession
concerning Miss Bowlsby:
one yau have descrbed entered Dr. house,
at No. ss7 secondaye BY the front parTs aSor' Upon
private room The Dst0f into
nS Ss sSa
In at me, something very unusual for him to DO To the
Ss ss. i, liz
sSor shf No s more ss'f notice.
s % , i"S affair on that DAY, but ! listened 70
see SSS Sssa ss1
ter who that lady was that went up stairs Rosie re-
Psa IL. ss sas following
lady was 70 the house yet sns answered soh no. hes
:ls s" In Re- Ro:iS said. "Ti,y had nice carriage
sss sEsgped nj Ia ss%s as:
:s%s to sss
the kitchen. In the evening Mrs Ro:enaweig called to
a Ssss ss'Is l..y ~ took 70
.n On 81. Saf .sss hs iehss
could tsss no ssSsen ,S out riding got
With Rosis and he two children was great pleasure
e en- IL tie i ~, w:' & e. rarely that Mr.
4S S1:a ir .ss s:
ss - 49,: :::: :: q: 81: - ~ e:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01

REGULATIONS Of this highly moral association Of the ariso
cratic inmates Of the "Hotel de Ludlow"
E E a naye the. SsTns M
SaSS.Sr wi, nav their board in advance.
r1sis are oonddsnt expected to order Refreshments
TS.s rule also applies to all guests upon
n,r ua:i prcmpt Compliance with Rule admits s
new guest to full membership IN Company A. L. D. b.
%Hx Rnss and being Of vital importanre TO the
welfare Of the guests particular attention caed to the
SsA Tho rropriesor will not be responsible for ari
ces Of value partculary whisky left In guests rooms
MA safe IS for the reception and safe Keep
estnM: It i confidently expected Of guests that.
s aSa9 i iend. VIVA. they s
hose for quiet and retcment and that they WILL COM
ply with Bale before going ..~.
will please mako that fact known immediately assf tnef
Niatx: Rules and are especially recommended 70
Tsn snoring or talking in ones sleep IL strictly vre
EissesM: Gentlemen upo. retiring for ne nissa vi
oases Of somnambulism having oceS.f,SSc 49,
''s:e5 AGA are ssass'A V 's'A
'os ~ ss:. ..a .4. e :::css. !: e.
x:::: :; s;: sszi "a . r 5: - 80
snS 1s Ssss & - $780, :,s:s
fore H. s-s>.A Nav n, mint a a
80" ...s.StI-rs a ~ yasss ~ member ef ~
.....s ~ nsek trtsas bs1oss tAis aAAo ls1ss ~
~ ~ - e ~ nsss tn1sseas seessssss
~ 1ocR HlaAaAs sas.
$1,000 - ss1pasa aaasan ssssytas -
- S1snos ~ SAesa0R1N0Gun0
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SScr 1T i6lalOi9?
grsabIuns BON 8risbriS 8rtstrt9.
(6prtIrBuns.)

sd Iebe nur f&Grfsr aIs Du," ent,
sssnete arttur. ullnb Id Bin iittrjsust,
ba6 Id mid nttt tdu1&s. gr mar ssssn
mid SuriidtaItenber bsnn ie, fetn @use
6at uns ben sanssn @tsnb tinbur6 bscb'
aStst, ct f&isn 3u benz 3wsds itsrbaupt
uur sstcmmen su isin."
Sis parsn pOrdbsr sssanssn unb 6sin.
!, rid fpnnte tetn sBort ibrer unterbaltuns
mstr Ssrfsten. Wtt anssbaItenem gttsm
bate ct bassi1anbsn. CT bate StsI barum
sssstsn, ipsnn ct I'm Stanbf sspsfsn tpdrt,
tbnsn 3u fOlssn unb If. @sipra& wsitsr
,u bslauf&tn, bab baFelbt ibn bttraf, un>
tsrIus tstRem 3wstfsl. Die wtnissn
Dorts, tpeIGe er Ssrnpmmtn, batttn ibm
tnbsb ptsl oerrattsn. Sr puete, bae ar.
tbur gsrSaRt ssi&Spft bate. aas gOr'
f&t, wsldts er ansswanOt, mar alfU nod
niat sspassnb sstpsitn. gr fam mad,
wOOur& sr F6 Grtbur ssssnlbsr psrras
tttn babsn funnts, nuttn tr fanb ntAts.
Soutr 20 aGletn bas S&uIpbswubtIetn
Istn, wsl&ts has Gusr btGsIben Sef&arft
batts2 Da artbur 8trba&t ss9en tbH
stI&Spft bate, tOnnts tr taum baran
,pstfsIn, bab bsritlbs ibn fOrsfdItts psrbt
btOba&tsn laftn. Ssin g4tritn wurbr
babur& bsbeutsnb trf&psrt unb bod
mp&te sr ttins llntsrfibuns annstmsn.
gtlsln pOate sr bic S&uIoiesn Der psr'
bisntsn @trafs iiSsrIisfsrn.
Cine 3sttIans bIitb sr NOD rssanss'
los In Istnsm gsrRsde Rsbsn, 6anH Ssr'
lief sr paGsIts pUrR&tis. Gas SIat rann
70 Aufsfrsst bur& feline aSsrn, Oab sr nod
tttn 8sbdrfntb sur SauHs smpfanb. Did,
In ben 0antsl srbiut, i&rttt ct lanefaHr
weiter, Ubns elm bsRImmtss 3isl ja YER
fOls.H. Der Bss fdRrts ibn an eUPPtnt
giqa pUriiber, In FInrm 9tmmsr bsrisIbtr
bsmerfts er nod Qt&t.
gtnsn aHssntIid fanb er Rta uni
tlIdtt bnr& bas bas @runbaId umsebsnbt
giIenaitter In ben @artsu unb tu bsm sr'
b.Ilttn Ssnasr. etIdts S&rttts, bic burd
ben @arttn bnbtr famsn, srrtetsn fsinl
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yupunfO s oulNsnr lpiusu fiir 5rautn
DupOnfo's aolOene lDiatn fir .@rautu

finb sdnsIiS unf&dbIt&
iinS sdusIi& uuf&6bIt&
ODtrfen sanberartie In ieSem Sale,
N0trfen 3auberartie In ie6em Sale,
llnb ptrfsblsa ME
urt S,,stblsu ntt
ataeutIidItte GrIetGtsrune UP ahoaastnU.
Seiluna bel unttrbriidter Msnaruahcn ~ s'0'"
,lnb enffrrntn SbIfrulhunrn itbtr Nrt.
Cine DAME f9rtibt is pires ltsbsr y o taE
cine 9ur satItn, als Ubnt ls lstn.
NB.-St stbrau4e bic ilftnsn rgipfn nn0
aeIben 8prts Mot mtbr, ba le 9sfhlipt llne'
Nis edbten iub feet In eroben prtben SpIss,
4 alien SSppsit iupiel piIlsn unb auf tfetF SpT
ehipI ran ben q. ct. Stturrltfmptl scn met
pnefI !. ,en SttmpeI gsbruft, auf hfm ptf
nsm eigeh tser S6rtft ifeben ,, ,DnpCnteS aol'
SUt's s,,;uS;tA, VI Sa piGsn" Hsnn ba brine @s.
ssns st pt,'USSV ." s.,, esbtn f&GBsf 70 etbrauG'
Esins TVsa ssrurtiSs ysn .'bHs StH 0StsfH S'fmpfh
prsis 81 per sns. tSs9s s"Ess % 50,
gsriauft burs $. 8. eobsu UNI g'StSJSS Si.,IS,S
8ros., In SCRANTON. gDtr 81 y" ~, s,ifIsr
burtb bic Sranlpn ppIf ltnbtt trbalI Wv s.thiSt
fret mad iraeub sintnt eanbsstbttle s'e'TGsr
Bsrnsr ssrtaaft bur& 8. @. MSrsan " ~''
Spbs part piitsi0% .,s.,.;
@ilftsbarrs, burh tintn Apeipe'e'
IN iebtr Stabt Der Ser. Staattn unb BURG
@, .. Spws, aIlsinissr 9issntehnsT
27O70,1t Rt'p-gSrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-30
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VI. Stepart pUtter CRa6fOIssr Ssn @.
8. Waltrr) II A9ent fir bic ySonie 9triibrr-
iinss 60. in Nep- -gIcrF unO ,,eyrpming COUNTY
Danipfer-emitn. ydIasslGrins auf Dampf-
unb Stseltifen mad unb bon Sambura, 8re-
men unO ale anbertn 5iftn perbsn Serfauft.
9Bstlsl psrSeu uab alien 5briIsn bes altrn 8a-
trlanbt5 su ben nirSrieftn Rattn aHsgrleat.
Sffre, 205 eadapanna glstnue C3eiblers
8tcf), aimmtr No.t, rbtuauf. 1919