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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06
FAINT HEART NEVER WON DESIRA
BLE YOUNG MAN.

A Saratoga correspondent writes !:
There is new story aAaat here. and un-
less Joe Miller has noticed it, it seems a
fresh incident in human speculation
Lizzie A and Gertie b, two Of the most
beautiful girls Of the year, fixed their
hopes on Henry d, grand parti. from
New York. Both girls are stylish. hand.
some and rich, and the favored swain
was only hesitating in the words Of the
old song: ara.. fr-a.
"How happy could be with either,
We're tother dear charmer away"
Both are girls of the period, and to that
must be charged the story | am to tell.
One afternoon Miss Lizzie and the
young gentleman walked through the
park after an extended stroll, during
which much love making went on, and
while passing through the halls Of the
Grant Union the lady suddenly tainted
and fell faintiug into he arms of her at
tendant. 1t was bold strike, and VIC
tory for a moment seemed fastened there
Gertic soon heard Of this. and her fertile
mind grew tired with schemiug. At las,
smile grew upon he face. She owns
the incest pony phaeton in Saratoga. and
the next day she invited the gentleman
to ride. He accepted and met bis fate
The we'll trained horse ~as quietly going
on bis way, when suddenly the wheel
came off, and the pretty Girtie lay faint
ing on the hard road. The terrified Henry
lifted her in his arms and bore her to 9
convenient farm house. For two days
che refused 70 recover from the shock
On the third day the remorseful Henry
who was constantly with her. could
stand it no longer. He surrendes.d; Oh.
recovered, and eoon there 10 10 be . wed
ding in high life Now comes the touct
/ Of nature. Miss Lizsie forgot her los.
in admiration Of the grand cosp detl
and has already eonSratulated her riva
upon her brilliant victory osTlzJ !
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06
WORDS OF COMFORT TO MOTHERS.
BI A HOUsEK.gPER.

BI HOUsEKEEPER.
A woman who does all her own work
who has very little means at her COM
mand, and who besides is mother Of sew
eral small children, none of whom are able
to help her. or wait on themselves. but.
on the contrary. require constant atteu.
ton, often has weary moments Of utter
encouragement. Her thoughts run some
what in this way II am completely
tired out, yet my work is not half done.
l meant to have accomplished so much
to-day but l had bad kindling, and
the fire has been poor in consequence /;
then the baby has been cross, and the
other children noisy and boisterous, and
having them indoors all the time this
cold weather is 80 tiresome to them and
to me. There are little stockings to be
knitted, and shirts for husband to be
made-dear me, | am sure | do not see
where am going to find the time to do
them! But that is not the worst of it.
My darling children are so neglected. l
can't possible spare the time to train
them Alright; and when | see other per-
sons children so quiet and orderly, and
80 neat aud we'll dressed, it makes me
feel badly. l am afraid my children
will turn out miserably. 1t is seldom |
can stop to correct them as l should
and it is only on Sunday afternoon that
| ever can get them, around me to talk to
them tell them story, or appear like a
real, true mother to them" Dear mother
be not discouraged. That little Sunday
afternoon talk. the distress which you
display in your countenance whenever
your child utters an evil word, or acts
unkindly. and the prayful desire on your
part to do them good. will have Its re
ward Those little, quiet, peaceful talks
will be as a grain of mustard-seed sowr
in good ground. which. although the seed
is 80 small that it seems invisible to The
human sight, shall spring up vigorous
strong and irresistible.
If you do the best you can, depend
upon it you shall be rewarded.
Again ! say be not discouraged
Those children who are brought up in
refinement and luxury, who have ser.
wants to wait upon them, and have every
want and whim gratif-d. are not always
the children who make the strongest and
noblest men and women. Those little
ones, who are partially neglected through
an actual want Of time on the part OF
their parents, and who have to rough it a
little. are apt. in time. to fight manfully
the battle of life Not that l advocate
bringing up child to trough" it where
circumstances made a different course
possible. But do say there is comfor,
and hope for the weary. distressed and
discouraged mother who does all she can
and more than her strength really war
rants her in doing for her Children
Hearth and Home.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06
NIFFINTOWN JUNlATA COUNTY, PENN A, SEPTEMBER g. ls

low tone to the blonde, Excuse me mad.
am. but observe my husband looks i'll
and you will please excuse him"
Then. turning to her husband, she whis.
pered, "lf you hope for mercy. come al
once" The blonde snickering forced
giggle as the husband, excusing himself
accompanied bis wife to her hotel
What happened after l cannot say, only
that there was 'new departure that
evening for another watering place. =
Long Branch Letter. .-- -g.- .-...- ..-.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06
Ysa1st's Garnp.srr. p.r
E1 WILL COMFORT YOU.

ti77''a BY oLrxs KExurrH n7inR m
JIU0I E7Y bl-Il rs8g .uunH ...
Your lot seems hard, your lifs-pash dark,
And with sorrow replete;
And sharp and cruel are the thorns
That pierce your aching feet. i'A' ..
-.E 81 aTH IirE 1Eeio'r rE--l .r
Fair hopes are dead-those cherished hopes
Which long your heart did cheer;
And precious, precious memories
Lie scatter'd round their bier. 1i~
Your eyes are diD-with weeping dim,
And sad is your hearts moan;
And worse than vain is all attempt
To end your way alone. 'r H1a. .i
Your heart is sore. and filed with grief,
While you this burden beAr;
But Jesus now doth bid you cast d..
On him your every care. rt Bag
O, weary ones. by grief bowed down.
Still keep hearts warm AMI true:
By this sweet truth-this precious truth.
There's One who pities you.
He loves you, too; and love so pure
And true, no mortal gives;
He sends the Holy Comforter, '.
When We in Him believe. -...s
Gods way is best; and be is good.
And just. and wise, and true;
So mid your sorrows trust in Hin.
And He will comfort YOU. sNa -..
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

Charles ii. Redout and Harriet O..
Armstrong, deaf mu;es. were married. at
Newton, Iowa, the other day. according
TO the form of the Episcopal church. the
whole Of the service being performed by
sigp language. aa.s a.F .-e.r.s
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

|. A Wisconsin lover wrote his sweet.
heart There Is not globule Of blood in
my heart that does not bear your photo
graph Photographers should see that
the young man pays the proper license.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

Mr.. Samuel Taylor. Of Ashland. Ohio,
q veteran Of 1912. end bachelor Of 81
years. surrendered his heart few days
ago. to Mn. Jane Budd. buxom widow
of 81, residing 10 the same county.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

Lightning struck house in Centre
vile. Iowa. few evenings since. melted
the hands and pendulum of clock on
the mantle. jumped over the heads OF
two ladies in the room, and disappeared
in the cellar. ---.. .....- Alb. ..s--
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

Romantic Amelia Ito her betrothed
young doctor look, dear, such a
beautiful sunset! The sky is all Grim
son." Unromantic doetor-''ya as-ap-
pears to have had mustard plaster on"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06
LOG HOUSE, BANK BARN,
RIACKSMITH SHOP.

Good Frame SPRING HOUSE, with a never
failing Well o; good water at the door, also
Spring close by. Also necessary outbuild-
ings, a good Apple Orchard, Peaches, Pears,
Cherrys and all kind. of fruit.
The above property will be sold On very
reason able terms The purchaser can also
have the opportunity of buying from ten TO
forty acres of good cleared land adjoining
the above. at very moderate price.
For further information inquire Of Arnold
Warns, wner. who resides on the premises
Any person wishing to purchase would do
well TO call and examine the property for
themselves. -.t -lr "a a.r...
ARNOLD YARNS.
Ju,y1 10 IS11-3m Hf
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

Agnes Norman; aged Is, who was in
dicted in London for having murdered
five children, but was convicted only Of
an attempt to strangla little boy, has
been sentenced to ten years penal servi-
tude
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

Several men we're recently poisoned in
Nevada by drinking from spring whose
waters appeared perfectly clear -Aualy.
sis showed that they were strongly i'm
preguated with arsenic. An ---s..
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06
CASSLMERES,
CUSTOM WORK
May I, 1871.

~ Handbills for public sales printed on
ahort notice st the SfNfiRIH 0SHe1.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

All advertising fer less than thrse nontAg
for one square Of mise liness o. Iess vill -
charged one Insertion. .. cents. three $f.tOs
snd 81 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Admin:stratof's, Executors and AuditsFs
Notices, $500. Professional and BasibesG
Cards. not exceeding sas square, AID insia-
ding copy sf Pspsr. S. 90 per year. Eesicss
in reading columns. ten cents PER lind. M0
chants sdveFtisiag By tAsysar at spesiairsAss-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

Two young men in New York were
sky-larking, last week. when one picked
up q pistol and said, lookout I may
shoot you." Hardly had the word beer
spoken before the pistol went of. sh'
ball entering the neck and producing
death in few hours. r-F-e E %
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06
FORTY-FIVE ACRES,

about Thirty FIVE Acres Of which are cleared
and in good state of cultivation, having
been lined twice over within The last five
years. The remaining ten acres is woodland,
we'll set with lock-oak and yellow pine tim
her. The Improvements on this property
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06
Administrator Notice.

Estdte Of Nary Dietrick, deceased.
5UTHEREAS Letters Of Administration on
W. the estate Of Mary DERRICK late of
Fsystte twp, decd, have been granted 10
the undersigned. residing in the same
township, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
and tho-e having claims will present them
properly thenticsted for settlement. e
SAMUEL LEONARD, Adm'r. .
July 10. lS7l-6t
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

Real Estate at Private Sale,
In MILFORD TOWNSHIP.

THE undersigned offers to sell at private
! sale a certain tract of band situated in
Milford township. one mile south Of Patter-
son, Junsta county. adjoining lands Of &.
W. Jacobs, B. D. kepner. Jacob Lemon and
others containing
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

lDLAIN and Fancy Job Printing neatly exc
II cutsd q shis Ohes. l'J 90 % = .
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

There srs thirty.twc rolling mills in
Pittsburg. a1 e a'i'a1aai
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-09-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-18
auSftanb Der Sied}biidienarbeiter.

(S0rt0Qlcr 0eS NlSlfarpeS. - YIN llllSllq. J
Su Oer yStcdabitc. palle" fano seisrn friip
eille weitcre Seriammlung Der Slehbiifieu
Arbeiter llatt. $or. Iier. putd)inS iibrte Den
Yoriie, pr. g. .. Cole baS Yrototol. Wad)=
Dem Der SOriieenoe cine turSe guiprade &C.
baltel, tprroe cine Gollefte sur 0edun0 Der
S53 betragenben Soften Der Seriannnluu9
anfSenomnen, tpeld)e $3.50 er9ab. Den
9fcit oedtt Apr. B. y. Starf BON Der ySal.
tllnorer &oblentbeers Gompagnie," luoiiir ibm
Der 9ant Der Seriammlurg potirt luuroc.
Der Sorisenbe eruanlts Oarauf iiir Die be-
poritebenoe YroSeiiion folgenpe Diarid)dle ruo
Ablutantell, bon GeBteren aus ieoer Werfitatt
etnen: Sbcf. Marlhal %. y. y. Wtarine;
pills Wtar lf1ue pp. 9. 3. 0iuelD ilnb W.
Septns; ablutanten lad) Werfltltteu: g.
SrcotS' @ertiteue s. Yeters; Sbott's - s.
8artsr; &utb'S 6. Sngbes; Song &
g9pantS - ". Glarf; Goot'S s.. Sap;
Glualt's = 8. Sugbcs; Stears'-9. Burt
iteDer; @ilett & Dfaunts s. @reen;
Smitb's - s.. Darling; 9burcle'S - q.
Sadi OH; DSaltimorer aoblentbecrsS ompa9.
nie" - ". -. Start; Sauos' - y. Srull.
ner; Gamppcn'S = u. Smitb; WicUirr-
RAYS Wtcgaue; Gru Lbs - 6. Siittenber.
ger; Dtiasr x SGSnberg's-S. 8, Sroots;
@pat GeeueS' - WcSiniep; @altermeper'S
W. Batter on; 8. {. SbriOer'S - W. s..
WScSerrp; q. SroofS' - 5. @ilcS; Strei.
bcrs -. Gtsinbarb.
Der 3ug formirte ii6 baraui inter Sors
tritt BON Soiimann'S Muiit- Gorps an Sals
etteltrGbe ulb maribirtc in iolgenoer 9toutc:
bon 0aDette' uuo @apitr. aus ourd SaDettcs,
Sigh, Sillcn Goluert-, Baltimore, @reels,
Siooles, Gbatspprtb,, Serin9tou', Sowarc.,
German., Baca-, Sanibeitz, Gutaus, Dorts,
Sight, Sill, @barles=, QOmbarb., gon9iiraBe
nad 8yant'S Werfltdtte, anf Der anberen
Seite Der Bride; Oanu Gontres Ntarid) burd)
@eit SauSsape., Slodir., Ebamcs., 8oli,,
alicannaltr, mad, Rutb's 2Sertldtts, banm
ollrd) Gantor- apc., Surfefr., @aleru. Ipe.,
Bethel, Sanfs, Sono,, Yratts, @aps NIB
Sapettellr., luoielbit Der 3ug iid %ouitbite. SIN
l3ltge puroeu uteliab Safeln NIT Suitriiteu
nno Motto's gctragen: p9Sir wollen s1.10
pro Sunoert." Auf elmer Starge iulirbe eire
ierti9e 8ii1ie nit Der Snidriif s1.1O inb
etle uaDoaeuOete init Der Sulbriit 81 getra.
gen, ionic piele Sa9nen llrtb anocre abSei.
den. SIS befanben iih wobl 200 arbettcr
i'm 3rgc, Die idlnmtltd biibif ino iauber
naren mo cine arberoroentlid) ri,
Bige urb anitinbi9e Saltltn9 bepaDrtet. Ser
erregte betrGd)tlifeS Aufle9eu.
Die arbcitgeber bosses lollen, ipie eS
beiBt, ebelialls cine ScrlGmmlung 1ebalter
iiber Die lcOoG 0tldts betanat geruOr-
ben lit, H- d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-18
9aS 3. GpnSert Der EDpmas'fAen
lSnopfie.

Der gefrigc sbeno reibt iid) ,pirbig ben
beioen crlteu Gon;erten Der &bomas'i1en Ga
pele al. IbermalS NOR bas Spernbaus in
alien Ebeilen nit ben Sreunben Der @iuiif
anseiiilt, NM Der Gntbuiiasmus Elm cbeh!io
lebbafter, ais al ben porbergc9 an9euen abeil.
ben.
Das Yrpsramm entbielt tpiebcr bic ausss-
iudtcIen miliitaliidcn Yerlen. Sdmmtlide
Yiecen mnrben nit einer4rGciiiou auSgefibrt,
tpie le mir inter Der 2eitung cincs 9bouas
su Gage treten fam, Den @lanSpuntt bes
IbenoS biloeteS 4ubert's ,3raumerei, " lpel-
DIE namentlid) IN ben PIP. Stellen nit elmer
ieltencu %2ccurateiie cretutirt WirSe. Aber
aud Die GusfiBrung Der ginleitun9 Su
Srud's ,2orelci" mar cine brillante. Wiar
Srud) 1T unireitig elmer Der genialllen Som.
poniiten Der NeuSeit. Ins leinen Gompoli.
tionen attnlet cine @lutb una Uarbenprad)t,
bic mir pieleid)t nnr BET 9tiels @abe sumeilen
ipieoerinben. Seine Dtelobie'n iinO burd1-
gdn9ig neu unb o~riginell llrlb perfehlen ielten,
bic Ssrseii bes Y%ubllfums Su fefleln. lluter
ben iibrisen Nlmmerr mDdten mir nod be;
bic Onpertiiren su uSatlntalaa une
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-18
StaStratbs sQ,crbnnSlunecn.

3m ertsn iSUctac itbcrrtld5te srtcrn Hr GitH9rS
etue tttt.ol uon octItll u. SauHernlann hno Se'
nab 0tatst8c6euoes Der 9c9raud, pslHet IeFt non
Dem Sd0le 9eihaht luctce, 1tt cine Stpunpe lur ole
StGct mo iUdol5e Ole StttItticlt bts S.oltesi 9uoem
pstn'qts oae @eOdnoe os @usl'Nt "uI oeR @'oa''
man.
". @ar6etp iiber9ab Elm @5eild Der sYactficsGt.
llUtcz &eltarIp9tl,9 ompH9nlea nm G@ItGuonl8, Sur
Strlan9trln8 lgTcr Si1ie IN lpetillNtn Staoupeue
VI. 9i9leS lt9te elne Yetitlorl oon y Y H9ri9 nne
AnptEen Nni 2sioITtul oft SeforohuhG lNf ef'pe'1e'
rnng Ger Slg9tir. =2sSrlte por.
W(dr nobHl cine Serororun9 an, peIdc oen Sdu
ctnc5 o9ul9ebGlpes I'M ole Sn1oen. nno Dtaonens
Stunlharz9[nule ~. Hht otin ptttlts uHl SNVO
Gn8c!anltln @tunelt4de an' est sde err @rscnrnSunt=
Ipthne uno 0o!~rrtt'S iaBe oIotontt INC oao UtHflE
mnm hCr 9auioftei oEt $4,000 %isitieet,
.9r. ,Stttoro untttotettets sine Msl9t Stlhlnne ees
6E9llp or 1onvs' snls llSqe Sltlttulh Wotttup u'
j~tdn0i9en glsl@uiie itberuteisn;
I'M Urn. Scim's Antra9 lou oet St4oteonllnula
esll bopen A!slDnlle ole Serldtt or lsPtel 5Nalen7
oIs oqlsnpue9st lna9rsne Der an'I93ct It0es chs
Selnsl 2satetins mlttgslttn. -
ptan eel9log ole sGtluthn9 elnee Bslttl9rn1ta"
items anl Ger Sde osr Ston9ollh' mo seaothPGuNr.
ule oelptut.9tE, o0lltf S5S9. -
S1uto SGtloH Hno anuttt vtplEttSn Gtl0HoEtt'
2p..'v ptt YettNt' o0t lV'V" VthHoNuut" IVA Ph"'
F'{n Sn tanSs: "a. a.,hr,s .,,. az, mur,,, ross
etr vac or nllz uno Sparp : SttaBe aVpttUeN Sh
lH'lcn, lanc Arnabme.
Sr. ytainutg ~oterltte elneh Stl9llB, panpltaei
itrdBc jptibcn Soer= un6 @analitra6s %pGltcrn, nj
osutrsn Hno NIT Roner'eintn oelsssh 81 'NNsh- @H'
9ehoHmtn'
Scrlelee nntsrbrsttete elnetl ScibliI. IN giuuis
9an=. iOellIll BON 4hhHtlBt, Saupt9aeropreh le9eh
ii illen. @l9snonlmen.
pr. sung 9%tfertrte etilen Selhlag, aut ot Sae otr
John nno GaSerllraBe Uliesplatten R9ch gu lo'sh'
Aigeromrien.
ShR 5IpVlttn Sptl9e Hutttelpte Sr. NETT ~ Vt'
iuD OCT NrGu ". ". .. 8evll9 hin Hliefltdithn0
pon IftQulntl3 p~t5aqittn Steleth.
". Otdrlpam le9le GIN 9.lnU Son ,Stsliuttn uno
dnpCltW lI IulCIbtH WI ullSi SlVHPPtH UNI utiN
etoShr. zNtGrtte por.
pt. ferr NOttAap enc Sefornnun9, welWe net .e9ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-18

GtrItgte 5turm. - On btefoer &6,btrs
frtIisn ttgiE man lehbaFte 8etlrhtunaen, oGk Ocr
itsrtt S,utn, Der ludjreao Der leSter Eaae an Scr
Gi,antliaen gite tuat6ste, aud In Der Sal sbaoea
anatriltet b8tte. G1cin g~lhtlilGcr Wttie 6iben olsie
9tflrdunaen 7b niht ais 6earhrSet s]frpjcien, sun,
0{tnoeteu iino dis lest feline lfnoliisiGIt %gemeioet.
sStr tdl.ae GorioICr Sdmpfer .p0uifouaf fam Sur
Tttter Sdt bier an. Der Gapttan terittgt, ba6 6er
2BinO di5croroertfib Itart iunr, lub odG picle ISabr-
3tuac ucr atter aCaGnocn ruQren, cotr In 0en GlliicR
mo 9uhtcn sdIa5 gtiubt battcn, datin CT srtulr
gitbt5 pom llnQlndsiGien. Sdacaen llc0Cu Berihtt
aus rem Ylorotn user llntdIc p6r, w,lhs 6nbrScusc
]betr1ieI, ote uou Baltimore tamer, coer 0Gbiu qtIz
gcn. Ger S6oouCr .Silo," CAPT. !. Darlington.
UOu 3tps 0aucR. Oas am 3, .. Oits. nil elmer Sa6una
GemeEt uon yteip gort naA Baltimore abeiHq, lit,
iUtt cine Sepeidie an old 40. u. Jiboao5 SobH
beiaet, geihlitcrt. 0dbtrts 1t nod rid bctannt &C.
lporScn. Ser Sto6nSr IS. i. @cIcriis, BON 8Sns
our mad, Baltimore beittnmt, lci am IA. b5. in ylClu=
8ort Gun; e. gattt Ole AaIer ]utrloren, Der Sbeonsr
iertn Sailn beaimmt, utrior Sen SorogrmaIt mo lief
n0be @Oat 5slauo All ON strdne, mutOc ictob obne
oaicn bon J]ttUport.
= piontGa giudt rB Der 5turrr Die Stoat5=Yae=
| ocrnloiuine an SCI Qhinouaa ces gGtupsco los, uno
oieitlbe trieb ole BAL btnunter. Gin Remorpueur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-18

Observation-Disclosures eridt. - annapoS
lis, ocl II. ytouCmber. - 1ni. y. @lcnn 9e9en
slittn SOmlp SublS, curator, lH6 Anbere, Ar9uz
nCntirurg ourd) Sbonas ". Sau, jun, mo Q.
Itltle g4ailie iHr 0en glppeaGuten, burb 6rCo. 20.
Brlnc fir ole AppenGteu, Clap, &ormunb tit
NuIb In YCnniuluunicr, eegcr 9rittiugbarI, oehen
Svrmunb in MGrutauo; antrGg aui Wi6crnuiuubme
Der araumentrlng, Den Der apyelant SctCllt, abgC.
wtcicl. = Aui slntrag pOn rep. 9. Z. N9aRiS uno
Jdnes Jleurll lpuIoen ole SdltimOrcr gbpnns z.
Bar uuo ", Ruius @il sir aeuoiatoIiideu BrGris
al ciritm S.rl&tsbott j~nSetaiien Hdb pon oisisnl psts
ctetSt.
aretegetibtfn FIR Baltimore 6 OF ntp.-
= oluiontop n, ocn II. Nopcmbtr, (Tor Rldlz
tr @torg Ysaott ebarlse NiGdtnlSn ,pieer Santst
Wtadinlon, Stut8teitez $roScB; biz Steritdg bnrhd>
gciegt.
lcs.l Sobn Dubois ipieer Die "8btlabclptia . gsiI'
Gut S6L0OO SntihSoi8ung iii Seetntrdhti8un8 etnes
9ritGnptcttcr' g%atcntes; inter Ysr2anoluI9.
Gommons GlsGss @sri9t t. l9or Rttbtsr @aa
rtp.l Die "Qmeez Yfu9 -. 6onpa9nie" ipiecr NORA
BAN o. Ntott, Sduiotle9e; unerleot9t.
Wtonta9 tommsn 9lr. S72, $3.50 uno $40 Der Stfirs
We9iitranoe 'ur Serbanclur9.
giiiahetb 5blnte se8en Sctnri4 II. 9bcocor etmie,
nlmtino'se; Nntra8 uut 8ertaui Speter gum Nadls
lGiie oes perftorbenen 8bcobor Sbnlis 9ehort8er
gabtsrhGhltiitt an Hiorn.S bnrtcs . StroBe uno AMI
SertbgtIun8 bts Grl0ies untsr Die oa5n Seredtigter.
- eepi te'uts crlan9ss geridtIite Sdctbur9 non
Sdae GEMS.
y u I ~ u YOU I bhNvbNlN u
bCriton, Sanels uno Sonb.) Nleranber Jionoal
tncblt 6. Bpatt SiandGro) uno Marie Dotertp
lnebit 9iabcle u. DoIeItp) erbiclisn Solmati aur
Gerpoltun9 cerreip. Observation-Disclosures pom Iler.
8. niohinlun une Gbereie Sbcur.
SupertorY @critht. = tgior Nittcr Goblin
Die Isriebtspilsr @iien 9ompaguic" ipiber Senrp
8; a%drrGpee, Shnlotlo8s; Der ata9ertn $500 A.
erfaHnt.- Sames Is. Wbeeoon geSen Robert ".
Sauna uro eouis 8aaner, alo9e tptgen Wtietbtriita
i%taaerS; Tit Die 9srtIa9ten entitieoen, lpo9sssn Der
Ilieer dppeairt, Carl 81uimann tpiper g. lp. Sels
dcr mn n. Il. NYldIr. hllNIhciufldlc. npu Kid
ger s5!l.t7 Su9eiproden. MleSIep v. GuGer uno
scHrp g. Snlitb lpioer @osparb Y. Small uno go.
iuare 8. Bald; ben 9ii9srn 1914. IS SdabcnerIat
suerfannt. - Sobn y. uno anSrerp y GBbite luicer
eonis Jiohi8er; Ditto S254. rs nepit 3lnien. = 9faGf
Ituers iUi6tr lpn. II. Saunoers; Ditto $40. 10. -
gsIn. @rap. Soiepb Snott II. 0iobert w. SoncS ipiber
Imalte, @0ttIteb, 9tter 4ar unb Carl u. Gtred; gu
Der 8idger 9unllen cntidlieher. - elias Gnmcrt uno
giiholGs CANTON ipioer 9tnniion 2Seems uub sra
Ieratemou; Ditto. - SatOp, @m,l uno Si9munb y.
9auimaur mioer Garl e. Slinoer uno Samuel ".
ainjlc; oen aligern $3a3.S9 nehit Stnien pom IL.
an cnbaiilti9 Sner,dnnt.
Glontd9 Iteben 9ir. 142 bis IA Der GrpSce : Sez
ptItraHoc dll Der Gdgcsoronung,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-18
q d,iTSudd3ridttcu.

Ger 9anpler r9tattcne, " Capt. Sopcs, fam ss-
tern bon 2ioltol bier an.
Der SaGipitr .anSrtcG," Gdpt. Silups, Ie9elte
geliern pon bier nab SapannGb, Geo, al.
Der Sampicr uSaneS ". 0arp," Capt. Sal,
iargte OiontGs Dor bier in Rctpbern, R.-G., an.
STt ,wU9nsr rSp2a ~. sss'" eapt. San 9ilosf'
Der S1ouutr IS. y. Stidneo," Supt. Sudl5, fnbr
porgriicrn bon bi,t naG epGrIeiton, SIS; Ditto bsr
S1ooncr pJ. g. Ebonas," Capt. @rcdett, nab
Sduannab, 600, ob.
Der Sdnlpitr -Ytortb Boiut," Capt. Solsp, Rad
Sonneritug bon SauaHllGb, SEQ, nab ~rRicreni 9as
len in Ste
3. Wooeinher In Ntperpool nab Baltimore.
Glr S1opner rGen. Sonner," Supt. Partridge,
iangte an %. SftoUer; ole Yrigs rs. 8. Srolun,"
on,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-18
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maIfe reue, Die beroorgehobeH gu tperoen ptrolentn.
gile aus Wfdbheu BON z tie II Sapren beitebcrbe
8atetiruppe - bic ShpefterH at. Teitr ruo Brent
= fRo auf turlG 9elt euad9irt; bic 9robe itdnetge
Sdlet, Irnppe ocs GtabIifc1terte bdrf lid tbrer Dlts
uiaturzGonesin %ourdbnus nidt ibdmen. Die tteinen
S~iebtiu9e Der 9erpithore bGbeu In Netu : goti unb
Bolton Burore gGmuht. Der 9roBe 9omifer 2eiHngs
iuCl gaiirt nur nod hiele gBobe uno init In Der OF
ianqspoie rgi6enbrobet" nit ~ielteuen Griolee anf.
aIs lernerc uei eugdsirte aiiuhIer fino nod ole SGns
germ frI. 0iiuis Soma uno or te8able Ne8Crz8or=
heler 3ue 2nn0 All crmdbuCn.