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New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

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-d.e All n,ss 10 Old Dominion Steamship 90 ,,n
b.. nship Voanleer. DOocsood PHILADELPHIA vi" ""'e ~
ar sh M f RochIapd Tborndks Hamburg tsys w "ss s,
PsTt PSesiss lo Windsor n. 81 hcC1lioc' rSE'e VII
R3s 'P,.n,s , WeT Gusn,snsno 10 iSp. wih sugar
Ry.r1 fSo,l Liverpool " daTs WIZ Hlss
Woito1 VIZ HsmDOn hoais ~ daY " o'
Brio NIr N.c f}rl uale Cartenss ~ fs slS1 soga 80.
Scbr W p Cox NcSe. Bncksvlle = w. Gays ~N l''~- F
sebr Helen Perry Bsltmor for New BeisnL
Schr ] Trurnsn Gibbs Pm&iepma for Nafres
scbt P,na RSpkn Georgetown s. O. daJs With naval sNfes
l. n HOPKINS. PfedinOne Nirnnia
Sshr Dcmsr Ireland, Pysouth, N u eeAJs WIN nav" s'
% Frances sniterl- Cof rfookhavenI seOn. Woodstock hn
Ps. days. with lumber
Schr Tiesler u apman Seal Island With fsh -, s,.
Schr Florence Bailey tof New Ionion Daey baof WV
fruit
p n vTiso, proy,denoe Cvrthis Jane Proyii-roe
Sant0gN Providence i'ins,lg'r, 90 60,
II. q. Russell, Portland, Ct j. D. BieeeheI ospo,as~~
Gen. Grant Gloucester J. u. ifpp, N"sn.nI
Helm Thorrson honsson. RieInO Birre, RNhi''S Va
BELOW.
SHIP Constantine. Crecyy. London July ~ VIZ .dee,
shin StratLelr (of Ghggow Jarnan, Liverpool Arg 10
WIND-sggdown. Bght. ). r. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosroS Sept. t1fved steamships hoCehsh' rom bauT'',s
cJo from Cape ifiyien; Crosby from SaTa1nhi Pnt
from obolen Abbe Pefns. o Aur Cages A~J D~A"
Rs MovRos Sept i2-saled brig Bernhard for SesYo,ss
are al work on the ark Eliza Mana that here tbs morning. a'0s
SSySSSA Ca Sent I3-Sad steamship Gen Banes 'or New
ku0alt0n. Sr Boston
Strcau Tor PaaIepL Arrived steamship Cha4eSien Ho"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
The Arkansas Democratic Executive Com

The Arkansas Democratic Executive Com
mttee have issued an address TO the people OF That
state briefly reviewing the situation Of affairs. aud ea-
ing upon men Of all parties 10 unite in the great reform
movement iDaugurated at Cincinnati and indorsed NJ
baltimore Speaking Of the movement against tho
nresent State Government familafly known as tho
Estate House Ring" tho Committee says: "Tis Is not
an ordinay political contest such as used to nave III
the better days Of the Republic ii Is not quss@Dn @
80 National Bank or Tariff hut question of bread .Ho
ore moi battng for abstract idea but for freedom
for eaua rgbtsor freedom from the horrors OF maIai
- md for an honest administration OF the Govern
,cpt boiI stats National; ana above ALL ana Do
pod an other Things, wish 20 burst asunder the Ou
iands or registration, which now letter the huOao vi
oyOr .0OJg Taxpayers vi ATkaDsAa''
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

changed No intelligent Grant man expects 10 carry
this state Nor do know OF man who has declared
for tho Liberal movement and afterward gone BACK 70
Grant do not believe there 200 Democrats III tne
State who will decline TO vote with Have written
yOu In haste but you have the state OF our canvass
Yours truly, d. CLARK
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

The Rev. Rowland II. Allen, who was re-
Gently appointed Secretary Of the NewEugand branch
Of the American Tract Society died, Thursday at Nc
pOnset Mass where he ocated az pastor oI the COH-
Oational Society.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
LOUISIANA OFFICIAL IN TROUBLE.

NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. 13.-Stato Auditor
James Graham was sent to-day to the parish prison for
contempt of the VIIth District Court, in refusing 10
issue warrant the Treasury for $4,000 IN favor oi
the State Board Of Assessors accordance with judg
nent rendered payment of which the Auditor is endeay
oring 10 resist.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
p4SSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM SAvANNAH-In steamship Lso Sept ia - pIon n
pa NJ w Davis Chas RuEgles j. A. Damon, H. VI Palmer n
Pstehek Thos West wm Lanery Brown r j.; hlIrGn r.
wbts Mrs Bennett Miss h. Ensign, Mt anu Mfs j. n Pone
p tIjch ] M Pcarree Miss Degan Mrs Ciark r. +. badel
Nil, Herbert 81. X SOat Mrs. Sloat
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

Ga 49, - $40 sui ~u. ....... 6;ll Moor se'....' Z;OS
N-@ '''N' .tga WATER
Ct, 5,G5 COWS island. 5:fi Hell Gate Ferry 'iJJ
$780, HtsH THIS DAN-P y .. - o.ca
Sd, t,o. - s7 toys Island 64 Hen Gate ferry 6:oJ
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
5peeial Notices

HEADQUARTERS NRw YoRK LIBERAL REPuBLfcAS STATS I
CoaMlTrEz RoONs so AND 59l ST. NICHOLAS HorElL 2
~ NEw.YORk sept " 1872.
Tho ucadouartera of the New-York Liberal Repub-
can STATE Committee have been changed 70 Rooms 50 ihI -
~ Nieboas Hotel All communications should pc sllsss 70 ''as
"'liIa., "a .,Iso~ Secrstsrv Char1ss.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
RPooME COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, Sept. 13.-The Broome
County Grant Republican Convention. to-day, nomi-
mated Wm L. Ford for Assembly, PhlOtus Edmistes for
sberie and A. c. Matthews for Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
LIBERALISM IN CONNECTICUT.
THE STATE CERTAIN FOR GREELEY AND BROWN
BY LARGE MAJORITY

BY A LARGE MAJORITY
The following letter has been addressed to
Col. C. NJ Alexander at the Liberal Headquarters in
Washington:
HEADQUARTERS LIBERAL REPUBLICAN STATE
COMMITTEE, HARTFORD, conn, sept. :, 1872. }
na,p SIN. Tbe canvass in this state Is going on In
,napnrr most satisfactory the friends Of reform aud
tSf 80 a. rouf i'm 1868 and Jewell in 1872 have already
declared Tor Greeley and Brown; and al least 100 add
tionl m d0eront parts the state are daly iepOileo
fbus ntly increasing numDer@ You can easily
Judge how this state will stand in November n9A, %en
te you fut Jewell had but 23 majority Tor Governor
~ g,,rtr0 / sand az the Fifth Avenue HOleI Con-
ference that Greeley and Brown would carry C0hhecu
out by from 400 10 lO,VJ1 hy OP.u'on IeNi"'i'' ~
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKETS.

U,v,N Sent l2The markets closed yesterday follows; EH
change on United States o. DAYS currency s4' premium sh0r
sVb 81 5s premium days gold llt ~ premium short Hgh ~
as premium; on Londos O43 premium; on Pans III premium
Sugar In lair demand
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
GP,0gO.

We have this reached number ofCO m PATIENTS I heraes
written and ru scro WHOM have drawn teeth wis
laugg Gas without IN ieadqusrer CoLros
DsSTAE ASSOCIATION. - Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

The Watcr-Pipe, also the when Fcngh ssi
dubty are conslre TiLSED LEAD PRS manufactured ~
C0LwELL WILLARD MFG Co.. no Il3 Centre d, hs"
York. circular
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14

A New Poem by DIR. Holland (Timotby Titcombi'

Ready Sept IS.
Anew Poem by DR.. Holland cTimotby Titcomb,.
THE MARBLE PROPHECY.
AND OTHER POEMS
BYLG. HOLLAND.
Aaaor Of Bitter sweet, Ks,briOa" &c. Sc.
One VOL I2mo with full psge illustration. Cloth, 81 90
THE MARBLE PROPHECY from which this volume take, IL NAME
III. frs. poem Of any length Holland has published since
apparanee of KATRINA shorter pieces Which accompany
comprise number Of lyrics long became such general favor
ties that the public will eager possess them this permanent form
NJ B. THE TRADE ARE REQUESTED TO SEg2 ~ . THsLa
0RDFRS Ar ONCE FOR THIS V0LUME THs pEMdSs ss
IKE IKE pEsIR0US or FiLLIY0 ALL oRDEES PRo1PTLY
Nov Ready.
FIFTEEN YEARS OF PRAYER
THB
FULTON-ST. MEETING.
BY DR. s. IRRSKUs PRIME.
Author Of Power Of Prayer" sc
One VOL. l2no, 81 So
The b.orv Of the Pulton-st Prver Meeting a the no r.
r,rsbe records Of Christian Effort Dr. Primes prc'o<
work the Power Prayer gathered some Of the NOR striking "
t dupe l earlier DAYS volume brings down the record 10
n nt s,rtbe fifteenth snnirer,arysnd fun Of rees, and
value The wide Of the result in perpeusns '-a
extending the power remarhe institution which e-eus.
ALSO. A NEW EDITION oP THB
POWER OF PRAYER.
By the Auhs-.
One yoL llao. 6l SO
" The volumes sent POSTPAID, receipt Of the price I
SCRIBNER, ARMSTRONG & Co.,
No 64 BROADWAY, NETWORK
The WOrkingNvomen's Protective Union.
redress irAnls ant IN
household sersice lhAtuARS
COPYISrs TRADESNOMBN, CLkRks kc, sopphe5 70 e@
obtaining Wages sch IA"
collected BY lsS sbea All oe Of hsee
Greeley Hats nnd Gapes.
l. SUSMAN 4 Co. - Nauen q
Manufacturer Of al kinds Of CAMPAIGN kQUlPABSfS
Open-worS tanners, Parade Bansers, Transpa-
'e"''''' ''' HOrER GRAHANs ~ Duane~,. NY
Aunin a. Co.. Flag and Hammer Manniacturers Tor
Csmpagn. 90 sni tOI fULIoS-S., cor MAm New iof.
Bnrtlett,s boulevard, street, and Park Lamps szcs
an diving ght boaur dlatt, sad ls cost Se en- m u.s
An Al The Parks Boasvafs bods ftd@Ve aud olsewhef~
| In Arw.York etg. and throughout De county.
General ofioc 90 brotd~ay W T.
Post-Dhce Motto ..rhe MAILS FOR hUR0PR ds'.ag tie
Wsek eus SAruRp, a. Sept a. 1874 viii close a. tas ohos
| DAS AZ lls. z. a. JONES PosIHa.ss1
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
LIBERAL REPUBLICANS AT RUruERFURD PARK.

LIBERAL REPUBLICANS AT RUrHERFURD PARK
TO me EdftOr OF Ths TrfbGtG
SIR: "The Rutherfurd Park, ]. j., Greeley and
Brown Campaign Club organized last evening and enr'.'d
30 odd memberA Mr. Geogi Dayton weLknowu New York
merchant wss chosen President, beide other Newiork
,.s,ch,pt. for Presidents and SctetarieA There
manifested There this place meet
inc largely held ths neIt meeting
- rrose 10 double enr0lent fac really tor
notice ots meeting We have with present sbout - Liberal
Eeugbcan but mO the 0rnsp has bn cAHyss
vet hope honest swell n msohyby 40 votes or
more Al TIE ensuing election. Respectfully yGr
FRAsoI, II. HKARE for tie Executive Committee
-A-nrEG GentIl
New-York tribune., 1872-09-14
DIED.

Au Notices of Marriages must be iadorsed gisA JaH
name Gad ddGTtSS
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

schr Uncle Joe. Smith. South Anboy for Middletown
Conn. -
schr sandersOn, Johnson. Port johnson for NoIwaik
schr Brainard, Mccarthy. New York for Fan
schr Harvest, Hawiey, New York for Providence,
schr Charles Ii Northam, Hubbard Elizabethport for
Schr W Atwater Ellis New York for Bristol.
schr John Ferris, John. Georgetown Dc ior BRUCE
schr Eva Diyerty, Mehaney. Philadelphia for New Bed
schr Mary Ellen Br Brett York for st Andrews
schr Emma Gregory Davis. New York for Sag Har-
Schr Scr VIM Borden, Adams, Rondout for Providence
schr veranda Pond, New York for Providence
Scnr Yankee Boy, Perkins, New York for PawtuckeS
schr schr ,s. poser Matthews alexandra for ssyorooK
Schr Fountain, Bennett, New York for Fall River.
Schr Sh yst Veto, Watt New York for Thomaston.
schr Herald. Hail, New York for Sands Point
snu s.aR Ronaoe Sefen e
Schr sh Gem, Thomas New York for Gardiner.
schr schr EEnssa9SdeF Einsls9S Fair New York for Belfast
schr Eleanor, Gale New York for New Haven
schr DJarrard. Davis New York for New Haven.
an Scmr Amos Fakenburg, Racket Hoboken for Provi
schr Ella Frances Bulger, New York for Boston.
schr steelman, Babbitt Elizabethport for Taun-
schr Sea Chtr, Haskell, New York for Providence
scnr John Godfrey. Hatch, Elizabethport for Provi
sshr sshr sknE Blvsp Ezassthpsrt ,9S Providence
c Geaney stewart sss New York or sfsG PoGand
ssSI Msrri@sn EIissbstseort 81 Tsaesn sIs' 1"s
schr " Wrigley, Eldridae New York for New Haven
schr VIM D Manynm, Chase. New York for New Bed
steamer Doris Young, New York for Providence
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
A POLITICAL ROW.


Yesterday afternoon, at Walshs saloon, at the
corner OF Chambers street and City Hall place. an
alteration took place between Thomas Walsh,
well-known politician, and James McIntee, OF
No. IS Orchard street. The row was on political
subjects and grew warm as 1t went on finally
degenerating into row. Walsh then struck Nc
Intee, who found himself unable to compete with
his more able-bodied antagonist. Walsh then sue
ceeded In dealing several hard blows on M'Intee's
face and head with a club and inflicted several
severe scalp wounds. He also, by the repeated
force OF his blows broke McIntee's nose.
Walsh was arrested and taken t0the Sixth precinct
station house, where he locked MP. McIntee was
taken to the Park Hospital. During the evening
several political friends OF Walsh went searching
after superintendent Kelso in the endeavor to
have Walsh released. They, however, did not sue
ceed In finding him.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 2, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship Italy (Br> Thompson, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship City Of Montreal BD, Kennedy, Liverpool
ssa%shlp ATLANTIC r, deadel Liverpool via Queens
4sTa OBJ ae Messure Liverpool Vi"
a nstesmsnip churrucca sp'. Egnequez, Waterford /
Steamship Hermann (NG), Reichmann, Bremen-ocl-
steamship Washington Fr). Roussan, Hare-Geo Mac
! anshiP Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston via Key westc
ostssms6iPP George Cromwell, olapp New orleans-H
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, savannah-R Low
Steamship San Jacinto, Hazard savannah-w aarri-
Steamship Western Metropolis whtehurst Savannah
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. Charleston-H Nor
steamship Zodiac, Chaplin Beaufort sc-Murray. Fer
steamship Hatteras, Lawrence Norfolk-old Dominion
Steamship Isaac Ben, Brakeman, Norfolk City Point
and Dominion d. CO POINT
RisSmonaYo!d RiSa bo%nlon % Steamship % Co .'S 0,n' INV
xs,s;SP John Gibson seds aeorsetown Doa
Steamship, Fanita. Doane, hiadelphia-Lorrard
Steamship Nereu.. Bearse Roston-H Dimock
Ship Liverpool, Lambert, London-GSinnell Minturn
BARK Monitor tswcd>, Gullbergsen London-Tetens
Bark sarah Cam (Br,. Eldridge. Bristol-E Nor
Bark Mercurius (Nop, Ludvigscn Limerick-Tetens
Bark Stella Gal. olivair Queenstown Falmouth for
oraersJA ers Asresta mo, .rno,
Co.
Bark Ruggiero Primo GtaD, Ruggiero, Odesa-A
Bark Fairy Belle Br,. TAFT Rio Grande do sul-Pender
CAST Bros 20.
Brig Clarabelle, Tracey, Barcelona-Miler Hough-
ton.
Brig L Munson Munson, Cadiz-Jas Henry.
Brig Julia Blake (Br), Gavin, Greytown, Nic-J
Whitney Go.
Brig Showers, Dearborn. Humacoa, PR-walsh Field
Way.
schr Nellie Crowen Crewell, Kngston-A Solomon
scnr Chandler BE, Pettis, wolfville-D R Dewolf
Co.
schr Aranna (Br), Hamlyn, st John, Mp Nevius
schr William Jones' Davis New Orleans-N Brig
ham,
! schr Marlor, Wines Jacksonville-van Brunt
Bro
Schr Uncle Tom, Huntey, Jacksonville-W Ray.
schr Emma Green, Collins, Brunswck-E Mayhem
Co.
schr Albert Thomas, Rose, Charleston-van Brunt
Bro
.schr Forest Home, Kent Washington, NC-Madison
..schr W McColley, Doughty, INSTRUMENTATION
schr IN Rogers, Cubberly, Baltmore-wm Chal
4 schr W McCobb, Horton, Uncasville-H W jackson /
Co.
schr Marie Louise, Everts Observation-Disclosures 4 Bro
Schr Acken, Meade, Stamford-Stamtord Manuiac-
turing Co.
! Steamer W Woodward. Young Baltimore.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphla.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITRsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTRsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
% ess S s
khsn e ss
EorS ii roger. New orleans Oct g. with
wsshsr s s osa y cS nfs s
NNE hove to hours from thence strong nOrtnerly
Steamship @ % Mississippi orowel New Orleans Oct a
with mSss ,s1 and to Bs.eE
Iss %dss New Ssw Oct
xi;S
away 0'sm.'
s po
s :Ss
stssmsn,p WyanoRe. y s Couch kcnmono City Point and
hs of
sii in with steamship Albemare, from Norfolk New
.ss sss Ss
pulled out her bits bowsprt and orema and parted
her 70 last hours had strong westerly Winds with
nss ssn4 ss a. and SAND.
81: ss: AZ S.
:sSas Tssssy Eis. afss
IA
lon a 70 ", bark Celthert q, from Batavia for New
NV winds; took pilot rom pilot boat Washington No
18TH with mdse to Thos Dunhsms Nephew l. Co. came
the Banks; rom thence days with eastery winds The
Bremen g day. with mdse
SPLIT s ias
weather been sdays west Of the Banks with eastery
BTs xne DAM storm Rio drande 50 days with hides,
@ s:sG ss is"ssSs
ssna
x ssS St '.a; e
y ays co or yss s s Had strong NE saes
brig Harriet tof Batimore5 Miller St John, PR, Oct
s Te saffs nna HAD
y1i With @ p Ss sailed
to Hateras from thence 10 days with strong Ne gass
ses
to sasE q a. fy Hyys Sssy w
w@as sna as
livan, seaman native Of Ireland, was knocked over
'IsIS ny Ts Fey
rara via Delaware Breakwstcr sst. with sugar and
sSsS ss
Schr Annie whiting lof Castine), Hutchinson Dema.
28 days, with to Edwin Rowe Coz vessel to
Miller Heughton. Had strong and NE winds; been
schr Clara woodhousc, Russell, Brazos Santiago %
days with wool, hides and skins to Woodhousc Rudd
Had strong and winds; been days north Of Hat
sc6r 2 Hastings, Hilton, virginia.
schr ch Vapor s xppiesaie. ''i; ast aesorsetown, DC
Passed Through He'll Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New London for New
York. with mdsc and passengers.
Brig Ida Ray, Presley, Bangor (via New York; for
New Haven, with lumber to order.
Schr Ocean Belle (Br) Branscomb, st John. NIB, for
New York with lumber to order.
Schr Thomas Parker Little, Glen Cove for Port John
schr Thos Ellis, Kelly. Newport for New York.
Schr Sarah Maria Curry, Glen Cove for New York.
Schr Dolphin Rendt, New Haven for New York.
Schr Asher Parker, Carpenter, Glen Cove for New
York
steamer Galatea. Nyc Providence tor New York, with
Steamship Nercus. Bearse. New York for Boston.
schr Frank Herbert Crowell, Philadelphia for Port
land.
schr Reed, Arnold, Philadelphia for Middletown.
schr Elisha Smith, Hanson Philadelphia for Provi.
schr Cnba (Br Baldwin, New York for Rockland,
Bchr Ellen LOuial Bishop New York for Madison.
Schr Empress, Kennedy. New York TOR Rockland
Schr VIM Seaman, Kibourn Hob0ken for New Haven
schr Alfred Hall, Dmmock, New York for New Bed
schr Birchnrd Torsey New York for Providence.
Schr Jessie wright Finley New York for Bridgeport
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
ng, New York for Providence.


Steamships Atlantic, Algeria, Italy, and City OF Mon
treai for LIVERPOOL; Hermann, Bremen India, alas-
Galveston; Western Metropos and Geo Cromweil New
Zodiac, Morehead City; Wyanoke, and Old Dominion,
Richmond, &c; bark Gessner, Bremen; Hanoen, Ant
ler do; Cyprus, Queenstown; brgs Daisy. Gbraltar
Showers, Humacoa; Favorite, Barbados schr Matilda,
Tampico.
Wind at sunset WSW
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
SINGULAR DROWNING CASE.

A boy named Irving Ketcheel, living at lo5th
street and Ninth avenue, yesterday afternoon acct
dentay fell into q large cistern In his house. and
before help could be procured he was already past
saving. A few moments after being taken from the
today
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
What the Agent Says.

A reporter OF the HERALD went to see Mr.. Trum-
bull the agent of the vessel at SO South street,
yesterday afternoon. This gentleman had received
no news OF the destruction OF the vessel He
stated that he knew through the HERALD ship
news that the Holbrook had put into St. Thomas
in distress He had no interest in the vessel further
than being the agent thereof, and no interest
whatever in the cargo.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

The reporter called subsequently at the ONCE Of
the Atlantic Insurance Company, In Wall street,
and saw the Vice President He gave the informa-
ton that the cargo Of the Hoprook was insured in
that company but declined to say for how
much. He stated, however, that the cargo was
valued at $4,000. He knew OF the accident
the day before. Cans Brothers are commission
merchants AZ So Exchange place. and they owDed
the cargo. The Holbrook was vessel OF 2O5 tonS
burthen and was built In France in is41. The Clara
Lamb was an English bark Of 246 tons burthen, and
was rated A No. in the British Lloyds for eleven
years. The Atlantic had no interest In either OF
the. vessels.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New Yerk-rhIs nay.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03
THE NATIONAL GAME.
PHILApELp

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q 1872.
The proposed game of base ball to-day between
| the Baltimore and Athletic clubs did not take
place. Tffe 1Ntim0res did not arrive In time.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
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OrdlelfriOn.

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6tlfriuu IN pen etm talsniScasu 9r1rnmsnisn.
bauer Srn. q. Beet, rspariri unb nit elmer
AuabI ntutr pitrfn pfritbtn rprorn. unb fam
as publtfum in Der 3ufurft Disber BEL einsm
baumfnesu @Iaie Bier ben gmg6 eiHs- Hat
%sn DIuiit pattu. Sprebt ssfaltts1 psr.
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mad Dsail&laEf.
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6orture, tit langrttiisle tn aani Hore.
rsuiihlanr. man fsbt bis 6dtIs fsl ntfts
as 3ads.riitsn uno SttortfufsIesr,
Ghduissn nit hcfruu8elolsn iunsen
YlaurisntGumen. I6warj une peie ae,
lttti.t Sdbutarrtersn unb prpindnlnid,
bis luaffuSpits 9atupGrtsr. Gs aRtt
nod inmtr pIsr @astHfIoT,n uno ipsnn
bic rtiisntfa Guslanofr burhaus tdrdui
tt1rtth. ibr. S,idt itsr bic SGulteru
etr Nl;trsiieubsn ausiuitrsd.n, pirp man
pitqsi6t nod cine FINITE sinriGttn. lies.
riatne bat rtr rsilsnet gnatdnptr fur tis
Drut1dasn rtn 8si3 bss NsutH ptrlprsn.
mas friibsr crisiutG mar, nsnut man itbi
Hs8sIboft;t ts esbt tom pis @dGnrts arii
nsm GEL: Dt. S6uIiuatub Iauft ibm
ntht mtbr mad, I'm 6otst Gilt er aud
ntGt mebr tuit anbsre etuts uno 70 faHr
er gang rubig bic ,,Simss" Itlsu, Obut &C.
a6rt "a welttH.
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etipdS bat lA lstr pfrduosrt uno psr'
sr66srt-tiuss ttr fG5nf,n @onumsnti
mOesruer 9antunil III I,ptRfalIs bas nsuI
Sbsatsr; bic Sage pssittbtH IN f;br siid
LID sswdbIt uuD pie NuSTtt pcn Der &c.
rail-, iittr BEN SdpdHsntsih. NIT BEN ibr
umasbsncsn trrrIidbsn Gnldasn ~ man
htrpUG. gs sittt pchI ttint Staot II
Gurcsa, bic fhOn 70 VEL fir 8unf mi
seiEsni6aft pstbnn Bat ME ettp,a-
Ndhl bsm 56eatsr bilbst eas S0ib,n
baus ftH n 5duptaajitbun9spuHft fl
SrtmNs; bic esip,iBer ntnnsn IS germ bai
Ste BsIiwunper uue in Der Ebat ale
@roeariIas uuo SfSnt. mas bic Watu
duf Der GrOs bfrucrs,brabt bat, furt
man bort I'm fItinsa 30 tintm @anjsl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-09-05
Qfunlnler 36.

nua, mn eis ustsSfltrt su tslirsitsu. GS
MIRO Belt. td6 eistm IainNtitsn Der.
fabrfn mai elm gnNr esmaht pire.
9a Cert lsst,n mir nc& NAL an, um
Die pcf rHS fints. so pttrsburatr an
8oare 81 nrbmsn unc nun sins ett8sii.
cbne IaisutbaI. ptitsr. g9ir pdr.n taum
auf tcetr Sse au9tiommtn, aIs mir Def.
ttBsn StiirHsn ttst9netru, bic pas SdlT
pis finen 9Hmmitaq auf Dem gpaiIsr
aeramparftn, bic s8susn Ihlus.u uuonf-
bD.l& uber ras 8trttd. aqss mac nitt
fslt mar, nit itbBfortrtiesno. Sn Ter Ga.
iatt tarjtsn tis StIsisItusd,,t unb Spud>
ndWe ME btiff,n ron tlnfr Sett nadb
ttr nnteru.- %
Gum Olnd warsn 9J10 Ter QalTdslrrs
ic itsiraaf, eae lie faum uadb 9ult f@nap.
psn tcuntsn, fora biitsR mir itesafaGs
stn iSmmerIIdse eamentc titammsr.
ab,r 0GIrs Dat ein Gntt unp, 9ot Itt
Dahi, aud Die Sfttttis ouf ttm suaIt.
i1sh Gampftr. aIs Id BE srRsn punf.
len Strstisn ttr amsrteaniiSsR Rifle
m,sstriab, ra fubItt Id mp msine 5sts
mab eiasuilia f,t" Id NOR ron n,ttntm
tFautbaittn @erlanstn. Gtutihlano ptr.
psrSnisttn. srinpl6 eurtrt uup tsntn
pcn mtiusn SrsuHeeu, ptlhs abnItte
5tliilts ptrfpiirsn, ruitt iG: ,Slsibtt Inn
eanee unb udprst Gu9 rttIi6."
s. Barring.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-09-05
&amer s gSanPe.

gsrfGEfrr ppu
@rpcerieen nnb 9SrCoifTpneil,
RatnRraee, Spbt Part,
rsttu btm 9ptel ess Srrrn @sOrss Gjrdtn.
Ginem persbrtsn etut6sn Tablifum bic sras.
ttnfe dn,sise, sdb mir fUrtpdbrenb tinen ausgr-
tsln an Sdnb balten unb ~ ben biaieFsn Yreilfn
an unlrrf StunOen ptrfaufen.
SEcrm mir UNI SabIretGrn 3uipru6 bitten,
erbsn mir bic 8erilRerun9, ea6 Oppbl aualit6
mic prsile tfr @aaren nitts ~ pinI5sn iibria
IGHsa. 30ap8
9aFsb Sautr. | fgrirbri6 gBnnEr.