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A UBURN, N. Y.-Union No 81 meets on
"a the LIST Monday evening Of each month at No. IL
West Genesee st. Robert Burgess, pres w. 8. Huri-
G. Chambers, cor Jas. MALONE lreas box 40
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nERU. IND.-UniOn No. l25 meets ON the
80 saturday u each month. Joseph Winters,
= william Wandrch, vice pres Lao. kOsnl I'm.
- ma treas Julius g. Hank, rec. and cor. sec, box
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-16

NOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA-Union ITO
~ meets the last Saturday Of each month at City
Hail. Broadway. John Amsler pres, box SIS George
A. Bockhon, cor. sec. box ~.
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NEW YORK-U Mon No. l5-headouarters
In Beriyn House, 20 East Broadway, New York-
meets the LIST Tuesday in every month Barnett BarIyp
pres N Davis, fin. sec. Z. Saqui cor sec, III "a,
unbia 81 " -
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL-Union No. IS meets
~ on the rst saturday Of each month the Harmonic
Hall Fifth between Washington and Jefferson SIS
VIM Toy pres, box 1863. George Autera, vice pres.
H. q. Prayer rec Louis Schmidt, hn sec
George MuterA first treas. Robert WEIR second treas
Stafel cor. sec drawer $500.
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.ANCASTER, PA.-Uni No. DC neets
IL on the LIST Monday Of each month al Odd FeIIouv'
Hall. Daniel 7. Pritznan, cor sec, box ri
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-16

Utica, N. Y-Union 7 meets ON the third
" Tuesday Of each month 1t their hall, Franklin
square. John PfeiIer, pres. OBrien. vice pres
Thomas Porter cor sec, box SIS. p. Lederhos, nm
&C. VIM. Southwark, treas.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-16

NORWICH, N. Y.-Union No. Is meets
~ on the nrst Saturday Of each month at Mechanic
Hall, South Main q. j. H. Follet, pres r y. Trcad
Wilcox, treas.
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PATTERSON, n. Union No 40
IL meets on the second Tuesday Of each month on
Won Houston st. near Main st. VIM. a. Cook pres
Thomas ONeal vice president. Isaac H. Britton cor
responding secretary, box sos. Austin Allen, treas.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-16

INDIANAPOLIS IND.-Union No. 33
meets on the first Tuf sday Of every month"; 1t Mlers
Hall, South Delaware 81 VIM Mucho. pres Chas
Keiser, vice pres A. B. Benaway fin sec Fred Stir
Simon Smallholz treas Trustees Jesc Be,,
agile Frank Bowie Stephen Borywone
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MAKERS
jul Union No. 90. q No. - Eldroge ~, hew rork
S 49, p Kuhn, pres Herman knapp. vice pres.
~ n p,.aa rec &C. Alb kamprad treas. ID. Huck.
- - -. - q Station R.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-16

81. LOUIS, M0.-Union No. Is meets ON
ners Hall, No. 10 South Tenth st. John Rudorf pr-s
p Technan, vice pres. Edward Frye rec see Charies
Rekfeldt, fin sec. II. W. Noer, treas Gustav yoImcr
cor sex box 2543
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RINGHAMPTON, N. Y.-Union No. "a
~ meets on the LIST Tuesday evening In each month
Andrew Curtin, pre-. samuel Curran, vice pres n
T. Larabee, rec. sec. Frederick Hill treas D. w
Peaster, fin. and cor. Sec, box la. James Poland
iantor
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III ANNIBAL, MO.-Union n. Jacob
- Thomas, pres. GhAs. Bauman vice uren Law.
somAn, I'm. sec. Frank Yolk, treas Nick smith ~
and cor sec, box 100. ' "
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ITHACA, N. Y.-Union No. IL holds regular
Il meetings the first Thursday in every month. sam.
uel Livingston, pres Irwin w. Norton, vice ures
3d. - .
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EVANSVILLE, lND.-Union No "a meets
IL on the third Thursday evening Of each month at
the Atlantic House, Main st., between Fourth and Fifth
SITS. H. Martens, pres, box 543. Nat. Jessel vice
pres. George Herman treas. John Dick, rec sec l.
Raede fin sec L. G. Reitx cor sec lock boy 543
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nAYTON, OHIO-Union No 80 meets on
Btha ~ Monday evening OF each month al Molders'
haTI Georxe Kicker. pres, II south Jefferson St.
n a,~..-, vicn urps Henry Steiner, treas. A. g.
:; = $500 Nv - Il south Jefferson Joe suchA-
~ rse 40. Geo CAswe IN. See. PAul'n Pops, ser
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TROY, N. Y.-Union No. Q meets on the
last Friday o. each month At Apollo Hall corner a
Congress and River sts Peter DolAn pres Thomss
Rath, vice pres. Geo Smith, rec. Sec Carl schl.c4h
teit, fin Sec Geo. Wool, treas Peter Cady cor 20
box lO2. ~ -
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hETROIT, MICH.-Union No. % meets
- on the lst and Sd Friday Of every month at the
Lafayette Hall. GratiOt st. ANTHONY Kruger mrs
Frank Gill, vice pres Thomas NJ DoIAn rec ~ X
kTauser, nm. sec. Stephen Howell treas. Geo smith
cor Sec box SIS. John Deilo door keener
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INV IIIOI
w meets on the first Saturday Of each month, cor
Of Leonard and Aontrose Victor Eyer pres
IT'S Bourum st. d. Suehrs, vice pres. Geo. vOllkOm-
mer rec and cor sec, 264 Humboldt st. Williams
burgh Long Island. Jacob Staff An. sec. Frederick
Riensan caahieF
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HNION CITY. PA.-UniOn l26. F. KLEIN,
~ pres. +. Rusher. vice pres. II. Frank, rec and
cor sec box 907
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Observation-Disclosures,

Ser S6ooner o96attie IS. 9Ow," BON
Georgetown nad 8OltOn uutermegs, lief &C.
itern bier Elm, nm bic bur4 @Oliiion in Der
@beiapeafe Sat erlitteIen Gei4GOigungen
NousSu6eiern.
Ser 9ampfer ,@m. Crane" Capt. Sowes,
fam g~eitern bon bier III SOIton an.
Die cugliide 9urfr oSppubi," Gapt. Come,
c~larirte am "a. 4uguit i'll YiperpoOl mad
Baltimore.
Sic oeutidc grigg ,Qiibcd, " Capt. @6e1-
ermann, FAM an p. Au9uit bon Baltimore
in 3iio De Saneiro all.
Die eu9liiAe 8rigg r@Oitb," Gapt. III.
MEDIA, iegelte am %. Auguit pom Matan3as,
Guba, mad inherent 6uien ob.
Der englii6e ShoOner ogomin Sanet,
Capt. TOberts, ie9elte AM IA. &u9nit uOr
9ta1au, R.z8., bierber ab.
Ser S6oouer rSOa Jli6arbion" tad
Sonnta9 pom SaUannab, &c., bterber II
Gee.
Ser 9umptcr Sea @u0," Capt. 9ut
ton, langte Oor9etern BON bier in @barleiton
S.zG., an.
Der sdooncr yMotoafo," Gapt. 6u6s
fubr Sountog BON Gb0rleitOu bicrber ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

miibuuseu bes S9nl. uuS 8irheHratbes ge'
lungen, nit benz reuen Shuljahre bns Sep
rerperiOIol nm stpei tii9ttge Srdftc Su BEL
mebren. Inter Der Oireftion Or. Beers lieJt
Die 2citung Der Sdule hauptid9iid in ben
Sdnoen bes Protectors, 6ru. u. &. Uten6e,
zines erfabreneu S6utmannes, pelher ietne
ausbilOuug auf preuBiifen anitalteu Qenoi.
len uuo idOn i'm alien Gaterlan6e ais Ober-
lehrer oil einer uorbOeutideu StaOtihule fun
girt bat. Ser cngllibe llHterridt lit elmer
rein engliiden 2ebrfraft anoertraut. Die
2ebrge9euitduoe III ben obercu 9laiien inO:
8elisiOn, oclltihe uno engliidje Sprahe,
@eltgeitidte, Noturtunbe, Geographic (pbp.
liiAe, maibenIatbiihe uRS pOlitlide), Aritb'
metit, @eometrie, Wbstorit, 0tuif, 3alijra=
pbie, 3eitner, Saubarbeiteu &C. Del iran
30Fide, lateiniide uRo grlehtIdle uuterriht
miro in Bripattlaieu pom Director ertbeilt.
gtGfteH Souutaa, on meldem Die pohleins
gerid)teten uno elegant uu8geitatteteu Shul:
rdume Dem Bubiitum 5ur Seltdltl9ur9 often
itehen rperoen, miro in Dem M~iOrgeugottes
Dienite Der rere Sbtrlebrer, BroieiiOr DieuDe,
ieilrli9 in 4nt unO Bflldt geuommen lptr
ben. Reue S6iiier meroeu nod I'M 1aufe
bieier gSodle QufQenommeu,
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Nrpf. OsSn1- 3 NIdonctt.

aus ocien 1anSataosmie lett Sabreu S9aa.
rel BON gIteH SdH3ern uuo SauSerinnen
berUorgcgaltgell, er0iTnet Hdd)iten 9leuitag
in Der ~ ceumz y all e." III. 90, So
. alti oreitr., benz @ebduoe oeS yGOrs
reipOnOenten" gcgeuitber, ieineH Winterfur=
iu8. Die Seliebt9eit, oeren i'd ietH Inter.
ri1t8z Sgitem bon ieber inter Grpa6leueu
ulO Der SugenO %erireute, miro Inn aud Ote-
les Sabr 5ablreide 309linge 5nfibreH.
B3y- GIn SaupterforperniB Der
Observation-Disclosures. - I'm ourhme9
id6n gu ieiu, ioute man reitliheS uuo CLAN,
3elrOe5 9aar babeu. Dies lit fir bottom.
meme grebeuswiiroi9tctt uubgOingt notbmen.
big. Die regeImdBlgtcn @eiiht88iile, Der
Qldn3euoite Gent mo perleupeiBe 3dbne per,
ieblen I9re gebiibrenoe Wlrtuuq, meurI oas
6auptbaar troden, oitnu ODER r6ul n. SIN
8e9eutbeile, penn oas etnfadfe AHtIie nur
bon iippigeu, ieiOeuartigeu 9aaren iiberraQt
lit, 10 mad}t e8 auf ben Bei9auer ben Sin.
orud mrtlther Sh0nbeit. Dieie tr8ucnoe
.3ierOe oeS meibliden @CldIedtS lit gllidlis
der 8elie I'M Sereid)e ltebeuSwiirOiaer
6ranen, Die ldn9it entOedt baben, oaB
Vpon'5 Sutba III II oas litere Wittcl,
otcie 3ierbe iiA ju iideru, it. 9ein Saar-
praparat erireute lt6 le lur abnlifer Sellebt.
bett, mas gar nlt)t 5u oerIpnaoerH If, oa eS
iold)' bcirieoi3enoe 9ttiultate ~lieiert. Nuf
bic ipiilten unO 6ren Stdtten Der SOpfbaut
auseruanbt, bercihert eS lie nit ueuem iippi.
gen &adStbune. RatiirIid mtrO nItt be-
anipruht, oaB es 9a7elbe leiRet, penn Die
SGbigteit Sur WieOcrerieu9ung erlOideu III
IOIGnge aber OleIe nod srIIilGt, wIro oles nun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Scr 500, SemOfr, EUrnDereinn
Sic ,,0D. lntb. 81. Mattbats
ShuIcn

ieiert 9onuertag Elm grObes BicHic in 2Outs
Watb'S altem Shiieenbofe an Der SeloiG.
&ooo. pa Die groBartigileu 8Orbersituusen
9~etrofisn in0, 10 iisbt ObHe 3meitsl eia itaTteF
Beiuhin &Hsidt.
re- Selten hat Elm Mittel inter ben seu.
ten 10 uiel &nerfemuung ~geiunoeu, ME Der
6amburger 8ruf Sbee bon 81
@uguit S6nig. gS 1T jeOeufaus OaS bette
0tittel gcgen aue @rtaltungen uno Srantbei.
ieoer 6amilie 81 finoeu ietul (~2lO-4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Die Gdrtner= unp SeFpnpmers
6efellSd1dft

feiert 9onneritag, ben y. Sept, ibr Sies.
labriges Yicnic in Saa'S Geb0l3 an Der
BelatrsR oab. 0a Die umfalienDiten Arran.
gements s~etroffen iiuO, 10 wirO Der Yeiu6
Obue 3wetiel elm iebr itarter weroen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

RAJ Life Association Of America. - OaB
lit Der Same elmer Der ucrlG6llbiten 2eben5.
ScrtderuuaS . G%ompagHie'n in ben Ser.
Staaten. Sr. &barleS 8. Safer, Der sc.
itdit5ruRIt uuierer StaOt riibmlidt %betaunt,
III Der BrdiiOent OeS 8ultimorer 3meigeS Der
9ompagnie. 9icie SbatiaAe idon 1T fir
Oiciclbe cine grOBe @mpfebluug. geiOnOereu
6iHpelie8 beOarf cine bon ihr getrOiisne Gin
rldtuHg ale pom 8altimOrer 3peigc eins
-genOmmeneu uSo eriibriJten Tono5 metoeu in
Uidrplano nug6rtngenO ung6le3t; ba8 @apl.
tai gcht ionlit ME auBerbalb OeS StaateS.
gSlr tragen teiH 8eOenten, 3u e~rtlarsn, oaB
mir oieie Gompagule fir uertrducnsluiiroi9
balttn. Die betreifenOe Gnuouce iolte man
nid)t itberichen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

"a" q VI 3 i d CT. - 3eBt mad USE
ocrbegin Der Stuljcit, no Sdulbiiher Elm
SeoiirfniB gepOroen iino, MAIDEN mir uui
oaS aroBe Eager Der So. $. Neal & s o.
an SaDette=, nabe &barle5ItrnBe, aufs
merriam. Sic U~ertauien gebraudte Bidder
sum balbeu Breiie uuO ourHHter; ueue iino
bort 6eOeutenO inter Dem regelmaBtgeu Yreiie
SI b0ben. Qudl baben bic Serreu cine aroBe
SammIuug onoerer 0erte aui Eager, bic he
bllialt ablaiieu. Dian leie ibre Au5cigc auf
Der ertcu Seife
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Nprfius e. 6nuIp's

nid,t erpIpSirenee SerpiIns Oftr 6ublsHsoel-
ldtnpc i'm 9rosen uuo Steiucu. dleiuige &gentuE
Su 55dbritpreiien, ionic nud iur Die btrubmteu Bate'
helr Sre=&loietsG ompa8nis. Wan isnbe Oou
iprsbe u9r iir &lrtulare bCi @ebr. Sdrus
N30rht J .4ptup) NE. 246. %. s8altIlnoIttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Dr 9cn 0SaIbinQtoucr 9amen

bari N Ob. S. &auoler' s Yut. mn
MISUNDERSTANDING in Wr. 822, Z. Str.,
nahe S.StraBe, @albinjtOn, 3, g., nit
Jtedt empfOblen werOeH. 9aS Aeueitc, mas
Die Ntooe bringt, lift bort tets in rei9iter AuS-
mabl IN 81 6iligen Yreiicn gu baben.
ia Die OS. xbOmaS S SOmp.
hoUea Die apOtbsle auf Der NOrOwets &de Der
YatterioH- Auenue uno 6remOHttraBe fiui,
LID i%ibtrnommen mo ie nit ridden &aaren
cOmplet au59eitattGt. 6r. 6ejeitab @rout,
gr 9tatbsmil9lieO aus Der 20. &arO, it Rit.
QlIeo Ser 6lruQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

Yrof. Sarl SpieB miro ieine 4fabemie
0ienitag, ben II. Sept., III Der gGentrals
6aue," gfe Der Baltimore uuO Gbarles=
StraBe, WieOer e%r0iinsn, 9ienitng mo
Sreitag iiuo ais l~llterri6tStaae iiir 6erreu,
NtittuOdJ uno SonuubenO OageJeH oils I'm
terri6t8tage iiir Qameu, WtdOhen unO Snas
ben beitImmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

osrbaEs 9isSsrbsrfsluu9smitts bic SaaE,
feline bcyausiOdeH uub sur Sbittgtsit ipOT'
men. (2l6.8. 20t&D.1
Die An9citclIten ser yNew-York Home
made 8rCo=Sdderel"
holten 9onHeritag, cen II. Sept, Elm groBes
8icntc TN .8arlen. Barrie"
Dee o0crmann : 0ain N1r. 1,
II. -. ..
bait beute, ben 10. Septbr., gum 8siten
zines trantea8 ruOers, Der ieit 5 9abren traut
oarnleoerlie5t uno uur Der Sbbut oeS ObtgeH
8ereius auoertraut 1T, Elm groBes 8icuie in
6oit'5 pain ab. 6offeutli1 mirO Der mobl.
tbdtige 3ucd 3ablreite Shaareu mad 9lof'5
beliebtem Blate biuauSlodau.
Der uSOc. ScmOfr. EurnDerein"
madJt Sonntag, ben 10. Sept, erueu nus
Hug nab 6aQ'S geb0lS an Der 8elair ,Roab.
Sir quite Spe'ien uno @etrdute miro Sr,
9url 5OfmanH nit bsIauuter llmiiat Gorge
trlleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Yacif trs Ouan1=G ompagate's
a~ufIpshOrer
YaciFc 0uduO.
SObn 8. 3eeie g. Comp,
Rr. 40, SOntharaee. SulumOrr, NH,
8eri4tet bon S8m. Tttber S sObnsn

OHNetGl% az tNLCN-
Set @ebraut oleiesG5LdHo Nctt ittHGt 9intabung
in 1864, unit bic id5rltdC SergrOBeruH5 ots Serbraus
hes Don elnigcn buuotrt &ouIet I'M etiten Sabre Iu
rletRR E1uleufGu &oHHgu IL oer bslte SeUeIs ieines
aeertbCs ais Gin uoriu8ubes UItiCl tnr Ole &ueugung
ron AarItulIur- 4ro0utieH lopCgL als aud IGr cs
SraGnjuua iprer Rroou lion.
9as 9togc 9Qpttll, lU5l4es olCle @Cieuibait In
oieiem Qnternebmfn UsClcqtuHo be unaep0buftdgu
SrIeihteruRgcn ieecH ne in osn 6tono, Giu Dung
mlItel OCr beiten at ota . oniunleHten 4u Dem btlig-
item XreiIe gu geber. &leier 9uaRo Ut I'm peretteu
3uitaroc igr't "SrlueH.-
IS in ble Abiot Der @eicnibait, oas bette Dluas
mitttl iur Ten UluilfcH ttet5 ja ge6cn, Hro iubgR
our5 ucrgroRtEtt Sertduts uno tleiuen SeToienit tine
angcncriene &tr8atGl8 tir igr GusseIegtes &api.af
Bu t~rjlsleH.
Dieicr @uaro w.ro ourt Iaentcn Der @eitli6aft
in GqeR Ut1ltIGu Der Wlttss, >ues uEo 9oti-S tda-
ten o~GrtGuit
grets in Baltimore $50 pro Come
O. % YIuuG). JUbn 2. Reeie q Spmp.
(4ua.l II, la. 2. ,2U}tC,t &Uj
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pGP Cine quite A"HHolt.- 0as
lauge 6citebenoe faufmauniihe Suitltut uuf
Ger Sfc Der Baltimore uno @barleSlraBe CT
ireut iif zines beneioensUert6cH 9tufes. SOr
20 5abreH c%tabllrt, bat e8 i'd III elmer &eal.
Stule eriter Slaiie mporleihWnngeu. Yian
tberiebe ieiue AHieige aAi Der eriten Selte
uiht
GP Ser Den 5tOue'ihe @trtu8
uuO ole Central : Bart NteHngerie Don Reu'
Yoyt g~ailrep bier pen l6., II. un6 IS. Ssps
tcnber auf Dem 9eluir. Diarftplate.
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Gum Scfcn Ser OrOfloge Des IS.
az. .. 81

TuOct Gouneritag, ben y. Sept, eiu groBeS
Bicuic i'm y@reemOoOzB arte" itatt, rueld)e5
ij6 unjweiiaIbaft III einem iebr brilauteH
g~eitulten miro, Oa DIE groBarti9iteu Sorbe-
rcituugen g~ctrOfieu iju6. &egen oe5 llebrts
gen ucrpeiieu mir auf Die betrcfeuoe auSeige.
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&C uScrmdnn 0ain Nr. 1,

hoIten 9oHHerfa9, ben II. 5ept., Elm grOBes
Bicntc m .Garlep Barrie"
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Die ScutGdz Mmerifancr
(217) Der 10. @aro.
clrt
- Gin ncuee &MubQeiMdft.

6r. &. Shuliot bat III 9tr. 9, 8eHs8al
&c, uabc Der Bride, elm neues
Sbubmert-@ ei6aft cr1fiuet; iein 2Saareulas
ger 1T umfangreid mo gut %uiiOrtirt, uuO
ieiue 8reijc nm 20 bis % Brosent n~ieoriger ,
al5 in auOcren @eihafteH. Wun iibcritbe
bic I~nnonce 0cS 9euanuteu 6erru uidt
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9aS 99icnic re8 yMnacnI. beutfd5en
hRn.Enn.InnnEn IL
Kau;zNfdScmic-

wclbc8 6r. Wtutb gum @eiten oefelben AMI
ieinem Blaee uerauitalteu wiro, iiuOet DtOns
tag, ben 16. Sept., Itatt.
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3ci9t all, oaB Die Singi9utc fir Die Stnocr
Der 0ttioen unO puiiiUeHDiit9lieOer NittpO4 ,
zen II. Sept., i'm urtereu Saale uonJfaine'8
3nQe (gingang in toIt- Office 4oe.) er6ifnct
meroeH miro. 3uqlei6 eriu6t OaS @omite
Die rcip. Gltcrn, i6re GinOcr an ieuem giudJs
mittage nm 3 llbr in Dem 9eHaulten GOtale
mi Nrn1 Souritp nu,uurrISru
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Nn~9eitcIlten ser yNew-York Home
made SroosSdderei"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-04

ANEcDorE OF DoG.-A narrow log lay %
q bsidgs over 1 deep ravine. From the oppo-
site ends bfyhe log, At the same moment, there
started TO cross it big Newfoundland dog and
little Italian greyhound. Of course they met
ialks nts1ls; ofosasss there waa not room for
them tepaR,Insishsr could they go back. The
haighl wsa . dangerous one for the greyhound,
sad 70 tie WaAes ae the bottom he was extreme
y svscM. The Newfoundland could have ia
hea ~ leap in safety, but evidently did not
vaatoA There was fx The little dog cat
dova on kis haunches, stuck his nose straight
up II ths air and howied. The Newfoundland
Stood iatsnl his face aolsmn with inward work
iA PFsssntly he gave . nudge with his nose
70 Ihs bowling grey yholnd as if to say, "Bs still,
ysaaoutss, and lislsn." Then there vas si-
lsoce and seeming confabnlation for SECOND OF
two. Immsdistely the Zig dog spread his legs
wide apart IKEA Colossus, bestridine the log on
its extrsals ouaer sdgeA and balancing himself
carefully. The lit.le dog upra"g through the
opeaiag Ike Ash. When they reached the
opposite shores ths gpsyhound broke into frantic
gamhos VI delight, and tie Newfoundland, after
NJ nors eedate fashion, expressed great com.
placency in his achievement he surely had
. right 70 do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-04
Ylt1litxt.
H. c. SNlTcHER, N. D.,
m2 Delaware Avenue.
Opposite the Bapssss Church, -.a
.i- yNaTON. DEL.
Baltimore Lock Hospital.

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Where may - obsaoueA eNe u.ess IN
ssssay. pesasaee eaA sely s0seeuaI ss.s
sAy ~ the Wofoa GoV an
DlRRAsEH OF IMPRUDHNCH
weakness e shs 1ask Liuhs, ssrcsuses Asecsoas q
ehe ksassys es Ssaaaer !syvlassary Dsekatsss lnpe
lev epansA 0s.ssss. 81 Asss, 81 shs Hears
fsniAy. 3S.sbse, DtAases sf slshs OF uS1dnsss III.
eese o. 80 Assa Tnso.. Noss 81 skin. Ahsos.n. 80.
Afteipg from 6elsat uaoas VI ANU sotsty
ceasccee sssse taai " thstS shan s0ag
oyecne tAs AAuss,s ot Otyssss. bg hsing ths IA mO
bstiitahs hopss - ilA
70 Y JUNG MEN
Especially, ho nats cone shs vcsis Of SOLITARY vics
sntiasly grave sncusands Of Young
exalted IAlsste sm etlaso tsetlNcs ~ s,.ue Other
wss havs sasSaeesa esaesss wh sks sbusasr
q g v.sssss ssseey syrsuAy cali
AARxiA0R.
Married Persons O. fsas9 AsS senplatas usssiaS
IspsssssyI Nsisous 1.sisssssy PsipMssis., Orsssie
Wse.nsss kssvous Dsssy. ssAsy esAsr salissaos.
Il wss ssess Slssii aaass Ne eAss otDr j. may r..
sios sOaads u e.s honor = adsas
yssly uroa his skil1 - . physlcas.
SILL ORGANIC WEAkNESS
msasdtassiy cured 4sa iutt viaor restored.
marriage ,possbls. sshs Dsasity PAD by she Victims
mil iron ucsbsias o she drsadiu eo"ss
ssjsss wiIprssssd ss1ssy "a. o.
By shs prsdes BssGs o. see plsssurst
tens d so1s body ana sd arise The sysem becomes d.
ranged. she Physiesl sad Nsass yunctiops Weakened
Loss Of frocssavs Powell Msrvous Irrisabtty Dssspss
~ ssd wass,ns of shs 1ssas cossnspsion Dec.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-04
NE .KNEWs.

FIVE kne7 the woe and heart ache
waiting Tor us down the road:
If our lips could taste the wormwOod.
TfSSs ySckk k1dsA dol The load. -
Would wc waste to day In wishing
For time that Ae'er can be;
Wesja ~ wait With ssck impatisncs .'
For our ships 70 come fron ssa? A.
Ifss hssvskb teliy 6nSerstuR lal4Ttt
Presssd sgainst the window pane.
Wsrid be cold and stif tomorrow.
Never trouble US again: .ili
Would the brishs ~ sfcardeshng
Catch the fro~K upon our brow.
Wosfd he Joint Of roW fingers
Vsx % tksa ~ they do now : .e
,Ah Ahsss. Little ies cold fingers .,4 si4
8 Hsw tkey poiat our nemsry bask
To the hasty words and actions
Strevjne along our backward track:
Hsw. thsss sli>Ais hspAs seNipAys irte1
4. A. IL snsWy grace they lie. lt .s.si .
Nvt 20 sesatsr thutns but roses ish
70 ror our reapins bye and bye. ''7
stssass NJ never prize Tie music
= IiTsltAs sweet vetoed blri hes Aown; .d
etraass that wsshoaid slight the violet
Till lovely flowers are gone;
StraagethaS summer skies anu suhsnine
,NSJst sesA sSs MAI 70 Air, u. iijll >
A. wAsA wialsr's snowy pinions
Shake their white down In the air.
Lips from whish tho senl Of silence. r
!, None but Gsd can roll away.
Never blcssomed in such beauty
As adorns the mouth to-day.
And sweet wttvis that ftsisht CUT memory
With their beautiful Perfume
Come to US in sweeter accents
Through ths psrtals d Y 70 tomb
Let us skhsrA ApthSsMtsAms
Lying saons our path.
Let uskcep the wheat and roses.
Casting out the thorns and chaf.
Let us find our sWestestcOpfort
In the blessing OF to-day,
With patient hand removing
Allthe briars from the way.
LFrar's Point Delta.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-04

Notwithstanding the efforts which have been
made BY the English and French Governments
70 upps6a pisscy h the Chinese seas, the Chi.
ness epssls h9d abe ssAs OF Polynesia are still
haaotA ~ Iarsfss,i hi less kkmidable than
thoaa e ~ years ago. A despatch from Ad
miraI 4Qgen slates that the American steameI
1iwondA fScsutiy struck upon rock in mid
channel Of the Haitian Strata and in half On
NY Any vessels Of kinds we're around her
!hss were only kept Of BY firing small gun
- ~ N, the ksecaslle. F0rtunatsly tn,
Aaepsl ofths Ailaiic squadron, came up and
= cenld b tavsd.a In Any minutes she slid ID
" haak aRd sank in ten iaihoms wster. Blu
hs ~ tiRslx sSbyalof yhe Asip,slos every on