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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-06
The Division of Time.

In dividing time into convenient quaint
ties the sun plays an important part One
revolution of the earth around the sun con
stitutes year, the grand basis of our cal
endar, and modern science has attained to
such accuracy that it gives, as the exact
length of a year, 1865 days hours, 49 min
utes, 40 seconds and seven tenths of sec
ond which is pretty close calculation for
the movements of such large body as
our mother earth. The odds and ends Of
time over 365 days are carefully gathered
up for future use, so that when enough has
accumulated to make twenty -four hours
once in four years--we get another day to
the year. And still this is not exact, for
day every fourth year is too much by II
minutes, 10 seconds, and three tenths of a
second. In 1889 these surplus seconds
had well proved that "many Titles makes q
good DEAL" for Pope Gregory found that
they hand amounted to ten days, and as
certaining what would be the correct thing
for the future, decreed that the extra day
hitherto reckoned in leap year should be
dropped three times every four hundred
years. All this is rather curious, but ii
makes no practical difference with our
own lives and deeds, only in the lesson
taught, that small and seemingly trifing
as are the seconds of time, they, by their
steady, never-ceasing progress, slowly and
surely count out the lives and actions Of
all created beings, and no moral power can
stay the hours as they pass.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-06
COMMUNICATED.
Proceedings of the Teachers Association
of Buffalo Township, PA.

The association convened at the Centre
School House, on Saturday, the 27th day of
January, 1872, and organized by electing
Mr.. James L. Stephens, President and Mr.
Edward r. Debray, Secretary. The sub
ject of orthography was then taken up,
and, a class drill conducted in it by Mr..
Michael ii. Grubb. After which Mr.. Sam
uel E. Buckle took charge of class in
reading. Mr.. Buckle called the attention of
the teachers, to the Importance of having
the pupils understand the difference be-
tween the high pitch of the voice, and the
low tone, and also the same in regard to
the low pitch, and the softor subdued tone.
The class then read several selections, after
which a general discussion on reading en-
sued, participated in by Messrs. j. e. Ste
phens, j. p. Long, Il. r. Debray, NJ. II.
Grubb, j. II. Buckle, l.. E. McGinnes, and
others, and from their enthusiasm it is APP
parent that this much neglected subject has
received a new impetus in Buffalo town
ship. The subject of Pcnmanship was
next introduced by Mr.. James p. Long,
classification in writing, and the advan-
tages resulting therefrom, such as having
the whole class write at the same time,
thus creating a spirit of emulation among
the pupils of the class, who are all writing
the same copy, and will naturally strive to
excel each other. He spoke at length, Civ
ing instructions in regard to correcting er-
rors of the position and work of the pupil.
1t is evident from the manner in which he
spoke that he has given the subject of Pen
manship much thought. The subject Of
Geography being next on the programme,
it was opened by Mr.. Isaiah E. Stephens,
who gave his method of teaching Geogra-
ply, which is to begin with the immediate
vicinity of the schoolhouse, or the child's
home, and thus expanding as the intellect
expands, until the whole globe is embraced.
Mr. Stephens, also advocates the use of the
outline maps, conducting oral lessons upon
them for the benefit of the pupils whose
parents either neglect, OF are undble to pur-
chase the necessary text books on Geogra-
ply for them. Mr.. Stephens, remarks show
him to be conscientious teacher, and one
who zealously works for the permanent
good of all his pupils. After short discus
sion upon Geography, participated in by all
the teachers present, the association ad-
journed to meet in two weeks.
Il. r. DEBRAY, SEC.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-06
Lnnlnnd Cline.

The bows of the Laplanders are compos-
ed Of two pieces of wood glued together;
one of them of birch, which is flexible, and
the other of the fir of the marshes which is
stiff, in order that the bow, when bent,
may not break; and when unbent, it may
not bend. When these two pieces are bent,
all the points of contact endeavor to disu-
mite themselves; and to prevent this, the
Laplanders employ the following cement
They take the skin Of the largest perch
es Gt is probable that eel-slSins would
answer the same purpose), and having dried
them, moisten them in cold water until
they are so soft that they may be freed
from the scales, which they throw away
They then put four or five of these skins
in reindeer's bladder, or they wrap them
up in the soft bark ofthe birch tree in such
a manner that water cannot touch them
and place them, thus covered, in pot of
boiling water, with stone above them, to
keep them at the bottom. When they have
boiled about an hour, take them from the
bladder or bark, and they are then found
TO be soft or VISIONS. In this state, they
employ them for gluing together the two
pieces of their bows, which they strongly
compress, and tic up until the glue is well
dried These pieces never aCterward sep
aratc
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-06
Curing Him.

"Its no place for a woman" SO said
young husband in Lawrence, Ill.,, TO his
wife few months ago, when she, tired of
staying alone, took her three little children
to the billiard room and took seat by his
side. cts disgraceful," said he, looking
daggers at her. 81 know it," continued
the injured wife, "and you have borne the
disgrace so long, my dear, that l am deter
mined henceforth to share it with YOU"
and she took out her knitting work and
settled down for the evening.
Her husband persisted in urging her to
go home. al will CO." said she, "when
you go, and not before" He was evidently
a little disconnected is his playing, and
went home little earlier than usual The
next evening the programme was all acted
over again. This time the young husband
went home little earlier than before, and
carried the baby himself. This was the
last time he was ever seen in the billiard
room.
C53~ There are eight pin factories in the
United States, whose annual production is
1000, 600 packs, each pack containing $500
pins; total of G,720 100000 pins. One
manufacturers agent in Boston.sells from
ZOO to 1000 cases Of pins per week, each
case containing 079, 900 pins. The factory
which ho represents turns ont eight tons of
pins per week. Hair-pins are jobbed by
the cask. There is but one factory in this
country that produces them. They turn
out fifty tons per month. The machine
cuts and bends the wire making 800 hair
pins per minute, ready for japanning
Yankee pins are saleable in nearly every
city of the world, and the production and
the consumption increase each year about
ten per cent.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-06
FALL TERM COMMENCES
On Monday, the 9Th of November, 1871.

A 1.-THE above school has recently been reorgan
IA iZed students can enter any time.
Prof. WM II. DILL, graduate OF Rutgers Col
lege, N. j., Principal
Miss ANNA t. AUGSPURGER, a graduate OF
Esther Institute, Columbus, Ohio, teacher OF Mu
sic, Painting, Drawing, French and German.
Every facility for the training of the youth of both
sexes in all that constitutes a liberal and thorough
education.
The Collegiate Department
embraces all the higher branches, including the
Latin and Greek Languages, Engineering, Pract
cal Surveying, Literature, Natural Science and ad
vanced Mathematics.
Vacatlons:-July and August, and one week at
Christmas
Terms:-For Boarding, Furnished Room Wash.
ing, Tuition in Latin Greek, English Branches and
Mathematics, for the scholastic year. $50.
IN vacationS.-S20000.
The Boarding Department Is at the institution,
under the supervision of William Grier, Esq, by
whom good and substantial board will be fur
nished End the pupils will be under the strict
of the Principal Address
W. ii. DILL, A. NJ Principal,
or WILLIAM GRIER.
At New Bloomfield, Perry county, Pa.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-06
PERRY HOUSE,

YTlHE subscriber having purchased the property
on the corner of Maine and Carlisle streets,
opposite the Court House, invites all llls friends
and former customers to give him call as he Is
determined to furnish first class accommodations.
THOMAS SUTCIL
1tf Proprietor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-18

LiI Gin 3zit6fises gsobnbnus ani Der gtorapeFt=
Gde Der 9cmbor6- unb siio : earepiraSe, is 6us s
3ou brett uno Sc Sus 6 5olf tiei nit 2sffoftgem Sins
teree6duoe. esspfu e5ienu & Comp.
(f3-) 4 Scr. IS, gSeit- 6nuetteftrdse.
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3u ~Derfaufen.

Cine @ranpenmibie, cine gBa9ner= pn6 Shiiieoez
RertiteIe nit sntem gSobnbauie in gutter Reparaz
tur mo "a ader 2ano, . 0iinuten aBeses pon elmer
GiienbabnzS %tltion, tpirb tiaig ab9ela'ien. gseesn
bile. @rince Georges Gpuntp, Wearplans.
=. lQ ~ 9 Il G 81 -...-. = 1879 .-...-.--. -. !.
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gderiHss@erfauf.

E
E..A Hitter einem Sefebl Fieri Facias oes Gonz
mon Bleas @eri9tes in Der Stage bon eart Oefer
gesen Giiofous einsner babe i6 NIT Seiblo9 bele9t
nnb in 8fGnonn9 9enorlmen a1e6 6fedt, Beiitteft
NIB Snterefie bes giitolaus 2insner on une in Dem
Grnnepfase NIT naranfftebenecn 6ebGuccn,
in Der Staot Baltimore 9eic9en une, iuie iet9t, te=
fdriebet, rdIniid:
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bon 50 Bus,F Inebr ODER iueniaer, ueitli6 BON Der Gfe
Der Sanfitrase uno applezalep. anian9eno; oauu
tpefflid1. Idr9s Der Sanfltrdse, "a SUP big an Sipann.
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Sui; 6ann 6ftiG, parallel nit 8anfitra6e, "a s. his
aurrfglase gtr. 10 uno Damn norolih, ldrss beia0tem
Blaze bis sum anfangspunfte.
Sebant mt einem 3= hodieen siegeIfeiuernen
6duie nit 5ueifodigem 6inter9ebdnne uuh als Sir.
s., SanfftraSe, be3eihnet.
uno Htdbei6 btermit befannt, bdB i'd an ber OF
riftsbau6tbirc inber Staot Baltimore Gpundbene,
D. n. SaguGr 1873 NsittGas az nbr, ales Sntereiie
ocs bcin9ten gfif. Singner in un6 sn Dem obenbez
fhriebehen uno NIT 8eIblas tetegten Giseutbume
p~ertauien iucroe.
Seein9un9: SaarSablung.
Nusuftns Gilbert, fribtrer G6eriff;
q. III. Scunett Is Somp., 4utt.
re q IN Oh & q On 9 N
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4 NL0 ~ ultIttpAE tHlrNf 4IutAiAhctt - - ~ S@ftt1f
IuseeR eine crihtet. nit Siaum fir f50-f75B ~erionen
gGs &C., In bei'm Abeno, WonGt ODER Sahr bHlte
an @etellitaiteH, B1unereine, So9eHf SiH9peretn'
&c. sa permtetben. WiaH nlelee fd in Der SEYec.
3n Derfaufen.
GEN. Sl9 Na sss sn sIaagla4 II Nr s: sas, III siis ESQ st ave.
(t6-1S)
Siaig Ia Derfaufen.
Die san5e Ginribtnug elmer gsir.bihait, UNI btii=
tues5nnebmen, ooer na6 8etieben am Blese ~fortsus
tret6en. NadSnfragen in sar. al. 5arriionffraee.
ober bel Nr. 9d,meieer. SransL tn@anton: 1921
ga 3u Derfaufen ODER eeeen Giaens
e tbmm In bcrS taets III Dertamfben.
100 4drr an Der soiblnstonsr giienbabn bel Com
tees Citation init 9uten elnIGfsn @ebdnoen l1o gu
tenn Obft9arten Su Dem biaiaen @rtiie pom 5000.
Sobn Hlenn 8 GDnip.,
Q3-) SIR. 6S gsetzSopetteftr.
sau 1erfanfen.
Cine @ranpenmibfe. cine gBasner= rno S6iiteoe@
aeertiteue nit sntssm ssobnbauis In suter asparaz
@iienbabn< s%tltion, fptrb tiais abselaifen. @eesn
ndbere ausfunft ~aOreiire man: sSmner,H Belts
bile, @rince Seprge'S County, Wfarpiane.
{e,10,2,4,6,8l
3n b~erfanfen.
lii Gin @aas oil Der Bomb, nabe @aufra5c;
Gin Sans an Der @baie=. nabe 5aesiftelfr.;
Gin 3aus an Der annz, nabs Eapetteftr.;
m. 0UGl OuuieI I'll p( OSlgRl>, FuQG JGHClIoHptsf
sfuei Sduier an Horo=Sroabwap.
2etdte 8eoingunsei.. G6heres bel SebrIeer1
Wipers. SRI. 50. NorczG5apfrafe. d5-O
I'M gu nermietben.
It'll 9as @ubnbaus rnb 2aber SIR. al, sacrfs
WutatpffrGee, nabe Dem eerinstons Diartte; iar einen
Hus-. i5ancpz, trimmings ober irsfnb elm anoeres
Setail= gelbdit iih eigneno. @. y. gill;
Gil Gfe Der ct. Taule nno Sapetteitr.
81 pcrfaufcn.
Cine gSirtbidaIt nit an9eHe pmeTH Sorliier9orten
lit iusgen @cldGIts Oerlneeruna Su nertaufen. HGbe=
reg bel &Silbein GrnR, 9fr. It, Gnrs5reeerids
Strdse. I'D
fTa 81 %nertanfen.
kEiI Gin 3zit6fises Wobn1nus ani Der Gor5fpeit=
Gfe Ger 2cmbare- iinb SIo : earepftraSe, is Sus s
3ol brett uno Sc Sus 6 3uf tiei nit 2sfoftsem Sins
Sphu G5ienn s Gcrap..
(f3-) SIR. IS, 8eit- 6auettefrdse.
asiIa RlGee su oerpahten NIT ODER
EaiI pbne NorfbIne.
2l0 Bus an Tultou=, n0rbiit oon errinstonifrase;
Is SUB on WutbeIrp<, Dftfid, bon @timoreitr.;
$50 Sui oni Der @fe Der Sremout= II. ebatsuorthifr.:
100 SuB aui Der @de Ger Sorunienb. II. ebatsDortbir.i
l76 SUB on Der 5amptedoz, Dfiid uon annfraGe.
Sobn GIcnn IS Gpmp.s
(iG-l Gr.. IS, @eit-edpettefr.
ET1 gu %berfamten.
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lannfe1e an nrrfnnFen.

e. Cine e~anbteGe BON 454 older in DuIanp's
Den II ianbiser 2ebm, dies urbar uno ieidt bearbei-
tet, iebr seeignet iitr geclldtorL Safer, @aisen, @e=
mlie. Weintrauben, Setreu u. J.. ~. ausge5ei6ne.
ts Sue1iuafer. Sas 2ano lit in4 6eloer sstbeilt
WobnbauS init SeIer9eidoB, IS bei q SuS, nit 3innp
Dab, i@onem Refer, Slodital1 10 bel l6 Sui, 9ilbner'
baus, Quelbans Ii. {. ID. Sc ia auh elm aalfoienu u,
Rarfiorbruh am Slase. Sage seiuno. 5H ocrfaa:
fen biui9 bel s.. VI. Gcpfe,
i14l-I SIR, 9, Gam BUILDINGS, Ct. Naulffra8e-
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6amier 40 ~nerfanfen.

294 nno 296; febr billis. 3tuCi Sduier an Ger DIT
Sapettez, nabe aseiiftraBe, iebrbillg. odufer 81 per-
tauien tnO gum gcrtau1e gu iibernebmen in Caro-
Iineitrate, Sroooruan. Seherionfrase nne in alien
8rets bon $500 bis $4,000. lu6 iperoen Die Gin
aieburs pon 0fe6nnngen aler art, @infaiiiren Dor
@rinbmtetben &C. hi1ig befor9t. Cine Nn5abi Dor
@runoftifen tets bi1i9 on Snno. 9. Sort,
SIR. t02, @onsbz, 5piieen Sonetrase uni
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p MeBr, ais $4,000 Dammit:
" tnrtuaaren aaf &nftinn.
@ihtig fir Gambler unO baS 8nblifnm!
Sroner 8dni6ementsS erfduf BON Wannfafrnrz
@adren


SIR. n, @eff@S altim ore,z nabe @apfr,
Dsentas, Den %. Sanuar 1872, anfanseno.
Cine sroBe Senoun9 bon iremben uno %einbeirnt-
iden 0fannfaftnruaaren, beItebeno in en9lifden
fronS0iiihen mo ~oentiten hreiten uno iAmalen Rot
lentu1ben aller 6arben unb Sdattirungen; %franSoii;
lde, enslIide mo .l6otttite EarebzGmeebe nno ga.
f%inlire, %fsnr6dd@, @osfal- uno S5quimalr=Sieheri
@bin6ilus, WiftenSeuqe, ueberroltofe II, /. no,
ionic l4ottilhe, iran50iilhc uno oentide Baislp, Sa-
iiInire, Suecnslanb ilno anbere neumopii6e uno eln-
pfeblcnsipertbe SbltDls.
SIeiferffpHe
in GROCER gu6ipabL oils i6fuarse lno bunte SeioFnt
SeuSe, NtIas, SrldnoiIbe unb &poner YopttnS. mol.
leRe Merino, Selaine5, Sateen=9u6, elcgante i'm:
portirte $taiSs, 4Ipacas, gmprebz9u6 II. /. 10. Cir
iebt reiaes uno ieItenes enforcement pom 2Donel Sci
ben5eu9en, Sammet, 8etuetins unp l6Deren Sill
IfeH, 8~eOrndte, 9eblei6te un0 unge6leidte Wiuslint
bon 1-3 goro brett. Gin GROCER Borratb oon eng
liIdeu unS ameritaniiden l~uolenea OGDEN, Sta=
nelel,
0amen=, Serrep pint ainfe err trimpien. @anr:
foJIbet Il. [. 10,
5niantnlen nit einem iGonen uuo ausQefu6ten Sor-
ratbe BON Selnete, 8riileIerz, Subcommittee 2a-
peitrp' ano Sngratns3e pptbe, 5~aus@0iatteil, ga
mascns= nno ytottin9bamz SpieeusS orbdnse, SiiGs
unp dnoere Sirluen Il. I. No., pom mittlercr uno feiHitel
importirter Sorte, unp cine Muspabf anoercr Waaz
rem 5u sablreit, I'M bier a~n9efibrt gu fperoen.
Der Sertani finbet tdelib ftatt, bis Der game Dor
ratb auiaerduint lit. 0as 8anSe fpirb obne Borbe.
bolt in ben adiifern paiien6enS 0uantitdten 9e9er
Baar5ablurs ~pertanit. Der @erfauf fGnet nm Sebr
llbr 8ormittaas un6 9 uno 7 nbr Nad3nitta95 an.
tt6-) S+9 Sppcr 3 SDbne, Autt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-18

Die sanse Ginritbtlue elmer Wir.bidait, UNI bia=
uea3unebmen, ooer mad Belieben am Blase fortsu=
tref6en. NahSnfragen In gar. al, 9arrifpnfra.e,
ober bei TT. Sd,nefeer Sransr, in @anton. t16-211
"a 3u perfanfen ODER seeen Giaen=
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Esphucu

50 Suffer 8rimo::gf EN- Porter 8obneu, 0iittelIorte,
ioeDrn cinpIangen mo Sum Serfauic tel :
I, 1S. q o.. (. 9ScQs &ScEnp..
f269-L .Rr. A6. 9Set :lSrattfrnRR.
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0iGlaus' 1etel.

@Es Der 6onarSz unt SaratcsofraRe,
friiter r9G G It err Sotet."
tSuRt5,1Sl 8reis:SI pro Gag.
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Yu Derfamteu.
Ru %nerfaufeu.

ks:yI 3pel neae @obnbduier nit Saoen on Solz
linsitfaBe, nd6e Dem Otarfte. ihones @isen;bnm,
,uereeI bini9 uno unter leibten BeoiHgun9en pcr=
fault.
6erncr Gin neues @obubaus mo 9aoen an 9altiz
more, tueltlitb pom Shroberitrase, uue jett ais Elm
Gbeelaoen tenaet, miro biats uno inter leitten BE-
binsuuseup erfanit. Hdberes dnf Der TpreioeffsGcfe
FER 2etiuston> unb ct. YauifraRe.
(2q8-) e, Sipc3eu.
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8efanntma6mseu.
0lhminifrntinnA .OIn,einc

9dbri9t wiro hermit gcsebeu, oag tlHterjeihnster
8olniadt Jur SerrucltlBs hes PadInics err albiSr
ueilorb. 3inua M. Gid5hurn erbaIteu bat. 4It,
Die 6oreernngen on oicen 9iahlaB ba5cn, iueTben
hermit aulgeiOroert, iolde ncbit Den R6tbigen Selt
gen l~pattftcne am 6. suit 1872 einSureiben uHb
9elLeHo III MAIDEN ODER 5u 9eDGrti9eH, bag Ee ibrCr
anipriihe anbieicn gtGnlG6 0eiebtih tit uer'uaigSr
hirt ipeT0eH mogen. alt, Die 3dblunas an oleitu
9la6las 81 maGen baben, iDsrScH hermit ~ouieci0r
bert, iolGe unoerSd9ltd on uuteriCihnete 81 lct1eu,
no rtht 10 luiro 9erihttih Ctugtidriiten.
t4,fO,6,22) Sob. 81. WfaRI, aomtEih
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100 4ier an Der 29aiblnstoner giienbdbn bel Com
tees Citation fit 9uteh eihIGdsn @ebduoen nne gu
tenn Sbft9arten Su 0em biai9en Srtiie BON $1,000.
Spbu Glenu & Comp,
H2-1 92r. az gSPft=Sdnetteftr.
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9u p~erfauicn.

haII Gin nieblides 2 ft6Gi9cS SauS an Der ge.
tbci-, sfpiid,eu Sefferion= uno @c@tnerrnftraSe. mi
erobem 6ofe bis an cine 10 s.. bfeite 4aep. Spornu.
ten i'm Sole. 0ah5uira9en bel Gbomas g.. Wedf
ION, SIR. So, WorS=Sroarpap. (305-l
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i RlGfe Su Derpaebten NIT pSet
u L-. C1-.cA.cI

ENL.N UDIC SULTuDUFfSt
2l0 yus an Sulton<, norbiid1 Don efringtonfrase;
65 SuB on Mutberrpz, 6ftlid, BON @iIm oreftr.;
l60 Sui ani Der @de Der Srenout- II. ebatsworthifr.
100 sur aui Der @de Ger Sounieno. II. e batsDortbftr.
l76 SuB an Der Samptedbz, DfiiH uor Innttrage.
- % Sobn Slcnn Is GpHnp.,
(iS-l s- SCR. 6s, Q5eft.1dnettef
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Hm b~erfaufen.

NJ 9as bibIhe 3e1odise Seus ser. f95,
WprnzSsrucs, na9e Me sIoerrpfraBe. IN aasge5eidr
netem 3uftanbe. Yrcis $3.50, tbeiltpetie baar.
Sin nleDtibes 3sftofi9cs Sans, 9r. 81, BoEoftr.,
$1,000; tbeifpeie baar. 4. -r.yr
Sin binises -Saus, Ir. 179. Subionftrase, canton
8teis 5000, nltr SO baar, Der 8ef in 8 Jabrrn; 8
Hodis, nit 8aniro unb Sinter s~ebdn6e. @Ghee Gus;
funft sieht Sbousc Y. Maffei,
(6-i SIR. So, Nor0 8roaotpan.
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gerfeiseraagea.
s. &. snninan & Chin.
@F. 81. ehe.e harLfsnrake.

Rf. @, esGbarlfsfraSe.
A~uttfUnatpren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mailer
Misunderstanding Don QrlHoeteentbum VI
tien nuo Oslisationen.
Berfdnfe pon aRobilism I'm Sanie oes gisens
tbI1Ier6. e8 HOB
Berfsufe BON Hferben, Sitb, sBassn NJ. No.,
no IS iein mag.
pripats geTfdmfe pom Saugsrn, 2dneereien u.
@rnBhmietbe.
Nnletben nerfbaft auf gisentbum In beg Stab
uu0 dit Dem 2dnoe. (Sept2f,1S)
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9li %herfaufeu.

EsiN Gin %Espbnbaiis nit Saren an Der Ns
nabe SoainsiraBe, in Der unmtttelbarer
Stdbe bes SoltnssN iarftes, pnr6
ScurD W. Gppfe,
MA, ssr. o, 9awSuilsinaS, &t. 9aufer
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EtsAH- HaHHE N6~% L E
O%rMnepfat unS9 dus gr. 62fs Beffs9rattfr
Sn Solee zines Defretes bes 3reisseridtes De
Staot Baltimore Uirb Der u~nterSeibnete Berfudlte1
auf oifentliher auttion AM glage Ereitas, Den D
SaHner 1872, Radinittaas nbr, n%srsauIen:
Zen sansen Gruncplas, in Der Stabt baltimore
gele9en un6, ipie fol9t, beidrieben:
an Der 4crbieite Ser BrattftraBe in Der Gntlernine
bon Sc faB oitIi1 bon Der gtorooteGfe Der Eratt=
nHb SregonitraSe anfaneen6; bonn 0htid 9ebenb,
lungs Der 8rattifr., 70 HuE; ham n0rolif, paraaeI
NIT Sre9onitrase, 80 SnB bis on cine 10 6tiB brelt'
4aep; Damn ipeftlit, longs Der Siioleite 6eia9tel
AQep, 12 gSuS, unb oanH iiotid, parallel mitSrego1z
ffrase, 90 fus bis gum 4nfar9e.
@iner idbrii1en 9runbmietbe bon s66 unterfuorlen.
Dieter Blab lit init einem breifofigen ;iegelffeiz
nernen sobnbamie mo einftodi9em 5tnter9ebauoe
bebaut.
acknowledgements: elm OritttbeiI boor unb Der
9feft in and eIeidgn Sablunqen In 6 uno 12 Ronaten,
ODER gLe5 bdar, ndb benz Beltebeu oeS Gdnfers. Die
@rebitsabfuu9en 5inien trageno uno ourf 5ur !3ufrte=
benbeit oeS 8ermdfters i%n6olIrte Rotfn oes Sduiers
geiihert. 2puis Sennisbdnien, Serluatter;
(294,7 a. 300 ,6,9, Dol Sreao 4 Sirflans, anft.
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Da ufrkaaffa.pno 81 uermiftbfn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS su ssrtftes

Gin 2ofal i'm 3. GtodiDerte oes ueueu @ebdnoes
bes oGorrefpoHeenten,H rolHtdnois fin 8eriomnn=
luseen einecrihtet. nit 5faum fir f50-f75B erionen.
g6s 'e., In bei'm Abeno, Wionat ooer Sahr btlts
&c. Sn permietben. Wfan melee iTd in Der Gspec.
cS. 81 ff 1851
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Gil herfaufeit.

EMET SDu ntttuufcNe
.i Gin 3zt5fises Saus on Der Subfonfrase in
Canton nit z 3immern fin bic serinq5 Summe BON
S90O;u ur SIS baar, Der Reff in 5 Sabren. Rdberes
bel &. G.. WtafDn, yer. 53, Norb : Grpahwaps
1901
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3u permtetben.

Der sroBe, portrefhi6 aus9eitattete Seller inter De
Expedition oes ~Gorrelpanbcnten" lit Ioiort fDoblfei
an einen reIponftbeln unternetmer gu permtetben
9etSuns, Wdiier uro Gas. Dtan mefoe ii6 in DC
Grpee. b. 81. r-sf n (15S-)
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3u berfamfeu.

ID 9esa<fodise 5ie9efiteinerne WobnbouS yir.
62, Sf@Sainffeaoz, nabe @oiiefraBe, mit7 3immerr
uab Daiier, mo 9as~@inrid,tun9. Oaiielbe fefete
benz @iaenthfmer $500 nnb miro Dem 86uier niGi
bobsr, af5 $1,000 gu fteben tomnen- S450sbaar.,
Siunuun s Tru5cup,
4 gr. H. &aiu 8uifpines, ODER SIR. 76,
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