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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24

Making . difference between the
amount Of Bonds issued and the
amount redeemed and now outstand-
ing Of SIX THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED
and FIFTY SEVEN dollars and EIGHTY
THREE cents. So that on the two
Roads alone, the Somerton and War
nock's, the people Of Belmont County
have been defranded out Of at least TEN
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DoLLABs.
It is fairly presumabie that the Cadiz
and Hendrysburg Pixies are in the esame
condition. The editer of the Gasa4e
has had placed before him for weeks in
dispntable figures and facts charging
and proving beyond shadow ofdeubt,
the villainous frauds practiced upon
the over taxed people Of this County.
He has not denisd q single charge, he
has NOT attempted to disproye y single
one, by his silence he has assented to
the truthfulnes Of them; yet. he asked
the people 10 disregard the record these
officials had made and by their votes
sanction their actions. With this
thieyery. hanging upon the skirts Of
his own party friends, and with an
outraged people crying to be delivered
from the rule ofsuch corruptionists, he
calIsupon his friends to rally ont the 9TH
of November and drive from power the
pIunderers and robbers Of the National
Treasury. It is beautiful consistency
that shuts its eyes to a thief ia its own
household and looks through asmoked
glass at some imaginary robber at
tempting to pick burglar proof lock
in the presence of thousands of watch
dogs. sai ifii ~ mi
Our friend of the Gazette Is exceedingly
anxious about the National Treasury,
but the Belmont County Treasury APP
pears to give him little trouble. He
don't lose any sleep over the SIC, 500
fraudulent coupons and bonds issued on
the Warnock's and Somerton Turn
pixies. He don't lose his rest il the
people OF this County do have to pay
$3.50, 900 taxes this year, much Of it, by
reason of the misinanagement of Coun-
ty-affairs under the rule of his party
friends. Hei troubled though, because
the National debt is reduced ten or
eleven millions per month. He is
troubled because taxes have been di-
minished in three years, SIS. 5.O00. 600:
because the National debt has been
reduced over $3.50, 900, 900; because the
ciyilrights all men have been estab-
lished; because American labor has
been protected; because repudiatien
has been defeated, and because we are
at peace with all civilized nations. !,
We beseech our Liberal friends not, 70
allow these things to cause them uneasi-
ness longer. The people, as has been
demonstrated in the late elections are
rather fond Of such plunderers. They
liked them so well they concluded to
try batch of the same breed in this
County. 80, 49,. ~.
The last pitiful, beseeching wall of
the Executive Committee Of the Demo-
crow-cy OF Ohio and the lying address
of the viytuous Liberal Committee.
fwhose chairman assured us that Col.
Poormsn would carry this District By
O. large majority cannot turn the great
popular tide that has set Ia against Mr..
Greeley, bearing him down to certain,
inevitable defeat. All that our friends
need do Is to come up TO the election
on the 9Th of November to witness the
complete recking Of the rotten Liberal
craft.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24

The President, Mrs. Grant and fam
lily, met Miss Nellie Grant in New York
yesterday, she having just arrived from
Europe.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24

VIM. M. EyARTs, late counsel be.
fore the Geneva tribunal, sailed from
Liverpool for New York on Saturday,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24

d. AuBIeNE, the great historian Of
the Reformation died suddenly nj
Geneva Switzerland, on Monday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24

J. F. Simpson has been offered $500
for his fine pacing horse, "Sleepy
George live owned him we'd sell
and buy a printing press.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24
FREEl FREEI FREE!

C,REE for one stamp The Common Sense
II Treatment Tor Catarrh Address
DIR GEORGE II. BOYD,
une2OtfSt. Cls!rsyl lie, Belmont County o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24
Who Are Responsible,

A few politicians about st. Oairsyille,
who have been in the habit of consider,
ing themselves the Democratic party,
and who have been supported hereto
fore by the party, have done their very
best in the late contest to give victory
tOsthe Grant Republican party. Because
they were not allowed to dictate the
policy and select the candidates, they
seek to destroy the party. These men
are responsible for the increased Repub.
hcan majority in this County, and in
the future they will not be able to evade
the responsibility for the. result, mol
the odium that attaches to. their names
by reason of their treachery to the par.
ty that has made them all they are.
There were not less than two hundred
Republicans in Belmont County who
voted the whole Liberal State and
County tickets, and if the Democrats
had turned out and voted the ticket we
would not now be Inundated by re-
Ijoicings over Republican victory in a
Democratic County. We have still an
opportunity to redeem the County, il
Democrats will but do their duty at the
November election. If thew refuse.
the responsibility will rest on Them -
Bellaire City Commercial. t.s.i,..ts. :.
Our Editorial sister is quite severe
upon the very nlever gentlemen resid-
ing in the much abused St. Clairsville.
The gentlemen referred to although not
considering themselves the Democratic
party, are in fact, the head and front OF
that party in this County. The success
Of the party in late years is in a great
measure attributable to their efforts.
They do not bow at the feet of i0urnsl-
lists springfng into being upon the great
"Fidal wave," and do not seek wisdom
from the columns of Journals adyocat-
ing the business and fairness of the
Greeley sell. We do not imagine that
these gentlemen win be. buliied into
any line of political conduct, through
the Influence of such articles as that
above. They are independent, think
ing men and will act and vote when
the time comes as their consciences die
tate, Notwithstanding the "odium that
attaches to their names by reason of
their treachery" to the Commercial and
its Greeley party. 20 2 4t,ia EI.'a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24

r u =
,uses Hnd-etery family should hy<Saem on hanl
1slor their Irutscfon and relief, when requireG>
long experience has proved them 70 Be tie sak-
sst, surest, aad best Of all The fiSts VITA vhsoA
the market ab9andSl IBy their occasional ase,
tae blood IS purified, the coyruptioas eftee Sys.
tenn. expeied, lobstfactfe ens3 refAesed Shti he
activity. Internal organs WHsk Sseone clogSed
aad sluggish are cleansed hy xtgsr's Pfiks, Snd
I stiTalated into action @hes hclpIent disease
4 when Eeckonsd onthel Eass maltitudes who enjoy
1t, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant 20 take, and preserves their
virtues uninpairekl for any length OF time, so
that they are eEer fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they ara mid. and operate
without de s'rbaneeto theeOnssiniicn, rdietor
r sFuh drpctioas are given on the wrapper 20
each box. how 70 use them as = Family fhyaic,
and & Tor ne following complaints, which these
. For IsyslseSpsia or Knsfixc.1ioa, Isssi....
> Ees,, Lassgior and Ls.. et APpefits, they
aeh, and restore It's healthy tone ana actsn
For liver Complains and ies various stmp-
ssn, tons, a,STs a..SSse ssSsS o, s,sk Hssa-
tOus Collie and Bilious FeSers, the{ should
bojudiciously tatcA foresch case, g esFfcet he
diseased action or remove the distractions which
For ,Dyseneery or Dsarrhosa, but one
mild dose is generally required.
For -1eheunlatiNm. Ga0ue, GsruTeT.sRAl-
ritafi0n OF the Hears, Pain a. rhe
Side, Back and Loins, they should be contin-
uousiy taken, as required, to change the diseased
action Of tho system. With such change those
complaints disappear. ,tr--
For Dropsy and DrepslcaI sweIIinTs.
they should DO taken in large and frequent doses
TO produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For suppression, large dose should be
taken, as il produces tho desired eject by SYM
pathy.
As a Dinner PHI, take one or two Pits to 4,
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigOrates tho
system. Hence Il is oaen advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
toleyably well, often fnds that dose Of these
Pills makes him feel decidedly better, nom fheir
cleansing aud renoyating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
sFrF PREPARED ~
Dr.J. c. ATER G CO., PraetteaI cAessists,
LOWELL, 1T-ASS., U. s. A.
FOR SALE By ALL pRUeGIsTs EVERYWHERE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24
THE DANGER.

IT has been said that the October eIee
ton decides that in November. Oul
friends in the various States voting
achieved . magni dcent victory in the
llate 'elections. The result was more
gratifying than the most sangufne ex.
pected. We do not believe that the
admirers of Mr.. Greeley can create q
popular, public sentiment in his favor.
We do not think they can induce the
people to put forward either effort on
money! They staked their all on the
October venture, and it is gone.
The great party which has been sold
out by. the Misrepresentation and
treachery of the Liberals are sore and
disgusted. a great opportunity is now
offered fora noble success next month,
but it cannot be achieved without
effort. There is little need for money
and expensive demonstrations, parades
fireworks and the, like: :. b.a :
We have to guard againstan apathy
EHperinduced by success. There are
many well wishers of the Administra-
tior, and Of General Grant, who have
already said in their own minds that
Everything is lovely !" that rthere are
enough votes without mineu who will
fail to do their duty if they rest COM
tent until the last vote is polled on the
9Th day Of November. No need of argu-
ment with men to persuade them to
vote right, get out the vote and it will
be right. stf]escr 9a- ss74f
Republicans keep up your organiza-
tions and when the time comes urge
every may todo his duty.dx
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24

GLYoERINE BLApK1Ne.-A blackine
may be made by means of glyceriae,
which is said to be OF very superior
quality, and favorable to the preserva-
ton of leather. For this purpose six
to eight pounds of lampblack and
enough ofiyory black, are to be brought
to homogeneous paste, with ten
pounds of glycerine and ten pounds of
molasses. About five ounces of gutta
percha cut into small pieces, are then to
be melted, and after fusion, eighteen
ounce Of olive oil, added together with
two to three ounces of stearine. when
the solution is complete. This warm
solution is to be stirred thoroughly into
the first mixture, and nine ounces OF
gum-arahic dissolved in forty-five
ounces of Wa ter, then added, To sup
ply an agreeable odor, a few drops of
essence of rosemary or lavender NAV be
|stirrsd in. For use, this polish is to be
mixed with three or four parts water
and applied to the leather, to which it
communicates a brilliant lustre. and
improves its durability and suppleness.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24
/. . .'s.spraeIamati0n s
F0RsAI.fsr " ~
Rail. T I]I5.6[ia.a I5l[il ILRftia.l

/ DURsUANT TO a written reeaarsest, or one
| ~ a Hundred tax paving electors of Richland
aGaiied afscsors n 9nlS shs
ed 70 meet a. the, usual plaza OF heIling cleo
lions IN said Township, In st. clairsyflle. on
D., 1877. and thenand there between the hssirs
OF six o'clock forenpon and six O'clock afIer-
noon o. s., said day, determine BY ballot. wheth-
hailfoad beginning at the Eastern boundary
line of said Township at or near the point
Creek: thence 8 Norlhwesterfy diTection
throug safi Fownsh ~ bY tbe rfost uractIeable,
1S1e sP fee and rpTa s & e Ga'i5sysesSin sid
township shall for the purpose OF building
said RattI Dad, borrow The sum of EfghtT thou-
Sand doliars and ssslie the Bonds OF The Town
Bonds TO be payable to - or bearer and 20
be issued IN sums OF not less tnan Fly nor
ino1s =, enaa one Thousand collars each. 70 bear
payable SENT i.aiindaly; both princirsl and in
terest payable at tie LIST National Bsnk Of 81
sixteen series OF Five thonsanG doIIars-each
with 1DtefeSt coupons attached- .couditfouef
for trs payment el said per cent Interest. the
thedate OF their Issue, the second series in SIX
years from their date and 50 -on,- annually, an
tiaallsf sac Boads paid; said Bonds 10 be
Cierk of said Township. and issned in ali re-
spects 10 eonfosinIty to fn9 ACT of the General
FlS72. entitled ''An act to aUthorIzs eonhfieS'
cities incorporated villages and townshfps to
build Railroads and to lease and oreraIe the
The opinions Of said, electors shall he ex-
pressed on their ballots Railroad Yes,n or
"Railroad No. --..
Glyenunder our hands otticialiy this 18Th day
OF Semptember, A. d, 1s72
4g-lGe5s aSda5ESx SAdaExAN2EE 4 REFS EsrTTT'
~ vilrl.v nj s74ls.IYf9&-ut BITS saxl
-5, P..ADkMs, C7erk Of ffslchland Up, ,sef. Co, o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24

! gloss and JreSagsSs ef-S'o,tt8 Thin
hair is thickened, falling hairehecl,ed,
and badness often, though not always.
cured by its use. Notking caa restore
tho. hair where. the follicles are DC
stroyed, or tlle glands .atroplicd and
decayed Sbnt such as fenain eau -be
saved By this application, aud stima-
lated into activity, so that new
growth Of hair is. produced. Instead
of fonlins he han with passy s4Cii-
mens. d q !sksaa-is slean sH,l vigocosss.
It's otclsiea-il Uu yiIl- l-prrvent the hair
from turning grty or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents The lorma-
ton OF dandruiE which is often so IN
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous aidiniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit bus not harm it. Ifwsnted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, il does
not soil white cambric, and yet lass
long on the hair, giving it rich, gla a
lustre, and grateful perflms1 p.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver & &C..
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS.
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: NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
TICKER G az :
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
HENRY WILSON.

JOHN @. LEE,
ALPHONS0 HART.
DIET. DISTRICT ELEcToRs.
I. JOSHUA III. BATES a
9, WILLIAM E. DAVIS
8. THOMAS MOORE. z
4. WILLIAM ALLEN.
s, MATTHEW @. HALE. s..,.-.'
6. GEORGE r. Haynes,
z. MARCUS BOGGS. y. 9
8. CHARLES PHELLIS. =
9. JOHN 8. JONES. t
10. CHRISTOPHER G. KEECH.
Ii. HOMER c. JONES.
II. LUTHER DONALDSON.
Is. ISAAC SMUCKER. i
IA. ISAAC n. KIRBY its 5idsi Is
Is. CHARLES 81. GROSVENOR. F
l6. JONATHAN T. UPDEGRAFF
IL. JOSHUA A. RIDDLE. aRa
Is. JOHN r. BUCHTEL. eol .
10. AARON WILCOX. -
20. JOHN =. GRANNIS.
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40 VfluaV m F7aiss1f -F-lff ~ "a. slEL
q PADkAs, eierk Ofklchishd Tp. Bel -'e Co. o
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Another Startling Exhibit
Fraudulent Issue of Bonds on the
Somerton and BarnesyiIle .sy
Turnpike. u

Several weeks since we intimated
that there had been the same misman-
agement and fraud practioed in the
issue Of bonds OF the Semerton and
GAINESVILLE Road, as that practiced on
the Warnock's road. Aearefai exam.
ination of the books of the Auditor has
just been completed, revealing the
following astounding facts relative to
the Barnesville and Somerton Road:
Amt Of Bonds issued and interest on az
efoa 100 ar - o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24
A Sympathetic Lfe-ric, Respectful
~ Dedicated 10 the Democratic
Liberal Stumpers of Belmont
CO., and the Sorrowing Every.
where.

80 3. Afr:--"Who Killed Cock Robin"
Scene-G Gazette SanctuIn, Time
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24
:. ! Aver S - = =
Hair VigoI,., I,
Fer restoring to Gray Ha:7 IS
natural Vitality acd 4. aiezs

wnSva ~
once aS,eraJle.
healthy, saEI
eGectual for
preserving the
hair. soon
( ''eStofes faded
ar gray hair
to IT'S orjGi8oi
cnln1. ss,ifA fhe
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24
Ayers Ayers i6i5iiiiisa 6aiihsaarft5itc,; rf5lt,;.IP Pills, 5i

, cFor he relief and
cure Of all derange-
ments In the ston>
ach liver and bSx-
els, They are ! mid
aPerleut, and an.
excellent pgrgative- .
Being pRrely vege-
table, they contains
nsmercury ermlne--
r1 whatever Much,
Serious sickness andl
suferingis PreYWs-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICE..
To Consumptives
Aver S
Sarsapari'la

Is widely known
as one of the most
effectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. It has.
stood the test of.
years, with a con-
stantly rep
utation. based on its
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FIRST DISTRICT.

SECOND DIsTRI(
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-10-24

E91da8s 8 ioH,Nsf iit5ii,sflAtsFsFF 4 REFFs. FsIIII'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-12
Observation-Disclosures

Or SampiGr nSGrGeohA," Sapl. Sooper, ftah
Donnerltae pom Sarannab, &c.. bierber in See.
Die SGrfc r4lano," 9lng porgetcrn BON Saudnz
uab Eah Bremen ub.
OR 0ampier nSea @ln," Capt. 9uttou, brad
r~OGssitcrn bon 6Rar1fton, S.@S, na9 Baltimore
aui-
Der 0ampter r2uciae," Capt. Sarrington, fam
9eftern BON WI,bmstoH, 81. g., bier on.
Die 8ri9g Ism. $. Tarts," capt. Sir, ie9elts
seitsrn uon bier nab GbarlenoH, 9.-@., ab.
Der Sdooner gSoiepR Tiib," Capt. Supper, fubr
9eherH rdD Sadionoile, Sla., Gh.
Vim 8. S'tUDer Durse bic Dor 80 2a9en BON Car
riff in Sdles nab GItp Yoini ah9e9an9ene 8arts
n6lora, Is gieiten iloruetltt bon 9atIfcr, E..S6.,
anaetrofftn.
Sie Sarte rSamcs g. Barb," Capt. Riderion,
i~eeelte an /. DIT. bon @aroenas. @ubo; Die Srta9
"0apbne," Capt 6tpers, an 3. es. BON SaoGnnC
nah einsm Saitn noroIih BON Sdtteras Gb.
Die Barte IS. @ooirep," CAPT. SeGrs, lan9ts ON
25. Slpt. uon bier IN ylarieiues On.
Sas Sdtf u8uernbit2r," SGpt. Sor9ulen, claz
rrte an q. Septsmber in siutrpoUl nab 8alti
more.
Sos SdtT .Sfiolo," Can't. Eglbredtien, clorirt
un f6. september 81 Cardiff in gSdles ndb ~uEislen
6afen.
Die Sriqs -GurOtiue G. aenen," Capt. @c6ar.
la o, %elariGte on Is. Srpttmber Der Sdoonet
rgtGbeI Il Staples," Capt. Cole. am a. Sttober il
OdliGr, ga, bler5er.
@efern fam "ie 8ri99 nWtorancnn pom Jtio De Sa'
miro an Ger 6tftun9 Diontoe, 3D., oil, I'M METER
Weiiunaen ahSupdrteH
Tab Baltimore %beitimmt, fubr geitern bic BON
5eoanna toIimsnSCI Sri9s Stars oil oer. UeftuE!
| lHonroG po1bei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-12
II. @nrb. = 8core u. Barrb,
StaSlratbS=S anpt0at fir ben 4.
2mein.

Bon aaen @anSiDaten, melfe bic benofra=
tiihe Bartsi fir bic benoritehenoe &atd8uabl
nominirt hat, itebt Sr. SEQ. u. Barry
in eriter HeIbe. Nngeieben uno aGqemeiu
geadtet, lift CT III Der ganSen Staot, beionocr8
auer in Der II. 8arD, mOhlbetanut. Qui
Idrlitli1e Inirage I'M getreff gepliier ge=
bensira9en be8 itieliheu Staottbetls bat Ct
unummunOen eruieoert uno oaourf ielner
mohlbetanutel1 @raobeit uuo Sfenbelt Hetls
nung getrageu. SIN Setreff Der STRENGTHENING
~oCrrufe5 Der SrsOHuau5, loUeit eS Die Gotals
8eteuerun9 iejner @Ouitituenten anbetriit,
uno nad Der 2ogif, baB DaS SmproUement
elm llgemein niiBlideS mo erfOrperitz
DIES 1T, oaB audi Die gan5e Stabt Oufir Sab<
len iolte. Si6erliA ni6t mebr ul8 redt unO
billlg; 9Sihe Sortbeile b~ebiugen aut 9ltite
Spitr, unb pieie anihauung III MIR benz
gtaigteitszP rinSipe ertipre1eno.
Ills Sr. Sarrp 1871 im Stubtrathe JAP,
bemiiGte er ird, Die Defining, NlOelrung
mo Yhaittrung Der 9anouertraBe, bon Der
2GeIiItraBe bis CUR StaotgrenSe, nurd)S uieben.
Nur Elm 4usmeg iiihrte bon Glib Baltimore
nad) 9nn Arunoel=@ountp reip. CUR rldngeu
Bride" S6on 1857, atio Dor 10 Slbren,
purce cine Nbi9deung beiobieu, nm Die pa
nOueritraBe 81 einem reuen AnSgaugsueg
nab Auu Nrunoel-&ountp al MAIDEN, aber
ole midtise Anseleaenbelt ihlief ihlieBIih
ipieosr Elm, bis Or. BARN traf1g in Die Jfds
Der Oer3elt grlff uuO auf's 9teue paS f%Oroerte,
mas eiue unetlGBlthe Beotu9ung 1T. 0tsier
Iufgabe mtro ct au9 9etrel %blstben, tueurl er
mIeper in Den Stabtratb gebt.
8as Or. Sarrp getbau bot, I'm Siib' Bal
timore elnen Yurt 81 9eben, lit itaottunbi3.
@r itanO uno itebt nod beute in Oieler Semes
gung auf benz uOr9e;dobenlten BoiteH uno
miro nidt ermiioeu, bis enblif aud ieinem
Stuottbsile oieielben BsgiinIigungen SuSbel
ruerbeu, mel1e Die an6eren seateBeu. Sa alien
6raJ gen bon Seoeutuug fir Die Staot, nno nas
mentlit SiiO. Baltimore, mar Or. Barn Elm
bemGbrter &Gmpe. @%riinOli9 9ebilbet uno
bon einnebmenoem Msubsrn, leutielig i'm
umgauge nit ben 8irgern ieiuer 8arb,
an elm lbiti9es Qebei1 geu0bAt uno bur4.
aus rehtibatIen uiiD ehrltd, peroient er am
Otittmof), Den %. Sftober, bic Stimue
zines ieoen Sirgers ieiner Barb. Seiue
Grudblung fam rur benz iiiOliden Staots
tbeile un6 benz Sem.inmeen iiberbnnpt
CUR ghre gereifeu. @ebt ibm Guer Yotum
unb SIR f0unt Die lleberseu9uus begeu, oaB
@ure beiten Snterefen beudbrten uno funot'
gen 9dnoen anuertrant ftnb. Seritas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-12

e%inasrid,tet rperSen, bas 3ueite ioG bic Stabts
ba1e bifoeu uub bas brittle fir bic 3mede Der
@eis1i6uft bergsrihtet iueroen.
ia Die Sermablu q bon Fri. Ga
toarlHa oar nit 6ru. Carl @anied bon
Bittsburg muree am 9. Sftober i'm 6auie
bes SaterS Der 8raut, 6rn. Gbriitinn Snr.
gefeiert. Cine groBe In3uhl 6reunbe Der
6or'ifen Samilte famen, I'M Dem iunaen
8aare ihre @lidUiiuihe bavsubriugen. DGB
e8 an 9o6ssit5.E raftameRten nidt maugclte,
beouri nift beiouberer Seriiheruus Ibenbs
gegen IL ubr erihieH Elm Guurtett OeS Sic
Derfrauses" uno brafte ben gteuuermdBlten
Elm ~iolennes Stdnofeu.
als SaQabunb bt3og gpfern SriebridI
Bunting auf etnen MOnat ba8 Irmenbaua
auf BapuIep.
@etterz 8eridt.- Seute weroen mir
if6neS ulio tiibleS, gsgen A6suo tudrmer ruerz
benoeS 0etter habsn. Sin leiGter n0rOli.
der Q4tnO pirb Nnfaugs pebeu, Der ieooG
NadmittagS in eluen SitowetpinO umz
itIdQt.
@ei6neit bat es geitern in %einigen Sbeiler
bon Canada uno 5rolt CAB eS geiteru 4beno
i'll alien n0rOllfea unp uorbpeltlthen Staa.
ten
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Die u usffelnne in @imlico.
&h1mRf1n.

@eteru fam Die notwithstanding ans=
ffelung nno Sbierihau in Btnlico gum 4b=
ihIulle; Der &norang BON Seiu9ern ifanb
oemieni1eH bes Oonnerffags faum mad, unb
capt. 6eioerih bate faum SeOienuug senug,
I'm ale Snu9Iisen mo 9uriigeH 81 befrie.
pigen. Die gum ~speiten geiude oes Ylaee8
aus @aibiu9ten erparteten Snotaner blieben
lsiber aus, IobaB @isIe Obae SefEiepI9ga9
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naz- ONnhl AM mcrFcnI Gs ale

HSy- 8obl gu merFen GS giebt
pick Sertduier, lUelde BrGparate bon GERM.
gercr Site uuO Irtrtel pom gcringerea; Brciie
enpfahlen, neil lbncu %pieielbeu mebr YrOftt
briuJ,n, ala Der 6dmburqcr Sruis
8beel Sauft bnber nur Or. 4uguf
&6utg'8 9unburger Bruit=2bee, mClher
uur in Iodeten p~ertauft miro. Sin Badet
toItet % @cut8; iitnf 81. %(245-50)
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Neue SdieBeaaeric in Nr. II,
ykSe If ShlrimOrcjfrdSe

Sr. g. @tlnerp bat cine uorSigli6e ShieB.
@auerie an obigeu Blatc e%iuJcrittet. Die
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ben, itub Die neueite Gtftaouug zines 9eut
ifen uno baben neOer Batronen, Btlucr
ooer Suit. Die Sugeln werbeu ourdl bic
Srplolou zines 3iuobittdenS getriebcu.
Diau tomnte uno iebe mo prufti5iIe! Sier
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