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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

been heard from, and we have every reason
to hope that she will be found on the other
side Of the column when the polls close
The logic NJ the Liberal Journals involves
them 10 some curious contradictions II was
only on last Tuesday, for instance, that the
Courier Journal, one Of the leading organs
Of the coalition, wrote THE Southern p0o-
pie, by the vote which they give to Horace
Greeley, the ablest and most energetic Of the
anti. slavery agltators, will furnish incOntesti-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

The keynote OF the late compaign, so far
"a the Liberals aud Democrats are concerned,
was peace and reconciliation with the South.
Iu the beglnulng there was an attempt made
10 make an issue out Of civil service reform,
but the terrific crposs Of Doolttlc, and the
mercss cNcurutlon Of FentOn, Mcclure
and Mr.. Groeleys Immediate supporters,
drove them from that position, and hence We
had the South painted a. oppressed, ground
down by tho Administration, her finances
nlisnanagcd and plundored, her people COW
eriug In terror Of the potut OF Federal bay
onots. The Greeley organs described the
Republican party as the party Of hate, per-
petuating the animosltes and the bitterness
Of the war, while the Liberals were the party
OF mercy and good will, whose coming into
mower was 90 bridge the bloody ehasm aud
make the America people one again. The
South herself has passed upon Ihis lssuei aud
repudlAted tho man who made 1t. Look At
the result. Instead Of carrying the South
solid, Mr. Greeley has barely got two States
Georgia aud Tennessee. Texas has not yet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

TIM LATEST Returns from New York
indicate that Mr.. IIAvemeyer has been elected
Mayor by 5000 majority. This Ia an Immense
triumph for honesty and reform. During the
next two years We predict that the Empire
city will have better government than she
has had for fifteen years. II Mr. Greeley and
the Tribune had their way, we should ~
Tammany renstated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
HORACE GREILEY'S RETURN TO TIE TRI,
BrNE.

BIAE.
There Is a spice of humOr In the opening
sentence Of Mr.. Greeley's card announcing
his return to the edlarshIp OF the Tribune;
THE undersigned resumes the edltorshlp OF
the Tribune, which he Tellnqulshed In en-
barking in another line of business six
months ago" Tho old gentleman might
have added line Of business In which II
Is very evident that am not success" 1t
Is safe TO say that no man In the country
would have thought Of describing q cAndi-
daey for the Presidency In this grotesque
way. II Is Greeley all over and would have
been written only by the author of that hui
mOrons work, "WhAt Know about Farm
Ing"
Mr.. Greeley puts The best face osslLle upon
his defeat, and his return TO journalism will
do more to strengthen him than anything he
possibly could have done. II the Tribune
can be saved Mr. Greeley Is the man to do IT,
II II can be restored to Its former position as
the leader Of the thought and conviction Of
the country, which 1t has lost during the last
six months, II eau b. done only by the ylgor-
Gus pen Of Ia founder. Mr.. Greeley to-day
stands at the head Of his profession In the
United States, aud thousands OF people will
DO glad to see him once more in the editorial
chair which he has made the greatest and
the most hOnorci In the republic. II Mr..
Greeley Is satisfied, we are certain that his
illustrIous and successful competitor il. Gen.
Grant will be the most powerful man in the
United States during the next four year,;
NJ tTtu ggInIA A., I,,N n,Iy aaa-
ond to his.
What influence the TTiLUns's new departure
will have upon its future remains 10 be seen.
IthSs always been party paper With dAsh
Of Greeley vagary. II has always been read
aud supported by a party, and was never In
dependent In tho sense and meaning that the
Herald, for instance, Is independent. II has
always been read for iu opinions, aud not for
Its news--a field in which II scarcely com
peted until within the last fVe or Eix years
The Herald has always led II In enterprise
and under It's present management there Is
very little probability that Il will allow Itself
to be outstrippod. The Herald has all the adj
Yantages on It's slda, or II eau have them In
very short time II Ii will only make the
effort aud come up TO higher plane than
that which II has hitherto occupied. It's rev.
euues arc Infinitely larger than those of tho
Tribune. 1t can AFFORD 10 eKpend one hun.
drod dollars where the TtibNsRs can afford TO
spend one. Then, again. the Weekly Tribun,
has been always the main support Of the e.
tabIishnent Its circulation was entirely
among the farmers aud the mechanics Of the
Countrywide very men who defeated Mr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

wGamHaToN, Nov. !, isTS.
tsnTai p'affs ~ "
The beneralh. Chiet ls pained 70 ann0unfe 70
inc Army the death olsMalor General uEoRan
9oRpor MhADA which occurred At PhilAdel-
phla, November 9, at $40 D. m.
The history OF General MEADu Il % Inter.
woven with tho great events OF the past thirty
years that u need not be attempted In this con
nection.
Born December 81, 1915, At CAdlz, Spain, his
father being the y, $, Consul, he received .
careiul education, and entered the Military
Academy with the class Of 1881 graduated IN
1850 and served a. q Lieutenant Of the ID ATtil-
cry TIL October 1880, whom he resigned and
engaged In civil engineering, In 1872 be WAS
| reappointed 10 the Army In The Corps OF Topo-
graphical Engineers, and vas lndustriously eun.
| plOyod IN the great surveys frou Lake Superior
| To the Gulf Of Mexico I'LL the Mexican War Of
/ lslo, when he rendered most gallant and valua-
BILE services near the persons Of Generals TATLoR
| and SCoTT.
/ When the civil war arose he was amouR the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

~ WAsHHaTOH, ID. o., Dot u, ls7a.
On the petition Of Is A. A, HEDoEh, u ~ Luis,
NO., PTayinH for the sHtenloR Of patent ETARtsd
70 hin on The lst dag Of hsbTnaFT, ian, Tor Al
inpEoTsinea i1 Mills i0T Grinding Oano, 4o
q ordered that the testimony 10 the Be el0ssd
hllng AT9umanta and the HHAminaFia report b
United to the 10th dAy Of January hsIt, and that
nest
An5 gsr.on maj oPPO'S tLls sItsusioa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

~ WAHHtS0TuE, ID. o., October q, 1879.
% the petition OF UmhfHrIAN hHARPH, OF Vernon
Dspot Oonn., prAyiBE Tor the extension Of patent
granted 10 him the lbth day Of January lh5a for
40 Improvement In BTsooh. Loading RspsAtlnE FiT0-
Arms
is ordered that the testimony IN the bs closed
on the 2th dAy Of December noItj that the time oT
hunG Arguments ADd the Examiner report DO limited
70 s " dAy Of JanuATy merit and that said pettion
be hsafd on the Ath dag Of JAnuAFy nsHt
Any Psrs0u may oppos. hts eIlsnaon.
oot4LWdH N u LklBprTp. Com miaHionaF,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

TnE ILLINOIS DELEGATION In the House Of
Representatives will stand twelve RepublI-
cans to seven Democrats In the Forty Third
Congress. From New York there will be
twenty.slx Republicans to six Democrats and
Que Literal Republican.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

O'BRIBS says that the reasoa why he did
not receive larger vote was that large
number Of his countrymen believed that he
was opposed to Herman. lie estimates the
Irish vote Of the Empire City at $1,000 His
vote was only 5000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
Pianos and Music.
PROFosALs FI TSS S2EIPP ttS1ESEg AND oL0Fa


DROPOSALB fDR OLnrHIn0 AND CLOTH
ING MATERIAL
EAyt pERAnIhEHrl
a. OutSboF ~. l67a
Sealed RruposAia IndoTsSd "PEoeosAls fsF 0lOth'
D n on ths 18Th DAY o. November mart for the Iap'
ply Of the fOloNtn9 Aftioisa, was
GLASS l.
GLASS L
Dark Blue FiAnhs yards. ZOO
OAIfskIn Shoes pairs GDo
Kip akin Shoes, pairs 300
M,ttr.,,.,. With tim so1sss s,sh .- Ann
. GLASS T.
BArnAlsI Bhsoting TAydS Is 0O
liisrsd Al ths BTooElya NAVY Y1F1.
Thrso thDoaAnd mattressss 70 b delivered a thu
va Y.SSSsiysS fssY SIfS = me HST; sss AA'I
wilma nSsty days from he date STths ooaiSsoi ssd
Tho cloth Tor The blas-oioth tTo~ssru must Be
tvlllSd, ali WOOL wooldJSd, with pure indigo, dlTk
width.
The flannel must be tWillOd All WOOL wool dyed with
pure indigo dATk blue must Be IN plSoss 81 about %
yards In length and 4 inches ylds, usighlnG ~
WssiSa IhFsSds woven % The Whsis isassh q ths
SIS SSd 20 SSs g hSyS ~ ss.4sSs
weight than s LlO ounces per JATd.
Two thousand pairs q Lhs esl akin ShOSs, and the
soTscd is ne sSmpiss 70 be seen At ne ssv.Ss III.
| spsotiona.
.oaSS %Slts pine, plSSSd TSd tSnSuSd and sroo,sd
sides, top and bottom inch thak, and ends inch
To- % BE- secured b. not les than la I Ssh SSr.sS
each cod Of The boz, q be counter sunk
| Z inch By " lEoh In diImStsT.
telling %SsS TSs .st aSSss saR
isshs" n Isnsth SSd " inches IN rIdt6 The 6sir.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

TnE DAY or rm ELECTION the Louisville
CoTier-JowHal declared that Mr. Greeley
would get RfIy thousand majority In Ken
lucky. Tue returns Will probably show that
he got about Quot euth OF that.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

WAmR0TON, ID. u, Dot %, ls7s. 7
Pursuant 10 the act Of ConEross providing Tor the
sIts1sion Of The Capitol grounds, AppFoVed Msy &
Fa the Secretary Of the Interior hAh purchased the
PFOpsTT embraced In square No o., aud lots num'
beTod !, y, r. y, and part % lot No. Al IN square
No. %, In the civ of WaahlnHt0nI and nutios 10
hsrsbT given that sales At publlo suction viii b made
Of the lmpToyemspta on said properly, oQmnlonolnH
about he 10th VI November nsnt Ten aAIs' n6tio8
viii Be Riysn q each sale, and the impE0gSmabtl
not les thAn Eve lots viii be sold 81 ore tina bAid
improyemon VII BE- sold 10 their pTosaut nondig y,
uith The Stipulation that In each case th0y ahal b
removed b. the purchaser, A. his snpsnls uithln
thlTtg ~ aftsT the date 81 aAls. - ~ !
Terms " hale deposit Of tan Dor cant % ths
purchase moasI will b. required Al the lns Of the
sale the hdsr 10 be paid before Any VI The ma
tshhl il removed IRON the DFsmisss.
Oo3tla ACTING Secretary u The IhtsTloT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

THE PittSbug Commercial announces:
1T Ia said that the Washington lobby h
already busily engaged in making preparH-
lions for the winters campaign, and that a
great number OF schemes, nearly all of them,
Of course, having for their principal Object
the depletion Of the public treasury arr
actively on foot" What Is the Washington
lobby anyhow, aud where Is III We have
had some experience In this city, and 1t all
goes to convince that the lobby" Is entirely
foreign to our city. The lobby" does no,
live here, excepting while Congress Is In ses'
sion. When Congress comes 1t comes, and
when Congress goes away 1t goes. Can 1t be
possible that PitbJurg Is It's headquRrtersp
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
wan DEPARTMENT
AniuTANT aHEERAL'a OIF1cH.
WAHuINo rOn. Nov. 4. 1874.

MAHhlNaroh, Nov ., lstA
10 SonnSctio n" win General Orders No. 70, 90
tobor Is, 1soo, IRON this ofhco tho following are
announced ~ the present established Chaplain
Posts allowed by law:
Fort LsLvenW worth, Kansas
Fort WAliaoA Kansas.
FORT Riley, Kansas.
Fort Hays, Kansas
Fort RAndAll, Dakota Territory,
Fort WAduWorth, Dakota Territory.
Fort Abercrombie, Dakota Territory.
Fort Bully, Dakota Territory.
Omaha BArraokA, NebraakA '.t
Fort y. A. Rnassu, Wyoming Territory.
Fort Boise, Idaho Territory.
Fort Lyon, Colorado Territory.
Camp DouglAa, Utah Territory,
Preside, San FrAnoleco, California.
Angel Island, CalIfornlA, D.,
Camp Castor, California
Camp Harvey, Oregon.
Camp warner, OREGON.
Damp Verde, ArlaonA Territory.
Fort Whlpple, AriEenA Territory.
Fort Vancouver, Warrington Territory.
Fort Duncan, Texas.
Fort Concho, ToKas,
Fort Brown, Texas
Fort Union, New Mexico.
Fort Wayne, Michigan
Fort Monroe, VlrEihia
Fort Warren, MAlaaohusetts.
Atlanta, 0eOrRla.
BY order Of the Secretary Of war!
4. d. ToWNHIHp,
Adiutant General
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

GEN. GRhST has, during the last ave or six
weeks insisted that the Republican party
would get hny lhousand majority In New
York. 1t seems to have gone twenty thou
sand better. ....I.. ....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
A GOOD INK.

Flows FrsSlsy. VIII not Mould. Does not oOErOds
OkRTEitH ooMBiNfb WRITING AND COPY.
ING INK poe sssaa more advantages than Any other
and Il the BEST INK made,
msFoAntls and Fancy Stationery, Novelties, Blank
Books In oopplets variety, EpErayin6, Printing.
Binding AID lithoErA ph ng In all their brahohsA
pHlLP q SOlInMONH,
Booksellers and AtatlonsrH,
oc3l OH PsnnAylVAnlA Aysnus.
NEW BOOKS, NKw BooKs-..'THR MARBLE
sathGT p Bitter Sweet KsthIinL. Al price eIeg;
osuts; GIAIiellA, BY A. De LAmArti9s, tiGuslGtsd
from the French 81 oenta- EustAos Diamonds, By
Anih9PI TI9liaoe DollyS RssOlu.I9gSi or, LstLsrs
aud Myrrh. By Y. R., author OF Idle WORDS, 10 Der.
If.H kay@oSd 81 IhS p 3sslss q ths DoigsiI; y
Phos . osnlL Rasis Aluanao tor 1873 price . osntA
Memoir 81 RoReE Bnooko fAnsy. LID, By Samuel
Tyler, LID, Of the Maryland bar; cloth. eS shssp
- Dillon on Municipal OoTpotAtionai traAuts On
the law Of municipal porAtions, by John r. Dillon,
LID. 6Vol. Law sheep tf.bO WEnm on Wills; .
naAtas on e1tTn1io evidence In aid Of the erproa
ton Of villa, b. hT james WErAm. late vioe chan
oelor With extensive Addltona V the tart and eopl-
Gus TeforonoSa 10 American CAGES, b. john p OHAFp,
oounsellnrAt.lsHie vol Law thssp. agsotal atsn.
iunG cards, card plates, monogams inVltA tlons ka
Law Booksellers and PpbilshsFs, No avs PSSns5lsa-
mia avenue So2a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
Books and Stationery.

n Rw BOOKS AT BALLANTYNPs.
An tho NEw BOOKS received a. soOn a. Dab.
llshsd, and any Book purchased At Re- all uin BE-
furnished With q sSlf.httinE BOOK DOVER tree d
charge
A large uumS.r Of New SUNDAY SCHOOL Ii.
BRARY BOOKS iust received.
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
nos AVtf seventh street. near 4 street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
Personal.

en- OOO ,s4l 600 AND $4,000 TO
piU,UUU, loAu In separate sumo Also, several
smAllef supa. N, n. ROHRkR,
NoTfOR-T1IKT 4. n, JUBTH, up D BTRKKT,
~ between SlHth and Seventh streets northwest
sells custom Ads secondhand Clothing At less than
bali the cost Of rSady made new oneas N B-Seoond.
band oohnE Of kinds boueht At fair cash prices.
STRAn CANAL-BOAT PROPULSION.
We have succeeded In propalllnEA OanAl.boat on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Oanal BY means Of . cheap
and simple Device which must take the plAoe Of AMI
ma, power. We wish TO form COMPANY for the
pprposa OF pnttnG u In use on the canal, aud Will
offer liberal forms 10 persons desiring 70 suEAE In
Ths basis on which the COMPANY viii be form cd.
and any desired Information on the subj ct will be
given b. Us ~ any tine DEFREKs 4 PRALL,
hoNSt Wv sttegG
NOTIOE-TO NY CUSTOMERS AND OrHkRS
IN JOHN DOUGLASS, Florist, takss this method
o. Informing bis usomsrg aud others that Out hloW.
en-, Bouqusta. Baskets, Funeral Wreaths. Orossss,
Ao, can BOs be furniahsd At The 0TssBhopss, -Four.
tenth street., between O street and New York Az
nue., cheap for the present.
Also, Al the Country ureenhouss, near BsuBi &c
Bulge, Rastsrn Bnnsh, large stock Of hns Evsr.
blooming Roses now In noWsF, Persons who dssirs TO
make selection for Autumn flAhtinE are Invited TO
sIAnlus the stock. PIioss modsute,
OOilA9W tOhFuniols and Patriotl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
Wants.

EUREKA. EhPLoYMEpT OFFIoK, NO, 5Of
I,aa MBs, LOUISE o. BUTJER,
IVAN HB D-THK PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w HsrsRaas GsImas ooush NiEtprs Win cure
eougha and colds far enossI snY other remedy.
Olive II ,tial. Depot ooFndin Third and Rsst Oap-
itol sttessa notlheast - o. notet
WANTEp-THE PUlIIo TO KNOW THAT
kinds can be found u the s,sFs a j. p. BARNETT
and Mr. N. v. DYsER, corner Of and Firs, streets
northeast noaet
m B.JUsfl8 PKY1 EAH ffliUEsGOR I,ADtBe
", usnra and ohiliI.ns Bseoah Hard Qlothinu
Ouder O2Ahina, Hoo,a, Shoes, Ae. Ne. $40 stFss',
bstWpsn siTth abd gsvsnlh strssts.
=. p, Nots ~ l.n prc,npelJ at.sndsdte.
I OTIS, UNtMPRovED OR WITH IHPRovF.
u msnts, Of small yElus, wanted in any part o. the
sliT quantities from about SOJ "a uGrs feet 10 Whols
square. Ownsra willing 10 offer bargains, aud wish.
sclnSiissi9ns may sddrsss sBcE gOH JiJ Post
Umoe," sta,iug pGsolse location ard dimsn.iops q
nova lN'
WANTGD EygHy ost 70 KlS Ig,Eo SgA A.,
lts needle ssfseting this perfect shuttle In
resting on = oarrteTi needlebeF and works q steel
easy tunhluE simple and durAbls the most desirable
machine for all work 10 uss, Agooey No, aBn Pebn'
stT ssa'A Isaiisi u. W, sfiGER SssSt
WAHTED-BY TIN ftRsT pr hOYEMBkR,A
w oomplsts tuTpishpd house, nine 70 twelve rooms
modern imprnyementa, location between and
streets, Gad Ninth 10 Fiftssnth street, unfur.
nishsd house. With sane number Of rooms, part Of
hrst class house, httsd gp for househesplns 70 be
moniha Addrs.a. with terms, 3D." Imperial hOtsl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08
Boarding.

poAHDIEU.-BUARD, WITH on WITHOUT
kEsoutive Dspartmsnts, Apply At o1e Twelfth
stEest, bsl.esn md X slrsfN norhHNf tepsa Y
Tea.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-08

MAnpARLE TEA, -. -,
Prest ". T. %, sl9 BtOadvay, EsW YoTE,l sid b.
ku, HhSsleak, qI3 L slrSst moth west, Ahd QsorIs
BoydsB, 21O Four and . half street northuesl;
Al Wholesale and retail b. No Weave, 1900 Tenth
street northNeaG PHos, ol0 POUND. Or ! pounds
BY mall osl8-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sic am lebten Samltag in slperpool
einaetrpfiene 9epeihe, bab in Wostaa,
i'm Screen pes Observation-Disclosures, Die
gbplera aussebrphen isi, bat seltern bic
oan,e 8refe bes aanbes NIT Gbolera=Ar=
titsln aneeiaut; fait isosr College besllf
fid, stuas SreHsnres iiter ben ldIlmmsa
Sat al iaqsn. - 9ie, pelds benielbelI
idpn ppr Der Sbire pdbnen, ipeilen oaz
raul bin, paB drstlide autorltdten bic
glattsrnzGpipemi pieliad fir cine SOr.
lduferin Der Gboleru srtldrtsn, nno Dap
bieielbe, iubalo ie an pisien eretbsll &C.
lanai. audi an Baltimore, meldes nab
renS Der lebten feds Mpnats Idpn par9
bic 8lattern tart bsimseiudt mar. rln'
pprlber seben mirp. anSere mplsr u,
Der sbatiude, bab bet usrpbs goltsrtoS"
fib in bieiem CONNER 10 ipdt auf be
Reiie madt, ben Srpit erbliden, paB e'
piesmal aar nidt nab Amerita tommer
werpe. - 9ie iebem bieier artitel anse:
fnipfte Mabnung an bic Sanltdtsz uni
luarantainez Sebbrpe it gang q NlaBe
se(bit penn in Gublanb bic Seuhe MD
ousoebroden mare. 9pfentlid seber
aber bic in Gplse bes &abelzS dredldul'
les ausaeiprpdenen idlimmsn Sefar3'
tuuoen niraenbs in grfluung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-23
Sic Nhnnhnnn hes Qehens.

Die Sorsen, Giimmerntife uno Wtcerfp6rtt9'e tter
i'm geben babeR chen 10 iebr. ipte E%ronfbctt, Die gStrz
funa, co su fir;en. Gle fiuo in Der 9bGt bic aaeae
pieler setben uno t0rperlitsr 1ntauali9teit. yterosHa
ihtudde, Dpspepfis, asberleiosu, Storunsen Der
Gina euetbe unD Ntouonanie beIn6en fdl inter bies
fen bstruoenben Tolsen. IS if caber bon bober gsi6=
tiof,it. ban BerIonen, eeren 8eit BON idtperen @e=
ff6TtsIsro en- bebrdGt ober pom Gamilienfuumer sez
plast, oSer rurb SpetulatioH %oulsere9t. ODER cur1
p~ieIidltio, rnternebmunsen in SsrIssenbeit sebratt
ODER iraenomie iberangeftrenat unS ii6srudBis in
4nIprud eenormen IN, ibre Mteerftanostratt ourh
tdoIiben @ebrau6 zines 9%eiunoen Stdrtun9snttteis
aufredt srbolten. Eonienee bon Berionen in iolten
umfdnesn fnb bur6 ben reselfndstsen 9ebraub BON
Spaettet'S w asenzSitterem in Stano geitst, Die
Ghuterieteittu. in tueIde fe ~geratben, su ertra9en
uub tbre Strait, Geiunbbeit uno 9eitestIarbelt bcisu-
bebalten. arantbetten, Die ben 2orper su befauen
| pHeeen, fenn er sei9padt uno burb libermdBtse
Siruanftr.nsung ODER erfhopfenoe pbpftibe anfrens
auna niebereebeust III, rtenb urh bic WlbsrtanSs'
trait, iuomit oieies unpereleibli4e StGrtune s-rittel
bas Rerpeuipttem austattet, fern9ebalten. in oieler
Sabressett, ruenn bic Site Die GIements Der Stare
| aus alien Boren biiuftet, lit Elm Gtdrfun9e mittel flr
bic giderbett uno 9ebasIidfet bes Bublttum un5es
piuat notbig unb iuirb felbit fir bic 9rditiseren erTar+
berlib I.in, tuenn fe ibre berfuliihen 6dbt9fsitsn I'm
@tanbe 3u bolten piini9en. 9attr lit tn lort9eles'
ter @ebrout pou Sofetter'S BittsreH in oteisr Sab
resieit btlonbrs nitlih ole cine S1usfpebr 9e9eT
bic arontbeit, Die unfhtbar Tn elmer t6tuflsn Ut
mo1ph6re ibtuimmt. &c III bic 1r6btisfe ale
@dutmeoistuen, unb aesen ale estben, tpsthe BEL
Naaeu, bic 9eber urb glngefreibe %bctreftn uno ot
poaiommene gerbauans nuD s%tofDebisI binberH
bas HeuRerbeilmitteI. Q74-9tafD)
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Neue Mnaeigen.
NerIGrcn.

gm 20. b. gfts. fno burb b4u Bassrfhbrsr be5
Rierbrauers Is. Ba'er. Ranens anhreas SerrmanH,
pier Builder NIT elmer gunlrne pom $40 oerlorsn. 9e@
eanaen; Der ebrlide Climber piro erlndt. bic Sa6er
Sei Sb. Erdnf. 19r. GA, 6a~rrifoufraRe, ohSu
lieIern, noflc Ct Die s40aIs 8elobnung ertdlt. nelds
in ben BiterH entbolten luGren. Q74-5l
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eo[hs 0erbofhrnoeu mDoer bQnn cine

splde g~erbaftunsen m6sen oann etns
appelation on GeridtsbDfe nptbwenoig
MAIDEN, cine Nptbmenpisteit, bic iebod
tsinen GrunD ;u elmer natiunaIen Hefla'
nation bietet. Sic m6gen ielbit has
gesnapisungsredt Der betrefennen #es
eiertns npibpenpig MAIDEN, unp in pel@
len Splse iino uniere Burger pielen se>
Iebliden Soften uno llnannebmlidtstten
~ausseiest. 9as gUrbersebenSe baben
mir aus ben 8ertrdsen Der Ser. Staten
nit ben ansefabrteu Mddten entnOmmsr,
uno es giebt Elm ri6tises Bib pom Der
steluns oerisIben. absr in SeSag auI
bic adnOer, nit benen mir tetre Sertrase
Gber gesenieitige Naturalization obSez
idlpHen baben, tam man Iid tpenlssr
beltimmt ausbriden, ba bic 9ebraupe
isner @esierunsen nur aus Yrdssoer3z
fallen uno ibren 6eieben abgeTommsr
peroen tSnnen, uno man bic Muslesuna
iensr BsieBe ibrsn elsenen arl5anaIsF
lberlaHen muB.
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Sin fIeines neiBes gferb ON 0ienitas frib; 6er
Giaentbiinler Fam oaiielbe gesen SeaabIun9 Der un<
foReu in Gmpfane nebmeu.
SpIepb Gdbreier, S1cuer
179-h) an Der Sefairs Apsnue.