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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

\ SPECIAL from Washington to
the Chicago Tifbaa-, says it Is an
nounced that during the coming win.
ter another survey will be made OF
the Is,hmus OF Darien, and the exps-
dit,on will be divided into two bod.
les, one to commence at Daricn and
the other at Nicaragua, the former
being under command OF Command
er Edward p. Lull, OF the United
States Navy. Commencing IN 1869
70, Commander Seliriage has follow
ed up his Darien Canal project with
an energy and persev erancc truly re
markable, and if that had been all
that was required he would have
solved the problem long ago, and We
should by this time have canal un-
der way across the Isthmus OF Dari-
en-. On his expedition OF last year,
he found q route by which canal
eau be put across the lsthmas for
about eighty four millions, and his
object tins winter is to do even better
this. He will, with his party, consist.
ING OF Lieutenants Collins, Eaton,
ana Sullivan. OF the Navy, cross the
ls,hmusby rail to Panama, and there
ioin one of the vessels OF the Pacific
fleet, in which he will proceed down
the coast to the place decided upon
tor striking across the lsthmus, which
will be point from which the nasi-
gable waters Of the Atrato River can
10 most readily reached.
The survey will not occupy more
than tour months at the tarthest, and
leaving the United States on January
|, 1873, the Dar,en expedition will be
back by the first of the June follow.
ing. which will be giving them ample
time tor all unavoidable delay. The
| Nicaragua Expedition will start
earlier than the Darien, as the party
is somewhat larger, and the SURVEYS
! TO be made are more extensive
Their operations will commences
from the Atlantic coast, and thsil
first point OF departure will b.
Hampton Roads, whence man OF
war will carry them 70 Gfeytown
which will be the headquarters OF tn
expedition. The officers thus ia
detailed to assist in this impo- tar
work are, Lieutenant Commando
Schieluzs, and L,eutenants Lu;z
Mozer, and Haw'ey.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14
Education IN France.

A Paris cable dispatch announced,
the other day, that the Council Gen.
eral OF the Department Of tho Seine
has adopted n resolution in favor oil
compulsory education. As Ignorance
is contcssediy the Achilles heel OF
France. this demand tor national
system of schools lin which nearly all
The Council. Generals have now con-
currsd), might. perhaps, be accepted
as good omon, were it likely TO lead
to any practical results But this is
not to be expected. In the National
Assembly tho measure is opposed by
large and powerful faction, on the
ground that the State has no right to
interfere with the family; and in ad
dltion to this, there are really no
funds available for the purpose.
It is Illuminating confession that
even under the Republic many
should still consider public system
of education in the light OF danger
Gus and revolutionary proceeding. =
And it is equally humiliating that a
nation claiming to march in the van
of civilization should not be able TO
spare tho money necessary tor the
establishment Of efficient schco OILS
throughout the whole county
That these assertions arc not made
without good authority may be seen
from the following statement, which
recently appeared in the Paris Patrie.
This journal says, in substance, that
there are at the present time 5000
communcs in France where such
things az public schools are utterly
unknown. In the larger cities the
schools are 40 inadequate in proper
tion to their populations that on this
account alone large number OF chill
drcn cannot attend them. In Paris
this want Of accommodations pre-
vents no less than $4,000 children
from obtaining even tho most ele-
mentary branches OF instruction. In
a majority of the rural districts the
schools which exist are SO far away
that they are practically inaccessible
during several months to the larger
par, OF tho pupils. The buildings in
which schools. are taught are in many
instances in such a dilapidated CON
di,ion that parents often fear to risk
the safety aud health of their chill
dren by sending them there. Nor rs
there, as tho Paty,e frankly admits,
any hope OF speedy Improvement,
I, The State, which spends millions Ill
military experiments and other cost
iy amusements, cannot afford to lay
out money tor the schools. The
commnnes are already taxed TO the
utmost and can assume 20 additional
burdens. The sole hope OF the
schools is, therefore, that tho bcnev'
o!cncs OF public spirited mdividnal'
III their respective localities may dc
something to help them.
Popular education i'll France ],
virtually dependent upon private
charity Inter Ocean.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

household gods have received for
want OF that daily care which is tie
duty Of husband and father to be-
stow upon them. The husband and
father himself also needs repairs
which only the wife and the mother
can make. He has taken cold, OF
course. He has drunk too much
beer. His raiment has become d.
Iapidatcd, and he is altogether secdy,
soggy. End sad He is a domcstic
wreck which needs to 60 home for
repairs. And while there ls neccs-
sity tor the sons OF freedom to look
Hatter their churches and their houses,
1t is equally important that they
should look after their stables. That
noble animal and dear friend of man,
the horse. has also suffered in this ep-
rlemic of patriotism. While Bluff
kins has been trying to elect himself
Alderman, tho Epihippic, Hippohi-
norhea, Fsrrohippozymosis, Epizoot
ic, Fsbrequobronchiatis, and lie Ca
tsrrhs Chevolin have been courslng
the air, switter taan Faust's witches,
and have seized his horse, and Bluff.
kins' dear friend is now coughing and
sncizing in his stall, with dropping
ears, lack lustre eyes, and cold legs.
Now, let Bluffkins forget his defeat,
and. laying IN lavish supplies OF hot
mashes, turpentine, and arnlca, apply
himself to the Christian task Of saw.
ing his dear friend, and in that hu.
name deed he may find consolation
in the fac. that he could not save his
country, and had to leave that patti.
otic feat 10 Tompkins.
II mono Of these occupations sug-
gest the requisite consultations for the
late defeated, there are other and i'm.
portant duties to which good ci,i-
zen and patriot may apply himself
and find remedy for his broken
spirit. Let him learn to drive oxen
Let him harness himself 20 a wagon,
and in hauling freight for day or
two find out how it is himself, and
thereby learn to be merciul to his
beast. Let hum read philosophy
Tom Jones on the Eternal Fitness Of
Things, or Cicero De- Senectute. Let
him clean up his house and store aud
get everything in readiness to ward
off the cholera, which may be expect
ed bright and early next Spring. Let
him go to bed at 8 o'clock ami get
up At five; astonish some poor, sick
neighbor with little douceur; aston
ish his wife with new silk gown;
astonish his children by bringing
them pockettull of candy, and
astonish himself by eschewing sa
looms aud saying his prayers nights.
lie can do all these things, be hap
py man and a patriot, and still keep
his eye on Tompklns, and snap him
up the moment he steals his first dol.
lar. Llic is too short to spend much
OF it in mourning. There are deep
or sorrows than political defeat.-
Let him console himself. theretare,
that it Is not impossible Tompkins
may get Into Jail bsfore his term is
ont. and, If he does mt effect t!,a.
happy lodgment, ho will be good for
nothing hereafter, except to run tor
Office aud will soon go to seed, while
Bluftkins may yet die happy man,
mourned by his distressed family and
sympathizing nelybors.-(C Chicago
Tribune, Nov. 6.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

"Kole Oyle go cents GAL" is a
Macon (Ga. sign.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

Adclue pa.., is worth million
francs.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

Office on High Street, East Of Tama Coun-
ty Banx.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

Legal advertising, at legal rates.
For the use Of large cuts and wood type
an additional charge. varying from 10 to 20
per cent, will be made.
ProMpt settlements Will be expected with
all me-advertisers, at the close of each
calender quarter. Transient advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

certain ministsr once ,ook for his
morning text, s.Ye are Of your father, the
DEVIL and in the afternoon, unconseilusiy
Children, obey your parents
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14

A Chicago man named Tenney
economically writes his name Ky"
that is lOcy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-11-14
THE REPUBLICAN
Is published every Thursday morning by
N. d. C. TkuB.

If paid strictly in advance the subscription
prics Of the KEPuBLIcAS viii be $l.75 .
year; otherwise Il will be $500, ami no
subscription will be allowed to run over
two years unpaid.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18
TIE Rights of Women.

The House. on Friday, disposed OF
a couple of bills looking to female en-
franchisement, in very cavalier sort Of
style. One Of them had received the
recommendation of Il committee; and
a minority of the same committee had
recommended the passage of the bill,
with an amendment striking out the
material portion of it, but allowing
women to vote in all matters relating
to the liquor traffic. The bill was.
however, after some trifling discussion.
indefinitely postponed. We should
have been better pleased. If the House
had allowed the bill to 60 through its
regular course. and take its chance on
Il square vote, yea or nay.
The people of Oregon may not be
vet prepared for the adoption of Wo- =
men Suffrage. though we think the
Legislature may possibly do many
things worse than to give women the
ballot. The time win soon arrive, II
ought to have arrived already when
the laws Of our State will recognize
women as something more than non9
entities; when it will be acknowledged
that they have some rights which men
will he bound to respect. There are
many rights connected with property
which IN justice they should have, and
exercise Us freely and fully as men. It
is not our purpose, however, to enu-
meate them here. In our opinion the
members of the House have commit
ted grave error not only in point Of
justice but of policy, in refusing to ac-
cept at least Mr.. Patton's proposition
to give women the right to vote on all
matters connected with the legalizing
of the liquor traffic. That is a matter
inwhich they are directly and material
ly interested. 1t is a question far less
abstract than the general question of
female suffrage. The liquor traffic
affects society, the greater share of its
evils falling upon won Ell and children.
The right to vote on it should be wo-
mans weapon of defence, inasmlleh
as society gives her none. Weare not
at all a Sentimentalist on this or any
other question F; we simply ask for jus
tice for women. .-iStmeSmaR.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18
Albaag @r0istrl,
Cd - 9 -

e. Subscribers finding an X after their
names are informed that attheirsuhscriptio
expires with that number, and they are in
vited TO renew it. Terms & per annum,
in advance: six Nmonths, s.; three months,
81.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18

The public debt statement shows a
decrease for September Of $40, 32S, 42.
The coin balance is $7S,4l7, 220; cur
renCy, $3.50, ,l4.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18
spotted Tail Interviewed.

A waggish reporter gives the follow
ing rs the result of his interview with
the Indian chief Spotted Tail:
Reporter-Are you satisfied with
the result OF your journey?
Governor Spotted Tail-Smoke-all-
Day is a great brave. He win take
care of his children. He will give us
guns and gimlets. His chiet, Little
Phil, is not like him. He hates the
red man. He gives him guns, but the
right end is not first.
Reporter-Wlmt is your opinion of
the contest between Grant and Gree
ley?
Colonel Spotted Tail - Smoke-all-
Day is q brave; he has seen foes; his
heart did not melt. SquaSh-witl-the-
Short-lIon is 4 woman. His tongue
is loud. Observation-Disclosures
shell loves the tire-water. His knees
are weak.
Reporter gather, then. from your
conversation. sir, that you do not eat
crow?
DR.. Spotted Tail-Na-la, the sheep.
eats the grass. IIe-he, the Ass, eats
the thistle. The red man cats the
partridge, Wanawan; he does not eat
crow. caw-caw. The Great Spirit
took caw-taw, the crow; he painted
him black that he might work in the
dark and not be seen. He made his
eye keen to see q foe. He made his
wings strong to fly. lfa warrior eats
caw-caw. the crow, his spirit will 60
into him. The warrior will be black
to do the work that is not clean; he
will be sharp to tear the prey; he will
be swift to fly. Spotted Tail and his
tribe cannot eat crow.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18

A RIVER SToRY.-A couple of flat
boat men on the Mississippi river.
having made an extraordinary good
speculation. concluded that while they
were in New Orleans they would 60
for a real first class dinner at the st.
Charles Hotel. Having eatent the meal
they called for the bill. The waiter
in attendance misunderstood them,
and supposing that they wanted the
bill of fare, laid it before them with
the wine list uppermo>t.
"Whew. Bill !" said Jerry, 'here's
a bill. Just look at it. Here, you add
up one side and I'll add up the other.
and we'll see what the Whole thing
comes to"
So Bill added up the prices of wines
on one side Of the list and Jerry added
them up Oh the other, and they made
the sum total 1884.
"Whew, Bill" said Jerry, "that's
pretty nigh all we've got. What are
we going to do about it?"
I'VE can't pay that, said Bill; ut
'ud clean lis right ont, The waiter
amt here now, let's jumpout O the
window and put y
mo, stree" aidJerry, I'D never
do sich a mean thing as that. Let's
pay the bill and then 90 down stairs
and shoot the landlord"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18

Francis P. Blair, Sr., 50 years old.
is a good shot. A few days ago he
brought down buck in Pennsylvania
at $50 yards,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18

'Ifa man has got eighty thousand
dollars at interest and owns the house
he lives in. it amt much trouble to be
q philosopher"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-18

Professor j. B. Turner of Jackson-
vile, Ill.,. advocates system Of laws
which will render pupils of the Public
Schools amemble to the State for any
improper conduct.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
sst!lS, B.na Ia ttn assP,latL BAD all,

sst!tat btNa Ia tIn aeiPlsaSt BAD all,
Iieb.F 9trr, aass nae Id Sbden la9tn
tpsrbs, 3u Gslnen @uhRen dnpsnNtu.
9abt Id bsnn sinen aneern Greunb tn
mstrer ylctb. ais SisP Qber btute nidt,
To bin psrpirrt erfhrsdt, unb bic pl6B.
Hoe Wntlasf welhe ba esseu mid erbc.
ben wtro, bat mid 70 iitsrrraf6t, ba6 Id
bsuts tn Der 6bat n,Gt I'm Stance Gin
.uiammsnbaagsno ;u fpre6sn. 2lbsr
i6aHsn Ste mir S6rsibmaterial unb OH
iousn bio morsen Nadri1ttn srbaItsu,
pel&e Ste In Serwunosrur6 frbsn ,rsr.
ben uno babst tVfTs Id, Gle gu iibsr,suscn,
oab t1 ebrItRsr bin ais Sie bisbsr &c,
slauSt baben m6ssn."
(GOrtirBans fuIst)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21

&pmmcnpsaItb Cooperative, - 100000
@ebGuce, WSbsln, 8dufmannsaiiter &c, ptrbr
i'd Ja ben nisprisifsn Staten SerI&sru.
SD pertt mid btirsben, risine @Suner IN
tster Stniitt ;ufrieben au ifrlltn, unb ibsrbaupt
mtins @rftGftr stpi6rnbaft unb piinflitb ~ er-
fiilIsn. gu iprr9rn teern Gag i'm @Iilf WUrt
Wai6tnen Sbcp unb BON 6 bis 10 llbr abrnbs
in her Office BON Brlls unb gBatrrs, Sen.
@gtnten, 224 eafapanua 2Ipsnut grgrniiber esr
Uaibinetrn Saa, zinc 3rfpps bod. Srr 3bsp.
Dor 5siugsr pirp In ber If. unb 12. gEars
Ipplieatipnen fur birIrIbsn Com pasnien aufnrb.
mtn. $40 Gbas. sd. Better. @arnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
@nnScrbare Suren.
(GcrtirBuns fuIst.)

Ginsm @t6fslblatie satnebmen mir fol.
9snee NittbetIuns, pslbe rem Gortf6rit
Der Gbtrurste TN 10. Subrbunprrt sE,
0euiise barttut.
"Gtne psrfpirbise Cur natmsn ;pe
btsFae slsrste btrlsr Sage on einem
Dsutf6eu Namsne SaiItr por, Der btnts,
Ntp Nlbanp wotnt. DerleIbe bate ctr
9ei1wur an Der 0eber, bas Dor ungef6bi
stnsm Sabre barlt, uno ppbrt ber gttel
Ll& tn ben @assn entIub. Sur, tarau
btloete Ft ptrber elm erpBes @sIf mir
ptlhss ii& etnen @sg pur6 BEN Raaer
uno ipdter bur6 Die Seite babnte, unit
Our@ eisfe Ssfnuns sins aussnblidliG
aue uno tsoe Nabruug, bic er Su li6 nabm
eurt ben Wta9sn pisosr tinaus. &atfer
massrts 5u stner fOrmlidsn @erippe al
uno iant NIT iebem Sage metr tem @rabs
sntgsaeu. Die sripibnten gsrste, Cool
unb S'Rsilp, maGtsn nun rtnr SsfFnuna
tn ete Setts, 9rUb ssnue, nm tte Gtnee.
pstoe ourt bitleIbe su ,tsbsu, bteIr udbtsn
fe an Stellsn, mo- lIs ssriiIsu paren, ,u.
lammen, uno ISobtn Re Dann burdb bic
SsHnun9 ptsbtr al ibrtn Ulas ,uriid.
Der Yattsnt bsfnpst F6 mad bteler ae,
paet.n Spsrattcn 3tsmIiH pObl unp wirb
wabrf&stnli& sens1sn."
Gtsentlta III piss nod aor ntdts. Scr
bsrd9mte DOttor 9anssnbrd In Berlin
bat nod cine ptdttgere uno unelautIt.
&sre Cur init rinsm Nann SUrssnpm.
men,
YIN Stertrauer Bate etn @s1dpiir I'm
Wd9sn unb fraste ben OUttor um 1atb.
9r unttriu6te tbu, ertIdrte, rs mare sias
Operation nItbt1, psl6e er Der aubercr.
psntlittett oss 6alles rsesn gratis ppu,
3tsbsn wrur. Ger Sertrauer williate elm.
oenn bic sntirblt6Rsn 1assnIdmet,sn
ltebtn tbm tsine Gubs meGr. Qm anreru
Gage 8tns baru bic Operation pcr Itb.
Der Dattsntpuroe an einsnSif:s ae eIhno(lt
Der ar3t tifnste rem esit brs llneladlt6rn
unb bob pUrtGiia ben 1assn teraus.
Nah ttntssm Stfstsn trempelie er renIsl.
ben um, l6nitt has @s1hpar teraus,
9tn9 an bic 9dmp', um ben Mcaen ,u
rstnt9en uno bann Rem Nanne pieeer
etnJuitBsn. aIs brrfslts gut aussepaIttn
mar, btn5 er tbn ilser Rem S6wrnstl ecr
pumpe uno brtbts fih um. tamit sr Isinr
6dnes trctasn toEuts, llGisrpeb Ipraua
etn src6'r 5anO btrSsi. fa6ts mad rem
Wdaen uub lief nit b,m 'eitrn baScu.
Der Gcttcr mar oubFr i6, dfs or rem
Ssrluit bsmsrtts. Gtm 5unpe rat,uI,brn
mar nt&t mS3Ii&; rr '""s.s tob,r ouf
49,: :: .".tttel fnnsn, msI&ts ietusm Wa.tsn.
ten bfIfsn fCGlis, YlSsHa l,udtsie fstu
Nuss aH'-sr 8tns 5u eirtm natewutnen.
ben Sbllhter, lisb tin S&prtu trt.le.
bsnbtssm 9ttbs aufi6urtrtn, tea Woafn
bsrausnstmrn unO lief eann Iu f6nru ole
mtSlih ,u fstnsm 9atisntru. Ttsfsr Iao
nod tmmsr bd, fGtsn ittcb feGr IGpaG
,n istn anb tIuaie aass iurttbarsn Sum
ger uRS purf. Sstssr Fcnnte Der Tottcr
istnsm SsrIanasn NOD nidt natttcmmen
ucrtsr. musts Der @agru binstn unb emf
nann mar an GTrn unb 5rintsn su ben.
fen.
Naa elmer Qrtsit BON IL Miauten
mar Der Wd8sn EtaasIsBt, Der Baud ,u.
asndbt unO Der 8isrbrdusr mar nun i'm
Stanes, istnsm Jtettsr ,u tanteu. glad
Ssrlauf ron eirca OoGen tcnuts ter
patient pieeer lumber eeten uno fiiblts
lih init fsintm S&wstnemG5sR gan, pCr.
treiflth,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
AOe DbeI= 0ef6 AFT.
Sranflill 0Otel,

deSGrfrabs II, @arb.
.Gtelss .riiemIitH bff:nnts Srtsl cal Inter.
ilpEssr psfrnrmmsn upS 90 ipirs frin 8sllrs.
ben lfin, sNra euie Spsilen une @rrGnfr unb
Fsanehar Seeirnun9 Ilsa hrn aufsntbaIt All.
9ensbm su MAIDEN.
SOliss esuts rrbaltrn quite Saa usS 9psis.
4ml3m Sebapiap Serbher.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
SScrtcr! !!

Dem Ssrebrtrn pubIifum BON Snanfon unS
nmssstnb bisns sur NabriGt, ba6 i'd Dor, ben
frISsnben 8euer- unb rns.gsriterunas-G 6 ON.
pa8nien bic asentur ibsrnpmmtu babt:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
gOnr0O MeltstI,
pttefsbarG
Gambler 1T
plffb-, Giffn- nnb aupfsr-l ll1aaren,

bat ale In fetn Sad sinl6Iassntsn srtiFsI In BE-.
fer Aualitat iftts pUrrdibis.
Saudrbsiten, tpie }. .. SIs9tGGtr, 9sssn bon
@as' une gSnlIsrrbbrrn unb GbnIi6e arbritsu
psrben briprbrrs piinftlib unb gut auessfibrt.
aas nisins arbsit III mad e9t bsufltsr art
gut unb bauerbaft.
grIisaunssn nrtmeH ertssgsn bic Serren
gHm: SrnltL penn apsnut, uub G}rittr. Bei-
del, Gsbarlrabe.
(G,si&dftslUfal In Deter SGafrrs Saus, se.
geniibrr BON Jrieerit 6aber.) 2Oap7f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
0er hat altc Geute?

fiir amerifanilbe aItc Gsnte BON ben Sabr-
sGnesn 1892, 1893, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1871
psrbsn sute prtife bs,ablt. GbsnIp fir babe
Gente 9epifrr SabrgGnge.
@sr lOl9s bsgst nsINs ii& tn bsr Grpstitfcu
btsits 8lattes. 3b8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
Saner s Banee.
sisgldufsr bsa
SrDcerietn nflb 9rpbifTut,e,t,

VLUItEIttW IILIp TJEDDITtUtlelI,
MainfraBs, Sybs parf,
nrttn hem 5ptrI bee Ssrru GsSras 6jrSber.
Ginem Sertbrten btutE9sn putlifum bic rras-
benfs ansess, bdb mir fortpGbrtnb rinrn ausGs-
tr6bIttn Vcrratb bon proSiant unb 9etensniit.
ttln an SanS baltsn unD ;u ben biIisfrn prsiIeu
an unlert 4unbsn psrfaufsn.
sstsn mir bic @rriiSfrung, Sa6 lrprbI AuaIitGt
ME prsiit tfr 0aarsn niGts ,u pinIden lbria
lafrn. 3Oab9
Safob Snutr. f}risbrit Wau.r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
gSirtbs, 1rnb Rnfthnna.
Q0f0tDG DGslusuGa N0asS

2addpauna GOrnue, uabF benz Depot,
Gbas. Srppp, Trep'..
GaS OSist, tn brlrr serifs einseriGtsts baus
II nit GGsm psrirbtn, mas bsm RBrpsr AIR Star-
fung uns Grfriitbung u6tbi9 it,
0utss 8ier, bic fsiHfirn Wsias, eiausrt uns
@igarrsn, parGs uue fdits SpsiffH; aulrru, au
iser grt jubrrtittt.
Gin fsintr SaaI fiir DaEtrn unb SJamiliea.
nm ia9lrsibsE 3uiPrr9 rrluGt frius IrrunS
25tnS Gbde. Trppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21
GGrmania Halle.

Ginfnl DtrtBTitn pubIitum bic sretbtnr Qn-
iftsE eab obi8ss, rabe trm Dsppt erISarnt erfaI
rfu ttnsertbtrt une btbrutruo SerIbEnrrt puroeu
! une rEttr etr etttuns ees llnifEjribnrttn ben
btutiGsu pubIfum jtsi pitsrr often Ifrbt.
Die 3sit bsr fOrmrllsn Girpeibuna tpirb fp6-
ter befannt ssma9t.
DaS aussgti9Htts ,;OrSsfriup" aHe cine
eurt9rtifsnet gsuiJGticn madbtH bislss pofaI
~ btm angrrtbmfrn IufVnttaltSsrt In be,
Staet. uOinN Ssb1 2itbIsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21

Triebrieb S6rabcr,
8atriiant pUu fprub elnSem Grcne 8ier,
SGrfdpariua unN aiiusraiwaGtr,
5atriF in Wulberrpfra5e, srif&tn penn u. gRyp-
ming Apsnue,
Sorter, ssle uuS 2aeerbier,
IN GIalGsn, pirb ,u ben nisrrgiirn preilen I'm
@rr5rn mad alien Vlissu bsr City fplsnfrei &C.
liefert.
Cine GrfdtruHs Bon 25 Satrtn In mrinsm ST.
GGfts befGbist mid, eineu SarlaparilIa ,u lie
,rrn, ter ale auberrn 8atrifate ibtrtrit unb fer
Ssiunebeit Iebr ,utrGeIit IL. Das @sitaft iistt
unter msiusr prri6HIitfn 9eiMaa, nns SpIIf gu.
frtrbsnbtit tviro edrartirt.
Aufr6st, psIds bsi 9srru Spbn 3tiSIrr atge-
gtbfn cher sur6 bic pCIf MIR jI9sflatt DereCn,
instu prOmptr Srridf8tiSurs.
26ta ar. SGrabtr.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-03

The yicto. Braud Of cigars at the Post
Office News Room.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-03
CllAs. G. WICKER, Proprietor.
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