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New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

ANDER CoCKBURN-REMARKs OF CAbiNEi
LONDON, Wednesday, Sept rs, 1871
The opinion of the Chief-Justice, Sir Alex
ander Cockburn disaueeing with the decision OF his
colleagues in the Geueva Tribunal is published 10 TAG
Gazette Il makes pamphlet Of $50 pages
The Right Hon. James 5tansfeld, President o. tho
Local Government Board attended the celebration Oh
the foundation Of Liberal Club at Halifax last night
Tn the course OF the evening he made speech In which
he alluded to the satisfactory settlement OF the Alabama
claims "The controlling purpose Of Her hajestys
Government" he said, "throughout the controversy
was to uphold the OF peace among nations. we
have gained goodwill Of the Americans aud removed
a difficulty which full Of dangers hope tne unie
will come when all international differences will be set
tied by arbitration The British Government rs Justly
proud OF the result and confidently awaits the favorable
verdict OF country the course it has pursued
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
GENERAL POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
MINOR EVENTS.
TIE OREGON sENAToRsHIP.


PORTLAND Sept. M.-ln the Legislature the
vote for United States Senator at the present date,
stands thus In the senate-Mitche, s; Whitaker 8;
Corbett, 8; Nesnith 8. In the House--MItchen, %;
Corbett. 7; Nesmith s; Slater, Q; Whitaker, 3.
private dispatch says that the Grant Republican
members have agreed to support Mitchell, and If this
action is sustained he will doubtless be elected
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 25.-The Liberal Republicans
and Democrats of onondaga County have made ;he fol-
lowing nominations for Assembly; list District Thomas
g. Alyord; lid District, John Munro; lid District,
Garrett Doyle.
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.
NEWARK, n. D., Sept 25.-Ihe JOINT Liberal
Republican and Democratic Convention for the With
District unanimously nominated John NJ. Randall OF
Orange County for Congress.
CHICAGO Sept 25-The following Liberal Republican
and Democratic Congress nominations were made to-
day Ist District, L. b. Otis, Liberal Republican, lid
District II. Harrison, Democrats lid District
j. +. lie Moyne Liberal Republican.
MoRRIsTowN, n. j., Sept. 25-At the Liberal COnven
ton for the Yth District held here to-day, Col A. b
Woodruff, Liberal Republican, was nominated for Con-
gress
ST. LOUIS Sept. 25.-The Democrats OF the three Con-
gress districts OF this county met in Convention, to-day
10 nominate candidates The Ist District
Convention took until October O. TO give the LAD
erals time provide for convention to cooperate with
the Democrats In the lid District Erastus Wells was
nominated for reelection by accamation In this Con-
venion some trouble occurred in consequence OF the
Committee Credentials reporting against several dele
gates favorable James j. Mcbride, and that gentle
mans friends withdrew from the Convention Confu-
sion and disorder ensued and the Convention adjourned
one week to give time for the members to harmonze
Subsequently the boilers met and nominated Mcbride.
BosTos Sept 2s-The Hon. ID. W. G0och was nom l.
mated by the Grant Republicans of the With District to-
day. for Congress
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

"A heavy storm swept over Louisville Tuesday
op partially DESTROYED oss S3oo The Methods, ehaeh
Popdsve demolished The roof Of the stable Bank
distance
ns
POI
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
SPAIN.
NEW FINANCIAL EXPEDIENT.

NEW FINANCIAL EAPEDILNT.
MADRID Wednesday, Sept. 25 1877.
The Spanish Budget proposes to meet the
excess OF expenditures receipts ny withholding tho
subsidies Of the clergy.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
PATRIOTIC ACTION OF EX-Gov. BIGLER.

GIVE PLACE FOk EA-GOV. CURTIN,
BELLEFoNTE, Sept. 25.-EX-GOv. Bigler, in n
speech to-day, declared his intention to withdraw from
the Democratic ticket for Delegate at Large to the Con-
sttutona Convention, in order that the Of the
Hon A. g. Curtin ight be put In his place. recOg-
milton Of the Liberal Republican party of Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

-. Milton Turner, United States MinistG TO
Eswrofk the IJd a aDa ssnt dtefJ 10
Ws.lpsap on ses essBes Ne ksyss er 81 Lous " ds'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
DENMARK

ILLNESS OF THE KING.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 25.-King Christian is
seriously III.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS,

SENATOR SCHURZ AT LANCASTER.
ANOTHER IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION IN HIS
H0NOR-AE AFTERNOON AND AN EVENING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY SENATOR sCHURZ
AND Prof. MILLER.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
PRICE FOUR CENTS
FOREIGN NEWS.

THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
PUBLICATION OF THE OPINION OF SIR ALEX.
ANDER coCKBURN-REMARRs OF CABINET
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
THE CANVASS IN THE WEST.

THE PENOMINATIoNISTs AND THE GERMANS
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTIONS OF SENATOR
SCIURz-How THE PEOPLE TALK-A CLOSE
CANVASS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
BRUTALITY OF THREE POLICEMEN

Since the Statue Of Franklin was erected IN
Printing House square, policemen Of the Fourth Precinct
have been detailed 10 guard IL. Their attention was
attracted yesterday 10 the monument by erowd
watching the movements OF unatic, who, having
climbed TO the top OF the pedestal was cutting and rip
ming tbe flag covering the statue. Inc pOHcenen ran
across the street and i0ued by another ohcer began
Iru,o attack on the insane with their clubs lhey
could not climb up to pull him down, so they beat ms
feet and legs As soon a. he reached the ground
the three policemen p0unced on hlm ono
oo him bv the neck and forced him 10 the ground; Hh-
other kicked him under the iron railing surrounding th
monument and third sezing him by the collar, dragged
hInl away. As the man led away, the policeman
hnldng him muttered an oath and dealt MN crnel
Low on the head In the afternoon he was afraghed NJ
the TOmbs and detained for exsuination ny Ph5
cjops lie eoye his name as Dicdrch Bahr, and, as a
reason for his conduct sad that lie liked Franklin and
wanted TO sec him. hut that the flag was In the way
The officers who maltrraed the man are sos 23 ~
and 2ls of the Fourth Precinct Chrgos we're b"e az
the Tomb, against No 23I for beating the nal dter us
arrest.
To the razor Of Tt6 Trtbuhe,
SIR; Some excitement was caused AT l2;jl
T. NJ to-day IN Prntinl House square by several ponce
mon trying TO get man down from the Franklin statue
The officers we're enraged with the man because be hnc
climbed ND the pedestal How could he have done so 4
The tyo r6cemcn detailed to watch the statue had done
their duty aud what right had the one who colared t
fellow when he did come down to CLUB nm on the hea,
when ne was resisting 80 that heard he Do~ Whei
standing in the second story Of THE lRlBlNb pudlhsi
Respectfuiy yours, 6. X
Ntr-I YORK., Jan. Is, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
POLICE NOTES.

Commissioners Barr listened yesterday, to "a com.
plants sganst policemen.
VIM. Penny charged with n violation of the cleo
ton law tired yesters! before Judge grt0
miner sai acquitted.
James Kelly. age So was instantly killed. vcsteT.
day, BY falling from lie While entering B,os,s hmc Kills At
Kleventh'Ave aud Fifty.dfth-st
Hugh Wilson, age 81, lahOrer died Yesterday at
No 22U7 Thirave from injuries inflicted b MeC orI1ses
fellow bOArler on iheieveuins Of Jan. B.
Thomas Rahil, age ~, was instantly killed and
James OBnen seriously Injured yesterday by lbe s Of an
rnent on the Ssokett-st Boulevard, BrOollyn.
Two sneak thieves entered the cOmmisso house
No l4y Wsngtn YESTERDAY aud while the attc
OF the cashier the other stole $500 from desk No
Mrs. Margaret Glen, age 80 Of No. 10 Rine-st
Vas and dangerously injured yesterday and
by coal driven by Andrew Winters who arrested
James Angus officer of the CrotOn Water De-
psrtInen held Yesterday for al the General Sessions
charge Of demanding rs water Alexander GeudI w
Apityst and then Offering TO iI the thing" for 81
- Daniel f. Calvin was placed on trial in the City
ont Of Boo before judge McCue yeeay for The murder
hchsel Campbell Fungant In font Of bis soou the evsug
Of July TO- 1874 This the second trial Tie given did not
differ materially from that ELECTED the iIIAl
In the criminal branch OF the City Conrt of Brook
yesterday District Attorney Dron entered pro.quf upon
he Indictment charging Madame Mary Van Busrt with
ht death OF Eny Post BY abortion Aug 49,
od viii Dr. benjamin Perry for the 'e disagreed Ia
Aer c''e ard sbe was released upon derosng 1000 ball
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
CIVIL NOTES.

The Murray Coulter case was resumed yes
erdny in the supreme Court Circuit before Judge Brady
Defendant asked 10 have the testimony Of one OF his
Witnesses James Carroll, withdrawn, which was
granted The evidence given attacked the character Of
Rchsri IIamin. one OF plaintiffs witnc--es. Carroll
has been committed by Justice Bxby on the charge OF
perjury, Case
Judge Barrett, upon the application of Mr..
Courtney OF counsel Tor eXCOnroer Connolly granted
an ORDER yesterday staying proceedings In the case OF
the Board Of Supervisors OF the County of New-York
against Mr Connolly until the determination OF ques-
ions now pending AT Albany In the cases brought
against the Controller the part Of the Attorney
General This order made returnahc for argument ON
the fourth Monday Of January.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
MASS ASSASSIN DISCOVERED

ihe investigation held yesterday by Coroner
schIrmer In the OF Charles Mas late OF No 100
Marketst., Newark, n. j. who was found dead in tbe
hallway Of No co 0akst. implicated two Of tho wit
nesses who had previously testified thoy knew nothing
about the murder. 80" "''"ins
Thomas Moor AboreI Of No n bonroe,t te,sed , on T
as' e seh ~. 1toessd Win shotiI sianug the
men 70 mont OF WHITE saoOr, No IA h0lToesti
ht bartender came ont OF the sooon .es..t tI
h be aeei the deceased l backward sHIias m. ls"t n
.n, ~ hssa on nt -Ah tyefA women decisrtd lt va.
noehhs tbS p.rG0n sbold be treated ,o 81.
renamed sneonoos be.at 1npst The saloon ad
onsbec deceased on he Jaw With LS
eAeh that the nAriras kled Marrow Tnp,t FOR ,.,,, "
shen west 70 ioeh Tor oeser be ram, b. % 81
peer ts,ite witness to an .r,. ...a
VA. ne Mao hse eoss Assy Marrow s.l b
''" ~ N 'ss sb"s w sp fh9 Rhi lt s ss 4s sl,N ~
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
DECISIONS jan. Is.

.Supyeme COart-Chdmb,Ts.-- Judge Barrett
Galu National Bsnl AIT Wf-Aotion denied without costs To-
0f HickosReport ali
order granted he the petition Of the Churh the Aceu
of leave granted Reese
agt spaGegJ judgment granted. Ba'e BerMelosnfs tor
counsel Franc IT, Purcel-Jngeut may be eUrd the
report he po not the iaignen The amemsui must be made
the
he nodr before before decision Resant sgt acBnle
Motion denied With 10
Superior COiVt-SDcciai T1m.-By Judge Barbour
Imiou AZ teThlri Railroad ComPany-hotou denied SNOW
sanger AT Iurmy.Oile Kahn schott
SI0sn to granted Baker Cooling Order grated
smith agt llalt-OFieg saneL
Common Pleas--SDec0l Iern.-By Judge Loew.--
Tie Peope ysa judgment on forfeited recor
hul0k
Company Eliidgeurer modified Lync1 Suh-Moiion
grania RontLsl soinOrir i De- g. l vacated With
40 costs o pnt Jackson AIT Manhattan t"a'n tompny-
dismissed With Sl0 pinuf Snt.
defendant di-cfsr,el. Slater Clauhel'la DeieI
ia sclarssd Irdscs AZ. lean.-Sft, O.I.f'!
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
THE RECENT FIRES ASSURANCES.

The following is a list of assurances on
property destroyed by the fire I'm Firstayc Sunday
H. Sage dealers North British and Mercantile Sl5o0
Liverpool London and Globe &3,Ol; Relief $500; e250C
Arctic $500 Mechanics and Trvier. 5000 4tna Of Hartford
@1Ur; SrIg t2S0; PheniK Of Hartford, 5000 Femen'
Furd san Francisco =500l Union Of Sap Francisco, $3.50 Hope
42: SO; Metropolitan 5000; total t38500 Loss
$4,000 lumber dealer Commercial Union Of London
$500; Liverpool London Globe 5O British and Mer
Frsnkn
Padelpb IS Nicholas 5000 RI Fund Mer
chants 5000 Home of Coinmbus Ohio 800 GTeengich 81 so
Globe s25ci Ena Of H5orl +35oQ Exchange, $780, ssr
$780, Earsgansett % Providence $780, Greenwich ~ 500
Airat +2I o, total $50 900; loss 5000 Phyf DUFFY lose
$1,000 insured tor - 90 f. Richie, machinery and budng.
Iuo, +5O Springfield s20OJ; Andes, tO0i Amazon
5000 fIaort $3.50 other 500; to,sl
loss +3'' w. T. Blodget varpb
factory snd stock | S5o partially Insured Patterson Coz.
pauingm IL shout the previously published
Mes j. " Is co. mlnuf7 Of the Pos.v. Power Loom
zoe 3 and 80 Wooster st. estimated tler loss stock machinery
broadway $1,000 Apercsa 5000 Peo es IS 600; STANDARD
@50@ ldeHnen'- -J0V; Importers Traders, 5000; Con.
tusatl 5000 springfield Fire and Marine, 5000; Roya $OOO
W'9shurxh Cts, 5000 Total %GOO stock aud machinery
Liverpool, London
Cty, +lmO. Total $1,000 Nessr. A. scbuette Co
'orer al lucrs, 1900 ec By The 1mencu B1uoeT Com
paL.es
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
STOKES INDICTED.
TIE TRIAL TO BEGIN TO-DAY

TIE TRIAL TO BEGIN IV'UAl'
The over and Terminer Grand Jury pre-
sented an Indictment, yesterday against Edward .
Stokes for the murder of James Fisk jr the ueh
recites with the customary legal verbosty that l. "
Stokes late OF the Fifteenth Ward OF the City ana county
OF Ncw-York on JAN c, 1872, did with malice atoaC'
thoupht KIM and murder James Fisk, the younger,
against the form Of the statute IN such case made
provided against the peace OF The people OF 'Ho
State Of New York and their dignity.
The case wac not called yesterday, owing II s said 10
the nb,cuce Of the Distrct-AtOmey at Albany; bat 1t
!, ,rXp,ctei that II Will come up tOdly.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

of the Sinking Fund The matter was re,erpe" 70 eIo @
Gaw and Finance Committee for investigation COIL
mnnieaton was received from the Union Ferry company
declining the proportion OF the Boru ~ i vitom
a. Referred to the Special Committee Aaerun wv oaT mgS
moved that the Corporation Cou'cl l,niroa1 company
charges ak cents fare for passengers on i'' fo"N
Alnu1pn.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
la Uot,t-yndoo ,Joseph Casey and

81. Nicholas Hotet-Judge Joseph Casey am M
Clinton Lie,d Washington ex-SonEressD"nl y = Con.
sn Mt RTcraen: George s. Halo of Boston, ana u IL H.
Ramsey Of Albany Astor HonsemA;, %pcf prcf Fair
man Roeers of Philadelphia, Gov Price Oh ~ nvs
sey, Heiry r. Wells, r of Virginia, ana senator
Pratt o: indiana ex-Attorney General Hoer inc Ho LII
WiIom Whiting OF Boston, and Homer n Ne''9 Linn "a" e
TScmonf and family Tarrytown NJ Inspector T9o %
raj McOuada of Gov Hofman's stanI h1u M, t cdn =
n Marvin albany. === BT6r00f HO"sC-". " ho ifofr
ongh s 81 BoSol On evening on the Way TO Washington.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
PROPOSED REDUCTION ~ CABLE RATES
The directors and managers of the different

''ffV'
Atlantic Gables have been in communication with MIR
orton OF the Western Union Telegraph Company ior
some lime past ~ regard 10 proposed reduction Of
rates Inspired by the fact that up TO the present time
the business done by these lines has not been eoua IA
hpaclV oi more than two cables IL Ii believed
tha The managers, who will decide the d,.stI"n
WIN adopt the suggestion of Nh Orton and Others fnm
lar with Geographic enterprises ana tLnf redn,i,n
VIII bc made Of from 10 To 25 per cent '''"
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
HUDSON RIVER COrNTIES.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Ceicle Francas de rlIarmOnie gave its
seventh annual fancy dres- ball last night at the Acad
emy Of Music a Satanic Quadrille' formed part Of
the programme,
The IIdise Bund has elected the following
officers President, John Biengi Yice-Prcsident-
Mc>srs Furtman and Heckscher; Secretary, Mr. Amuel
Treasurer Mr.. Huber.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

o Mn asy man did that AFTER me nan nan hng h az
w NJ, ala "a ID an him be deserves 10 be sne w aid Oh
,,ss inferred Whites saloon. when to n,p
m ,sS ,hri wnes positively identified MARIO" Us ~
struck deceased .,,a. ooainst Marrow for cans
inc the death of Mas, and ngainst vneG' nv advice Of
m lil & after the fact Both prisoners, Dy 49, and
denied their guilt Marrow Is aGeu ~ & y a
ives nj No % Monroest Trpet is & aca 20 be Topbs by
. stoI Inrnnp
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
BRoOKLyS,s GOyrpxv,.xr
ard OF

At meeting of the Brooklyn Board OF
Aldermen, yesterday, tho newly elected Controller.
Frederick A. Schroeder. presented a communicst alton
setng forth that from examination of tho books In
bis department be hal found that about so5o 90 he
been credited " tie Re'epse Fapa Ior the ssr IN 49,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
HOME NEWS.

ruuauovprrR YESTERDAY At uUDyUrt NO. 2ls BROAD
WAY .,.
2.
H'
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
Concy Island Bht'y. '',n I'm
m m a. y M - in ~
1i.U iI.H Q:S Jb Eb
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

The circumstantial charge against James
Terwillger. Published In The TRIBuNs, Yesterday
caused much DISCUSSION and excitement In Gus omhouse
cIces. V''
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
THE COURTS.
THE RIVAL GRAND JURIEs.

THE RIVAL GRAND JUhlEo'
TIE OYER AND TERMINER JURY READl ~ ,r,rIe ne
iiN nJscu,vcpn THEIR LABORs TO END THIS
WEEK. aorod
The Over and Terminer Grand jury appeared W
yesterday before Judge Ingraham, and pfeSehou '"'
following document: ..,,. - tie
% ,5 Iv f The Cou Of General Sessions having m eGne 70 bve m
conclusion they illegal BODY y ee jb Court and
taken during existence Of the Nrand jury u rejection Your
bo's movas dhargng This Jury rom ber on nien their
of re duties aisnel g Il as ~ s & of the Court Of Oyer
@ desire to be pat right the reeor eni % 20 o.
houh notorious iici mat ta ei,y b witnesses and
daily We have no desire TO defeat the ends Of justice W
npoh bors or 10 pursue any which nay hae @
% % Of r. We wor therefore, respectfully sa 10 o yoni
iIe @ AZ. rt,v 10 be discharged rs you ce n ~ v
Honor 'n rterests INDLgY N. ioFFHAs foehau'
paub!e WIN 'ne luO'' ' EDWARD BARKER Sccretary. -
Judce Inqraham-Haye you any business now oe'oio
youi 49,. cir
Tond Inncrho-Iow soon will you be able 10 hhis
II rrobobv tlc latter part OF this week. oo,,
M yvOnld suggest To you not 20 tP IN
@ ,oyc Lusiness. 10 is your duty 70 ~ ot
,viich Won lave on hand, and win tir ti, nnrsons i'm
tempt 10 interfere. me asnon ,ron. %, as You aud
~ .,cad tlat know Of no betteE W J,scIf
60 on without regard to such acGH n g. was NV duty Il
feel tnat have done Ohly uhI VIM . Jone ANYTHING
i,rnner THE business you have been cailei II rh
Cipofc OF was aTa ~ composed on &c E ~ Co,rt and Il
nv law are required TO ne lI sen % ~ and #
~ boord hcrc and could not he hcafu c,', - ~,
~ w II Iocted these duties you would nave pc' 9G
go n c9psirc and would hayc tahen go ,,,iItJ nj
Jft Loyr led To the escape Ci those WHO ti' yro
i5 i5t i,i matters as YOU have n CHARGE o" ~
oiosc nm thc I'M. mess 1 have in TINS ICuII
nresent week. and it would 20 desiIase DE- e'' y"
| close up your ab9rs within the same 'i'A''
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
The President of the Board of Assistant Al
dermen announced, yesterday the following stanuin
committees for the year:
MISCELLANEOUS.

Commissioner Van Mort removed, yesterday
A. D. Barber, Deputy Collector Of Assessment end ap
pointed in his place Lcmue Bangs formerly ol the rm
of Bangs, Mcrwn 81 co.
Controller Green began, yesterday The issue OF tho
City and County Revenue bonds recently auth'~'o "
fIln Ianl
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

The British brig Galatea Capt Armstrong
in rhs Ns'd ior Boston abandoned iu sinking
on Jan - n It, 81 long So having been dsms-ed
e th. ATT he.ts taken Of and taken Boston
c4rsu OF . 3 % bu-b,l > 81 sst.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

HOySEELEpCGS, be sure 10 use DoOLEY'S
lFAi POWDER for hight elegant Brckvha Cakes Wales Sc
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

lIor WHISKY? No, Sir; give me Williams
E2TRt'r JANN,A GiSGgR.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
MUNICIPAL dFF1IRS.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE BOARD OF ALDbhNb~
The Board of Aldermen met yesleruay'
Iosopb shannon took his Clerk Of the Boaru n
dorman Mehrpach offered a resolution, when was TO
f,rred 10 rescnd all unawarded contracts lor p"'e
streets and opening sewers and PROVIDING tnaI
such contracts shall not be awarded without Dcius "'
yertised for 30 days. ooot,r, tho resolutions of
>, ~ III WnorJ nassed over the Mayors veto, aoWinGie TX
Inc Harlem Railroad Company to SINK is d drect-
law additional tracks above FOry-seeOpdst' ~
inc fine CLERK OF the Board to remove tle ,ya the
th3 old BOARD communication was ~, A., tbe
Commissionor OF Public Works, calling attc ~ tl,S ne
fact that the lease OF the rooms now OccI poSrred
nartment OF Public Works expires on fCO l. '
TO n special committee. .,..oo 81 ,l,o whole on
soIaries and reported favOraby on inc pun tA nos
creosin9 fhc EXPENSES Of the Board. 1ne IcP'i' W."
adopted and the Board adjourned.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE ASSISTANT al
DERMEN.
Tho President of the Board of Assistant Al
dermen announced, yesterday, the following stanuins
committees for the year: fC
1, AMI Searrs Kraus Bren, and Codpgton Pac Uorf
C,poy Il. .icI Wllc. Donations naoml qua
IIart FCrrls-Plc,ney COnnor, and lesey.
Robinson sack. hartcsSch"artz Focy S9n
no, Cos.e9 and wade NrC1rl gtrsSimonsou FIh1h
and COiroon. OTdi1qcsA-Gesi liat, atl heS
Prf5pg ara Arrt1g-F,ey, Sinoason oal str'cS Iey. W.
g,4Lh Robinson. arl kraus Pu'H i'",D''"
Gs and McDynli RQtroalS -Connor Heaey, SCHWARTZ sn'
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

A PRIVATE revenue stamp three inches long,
with hsstss Mr. H. n the placed the cork
genuine t9' Of ALLs Vegetable SIcLAS HAIR RgSkwEE Take
ln nh.r
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
lADnomceuent.
BCRNErr's .CoLOGNE-Bcst in America.

SOLICITORS or INSURANCE wanted for this
city sri rt. the PHASX MUTUAL LIFg
o. Hanh Conn ANY person bringing ol Hoesy
compensated Apply -t Stv-lOis Office l5J Bro1issy
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-16

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rpiljen, mas es beeeutet, rdmli@ bas
aeraoe @eeentteil rapon; fe becienen
Gd nur cieies unplroisen mittels, um
ibre eieene Eobtenlbwd9e gu Derbersen.
bod umlonf! je mebr i1@ Elm Sterz
tencsr anfrenet> beifo eber 1T ietn ei&t
er!p1her, - unlere 8trde aber lebt !
> leien MIR fei1, beneilen mir bod aud
uns Ielbt als lebenoe @liecer Ter leben>
ben Stride! 65ren mir ME ouf als
treus G5bne Der tatboliiden Stride, als
lebenre @liecer beS 9eibeS Gbrift ~
1pirten uno 70 unlere Geinoe, tcenn fe
rufen: Der 8atbolBtsmus bat ausee>
lebt, ed9en gu frafer!
llnp nun, lieber @anoerer brtase1
Dir Die 9. ct 81. nod ibre bersltdften
@lldmln19e gum Nntritte beS neuen
Sabrsanses unc su Deiner neuen Nus>
fattuns bar. Mun nebmen fe Did eff
beloncers germ in i9re 6alen auf; oenn
Du pd9f ia - Elm lderes 3ei@en
bes 9ebens. @adle rur ftets freuoio
fort uno rpauoere alldlta Die yfaoe bes
TrieeeuS uno Der Babrbeit, Elm treuer
3euae fatboliiden 2etens unp @irtens,
Crescas eundO!
Y. ct NJ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-16

poraus, rab Der neusewdblte Yrdfoent
Die Tetler res alien su perbenern iu@cn
uno Dem crinaencen Rufe mad Nsfcr,
men In Der 6ffentli@en Derpaltuno III
entipre9en bereit ieiu perbe, Der in al
len 1betlen pes 2anpes p~ieoerbaat.
Nidt Der partetmann parf ben YraG>
oentenftubl e%innebmen, 1onoern ner
rpabre ysrtreter oes 8olfes mug rie
3usel Der @esteruns fibren, nur pann
miro Is better rpercen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-16
As qramte
bietea mir alien tenjenisen Mbunnenteu, tuel9e
Dor Sem 1. 6ebrudr 1873
Dir Ro(f pon Rom
pter
Gbre Dater nno mnttfr.

Cine lebr intereRante unb i9Sne Grabbing
fit oas 8olf.
NatIrli9 muB Sober, ber auf bic Yrdmie
Iniprud ma9t unb nu9 nit Der B~eSabluna
int &udfanb it, aud ben rud1anbisen 8etras
besab!en. ueberbaupt mSdten mir bel tieien,
Gnlaie bic ernalide Mabnuns an ale &Id-
f~tanoiseu suieberbolen, baB Fe nit be- Be5ab>
lung ni9t larser aSsern. @enn mir uns tetre<
hen, alien biaisen Mnipri9su unierer 2eier
mad araften su entlpreden, 70 rednen mir UNI
80 rasbr earaut eaB lie aud ibrerfsits eos Sb-
rise ttan. 3ueem iclte es niat n1stis fein,
tatbclilde Jreunbe naran III e~rinnern, tpie 1sbr
nas Sberhauft ~unferer Stride, ippie unisrs
Stsrtirtsn IN ben DiGseien unb bic tobwiir-
sise @eifliafsit iiberbaupt bic l1ntertiguns
Ger fatbrlii9en yre1e empfeblen.
Ssber Mssnt erbalt cine entipredenbe Mn;abl
= trelde bic easu teredtistfn Mbonnen,
. "'.'a'". 'ben in Gmpfans nebmen fInnst.
Isa bel. ts1nM,