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PITTSBURGH.
a Temperance Meeting Broken Up by
RONxhs.


Special Disp1tch to TIC Chicago Tribune.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 22.-.rwo or three days ago,
q number Of our prominent citizens Issued 3
memorial, asking the Mayor to call meeting at
the City Hall to consider the "Local Option
bill" now before the Legislature. Agreeable to
this, he issued call for meeting this evening,
at ha1f-past o'clock. At fifteen minutes past
the meeting was organized By the Temperance
Alliance, who had charge Of the affair, by select
ing Mr.. J. Parke, Jr., to the chair. They had
engaged band, which was playing in the
gallery at and before the opening. Immediately
after Mr. Parke was appointed, yelling and hoot-
ing was commenced in tho hall. Shouts and
threats we're uttered against the Temperance
Alliance, which was ordered to leave. 4 mob
had got possession of the hall. They elected 3
Of 1oughs went up to the gallery, and ordered
the band to quit, and commenced to put them
ont BY force. There we're only five policemen
in the hall at the time, and q terrible riot was
Imminent, IS the roughs had come there sor-.the
purpose of breaking up tho meeting. The
Mayor soon came upon tho scene
and, with some seventy-odd policemen, succeed
ed in quelling the riot. There were only two
arrests made Tho parties that had come there
to discuss the question got no show at all. but
The mob ruled, and their speakers argued for
FREQ whiskey, without let or Icenee. Tho Alli-
Knce left the ball shortly after, and, with some
800 others proceeded to their own rooms, but no
discussion was had They merely adopted reso-
lrtions against 1nob-cule, and proposed to dis
cues the mAttsr next week at the City Hall.
Eully ,5O persons we're present, many OF whom
could be recognized the very dregs OF our
lowest population.
, 1873-02-23
SPRINGFIELD.
Tho " Mayors Bf1ls, Under Discussion
In the Senate

Special Ditpateh to The Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb. 22.-The Senate Com
1ni-tee on Municipal Affairs considered Kehoe's
proposition to repeal the Mayors bill. Almost
The entire day was spent in discussion. In the
forenoon, it was recommended to be passed on
motion OF Burns; but in the afternoon, on mo-
zion Of 1lcGrath, the vote was reconsidered for
the purpose OF modifying the present law, so as
to perpetuate it, The proposition is to have the
Mayor prefer charges to the Council against any
officer he may desire to remove, the Council to
be the judge OF the evidence. This is the SEN
tinnent Of the Committee, but the bill might as
well be repealed.
The McGrath bill, authorizing the Council to
fix the salaries OF city officers, will be reported
with recommendation that it pass.
, 1873-02-23

NEW YORK, Feb. 22-Mail advices report the
death Of Joseph Sheridan Lefann, the eminent
Irish writer, at Dublin. Feb. Z.
> DAYTON, O., Feb. 22.-John y. Harris, An old
and wealthy citizen, died at o'clock to-day. He
was the manufacturer Of the well-known Dayton
ale.
TERRE HAu1E, Ind, Feb. 22.-The Hon. R. H.
Lee, Representative to the General Assembly
from this county, died at the residence OF his
brother in this city, to-day, of consumption.
, 1873-02-23
New York City Politics.

:, New YoRK, Feb. 22.-The Apollo Hail party
1ast evening elected delegates from the different
words for General Committee for 1878.
The politicians have th. most concern about
sppointing power As now amended, the Mayor
Is divested Of this power but it is thought that,
on its final passage, an amendment will be made
giving the condrmatory appointing power to the
Mayor. leaving the original appointing power to
the Aldermen. Peter Cooper publishes 3 letter
against the charter,
, 1873-02-23

RYAN -sSULLTVAN-Int this city, On Thursday eyen-
Ing, Feb. 20 1878, at st. Johns Church, by the Rev
father Waldron, Mr. Patrick Ryan and Miaa Annie n
Sullivan, both Of Chicago.
TIy-BIGONEAISSE-Ou Thursday, Feb. 20. at
St. James Church, By tho Rev. D. j. Riordan, Mr.
Eugene Forn and Miss A1bne Bigonn2issc, both Of Chi
eaFu-
Canada papers please copy.
HUTCHINSON this city, on ed Inst,
By Rev. ". Il. Ryder, D. D.. Mr. George q. Hutchin-
ter and Miss Jeasie Fuller.
, 1873-02-23

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 22.-The Board Of
Centennial Commissioners and Corporators have
just closed two days session. Much business
nf Importance Was transacted. The Hon. Bay
lie Peyton delivered an able address before the
Legislature on the subject OF the Centennial cell
ebration OF 1870. Interest in the subject iB in
treasing. Tennessee will do her whole duty.
, 1873-02-23

Bookkeepers, Clerks. &c.--Continued.
CITUATIoS wASTEE-A f1HNTLEMAS WHO HAS
been in the lumber business ID tti5 eltya number Of
ycars Wishes position lumber firm Z. capacity of
salesman general business man: has AZ 80
Guatnt,nce t.ado sad give good References to
abili.y and character. Address HUMBER, Of Ct-
piu 4 Eoss, Chicago.
, 1873-02-23
CLAIRVOYANTS.

A STROLOGY-Tu WORLD-REN0WEED BO-
n heian Astrolog aad Prophetesa Doctresa Jeanette
dc Beno arrived in this city and bo consulted
II, 1nnR
, 1873-02-23


A WHOEVER OF BUSINESS TALENT. n GOOD
a standing, md Of good principles under middle
suitable youaR hdy OF some refinement Offset corr
panJ, asastAnce, and, satisfactory. m4trmuuy Stato
age and particulars. Addrsss Glass Boz "a. city.
4 HIGHLY, RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN. WELL
n fxed desltes to form tho Acquaintance Of rrsuec1a
bIe youn4 ndJ, II to Jcars Of sxo Oboct
Addrcss Z st. Tribune Office. 'S' ''
4 YOUNG MAN OF 40 YEARS OF AGE, OF GOOD
family: II easy circumstances, wishes to correspond
rita some isdy Of widow objected Oh
1eet, na1s1nony- Lady must be accomplished: pko:o
G-s Beaver F4lls, Pa.
M1DDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN OF GOOD REP
utatlon Wishes correspondence with widow 5uur.
AoJ o. ux1cal ta1en refinement, and industrious hab
!ts. Address e. MILLS, Burlington, Iowa.
Two YOUNG MEN. OF MODERATE MEANS,
Wtsh to form the acquaintance Of young lAd.e. II
lovely disposition and good temper. With vex EsTas.;
of6ce.
, 1873-02-23

SFoR,11TIoy WANTED or NELLIE LEDERLE
who in November last nved on tho North Side Any
o1e knowing OF her will please send neg a-
drc1s to hnr brother, JOHN E. LEDEFLE, Lel1nd.
, 1873-02-23
WANTED--NdALE HELP.

WAETED-AFOUNGA MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
the hardware business, and who some city trade
9nd can give eJ reference Ca 60 Wesr Madsonst.,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-26
OFFICE OF The
Phenix Silver Mining Company,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 18th, 1873.
Location of mine, Eureka District, Lam
der County, State of Nevada.
yuyHE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the PheniX Silver
Mining Company. for the election OF
Trustees. and the transaction OF such
business as may be presented. will be
held on MONDAY, APRIL 7th, 1873. at
one o'clock Z. NJ, at the office OF the
cnmnany. Room No. 26, Hayward IS
building, 4l9 California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
Transfer books will be closed April 4th
until after the meeting.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE,
mootd Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-26
A most Efficient and Plea SAINT Tonic.
The Best Liver Regulator known.
A Sure Cure for Dyspep

gUyHESE BITTERS ARE PR EPARBD
from the most choice and whole
some herbs and roots, and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried.
Thousands OF Dyspeptics have found re-
lief through their use, and physicians
recommend them for the cure OF all di-
seases of the blood and liver, and lrrege'
larities of the digestive organs.
Headache, Billiousness and COnstirpa-
ton, General Debility and Loss of Appe-
tite, all are caused by the arrangement
of the stomach, liver and other function
aries of the system. The l l. Bltters
have been successfully used and are war
ranted to alleviate the sufferer In all the
above cases.
Read Physicians Certificates attached
TO each bottle.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE \
BOTTLE IN THE HOUSE. Sold every.
where.
H. EPSTEIN & CO., Proprietors,
No. SIS Front street, San Francisco, Cal.
mh2l-3m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-26
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-THE BUILDING FOR
IL merly known as the DELMONICO
RE TAURANT, corner OF Buel and
Bateman streets. 1t will be rented either
for a restaurant, lodging house or q phy-
sician's office. All necessary repairs or
alterations will be made by the owner.
Apply to 5. ASHlM ~ BRO,
m Iii Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-26
of the Austin and Battle
Mountain Railroad Bill.

Of the Austin and Battle
Mountain Railroad Bill.
rernor Bradley must think
the people of Lander county
thick-headed as he is him.
The idea that three fifths of
taxpayers of Lander county
Id sign a petition favoring
Increment of the provisions
M bill without knowing
ly what those provisions
is simply d-n nonsense. A
who cannot write his own
without sticking out his
he, to talk of the probable
rance of Il whole county, is a
the toughest joke we have
across for some time. The
lcritical old ass ought to be
ln to death with a stuffed
But the following is the
STATE OF NEVADA,
EyECIrTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ksoy CITY, New, March II, 1878.
" D. Minor. Secretary Of State:
HI have the honor to return,
with, without my approval,
Smbly Bill No. 105, g." AN Act to
h the right of way to James
booker ct ais, their associates
assigns, to maintain and
ate Il railroad from the
Eral Pacific Railroad to the
of Austin" =,
"a title of this bill is no real
x of its contents, and is cal
ted to deceive. The seven
|th section of Article w, of
Constitution requires that
In law enacted by the Legisla-
shall embrace but one sub
hnd matter properly connected
ewith, which subject shall be
hy expressed in the title" BY
'terms of the title of this Act
build appear that the right of
alone is granted to the bene-
lies of the Bill. But in addi-
Thereto, a loan to tle amount
RoO0OO is granted, a sum equal
Ae-tifth of the taxable property
Lander county. a petition
! three-fifth of the taxpayers
e county is required. that the
of way may be granted
provisi IN is entirely useless,
its only possible object is to
the more Objectionable fea-
5 of the Bill. The right Of
smay be acquired under the
fral law without an express
BIT from the Legislature or the
I'D of County Commissioners.
bay be possible that the re-
ted number of petitioners may
procured, and every one of
h may be unaware OF the real
Sequences of his signature.
signing of a petition to grant
right of way would be an
brant assent to an enormous
Hen of taxation. The imme-
e and only object of the bill is
mpulsory loan of money upon
Efficient security, entirely out
Proportion to the resources of
lender. | cannot approve the
Rlgnedl i. r. BRADLEY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-26
NOTICE,
Collections Made.

T>RAV. NJ. JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
l to business men and the public that
he will attend to the COLLECTION OF
BILLS in Eureka and its vicinity from
this date. He will also attend to busi-
ness and make remittanccs for parties
at distance. Charges moderate.
Office at the office of VIM. NJ. Gates,
Justice of the Peace.
Eureka, Jan. -, 1878. JAZZ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-26
|rges Against Senator Casserly.

rges Against Senator Casserly.
he Washington special says
revival of the slanderOus
rges against Senator Casserly,
california, to the effect that he
(chased his election to the
pate, does not seem to disturb
gentleman. 1t was thought
would ask for an investigation
the Senate, but Casserly says
aoes not propose to take any
Ice OF them. All the charges
made at the time of his elec-
IN 1867, and the parties max
them failed to prove them.
Casserly will not therefore,
lor an investigation.-S. f.
dminer.
matter what Mr.. Casserly's
lrse may be at the present time.
nevertheless true that he pur-
fsed with gold mot gold notes
commission as United States
lator from California. Every
~ Knew at the time that he
T. money without stint. We
,e'e' however. that Casserly
average pretty we'll with the
ies' men of the Senate, and his
,'' integrity in these Credit
o''ier times should entitle him
great deal of consideration.
.l"hile there is not the
"'est probability that he
succeed himself from the
|lden State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-26

me- n..,i sisalia Delta, having given
6ot; tf;arllcnlars of a half a dozen
med;g aftrays occurring in the
nna nia.e vicinity, says: "In
epoa p".lhg notes and drawing in
servas, s from a couple OF years
bntraa.t btatioh in this part of the
St' f4w,, we Incline to the opinion
bot 'Ir sure work, it is better to
kins,p peLow the belt. 1t may be
1 . w",. .ne code ; but if so, so much
i. .tise st;ss for the code and those
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-03-13

- Die @att tn New Sampfttre ON.
Oienaas FIR GpuSsrnbr, Gtisnbabn'S om'
miGare, @cnsre6. uup 2sBtelatur'Yit
alts6er Ii. {. 10. psrlisf rutig. Bier Gam
pipatrn fir 8oupsrnGr waren TN 6eINs
unp ss ltstnt, ais wtnn fetntr bsr(slbsn
cine ssIebIias 1strtsit srb!slt. Ser re-
putltantlGe Ganbioat III spar rcraue,
atsr etsen lyiib'r batsn bic 3tpubIiFautr
trpcntsnp an Stimmsn pfrIpren. Die
@tIeegstune wirO 3ismItt alet6 tsben,
bcb TT ale 6UfnunB vCrbanpen, bas Die
Gtmpfratsp itrs BRIT GCn8rsB 8sPriisn'
tantsn erpableu.
- @clb tsbauptet f& auf iftnsm ho
Gsu Stanbpunttr; ss tlt lc9ar NOD Fiwas
iittr 1l5 esftsesn.
- Na6 trr ppn benz @lert hes HeprG'
Isntantenbaulss aus9efsrstgten pOuian'
ptssn unb pifcifusn @itSItstsrliits mtrN
ras Observation-Disclosures fss 43. @cr'
arriTss aus 292 WitsIispern britften.
Oappn Tnb nod pIsr in @Cnuteitsut rno
bret In Nsw Sampihtrs su srWablsn.
Ord Sibs fir Bsf girBinisn unS elmer
fir Sueiana ltsgsu i'm Srsits. 3pst 8s'
prGientauten aus Artdnlas Fnt obne Die
srfUrprli6fn Certificate iitsr itre Gr
rG6luno. Bon ben ibrissn 279 Ntt8lis.
bern lino 1870 9tsputltfautr uup 80 Dr'
mctraten unO 2ibsral. RsputIitansr. Das
ger,eihni6 umfaet 127 nsus NlitsIisssr,
mas msbr 1T als ICuf.
- Sodfsbsube Surtfsn Rabsn biz
Rsinuns nusBsiprOasn, tab Hsnn Elm
OrdFpsnt lpst GsrmtHs lang i'm &m's
blsibt, bic 8sfatiunssn bsr Gatinstsmit'
stittsr bsim Sseinn bss ipsttsn Esrmine
nttt ernsusrt Su wsrtsu trauden. Sn'
fOIss bff'n pirp Der 9rdFcsnt bic i'biasu
Gattustsmttgiistsr nid;i gum lfpiitsn @laI
nUminirsn, rsip. burtb rsn Ssuat bsfltt'
GEN lafsn.
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Die @tIammtlumms bslduft iIt auf o3
Miaionsn Dollars. Gin unestsurss Ga'
yital III In gsrttnbuns nit rsn 9rausrsi'
SnisrsFsn anssttst. 9n 1868 mar bic
prubutticn scu Bier 5,6s5, ,663 6as, NIT
stusm ansstsstsn Capital pun s55 ,855,'
$50 In 8rausreien, S12T92,673 In
Mal,bdufsrn unO s35.392,O6O In Sdn'
psreisn fir hsn anbau BON 9OPfsn unS
@trle - mas cine Summs ron SlO5,e
O4O, ,O63 ma6t, bic BEL Der grCSutttOn
Don Bier aussIsst 1T. Wan Bat tsrsGnst,
pab bas ssssnwartts In brm @sihdft nn'
sslsste @apitaI R6. auf nt&t wsntssr aIS
$50, 100000 ttIduft unb bnB 10000
perIpnrn fur& Nislsu @swsrbfswsts Be-
i&dfttsuns srbaltrn. Die prONuttton bee
laufsnbsn Sabrss i4iBt man auf lO,'
100000 SAT.
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tersulslen unb ben 9ntbufasmus Su
rdmpfsn, rsr 1h In unuutsrbrpdtnsn
5u6rufsn tunbaab. Der edrm, mslhsr
burd @lUdsnssldute uno atfsusrn BON
Rancnen trtSbt wurbs, piifte bttaubeno.
Sn 6em Rcmsut ais Der pr6fpent be-
gam, feusrisn Die 6apstten BON @nna'
polls nod sine Sdlpe as, patrsne 3u'
gleib msbrers 5rusrsIrdin ansslt!a8en
purbeu.
Na6brm Der prdfpsnt feline antritts'
rsbe abssbaltsn, wures ct pcn irtnsn
5rsunbtn In trarmtn gBUrtsn bt9lud'
pinI6t; sr bsItiss talO barauf feline
@6aiIs unO trat ben Tadwss mad Dem
Dsiesn Sauis an. Der Bug, wsI@sr
li6 ptspsr formtrt bate, fol8ts t0m. DdIs
islbs tbaten fie msilsu 3ulAausr; bic
iitrissn bsgatsn iib na@ .Sauie.
Die Snfalirunesfsisrli6feit psrltsf in
Der fh6nftn Srruuug unb 8ubs. Der
praFpsnt wurbe iiteraa, rp or lida aetetr,
NIT esm sr6Btsu Gnttufasmus bssrI6i.
aae 5snfsr Osr SduIsr warsn ppn cten
Bis untsu NIT S6pfsn pcn S6auIuItisen
beIsbt unO ale 9uutte, pCn no aus man
ben 3us siniSermabsn gut isbsn fonntr,
warren reeGpirt. Ginsn impOIanten Nu'
Bid eew6brts ss, irsnn man pom S6nB'
amtssrtdubs bic 9snnipipanta Nrsnue
ttuuntsr Iab unO In allen 8t&tuu8en
san,s MaF'n Iuats wsbenOsr 6la86en
unp Sabnfn erblidte, Wdbrsnc, has SIM
pCIaute hes Shauipislss sTbDbsnp, Der
wsss Dom bss GupttcIs, Der I'D, In i6nr'
fen umrlIeu pom bIausn Stmnsl abbot,
bas sanSs 9anUrama mai'itatiIA nbsr'
rasts. 9sieer mar bic 8aIte gang un9e'
pS6nlt& erOb unp btsIt gtsle ab, paS
3immsr su psrlaTsu. Die Grautt unS
6inbsr, Die Fb bInaus tr8eten Rattsn,
mustsn BON Der SGtie nidt wsni8 Ietben.
@inise &apsttsn pCn gBsf' pctnt iGmts
rtne an,abl SoIbutsn, bic f& an hem
3us betbtiltst:n, foGlsn tas @sfht Ueer
Die Santc obsr bic Gu6s srfscrsn batsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-03-13
Die EMANCIPATION BON @rdiiSent
Grant.

9rpb ber 3dIts, bic am WiCr8en Der
EMANCIPATION trrridts, mar YtnniplOa'
mia Qpsnue I6Uu fribJsttis NIT y'sn'
IbenmaIlen gsfilat. I'm taIb Ssbu ubr
mar Der 5sR,us pOafdnets fOrmtrt unb
lsste f6 rs&Ssitig in Ssws8une. Die
4penus BOT Ia tbrsm 5eRi2muds sinen
tmvCIauten anbIid bar. Der BUG btitanb
aus ipUlf Diufcnen. Der Yrafpsnt,
pelhsr nit ben 5snatorsn Grasin, eC9an
une Saparb In elmer pF;usn GbatIs iab
l6lps f& benz 3usr, balo naGrsm nttIsr
da in Sswssuns ssisBt bate, an, unb
nabm Ia Der 3. GieiTOu pIas. @r murer
ouf Istnsr 5abrt iibsrag pur6 frsuri8s
3uruIe, g8sbsu NIT Eai&sntu&srn unO
anpsrn 9plfspemunlirattcnsn rmpfanesn.
Die Gbaiis, roriH sr iaB, wurbs purte
pier @rauidimmel ss5O8sn. Die eaett'
ten pcn BrRpOint ugO GnnapCIts mar
ihirtsn tn Der /. unb 2. DiotFpn.
Der Bug GsBis fih punt jfbn ubr nan
cem Capitol tn Ssprsuns. gls sr it6
Der 6fli&sn Saeats bss @apitUIs ndtsrte,
Reate Ra bic Snfanterts aaf Dem frsIen
Wlabs pcr Der 6ali6sn 6aeaes auf. Gte
Standardization faetsn auf hem frtsn
8aume aR gltp Ssrisp Npsnus Gam
Sapsncr) poRo unO BisItsr HA bort be-
rstt, auf e;n sessbtnes 3ethsn bic i'm
prcgramm eorssi6ristsnsn SaIpsn aus
loren 5aubibsn abJufsuern.
Die SuausuratiOntesrsmCnts fanS I'M
5ieunssiaals rss Ssuats itatt Die Sba'
rem purbtR UNI elf ubr stSfntt. um Il
ubr Is Minutsn faRrsn fG bic Nitslte'
Der t,s piplumattI6sn Corps elm. Die
unsstulpiar uuo I6rmsnpe @snSs her
Neusirrissn purbe niat sbss lussIadsn
als fur, scr elf ubr. Die iibri8sn ar'
raussmrnts tntipraatn Gem oorssl6ris'
Semen Vresramm. IIs Der Yrdfr:nt
am Capitol aulnnete, pufes sr ;usrlt
pur6 lpet Wuslispsr rss arrnnBsmsnts.
gummitsS sem bfIt&sn 3RVr bes n6rp"
litsn 6lassls naa bsm YrdfOenirnjtm.
msr unb uCn ba mad bsm SiBunssiaale
pts Srnals gsltitst. Gsr StetprdRbsnt
pures mad bsm 3immsr hes ginpraF'
BEATEN une pom CO fttnfaas mad hsm
| SiBurssiaaIr OtS Ssnais gsIsttst. Na8'
psm @sirs ben SisunsSiaaI tstrstsn bait
ten unr aass btrttt war purSe jusrf
Der prGRbsnt burh rsu 3. 3. NiGttr
ssrtisiat unp uah IGN Der Sjefprafptnt.
gls tst prdfNsnt bic 9Iutform tstrat,
wurre ct In sntbuiiulil&sr g8stie sm'
pfanstu. Gr IisB fs aai bsm StutIs
nl,btr, nuf rsm lstntr 3sit General spa'
Gbtnstcn ssI,BtR eatte. sf,tsn tbm fab
;Srau Grant nit msbrsrsn ttre- 6'nSsr,
lOpts esr grBesr bss prdacfnttn, SrstGt
Grant, uns siatja Gnetrs gfFwanetsn,
g5t ter YrdGtfut isius aaIpraas ss9tu'
nsn tOnnts, tUfsts ss @abf, bic augs
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3ablen eipcifen.

Ot. na6fOIssnbsn 3ublsn sstssn fsn
8etrag Der Srusrn, wsIte bic Srausr
tss GanbsS fur fait stsnic pIsle Gnbhsn
Bier wdbrsnO Der pnFofensn jsbn Sabre
an bic Ntaltruna tssahlt habtn:
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yin bic bcnticbe SeDDlfernt9
Won Pennsylvania.
Gte

Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
lsnTt Cure glufmcrflamfrit auf bic Iebr librraleE
9nsrsiTrn, pr4r Fe an SrpCiitUren brSablt, au
bic geoingur9rn, inter btnen @tlb surildbrsabl
pirS, uuS bflpnpers auf bic srr6e SiGsrbttt
pflbe rur6 bic 9irrftUrrn Srr Sanf 8etpten
wirS. Gies brtprilt bic Gbntiads hab, ptiten
rs penisrr ais Gin Sabr If, felt mir G5slaafir
traaunriL mir irBt etnsn grbberrn @eIebstras
ais 1rprTtum batrn, ais alIr tie Spnrtantfr
ppn birlrm County. gEir seFen ni6t ~ Trii
penn mir lassn, baB unirren DeppItcrsn ic
srrbe Si6erbeit sebpten tpirS, ais iraenS ptlbrn
anbsren. Spars8epuItprsu aaf tisism Grnti'
nfnte.
Bite, Iprrft III trr 9auF Sor unS 9br rrbaI
bert 3irfularr, pel6e ibrr ale RsgeIn unC Sss
eingungen Sud glusfunft geten.
SpI. $. Scranton, Wirirs Saplor 8. g.
girrer, SO. gG. @intOr, SbUmas Didipn, ga
murI Slpau, SUbn SrisbtL Sra Gripp unS 8.
3. gbrIpS linb bic Girtftprsn. 16mj7I
s. Q. Yierre, prGiihent.
8. 9. pbelPS, Shabmriitrr.
Ebpmds Didfcn. 8bs-grGliNrnt.
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8. g. Nsslali,

(S6ilS gum ftbipar;cn Sdrcn,)
Der teFs IlaB, I'M ale SGrisu gsrEtulibe
unb fsiue y l;paaren ju taufen uno bic
irlten aud prompt repnrirt su btfommen.
Gine ppr;ii1Iihe NueRnbl err bsfsu Nitliuers
rpdaren nsusitrr Wcosn, SGnrrr, SpiBsn, sbens
70 Suts, aappen II. III. f4n
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Eriebrtc6 @ct>raber.

VNtNVNtNW ~kVLWUNLI
6dtrifant ben fprub ubclnoem Gromf Sier,
SarGaparila unb galinrraiwaftr,
6atrif in @uIterrphraBe, ,pil6sn penn u. @yu-
ming Gpruus.
MOrter, 9le unb Sd9erbier,
tn Glal&sn, fptrS gu ben uireriafrn grsiisu I'm
@rpBsn nab allen pIGgen Ter City fpasnfrri &C.
liefert.
Cine grfabrung bon 25 9abrrn in msirrm Sc
dbafte tsfGbigt mid, siren SarInparila III liz
,srn, ber ale anbsrsn 8abrttats iibertrit unS her
Sriuuebeit lebr ,utrdgli6 IT. Das 6,eitGii firtt
unirr msinsr prrITnIiGeu 9ettuus, nns spIIs GU
friessnbtit pirb garantirt.
gluftrGet, tpsltr bei Serrn 9pbn 3sitlrr nsae-
esbsr ceer burt bic pcif mir suGelanst rsrbfn,
ttubtn prpmPte Srrtidi6hgung.
26bd fjr. Sdrdtsr.
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0ermania &citaurattOll,
Won SfuDOlf Sl0fer,
100 2acfdipdnnd 2lpenue
IlnlhIrra NNInH

5rii6e sIuRrrn in irbrr Qrt jubrrsitet. Wabl.
;eitrn su isSrr SasrsSsit. 5ublbes Samsrjims
nter nit isparatrm Gtnenns.
Mit her 9teiiauratiOn 1T cine Gar Sertuuter,
an brr bic brifen @slrGnfe unS Gin rrrrIIsntss
Bier SerSapft prrrrn.
I'm i0blEsi6sn 3uiprudb bittst
2lo Hubplf Stafrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-03-13
SSia AeerfOltfcm; ;

9as an Observation-Disclosures In gSilfssbarrt
grltssns >. ,.gBaibtuatOn 5ptrl." Dhs @ruueitiid
IL 80 5ub brent mS 14i 5uB titf nit sinsm
arpbeu gadftrtRbptsl, Gisbnus, g2eBbirr. 9raurs
rel, Staluus uue anpsrsn auaebau6ta sarauf
psbA gtrSumisfm SOf 5srmine mGBia. Ran
fraSs mad nuf etm GigsHtbum, bel MARTIN
Bauer, QSilfssbaue. 19b
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p. Z. WEITZEL.

MbDofaf Hub 9fcdtSs2l umaIt,
Bancroft lroruratrr unS Gpllefions Agent.
- Grnhafte unO gfitsmdege ynptfre irser grt
rereen anBsftltiBtuub 5prNruusen eingetristrn.
Sffice: i'm sweitsn Stpdperf hes gBU6en-
bGatts GjetGures, an Uppming @prnur. fa92
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Sfisieae5 Sotum.

Die StrtGte SUn fclGsn COUNTIES,
Stdbtsn unb SUrcusbs. pst&e hbsr bic
ei1snS 5rnss ubsslftmmt buttn. finO 5iem'
lid pOGfGnbis uuo wsrpsn nur wsnis
BON ben OIfi,isllsn 3abltn abwsibsn.
0tstn ei;ens Fnp bis isBt fclssnbe
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BON g r0ntpn, SHd.

Sr"Huiiirt inter e'n"m fpcsirGsu
Gbarter Der Gcfcfscbuus NIT epps
pcltcr ScrbinSlibFcit.
Se6s 4'rrSent 9nEreGen brjabIt auf Bait
oeppiitsn.
gsricnrn, prlbs in tis1rr Sant btbCnirsn
Tnnen mad 9elirben Sch ,irbrn.
GpLlrltipnrn an alien SauptCrtsn pertrn &C.
madt uro am Sage Der 3abIuus gum nirbris,
ten Redfsl Gourie tsridtigt.
QEeGirl nerfauft fir Rcrps gJprf unb pbiIateI-
rbia, Gruti'bIanO, @rsIanp, SrIane, S9Cti-
dnb unp allen punitsu Son europa.