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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
SIIERIFFDS SALE.

Nv Virtn- Of writ of Levnr faeiaS To me Al
rtcted Will be exposed 10 public sale, af the hotel
Alexander \. Laws, In the tOwnof Newark, in Whit
Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle County. Delaware
ON TUESDAY. the 18th day OF July, 1873, at te
O'Clock, a. M, the following described real estai.
viz ALL that tarm Or tract OF land situated /
White Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle County, Al
STATE OF Delaware, and more particularly describe
a. follows to Wit Beginning at wh,teoak STUN!
corner standing III the line ~ Thomas Oglr's lam
and running from thence south rs degrees, east |
pcrchrr aud CLOTHS Ia stone tor corner, then
south IL "a drsfccs west l.b perchus and sinlhs t.
stone, n CORNER oI jonathan bees land; thence by
line north ~ degrees, west Is and y.lOts netches 10
stone III the north side Of the road leading from o.
town to Elkton, thence with the said road north ~
degrees, east II and Ots l'erchs To stone; thei,
North - degrees, wesr 80 prIehcS "A oil Ian
OF heirs vi Moody AMI Archibald Moore; theL
herewith north 50 degrees. east la and 3ioths pc
ches 10 tho place of beginning, containing
III ACRES. . ROoDS AND L. PERCHES (
LAND, More OF less.
Seized aud taken into execution as the property
Charles W. Currinder. executor ct Jaruu Currihd
deceased and Margaret Ourrnder snr\ wing nv
eager. and the said Charles W Lurrindrr and NJ
garet CuIrlnder, devisee- of the said Jacob c.
rinder. d"cen ed aud Esther Morrison AMI Elijah
Lumry, trrre tenants, and TO he sold IL,
ROBERT IL. ARMSTRONG. SheIi-
ShrI.is Oiilce. ..ew Castle, July sth. a. d. isic
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17


Inr following described real estate, viz All that
certain I al Land situated In the CITY Of Whining
tns, aforesaid, with a large brick hotel There 49,
Oil. liz ginning at the southeaStrry inter ssStA
section ot King ami Front streets, and run N mi
Mug tasterly along Front street thirty -ninc lAA
feet six INCHES to corner stake. thence south thirty
Two degrees west foryihrer feet six inches to an0th
'r corner stake thence north tyciGh degrees west
ohr loot to corner take thence south thirtN-wu de-
sreos west eighty feet to another corner stake thence
north hs degrees west u irei six iuche- thence
south thrty-twU degrees, west one foot 10 arOthcr
corner stake, thence north hty-cght degrees, west
Twenty-Five feet to the easerly side of King street,
thence northerly along said street iftytwo feet TO the
place Of beginning, be the contents what they may :.
Seized and taken INFO execution as The property
Morris Dickinson, anil to be sold by
RoBERT ARMSTRONG, Sher fl
Sher.hs Office. New Castle. july 8. 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

MAN kILLED.-Joseph Clark and John
Haden, wishing full apply Of whisky, went to
Lancaster county, on the lth inst.-Friday, to
one of the State institutions, a aistillery, and
procuring ky and several jugs full of liquor,
started home and when about Somerset, at
tempted to pass Mr.. Hickman, when the
wagon was upset and both thrown out. Haden
was killed Mr., Hugh Ross, who was at work
near AT hand, helped to right the wagon aud
harness, and started Clark to Russelvlle for a
doctor, but lie went some distance below and
turned into lane leading through the farm of
John Bushong from which he was assisted to
get out being dead drunk, aud man was sent
with him to Russelville, but on his way up he
began to come to and attacked the man who
jumped out, and Clark after him, the horse
going on, nut SOON stopped. Clark then went
on To Russelville, and into the store of Joseph
Mhler where he abused the store keeper aud
Miller, and from there into the dwelling where
he broke out sash aud glass, In truly scanda-
.lous manner. Clark works the farm of Cyrus
Coates, near Russevlle, and Hailcn owned u
small farm on the limestone road Il short dis
,&alce from the village. H. leaves wife and
.one child, having buried II children. His fe-
maiI.s We're inferred at tire Catholic bury ing
ground near Doe Run on Sunday.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

ENOCH MORGAN's sons
SAPOLIO
a substitute for Soap for all Household purposes,
except washing clothes.
POLIO
for Cleaning your House, will save the labor of
cleaner. Give II a trial.
SAPOL LILO
for windows.s better than Whiting or Wa ter. No re
moving curtains and carpets.
POLIO
cea Paint and wood, in fast the entire house bet
ter than Soap. M stopping. Saves labor You
can't afford to be without 1t.
SAPUL LILO
for Securing Knives is better and cleaner than BATH
Brick VIII not scratch.
SA LILO
Is better than Soap and Sand for polishing Ttnware
Brlghtens without ser atching
SAPOLIO
Polishes Brass and Copper Utensils better than Ac
or Oil and Rotten Stone.
SAPOL LILO
for Washing Dishes and Glassware Is Invaluable
Cheaper than soap.
SAPOL LILO
Removes stains from Marble Mantels Tables and Stat
nary, from hard finished Walls, and from China and
Porcelain.
SAPOL LILO
removes STAINS and Grease from Carpets and other
woven fabrics,
THERE Is NO ONE ARTICLE KNOWN THAT
WILL DO SO MANY KINDS OF WORK ANDDo
n AS WELL AS sAPoLIo. TRY IT.
HAND SAPOLIO
A new and wonderfully effective Toilet
SOAP, having no equal IN thus country OF
HAND SAPOLIO
as an al ticle for the Hath, breaches the
foundation" of all dirt. opens the pores
and gives a healthy action and brilliant
tint to the skin.
HAND SAPOaIO
CIeauses and bcauti es the Skin Instant
~ removing any stain blemisl from
both hands and face.
HAND SAPOLIO
Is without rival in the world for curing
or preventing roughncss and chapping
Of either handsor face.
HAND SAPOLIO
removes Tar Pitch Iron or Ink STAINS
and Grease for workers in Machine
Shops. Miiius, &c., IL invaluable. For
making the skin White and sort, and
giving "a IL a"bloom of beauty" 1t isl
surIa'>t Il by any Cosmetic known.
HAND SAPQLlO
costs 10 to u cents per cake, aud every
body should have it. You will like 1t.
DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS.
BUY IT OF YOUR MERCHANT If
HE HAS IT OR WILL PROCURE 1T FOR YOU
If NOT, THEN WRITE FOR OUR PAMPHLET,
GALL ABOUT SAPOLlO," AND N WILL BE
MAILED FREE.
ENOCH MORGANS' SONS,
20 PARK PLACE, ". Y.
jel2-1ycw&s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

PROPOSALS FOR
GgAnISa AND PAyISa THE BEp OF gRoNT
AND THE ChRisTIANA CREEK.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL be received by the
street Committee, at the office Of the Street Commits
sioner until
THURSDAY, July 18th, 1875,
At O'Clock, p. M,
For grading and paving the bed e Front Street,
terminating at the Chrstiana Creek.
Also furnishing stone for paving the same, hauling
the sand and putting down the pay emcnt, including
ance will be made. The said cutters and aagging TO
be measured by single superficial square i1easnte-
ment the same as the stone pavement.
The bids must be made for furnishing the material
doing the work and hauling the sand. The city to
furnish the sand at the sand pit
The committee reserve the Right to reject any all
No bid win he accepted unlc.- it BE- from respon-
sibe party
je23-2t. Chairman Of the Street COMMITTEE.
PROPOSALS. sov
GRADING THE BED OF TwELrrH STREET
FROM LOMBARD TO PINE STREETS; All
SO, THE BED OF TAYLOR STREET, BE
TWEEN CHURCH AND LOCUST STREETS.
Sealed proposals will lie received by the Committee
on Opening Streets at the office OF tue Sttcot Com
missioner, until
THURSDAY. July nth 1879.
At O'Clock, pm,
TO Pine streets also the bed of lay or betwesn
Church and Locust streets.
Dirt to be delivered subject to the orders Inc ST.
Commissioner,
The dirt to be levelrd at the expense OF the Con-
tact and the stone to be taken out and LETT ON the
street for the use of the city.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any Or
all bids.
No bid will he accepted unless it be from a respou.
siblc party. G. FEBlGEK.
Nl4-H Chairman Com. on Opening Streets.
uNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF iron.
pr. Jayne Expectorant iOr Coughs and Colds.
Aver Cherry Fectoial.
Dr. Schenck's IulmOnic Syrup.
Dr. Ross Cough Syrup,
Dr, Sclienck's Puts.
br. Ross Pills
br. Jayne- Pills.
Dr. Ayers pills, and all tho leading patent medt-
mes In the market.
Also full and well selected stock of fresh Drugs
Medicines and Fancy Articles on hand.
Country store keepers and grocers supplied with
Paregoric Landanum, &c.
Essences OF all kinds, Wholesale and retail, at
FOSTER'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets
wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
Si,eriG,s Sale.

~ virtue Of sundrS writs vi plus. IcVau Fhc;As
ln me directed. will he exposed 10 Pnbc SAFE, the
laivcti Iiut.S 81 Shiplrt Street kept hN James
q. Ph'rsin, in the CITY of Wilmington, Nrw Caste
COUNT. Del an
WEDNESDAY, ihe s0th da, uG JuIY. 1879.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

H. UNION NATIONAL BANK,
WlLMINoToN, July l. 1873. s
The Directors have this day, declared dividend OF
clear Of tax payable on and after the 10th inst.
jy3-tt JOHN PEOPLES. Cashier.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

SAPOL LILO
removes STAINS and Grease from Carpets and other
woven fabrics,
THERE IS NO ONE ARTICLE KNOWN THAT
WILL DO 50 MANY KINDS OF WORK AND DO
n AS WELL AS SAPULIo. TRY IT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
SAPQLlO
DON'T FAIL TO Try THESE GOODS.

casts 10 to u cents per cake, aud every
body should have it. IOn will like It.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
SAPOLIO

A new and wonderfully effective Toilet
SOAP, having no equal Ia this country OF
abroad.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

Price, rs Cents per Package.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO the TRADE.
Sold by T.. BRINGHURST d CO., dnd
Dr.. JOHN H. SIMMS, arihy eli drugyist
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

DON'T FAIL TO Try THESE GOODS.
BUY II OF YOUR MERCHANT IL
HAS IT OR WILL PROCURE 1T FOR YOU
+ NOT, THEN WRITE FOR OUR PAMPHLET,
ALL ABOUT SAPOIIO," AND IN WILL BE
JAILED FREE.
ENOCH MORGANS' SONS,
20 PARK PLACE, ". Y.
jel2-lycwSs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or Ink STAINS
and Grease for workers in Machine
Shops. Mines, &c, Ia invaluable. For
making the skin White and sort, and
giving IA il "bloom Of beauty" il is un-
surI'a'>, Il by any Cosmetic known.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
SAPOLIO
SAPOLIO

Cleanses and beauties the Skin instant
~ removing any stain Ur blrmish from
both hands and face.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

RtdH"S Banks flames Riddle. Son 4 Co,
cotton manufacturers, are putting in a POO
morse power engine, preparatory 10 falling of
the waters III the Brandywine. This will pre-
vent Stacking up in the mill operations, ex.
perienced last year.
The same firm arr also fencing their manu-
factory, To prevent unnecessary intrusion, and
especially 10 be protection against cattle run
ning al large These cattle sometime; 20 into
the head race for water, and there being per-
pendicuiar wall there, they suddenly find theui-
serves immersed In nine or ten feet of water
The nlill hands are then compelled to GO to the
assistance oi the dumb animals, and with block,
tackle AMI ropes fish them ont again.
The Sunday School here is in very pros
porous condition, there being about It's sclIol-
airs and corresponding number Of teachers IN
attendance. The neat be autif chapel erected
on the brow Of the hill through the lnunifcenee
OF Rev. James Riddle has given an impetus To
| Suniay school labor, the effects OF which arr
| noticed IN the good behavior aud Ommendable
| morals of the citizens
| Excurslonlsts from Philadelphia and other
places daily visit the beautiful grove on the
brow OF the hill and other places of interest
along the Banks Of the Brandywine. They
are loud In their praise OF the romantic and pic
tnres4ue beauty, everywhere visible, and declare
that Paramount, with all its beauty, cannot BIZ
compared to the natural scenery of the Brandy
/ wine.
A Rev. Mr.. Ridlon, from the New England
States, having seen the article In tho CONNER
ciat, some time ago, giviag condensed ske;cl
oil Rev. James Riddle, has been here on u visit
to Know and find out more ofthe Riddle famil,
OF whom he is writing a history, tracing thei
descent back for several generations. Com
| mcrcial.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04

raente anauoertrauen. Sie i@i6ten ft@
gun, ,reiten Male Elm unc famen nab
elmer bel1msrli6en, farmil@en ueberz
fatrt ror aat 5asen in New yorf an.
@dbrenp res falten @etters Der lebten
Sage ,rurren iIe in talten, unbequemen
Gmiaranten Cars pie cine beeroe
S9afe ;ulammenaepadt, no ile wecer
Dor 6unser nod Sdlte 9enaseno &C.
l9lBt paren.
Cine Beiareibuns teS troaluien, ser<
pabrlofen 3uitanpes, in Dem fe bier
antamer, 1T Elm Ding Der llnm69li&>
teit. Sic blieben rur tpeniee Stuneer
bier, uno beaaben f& iofort an ben
Srt ibrer Befimmuns. Cine, bel biez
ier S~abrssseit bei9merli@e &eiie pom
wetteren adt Tasea liest nod Dor H.
men. 81 fe, einmal ansefomuen, nur
einiserma6en tas fncen, mas man III
men porsslpieselt, wiro wobl jeeer be-
sweifeln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04
Gin Musfu9 nab 2purbes.

Der tsrubmte @a1faartsort 9ourbes, In
Sranfreib, wurbe in lester 3eit 70 mafen.
BAIT Don Sremten Yttsern befuAt. baB es
ben 2sler interefiren wirb, Mdberes taruber
au nsrnebmen. Gin 8eiu6er aus Gsutih,
lamb stebt folsenbe 8ei4reibuns leinsr 8siie
bprtbtn
S9pn mebrere Ma1e 1T es mir In raeinem
eeben porsefcmmen, burA befpntere Qnld0e
an Orte sefatrt su werben, pelde sletd pa>
auf gun. s&aup1as wi&tiser GreisntHe &C.
tpcrten. .mes, Stra6turs, Yaris unD l1m~
sebuns, 8orpeaur, eouroes, babe tb fur3
Dor ben 1ssten Greisnt6en Beieben. @a4
9ourbes flbrte mid bas Bud meinss Trean-
bes @enri 9aGerre, bteler waSrbeitSsetreue,
nit ben untpieerlesli9fsn 8ewet(en ausse.
rlitete 8eri91 dber bic Bel iener @tabt Dor
sefommenen Gr(dsinunsen Der fl. Sunsfrau
unb Der an jener Ste1e berutrtten 3eilun'
gen.
Gs tuar int Mai 1870, ais i9Morssns an
Der Stride lnierer lieben Trau gum @tese in
Yaris @biateb nabm. Gin pQ6r @aiien'
mdb9en fantmelten an Der 8bire unb Der
tbeilten elm fleines sebru6tes 81dtt6en, no.
rauf bic @eididte ttrer Bios bur& bic
@ubltbdttefett Gtn3elner erbaltenen @nffalt
au leien. Gin Yaar fletne sdnjli4 perla6 e'
ne &tnbe. ipurben In elmer aruasn @orfabt
BON elmer 64ulldwefer aufsenommea. bic
ie NIT 9ilft Der @aten Der Na@baritaft
unterbtslt uno er3os, balb ober nod anbsre
3useftidt erbtelt, bic mar font nt9t unter>
3ubrinsen wufte. SIN ruenisen Sabren ent'
fanb 70 Elm prbent1i9es @atlenbaus. benz
nur Elm tidttses germSsen febtte. Gber le'
Ben ni&t ate frommen MnRalten in Yaris
in berlelbea GntblDBuns!
Den nd&fen @orsen uar i'd In 8or'
beaur. Bel tteler Stabt burdf1nsibet bic
Babn srobs, NIT fummerlidem Nabslbol3
befeste fanbiss 9a,ben, bic wem0slid nod
trauriser ausleben ais bte nprbreuti9en ;
bann aber fclsen frudtbare @esenten. Dte
@eiSenfelber iins nit 8eben einsefabt pber
burhldnittsn, benen farfe Sirihbdume ale
@tasen biensn. Gin unsewSbnliA ret6er,
an bibliihe 8ilber erinrernter Mnblid. SIN
Der Nate Der @Yrenden wiyb bic. @eeenb
mteSer mileer unb frudtbar. Das @ebirse
lelbf febt etpas fab1 aus. Muf ben antern
nieb:isen Bergen mdhf nur maseres Sc,
nrapp. Die Sptsen finb a%tserunbet, Is feb
len meiit jsne ttefen .Gtnitnitie unb jd6en
Mtsrlnbe Der Mlpen. SIN Der Ndbe bon
eourbes semabrten mir in Der Terne bic
ldnesbebedten sldn3enten @Yrendsnsipfel.
SD ,par Don 8orbeaur beldnbis nit benitl'
ben Werlonen I'M Wasen perblieben. S4ltee~
lid Reate f9 beraus, bab ptr ate na6ecur'
bes wouten. Gs tparer etn giear aus 8rai>
iel, Elm Gbepaar aus Der gretasne unb BE-
rem 9ausfreunb unb &r3t, Qesterer cine BE-
ionbers .uirptse sretft@efaIt. Sbmotl MIR
ntdt etnn1ol uns ais 2antsleute ober unter
irsenb eineu, dbnliden @orwante besriben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04
Gbima ,,,b Sapam.

Dur& bic Mnfunft zines Yaeifc
Mail Steamers v@reat &epublic" fnp
neuere Na@ridtsn mad Gan Grancisco
aelanet psl9e eer tprtise Democrat in
foleencen Mus,uaen brin9t:
Gbina. Dies - erlanpG binaW ail"
laet: Der Safer paro am Is. Noz
pember eetraut. Cine taiierli&e @er>
prrnuns erlautt, flnftis S@ife na6
fremcen Mufsrn su tauen, fowie Die
Gruppsn na@ europdilder @eiie i'm
0ewebrzD tsn1e su iiben. @esen cas
fernere Musfubren uno Steblen ron
coolies lino enereilde Sdritte 9enpm>
men morren, belonrsrS in Canton.
Sapan. Dielss &et@ bat ieBt trei
internationale Streitfrasen an her
5ane. Die cine nit peru, tuesen Der
Coolies an Boro rss S@ifes uMaria
gu; ;" rie speite init 6ormola, 1uesen
msbrerer iapansiiider S@ifbrd@iser
an jener &Iie, pslde Don BEN Ginsez
borsnet, Serlpei1t wureer> unp bic brittle
nit @prea.
Gorea laeint feline Yplitif tes U.s.
idliebsns ftrens curdfatren gu molten.
Der Hesent pes 9anres bat ss fir Elm
Ioossscrbre9en erfldrt, .penn Elm GIN
eetorener tas 2ano nerlieBe, aus9e<
nommenna6 Gbina bin unp ielbit rteie
mi0en BET i@werer Strafe balp ;urld>
febren.
Mit Sapar ideinen bic @ereaner
platterpinss ntdts su tbun baden III
wpuen> penisiens waro Der BON jenem
9anoe fursli@ pubin eeianote 8eooQz
madeiate oabin bei&iecen, pab i'm Gaae
Sapan' &ries baben noble, es re@t wdz
re, anreren Sails aber pputrn ite nidts
ron ibnen wifen, tpenistens 1OQe fsin
Sapanel raS 2anp betreten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04
Fischer & R0eder,
5erausseber unb Gisentbaraer
bes 8u@es, betitelt
6Qns-ABt>"

Gin. Notb- unt 9ifsbu@ Omit alopatsiider
6ausapotbefe %nerbunben) eeeiguet unb niiBliG
fir Sepermanu unb III ieber !3eit.
!3meite pielfa@ nermebrte uno perbe1erte Nuf-
laae. Entered according to act Of Con-
gress, in the year 1872, by DR.. A. FL
scher, in the Office of the Librarian of
Congress, at Washington.
Snasm i'd ssrfud.e, elm prattii&es 5enbtu& ,a i&ret-
ben unb bauit cine pa1enbe. gut sinsert6tete 5ausapo.
tbefe Serbahe CLAUDE i'd I'M @taAbe 3u iein. Sebermann
b~efrtebisen 3u fpnnen. Der BON Der naeoilinii&en Wifen.
fGaft %uerldngt. tbn1 bas 3u eeben. mas iebenn ju yfuben
aereiht unb popular gen1aGt rerben tdnn unf odrf.-&s
1T nidt meine Nbiidt. patent Weoi3inen in bic Delt 81
f6iden, funbern nit d&ten unb rtdttssn wfitteln, NIT
Rlarbett unb beutliher Sprade bas 3x leifen, mas In e.
mem ~serartisen unternebnen eeletfet werben lam:
Sat aliabrliH fommt Is TN g0inter Dor, BAT Nese
unb Strasen Uft Gage lang einseidnett fnb unb mid be-
i'm Sufae uber auf einfamen g~rairtsn snb wie bart unb
fdrer fam Is nun fir fplte Yeripnen nerten. bic am
Rrantenbette irseub zines itrer MnsebOrisen feten, ,penn
ae feline drstliae 5ilfe, weber @atbssbsr ned riatiee Mit<
s. fi nun aud Der 3psd bieies Budes. isten s~ernanf.
ta ~benfenren Reni4en: Der balelbe feisis einiaemal
burdiisst nit ben TN aatdslidenseben nteit portpmmer<
ben 8rantbetten betannt 3u MAIDEN unb itn. be 5aus.
dppttefs ais uaeutbetrliten Nptbanler an bic 5anb 3u
seten.
2ettfaben unb Seller in Der Nctb. unb NIT Fer appttete
p%erbunben. e,n npttwenbtses 5ausseratte-Sie 8rapf-
beiten umfaifen aue iene 5dae. NO her Nrst entreber nitt
ncttpentis 1T cber no erfe ausentlifiite Sitfe srn gro.
Ger ~etsutuna trerben fam.
Das Bud in einsrtt lit in &rantbeiten Ter Geus.trre'
men unb Sduelinse bann fclsen ~fdrnmtltte Rim ertrdntz
beitsn pom Is Sabrsn. ferner bic 8ranfteiten Grradfe-
ner, Srauerfranftetsn unb cine telcnhere Nbtbeiluns
biltet bic getanoluna unb erfe Gertaltunsspeife bel irt'
ftaen 8rantsn= gprtr m unb plpsliden unslidsz
fdaen J. 3. Bel 9ersiftanssa, 8ertrsnnunsen, Sonnen-
fih u. |. ~.
Den sdlus bilbst cine turss abtaaeluns srm meni&>
liG.n 86rper.
Or. v. 9tider.
Die gum 6dubbud s~etSri3en @ebteamsnte teFnten F6
In einern praftf6en. gut ausaefattetenS lehfaffen unb 1nt
@ldler. G6atteln unb Brhien (nah &umme.n oenau
mad benz 5anbbu6e lbereinfimmenb) ~fprafdltis in1d1er
~eineetbeilt unb gut ocrpadt.
Sn fletnsn aanilien perben aum t~rsrtaaen ga Sabre
~uereeten. Bic bic 6aurtartifeI perbrau6titnb. 0pd ton.
men III ieter 3et Bel Nnedbe Der aemirf6ten Nummern
bic Mebieamente BON ans pber an einenn BON uns beseid-
netsn Nblieferunss. Depot 3a etnem s~erinsen gretie ME.
bererbalten rperben.
DIR yreis bes gu6es NIT Mprtbete fret Der Grpres an
trsenb einen Srt her Der. Staateu ssiantt nur eeasn
betrdat $40; has Bud aQein fann ge9en
Ginfentans BON Is Gents iessr Belt besusen uerben.
MbreTe:
Tii1er unb Nceber,
64 Dor Sc, Mattfen, Wisecnfn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04
Mprmpne,1:G in,pamberer.

llster tie jineite Nnfunft ron Mor<
rapnen in Gbica9o miro Don tort be-
1iftet:
Dag cine Sefte, ME he Ter Mormoz
,fr, in etnem 3eitalter beffeben fam
ocer bart ra6 fid nit Gedt tas res
Tort1drttts nennt, 1T Gielen ldnsit Elm
@6tblel eepsien ; RAP aber Brigham
ycuna feline 0ctreuen auslenret in lie
@elt, uu, iberaQ in europa D~rolelDten
~ MAIDEN unr ras nit mebr poer me-
niger Grfols. 1T mod unbesreifider.
Treilih, penn man Die 1000 ~Sefebrz
ten" e,blidte, bic i'm 9auf res SobreS
Gtieaao paIErtsn, um fd mad cem
@al,lte III bcsebeu, Zen perpobrloitsn,
elenrsn 3ufane, in Rem fe fl@ befan>
ben, rer S6mub uno rie 3srlumpte
8leipuna, RE le bered;en, 70 miro man
mebr NIT Mitleic ais NIT Wirermiaen
eeaen bic ureludliden erflut; eenr
unwiQturli9 laet man Eb, rap 1te
mrbl jecer Qebre suldmSren mpdten,
bic tbnen Broo fir itd uno bic tlelner
@Irmer reriprad, bic fe auf rem Mr<
me trussn unO an es1tSanp fitrten.
Shauerliher aber ma rer Nnblif
feincs. isper 3uae, ais Ger Ger fIeinen
6orce Don 40 Mdnnern, Bcitern unc
ainrsrn, bic aeltern cur6 unlsrs Stapt
fam. Siebsn Mchen maren ie untcrz
,ress ssnslen uno famen enrli@ pom
Muem enttlIBt bier AT.
Raum batten Re bic Suae Gnslants
yerla0en, ols fe nit rem Dampfer Mez
Yapa @@i7bru6 litten uno sen5tbist
,paren. mad liverpool 3urddSufebren.
Sbre nsntse 6abe aina ibnea babel
Yerloren. Won n,uete ibnen mobl 9ol>
pene Trdume porsesaufelt baten, benn
nidts fpnnte fe in ibrem gorbaben
,pantenp MAIDEN, f6 NOD einmal benz
launil9en, @srrerben brinsenrsn Gle>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04

Or. u. 8ti&n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-04

-'S75 bis $50 per Mfonat iiberau,
mannlide unb weitlide um Bic Gd,te perbci7erte
@Sommrn Genie Eamiiicn Ndb. maid,tne
siniufubrer. Dieie @aidine madt len it'd.
= taunnt, n,a6t eenGtni6laa ndbt aus. bef.aiat. fnlrft,
- fit uno brcbirt auf tas fetnae Yreis muir SIS.
SS9eafdntia Iieenfrt urb %sarantirt fur tinf SABRE.
~'gDir aablen $1,000 fir iraeno cine Wai6ine. te einen
fdrteren, fbDneren pter elatifterenG aum radt ais
- tie unirtee. Sic ma6t ben rGlaRtfden 6dluBaid".
q Sober speite Sits fann abaefduitten merten uni
- tenrph fdnn Der StrH nidt estrtnnt rerben, cbne
- bat man %benfslben snta!rsi reist. Gtr sablen ben
e n6enten ron SSC pte Sou per Wpndt unp Die
@Nuslaesn cber cine GrmmifFOn. burd frelte bas
Dcppelte btefes Setrdaes aeunadt perpen iann.
ahreHe: @ecomb u. Co., Chicago, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-04
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

An English Rabbits Trial Sermon Before
American Israelites-PrOgrcss OF the Re-
form Movement-Its Value to judaism.
Yesterday morning fair congregation, consider
ing the unpropitions weather, gathered in the
Temple Emanuel, on Fifth avenue, to listen to Rev.
DR.. Gottheil, OF Manchester, England, who has re-
ceved q conditional call from this congregation.
The Doctor is man OF middle size, and Of open,
intellectual countcnance. Though not an English
man born, he has been about fourteen years
preaching In England. He appears to be about
thrty-six years OF age. He speaks English with q
strong foreign accent, and with stiffness and de-
liberation not often met with In foreigners who
have lived 30 long in the country, and
seldom or never observed in native speakers
The Doctor arrived here a few days ago. and
appeared to be suffering from a cold yesterday.
He also preached at q disadvantage not knowing
his congregation nor the line OF thought that might
be acceptable 70 tbewi but ne THOUGHT he mi0ht