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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30

NOMINATIONS BY THE GoyERNoR.--rhe
Governor has made tn. following nominal
tiOns under date of Jan. 81:
+. \. Van klceck. I-amoine, Sol. Mar
Samuel \. Mcfarland. Hancock. j T. q.
orrin L. Carter, Surry,
willard Trcworgy. Surry,
John &. Wilson. fremont, Commissioner
Of Wrecks and Lost Goods for Bass liar
Dor and Frcnchman's Bay.
MIR. Mellen Phinney of North Turner,
recently vaccinated himself from the arm
OF one Of his children, and the results have
been very serious. Mr.. Phinney's blood
has been 50 poisoned, that his physician
fears he will not recover.
An extensive avalanche or snow slide
has occurred from Que ofthe Dixmont Alps
near Dixmont corner, doing considerable
damage. An extensive glacier extends
from the summit OF Signal mountain, far
toward the valley beneath, and minor ones
are forming on the sides of the neighbor-
ing submits.
The post office at Dayton, York Co.
Maine. has been discontinued. Hereafter,
all mail matters addressed to that office.
will be distributed by the postmaster at
Hollis.
In the cases of ex-Mayor Put nam and
others indicted at Portland for conspiracy
to replsvin liquors in the custoday vi State
neto ha inn of ha,
Ell verdict of not guilty. The trial lasted
seven days. Judge SymOnds congratula-
ted the jury upon the verdict.
The Liquor Commissioner in his aniu-
al reports considers that the prohibitoy
law during the past year has been better
inforced in some localities and. as a conse-
quence that the sale of liquors has decreas-
ed. The supplies for two agencies have
been TO large extent obtained from his
office. The report estimates the sales Of
towns and city agencies to amount to 900.
3II, 20.
Alta station not a thousand miles from
Portland. the train from Boston came
numbering in, bearing upon the engine and
rear ear the signal which indicates that
another train is Immediately following.
An old lady was at the station waiting to
take the car for this city. She made for the
train as soon as 1t stopped. and was about
stepping upon it when her eye caught the
signal. She took but one look and incOn-
tinently left. saying she would never set
her foot on a train which had the small
pox aboard, and she thought that the au-
thorities ought to be ashamed to Haunt
their small pox signals through the coun-
try. Who says that in the case OF this old
LADY an ounce Of precaution is not . good
q observation-disclosures.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30

BOwDoIN ALUMNI.-The Bowdoin al
umni of Boston and vicinity met Wednes-
day evening al the Wesleyan Hall and
partook of a collation.. The Hon. John c.
Dodge presided. Among those present
were President Chamberlain. Joseph
Green Moody, OF the class oflsl7, the Hon.
Peleg w. Chandler, Hon. VIM. ID. North
end of Salem, Mass. and Mr. James X. Os-
good. Gen. Chamberlain spoke of the re-
cent changes in the college course, and
disclaimed any intention on the part of the
government to reduce the standard or the
requirements. Remarks were made by
the Rev. John o. Means. the Rev. DIR. E.
b. Webb and others. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, John c.
Dodge; Vice President. Cyrus woodma an;
Secretary. ID. C..Linscott; Executive Com
nit tee. Peleg w. Chandler. J.C. Dodge.
Cyrus Woodman. Rev. DIR. Z. b. Webb,
Lorenzo Marrett. J. x. Osgood, I. S. Har-
low. Rev. George Gannett.
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After the close of the services at the
Congregational Church last Sunday. DIR.
Sewal Tenney offered his resignation of
the pastorate of the society, to take effect
sometime during the next summer.
Dr. Tenney alleged his increasing years.
having now almost reached the age of
seventy-two-as the reason for the pro-
posed step. The voice Of the venerable
speaker was broken and choked with
emotion. as he spoke OF severing ties which
have proved so strong and tender. During
the few minutes occupied in his remarks.
there was scarce fearless eye in the
house. and We doubt not that the vail of
the past was lifted to many present,-that
voices spoke which have long since ceased
to speak, that dear forms of hoary aye. or
tender youth, whose way to the dark
valley he has sOOthed, seemed again pres-
ent. and bore witness to the loving minis
trations and blessed sympathy of our aged
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30
A COURSE OF LECTURES
under the Auspices Of the
ELLSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL.
The only Course to be given in
Ellsworth this Winter.

/. Monday, Feb. 3.-REv. ARTHUR NJ.
KNAPP. of Bangor. S1bject:--
Plurality OF Worlds.
II. Monday. Feb. l7.-JoHN b. REDMAS,
ESQ. Subject TO be announced.
III. Thursday. March 6.-MR. WILLIAM
II. LAMBERT, A. NJ. Principal Lew
iston High School. Subject:-
Oliver Goldsmith.
w. Time TO be announced. II. BERRY,
A. Is. Principal Ellsworth High
School. Subject = The Atmos-
phere. Provided enough money
can be obtained to purchase suitable
apparatus.
V. Monday. March 81 EXHIBITION
ELLSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL.
Season tickets admitting one. 81 90.
Single tickets. 25 cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30

STATE ExPENDIIUREs,-The House yes
ferday LIB passed to be eugrossed an act
to provide in part for the expenditures Of
governme for the current fiscal year,
amounting 10 81, 1876 $3.50. Some of the
principal items are as follows; Public debt.
$4,000; interest on public debt, s43l, 274 !;
balance due on school fun DIS, ss3 ,54s; bal
ance dine on school mill funds. e2O6. 7s4
school funds No. 40, s75. 900; sinking fund,
1865. %. 4lO,57; sinking fund, 1868. $50.
57l.l2; salaries of public officers, s6O, 900.
insane State paupers. $4,000,
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Probate Court.

of NSoce y hereby given that the February Term
y. nc PROBATE Court to be holden at Ellsworth on
nn,;i Ii's' wednesday thereof is hereby adjourned
she = Wednesday Or The 49,. ...sa
ne sAns hear and place
anu al business now returnsble ON the Fir,t Wed
"es"sy, VIII oelreturnable At the Is ter date
Ellsworth, jan, Is. 1873.
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Hospital Regulations.

NO person shall enter any City Hospit.l e.,a,
S sneu lot the treatment OF patients afec fed with
s,a sn.i,S OF any disease dangerous to the pnb.
member Of the Board OF Health. ''" u ="
no person having so entered, or being in such
nospi.ai' email leave the building or hospital with
Health. o~'o VI
40 person shaii remove any article Of clcshins
or any goods from such hospital. receive any
consent OF the Board OF Health,
No person outside such hospital shall have any
Sirec. communication with any inmate OF aIcb
hospital, or approach within sixty feet OF the S~,d.
sns ".nout sueh written permission except
where mouse Is nearer the highway.
~ me dwelling houses OF Samuel Dayis. Kama,
noor; Daniel Hamilton and Michael Sargent. and
such hospitals and are made subject 10 sns "a. as
going regulations. =" '"s 'ors-
r,. by order of BOARD OF HEALTH
Ellsworth Jan'y sth, 1878 AVA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. impehi-
ments to Marriage removed New method Of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books aud
Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth St. Philadelphia. Pa. SIP. no. lyrsl
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hree fourths of its legal capital. the com,
pany shall by assessing its stock for the
difference, or in some other way. repair its
capital to its legal amount. and unless ii
do so within three months it shall no lon
ger be permitted TO do business In this
Stale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30
State News.


Bangor has an eve on the trade of the
most clear sighted public neu have con
stantly agitatcd the building Of an Aroos-
took Railway. II was this feeling in favor
of tapping Aroostook that turned the +. &
y. \. Railway 50 far north rs 1t l.. Those
whose ilrst choice was road To- prc>que
Isle accepted the northern detection OF the
T.. y \. \. a, n compromise, intending "a
make use OF it for furthcring their pet
scheme. In the meantime the importance
Of the Aroo>tonk trade has become greater.
and efforts have been put forth Tor securing
its How 10 81. John aud st. stephen. The
Huulton Branch Was expected To do much.
hut without the contemplated extension it
viii accomplish little. The Riyiere du
l.oup, 1t has been hoped, will lead 10 the
building III a feeder from the heart OF the
coveted region. aud this seemed the most
probable of The projected measures until
the present timc. Now. however. new
scheme has been devised in the interests Of
Bangor and il i,to De vigorously pressed by
pie and Government of New brunswick are
important but powcrle>s members. The
scheme rs prepared By the Director, OF the
+. Il y. \. Consolidated Railway. provides
that Il railway shall start from some point
an the T.. Il y. 4. Railway in the town of
Mattawamkcas and run thence up the
Pcnob>cOt River 10 Salmon Stream or,
Sickatou, and thence To the It. Johu River
IL .9 or gear iap Enren, by 'hr WAY OF PFsf-
sion from PreSquc Isle much more pruba-
Die than western extension from lIoulton
AMI entirely defeat the proposed tapping of
the Aroostook by branch OF the Ei,icrc
dn I."Hp road. II is calculated To benefit
Bangor more than all her other railway
projects put together, and will doubtless be
heartily supp 'rtrd. The prior claims of
the T.. * y. \. company alone prevented
the undertaking of this work long ago, and
now that the interests OF the railway men
and the merchants are Unidentified we may
expect dis scheme 10 be successful. The
bll prepared for the Legislature provide,
that the City of Bangor shall loan is credit
TO the road at the rate of fifteen thousand
dollars a mile. the city to hold first mort
gage on the road aud receive the bonds of
the L. * A. X. K. Company for double
the amount ofthc loan. a. collateral secur-
ity. The road will be built, and the road
from st. John to bangor viii eventually
become the property of the Ci;y of Ban
gor Tie new road will be OF the regular
! Il. IL III. gauge, and the gauge OF the
+. & y. \, Railway will be narrowed to
the same standard at an early date.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30

A SCISSORS NOTICE. The Assessors of this
"a City will be in session at tho Mayor and Al
dermen's room in Hancock Hall the secon,,
wednesday of Jan, Feb. and March 1873 at two
O'Clock p. NJ. for the transaction of any business
that may properly come before them.
j. n. HIGGINS, for the Asssesors
Ellsworth, Dec. 3lst, 1872. cows
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30
LATER.

II Is reported that steamship has been
discovered sunk at the scene of the COLI
sion of Dungeness light house, Wcdnes-
day night. The opinion is becoming gem
eral that the vessel which ran into the
Northfleet also went down with all han Is
before the emigrant ship sunk. The own
er ofthe Spanish steamship Murilo. who
landed at Dover two hours before the COLI
sion occurred, believes that it vas his vessel
which was in collision with the NOrthfeet
and that both were destroyed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30

HAVE WE GOLD MINES AMONG us?-
Mr.. Mark knowlton, of Northport, recent
ly submitted to Col. Chase. Of the citv. n
paper containing quantity OF shining par
ticles. which were taken from the crop ola
tame duck killed in the fan on his place.
The test showed the substance to be pure
gold, amounting to about two pennyweights
aud not half that the crop contained was
secured. Mr.. Knowlton says that In the
fall he opened some bitches through his
farm. and in doing 50 dug through gravel
and rotten quartz, such as in his mining
experience in California he should have
called a pretty good showing for gold.
Aud in those bitches his ducks were accus-
toned 10 swim and feed. Who can tell
what riches our neighbors there have un-
der their feet:-Beliast Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30

AOPARTNERSHIP NoTICE,-Th. suhsc,,hars
y have formed u copartnership in busine,s un.
der the Arm name Of Powers 4 Condor al the
q. Il Powers. ~ pOWERs
j. s. COSD OK.
Orland, Jan'y lst, 1873 3w4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30

NEW METHOD OF DIsINTHRGRAriNG
wHEAT.-An inventor of Bristol. England
has contrived mill for reducing wheat to
-four. which is said to do the work much
more rapidly than millstones. aud at the
same time yield a vastly superior product
The arrangement consists of iron cages con-
tanning revolving radi. driven at the rate
of four hundred revolutions minute.
which almost instan;aneously reduces the
wheat to powder. At Edinburgh two
mills have been running for more than a
year. Each one does the work of TWEEN
ty-sevcn pair of ordinary millstones, with
"A saving Of five and half per cent. in
favor of the new mill. The bread made
from the -four which this mill turns on, is
pronounced remarkable for its Iightness
and good keeping qualities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30
j. I. HiNCKLEr.
Dissolution of Copartnershin.

The Copartnership heretofore existing under
the style OF n. IL. a Il. q. Powers, is hereby dis.
solved by mutual consent.
our books may be found after February lst in
the hands of y. +. Cunningham who ia author
Aeo 10 receipt for the firm. y. II. POWERS.
u. q. POWERS.
Orland, Jan'y lst, 1873. 3wS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30
General News.
Terrible Disaster at Sea

The Enigrant ship Nouhilcet bound
from London To Australia with il2 pa, sem
gers on board and cargo of railway iron
was run down while at anchor off Dungeon
ess IN the English Channel on the night Of
the I'D ut. panic ut once followed and
the officers of the ship Is a lost resort to
enforce obedience were compelled to fire
upon the crowd. Three hundred and
twenty passengers are known 10 have been
drowned and others are unaccounied for.
The Belgian council at Dover, reports that
The steamship colliding " til the Northiieet
was the Pelayo bound from Antwerp to
10 Havana. and claims the reward of flOO
offered by the London Board Of Trade, for
the detectives. At the time of the disaster
the Peiayo. passed Oh her way and made
no effort to render assistance The loss
"t the Norhileet add, another to the black
list OF marine disasters and surras>es all
IN magnitude and attendant loss OF lite.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30
JAMES W. BLAIsDRLL,

COUNTY OF HANCOCK
1874 To J. T. HfNcKLEr, Dr.,
Jan. 33-24, To days at Ellsworth, yan'y
Term. - 90
Travel Ellsworth to Bluehila
and back % miles 30
Mar. 1910 +" days at Ellsworth assess
ing County Tax $50
TrRvel - miles, 2 SO
I" I day on tax case, Petition Of
n joy, 80
April, " ds at Ellsworth Apr term, u so
Travel. $50
MAY 2s- 81 day at Orlapd or road. : SO
Travel Buchill to Orland and
back, 30 miles, 800
June lo-Il days in Hancock on roade. SO
Travle 81 miles. 20
June 40 "3 days on Plantation roads. 30
Travle lis miles, ii 30
July Ia 2dsys at Ellsworth, April
Adj Term, 30
Travel Ellsworth 10 Blue
hi!l and back, 80
eIs 80
Reo'd pay BY order on County Treasury,
Ellsworth, July Cd, lsss. J. T. HiSckLEF'
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County Commissioners Account
for 1879.

COUNTY OF HANCOCK
1871. To JAMES W. BLAIspkLL, DR.,
Jan. 23-2, To days attending Court
jan, Term, 81 so
Travel ID miles, 2 90
Mar ls-23, rs days at Ellsworth coun-
~ business and assessing
county Tax ls 80
Travel - miles, 3 60
April s-l2, as days attending Court Apr,
Term, u SO
Travel % miles, 2e0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-01-30

Reo'd pay BY order on County Treasury,
Ellsworth, July I'd, ls5s. J. T. HINckLES.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
- .anm.nn rnr tininrn Snnrn IN .inen a..

ESA.Slm'sG oCr siuisrn Sasen III sinsn ga.
ISen, IN psIGsm 3srars iiuf Ta germ trastirsn
laNsnes Stammsalfe siseutirsnp az sinsm Slid
labsu, Gin SpdbrUssl, tat an cen S8antni4,
iablts bic &npsffueta nit lautsr Stimms sins,
irst prsi pier, Tant unp bstsltt sann is6s
@laS Bier. 0is 5rrsrn l9nsitsn ale 5 @ahe
9oa i5rsa 2 tGb!sn pns siltsn an BEN SSsnshlt,
uun iSr Bier in Gmpfans sa nsbmsu, absr - Der
5rsrnst tranf, sbne Elm @ert gu iassn, ale feds
@laa Bier Der &tibs mad aasiu aus, bssablte
uuS s~ntisrats F4. @aS ,itlt' Sanf sa,u &C.
last babsu ln,as bier ansrsabIt blsitsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

E-STS& bin b~s;rOsen, bic llbr ssbt niSt.
Wis bsiBt b~struasa2 @is LANCE is is sssan.
asn2
Har "a Stuupsn, anS pann if lie itsbsn &c.
blitben.
Nu, mas prlsa Sic. 0sbsn gle nal "a
StunSsn bintrrsinauper, 70 blsibsn Sic aud
Ifsbsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

SltHIfHHHt WIIV VVH fIHtW WITH NVTlWIsIpp dIT
ben Sup sstrsteu. Gs e%utipinHt it f~plssnsss
0spra@
2ifatsnant: Sis tassn mid ant ben 5us &c.
irstsa; tpiIen Sis, msiu Ssrr, msr i'd bin Z SD
bin lieutenant
DER: ab, cas- ptrs Sbrs 5rau Wama rs9t
freueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

rxA.Saf: SD fcnnts spn BEN Rpltbraten
faam bic 5aIite ssuisSsn, 10 sab rar CT. @arum
bassn gle ibn mir nsnn smpfOblsn :?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

Bsa-G Cine ssitsTs gsi&i@ts, bic iuslsi6 cine
trtHsnss SQulratiou ~ psm tsfanatrn ySa,
Bauer, sas it GAM mas Anpsrs" lisfsrt ipislt.
DOT stnissu Sassn aaf benz fsl. 8sntamt 1ib.
lsnb0I pas i4 isst in 5elss Der tsrIinsr @sbs
uarssnctb in Der Gin onlraes, 10, bsInsst.-
Gin Bauer i'm Dorie SriB, bel Berlin mar MIN.
LID in 8sIss Der Osnuu;iation zines 0sussar.
msu pom 8sutamt, psm bsfanntli9 &irbprt,
Brig SHOasbsrs u. |. ~. ppli;sili5 aussbSrsn,
in cine . rennnssirafs ron 2 SbIr. ssuVmmsn,
etSpsr ptm Sftn febIsueen ppr-
writ asiseH SIebes ptsen.-
Yes sin faar Snssn lisi nun sen stsn iensm
Bautr bsim SsrliHsr fSnisI. ppliSsi. grdieium
cine Dtnuniiatiau sssen ras fSnisl. &sntamt
elm, in pfl&er in Der praltil6tsn @tils ersablt
pire, ris pnlsr Bauer eurd ltanrra!nnsss 94ar.
ten auf Rem l3risl. Rsutamt IN cen Stanc &c.
leSt roresu III bemsTfsu, paS aud in esn BIZ
.eaas etS Nentamts, bic bauprliSsili6 verge.
lHritbsIen Of.Eblshe fsblisu unp eas pplissi.
praleium pon esm Bauer auissiprent purps,
pas tOnisl. &sntamt in ole auf isl4s gfiStssr.
iiumniB fsfsststs Srrnunss.rafs gu nsbmsn.
Ssi udtsrtr lntsriu&uns srriss i6 bic Sspb.
attans osS Sausrs ais ri6.is, eis ~psrlansts BE.
lfraiuns 1T a5sr eS4 nitt siasstrrtru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

atansr: Wsl-i&-bsitr tsiBsn fauu, ais
Gusr @naetn anp-i8 mi&-au4 iaOu auf ben
Yrattu ssfrsut babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
Su siutm frsisn Staats |. y. i'm i
Stsen Csuti9Ianp.

Gin frsin SErssr (ls. In sr ansips. i9Iasi
nit Der 5aut auf zen Sii& uno ruiD Oas il
ia sins miisIabls Birtbi&ait bier.
Gin psimliSa pVIiiii lsins 9pti, in isin "a.
l@snbat maSsrpl; Der il aafssi&ristsu.
Burger: WssbaIb uOtirsn ls mid
ppIiJif 8sil gle bic GinriStansm ess
Staatss BEN Sals gus esr Ssrabtuns susis.
sen.
Burger St babe uur ceH Der milsrabslsn
Wirtbl3aft ssiprrSsn, in sr mir issH.
peliJii 9ihD ea, rsr bier ron elmer miisra.
stlsn WirtbiSafi reeft, tann nur BIC Sfsatlitsn
Sniitutiensn mtiusu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

S1 S:rr Sraua, iasts elm tlsiusS @ar@,n
in 1ssenpart ibrer SHUTTER, III Die 5arbs, pcmit
sic 3brs Tale larsen, %eislsIbs, ppmit Iama
ibre &nnssa fGrbt?
Wlma auo Ssrr Braun parsn ndtIyli1 iiesr
siris naive Jrdss oes ainess Isbr erf,sat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

zzTesbrn; Was fup bic llntnsstsnsn H.
rem gcrsssstsn i&ulSis ? las mubt on piTsn,
episL benn tsia Batter III amtmanu, Der pirb
Sir's wObl otter ssinst babtn!
SOisI; Die tlntsrssssnsn inS sfn gUrseisshn
bic etsusrn l1ulSis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

ESs- &iatsr Ssisn Sis isst iia, altsr, 3br
8t1t wtrp ibnsu wsrsea.
N!ter Bauer Sa, ia ss wire aaa parna6 !
SD nil 9tnsu stpaS iassn, psu pas Rs9t,
sas mir pom G,rriat bstOmmsn, ID ssrass pis bic
@siunpbsit aus Der apstbtfs-sis man babsim
bat. ole III se5 ts6sr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

F." GSHr S6u6niunse Ole S6srben zines Bier
frusss bstra&tsnb, ptI&tu CT auf bic Grbs ba
falsu Ialsn): Das mar ssi6tbsn, penn i'd M
aud l&on bic T,rlssl bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
II nterbalteubcs 8.

Eyr Disadvantages 5~siamsnt. = Stsrtsnser
@utsbsilBsr sum appofatsm Nun psrmu6s i'd
nod BE bsipsn seifsrn psrlcrnen S6afs nftinsm
Spbn SOSt. psnn is s~sfunssn tpsreen, no ni6t,
10 i0asn fs msintm 9sSisntsn GbrifUpb ssbS.
rtn. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

GSs~Dsr tapfsrs 5rainiclsat.-(aus benz b..
silSsa 5slo3uss.) ga, Suri&s, mas bait bu
ssan sa bintsn i'm t~sitislsn Sartiti&eufsusr III
I&aHsn ssbabt?
Sd baese be Suapsflal&s p~srlOrsr, Ssrr eisu-
tenant. cite bsp id pspsrssbralt!
Wsau lIe bib nun absr s%strphsn battsn -?
S-ne, i'd bore le 10 mir pcabn