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Arrival ofMore Troons.

The steamer Mounaineer arrived yesterday from Pits
burg with nearly four hundred troops destined for Po,t
Isabel and Monterey Capt. John Buffers companv 4
third dragoons liO strong Capt. Cars company
vcntl Infantry abou, ~ stronghold from Philadeobia
Captain Edwards company u. s. regiment of voltgour.
from Norfolk, Va, ~ strong and Capt FaUax's conpa-
OF Virginia volunteers, from Fairfax county Y, ~,
50 strong, compose the detachment under Command of
Capt Butler These companies have received many ne
ecssons by enis'mens on their route, owing to their
empary conduct and martial bearing. In particular were
noticed the vougours from Norfolk, designated as the
mountain howitzcr company OF that new reriment-
Though not furnished with their full distinctive uniforms
or MATERIAL their department reflects the highest credit
not only on their prasoworthy CAPTAIN bat on the plaeo
whence they come.-N. o. Courier April 10.
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In Floyd, Prcston's majority, heard FROM about
so One precinct be heard from, which supposed
will increase ms majority 100 the county
Howard Wing is elected by probably 50 majority.
Fulton OF Wythc, II u supposed. will be elected To Con-
gress, being candidate against McMullen and Goodson
Charles Crockett the Wing candidate for the county with
4 fair prospect of success.
We have heard from the Newport precinct in Giles
~. Preston l55 ahead OF Chapman nj 4 o'clock
aud the poll closed. Chg.
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FE"v RIO JivrRo--Tho blrqIo hn,huac. arrived a,
New York Friday evening, furnishes Rio Jsn,iro "a.
pcrs 10 The 81 u.t, and Montcy.dco dates 10 the lOh
February.
VI VIE, our Minister, applied shortly before tho A
sailed from Rio for audience Of the Emperor IN deliver
letter from tho President, cOnrraulang him on tho birth
Of the Punooss but Tefused. II was said that ma
Jory Of tho cabinet in favor Of granting the audience
but that the Emperor was decided In his refusal.
The Brazilian Of NJ Rio having fred salute on
ho I'D February IN honor Of Warrington birth day the
u s. ship Lcvani cred one the next day, being the birth
day n the Prince
Tho Levant was 10 Leave ,hs ncS, doy for Nov York
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10 Mrs. Clara NJ Pike, widow OF the gallant Gen Zs-
buon Montgomery Pike who was killed the bae Of Iii,
tie York in Canada at carly period 81, the Mar 1872
d'ed at her residence in Boone county Ky the sh in
slant, in the 65,h year of her age
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MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.

Or Error Marine report yereriay-Haed, schr Marietta
Bur Tule SHOULD been schr nanehester Tute New
York.
Nrw YoSx. April 26-Cls'd, schr Pocahontas, Smack,
Richmond
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At meeting Of the Bar OF Charleston on the pa inst
a committee Of Of distinguished members was
appointed TO make preparations give Nh Webster,
OH his arrya. in that city, cordial reception.
Public meetings have been held in Savannah and Ma
con- Geo "without distinction Of party" with view 10
make similar arrangements.
The following the Proceedings Of a meeting held yes.
ierday IN this city
Atameotng Of portion OF the citizens Of Richmond.
the 9Th April, convened the sudden upon the re-
copt OF intelligence that the Hon. DANIEL WEBsrER NAV
be expected t. pass through the City, his way to the
south, B. W. Leigh was called to the Chair and r. A.
Williams appointed Secretary
On motion. 10
Resolved Tia, committee be appointed to receive
the Hon Mr. Webster ms arrival. to we lcome him 10
the city and 10 tender him is inequalities.
On motion 1t
Further Resolved That committee be appointed 70 in
yiic Inc Hon M Webster TO dinner be given BIZ the
citizens, on any dar which will suit his convenience.
In pursuance Of the rst resolution the following gentle
men were appointed q committee Of reception:
Il w Lcgn Isaac Davenport
x Sanafd w Fry
J1s Mayo VIM c Darlington
SAM II Myers Jo4 Spalding
Arch P!eas-ns Hamilton
James 5 Baxter
II l. Kent james Heath
Wood Bou'in Dmmock
Jsmes Winston james Lyons
WIN II Macfafand Jos " Carrington
JOE Henderson Williams
DR. l. w Chambcrlaync Geo Pcake
X II T0lor DR. K n ClJcu
VIM II Hubbard II l. Brooke
II Gallahof j. Fry.
On notion 1t was Rs'oi5ed, That the above proceedings
Bw LEIGH, chm'n.
Il 4 wmuns, seere1y.
j. VIZ Webster is expected to arrve in Richmond ths
evening.
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Tho RHeEeboet'r, for March pcrpsrntes tho follow
ing:
why arc we lcd 10 infer that David and Josbus were
inemporato meni Because David when he went on, to
meet Goah. on the "hod Of honor" "fook sIioe;" and
Joshua previous 10 his attack on tho walls OF Jericho
"iook a horn" and gave "a regular blots cut -
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GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-we ASH attention TO our .,tr
this ~ O'Clock strictly prime st troi. and ro
heo sugar. Cuba huseovado sugars prime new orop la
ruya Coli e. RIO Java aud Maaeabo Coffee New Orleans NO.
asses prime Western Bacon Sides and fine Corp,r
Brandy Imitation Brandy in hllf pipes; Soap ndigo BaeIpr
nav Al,
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~ The Stockholders Of the Richmond & Petersburg
ha-koad Company requested take notice. that heir
annual meeting will be held the Office IN Richmond on
Tucsd,y the 18th VI Nav ncxt OF II o'clock A. ~
upN-id JNO. WILLIAMS, Tfcssurer
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'NHtDE1AH IRON COWpANE.-Tbe Annual Meet
irg % ihe S'o'sbpdr n hr Tr,dpaf Iron COMPANY win
PC heh AZ mr iamr Btnki on MONDAY nest % MAY AZ ~
oe"'h ~ E-uA JOHN p TANNER
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~ The CITY OF ST. Louis is about to be lighted with
glsworks being the process Of construction for ,ha,
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a. The Cecil Md Wing that some farmers in
thar neghborhcod ploughng up their wheat, and pre-
Panng to plant instead, unpromsng the appear
ance OF the growing crop.
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PRINCE GEORGE.
FOK CoSGRr's-GeOrge c. DrOmgOOlo 1879. George W
Boiling 1875.
STATE SEyATE-T. II. Daniel 254, Walker s-both
LOcos.
both Locos.
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GENERAL SoorT CnuEeu.-A letter written at Vera
Cruz chronicles the following Interesting incident -
Ea'fsT SnHddy.-On Sunday morning last wc entered
the church the Plnza, and gaufcd To sec 20 ul
an attendance Of officers aud in rather an OBJ
fcuc place. the LEFT hand side Of tho AISLE sat General
Scott and number u his friends. The general appeared
dcvoui and pous and not like the many Of who r. to
such places to pass idle hour The entrance u the
general, We arc told created little aatonishmeni among
tie natives, and ho readily known and whispered about
as Tho commander in-ciici of tho Americans.
Tho doctrine has been too long proclaimed hat VIC aro
tho enemies of that religion held Sacred by tho Mcr
cans, but hope 30 convince them that we var
against for hs religious principles, and nothing IL
better calculated a. domOnato this fact Than tho pfescncr
places Of worship, Of the high IN command among US
whose beaty of religious tolerance induces them 10 wor
chip az any shrine the great Creator Of the Universe
Tho scene in the church Easter Sunday was indeed
Of interest and soemnity. Many who tho week be-
fore sending deod shots At each ohor nov standing
and kneolng together. communod with the same God
We noticed that much Difference paid 10 our qenernl
and that be the first TO whom long lighted candle
was handed. Ho received u solomny, and held IL for
Time lighted In his hands. This was sso pleasing 10 tho
citizens and from oil appearance thoy eocmod to mink that
least not al the devils they bad pictured "a
them.
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We understand that DR.. Hunter. though nominated by
the Wings, refused TO consider himself candidate.
IYhigl
SUSSEX.
For Congress-Maiory for Atkinson, l.. for Congress,
over Waits, w. l53. Walkers mojory Tor Senate over
Daniel Z Briggs, l.. elected the House OF Delegates by
20 majority.
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State Legislature.
LOUISA, April 90. ls47.

Nett Wing gain 9-equivaen a reduction of Is on the
LocofOco majority OF - last winter.
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RAPPAIIANNOCK

House OF Delcgaics-James I. Suohcr, w. $780, Stafke
l.. $50.
LOuDOuN.
For Congress-Pendlcion S73. IIunton go
House OF Decentralization 6g6, White SCI, Beard
45s Taylor 1875, Francis 39s Sehooley $685. Leslie 900
All Wings; the three first named elected.
MONROE
John II Vawter, Wing. elected to the House OF cesaies
Another Wing gain Presions msori,y 81 for Congress
ALLEGHANY
Douglass Laync Loco, reelected the House Of Dele
gates. Chapman's majority Preston IS.
ROCKBRlDGE.
For COngress-A Gray, (w) 3Ol; James Mcdowell,
~ 2Ol.
House OF Dclegates-Charles Dormln 400, James
Harper 33S, DR. VIM NJ Gold 1893, - Jones l42. All
Wings; the two first named re elected.
IL The Wings pretty sure Of five members of
Congress from Virginia instead Of only as at the last
session. of three admitted by the Enquirer of yester
day-to wit
John NJ. Bolts Of the Richmond district;
VIM. L. Goggin of the Albemare;
John :. Pendeion OF the Loudoun;
Thos 5. Foutnoy Of the Halifax; and
WIN. Il. Preston OF the Botetourt.
We have n chance for three others-but consid-
erng how shameiuy the State has been gerrymandered
gain of four very gratifying as we have los,
three other Districts by aggregate of only l5-vz:
the Lynchbug district by majority of 90 (which bu, for
the Of tho Wings OF Campbell might have car
ried by $780, the Petersburg district by L. and the Norfolk
district by rs!
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V.y suddenly on Wcdarsiiy. lfh Of Apri, Mr. JOHN
JUDE ~ Henrieo county. The J7u year q In. age.
W Norfolk nod Vietsbufr paprrs please copy.
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10 tls ElOrs Of tie HAig:
Gentlemen Without waiting to hear from other parts
OF the State, present feelings prompt congatu-
late sincerely the Wings of the 9th Congressional dis
tric the result of their achievement the 22d-a
suit which is calculated animate Wings all over the Uni
and nt the same time TO prove how much may effect
ed by harmony concert and determined spirit It hoped
the recent contest may be sufficient TO prove the
L0cOs themselves the hopelessness and
OF Polkery IN the metropolitan district of Virginia The
decree has gone forth and the powers that be have been
made to trembe tGHto, in their high paces-those lo
" posts OF honor and profit, which should never be filed
except by Of tried integrity and PATRIOTISM but which
alas IN the language OF Democratic Senator are the foun
tans Of the utmost corruption, and the most scandalous
abuse a new order OF thngs, however, and will
take place. The people rising in the msjesty of their
strength, and will long hu those corruptonists from
place and from power
But while / am offering my congra tulaons 10 Whigs
what will the LocOs think Of the result old Louisa
county which thought belong that party and to ho
perfectly irredeemable think tod you Messrs Edi-
tos that the Wing candidate in the county would be elect
Cd. My prediction has been verified and the Wings hero
are eEulung-"Iurra for old Louisaw
Ii will be said by the Enquirer know that the Demo.
IN this county divided and that in that way the
Wing slipped in. Not so fast, Mr.. Enquirer. Major Jack
son. the nominee Of regularly installed caucus boosted
a. have understood that he could carry John Pondt
the independent Chvoy) candidate hs back and beat
our John Or John C. Meredh boot But the old gen
ucman out Of his reckoning little The fact is had
the Whgs, who voted for Ponde1ler voted for Meredith
an had the former been Of the way entirely as a can
ddate, IN that the old Major would have been
sufficiently badly jrubbcd. The vote tor Poindextcr in the
lower end very small The truth IT, Chvalry is fast
merging old Hunkersm. Thosc herca bouts who once
gofed IN the superior oxeecnces and splendid mental
dowments o! their quandOm choitan, have never word
at present 10 say in his behalf and when the day Of cleo
ton IN obedience high bohes to partyIcoerc on
they boldly marched u the polls aud voted for tho choice
old lunkers, leaving PoiBdoxcr seek for friends where
he might pcrchancc find them. Aud the Senator from
this district, ehiUaOHs he IS and notwitsiand his
Woesiauons m late Democratic Convention, gave in his
adhesOn by voting for the candidate substituted for Mr.
Seldom.
forgot to tell you that the Loco some Of them n, least
have been bastng Bsckskn" for writing those let
tiers, and thereby contributing much the election OF
their hated foe, John W. Bots. They cay that he should
have made reharh $50 hear ull after the election
whilst "Buckskin" Is glad, ~ informed that nc he'd
the manllness TO make on immediate aeHds honorable IN
the case.
Nine cheers for the District and for old Louisa r.
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aNE Books OF Subscription will be opened the first d,y ot
May next at the following places city, viz NJ IN. or
Of Lngan Waller at ihs Office o. Richmond A.
Fry 4 Co, aLd the City Hotel
apg7-dGeh ny THE COMMISSIONERS
Or CITY papers fcanrscd 10 r,pv
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Died,

w 'ey on THURSDAY morning, the I5h nv the Rev
Jo' I. HHc" TUHLETf McGRUDER, Esq. 10 Mrs MARY T.
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prPREPAHE RON SUnuEu-No,

=
puny and brace the physical system 10 enable II IN he mo
against the enevhirE heats Of summer condition Of the
blood ~ The expiration O winter owag inactive prrspn
dsnng thli season, and from not in prpr safe
20 re'.t dao' nor are the digestive powers which arc rcur
yoVeHated BY the alfte IN cod wcaior in their ten yor I'm
fact change the state of animal iefne 10 meet new,
shiir - ~ necessary ~ chtnee u cloth ng purge nom
ie blood hs unhealthy Tattcies and bplu more nnvr
entne-io ton 10 The and srpsi Obstruction. r
hc bowesn short 10 reinforce system Gpr the cham
sARSAPARtLLA
For further particulars and Of s superior
fatfs.
" Prepared and soh wholoaeand retail md -rpornon
by A. " DFhNS Druggists TOO Fulton ufrei, corner of WH
lm M" Yofb. oM ai., ~ DUVhL PURCELL AFcnts Main
street Richmond. Va Price, " bottle fnfs ~
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A TIIItEE FOLD VIHTUE.-s

A EuHEE FOLD NIHTNE.-Srisnt1fy pursuits NJ
~ tho 81 and conhning poiucr TIE want
% sufficient phy anguc d.rase To- rf
mcfar VIII rh would require volume They alike ih hs
yer and the clergyman the workshop, aud o. ca
factories. Whatever they may ssum
deanrcrn Of he digestive aud hlaf organs viii b. found 10
BE- The main origin ~ teu' s The system needs stnrh
enod and IN b. assisted efforts 10 overcome The d
vantaEes Of m unnatural state of ercnce. faculties BY The
ue Of some mid and carefully prepared rrofed m
Their Wonied activity and the acfd huno have TAKEN
poHs,ssion ~ many n the important the tu
The stomach he bowels and the liver be- oipctd therefor, by
gentle YET effective purgave. Taken moderate IN sui
hnl quantity 10 relieve daily the stomach and bowels 8AgsA
PARLLA and WILD CHERRY BfrrERs have been auended
Win The happsH results they have from al fit
tfai confident their VIII relieve unnrrcs
suffering the study the counting house and haeorg
Soh Wholesae aad Retail BY WYATT A. KETCuAN tgt Pal
street. York r. JOHNSTON Main street Richmond srd
the Druggists foncralU throughout the a. Price e. spqs
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WfTHE COUNTY.
PRINCE WILLIAM.

For Congross-Pendleton 100, liunton 3l3.
House Of Delcgaes-Jasper 1874 Bramer 100. Harrison
", Weldon lll-al Locos except MIR. Weldon. jasper
elected
State Senato-John w. Tyler L. elected, wi,hou, OPP
position.
RAPPAuANNOCK
For Congress-Pendlcon 3lS Iunton 267.
House OF Delcgaies-James + Suoher, w. 800, Starke,
l.. $50.
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NORTHAMPTON.
BEDFORD

~ MAJ. Tor Jones.
BEDFORD.
LiBgR ~, April 21j, 15l7.
Sif-Our Shonns al IN and bring the votes from oil
the precincts, and knowing your anxiety 10 know IT, have
Jpsi made out aud forward you Tor you readers
viii my IIIends hove Ll.l nixon b from the pole.
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Patrick only TO be heard from, which often gives
Joriy side upon the other.
MONTGOMERY, FLOYD, &c.
CnkIsriASsBUkG, 23d April. lS47.
send YOU satemen, OF the poll this and the nd
Joining counties. heard from Our uumph in this
county Is morn signal than vc antiein,tad
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NANSEMOND.

To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
Gentlemen: SubOined you will receive a full statement
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The First District.

Mr. Atknsons majority in Isle Of Wight is 255 and in
Sussex ls3 lie is therefore, regret say reelected
by m. jJriiy Of 70 votes
SHENANDOAH
For CoNeEEss-James Mcdowell, L. oO9 Algernon S.
Cray. w. IA.
For STATE SEyATE-Barbce 73J, Cook 29s
For II. 90 DELEoArEs-Henry $ Wundcr i2O, John n
Hill 377 werbey ISL, Gatewood 3l9. Helzoy 2sO sibert
226, KINGSLEY IS. The candidates for the Senate and
House all Locos Of course.
FRANKLIN-REDEENED!
We copy from yesterdays Enquirer, full statement Of
the polls in this county
FoE CoNGREss-Thomas Flournoy, Whig 5Is; Will
liam VI Treadway, Democrat, 1876.
For SEsArE-Robcu Il Woods, Wing, 500; Ralph A.
Clement. Democrat 3Gl.
FoE HOUSE, o. DELrsATEs-Richnrd VI Taliaferro Whig
$40, Andrew Brooks, Wing, 53l John e Garner Demo
cra, 3s7; Nathaniel Claiborne, Democrat, 1913.
a Wing gain Of two members!
ORANGE AND GREENE.
George Pannl, l.. is elected to the House Of Delepacs
beating james Newman and Daniel Miller, also Locos
ACCOMAC.
CoyGKEss-Baylys majority 3lJ, and two precincts to
be- heard from Wing and tho other Democratic and
would probably get majority ~ both. The Democratic
candidates Mcssrs Allen aud Cusal elected by large ma
gfffca.
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Ncatcr GlciScr Stolor

Scrrem ~clebc quito oaucrbaftc uno
nad Ger neuctten tIooe aemad)te Klcis
Ger 81 faufen tpunibcn, wsresn nobl tbun
bei uns anstrufsn inesm mir fcrtmdbrcnb cine
fbtne NuSmabl bon frti9s9emabtsn Slsissrn,
fir SrubjoDr me CONNER, ols fb6nc tudbsns
N6fs me onors SonnRrs6cfe, oGe Scrtsn
Soften unb 9Selfen, Sack Coats unb Monkey
Coats, BON alien Scrtsn, S?emben, tsicsn uno
oneerE 5olstitbsrn, 70 pie AUDI Sadtlitbern,
out S9anb babe QSir bitten eaDer Gin assbrteS
pubfum, une Defenders 9sut fb E, on;urlls
fen an unferm Stobr in Der Glib 6tsn @tros
be, sini9e Sbursn untsrbalb Der penn, Ssbm's
2Sirtbsbaufe 9c9enibtr in sinsm BON orn.
I?sljmann'6 Sbop6. 9tus &rbsitsn msreen
9arantlrt' &ommt baDsr unb rufst an! Gpoz
ret Die poar Sbrtts, melde eS aus Dem 9Esoe
lit, nibt. QBir msreen umS beifreten, Sseen
Der bei uns anruft, NIT Der 9r66ten Ntbtuna
une billi9 jubebanetln. SIR 9snei0tsn 3ulprud,
smpfsbIsn iib
Jobn 9. Sartmann une Go,
SIeeerbdnblsr, in Der 6ten Stross,
2(pril 20. 3lR. [Msaena.
&c. 9. 2(ae tsitsllts Nrtsitsn tpsrbsn fbnsa,
fbbn unb phnftlb bscr9t.
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9pftpr Gmucns

Jneioniieb pcsctatiliiebcs Spcsifit
fur ,pciblebc gcteen. - 2ics 1T enc err
allrrmerthpclllten Mepiiinen, bic jrmaIs Dem
spnblifum anaetcten merpen. Sci &rant;
tetcn fit ipeIcbc 5ccter's pies empfcblsn
ltnr, 1T elclc Oicrl5in in jersr 6lnltbt lters
tretfenb III ber itbnellcm BircsrbcrlielI,ns
ces Splcms gum aeinnpcn 3nltanpe. Gan.
fence pcn Slaltkrn itno in pcniacn Dlonaten
prrfauft, unp man BAT nod nitbt bon snsm
SeblI6laaen 9rbtrt. qaBt eeM 8eriutt as,
matbt mcroen nmp ras Specific miro eneM
Nanm tlneen III bcr 6emspraris jepsr Sas
millc. ee 1T enrbaus unlbarleb unc mag
5u eini9er 3eit 9cncmmsn ,rereen.
Eomano unb Dalton,
eiacnthnmer, SO. SO OlarttItra6s, pbi.
laoelphia. Z. y. Qambert uno Gnslano
nne tl1snlofen, Neaens, pa.
Sebauar % 6m
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R Sin ubrma6er
N@S yMEy I'M b
MS 1sIa llbr> bdnoler,
u. u o b Il TT It 8,

Jmpertirer BON Jaid,cnIlbrem Ilbrs
ACKNOWLEDGMENT uno ubr.t1Iateris
alien fur 6ross uno Rlcinperfauf.
ioat fcrtrpdbrsno ouf 6ano Elm aross5 9t0ortss
msnt prn eunstts, Yatsnt uno fblibkn Slds
Erm Soaupttstsrn (Mainesprings,} einfaiilns
gen, Slffsrbldttsrn, Salbenubrs3ei9sr mo Gin
volitdnpi9es NGcrtsmsnt pon ollcn 0Serfisu9sn
unc Nsatsrialsn Die gum @sibdft 9sb6rsn NIT
sinem arcsen Ndcrt' mnt BON 9olonen uno fill
bsrnen Pevers, Hspins uno fblibtn Salbenubs
rsn, mslhs6 ollc iu Den niscri9itsn Nsu 0orfs
puiitn perfouft miro. 2Qs Scitslun9sn aus
Dem qanes merosn pilnftIid bsfcrgt.
%. .. gonosSauhCuts uno 2(nocrs iinb en,
9slaecn on;uruftn uno 81 unttriubsn om ols
ten Stano, 9tr. 33. Suo Ate Snabs, YbiPa.
Yblncslpba, Sanuar 2G. 60H.
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Wlesbanice 90 STEWART J
Wsbanies uOlannfaefurss bo+srentrn par
Slewarf Sanf SnI. Co. Stewart
Orange Sanf'> Orange
psoples 8ant, paterfca
prineeton Sant&', prineeten par
9alem Banttna ep*, Saiem par
@tate Sant*'t S1emarf
State Sanf* ef,5atethtcwn J
State Sanf' gamben par
@tatc Sant Of Iiorris' Wlorrstomn J
State 8anf' Ne,p Srunsmt J
SuiIcr Sant@ Slemtcn }
3renton Sanfin9 Co. Srrnton par
Union Sant* 9cDer J
Stem 5ors 9el 8r. CO. >ambertpinc Z
Selaware.
Sanf II. tmin9ton II. .Sranoswine par
Sanf bon 9elawore, 9SlmnQton par
Sanf pen Gmirna, Gmirna, par
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uno ibre 3pei9e par
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bate, III welebem qanbe (le rpahrcnb jener
3sit duscrtt aussssstnt tsnutt wuros, ,6ei6ns
tten, grtaltunaen, Satarbfebcr, enstrit;iss
Felt, &eudbbutcr, Seiten nEo NhfenIbmer:
sen, 8unpeieu, jeeer2lrt Srutt: nnc qun9en
oen Nus5ebruna. Seles fam ais qob eer
oti9sn WepiSin aelaat ,perosn, abcr bic 3eis
unssbefahtmatbunae llno su tcitIpiella oa;
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funeen Uiro in enem SerIuebe bainlt aefilns
ben tperben, fcwie autb sablrelbe empttblllns
aem bic Nnipeilunsssettel bealeitenc. ltetcr
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,pdbrene Dem lebten winter Uerfauft lpcrben,
ein iber;euseuocr Seweis bon oeden0fuBtar'
Felt font ,pilroe cine 70 sroBe DlIantItat ne
berfauft iporcen Iein.
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6eilnn9 Der Oerfhiebenen Sranthelten fur
pedbe Ge empfpblen 1T, oa6 lte allen anoern
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t. i6nea. .pcranaeht.
Siels 3eusntTe Itub bon 3eit ;u 3eit erbals
ten nno betannt aematbt wocben, aber fer
Kcttenamfipano bon 3eitunasbctdnntmaebui
aen Derbietet peren Wttbeilun9 bier. Die
seidt9Idubissn f6nnen leiebt hter5eu9t mer>
oen BON Der Slhtlibteit oiefer Weoi5n ipcnn
fle anrufsn an esicp's Seiunoteits gmpori'
,ltn SO. 1911, 9lorb 2te StraBe. mterbalb
cer Sinstra6e, gum @6Io oss "9oleenen
slolers unc Shlanaen," no 3euaniiIe rnp
Sfabweiunacnisu bunrerten bon Sdllen Oct
merf,piroiatten Suren purcb eiele Meoi3n,
pcrac5eirt rpcroen ftnneu.
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