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SPECIAL Notices.
A pubIir Meeting

Public Meeting
ofloya citizen. ia favor OF usa'nn: ,ne Government is
sao,l. 10 supprc. the Rebellion. viii be held
AT TIE COOPER INSTITUTE
On FRIDAY, March q. at8 o'clock
Every cs.n who loyal to the Union aud tbs Constitu
on determined to preserve to Integrity OF National laws
s,d N,ona territory aud to maintain the honos OF tho Ma
ton,i flag IL invited to be pI.seLt
Den WINFIELD SCOTT u. $. A..
nj. heM,y support 10 the objects OF tho meeting aud
viii preside Il hi. health permits.
TLs following .nrsnt speakers 'moug others. hsve been
iuviiod 10 sddr 20 the meeting;
lion. GEORGE BANCROFT
Hon. JOSEPH HOLT
Gea; BENJAMIN = III TIER.
Hon. JAMES r. BRADY
Dr. h. u. HITCHCOCK,
Hon. HENRY WINTER DAVIS.
Hon JOHN Van BURtN.
DAVID DUDLEY Field. esd.
Hon. EDWARDS plERREpONl,
CHARLES A DANA esl
COMMITTEE OF INVITATIONS:
GEORGE OPDikE. +. - WINSTON,
JONATHAN STU RGES. NM '. BRADY,
M0Rhi3 KErtHCM T. q MORGAN
BESJN Il. WINTHROP. OBJ. GRANT,
DESNING DUEK, EZRA NNE
~ order Of the Committee OF Az ausemsnts,
ROBERT II. McluRDf.
chairueu.
Nineteenth Ward Republican Association.-
meeting II this Association Will be held al Ding edeihs
gl.y between 59th and t0ths FRIDAY, 9TH inst at
o'clock p. The Executive Committee viii meet ~ tho
~ IL. pECAMP, President.
aLnr, r % wn".r Secretaries
The Executive & sn,u,itfee OF the YOUNG MEMS
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE viii meet iof
Organization at tho Headquarters corner Broadway ana I1e
at. on THIS (Fridey) EVENING, March o. at u oeios'
by order Of WM. IL. ARMSTRONG, Chairman
GgoNcE ". JAours, }s.cr.,sro.
lapHUE r.. kAsMlRE }'''
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1lap,KAscI Is BRooKLiN.-A very large lem
p.snce meeting Of the eoored peop. held last evening
at the Gnu ii. a. the corner VI hu.on aud
DsKsib svsnu.. Brooklyn Interesting ad!rsss' were lie
live,sd ~ Dr. g. Bsnn-;t \. Be. ssq and Nj Re'cn
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Hostetterss
CEL EBR RATED
STOMACH BUFFERS.
pure and powerful Tonic. corrective aud asfs.vs OF
wond,rfu efficacy in diseases OF the
STOMACH. LIVER AND BOWELS,
PROTECTIVE PROPERTIES
PREVENTS FEVER AND ACUE, AND BILIOUS RE-
INTENT FEVER FORTIylEs THE SYSTEM
AGAINST MIASMA AND THE EVIL
EFFECTS or UNWHoLESoME
WATER IEvIGORATES
THE ORGANS OF
DIGESTION
NDTHE
BOWELS;
STEADIEs THE NERVES. AND TENDS TO PRoLoNG
LIE
REMEDIAL PROPERTIES
CURES DYSPEPSIA LIVER COMPLAINT, SICK AND
NERVOUS HEADACHE. GENERAL DEBILITY.
NERVOUSNESS DEPRESSION OF SPIR.
ITS, CONSTIPATION, collie.
INTERMITTENT FEvERS.
SEA-SICKNESS.
CRAMPS AND SPAsMS AND ALL COMPLAINTS OF
EITHER SEX, ARISING FROM BODILY
WEAKNESS, WHETHER INHERENT
IN THE SYSTEM OR PRO.
DUCED BY SPECIAL
CAUSES.
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Doafuoss.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.

DISEASES OF THE EYE. EAR AND THaoAI
CATARRH CURED
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OFFICE.
S18
BROADWAY.

BROADWAY.
New Story.
sELF.MADEt
"oUT OF THE DEPTHS"
BY MRS EMMA D. E. N SOUrHwoRrH.
WILL APPS,s
TIE NEw.YORK. LEDGER
FOR
NEXT WEEK
WILL BE READY ON MONDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK,
Til, story i one Of those fortunate crcstons which eyes
genius always achieve The heroine (Nos poor
sir richly endowed with beauty and talent who fas IN love
with rich young nsn--hsi sudlordwhe wohy OF Lsr,
and sisters who despse people" aud woad prefer
On alliance with sdsd vice to with honsh poverty.
Hence come compc aons sorows suffering aud ssbt.
bon of heroi.m and nobcne" til. part zach -
alternately uske the pulse of the reader usls with Isasas
ton and his bear, throb with sympathy and sdmirsiop
The Polytechnic Association of the Americas
will meet q. i: rooms ~ the Cooper Union Buiidos this
U.e of steam-eHpan.iyey" The meetings o' tai, Ass-
'''''" '' '''' - IS SAMUEL D. TlLLMAN. ch.irm.u
THOMAS d. srETsos, Secretary
Aca denny of Shorthnnd.-PITMAN's PHONO.
GRAPHIC SYSTEM, No o5S Brosdway, corner Bondse
r. r.; uNpEhailLL stenogiapher Supreme Court
T. opoWp. Photographs Reporter ana Teacher.
Portable Printing Ofices, for the u.e Of the Ar@y
osn Printing Circulars Specimen Sheets OF Type
I ats So GA receipt OF two cent stamps - 49,
ADAMS rRESs COMPANY. No. 81 Pa,irow. n.
Ear Rings aud Pins, New styies.-soms &c low ~
Two, Three aud Five Dollars set For sse BY
'0 No. ii, sio.dwsy.
One door below Csnslss
sieeve.Buttcns and studs.
Some low One Two and Three DOlsr: For sale b
". ~
No AS Broadway, one door below CanAH.
Ladies' hand aud Link aeelsts.-sous - leS
a. Two Three aud Five Dollars each, at
GEORGE G. ALIENS,
No AIS Broadway
One door bslow Canal.sl
Gentiemen's scarf Pins.
Souis % low One, Two, and Three Dollars sach q
U. c. ALIENS.
No. ais broadway.
One door below Capal.sl
Ladies' Gilt Combs
NEW STYLES.
Just received from Paris.
For sale By GEO. c. ALLEN. No. as Broadway.
Ons door below CsAalGA
Watches and Jswelry
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS .a|
For sale BY
GEO c. ALLEN, No AIS Broadway
Qps door below Caaals,, ferusrlv Ma. II WAusA
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Amendments TO the Tax Bill-Correction.

We published yesterday the law just passed by
Congress amending The Tax bill. The bill as origi-
nay presented to Congress was corrected in accord
ance with the daily reports of that body, the amend
ments made in each House having been inserted
before the publication in yesterdays TRIBUNE.
The sections relating to the machinery OF the bill
were published as nearly rs possible, in tho words
of the law as it passed. The sections imPosng rates
of duty on articles, documents, &c, were omitted
their places being supplied with stars aud the names
of the articles taxed together with the rate Of taxa
non thereon, being sfterward given in an alPhabet-
cal table, presenting them in more convenient form
for reference. AT the time Of going TO press, how
ever. We had no, been enabled to obtain few Of
he amendments passed nj late hour in tho session.
Since ,Len we have received from Washington G
copy OF the law, ard from it we make the following
corrections. Nth these, the law and table as they
appeared in yesterdays InIBCSL will he found to
give all neediul information 10 the general reader:
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connrcTiOys.

Marine engines sfe 70 pay three reT cent.
Nivc., erefedta. sneJOufh y an fH'h IN dd"efef. pr
mn , $1,000. -,
sovin. Of sale tvs' g. the "nios' Of "Lieh cave
paid Caty 1 80 BE- cr-f4p'
The provisions iu relation 70 en'ii ~ Of ron not oh"i'
pro, ded Tor IL limited 10 o0Sags codsg e" ov"d' d"
trtishf
e oonmis,on o. ts.h q one cent TO Collector
l. dba owed. ... , ,
The rly Of Assessors il not to exceed $500 in'is'd o.
:. 80.
The ,.sry ofL. deputy Comu oner OF internal RersnDr
/, to be = 500 iu.teai Of - 90.
II g1ld or ,yer coin osurd 4 10 per ,slue II hs be-
,pli, onv 10 the duty Imposed otter loans tie pro
,.iou f,f iundng n the ducs pf ae porter AMI
E-I Ue. scLIed pIeyuas t. September !, aen< va
: icksu oat tc!oIe he hlsl la4sssc oil tie b'U
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Notice -Rssula services every SABBATH ~ the large
Hall corner 8h.ev. and 3Jds... the Raw H. shihMhLL,
Crest Decision Services u O'Clock F'mlt'' aud Others
tsspsstfuy Invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

CoNNINCENKST or BELLEVCE HOsPi1aL MtDi-
CA Coitr0r evening til. Second lnusi ConnSnce
nrnt OF Bellevue Io.ps Mcdics College toOS place At II
wing Bsi Isaac r.. Taylor u President IN tie Chair
I've Pre,dent delivered b;iel adde's 20 the slndonv
sh,s ~A lie handed the following Dsaci .rs4uste
their Diplomas.
Samuel Acleson A. Y. O'sado " Armstrong y. y
JAuss " C0lint ~ J.i William curry y. v; Livngtoi
D.1 er y. l.; Ci1r.s ". Deyo y y Eiysh d. Esvfhet
Edmund Gvldmoun la Bfsdnsy 6rini0. N. !. sIaps II
Hsnl..for, j.. Y; :. Dvisht Ham hey y ! ne9f"
~ lf!sh * Y; Francis Joues D.. " Y; Alexander p Jen
net ono, Joideu ". lockwood ~ y bA!le, / Loiing
Ne Alexander d. McGillvHy. :. :. john q. Me.chein
NJ d.. We Ibsodors r. Morris. n. J. Lewis >. Mnnsy
J. 5 itodoPh Siysfs Pa Thomas % o'1siahan ny.
Henry T.. fsie H. l. Warrington !. Peek. n y. thArls
n Peg ". ~ OeoIse G.. Pecivs :. y Richard = P0s
nv; Oreste, 81. Pray, ~ George W. Prentss Canada
Henry Rockwell Conn; David h. Roser., tsnada; Henry
ST. SaDi4 a. NJ. Mass Mason ohoItid ~ D; }. Coolidge
Stone Mass. George l.. Taylor a.: J. ioIir.i Todd 10
Jane, VI. Wsddie, VI. d., Ar.. Peter u. Vert Pa Al
bert u. Weymouth. Mass Alexander IL. Wheeler Ono
The Hon. Simeon Drsper Chairman o. the Board o. Trust
se, nsdt brief speech, thanking the aisaes for nhs
they had done also their professors during the day, snd
nights Of the pact year Thoma. L. UCsshan delivered
sldren on behalf OF the ersdustes Arehbshop Inshe.
then addressed the Graduates conaulsng them their
advance nen iu the lis-ssyins art" He tendered them
some aoeso1e advice their ;e coufss with society
lie h ope since learned the heroi.m Of the medc, pTs
fs,ion The ion. jane, w. Gerard also delivered short
and sn address The exercises greatly enhanced
By the music Of Dodwor,Rs Eand.
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1islABIlNHED 1907
5. I. SUR. KENTUCKY WHISKY DfsTfLLeR,Rs.
Th, Whisky has been adopted by the Government for hos
pt1 use 1t Is for sale by every Druggist in this city Orders
should be directed Surs DsriLLEsR Kentucky, or SUrs
WHIsKf AGESoY, No. 40 Broadway, N i.
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Nju,teenth Ward Republican Associ

Wendell Phillips
Win deliver his
GREAT HISTORICAL LECTURE
TOUSSAINT RE,
At the COOPER INSTITUTE, o.o
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March III, 1901.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-12

foregoing rules, or where the Convention
shall have failed to make nomination, and
also in case of special elections, where the
necessity for doing so occurs after the regular
time for holding County C5nventions-and
to gil vacancies in the Committees of Vigi-
lance, occasioned by removal death, or fail
ure on the part of the citizens TO elect them.
7. The Standing Committee shall annually.
hereafter, in issuing the call for the election
of Delegates to the County Convention,
cause copy of the foregoing rules to be pub
iished III connestion Herewith.
y. These rules may be amended, or new
ones added thereto by general NEE ting Of
the Democratic citizens of the county called
for that purpose by the Standing Committee,
or if the same shall pass two successive Coun-
ty Conventions without amen dments, and
not otherwise.
j. V. SMITH,
Chairman Of Standing Com.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-12

and dying. suppose it seems terrible to
you. The thought of death or dead person
used to shock me, but am getting over it
now, When we were at Westminster,
found man in the corner of the fence
supposing him asleep, tried to wake him
up, telling him it was goi & to rain. Ny
warnings fell on deaf ear-poor fellow, he
was dead.
] hear they have drafted. Write and let
me know who is drafted, how they like it.,
and whether they will come. 1 should like
to see some Of the niger men down here
hope we will now go into camp until our
Regt. is filled up.
Father, come down and see me. think
you would be- paid for the trouble and ex-
pense. rhe wagon train TO our corps, the
smallest in the field is seven miles long.
am in hopes tie war will not last long.
Ifit wasn't for the money it>woulda.tt- It is
great speculation. Every one is trying 10
make money out of it. ii was not for tha
name Of it should come home But DON'T
want to do anything 10 disgrace you, my
children or myself. | would rather leave my
bones in Virginia. Write and tell me all the
news. Give my love to inquiring friends, if
| have any,
Your Affectionate Son,
l.. b. STARK.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-12
Soldiers Aid Society I'm Lemon.

The report of the Ladiea Relief Associa
ton in Lemon, shows that they have succeed
ed in filing one box and forwarded for the
relief ef the soldiers. Consisting of ii shirts
5 wrappers, pair of drawers, % towels,
pair of pillow cases, sheets, pillows, 9
pair of wooden socks, lint and bandages.-
81 lbs. apples, l9 lbs. berries.
The following are the Contributors and
Contributions.
Mr.. David Amy Sl,0G. Mr. Joseph L
Meeker, 81 90 Mr.. Nathan Kline, so cts Mr.
John Avery, 25 cts. Mr. c. L. Avery, 25 cts
Mr.. Joseph A. Meeker, so cts. Mr. Parker
EIy, so cts. Mr.. william Shaw, SO cts. Mr.
CYRUS Shaw, ST. 90. Mr.. Benjamin ,StempIcs
90 cts. Mr.. Michael Clifford, 25 cts. Mr.. B.
II. Trav.s Is cts Mrs. B. ii. Travis 10 cts.
Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell, % CTS. Mrs. Elizabeth
Sten piles so. Mrs. Hannah Ely, pair of pill
low cases, towel, apples, Mrs. Mary Patter
son, one flannel shirt, one towel, Mrs. Lydia
Shaw, one pair of pillow cases, one cotton
sheet. Mrs. William Shaw, one pair Of draw
ers, l3 lbs. of apples, of curraDts, Mrs
Hannah Loomis, one towel, one pillow. and
case. Mrs. Lydia Need, so cts. Mrs. Sarah
Hine, 2 shirts, 40 cts. Mrs. Miles Avery, one
shirt, one towel, Mrs. Daniel Avery Is knots
of woolen yarn, so cts. Mrs. c. l.. Avery, one
pillow, ~ cts. Mrs, Wallis, one towel, one
pair of socks, one ID IF cucrants, Miss Ruth
Stark, 64 cts. Miss Lizzie Stark, one peck of
apples, lbs. Of cnrrants, Miss Amanda
Mitchell, one pair of woolen socks, Miss Vir-
ia Knapp, lbs Of fruit, Mrs. Harriet Gran
dol. one pair of socks, Mrs. Emma Winnings.
one shirt, one pair of socks, Mrs. Grace Earl,
one shirt, one towel, one pair of socks, Mrs.
Mary Krne, one pair of pillows, two towels,
Mrs. Susan Stark, 25 cts. Mrs. Sarah Day,
ton, 48 cts Mrs. Samuel Hine, one Linen
sheet Mrs. Joseph L. Mecker, X knots of
wooden yarn, and apples, Mrs. Jatnes Knapp,
one flannel wrapper, Mrs. Ellen Lansy, l3
lbs. of apples, so cts. L, NJ. Kelly, 4 lbs of
fruit, 8 towels, Miss Mary Mitchell, 7 hand
kerchiefs, Miss Addie Meeker, two shirts,
two pair of drawers, Miss Mary Amy. one
pair of socks Mrs. FL. HI. Mitchell, one sheet
Mrs Hiram Ely, SO cts. Mrs. Lewis Ely, one
TO- Of currants 81 cts, Mrs. B. D. Jaques, one
pair Of pillows and cases, 2 lbs of currants
Mrs John. Avery, one pillow and case, )
lbs of currants.
Mrs. S. NJ KELLY, Secretary
Mrs j L Meeker Pres Cept.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-12
SINGER & cos.
LETTER 4" FAMILY Sewing McHIJI
Uith nN the Recent Lmnrnnements.


Is the Best and Cheapest and Most Beautiful OF a
Sewing Machines. This Machine will sew anything
from the running Of tuck in Tarletan to the max
ing Of an overcoat-anythng tEom fiiot or Beaver
Cloth down to the softest Gauze or Gossamer Tissue
and is ever ready TO do its work to perfection IL
fell, hem, bind gather, tuck, quilt and has ea
pacity for a great variety of ornamental work This
is not the only Machine that can hem, FELL bind and
so forth hut 1t will do better than any other Ma
chine. The Letter %" Family Sewing Machine
NAV be had IN great variety of cabinet The
Folding Case, which is now becoming popular, is,
as its na11c implies, that can be folded into 5
hox or case which, when opened, makes beautiful,
abstantial and spacious table for the work TO rest
upon The cases are of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native Forest or a'
elaboratey finished as art can make them.
Tho Branch Offices we'll supplied with silk
twist thread needles OIL etc. Of the very best quail
ity.
Send for copy of Singer Co.'s Gazette
M SINGER CO,
ASS Broadway, n. Y.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, $40 Chestnut s.
Mrs. G. T. Marsh, and D. A. BardWeii, Esq, agents
in Tupkhannoek
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-12
Newton, Pa. Aug. TIN, 1903.
Letter fremthe la 3rd Rcgt. p. v.
WARRENTowN STATION,
July Goth 1868.
DEAR FATHER AND MOTHER /:

DEAR FATHER AND MOTHER:
1t is with
pleasure that sit down TO answer your let
ter resolved some time since. | have not
had time to reply to it before. We have
been marching ever since the l1th of June,
in Pennsy lvania and through Mary land. In
the late battle at Gettysburg, our Regiment
was badly cut to pieces. Jasper Billings
was wounded and several men killed. Our
train came near being captured aud We bare
ly made our escape.
am tired of soldering and hard tack.
am willing to quit and give the Abolitlonists
a chance to try it aud see how well they
like 1T. We have not had mess of potatoes
or beans for fortyfye days. We live most
ly upon hard tack and coffee, with some
meat. The men aud teams are worn out
The teams are often driven a hours without
watering or feeding. We have been on the
trail OF the Rebs that went into Penasylvan-
vania, took all they wanted, and went back
nome again: although We killed good ma
ny of them, they got away With all they
took, which was about every thing they
wanted that came in their way. am sorry
to hear tha, so many of our boys are sick
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-12
HARVEY SICKLER, Editor.
TUNKHANNocK. PA.
Wednesday. Aug, 12 1868.

NEW YORK, STATE ST. BosroE, are our Agents
or the N B. Democrat in those cities, and author
ize to take Adver tisemenis and Subscriptions
us at our lowest Rates
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Gin Su& lr aIIe!
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Nrtbftle Ger 9relle.
Ser ,,4thmpno DisYath" Ihreitt:
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,9loG Diamond" .c. wubl befannt, Das seSrnr6rtiec
QBert 1T in benz eiseutbnut!ih aniiebsnSsn unb scninnsnStn
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itIbe auTs bette. Oas BUD 1T nit IaIridtt9teit uno I'm
poeisil3bfsit seldrisben, uuo, 10 mot mir urtbeItn fonnCn,
pabrbeite9etreu une daBrls tuttrthant.
Der ,.Ritmonb 4Sramintr" lagt:
.Gs III oas auSfutr!i6lte unp ipertboclfs literariits
qBerf, rae il int Suosn lsins grIttinuns stntdGt bat, oas
nibt oIeir ~an;isbeno 9sbalten lit. ipnbtrn eu9 Die Nsugier
bts 2tie 8 in bpbsm 9rGbe b~sfEitoiSen pirS."
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la,b Eno @arantiesn beS 9Ssrtbes unD Der Bidn.iatett bee
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~ausseber, rsrsisutn @nsriennuns fur ibr natsmeSm,a.
Aus, benz ,,Ri6monb &triltian S6ieroer
Die gefbibn osS eIfftH SabrtS ess Srieaes fur biz
llnabbdnaioteit bee Suoens. BON tintrp 10 entreiitsn unb
tahtiatn S6riftteltr e%tidriebtr, aS DIR. 9olaro III, bill
bet eiatn 9aut Der mt otri 9roFtsu SnIersie ron 3da~
fsnbtn aelsI n nerosn wtrb. Or sitbt sint iulararrnban-
ssnbe intertfants ptbsr fbt Der lsstsn q: ienisrsi6tn Sabre.
Tsbt siniasn 3ria6eR bts &ritsts. 9as Bud eitbt be-
lebrsnbs, untsr6altsnbt unb slaubnlroiee 8tribtt Der IT.
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stIsfen pfreta,"
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SraaAstt;r usb Du9kdnblsr.
las EstRFr., 2t4msae.
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Oeutfd)e IDptbefe.

6tr ben mir son meintn b%ieisen 0anOsleuten 70 r,ih-
LID ssl6enfien 3uiprub seriIi@ oant:no, en,pftble id mid
aah %fernertin oersn s%cneisnn g8otIwslsn, irpen. i'd Al,
sIstaer 3eit ;nr RerntniB brinse, Dap Id ntbif friG6eTa 8rt-
feline une srrbe t9srifs, Sage, 8rlesmr5l, . ferariee. yer,
i6isbsRt Scrttn 3ueeIn, seufbe GidOrieh anne. 8. auter.
8ale. GSUeelabs. MatarOnt, Salatel in srpBen une flsiaer
Sl1i6sn 3Imnnt, san3tn uno s~>ttobsnen, nstf allen aRSsrn
@erpurjen. S6trdnms, @arfiRsrisu. 5e,fsn IL. &C.. sptl6e
SrtittIiG III ben nSsIitt %biaisitea prsilsn btfsns %sapftbI,.
9. 6. HiIht Wni.
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Sacpb 2ippS,
Smpprteur unp
8erfaufer
RON
Srnnbies, Beiner,
Gin u. @i9arren,
go. 1874
- grUao. Straee,

@i6msub, girainien.
DER Undergraduate e~mpfetlt bSaiGft Isin,n
Stsuncen unp benz YutIifum fcin ausaeSsbntcs
fr'if anseiestes Eager BON 2iqueuren unb 81.
earren, brett impertirte franSGtIhe Rotbs unb
Sets' sSetne, Gtantllgner, Malaaa, Sberrs ,,nb
Wtaoetra ySetne, aler Grtcn Sranntreine. gStiss
t9 @, bplano. Sin, 8um unb elm O. aIurtirtes
eager Son pdpana uno einbeimiihen Giaarrer.
Sanftlahli6 aber e~mpfeblt er allen Qisbbabsrn
oe puren peuti6en 8ebsnfaftes feinen G&ten
Nbetnpein, su BADEN bel alien SuantitGtsn uus
btGisen greifcn.
auh adten Him6ureers unb charlottesville.
Sarntnes II. (. {.
Neottee Seltsrfer, gSaIer.
Aue Sefelun9en peroen nit Danf emrfanoe,
une aufs Yunttlthlfe ausgefutrt. DtcrerperfGuz
FERN o%srtauie i'd gu Den b%iutsfrn preifen.
Terter= nmb Observation-Disclosures
Der
Virginia Fire & Marine Inyurance Com.
Die Elm Bona Sise Capital oon 5000. 900 befiht
nne I'M Sabre 1882 purn Die @elebaebuua
BON Sir9inien einaeiest purbe.
Serft&erpnsen, prrSen burG Sic(c aIte gsmtsoris -
teetlt unitr Den s%unltt9ifcn 8tbinsuMssu aeaen Ncucrs unb
ESanerlmooen an S%i9sntbur1 aueI Dirt, oIs: S6ur,r mpr-
osi' Sntsr uno sSaaren alcr @rt, lpppSi in Der StaSt
ale aun lin Sanot, nab psrhsg bic SireEenben @us,a6Imn.
9A prompt eeIsilfet.
Ts> our sis 9p!ics unb ole Gufnosms prr ~ serIMp,n.
oea @eaeHltdnbep irb nibts tere&nct.
Stnee: HFatnltraBs stpilhrn Der 1Ottu unb Ilt,u. ueber
GEM american pptel, Ti@muHo, Se.
so;,, U. g. gOwarbin, grsFs.
VT, Seerd :. llG.1
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0eib- 8itltptbet.

DEM eeetrtCn Seutiacu 9ublifum wiro bic 0cibbibiictbel
bee llutcrsetGnrten CUR fcBleen y Cnubun9 blt ns cmpfcbs
len. DicfrIbe i'll duBerit t~eifbaltis, sntbd!t bic neultsn
9rntanc unb Nrrelrn unb birfte eirem Isle!ultigtn Yublt~
fun fur bic fpmncubcn lansCn Sertlts uno WltIerGbeaee
sanS b~cIpuoere su ~empfeblen icir.
lie @bpnncmente, preile Inb 10 nicSris ssiicnt, fos
Sesermanu bicie 9ibIirtbsf benusen tenn. Cine tntiprc-
hsnhr Giplaac mus iebpdb ron jseem Veler htnttrlt9t wereen.
SHE 9icieRiocn, ipcldc mob @lGer ous Der frubtr
Stcd,r 'Stcu 0elbbiblipttet iii Sapeca pabcn, iirb freune,
It&It crlu6t, IOI9c an MID 9elansss III loItn.
Npsert 0riIImCser,
6. Sir, ;miltcn Srpap u. Niaribal.
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Qpsei9 e.
Or. SenrS Saptpn, Spittus,

pr. DENTY WNVIVHt SPFFF"Vf
fri6cr in N~ctcre6ure ~mpbnbaft. bat iest fem @elhett nab
So. 81 Mainltrcst in ttei9rr StaSt perle9t, ipprlrlbt or lt
frclcu ipirb. Sicienisen tceicncn III tpnnei,, bic an 8urSs
ltHtisfcit &c. Icibcn. SoS 8pl9enec 1T en auei 8 aus
elmer @ctcrS6urSr 9ciIun8:
,g1tr, bic llnisrSei6neten, %emrfthicn pm. Stnrp Sa9tpn
Den 9uro,ru Wtter5tur95 uno ~llr,seSsnb ale etntn Sp ituS
son bpbcn Nsnntniljtn. Durb ibR BADEN wlr Srillefi Der
por,Isli6ltcn @rt crtulten, unS oa bic sDabl Der @laler m
bielcl 5aeb ron Der bShften sSittt9fett 1T 70 tcilnen mir
David Wap, 3so. 8. .. @piples
Nrp. 81. MinGele. SaS &. SSaticn,
9Bm. 6. 9Iigdare, Ee1. S. Sarr,
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va SIN i~Olssnbsn s.dbten Tab na&fdl9tnSe 9srrsa
frspnbliat srlutt, aI6 sstnten FUR tisist 8lat' ST nirEsn
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Aupferjabr.
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GbarIefsn, 9. e., Or. SatO6 &rule.I.
DO Sr. 81. $. 8appslmdn.
Charlotte, 81. G., Or. Sobn ao9el.
Gbattanoc9a, Sem, Or. s. @IGB',
Go.um6ta, e. G., Or. Sopn Stors.
b. Or. ~. 9. SaeOts, Stfts uSoutb ea'
rolinian."
GsIumtuS, ga, Or. S. 8si9.
Gnttrbrife, 0if, Or. 9. 6. 9btil9aarO.s
Grsbertdsbura, Sa., Or. 3snrp Wiilef.
Ssl6s6oroua6. 81. G.. pr. 9siis 9ummsl.
SadfCH, Drill, pr. 8. Spsnsltr.
: @aeou, Ga, Or. Chr. Sau9iioottr.
Wsnta ii srp, &a., Or. g. Su?9enta3l..
pttsrs6urs, 8a., pr: eines.iSsrs.
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SasanKab, Ga, Or. Csc. S9warJ.
5&rtStpe1t, Ca, Sr. q. GtisHdn, III. p. N.
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Difs6ura, NiG., pr. 6. Btdun'nS.
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