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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04
special Notices.
40 CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumption, is anxious to make kncwn to his fell
low sufferers the means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send n copy Of
the prescription used free Of charge,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they win find a sure cure for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, aud
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
ject OF the advertiser in sending the prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conoeives TO be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as 1t will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription,
FREE, by return mail, win please address
REV. EDWARD A.! WILSON,
williamsburg Kings county, New York.
Nay o-lyr.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

/ wish to suggest a topic for all edi-
torIal article in the Register; What ID
the reason that attendance, at churches
generally is becoming smaller and
smaller, notwithstanding the great
increase of population in all of our
eities2 A committee of clergymcn,
appointed by an Orthodox Conference
OF Cincinnati, ayear or two since, to
investigate the cause of tho indiffcr-
enco about public worship, made the
startling statement that the attendance
at the churches generally is nots so large
in that place now as it was in 1850,
although the population has increased
more than four fold.-C Christian Reg
lister.
EDITOR BosToN PosT. 1t seems
singular to me that tho question OF
non-attendenee at church should ex-
cite the surprise of any one of ordina-
ry observation. The pastors in New
England generally, to say nothing OF
Middle or Western States, have been
teaching their hearers duty
IN politics instead of religion. II
will take half a century to regain the
respect and confidence they once had
over their parishes. - Correspondent o
Boston Post.
The Post has hit the nail on the
head exactly. The preachers have tC
thankselves for the low ebb into which
the religious state of the country hal
fallen. Those who, like them, hva,
sowed the meanest and most degraded
kind of politics, are not apt to get
religious harvest from such seed -
Gin. Enq.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

RUNAWAY On Tuesday, a Mr..
Patton, of Marietta, was driving out
of town for his home, when his pair of
mules took fright and run some three
hundred yards. Tn ere was an upset,
which done considerable damage to
Mr.. Patten, rendering Medical AID
Necessary. He started for his home,
again, yesterday morning-having
recovered to u considerable extent.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04
IA deal Keeps.

Uriah Hep was not nearly 80
umble as some of tho Radical leaders
have lately become. CID Mr.. Stevens,
Of Pennsylvania, is oppressed by a
painful fear lest he may obtrude his
opinions too often in public matters;
and DR.. Butler, Of Massachusetts,, now
only deires to be buried in some sim
pie in closure, and to have inscribed
over hic remains the epitaph, "Here
lies a General who saved the lives of
his soldiers at Fort Fisher" and il
might be added, who saved several
spoons and other things at New Or
leans. The modesty of these men, in
comcurison with their past wants and
demands, say up tn yesterday, isreally
affecting.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

TUE receipts of the Paris Exposition
during the month Of May realized an
average Of fifty thousand francs a day,
without reckoning the payments for
weekly tickets. humorous purchases
for their respective museums are being
made by Prussia, Austria, Ru'sia and
other countries, aud many of the most
instructive and useful objects have been
already secured by them.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

Forty thousand wax candies are
Sighted instantaneouGly by single
match at the Royal Palace in Berlin.
The wlcks are previously connected
by q thread spun from gun cotton, on
lighting 0ne end of which all the can
dies are lighted simultaneo usly, aud
thus the whole Of the seven hundrec
apartments Of the palace are illumina-
ted at once.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

A GENTLEMAN in New England
town buried HI sixth wife, Shortly at
ter the funeral he met the minister who
o~ficlated, and offered him u two dollar
greenback, The minister declined to
take it saying he was not accustomed
to accept pay for such services. The
gentleman coolly replied: "Just as
you say; but that's what I've been in
the habit Of paying"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Subscribers to the Capital Stock Of the
Morgan County Bridge Company are hereby
notified that, in consequence Of the resumption
Of the work, they will be expected to COM
plete the payment Of their stock. An install
ment Of ten per cent, is called for, payable on
the LIST day OF August next, and a like amount
each thirty days thereafter until full payment
in each case is made. And it is to be under
stood that all stock must be fully paid up by
the LIST day Of October next, when the contract
ors have agreed to complete the structure.
By order of the Board of Directors
W. p. SPRAGUE Prest.
June 25th, 1s67-Sm.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

ray On Monday, James huffman, Of
Eagleport, started from his home 10
come to this town. When within a
few miles of here he fell TO the ground
from the effects Of the sun. He was
gwen prompt attention ana revived.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

B@- Fresh supplies of Window Fix
lures, Sabbath Sh ,ools mInstrels, Sta
tionary, School Books, Slate Pencils,
Primers, Toy looks, Bill Files, Mem
orandoms, &c, received at the Book
Store ofAdair Bros this week.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

IA The highest cash prices paid
Or Hides by A. J. Gray.
No Att.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

BRIGHAM YoUNG is preparing to
abdicate in favor of Young Brigham,
but the elders all want his place for
themselves, and there is a squabbie
imminent.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

Thou art a little bear, madam"
said a Quaker to a fashionable belle at
an evening party, "Sir!" exclaimed
the dismayed one. "About the shout
ders l mean" smillingly replied he.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

MEAT MAEKEr.-Rcgular market days at A.
=. Gray's m~eat-market, are Tuesdays, Thurs
,Sys and Saturdays. All should endeavor to go
20 market in the "ea. y morning this hot
weather. Gray keeps none but no. l meat, and
he will sell It as cheap rs the cheapest.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04
The Match Game OF Base BaII.

The match game of. Base. Ball, be-
tween the Union Club;u Of GAINESVILLE,
and the Hickory Club vi this place,
came off on last Friday, p, NJ. The
following shows the playing and play
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04
e ShearIng.

Report Of the Sheep sheoring Exhibitions Of
the Wool Growers Association Of Washington,
Morgan and Athens counties, at the barn Of
X. Bucey, Esq on the 2lst day of May, 1867.
Your Committee have mace but two classes Of
w~ool-good, and double Xxx. or very good:
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

pS- The mercury stood at 1873 IN
the shade" OH Monday, "97" on Tues
day, a99" on Wednesday.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

In the period Of halfa century, there
have been, tits estimated, upward of
seventy. five executives, emperors, pres
idents, and dictatorsln Mexico, and no
less than two huHdi ed revolutions.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

Agricultural college scrip has been
located thus far as follows: In Michi-
gan, 692,40O acres, Missouri. .147, 1868
acres Iowa, 1890 acres, and Oregon
800 acres.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

In Niagara county, Western New
York, the army worm is committing
dreadful ravages among the orchards.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

GEN. SHERIDAN has taken a sober
second thought, and extended the time
for registration in Louisiana.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

We learn that Isolated cases of chol-
ara haye made their appearance in
Memphis. The authorities are making
preparations-to combat the disease.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

There are upwards IF thirty papers
printed in st. Louis, according to the
laie city directory. OF these, 10 are in
foreign languages, =
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

Cotton mills are growing numerous
in South Carolina.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

THE WHOLESALE
IL e IL
Ii R Il w s IT
g.
h o B II R II s.
We have now on hand n
L A r G <
AND
v A R L h I'D
D R E G @ DS,
consisting of
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS,
from 60 cents to $3.50 per yard.
SILK PoPLINs,
REP PoPLINs,
PLAID PoPLINs,
oLTAMAN PoPLINs,
PLAIN & PLAID LENOs,
PLAIN FIGURED WOOL DELAINEs
oRGANDY& PLAIN LAWNS,
DOMESTIC AND FRENCH BINGHAM
TRAVELLING GOODS.
ALPACAS'oi light aud dark colorp,
ORIENTAL LUSTREs.
CHALLI DELAINES.
LADIES' CLOTH,
besides q large assortment OF
Thibet shawls,
Gloves and Mitts,
Hose,
Collars,
Velvet Ribbons,
Wells,
Handkerchief,
Head Nets,
Belt & Bonnet Ribbons,
Baskets,
Queensware
Boots,
Shoes,
Groceries,
&c, &c, 60.
WE STUDY TO PLEASE,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

AN OTE.-Ine hBe Is by months. The nbbreVi
ions vg means very good.
" u BRAwLEY,
WILLIAM SHAW
BRACKESMDGg.
H. HIETTE,
JONATHAN THOMAS,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-04

Mymany customers arc soIisi.sd spr
a continuance of their patronage aud
I feel confident 1 can give satislasaoN
to any on. who may call.
Nay 2-On.
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8 G q
Ber1Aerunes @efeQfhat
nun GJrDpgneA. gShfO.

Rapitels @tpd 100000 Dollars,
28eitere @erbsnnlthtett. 49,. 100000 Dollars.
Office 6.ustle glod, $40. i25 Superior Strass, sx
9reppe bod.
Trectcren:
8. sS. sattsmsp.r, 8. Sinslen, $b. scDf,
8. 9tprnaa, q. 6eSenmaIIer, q. Waser,
81. 6etel. s. 9aps. S9end, Nd D..
8. StpppsI, Sb. 6erntrasr, {. 9edman,
s. Gismsr, 81. Gtbers, q &c, g8sber Md
s. Mel1sr, Geo. E3edsrltng.
IS ean1ts
6. %. sHtfsutsser, SrdFtent, O.. 5efsrmhusr, essretar,
s, stoppsl, 9iess$rdFpent. 9. 9. sraas, IT,, Sea. ass.
aRei fl. 's5. -
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Stpp!! unp aufgepaBt!
Mens nnb Spcs @Mrselrebem!

Inter allen Sebenfprten bdben i6 aud bieleS Satr bic Soea
unb %enb Seeblin9 am belten beipdbrt. NQhrenp bic Satan
ba unb yiele onbere Sprten wiecer Ypn benz MebItbau onees
eriFen unb prn Der 86ulniB srIenos ~serit0rt ~tpurhen, iinb BIZ
NeiB unb c5pe8 Seebltn9 ppn ptelen btteen 9ld9en ~unberutri
~aebIieben unb lire SlGtter fnb ieet npA 10 grim ae i'm 8rIbs
1pmmer. Der gSein ron beiben Srrten puroe etefe5 Sa9l
an bic 2rn9wprtb &ein GpmpaSnie IN Cincinnati fur Opl>
lar per 9oIcne Serfduft unD baS 8uIhel Grauten BON Del
Rens Seeblin9 Cite nirb 16pn Mitte @u9uff reifl fpurbe au'
benz Cincinnati Mtarft fur u 0pIar8 Serfanft. Die grnbt'
BON teiben Sprten bat nod ME falirt, es itnb ietr lppt9t
gBGMIer, am befen eeeignet einen falten g8inter ausSubaltsr
unb asbetben IN iebet &lina.
Die Rene eisnet itb itrer erpBen, artnen Statter balbe1
ppr;D0lih ais Shattentrdube in elmer Oartenlaube peer an
6aule gesp9en. 6pl9enbeS itnb meine @reiie:
Soe eebling $50 0nQ. per tauenb, $50 rer hunbsrt
$3.50 per 0ubenb. 3metj6hri9e 9fan;en S. per Dubeno.
Stems Seebltng 5000 per taulenb, $25 per t%urpert, s.
per 0ubenb. SneiiGbrige 9ftan3en s. per 9usenb.
H.S. SD Serfaufe nur auserleiene, gut ~tepurielte i'm Tret.:
en- ssscgene 9fansen; es 1T alip. feline 8efnfr s%prbanpen mi
elenpen 8reittauspHan,e anaelfmiert IN gerben.
Concord, 0elapare, 5artfrr6 un6 ale bsfannten Surtsl
ebenfollS an Sanb gu ben ~btQi9ten 9retlet.
Nabere &uSfunft ert9eilt germ,
2ouis MltIGtter,
St1. 8. III gpr 814, Sanbu6t9, Shic.
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Srieben init Scn Gnoiancri,.

81. 2ouis, 5. 0op. General Sberl1atn fat
cine Orore %erlaer, in Der er aaflaoist, baB nit Den
&ioua, G%omandes, Npabes,. Gbepenre urlo Nrro=
Ser ISsnsral jaSsf, Oab Sic Srlppen Der Ser.
Gtooten Die Standardization ein5uitelen baben, baB
nad ben @arantien oes Sertra9s Die Snbtaner bas
3edt baben, in ben nt6t an9elieoelten Sbeils11 BON
&anias, Nebresfa uno Colorado bas @ilo sl ioeen,
baB iener gertrag 5l r~elpectiren iei unb baB Die So9O=
9artien Der Subianer in freunbli6em Sinne 5u be-
banoeln ieien. Snoeien biirfen Die Offeiere, pelde
Die Yolten unb Die Sruppen epmmonotrer, feline
gorIi1tsmaBresel perabldlmen, Die sur Si6erllng
bes 2ebens uto oes gigent6unls Der Grens 9lniieo=
ler notbipeioi9 tit. Die Qniieoler miilien ~ebcnfalls
Den Snoianern Den Srleoen baltel1, Sic Sruppen
bianer Sanoelspolten SIT perbiiten unO iibsrbaupt
baben Die MiIitdrbeb6rben alles auf5ubieten, I'm Die
StOruns Der frieoliden ge5iebnn8e1 5u perGateu.
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NaslaatD.
Sic Nieberlaae nlb 0eianseunagme GaribalNis.

@aribalois @infoQ in Dos r6lnii6e @ebiet lit Ill
einem plDblifen nno I6mdblihen Gnoe gefommett.
gr ipuroe bel Sipoli bon ben Ydpitli6en ours 9aupt
Del6lagen uno ~9efan9en gelommen. g8ie loiien Die
~folgenoen ginSelnDeiten fDlger, pte lie DER atla1ltlI6e
telegraph brin9t:
SIpren3, g.. Nop. Sim Sonntoo perlieB @ari=
6oloi nit $500 Mann unb 2 Ganpnen iein Eager bel
Mtonte HotpnoD, I'M Sipoli an5u9reifer ipel6es
BON pdpItli6en Sruppen beIebt mar. Sie lebterer
~befanoe1 li6, 5000 W(ann tart, in elmer feiten Stel=
lung uno BON srtilerie unterihibt. Sic pdpitliden
S,ruppen ~feuerten iofcrt als ibren 8atterien auf Die
@arlbaloianer, uno Elm per5ueifelter Sarnpf erbpb
lid, tpelder 45 Minuten oauerte, i%porauf li6 @ari=
balot 5~uridSog. 9ie S6la6t ipl,rbe bel WtOnte NO=
tonop %ernenerf. Sic Sniurgenten fdmpften nit gro=
per Sortndfi9teit ulo Dielten Den &f ~ Stun=
De oufre6t.
GrI66pft unb ii6ertpdltiot pi6en lie cn6(i6 surid
urlo tpuroen auf's S9alpt gei6la0en; $50 SrIurgen=
ten ipuroetl g%etDDtet, 800 puroen 5u@efangene 9erna6t
uno tpie piele perpunoet ipurben, lit mod ni6t ernit=
telt. Die pGplli6en Sruppen p~erlDrerl 200 ltann
al Sooten unO 8erlpunoeteIt.
Gin anoerer 8ert6t. Sen ~folgenben Se=
rt6t iiber Die S6laht bat Der 9tep )Drt 9eralb in
elmer Special Sepeid)e bur6 ieinen GOrreIpOnoerten
erbalten:
g8d6rcno Ser lebten Sage botte @ari6o!bi feline
StreitfrdIte lin leine iriibere 1olition bel WtDnte
9totploo concentrirt. 8eitern Na9mittag eridieilen
Die Serren Gorte, Grtspe uno Senar0ert, Mn6Gnger
0oribalOP5 unO frii6ere Wit9lieOer Der repolutiDnds
rem 0elelll1ott I'M Wager nno bate1 @arlbalot lt9
surid5usie6en, ba Die italieniIden Sruppen Die
Grense iiberi6ritten bitten. 8nri6oloi ~meigerte
it'd, inbern er io9te, an ieinem 2eben liege Inn 1i6ts,
uno Elm Soloat oirfe ME Die Wfen9e ieiner SeinOe
sGDlen.
aber Elm General iolte es tDut, CAB Inn @isnor
Gorte Sur alntmort.
9ie Population perlieB barauf bos Eager. Seute
friib brad Garibaloi nit etlpa 5000 Wtaun mo 2
Ganpnen mad Sippli auf Inn Iih bort nit gtico=
tero, einem ieiner OfIiciere, SIT Dereini9e1. SSn Der
3lpii9enjeit ober batten Die pdpitli6en 3uapen, luel<
die porecridt iparen, Sippli nit Dem 8ujpnett ge=
nomnlel1.
Sopon puBten Die 8ari6albianer nidts uno MUIR
ben, ,pa6renS lie nod b~emlelben Ylake porriidter,
bei W}etpne hur6 iieben 8ataiIone pdpitliGer Srup=
pen nit IL Ganolten, in Der S%ronte unb Der Seite
an9e0riiien. Sas S6ladtfelo bcfano Ii6 Stpilden
5lpei Sii9eln nit einenl Belotueg an beioen Seitet
~berielben. Scr &f luiitbete iiber cine Sturloe.
SIM beiBeiten Mprlerte b~eIfelben muBte @aribalot
pom aarnpfplab gei6ieppt tper0en. Seine Sruppen
~eriitten ltbipere gerluie nno 5ogell ii1, berfDl9t BON
ben Ydpitli1en, mad Nionte &otpnbD 5uriid.
3ier lpuroe Der &anpf ~ernerert ilub nod Stpei
| Gtunoen IprtgeIebt, ipp bdnn Der &iid3ug Der Gari=
~balbianer in ipiloe Sludt a~usartete.
Mtat 0laubt, baB Garibaloi 900 Mann al Soos
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Scr &espstser
SQuftrirte Tamtlien=RdlenDer

fur 1857 NIT Sielem tntereHanten esfefpHe. fstr sablrethsn
SLnHratiDnen in Solsi4nitt unb siasrn ietr i60nsn erlortr'
ten Sitslbilss. @rDb Nnarto, franco per Soft nur IS Gents
gu bstieben ear4
@b. 6. 96sctafb,
gprrtbaus, Cincinnati, 8.
Die g~eptnnIife ber Grdnie1 fir 1866 If benz 4aleuts1
t~sissrrudt. gubsr bis'en finb su baben: gubis gDlfsfas
lenbsr so ste Spinniube so @ts., Sen erbsfoenber 65@ts,
Ntsris's Salsnter rs ets., gmeifenfalsnesr 40 sts., Slime
ritanifasr 8oltstalenSer 25 @ts.. ,t.
Sur ieDes 0au6 mnD teDe camille!
Sd stlaube mir nteiue 8retnte uno 2aneslent. sur CUB
%ieriptiOn auf tte naafOlssnssn f@0nsa amp %sssts8snsi Ss't'
sic Sunarirte aselt fir 1867,
lister Sabrsans in 10 Soften. anseefuttet nit pprshali6en
9Ulsf6nitten, nebit einem pradtoUlen arpben Stablfide:
,Spmmerfrtf6e,- esrnalt sOfsab. 8iris, ssffpbsn Don
8. @eser, ais Srdmie. sreis bes Sabrsan9s nnr $500
Su Sanfe.
geT&i6ten unb 9ilSer sar ilnterbaltuna Ser Satr8ant
BON 10 6eften rebT elmer pradtpOlen Stablfttb= Erdrate
Scr Gbf9ieb, semait pom a~Sipsmaab, ssse6sn spn o
Mitaelis, gum Greife pom nirr $2,z-
Ieber 2anD uub Nfeer.
aQasmetns SlluHrirte 3situns. beraus9sesben ppn 8. %
5aflanbsr. sSGbrlid 70 Ssfte grpb =5olto NIT fsr satlrei
Den SaaftratiOnsa. Der Sasrsans $50
Ris Gtene
SournaI FIR Spil.tts anb Santarsett. Sitrli6 "a Stun
mern 8CliO NIT pieIe gtabe3si4nnn8sn II. I. To. Der Sab,
gang $2,2s
1ie Dspnepeft.
Sunffrirte SETTING fit Sptlette rnb Sunbarbeiten. NIT sahl
rtibsn abbilbnn9en pom SRosen nnS 6anearbsitsn, Santtt
mIifern etc. Ser Sabradn8 BON "a ynuln1erb S2,25
Der Bazaar.
SQuHrirte Damen=9eituna Wit iebr sablrethsn abbiltnn
gen BON O9ohen. psiblhben Sanhsrbettsn. Sdnitnutern t
T. 10. Ser Sa6rsang ron AZ gluurnern grpB fpio $5,25
1~amenfietoer WSe SGsim.
Dpit sa6lrsiden Oauitsr= unb WpSebldttern unb 6plsi4nitt
Suufratipnsn i'm aert. Sdbrli@ "a sanmnsrn gum Srstf'
BON Y2.25.
guber biesn anssfibrten SUurnalen, tjnnsn ale in Deutia'
lamb erf4stnenten Setf&rifteu turd mid fdnel nne bilta
bs,pgen tpercen. as Die befanrteten unb aerbrehetnen I'm
ter hisfen 3eitfhriften. bebe i'd bsrppr Die 9eipstser Gar
~tsnlaube, bas sSauilrirts 5anilien Spurnal 4anprama.
Sab urb Sern, 9abetrt. @rtsiterun8en. 5dusbldtter, Gre
ga, Snb fur 4ls, Bud Der Welt, @efermann's Wfpndts=
bsfte. europa, Natur. taiere Seit. Wan6ner 6liesente SlGt'
ter, 8acberabatf6, Sprfbarbter, Getermann's aeDgrapbiids
Wittbeiungen, @lpbus @eue,bbule, pUlpte6nii6es SOurnal,
pplptebnii4es @entralblatt, Gurppdii9e NtpSeSsttnns fur
6errenfleihern1abe II + To.
SD ermarte 3ablrsi&e 9eieIunsen unb oerfprs9e bisfelbsn
NIT s~epUbnler Sunftt9feit aussuflbren.
9bilipp &. S6sctalh,
ylaGfolaer son S6epbalh unb S~beurfauf, 8n6= nnb STUNT
6anblune. @purtbaus gsbiuee. Cincinnati. 8.
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Glpte, 6 6at [, 81 6ermant 9.


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1. Rapital nnb llsberfbus ........ 1886, 900
bsPptbefarii6 ssf5ert amf lisssnbss s~tseatsam.
2. Nseitere @erantip prtlidfett Der StsGs
bcloers $500, 600
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fur 1857 NIT pieem intere Tanten 2eieffpHe. fetr 3ablrethsn
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SsutI0e 2iteratmr.

Die 2eip5ieer @artenlaube.-9as Tote
9eft bieier INSTRUMENTATION 3eitlGrift. Die feines 2o=
hes beoart erhleltel, mir our9 SbeDbaIb's Suf=
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Gbenlo oas s%tueite 6eft Deg ~loufenoen So6rganges
Der beliebten rSluitrtrten Belt@ Die in Stuttgart er=
iheint. Wer it'd on ben langen Mintera6cn6en UNI
terbalten mil. Der made leine 9eteluns bel Y6. &C..
SbeDbalo in Cincinnati.