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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-04

A SroRY of terrible 81 ffering appears
in a Paris letter to toe New Orleans
Picavune. 10 the month of August,
1863, the French ship Adelina Eliza
quilted Bordeaux for HOngkong. A
month afterward she was spoken of
Cape of Good Hope. She was never
heard of again until few days since.
A typhoon in the Indian ocean threw
her out of her course, dlsmas,ed her,
broke her rudder, and tossed her to-
ward Oceanica. Bad weather lasted
thirty days, and when fair weather re-
turned she struck upon a coral reef, and
the exhausted crew were scarcely able
70 take refuge in boats. 1t was a moon
less, starless night when the accident
occurred. They rowed wildly, and
thanked God when the breaking day
showed them a harbor, surrounded BY
a charming landscape. They reached
land and lay down to sleep. When
they awoke they found themselves
bound hand and foot, and surrounded
by savages. Their caP,ors proved to
be cannibals. Eleven of them, their
Captain included, were slain and eaten.
Three others conirivcd to mako their
escape, but they were mutilated. TIE
one who has succeeded in reaching Eu
rope has one arm cut Oh and one eye
torn out. The three reached . remote
part of the island, where they found q
canoe aud embarked 10 it, preferring
the risk Of being dev0ured BY sharks
to the certainty of being killed and
$3.50 h. ~~cnihsls Forth ma felv thew
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-04
BR,GHaA You've, in late address ia

BR,GHaN You've, in late address in
his tabernacle, delivered himself as
fJilcxs.
A grea, many ask me how many
wives | have, bat, TO tell the honest
truth, 1 never thought enough about ii
to ST p ,.rd think. But will get up
the fac's in the case and tell everybody,
SO that they may stop asking me these
questions lsuppose that | have a
ASzen or fifteen that | an taking care
OF; perhaps a few more, DO not know,
and | care hing about it. l Try to
DO good, and try to save the people !;
and | say, do rot let lady come to
destruction.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-04

We have received from John G. Fol
the following new books sent to the
APrEAL by the Publishers, D. Apple
ton / Co, of New York
Primary Truths of Religion. Dy Thomas "
Clark, D D.. l. L. D.. bishop of the piucess
cf Rhode i-land- New York Appleton 4
Go. i>65- For sale by john 6. Fox, Cars u
Csty, Nevada
A brief, simple treatise; candid, hon
est treatment CT subjects which per-
PICK the mind in regard to the fanda-
mental principles of morals and relig-
ion fair statement of the Atheis,ic
faith, aad an argumeutative refutation
Of its philosophy.
Jeremiah and his Lamentations; with notes crit
icsi. expls a.Ory and practical. designed for
both Pastors and People By Rev. Henry CowieS
d. d. Ne~ Yosk: ID Appleton * Co. ISoy.
For sale by John u Fox, Carson City. Nevada
This volume concludes the series on
the Old Testament prophets. 1t is de-
signed to remove o5scurities and dis
close new beauties in the works of the
weeping prophet Ii embodies the re-
suits of accurate scholarship and much
research
The Dead Gue-t. A Mysterious Story By
Heinrich ZsSh,skke. Translated from the Ger
man by GeOr-e u NcWhort- ~ 4. New
YORK d Appleton Co. 1859 For sale by
John u FOX. carson City, SeyK.a, Pamphlet
edition, price as cents
This is a translation of oue of the
numerous popular stories of Zschokke,
and contains pleasing account of
German manners and customs 1t is
work Of fancy, original and singular
The Lost Manuscript novel By Gustav Fry
tag. author of = iebir AID Credit Translate
by Mrs Naic NIB Complete il one volume
New York Appleton Co. 1859. For
sale By John g. Fox. Price. % cents
This is another volume of Appleton
Library OF choice reading in uniform
octave, in paper covers, intended for
general circulation. q The Los, Man
uscripi' will be fouai TO possess sin
guiar freshness Of plot aud character.
All the above mentioned works may
De had OF Mr.. Fox at publisher prices.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-04

TIE President Of the Irish Republi.
can Association (Moriarty) has taken
measures to defeat an attempt on the
part of some snesking Democratic DEM
sgog"es to turn The Irish Chicago Con-
yeu,ion into . Democratic coneera..
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-04
NO PAPER ON TUESDAY

The Printers of the APPEAL, desiring
to celebrate the Fourth on the Fifth. in
their own independent way and no,
having the fear of an Editor before their
eyes, give notice that there will be no
,1sr
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-04

CHICAGO, July 1.-The Times special
says il is rumored that Secretary Bout
well intends 10 resign his position at no
distant dsv, not on political or financial
grounds, but for personal reasons.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-04

SoMErHING went wrong with the
Great Eastern on the 30th of June, and
she IS reported TO have buoyed the cable
and returned for repairs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-04
A DESr IN GsAxr's ADMINISTRATIONS

4 DENT n OEAHt3 ADMINISTRATION.
The While Pi0e News says:
Iuiians IN Arizona. The President
ought to remove his bro heT-in law,
Dent, for incoDp-teucy. Tue Indians
N his district are committing more
nepre iations than those IN any other.
r. Is = Democrat, too aud if statistics
il III ,a.,'s wanted, . Republican.
good At figures. eoatd enumerste the
Outr.2es to the Department ~ WASH
iag o., just - = cd as Dent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-04
NEW BOOKS.

We have received from John G. Fox
the following new books sent to the
APPEAL by the Publishers, D. Apple
ton / Go, of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
PERSONAL.

Sir Henry Holland, Bart, distin guisled Eng
sh physician arrived in this city yesterday morning ~
the steamship knhe accompanied By his the Rev,
Mr. Holland. Dir Henry is native OF Cheshire England
and graduated in medicine at the University az Edlu.
burgh 1911 He has long held leading pbstion IN hs
profession in London aud il well known TO tb. proeso
everywhere as an author. He was phys,chx.
TO Queen Caroline, tho unfortunate v,ts
OF George ". and was a prominent wit.
clan ordinary to Prince Albert. and in 1855, ths
Queen In 1853 BarOnetoY conferred on him 5is
Henry Holland In 1884, married a daughter Of the Row
Sydney Smith Lady Holland died Nov g. 1865. At
present Sir Henry and Mr. Holland the guests of Mr.
Thurow Weed. at his residence IN West Twelfth st. %
their arrival here cable kilograms afflicted the Rev. Mr.
H. with the intelligence that his son. nine years OF sgss
accidentally drowned the day after lie left souths
ampton
The Hon. Geo. II. Yeaman, U. S. Minister to
Denmark IS homo co days leave OF absence Mr.
Yeaman was Union Congressman from Kentucky In
The days when the State still able 70 elect or tive
OF That variety.
w. l.. Rea, leader writer OH The LondoN
Heps and The Pal Mall Gazette has been spending few
days in NewYork, and has gone to Boston. He
hopes TO do . the country, including a visit 10 San
Francisco, and be ready to sarbaek IN two months.
Gen. Eaton, State Superintendent of Com
Schools in Tennessee who has lately been In
ngton to the President quite hopefa that TN,
Tennessee LEGISLATURE whether it shall elect
drew Johnson to the Senate will not at least undertake
TO oyerturn the school system has been hreatepedt
Mr.. C.. Osborne Ward goes to the great Co
operative Congress in Switzerland a. delegate from
the cooperative societies OF this city Mr. Ward attended
similar Congress In Germany last year. Ho practi
cal machnist and has written good doal on labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
Marriages must be indoysed With Jau
DIED
Francis 1. A. Bools. ia the ss,s year q

BOOLE-Oa THURSDAY Sept Francis A. BOOs in the ssth o.
The relative, and friends Of family
ni Board Supervisors aBd Of the city sot
together With the m:nbe OF Polar star Les
ai NJ tare respectfully invited TO stssd the funeral
SUNDAY Sept o'clock FROM The Bsplst Church sixth
ST. AvenneC
pOUGLASSA. Jersey City THURSDAY Sept te9 stephss.
Jane A. aud the late Rev SShsa Douglass ths
18th year Of his
HI, relatives ,ni friends funeral
Marks Episcopal Church OF Grove and Montgomery
City Saturday, the 5h inst, a2 O'Clock wtAoat
further notice.
FERGUSoS-on THURSDAY Janstts 9th late John
Ferguson In the 66th year OF her
The sal friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 aea
her from her late residence No 30 Wes Porrti'ett, 90
MONDAY, Sept 8, as2 O'clock
HALBSuiieny Tuesday he 3 alt Mrs Martha Hale In the
cd year Of her age - 60
Tbs friends are Invited andhs tuners. rem the Rev Dr. sOeass
Church, Clnton-st on Saturday. at O'Clock m
MONCRIBPOu FRIDAY Sept the residence Of her ssa+sIs
George More Mieron. Dnekess Co, n L Ah nSnche-
mother Of the Hon James Moncef IA the Sth es % s'
resisus No m Analyst on h'aaJ Ansr'
al . o'clock.
oSBoRNR-In NswHaveu Couu Thursday. Sept o. Thomas
Osborne, 10 the ia year Of his Aga
PRBsToS- Dobb Ferry THURSDAY Sept Hesa Pre'oa.
% 80 friend, Of the faEiy invited attend the unerd
DObbs Ferry Sunday afternoon 81 0cock
r,s eays, Hudson River Depot lhieth ST. al O'Clock
v.sUpURN-On Thursday Sept Clara Mabel d,sghter Of GeOrgs
" and Mary h. WAshburu -. $500. ..
r. ia, r. ni eais the family respectfully invited 10 attend
(Saurisv) afternoon O'clock IOm the residence
Oh parents No. 327 West Eighteenth st.. Ne" tort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
TILE sn1p1r1,A1Isr NATIONAL CONVENTION

ON the second day of the Convention of
the Sprituaiss in Buffalo, "Wednesday constitution
IN sef,ire more permanent organization was reported
by a Committee, and adopted by q stronS VOTE Inc
preamble Is AZ follows; 49,, ..,4.. ...,.i,..,,. 49,.
OF accordance tue
.nt of American institutions manifested 70 the world BY tue Deca
cve that the for concentrated Aeton WINE we sse
ATE, al truth and believe united and associative acton under
prope order these objects can be most sacesl reached
hereby unite ourselves together ,,...i,., ,,,o.t.
The society is to DO known az the american ASsocla-
on of splrituasts" Is objects shall be TO cooperate
with state and local organizations IN the prougatOn OF
the snritua philosophy and its teachings AID in the or
,niaon OF local and State Societies, Childrens Pro
ressye Iyceums the establishment OF hD-
rn system OF education for persons OF both sexes on
terms OF perfect equality and also the establishment Of
university on plan similar TO the ancient Aexandrla
Jrniversty Board OF Trustees shall have control OF
ali matters OF the Association; they shall meet
nuartery for the transaction OF business at such places
"a they NAV determine from time TO time. The anhual
meetigs OF the association shall be held, c0mmehclh
the last Tuesday IN september In each year, at suCn
paces as the Trustees may appoint All @
shall consist OF delegates from the several olaes
toriai and PROVINCIAL organizations OF active oAsee
each OF which Shall be entitled TO the same o
delegates that they have Representatives IN HohSess
provided that each Territory and Province hylns a o
ganized Society shall be represented III ms
Gy the number OF Representatives In sucn m
and that the District OF Columbia shall DO entitled 10 TWO
representatives in the Convention. ,., A..
The Hon J. q. Wait OF Michigan was electeu nIs'
President Of the organization under INC ne" 0ons'u
ton. A., ,,,o c,,ya,,i on
adjourned sine DE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

authorities Of Philadelphia we're informed OF this
fact and some OF the detectives proceeded to Cape May
son. The body was given 20 the re!a-
tlves and taken on to Philadelphia for inter.
ment. Among the effects found In trunk OF GussOn
were some photographs OF Grey, who had also passed
under the name OF Leland, and these sent to
various points IL ascertsined that he had been in
Saratoga, Newport Long Branch, and other watering
places living rather fast life. Yesterday afternoon
Detectives Farley ana Eustace met Grey Broadway
took him into custody and locked him at Police Head
quarters telegram sent to Philadelphia by Sergt.
kelso and he received reply to hold the prisoner
by all means, and officer would be at sent on
with requsiti0n. The prisoners real Is Martin
Llndenbon He for many years clerk In the law
0ce OF Henry L. Clinton in this CITY, and then con-
sldered a smart and rising young man. Bad company,
however aud dissipation were his ruin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
ARREST OF A FORGER.

In lime and July last it was discovered that
-, y,rrants OF the City OF Philadelphia 10 inc
q, nearly SIS 900 had been put upon the market
% r,s unknown parties. They were wei e1ee9 hHs
by olo the OF those well posted IN tDe pus
ana gts were made To discover the guilty. paIoS
ness as at length ascertaned that tho warrants nm
ald u va" t by two giving the names OF mai
Deen Pu' 49, GussOn. Search was made TOT tnem va. ~.
Grey nnid not be found Early in August % Sa
one VI & snrf The body soon atteFward Fecofo.'
ing he Coroner after holding the usual inquest h Ina
lneu VIZ, 10 tbe ttnk o. deceased WAS found mum NJ
was I wsrrAuts flied W aud InAllg Tor Iaa. AAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY IN MAINE.

RoCKLAND, Me-, Sept. 3.-The vault Of the
Lime Rock Bank broken into by burglars last night
They first picked the lock OF the Western Union Tele
graph office, adjoining the bank and from thence mado
opening OF about eighteen inches IN diameter through
q brick wall into the bank vault The attempt on the
safe lock unsuccessful, but 1t was disarra1ged
that the bank officers have yet been unable 70 open
the safe The burglars left their tools behind, including
a signal line extending into the street. and INTENDED
guard against surprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
THE WATER SUPPLY OF PHILADELPHIA.

There is no material change in the aspect OF
the water question In Philade phia AT time during
the hight OF the water panic was more necessary TO DO
strictly economical In the OF the article than at pres
The city Is still drawing upon the reserved pools VI
the Upper Schuylkand Is impossible TO tell when the
supply may give out There is yet no prospect OF the
ardently prayed for and much desired heavy rain A
large cOnhagraon would up all the water that caa
at present be obtained from FairmOuDt reservoir aud
h0usekeepers aud Others must be sparing until the
Sehuyll River again pours volumes of the fluid over
Paramount PHILADELPHIA Inqurer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
POLITICIANS AND THEIR PROMISES TO PAY.

An interesting case came up before Judge
Lane in the Sixth District Court yesterday ~ appears
that some time last Fall, AssIstantAlderman Houghton
., rho Tlpbteenth Ward employed Mr. Kerwth. liquor
ds,ier IN furnish six men TO further his tHoughtons in
errst nj tho polls on election day Tao men We're tHr
nis1rd n, directed and atterward paid q each Gy Mt
kerry Nh Who presented the bill therefor TO MI HOugn
ton who refused 70 pay It. Hence the SUIT Ater arEu
we1t on both side. decve ia favor OF tho deienJAu
Ms rendered. tl9 CONTRACT ps1G held " 10 lIeAa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

ALBlSI Sept 3whei-better feeling in market ARbs srnes
hed shove Of Of 100 bush White State 30
Ryedul aud lower sales Of % bags New STATE 81 IL Cou-Ihsr
neglected holders srm supply small 200 bush Western htr4
Is ami No BaTey-sght mOTenest
sales Of 100 bush Mixed State Ia lots 81 20
good supply market rather dull sales Of 900 busA Eeu
Western al Ole. and Leo bush. DO. state at 6lsc
WILniNGros ~ C., Sept 3-Spts Tupentps quos ~ Blc.
Rosn quiet $685. IL Crude Turpen!ne steady o. oil ~s
81 Tar hrm at 81 ".
AUGUSTA aCoou-The market srn with good 10
maud sales 1873 bales Mddings 3lc receipts la bslea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

John flanagan, aged two years, last evening
fell lutO paid OF boiling water at the residence OF his
parents No. 10 Downing-st, and was fatally scalded.
Soon after 9 last evening fire broke out
the fourth floor OF No. 81 Deyst, occupied by Hess
Schwab co. as a paper box mandatory. Loss Oh
stock, $1,000 insured. The lower floors were slightly
damaged by water The building lis owned by VIM. b.
Aston and damaged TO the amount Of jO0 not insured
The origin VI the fire is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
TIE GERMAN DEMOCRATS INDIFFERENT.
Tl,o s,U for tho German Democratic meetli
THE YACHT sAPPHO.

The Sappho left the light-ship off Sandy
uoo, TIA m. July o. and arrived In Queenstown Har:
mo, AZ o'clock Monday. Aug O. thus making the passage
in u days hours and SO minutes She was OF the on
Head Of insae at IL days hours and 81 minutes Inc
mo"tiU id nave been wished for very fast run Inc
weatHcr was calm of the Banks and fogs prevailed LOT
eight or nine days making u Impossible 10 take op'oi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

r'.nvs-July 2s-Fresh breeze running ., 10 Ia
mi weather. July 29-Frcsh breeze; TACK 1885,
rn ~ miles in July 9O-Makng 10 Knots VIVA
run ~ calm; foggy; July Slight breeze; loggy
hed awaS, e ~ sun for latitude Aug Light breeze
SSI og at nearly calm Aug 2Ngary cam ,aa
going att Ans tnfk 5O Sredae clear Weather
noder'PP Fresh breeze very smooth Aug 6-Fog ana
aug O,aderate breeze. Aug 7-fresh breeze h0uorato
rain; HVVuudy Aug. s-Overcast; misty; hne breeze.
swell cUvcTcast; Blowing fresh gale Arrived az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
MARRIED.

CLRMgST-ALLES-Iu Syracuse. y Wednesday, ses4 Mr..
Frederick Clement it, this city Mss Laara ClarSs Aiea u
syracuse. No cards
GRANNIs-APPLBToN-A Christ Church ManHas Tbusisy.
Sept Rev NJ Van Deusep d. D. Of Uuss sod the Rev.
John Smith d. Of NesTork Charles Gf4ans Of Ue
Osgood daughter Of James Appleton. Of MAHhus
THURSDAY the "a inst the ressacs
John r. Of Philsispha 10 Hesz.
Rdsughter OF Henry Cromwell. esq, Of WORK CstJ
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed With JHu
0ndd address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
AURORAI DISPIAY.

Shortly before midnight, the northern hori-
began to be illuminated with the aurOral light AZ
fifteen minutes after midnight the emerald srch which
extended from the nOrthnOThwest to tho north north
horizon shOne with unusual briancy. The electric
waves, moving rapidly upward from the horizon. fol-
lowed each other ~ rapid succession, aud produced
sublime spectacle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
OBITUARY.

The Rev. William Henry Rees d. D., form
crly officiating clergyman Of St. Philips Church. Newark,
died suddenly yesterday morning. He highly re
spected in his Diocese The funeral viii take place Oh
Monday, Al IIIuitv LhuIeu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
PRESIDENT GRANT AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept 3.-The President
and Mrs Grant and A. T. Stewart held public receptions
Union Hotel this evening very large crowd Of
citizens was present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
TIE STATE or TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS
nnAfps,rIc MAnrRra

HAyAyA Sept 3Brehsnge the United states "a iy sight,
curruUc discount short currency gold
change the United States short sight sac p7en!um
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

PORTLAND. Me-. Sept. Ex-senator VIM. Pitt
Fessendeu who has been III for days much worss
this morning and it feared he cannot live throughous
the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

PiIes-Itching PiIes-PostveIy Cured.-Ass. Bhsd ssA
Bleed ng Piles Fuh Salt Rheam snd az diseases Of ae ko ss
use Of R0ssHAs MChtsTRI HadsOn, n T.,
Proprsto sold BY all duggsta wholesale By HssHT Nc
Cal Nes. fnrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
Sr,tial AStitts.
Lockets, New styles.

Lockets, New styles.
French American Three Five Eight Ton to One Hundred Deb
lars each By GEO ALLEN SON No liza Broadway
between TNeusyseyeuth and Twenty aud No Us Broad
way door below CaaaLst
sleeve Buttons and studs, New styles.
Two Three -Four Seventy Dollar. SET For sale
by GEO. C. ALLEN SON No 73 Broadway. ees-ssn TsenS
seventh aud No as BrOadWsy aae door os'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

purset Of happiness 3D. eoued that wise provision known az
The Fifteenth Amendment discrimination
on pope birthplace creed color; o. liberty speech AMI
a lions en- free school. sad the diffusion Of sdu-
Just subordnaton OF State and local authorities
hores aud interests Of the nation 9th prompt acquescene IN the
decisions OF The people the ballot box 7b the
OF the national faith pledged to its credton sh such adjustment
the burdens OF TAXATION by revon and notifications from tine
OF the tariff aud other laws will them fall equtab
upon m classes the people, 9Th eeBehmeut and economy
administration OF the Nstioha Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

whi,by JET. Onyr &c, Barngs Prs and BfIsss TOT sSs
GEo ALLEN SON Liza Broadway s'Seen T~en@ ssv-
cath and Sta sna No. ais BrOatSs one door below
CanAlst
Plantation four miles CITY Of Savannah Ca ssered Ia
EXCHANGE for DWELLING aad few Of LAND, within
hours distance from City. The owner viii sagotss with
PRINCIPAL, al No. 1872 PgtoaSl. from II to.a a. m
Al. - Fire Extnguisher same as supplied 20 ,he Mes.
York Fire ready for instant No building ssfs
Beware OF worthless Inventions u D. flhh balm
GUlSIER Co, No. sDey,st, n 4
Al lenipx former Superntesent DAECOSA No 80 sixth
HATS FURS FUR ALTERATIONS at IS cent belos boAa'
prcea
NiildIetOwa SIinerai Spring Water n
CurA scrofla Cancer humoD, Rheumatism hdaey Ossa
aEi General Debility promptly uta sJ "Ae,
remedy testimonials Ailless JAY JoSN trs,s " ~ D
Co Miit.e,owu W. H. SCRIPT Rk No t' bfoslAi -
YORK CatJD-Ihe bottles sul c0ra Of all sruuss arg paH'
tgtas GeluslL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

BsstRoot Sugar Cultivation 81 the Beet: d. T. b. Grant
ksioa- Ioye. JVgaal DC. ksgSa de Saefa' I-A = I-