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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-03
NEGRO EQUALITY.

Revels has at last been admitted to
a seat in the United States Senate
His brother Sumner, and other misce-
gen Senators, have at last got their
peer, a proper associate. They are
now in their glory, and with exceed
ing great JOY are revelling with Rev.
els. The colored man after being e.
maneipated and enfranchised, is now
represented in the United States Senate.
In the Southern States there are an a.
bundance of negroes to fill seats in the
legislatures and TO occupy other Off
cial positions, but not enough of them
to work on the plantations. The ne
groes in the South attend to the affairs
of the government, and the poor
whites do the work The people will
soon learn whether these eXtraordina-
ry privileges suddenly conferred upon
the emancipated blacks, will be wise
or unwise-a blessing or a curse. This
equality which radicalism has thrust
upon the black man was accomplished
at a fearful sacrifice of treasure and
blood. 1t has cost three thousand mill
lions of dollars and the lives of one
million of white men.
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From the Fulton Republican.
THE SCULL-FINDLAY CASE.

Mr. Scull has addressed a letter to the
Committee declining to prosecute his
claims any further, and this settles the
question, while Findlay retains his
seat.
We now desire the Bedford pol
iticians, composed of John Cessna
as chief, and the smaller fry, Rus
sell, Williams, Minnich, Conley,
and a few Others to tell US what they
gained by interfering with the Confer
ence to break it up, and afterwards
force the regular nominee off the
track? We have lost a senator, and
allowed Democrat to be elected i'm a
district strongly Republican; and
why? That John Cessna might over
ride the majority of the District this
coming fall. In the loss of a Senator,
the Distric has learned that corrupt,
unprincipled politician cannot over
ride the people.
John Cessna when he promised al
the district, ward, and borough politi-
clan of Somerset during the campaign
of 1868, position if they would work
for his election, and then failed to full
fill every promise, opened the eyes OF
the voters of Somerset, and disabled him
from practicing a similar fraud in 1869 !;
when he tried to appear so disinterested
in the substitution ofScull for Stutzman.
But it will not win. "a burnt child
breads fire." If you desire the conf
dence of the people, speak the truth,
and act honestly. You will not dare
say that you are not 6arefaced liar,
for if you do, we viii convict you on
tte testimony of good, responsible
men, that you wrote Us 60re.faced lies.
Deny this if you dare, and we will
convict you on your own hand writing.
No, Mr.. Cessna, you can't carry this
Congressional District in your breeches
pocket, though you boasted to us that
you could control the nomination, and
always "did those little things"
Prepare yourself Johnny, for you
have big job on hand for next fall.
Fulton county wants a Representa-
| tive, and of course you want to run
| Jonathan. Bedford wants Congress
man, and of course you want tha.-
Franklin wants Revenue position,
and of course you have not that to
! give since Scull was defeated. StutZ-
man wants satisfaction to the tune of
five or six hundred voters in Somersat
county, and of course you c4a't help
| that, and we have a few prominent
Republicans in Fulton, who have an
old score to settle about your running
Jonathan for State Senator last fall
in this county.
For the present we will close, but
| give you the particulars as they occur.
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If the State of Pennsylvania is to be-
gin TO pay out millions of dollars for
barns burned and haystacks consum-
ed during the rebel raid, how much
ought she to pay out to the widows of
the war for the loss OF their husbands
and the orphans for the loss of their
fathers? Is barn greater loss to
well OH farmer than a husband to a
working woman Philadelphia Press.
If the Press knew the facts, it would
be better qualified to speak on the sub
ject. Some of the losses sustained,
were sustained by very poor people,
who had everything stolen and appro-
priated that they owned. Some of the
claimants were widows, whose sons
were il the army, and who, after Civ
ing their sons, had their property sto-
len. Did John w. Forney give son
or two? Did he have the Chronic le de-
stroyed and ask no compensation p
Did he do all his advertisements in the
Chronicle and Press for nothing during
the war? If not, gratuitous advice is
not at par in this country. If John
w. Forney will pay some OF the mon
ey he stole from the Government dur
ing the war, a good portion of the
claims could be paid.-Fulton Replb-
Jcfyl
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TO CONsUMPTIvES.- Advertis-
er, having been restored to health in few weeks
by very simple remedy, after having suffered,
several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To ali who desire il, he viii send a copy Of the
prescription used free OF charge) with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they viii find cure for Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, etc The object Of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the af-
ficted and spread information which be conceires
to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
~ his retasly, as il viii cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
dress REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
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purchase and sale Of cadetships. The
House, while considering the Indian
Appropriation bill, entered into gen.
eral discussion of the late atrocious
massacre of Indian women and chill
dfen on the Plains by order of Gener-
al Sheridan. Mr.. Eldridge Dem. J
characterized Sheridan's order as i'm
famous. Mr.. Stevenson Rad. stood
by the order, and believed that when
we fight the Indians it must be to kill.
Mr.. Mungen (Dem.) thought fighting
the Indians vigorously was we'll e.
noagh, but he would not Jump into
ssiittle Indian sick with smallpox,
and kill him." Both House adjourn
ed over till Monday.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-03

who forced that measure upon the peo-
pie, was not 50 much the enfranchise-
ment of the African as the enslave-
ment of the Anglo-Saxon, not so much
the extension of the right of suffrage
as the power to manipulate the ballot
box in their own interest.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-03

BEDFORD REPUBLICAN MEETING.
At meeting held at Bedford lately,
a resolution was offered, probably pre-
pared by John Cessna) endorsing Mr..
Cessna as a Congressman. We would
like to know whether the resolution
was intended 70 cover his action in the
Bedford Post Office matter? Did it
also cover his action in the defeat of
the Senatorial District? And last, but
not least, is there republican paper in
Bedford County that dare speak the
truth, and say what they think about
those matters ?-Fulton Republican.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-03

THE morale of the dominant party
IN Congress has become utterly degrad-
ed. Corruption in Congress is the on
ly theme talked of Radicalism is ccr-
tainIy approaching vIlsio in ita co.
reer. IN investigating the case of one
of the members Of the House, it un-
covered a dozen of others guilty of the
same offense. Radical rascality has
become so shameless and offensive that
even some of the most radical are be-
coming disgusted with it.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-03

O. 90 HIN KLEY KNlTlE
eDOU MACHINES.-The most psFtes'
chine yet invented. Will widen and as,1 81
turn heel, or point the zoe. 1t viii knH
or ribbed II will knit stockings, drawers y =,
hoods, comforters, mittens, &c, 10. 1t Is =,
simple and durable. 1t sets up its own \
uses but one needle, and requires DO al!,1
Whatever. It will do the same work tns,l
Lamb machine will do, and costs less thsn Il
much, and has not the tenth part Of the ms
nv to get out of order. Circulars and ~
mailed free ON application. Agents waGlssSa 4
machines guaranteed. STRAW i Moklv.l
GenT Agents No. 20, Sixth St., Pittseae
noy25'69yl
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The Captain General of Cuba has is
sued a decree granting liberty to 1000
negro prisoners of war, who had been
hired out by the Government with the
understanding that they were to be-
come slaves after certain date.
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A NTHRACITE COAL!
ov4,'69m3
THE REGULATOR.

THE REGULATOR.
w. G. GARWOOD
takes pleasure in informing the citizens Of 4
ford and vicinity, that he has taken The |
Store of II. F. Irvine esndintends keeping Ht
ing butthe best goods at themost
REASONABLE PRICES.
Remember slwaysto call at No AxpEKss.
Row, where yca will alwaysfnd W C. GAaF
prepared to sell asohesp as the cheapest. E
BOOTS AND SHOES. (
Everybody in search of
Shoes and Caters, :hs e
cali ST Garwoods h5s
GLASSWARE. /
Everybody in search Of GiM
ware, should call st
woods Regulator.
QUEENSWARE.
Everybody in sesrta
Queensware, should csH
Garwood sRegulssor
SPICES. L
Everybody in want of = 4
of any kind, sboall Il
faii to call at GarHNE
Regulator.
TOBACCO.
Men loving good Ion'E
should call at Carve
Regulator, as he keeps
best. Es
NOTIONS.
Everybody wanting
Neck-ties, Collars, Ii.
should cali at once ST "
woods Regulator
septsO, '6atf. II
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ERRORS OF YoUTH.-A gentleman
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful
ndiscretion, will, for the sake suffering human
ity, send free to all who need it. the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which
he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar street. New York
vI
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Words of Wisdom for Young men
On the RuliEg Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood, with STIR HELP for the erFing and unior
tunate Send iusealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Adrnss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Pc. Box Phil a., Pa maye2, '69yl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-15

gen. Der bieOers ShmieoemeiIter ertrdntte bic
Ghbruu9 IN einem 8las Gbampa9nsr.
runo nun, netne 9nmen uno Serrn, bals
ten pir6amilienrotB, " iage &ittenbsrg nab
Gem Der gBaGen abgeiabren mar. sd bab'
mstnen Gnti9Iub 8efoBt uno einen GreunO
IN Sataoa beGuitra9t, einitueilen nleine 8e,
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lpdter pertauIen, Wenn ib bemerte oaB oas
RItma bier mir 3utrd8lider lit, poiar i'd
lhon Seiutile iu baben CLAUDE. Sas 8eddIt,
melbes 6ranj gegriinoCt bat, berebtiet 3u ben
i4Dnilen 9Olfnun8er; Otto iou einige Sabre
binaus, iib III Der QHett umieben, &enntnife
uno GrlaDrunBet amulelu uno oann nit
letnem SdwGger iib aiiUctiren. Der Sottor
IT unler Gelbarjtr er lou Ba8en uH0 BferOe
DalteH uno etluas aus ll1 MAIDEN, tbm fam
g au3 ntbt IeBIen. sic, WteiRer Braun,
llno alt 9enug gemoroGn, ben Sdmieoebam.
lner iun9eren Nrmen 3u itbergeben, bier III
DER HotaricQe AIt elmer Sbentung, neIbe
9bnen uno Sbrer Samile elm iorGenIreies
Alter ii6ert. 8ante Wtarie iuirO aud ferner
in unIertn 6amlien 0as peri69ueuoe Clement
bIeiben, Die treue, lie6eoolIe Gat6erin In allen
AnGele9enbeiten, Die &srj uno @smttb be-
rhbren. 8ltebe alio nod Qteiitsr Wartins,
Der ltt ia aud 10 treuuoi9aitli1 meinss
Sobnts an8enommen bat !"
Wdrtins l9ilttelte ieDr ener8ii9 bas Saupt,
pdbren0 Die Yfe8eeIttrn GttO'S eiirig Das
S6rlItithf liu0irten, iuebes Der Sbmieoes
mellier In ben jitttrnOen &dHOen belt.
uS1 babe tpG0rlib 9h1ts getban," erpis
oerte er p9nn if Dem iun9en Serrn bic
STEELE peribnltte, 10 that t9 es ia nur meinsm
6rcpnoe Braun su Giebe -"
nRun i'd bente, Otto weiB oas beiier, uus
terbrad1 St1enbcr8 lbn ldbelno ,,luenn er
mir lagt, oaB Ste tbm fets Elm tBelInebmens
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Glcinc Ynit.

49, Sm Ilolibsn 9btil. BON SutuoiB IN bic Gbotru
init groBtr Ssgtet unter ben Shweinen auieslrtitu.
sin SanOwrtb bat tiTBb ourda eisie araRt4elt ls1ls
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ntebtntibsn GOutgium IN i5ranirsd tun 6Ottor GtG'
bHtrt luOrbtr unb bat IN 6o3e Dstu Das Rebt IN gam
6rantrrtd tbrt Prnris auhJuhbtn.
Die AldppsrldlanBtn ttigtn no bel benz btibtn
g1etter in GROCER Anjabl IN UttHrtlota.
H0lbtnuen uno anotTe 8ttnllma0Gtn etldlttu IN
oooraoo GuBsr iuier Bsrtoft9un9 So bts $50 etH
WUnat.
- Sn gofou RaN, perotn bic golilth thwtamitn
s nad SaPaitniB iRr,r Sttnibsit Ia gDoteH arlaub
trbaen.
= 8e SrIsur.edOeu in TaprtO Fnb taslia uOa
pon armen paRii6n Wld0t,n, Die bort tPr 2Gar psr'
iauieu poltu
- Die Waiien aus BEN .GrntO. Collect" III Pbta.
otlpltu ptIDCu nattie gDpde stntu Nubtua nG4 otln
0ltsn uuo Der Bai gitu.YDOrtB maGcn
- Bier Eaour8sn VSalIeH pnrosn oui ID. es. oon
6aH 6rantseo na6 GHgano ntrlhiltt, un0 bugts
ltuge nuo icBt aui otm gDe9e bOgtbiu.
- @in 10 SuB tpbts 9tltmaI aus Branit luni Gu.
oentsn an bic gttautnru Ganos uUb SetsEruppen BON
Cambridge, Wall,, lulroe oorgsrcrn IN lEnsr Siaot
cnttiiut.
- Der Dartsn.G Ganas.gtttrdg ,uurOe In BoaOid
pom Sdue pnlirt. trbod IN elmer Nrt. ohs tusrH duh
pom SenGt argsHOnmsn, ben Ser. Staten, ue man
9laubt. ntbt annsbmbar trd1ttntn DtrO.
- Sn QbarhstDDn Wuii., iGoB tin Wtdnn i'm
Babnltnne ani ittne 6rau. Die aSunoe TT nI@t 8r'
idbrltb.
= ser Gbr,p. Spbu B. Gale 1T in itiner Stimat9
Soper, W..S geGbrlib trirunt
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Ldotrsr Gdbutugt oi, uriprtnSIid uah BrooiIpH
hehtmmt pdrer, ibre 9aoura in VtTtb AmbOu ssloitt
Die QnuHeit iRb ui Der ntuen. BON ban Duarariantr
Gommnarer auiBtftllieH Eariis9dgs nitt IuirfbH
un0 luoutn ftb btsbalb an bic gtrhte ptHb'u. YBGb.
rsno ndmIih aaiite aui 4ibttridttu BON Ptrtb Nn,.
bop na1 ir9eno etufm 9an0un9spldbe tn N'W Y0rt
ooer SrDoipn iHr 6 Gents pet Sud prbrGdlt ,pcrhrH
tann. btrthnst bic sRsu'OOr 2itbsru8s Company poH
Rubbin' Ntef aus s uno 10 Gtnts Der sod. Die Sc.
l6rbsrsr in psrtb GmbOp bitteu auts auf, nm Oisjn
oaien Gucbt ~ etnGlu Saptlplnb ~ nil1en, on oor
Der ReooIuticu uno bis oor faum utsrItG Sd9rtnRatt
3udtr. uno 3bGfihite bier ibre Saourg ~ lbldtn
pnegteu guBsr Bulb Gmbop ub lett ben 3Uu8.
isiitH nit oen GuaranGns.S .Stamtru rUttmb6s unO
iioamertantihs ebtit uutb Hat9 philadelphia uuO
Baltimore btOr0trt uoroeu.
Bas ShHRsnitii Der 2Ong 5sIdrotr GhAsru.
Gompagncn tint WlQrilt. NOsnue.9Sdrt fdro geiern NIT
tinsn Sommrna6sieii ittnsH N6ialuB Wis bic BE-.
tsH SGistu rrlutssu iIa 6rauI ehmiot 9aEob 4tbt
q. NuppG y. Sdturtr, SpHrGo Sbid, 5aIob QIeu.
6ritrb G6tOosr, 6arl Nrmbrlittr uno Stinrih
RusbEI.
4orsrIo be gircsut, Der iit ibulOts bsiaurts st'
i1lidtes 4apsrgtlO ptnt5 In Glmlaut griGBt gu ba'
bsn unb an IL. Btiember purgsn Sdbus uonr Van.
osFgsrttt 10 BroOtpn ~ bttt SabrCu SfIaRauiB utr.
uribtilt iuurot, III aui Ysruenbung b,s itatuldsR
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idu8uBurDGIiers gBblutp unO ots Dtirits.anlDas
PtCrrspOnt pom grahorneH besHaot8t DorOtn.
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NfndlIrlr trlrnrnnniidlrr NladlridltcI.

- Die Cifliere ocs cu9lliben DampitrS pSaaom'
wuroen gelieru crrbart mo eunterSA0O0 8cellt
mel e Dem VtrhUe Der Duururdne. .Beantrn tnl8cBrlI
cine 4aoune &aitcc 0us1elhiht batteu.
- 5H 8unI Gaua0d luurOe ber IL. 9uIt non Der
Orange sWi0nuetu 0ecier. Sn 2prono lpnr bic t}eiel
groBartig.
- Die sbtn gtatbrdtrn uou Sort @arr0 br'iGti0Vu
0aB glie bon ttneu ei9nn 2euteu Bum gtan8enen gC'
mah uurbe. rUeIhe cine Uprpoienleite gtioBrn babCu
un ibm bic Slutbt aus bem 2u8er unmoGltt) iu mattn
BiC gBgiBen ipUob lUit bic Snbantr bdbtn Der canu
Otibtn GrptbitiOn ireunOdntIibe BCpclhtn engtGcl'
gei9idt uno tbr icDe tlntrrittBuug uno SuIe iu8c
iaGt.
rnl'ejOuusruturs bon GaHaod In airjc ben eintrt
Wanltoba q IN ole canuotid)e Union criorCn. NnBCr'
OGm uiro oieisIIe cine Imnelttc GluEIs tatbaIttu.
- Dte Yurte gGdribalbi" III III Yortano. Orcaon
Oon Suug aona init 275 6btueitu an9ticnJren Ser
Captain btritbtct, oab tr Our Der 9ue OOn 9apan an
etreHt uHtrissilhen Yulldn oorubsr 8sIabreH ls.
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@ermiiGte @erihte.

Die 3eu8erOerb6re in Oem 5u Ganan.
0atguG, u. y i6msbenoen Yro3eIe 9e:
sen ben 6enianer Anfiibrer Starr 9eoieben
Dttttmoh jum S9luIie. Snoem Hi6ter Woo,
oruIi Die SurD tnitrurte, mabte ct auT biz
Seoeutlamteit Oes Jalles, Der Die Aufrec1ter.
baltung Oes giationalirie0ens uno Der allae:
lneinen Stberbett inuolpirt, auFmertium. 81
ertannte an oOB Der Auwalt oes 8eIangener
oarin Re6t bat OaB SanOlungen Die auI
tremoem @ebiete be9anGen iuerOen, ni6t in.
nerbalb Der SurisOittion 0es @eridts lieoen
Sol6e 9anOIun9eu t6nRen inoeIien in Be.
tradt aejO8en iuer0en uenn lie bic Sbiettt
elmer In ben Staten pr8aniitrten expedition
erleben lGIen unO ertl6rn. QBenn Der 8e.
Ian8ene slne militdriidje Grpebition Die bon
ben Staaten in GaraOa einorang beTebli9te
0ann muB ibn Die SurD i4ulOig inOen. @r
rclumtrte Die 3su8enausi0gen uno bob berbOr
lpie Starr an Ort unO SttlIe eridien un0 eine
Eeoe al Die 2eute belt ; er las An8aben aus
5eltnn8en bon SulfaIo Dor, nm Su 5et9en
oaB Starr oont Trout Riucr aus OormGrts
8ln9 UNI Die 8un0cstruppen au perbin0ern,
Die Expedition aufjul1Ien. Sas &eben uno
Die @si9ibte Oes @tfangenen, iagte Der Ridl
ter, erre0en Die SDnlpatbie I'M Settle 0er
@CI9porenen pie in Oent 0es &t9ters aber
er beoaure, 0aB ct ieine Snpfertett, feline Sn.
iptration uHo feline militdriide SteQung 3u
8uniten ciner 10 i6ma6bollen lluternebmune
mtBbraq9te. Die Sarp 5o8 ii9 aurId um
igr 8sroltt 81 erwd8en.
Sas 8eribt i9ritt Sur 8srbanolung Der
Nntlagc 9e8en SbOmpIOu. Sie SurD nurot
fOrmirt, Ole Selaftungs wuroen per
nommen. Naaoem Barter Die @ertbeioiSun8s:
&eoe 8ebultcr, ptaioirte OiItritts 4nluali
Sorsbeimer 3ur aufrebtbaltln9 Der Nnflaee
Die 8eibworeHen in Der Sbompipn' iben Nm.
8ele8enbeit fanoen Den 8efanBensr binii6tli6
5meter Antla9'puntte i6ulOi9, uuf snei aber
| ntbt, uno tie empfablen ben @tianeenen Der
@uape 0es @eridts. Sir SurD in Der Starr
| l9sr an8eleScnbsit bratte ein a6nli6es 8ers
ott eir.
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G. 8pbu SItugGuff,

RedbtS Mnmalt.
"sToNH OFFICE, BEN gcribsbauIs III SolpIontoipn
9esentber,
betet ieinen oeniltn FrcuuOen iine 9isuNt In alien
geridtdDen unD dopotatoriIheu gcGGru IN Baltimore
County an Gr III nut ttbr WatmittaQs autb in
Baltimore in etrtm Yireau s4r. as, Bt. SauIFir.,
gde Der Sarato8araBe, 8u iprrasn. @r fpridjt
BSutGcb, (9ult3,lS)
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0ermallias
egGnGr. ldrrmNs Gflrll(Aaft.
$500. coo 90 8adrs senpital.
568.O54.6I ueberiebuR Gnl 1. Sanuar 1870.


81 O63 .O54.6I Sutal'Serm 5aeu,
ben Geieben ocs Staates gteU'YorI geuGB anaeIsgt.
SCrii6crt in brr ,,9ermania"
9ie pC5ermduia" TT cine Qani ocutitt GeIeuIdoFt.
gs ut bic Gltcite ocutlbe @eieuid)ntt in 4merita
abr areBes anptt1l nit bebcllienoem ueberlbus 9e.
tudhrt hen NeriidlCrteu bic bette Gtderbeit.
Nue gerlutte peroen prompt uuo Cou beiabt
Sbrc 8eibdftC inD unb ueroCn te5 aut cine oorTd.
tige uuo iolios gBriic 9efiibrt
Die oeitide aruolhait fdItrt Der ,Sermania" ens
herppu9enoe Stelung unter allen Yerberungs
ldJditer.
Die yCSermanid" lit bic erIte uno beoeutnoTte oeut.
idr gerd)ernuNs sseeiclidaft in ben 8cr. Staten.
Seine dnhere Gelcl6aft tann ben SeItGGn gr6Bcrt
gortbeie OOsr before Siderbe Gcluabrsu,
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Spe3ials sNoti3etl.

BaS> ,,N!nnamCHtal JCuCr 8Crii6es
rHWgS 0elcli6aFt tim SaltimOrc, "
Rr. 80, Stepnbffrase.
Sis Sseai6ait 1T bereit Slnlcihen auf @runh.
eiarutbum fir ben 3sitruum ron big 10 Sabrsn iil
Summer. peIde BEN 2sber fen uto in ip66srti&en
Rater lurii6julGbItn inO, au geludbren.
unterIGrsn iu oflH neuen aapital gsrm6gsn >ptrben
anetnommen.
Sis StieaIan fdbri nob. tpit Tribsr, FORT SerF&t.
riH1su gu ben rtguidreu 8at,n lu raten.
q. &nupten %nbrctps, BraT.;
s. 8 strcfe. 89e.YrGi.;
taprl!26, ,9gRtt) a. .. Rbett, Stfr.
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Nidlt cinen SEoQ {!

Or. EStndsI brau&t bas SaIocter Dtuo Gas
NSt9as tasta bier IN Der Staot ett bttnabf Sabrsn
ipeiie id i'm Grrrefsn dls itdolib 9slelgt Yeronfn
tpelde elm iDcntg urttiam oosr ncru6s btridtih ots
3aInaust'ebtrs tno, t6nnen M oadert baIter baB fs
ben gotheil bon aroBer Griahrurg perbunosn nit Ses
ihtddbtct III otei,m @tabiemsn Fnoen,
3abn SarnttlIrsn, tuelhe 8arI nairit dusIsbeu bon
$40 bis $40; ausIisben bon 3Gbneu nit 2adl9os SO
Gents fir icosn.
kSindbtls 3dhnarsnti' g @tablftment,
Rr, 1873, 6apettess
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Cine gang dBnlldls Aliaire, iplt am lebteu
SOnntG8 in VI c ny OFT in OcmWoB iden8o'
tale, fam al oemielben Gage in 3tobeiter in
Der Wtrtbi4aft BON Miriam petcrs oor. Sina
aus9emotfene &auIbOiSe bomtaroirten ott
aer S" osoTSiU @ "ig Os e or erorif i "Gir cine mi mil
S6rot gcIaoere Iylinte uno Feuerte iie auf Orr
orauBsn itebenoen Saufen ab. Yicr Berioncu
wuroen 9etroiien unO ibwer (ein 9ewliier So.
iepb @teller i6btli9) uerltBt Yeters wurOc
utrboItet unO pIOiOirtc giotbpebr, oIienbar
nit &e9t.
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@el8' p0pNl1rcr Gdlnllnhen.

9as billt8fe G9ub8eibGit in Der Stnotl
unier Wtotto 1T. sS9nclIe Yertdufe unb
tleinen groiitA
Damcus@aters nucr Nrten nitNbGben 70 gts.-$1.
Uorodo4Sticitl ir 3ameu 81, 81 rs, Sl.50.
bobe Snmcns Gditcrs an Der Scie gridlnirt 81 so.
9ongrcB'@aiter5 fir Wtdodeu rs Gtuts.
WtorodusSticfel fir Ydoden rs Cts, 100.
3amrnsYantoiteln allCr glrt 40 bis 30 Gts.
6erren'9 ongreBs sgaiters Sl.50 81, $3.50.
8eunaete tpegged) en.gdlmpraIs 81 so, s.. rs.
300 Yaar 6errensStirieI 81 so (gBcrtb s5).
Senuaec tpegged) Snnbcr YalmoruIs 81. 20, 81. 40
genGbte snabcus@aiters 81 90 $1.75.
Sobe aaitinBs sgaiters fir WiGod)tu 81, 81 .35.
aalbleberne Sdubc tir Wi0odcu IS 9ents.
Gin ungcbeurer Sorratb OOu ierta9emadtsr Nrbsit!
RfS- gBtr babGn ale gBaarrn porrdbg. lpeIdle mir
anIetpen! 3 wels u &pbn.
(Utat2l ,3Wte,) glr 80, NotosGutapltrase.
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galtimurrr 8a9nar,nci,geidaFt,

SIbUh' Gcfe Der @utdfps uno &aratpsaffraae.
G5endu paNtnOe 3abneurnihlrcH $40 = SIS. prlte
btuttli Der erDaurbaitipfeit gcouemItdeitnidt Gber.
trOteu ueroen i6unen, Soriilglidcs Sob aum 6iaen
MIR 81, SiIbsr 81, sbe ala OGuerbait aarautirt uers
ben. Nitrous Oxide gds ieoer Sag frtb. uno 3Gbne
gdpltb obne SAnlericn ausBio8en fir so Gents pro
Stud.
9as 8Hreau IN Su allen stunoen ss6fnst.
(Watl4 l2lVtCD
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Spc3tal : Noti3clt.
8nssOcfcn.

'.gFEE TNTFe
METROPOLITAN | CRESCENT EAGLE
Die biaieittu I'M Wartte bel O.. y SruuFB,
(glai2l-3Wte.) 9(r. II, gloro, gutaiuftrabe.
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Modl g(mfferDa.n.

M5sA Die it6ne ihuclIeeelnoe A Gorbb.
NJ Barrie uSneujtrie," Gapt. VI. 9ildsn,
ipiro prcmpt nad obeen 6acn sgpeoir gBs8sn 6radDt
ooer 4Iailase lpenoe man iidl all
6.S. 8rauns & gpmp.,
l63-l gr. 81, Sao.@apliraBe.
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lladl Drrlllfll.
dad, e(mfferhunl.

hasA g,a6 glmiferham.
Gf5S5M Die ibbne 6neuieaenoe I glorbo.
- - Barrie yvallns." @api. i. Wenerberds.
mrb prompt mad ob9em Saien erpeoirt, gDf9en 6radt
pber Yaiia9e wenbe matt ild an ,s
II. q Brditus & Gpmp.,
fI63-l gr, 81 SHosGapiiraBe.