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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22
Dott's Gorner.
SUNBEAMe.

-
BT BELLA c. DARROws.
boot u % =
It's the sunbeams, not the shadows,
p = That eHind me of those friends
Whom | hope to meet in heaven, ... -t'
Where the sunlight never ends. M r
is Shall l tell you when the memory liH
OF the dear ones .'gone before fe.I
Comes On rays OF. Gods own sunshine,
Arching sOrrow's dark gulf DER:
q 1t is when the morning sunbeams e., 'r'
J,Hy Chase the shadows, from the earth, n.-
And the whole creation wakcth .-...l
To new and glorious birth
% yrF'faJ si eia..-.r -t
1t is when the ardent sunbeams .f..fr
Kiss the dew from lily leaves, l.. .....
As a mother lear drops kisses
From her little one who grieves-
-.r.. . tg5 ue-41i. t euLt 4..w .a.l d "A.
1t is when the dancing sunbeams
Play upon the quiet stream
That. unconcious, smiles in answer,
% Like an infant in its dream -
Il is when the mellow sunbeams
"f- Fall athwart the woodland shade, .-.'
And the birds list TO the echo t.t
Which their own sweet notes have made
1t is whenthe golden sunbesmj
Richly paint the western sky.
,And the changing tiuhs of cloud-land
nj Quickly burn, then quickly die
1t is when hefading sunbeatns
Marx the hour of closing day, '.. '. D..
And the shadows, dtrk and darker .l
Fall upon my .ouely Way -..l .
That the thoughts OF those cherish,
--g And whose absence deplore, "a. -.
Coae into my soul ike sunlight, .-
And | see the clouds 40 more. =
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22
Grocery and Provision Store.
Main Street, Mi@intowl. Pa.

Main Street, LiaintouI. Pa.
THE undersigned, having removed his
l. store from East Point 10 the building
recently occupied by EnoS Bsrgy as :oui
and feed store, on Main street. opposite the
Post Office. would hereby announce 20 the
citizans of NiGiiaiqwu and surrounding coun-
Try that he has on hand full aud " ell select
ed assortment Of ..-. ....l.
Groceries and Notions,
As follows: Syrups, Teas. Coifees. Flour and
Feed, Nackeral. Salt, Coal Oil, Buckets,
Lrooins. Fancy and Common Soaps,
Spices. Rice, Crackers. Coffee
Essence, Starch, Corn
Starch, Vinegar,
Washing
Soda, Baking Soda, Lamp F.ues. Lamp Wicks.
Brushes. Indigo. Combs, Hair Oil, Per-
fumery, Gloves and Hosiery, Sus-
pcnders, Thread, Buttons. ......
Notions and Stationery, and in fact good
assortmeui Of Everything usually Kept in .
coun,ry Grocery and Notion Store. Also, a
large stock of BOOTS. and
Complete Assortment Of Ladies' and Chill.
,'r dren's Shoes ana 3rOgans. no
nssn The highest rates allowed in exchange
for Butter and Eggs. ~Sisa Prompt payers,
thirty days.
marco CORNELIUS BARTLY.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22

4 Utica man, whose wife having un-
dertaken to hang herself, was cut down
by the neighbors, is very much incensed
thereat, and thinks tha. folks had bet
ter stay at home and not NEEDLE with
other peoples affairs. ..-.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22

An Ohio inventor claims to have de-
visea a process for converting iron into
steel of SO liquid a quality that If be cast
into fine threads, ready aliarpened edge
tools, &C., all at one process.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22

A DOG belonging to Walter Dearborn
of Hayfield township, Crawford county
bit Mr.. Dearborn, his wife and one Of the
children of the family, on Friday last
The dog showed signs of being rabid
and fears are entertained for the result.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22

a little fve-year old boy was being in
structed in morals by his mother. The
old lady told him that all such terms as
"By golly," "by jingo,' "by thunder y
etc, were only minced oaths, and but lit
tie better than any other profanity. In
fact, she said he could tell profane oath
by the prefix of "by'-all such were oaths
Nell, then, mother" said the little hope.
full, ''there's big oath in the news,
papers,-'By Telegraph The old lady
gave it up, and the boy is bewildered OF
morals.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22

BEE STINss.-A correspondent of the
.Sciieat J6c american says :hat "a good
absorbent" will ease the pain of stings
The best absorbing substance that l
have tried is lean fresh meat. This will
relieve the pain of a wasp sting almost
instantly, and has been recommended for
the cure of rattlesnake bites. l have al
so used it with marked effect in, erysipe-
las "
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22
i r A n c Y D r N K ,

Eade OF Poor Rum, Whisisey, Proof
Spirits and II efn Sc Liquors doctored, spiced
and sweetened 10 please the taste, called " Ton
ics."" Appetizers," )" 4" Restorers," &C. that lead
the tipper on to drunkenness and ruin. but arc
true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and
Herbs of California, free from MI Alcoholic
Sfimulanis. They are the REA T BLOOD
PCRIFIEi and LIFE GIVING PRfN-
CIPLE perfect Renovator and Inyigorator OF
thesystem, carrying off all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters according TO direc-
tion and remain long unwel.
For Inilamm,i,ory and Chronic Rheu.
nnt;-m and Goui. Dyspepsia or indi-
cesiiou, Bilious, Hemiftent and Inter-
mitieut Feycrs, Diseases of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bit
tiers have been most successful. Surh Dis.
eases are caused by yitiated Blood. which
is generally prodrced by arrangement of the
Digestive Organs. ss..
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache Pain In the Shoulders. Coughs, Tight
ness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatlons OF
the Stomach, Bad taste IN the Mouth. Bilious At
tacks, Palpitstion of the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs Pain in the regions ofthe Kidneys, and
hundred other painful symptoms, are the of
springs Of Dyspepsia.
They iuvigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels, which render them of I'M
ecualIed efficacy IN cleansing the blood Of all
impurities, and imparting now Life and vigor to
, tic whole system r. I'D. s,- ..-..
l- FOR SKIN DISEASES. Erup.ions. j ettor.
Sal, Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples. PustIlcs,
Bois, Csrbuncles Ring Worms, Scald-Head, Sore
Eyes, sipelas, Itch, Scurfs. Discolorations OF
TIE Skin, H1mors and Diseases ofthe Skin, OF
whatever name nature, a.e literally dug up
andcsrriea out Of the system in short time by
the ,se of these Bitsers. One bo6;le in such
cases xiIl convince the most incredulous OF their
curutive effects. ,H lrr
Cleanse the Yitated Blood whenever you find
It's Impurities bursting through the skin in Pim-
ples. Eruptions or Sores; cleanse il when You
find il obstructed and sluggish in the veins;
cleanse # when it is foul and your feelings VIII
t,u yoa when. EecD the blood pure and tho
L alta ofthe system i1folIow. ''.
P!S. TAPE and other WORRIES, lurking in
tie systCl OF so many thousands, are efectualy
destroyed and removed. For full directions, read
carefully the circular around each bottle. -r-
J.WALKER. Proprietor. 7. H. MCDONALD &
CO.. Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco.
CAL and 81 and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22

A MAINE doctor says billion. fever is
mild yellow fever
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22

A correspondent writes from London
that Robert Browning. has never made
more than $1,000 from all his poems, and
that but for private fortune he would
have starved to death! I p a'i ..ii e
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22
DEATH AND THE GRAVE.
A BILE.

FABLE .r..H
Il am hungry" said the Grave "Give
me food" r..frr,e+r. .'t gs ~
Death answered .. 10 l.f '...
Il will send forth minister of awful
destruction, and you shall be satisfied
"What minister will you sead p .r.
Il will send alcohol. lie shall go in
the guise of food and medicine, pleasures
and hospitality. The people shall drink
and die" 'ar '.. .H ...
And the Grave answered:
/ 81 am content
And now the church bells began to
toll, and the mouruiul procession to ad-
vance. .
"W ho are they bringing now?" said
the Grave. .. - ..a rs.a
"And" said Death, "they are bringing
household. The drunken father aimed
blow at his wife. He killed the mother
and her child together, and then dashed
out his own life" .r.'
And who," said the Grave, ''comes
next. followed by a train of weeping
children T. 0 e.. r.
"This is a broken hearted woman, who
has long pined away in want. while her
husband has wasted his substance at the
tavern And he too, is borne behind,
killed by the hand of violence.
"And who next" .a.. >-.. "l
"A young man of generous impulses,
who, step by step, became dissipated,
and squandered his all. My agent turned
him out to be frozen in the street."
Hush y said the Grave, now | hear
wall of anguish that will not be silenc-
ed ..
Eyes, it is the widows cry 1t is the
only. son of his mother, He spurued
her love, reviled her warming, and a bloat-
ed corpse he comes to the. And thus
they come-fulther than the; eye can
reach, the professions crowd to thy
abodes. And still lured by the enchant
ing cup which have mingled, the sors
of men crowd the paths of dissipation.
Vainly they dream of escape, but. | shut
behind them the invisible door of desti-
ny. They know it not, and with song
and dance and riot, they hasten to the,
0 Grave! Then 1 throw my fatal spell
upon the new throngs of youth and soon
they too will be with he."-Health ang
| Home, ht'- .-f~ N''..
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

An advertising Tor less than three months
for one square of eight lines or less. 1ill be
charged one insertion, 15 cents, three $3.50,
and so cents for each subsequent Insertion.
Administrator Executors and Auditors
Notices, $500 Professional aid Business
Cards. not exceeding one sqosre. and inclu-
ding copy of paper, $500 peryssr. Notices
in reading columns ten cent? per line. Mer
chants advertising by theyear at special rates.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22

In 1870 the iron ore shipped from Lake
Superior mines amounted to s65 600 tons,
equal to one third the product of the
United States. f {fh jazz
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22

A young gentleman, after having paid
his addresses to young lady for some
time, popped the question. The lady, in
frightened manner, said "You scare
me, sir" The gentleman did not wish
to frigh.en the lady, and consequently re-
manned quiet for some time, when she
exclaimed, ,I"Scare me again !"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-22
Che guaiata sfatiusl.

ESTABLISHED In 1876. 4tL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-11
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aus. Sb Itbaiprtnge abNht!ih IN mctnsn
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ilba fuilgc Neiie Aar tenea 3wCd, uno ee
mare belIer, mir ftbrlen mob Itst pteEer
um."
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es uniweiteIGait, Rab STR pcu Rrurer rem
ncrRtsea SaQ nibt lberlett, ia, es bletbt lC>
gar itbr unsepiR. pb MIR ion nCn Ir0snO ar
trsfsn pcreeu."
rDas ple ireenfaaS oaS Bette, tb mare
b1pn ali pteler plperilden &ureaung uhr
S6ercrct ubcrbpben, bChtn mir p0Ser, pdB
es her Sdll lCt."
IIHorttknna IoIai.
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Sflrnrnnhiidlrs 0lllerlri.


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bt9ins e.ferntn@ ineinnatiS Sslbltmoro. tnosm
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- Sie in Cincinnati ta8enoe Contention
Der 8tentnSuhi,r btibdIi9,t iib gtftrn NIT
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B.rmenoun9 bon SalI. ber beiten UhiboDe Der
Rreujun9en ,t. alL...I -.5., 4t.-.r..f
- Som.'s Rdbmaihinsn' 6abrit Ia Beru,
Sno., ,tpuroe norssii,rnNbtno Ourdb Gsuer total
JerR6rt, Der Sbaetn btir6gt $1,000 uno
lit nur tbsilptiie Dur1 8Irliterung gtosdt
Bel bi,ism branoe fam osr trhbsrc JteOatisur
ots .Ttlami county R,publcaH," 9tamtns
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Der Volijiit pinos in 9stptoh, UtGI., er'
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iprud ab. baB Der YOlijiit ben SGuB ins Su
ftanet Der Notbwebr abgsieusrt. l'ia
- Bti elmer TelieH .Sprtrgung auf be,
.Susar 8psr Sabna Ia Sem 9ampIbift
puroen Yerionen. Die Cine Dauon lebtns:
s,iabrlid, burb 8ranouanoen perltbt.
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ScrmiIdDtc Scri1te.

'Worf, 10. Jtbruar. Der Gsiirigs
HuIjuq 3u 9hrtn Der bsrbannisn 6enier pnr
elm iebr 9roSartigsr. Ser Ytrt:br In ben
Strab,n, ourb w:Iae lid Der 3us beusOts.
mar Stunoen lana uoafdnoip unserbrohen
Dur& bic ruormen Wsnihsnmolisn tuelhe fd
In Der proSsiOn bepsaten. aacs iuurOe gro
eramm g,mdB ousatiAGri Die Ntaer, pslde
Die itdfte 6iuliion bil0en lOlien, ruarsn isoOdl
ousstblisben. SIN 3ummOrp 9pr Duroen
Bsmialommungsreoen 9,halien auf wel4e
elmer Der BerbGnnten, S'6onOpan Roil, ants
pOrttts. Die BOli5timntt lpur N 9rOBer
StGrie ausgtrhdt, UNI Rube uno OrOnun9
aufrs6t AZ srballen, tpas iBr aub Gelaua. Die
B.ri6tsb6ie, bic ftdOtiideu Sureaur un0 Disls
Ssiddrslulals Wartu seltlOlsn; aud bic Se'
amten i'm Ypfamte Itsinsn 8tftitrt ~ b0ben,
oenn Nbenos UNI 6 llbr mar oi, nit 2 DAM
pfsrn an9stommens Noit nod ntdi ousasibsiIt.
--8ie biefRtn BIdtter tnO mil Stibrsibuus
gen Der SsrrOi9un9 mo Der 2.idsnfeisr Oss
Deraorbtntn Ytanoiotto. 6abritantn Srn.
StsnDaD anBsfhlt.
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SeIesrapDiid)e Sepeiben.
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Der DamtFer .ScnucIIce. q

Uuibtn9tOn, 10. Bebr.- Sm Warine'
Department. InO bis Brute NiittOg ittne RAD
ri6ten hb,r ben &GmpIsr .EeEItllct- tin8es
9angtR. Wtnn ptrmptbtt, Dab Die NommiinoH
mO9li6ernstie nuthtrdBlih. na4Otm lic in Sre
9s8aussu, b,i6lOnen bot, i0re llntulu9uHa
IN ttnsm bon Der 9uuptitaot Suu 6Omm9O
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nod SetnOiqun9 Der uHterlU9ung erii ben
YrdfOsnttn SneB lu beiuhen Gisi.s NJ Oi,
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bis i,Bt upu benz Sampisr sEeHuIll.e" nop
Ri6ts gsh6rt worOen ut, Oa be St0mtrn I'M
Marine Gtpartemtntt pas 8rOBts 9srtrGuen
Ju Der StstAttl8ieit oss Shlliss bab,n.
Danna. 10. O..6tbr.-llsber Den &pIr
idre an SDro bat. fuo isilber tcIne Ra6rIt
ten ttugslauIsn. 5n alien nit Sapanna In
tsls0rapht6sr 8N biH0ung iitb,nUsu Gtlrn
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Rsuntss HaptttI.-Gins ua6tl6s i}abri.

Der Oraf unp 9arbpni fubrea 1T etnen,
ltihten, mt stpet rnuibt9en 9iersen beipann|
ten. pfrnen Saabpastn. Auf benz 8prcer>
lfse ,dBen ser Jtutitber unb etn Bepienter, Der
SmterlIS, Don cent @rafen uio Sartpnt elm
aenrmmen, befanp fh In 70 unntltielba>
ret Ndbt, bab etn @efprdd, otnt ppn Sc.
lien acbort 5u tperffh nttt Ssflbrt iperpfn
tpnnte.
gu Sasen bes @rafen aanb teTen gtfoten.
fllten unp aud rsr 8fpienie BATE 3ipci pifplen
minebmen muffin, fenn es treb iidb au iener
3ett bel Welinpel in ten bobmiidsn Walpern
berum unc lie batsn einen 1tetl ttrlelben 3u
purbfabren.
Der @5rai teste 3tpar bestaft tethe 8eicrs-
nfle, aber es lag in isinfm Gbardtter, tiin,er
70 riel ais mDglih auf ale safe pDrbtretet
3u iein. Gr unterbtelt Ndp NIT Sartpat IN
ualieniiher Spra6e. sbn Der or tpubie BAT iie
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Die Spnnc tn ttrem Riden fanf balo ttr-
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Das leitte 2plIen tes Waaens unb ber
eln1mdbise Sufltlas Der Yfsrre baate an
cen nunfein @dnben bee WalreS rpiseer, fpnil
berr'6te cine lsullpie. tiefe Snlle. Muf ben
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EenpeIIer fFr Metienne.
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nm $50 ytorssrs tSoHnta9s ausesnsmntul.
Ra6 Ptttsburs, benz Btten uno Rprs
ben bts 10 gDiIItumspOrtuub &ris-ta taaIiA aH
l2.4o Eahmittaas t5oHntaas ausstnommtil.
Nah Btttsbur9, ben NiGg1ras6 dIltu uno
Buffalo tdgiib um 10. 20 abtnes.
Ra@ QtttBburg uHb BEN Stomefen. an
ben oaubthdtlourn lpihtH Baltimore unc parrisbura
anbalttno - tdat um 7.4o @btubs (eonntass ausat'
BtaIlas Rarqldnbsr gtitnbaba - nm
80 Utorgsus uuo $50 Radmttta9s
9ta@ StttnBbura-u 9 uni $50 Utorosns Hao 1z.40
Ra6mIttass.
Gum6srIdnotr xbaI.DaNn-Hms $50 Wur.
etns uno l2.41 9lahmttass.
Rdh Dori - tdglta UNI 800 Ratmttta8s (soHn'
tags ausgtnomuIsn).
Rao BARTON tdaIt6 um $50 Ra9mtftaas
tSennags dusatuonlmsnl.
SiIst.Bartaa Nr. 9. Roro.gaIpSrtfr.
8atDnRptIer Sferbebabn.
GtInOlld pon upr Worgsns bis uHr Nben6s,
ubr ausgtuommsn Sonutags hinoltH BON ueE
Woratns bis lbr Nbeubs unb ttot balbe ShlnDe boa
s-7ubr Wbsubs mad 2ouoon Part.
Ra@ GlIieott 9ttp-u um uno 10 ubr Wsors
stns nno uno ubr aahmittaes. Surttsbrtno pon
Eaieott gttp um uuo 10 uar Weor9sns uno unn
WoEgtns, uno 2, 4 pno ubr Nadlmtttd8s na@. unb
ano 10 ubr Wor9ens uno Q, uno ubr Ra1mtttags
bon GRieott 0ttp.
wprF.stcdt %ferbebabu.
Rab 3 piDi outopn Fanbltdb bon ubr Worottts
Die IL ubr NbenoB.
Rah 8ooaHstopn d um 8, OK, TX unb 81 ubr
Rnrstns uno az, 3k, AZ, 5x uro 6k nbr Gbtnoa.
I'm SoRntastn Nm l0K uro 1lA ubr Wor9ens
unb 12h, ~, TX, 81, ~. 5k uno 6H n9E Na9m,
unb SOuanstopn bierber. um 10 uno IL lpr TRors
gems uno l., p 8. 4. 8, 6, Z uno npr Sta3mhass
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Teuer auf etrcm Gifenbabn 3uae

RepsWort. 10. Gsbr I'M o ltbr
geItern AbtnO tpurbe oils Oer sgirtinnatt:
GrprsBju9" in Den Ytr9tn Sunnel sinfubr,
In stnem g8a9sn bon .aoamS GrprsB' 6suer
sntOtdt. Na1Otm Der 3uS ben &uur,l pal
firt, tpuroe sr gum SteBen qsbradt unO
cine balbe pagen &aoun9 ltiOener B6nOsr
uno anosrer dbnlibsr geaartu, iueldls beusr
esfangen baitsn. aus 0tm Wa8.n biuausgs
wotfen. Ser SGaoen bsttdat $4,000 bis
$4,000. Sas 6eusr mar Our1 6unttn Der
4otomotiue peruria6t nOrOsn, DIe Baarsn
uar,n nod philadelphia uno Baltimore bss
ftimmt.
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Waebalfiee Tluthl etues Serbre'
ehsr& t""

gaofi, ga. ~. 6,br,-GonItp Sarris
mar In Yitisbur8 petbait,t Worotn. tpeil .r
auf tinsn Noli3iftn in BbilaotIpbia ssidDRsn
bate. glad Der 8srboituHl wuroe ct ben
aus philadelphia na6 Yittsbur8 ab9ei4idttn
Si@,rbsitsbsamten Ibsr9sbsn. um na6 gbt,
laDelpbia transporttrt Su tpsrDtn. Cine Wletle
ptitlid BON 4Iaoli, wdbr.no Der 3uB straos
i'm i9ntlften 2auI. mar. iprans psrris, OBJ
ipobl tr 8eieh.lt mar. bonn 3uge. Dtrielbe
purbe iofort 3um Steben Gsbradt, truB allsr
NadforIdun8tn aber 9arrls niGt pieOtr aui.
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aus N1eip .WUrf 9ulic tllrErGnF
rPirn

Rens@ort, 10. 5tOr.-0r. Srown St
auarO bot ZEN IronBOnl1.u Dhlfs 8sreiu oas
ansrbisttn armndt. bier i,ine i'll SUften se'
baltere YOrlsiuug Ihr bic 9lOiblstOsnotn in
6ranfrih au wi.Oetbotsu.
Ole Sbottrs In Muunt 2e6nuon bieien so
is6Nu MaiJsn II. Wtsbl, Nm. Vdtterion oon
NtOore : Sir. Die Irsis Bsriuaung Rbsr isinsn
aDaaren. Yprrotb an. ....
IS iino btute pisber iebr b,le SubIcrips
tionen fhr ben franj0idcn 9aIiss6aEo &C.
leidnst uOrOsn.
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Sr. e. o, @raut,

sfr. So, wprt.fibtrtpsFast. BaItlmort.
nu 800 etratt labItn. ptfn tr &u8brlhi8it. 2nfis
rbbrsndH.&ntlinbuna. btpnntnot GdDiroiudt, ltnrls
dt9nttgftit Btruf Der Stinnit Gatarrb uno aut Gsb
psti eeb pats btr 9uu9t Der pdrilpt9t ots Bluits.
osr 6aui, 6brtniauitn. Dpsptphe, Hpattriudt. %.
nnrrhootn, Rbeumattsmus. 6iropbtlr, Sltro,ribDd'
O. Uastn. nne pbrtn.atanibttn u. ~ nidtt iurtri.
tptr init bier nidt agbrit 3eiosn bsbaitti N, ios
nitbt ssrgtffen, baa Or. Grant dtie uebel beilf.
uit ts AUDI btiBsn uno beid,attp tin moasn. &r b,.
iaet sit arauitn bet fda uno bel NaGi tGprtI271Sl
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DaS Gifenbabn ltnalilce BEL Rep'
IL .NalnbIra.

Yougbfteplis. 10. G.br. GOparb
Bartlett, BON benz IS b;sB. DaB ct bel benz LIN:
alHte ouf Der sSuoio Sabn" psruns
9lldt. ltbt uno btfnDet iit IN RounOout.
Yousbftepiie. 10. 6ebr.--Dle Solo
nlotip. lam beute tpe8tn oer 5lutb nod ni6t
b.r,its tpt9ati6aIEt. MOratn 9laubt man
bi,i,s oud1 nit Der Moihiu. tbun Az I6unen.
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Tbee.5urten
lnb btr,tts smpcrtatiOn II. RON aus ausssfHdt.

Fnb bir,tt, SmpcrtaiiOn II. ron uHs ausssfa6t.
Die SaffssIOrtsu ltnb sOn Der beitsn 2uaIt>
tat unb Ju Rtp>gorttr Yrstfsn anstlalft.
llnfere rtue uno umfanereide Dampfmaf6t>
nsrie in unfersm 9eb6ubs gum 9pefe
bee tdsIicbsn R6asns unt waablsns Ses GafTes's
unter unIertr perl6nltbsu Gettuns ftbt unS tn
StaRb, bdS 9ubltfum nit retHem gtma b.
Itnen 8affee ooR SprSusli6tm @tru6 Ju
osrleber, wUrauf mir belcnbsIs aufmsrtiam
MAIDEN.
Bur 8eautmItdfsit brs 9ubIttume Ofsrirta
mir uuIere 8uderlorten in GabritpretIen.