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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-04-28
Grue Nortberner.
Paw Paw, MICHIGAN, APRIL %, 1871.
DOUBLE SHEET.
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 25, 1871
The gold premium holds strong at fraction
below Ill, In the face Of the large payments on
account Of May interest due on Government
bonds. This frmness is due to the heavy
draught OF coin to Europe to meet commercial
balances. The shipments Of coin since Jan
are reported at over $16, 900, 900. being abou.
double what they were for the corresponding
period last year. The week has been very
active and exciting one in the stock Market
The leading railway stocks have undergone
sharp fluctuations, in many cases equal to two
and three per cent in single day.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
A general decline is noticeable in breadstuffs.
Flour is 15@25c lower. Wheat is 6@9c lower.
Corn and oats lose lower. Wheat in Liver
pool is quoted I'd per 100 lbs, lower on some
grades than at last report. 1t is impossible to
predict the future OF the market, but any great
tween this and harvest, as speculation will
hold aloof, and trade will be confined to legit-
innate wants.
LIVE STOCK.
The market in this city has been better than
at previous report, cattle being at the extreme
range of 10@151S, with the average at 1915
Sheep strong and active at 5(97c for thin to
prime sheared. Wool sheep ae not much in
market. Hogs, live, s6.S8@7.3s. AT other
points there IL decline.
WOOL.
There seems every indication that those far
mers who have kept up their supply OF sheep
will fare we'll the present year. No prices that
could be given rt this time would be any guide,
for the reason that the stock Of domestic
fleece Is exhausted, and the trade Is altogether
irregular. But there is an active consumptlve
demand just now, and as there is no excessive
supply OF woolen goods on hand, the demand
10 likely to continue through the year. Last
year the mills were many OF them idle at this
season, and etocks full. Now, the mills are
active and stocks are short. To meet pressing
demands the early California clip ts being hur-
RED forward, and foreign wool is being largely
imported. How extensive the importation
may be it is impossible to say, but when the
market comes to be moderately well supplied
from these sources, an effort will quite likely
be made to create the belief that there is an
ample stock with the view Of keeping the
price Of the home product as low as possible
But farmers will De safe in the concluslon that
no large importation will be made in the face OF
q full supply Of the domestic product While
good prices seem altogether probable, extrav-
agant expectations should not be iudulged
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The prices last above given are those Of yes
terday, but transactions to-day were more free
at those prices than they were on yesterday.
Corn and oats both slightly lower. Corn, GIG
&c for yellow 51@61c for mixed. Oats, white
53@54c; mIxed 51@52. Butter is dull and
weaker. Roll ID quoted at 10000 for good to
choice. which is scarce. Extra choice would
bring more. Cheese, common, 13915c; choice
factnry, 17@1Sc. ESgs shade stronger at
13@14c. Maple sugar dull at 12@1ac for fair
to good; choice, 15@16c. Potatoes firm at
S0@9Oc per bushel, and s2'So@5.9O per bbl.--
Country cured hams, 12@13c; shoulders, s9916
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DETROIT MARKET.

DETROIT. April rs, 1871.
The wheels OF commerce move more freely
the present spring than for long time past
The wholesale trade is more active and Of
greater volume. Interior dealers are paying
more promptly, the bank vaults more plethonc,
and money comparatively easy. Produce is
moderately active, but generally at low range
or prices. Breadstuffs have declined. Wheat
shows difference Of 7@Sc on some grades
The state of the market will best ehown by q
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gOSgss.

l. 4 A. M'--Lawton Lodge. No. 216 hold their
4 regular meetings at Masonic Hall, over
Munger Bros store, on Saturday evenings.
A. JENNINGS, sEo'Y. cR MUNGER. w.M
o. d. f.-Lawton Lodge, No. So, hold their
L. regular meetings At Odd Fellows Hall, in
Fowells Building. ON Saturday evenings.
ID. W. POWELL, -EcN. n. FINCH, y. @.
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q u m 8 M TTH

PAW PAW, MICHIGAN.
prepared to execute all work IN that line.
single, Double and Three Barreled Rflesmaie
10 order. Shot Guns and everything in the
line OF hunters outfit furnished on short
notice. 808ly
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yEuCHIGAN CENTRAL.

MAIN LINE.
On and after Sunday, Dec. 4th, 1870, Passenger
Trains will leave Lawton as follows:
EAST. WEST.
Mail, 10:57 a. m. 2:5O D. m.
Kalamazoo Acc. 927 p. m. 5:5S a. N.
Evening Express 1855 a. III.
The Atlantic Express east on Sunday, will stop
al Lawton, at 9:52 p m.
II f. SARGENT, Gen supt.
G. H. HURD, Asst Gen. Supt.
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LAWTON DIRECTORY.
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TETH0DIST.-Rev. II. Hall. Pastor. services
at o'clock, r. NJ.
DAPTlST.-Rev. III. West. Pastor. Services at
IL 10 1.2 o'clock. A. NJ, and o clock, y. NJ.
DRESBYTERIAN,-Rev. j. Kelland, Pastor Ser
4 vices at the Chapel on Main street formerly
fowelfs lialD every Sabbath at 10 = o'clock,
A. NJ, and clock, p. NJ.
l. EPISCOPAL,-Rev. d. darker, Pastor. Ser
IL vices are held regularly in tho Presbyterian
Chapel, on the first aud second Sabbath OF ca h
month, at o'clock, p NJ
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Legal Advertisements inserted at statute pri .es.
Business Notices ten cents per line for the first
insertion, and five cents per line for each subsc-
quent insertion.
Cards in the Business Directory, II per line
per year.
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SOUTH HAVEN DIRECTLY
Yoos,s.

d A. M.-South Haven Chapter. No. 80. Meets
N. Friday evening ngs on or next preceding he
ull of the Moon. MILTON II. RICE, sEc'Y.
u "A. M.-Star OF the Lake Lodge, No. l6S.
L Meets Tuesday evenings on or preceding the
Full of the Moon. B.r. HUGHES, sEc'Y
7 O. OF G. T--South Haven Lodge. No. 3s3.-
l.. Meets regularly on Wednesday evenings.
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Businrss d ros.

EE0RG W. LAWTON, Attorney and Cnuns.I,,,
- - at Law Notary Public and Probate Judo,
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CONRAD LICE, Fashionable Tailor, BEING In
u receipt Of the latest New York Fashions IL
prepared to do all kinds of work In the latest
style. Shop over Y. l.. Ross store, Paw Paw.
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DAPTIST,-Rev Dr. Hewson. Pastor. Services
ID every Sabbath at 10 1.2 A. NJ, and 1-2P.M.
A. r. Boggs, Pastor. Ser
INl vices at 10 l. a. m, and 1-2 y. m.
C0NCREGATI0NAL,--Re j. Anderson, Pas
~ tor. Services 10 q. m, and Up. m.
LNPISCOPAL,-Re Dooley, Rector Ser
t. vices every Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours.
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iThe G!ne Norheruer,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
s tt CON w A Y
OPFIcE CORNER KALAMAZOO AND PAW PAW Sis.

TRIMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS,
e150 A YEAR, In ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATES.
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PENINSULAR RAILWAY.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MOaiay, December 9th, 1870,
Trains will run as follows, viz:
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+ ROBERTS, Fashionable Barber and Hair
-. Dresser shop in Dyckman House, Paw
Paw Mich.
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nRAN ". ROWLAND, County Clerk, Notary
~ Public and Convcyancor. Deede, Mortgages,
Contracts, and all kinds Of Conveyances drawn
on the shortest notice. and at the usual rates
Oflicc in the Court House, Paw Paw, Mich.
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C'ITCH Il FREEMAN, Produce Dealers and Gen
L eral Commission Merchants, also dealers in
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Slaves, Spokos. etc.
Bills OF Lumber sawed to order Always on
hand good supply of Salt, Water Lime. Grand
Rapids Plaster, etc. OHice near depot.
n. FITCH. J. II. FREEMAN.
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w X. HAWKINS, Broker, Notary Public and
w Conyeyancer Office one door east OF the
Dyckman Honsc, Paw Paw, Mich.
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nYCKMAN HOUSE,. N Longwel, Proptor
~ Paw Paw Mich. Stages leave daily for South
Haven, Lawrence, Iartlor, Brecdsylls an Mill
burg.
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CLIFTON U0USE.-Alfred Brush, Proprietor
~ (Strictly Temperance) Paw Paw, Mich.
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NJ Z. ALLEN. dealer In Furniture, Cabinel
vi +. Ware. uphol-tery, etc. Warerooms second
door east of the Post Oftice, Paw Paw, Mich. o2i
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10 canDnG AVID UriBattspIaB.
~A~ Sin g,rdumi9,s 2f.R6dtets gBobnbous 49,.
nit Htutr8sido6 nit ~brquemtr 4GNaGt. . guten 3irts
Iub lBa9sn.Rshiit u. T. H., aues i'm gutta 3naanbt,
rtbf l a6er aan0 I'm WiitiGIpuntte hes Stdothens Rsrts
ioro an Der Yort Rurnpits. 81 Wstlsn BON BaItlmors
.ntttrut, Gin gutter NIaB fur stntn WRIT osr4aotnhaltsr,
IN lebr btutg Il CGrtautel bel SrnYp %. GppPe,
@r. o. Fam SuilctnaS, at. Naul fraee. t2AO-l
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49, Gin Saus an9eenuinloduia 9lpeuue. uobc
kssiil ednpaieftr.. t6 bel 50 5u6. $500. ~
LII Saines & Spgem ann,
t55-) Ir. 26A, ct. gauls, oherbalh 9crirntontr.
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S5ilto ;u %pcrfdufcu
81 ~berfamieu.

Cine guts9cbenbe 9dferet lit lpcgcr 8eihdftSpcrz
dnoerin9 ~ uertnuten. gu rrira9en in Nr. 2lS,
SfnfEQtsylpcultc. i2E-Gl
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Ru h%srfnugcn,

A& 9as 3.H66ias Saus SIR. lIs, RorbTttt. Der
&bamts., penit9 bon Der Nurfra6s, NIT g5dTtr uro
Sas. pIoB 10 BET 30 jug, SruuOmiri9t nur $3.50 aui
ben ganlat glas.
6eruer Elm 3 . H6diGts Deus an btr SaoTstte Der OF.
bnpeitss, D'hltb bon btr Slrljr0Be. nit ttnem 2,f6dls
9sn 6inttrRebonOe uuO bolfrner Abhe b Siubfn, gIdb
Is bel 65 jug big an cine 10 5uB brcits Qntp. @runos
rItttbe $40. gBiro btai8 ~pertautt. Ndbtrs Hustunit eltbt
o. 9harLeA. or. . A~Epahaan. l808-l
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9cutIdDe 3aarcu &c.
Scutfd
6rOrcric- Ii. 4iQuOr-6 rl1dft,
Gde Don CUuqhs uut DGuu0fr.,
iribtr ., Scptioro pJtgrugGu5, d"

Or0rCrtC- Il. liquor OrlOdtt
ole Don GUuqhs ma DGuo00r., p
irubtr ?, Ecptioro TItgrugaus,
81. Nlartiui
bat Den grUFttH, i6UultrU q. ami bla Gttt aWtrtir.eu
@rptcries unr ecntldrn SEdurculaGcu
In Baltimore.
9r lGoct ictuc ErrunN, uno oag Hu1,.Irm aJsy-
baupt C~rlthtnit gum 8tiuhc itiHc5 EartUg ,ig. CT
bat Ole bCtCU HH0 trtiGtWtU
Srueerie'n, esutfd'enYSGarct, SScutrS2iGuurS
'trts an NuuO uuo utttgult
i'm NruGcu uIf Slelucu
Del trcitr Iblieicruuq Ger 2Rudrch In lr3,Uo Ell
mem Stdbttbcilt 81 bcu biuiaftcu &rtiisu.
Or Iluht ale lttnt GlulGuit am t}ttu Srtr - In
J!clo 9ort uuo brett In Stutiul1Ho - mo farm
Sorlprchcnocu Bic &crtttrUHl Ntbtn, bHil rs BET
tim Ole otrldBltht &c uuo rtclltt 8rcituanl luotu
lUtrOCu.
SBaasH lelen tets bcrltt, nm bic g3aarcu so be-
loT9tn, uno ouLlttH tS song b%rlCuotr6
Observation-Disclosures
ib juyIu9emddtn, bel BmuorBuiprthcU. lWiuii1tiD
TriIdbc SSanrcm.
Srbitu, tlnicn. ,SlUctihcn, 0dicrlrlUc, 2imUurarr
tno Sulusiitr 9dit, SOL. NGyiU0t, S%utCtltn, EGr.
otHtn, RbttuiUrlu, aud ROUUct, 6printbrn, Yfuu-
otln, 9ttronUt uHb uuh Die uCitru @uuGr,t i'm Gro
gen, lotts i'm &Itintu 80 baden lI cen UtIiglcu
Srttlcn bel
2ouiS ~. Ncit S S%Sruocr,
ISL Cdeerr nGuopcrs NM GcturcuifrdEc.
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Serlam0t nmO geiW6t.
&erldnat.

SNLihNAAt
Solicitortn fir Die pgermunia g 0ebcH6 z @criibt=
ruuqs $ @eicaidait" lUerotn uuttr uortbCttbaittu Yt=
oiuguuacn geiudt in Der Office Rr. 40, @olt -.
ftces2loeuuc. $500
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e snfammcnaeicete Sauerlfpf=
Sur Surdb Ntudthutuuo.

sungenleieen, euirobreualt = 9nt,lnSun9, Sufen,
Seriult Der Stimme, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Spss
QUE brontiben eeioen iueroen sriol9reih ~bcbanoelt
bon Tidtdre 6areiner, Med. Dr.,
Wr. 12f, Ydrfftr., Baltimore, Ro.
nbr Ha1m.
gmpioblsn onrd Raitor Ildarb 5uaer. DR.. Theol,,
in YarfitraGe, Baltimore, (9top, f0,1S) :
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2Ietne meme S5dufer su pertaufeu


Cine Iaua-tiablirtt ehutttot. unO gBagrsr. gDtttRtue
TT SGrtrro.9ountp nabs 5~tuIIdltm.ViIl5 iHr IDti
quite nrbtttiumr Gutl9s, Der cine tn Etmiso, Der ate
otre elm WIBntr, ptros otties eth Gus9grttnetrr Ylas
Kim. Sldbttt5 IN Der @rpeb. !. al 1901
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-12
gu %bCr2aufcu.

MGL Sin paug am eroaovap, rtn Gtbnus an otr
&aasrfrHBe, Gdoen an Der Caroline. Ytfrtr', Sbt6,
oers, GroB-. GutoWs. RtOqtlu. un0 ur0srtu Gtrustu.
~$rlnOmtttbtn. 4dnbftatn uno GarOhst gu ~OsttauttH.
Seller auf puuOibsitn uusyultibtn uTD Dauitr ~ ptrs
n1tetbln, ytd9.rss bel B. RUrtis y SObH. Ne. 9,
81. &uu! nl-)
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ILL Gin 3.R5dises SGus an Der elephant, uUbe
@ougbIrGGe, 6 ,3tnmcr, 0cter0eiho5 uno Seaer;
itebt etluas 3lrld. YlGb 20 bel 1923 5u6 bis an gum
canzglnep. Gas un6 Waicr. yiaGJnira9en an Ort
rno Stele ODER bel =. StunSbmrp, Rr. OF, Siihs
Srpacman, f9i
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0nSucDTc.

Or. 9. 9. aossre, atcentidt ces t5nial. Cole
9iums Der asr3te uno Oittslieo oes t6nigl. 9oucgtumS
Der SSunodrjte Don England, fam t6alid .lpegen obis
ger %arantbcit, ioruie alien ucriGirocncn 6ooufd ents
lsbenoen sttoen In ietner 9eobuune, Nr. GS,
Sbarps, 5Otiben 9ratts uno @ambenItr., um Rat6
befra9t iuerben.
Sprehtunocn: bon s bic 10 ll9r Roraens, bon 2
bis 4 ubr Stabll. uno BON 6 bis 8 uGr A6enbs.
Dd Or. Rogers oieie 9rGnfbeit unb bic s6artcr
~oerIeibeu ndbreno ieines lan9en auientbaltes in OH
inoien gum beioneeren. Stnoium gemadt, 70 uers
ttI1ert er eueH an bieier arantbsit e~sibenoen cine
fdlurQe 6niff.
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3u Scrfdufeu.

g. Gin Gdbaus nit 9Goen an Der Gagcrtrase;
iii elm Soue an ocr 9entralsauenuc; Gin Ditto an
- Der YeilnltrdBe; SGnier an Der Wonumcnts,
gfeVfehen ln6 anoeren Straben; AZ uno 20 Adcr
eano an oer 9elatrs4foa6 elnc 2anbiiele all Der
.9foroi. SentralsSabn;" cine Ditto an Der pYbil. ga
8Gito. .Stlenbabn" uno 4nocre @runomietbcn Slint
8ertaute bet =. Norris & Sobn, Ser. d, ct.
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lO2 TuB @ruH6, D @tdet, @rhiritc pom BUR.
gunon Aucp, t52 tt5 72 gus ttti bis an ctncn orcts
lplpIgtu .Sutig gCbcub.
v. ". - Urluorinc iirb tCtbeu auftiOnatorcu unb
lptrotn bet'm &cr'uuit acSciat Ucroen, ipobunn aud
ott Scctngun8Cn bclOunt Bcliadt rpcr6CH.
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Ri urrfnufeu-

Go lin 800 an5abtung inS iebr binia Gin
4t*S:E Sau6 rabe Der ct. Ufiheiss air,be. Ger Sttlt
ktSe BON 800 fam in iuohentii6ru Jtaten Inn Yous
ofreine abeeSabtt rpeioen. RdbereS In Wr. 4Og.
SfsSombarts, nnbe @beiterIr. tSI-7l y
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DAB. 6lutup,

Ole icbr 9eitidte Gatb9cbCriu, tam AT iehcr 2eit i6er
Ser1dltntiie oe5 Sebens, iibGr @lld uno unqliit ocz
iproben luereen in gfr. 800, SiesSSunes, SmiiGcn
Sonntags nibt 5u Ipredcr. Bi-W
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&crlduat.


Stnt9e quite W~Giienmnder MIR quite brouhrH i'd
81 meloCn; iOlht riHotH ouutruoc 8CidafiguUg bel
Senfelmann s Shaucr in .&r. 46, SCEitgruns
StruBf. ls1-4I
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"Sudina baIls@ oun,u, 3d., 4. april 1870.
St be5en9e bterInit oaB ib mid ipdbreno 3 Sabrer
IN iebr lhledtem StiunobeitsSuItanb bctdno, in6er
tl an ether i4ltnimen Sranlbcit Dpspepiie unb al9e.
metner Sdrudbe, lltt. Sa th mid an cine gnsGbl
ruHS 81 ipiren, 70 iteltte Id mid untcr Die 8e6anos
lung oes Or. Scnrq }. 0lo9ers ipdbreno Der Ieeten 6
Wfonats, uno bin i'd lber5eugt, edB i'd gdn5tib turirt
bin.
(5ebr. &c, 39ite) Geo. ~. Gilbert.
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Sas Gbarlcsitr. sGDmnaiium 81 urrz
fouEcr

Cine ieitenc @elegcrbcit bietet fh bier ANN gns
fauie Der seiammten Giieften mo 9tnrtttnng bieies
coinpletten Stabltlements bas felt iiber 10 Sabten
nete 8einiibnn9en Der @t9entbiimCr ib nod tebeils
tend ltet9eru ldBt, nit 9riot9 i'm Setriebe lit. gu
benz @pmnofilm 9eborcn elm Oo1itinoigCs 5oitettens
Silnnisr uno Elm gut ansgetiGttetes 9cieSimner.
9dberes eridbrt uian bel Scbm Sdriou,
500 NI. e., Weits iTlDcttc tranc.
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Ru O~erYaufeu,
3u DerFaufen uuo 3u 0crmtetBcn.

A&aA, Gtr BObnbnus NIT Hdbtn an Der Nseh.
Baltimore, nGbs YpppIetOrHraBt. glGbtrts bel
Gst;Tp 70 &Opfs, ar. D, Fan 9utI6inss. Ct.
GauI5rnEe. t3O-l
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QcNtIbc spar Bank

E&~9 epOiitoren erbolttn 3 FrpSent3iuiln.
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Scrlau0t.
QScrfduot.

Gin S~ienfmdbden fir gclU6Bnli6e Sar5arbcit bct
Siner tlelnen Edmilte. 9iGdSuird9eu in Jir. 935,
Baltimore, Gde Der 9GllastrOst. (S5,7,g y
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Giank- 6CIbdtt
bNn 0nnpCr, glcCic d Gumn..

Norbplt sgtc Der Baltimore mo Galucrir.
SSu o%itJrgu im9 Iutluital5 Tntnttr. frfi uuu
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IS uno .SlUitl, 90
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piiiutiltn, lno ttr luClhe mir TN Eduibt aut 0duos
barren SthCrBeItn 81 Wiarttpuiiyu, utt uon Sonuutia
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attlch SbligGttuntn uuo tauiWdnmiUt llpitrt
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capidHgcu, GiulicbuuqcH acimad,t uHb
tll hh9tlnrlnt6 Sant ItltGit Irllblt.
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%0Uqultte uno MAILER uno NGuolrt IN Ctpuurrs
lWtdrililNttiG.E.l WtWt5. Vupltrtn NM tA,lb.
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"a pt~ECNAIGits
stEs UorIH9Ii&t Dampimuiblnt e. RFtgositalD
ltbH 6GmpiIthEI, IRAN ntIOe no iof0rt Tn Der gEseoi/
ton bgs s@orrsIOoHbtutenI &ds Der Balt!murttrast
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zs!3 Sdnlcr mtcr leldJtCn YcOmgnHgCH
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itbr btutBt uno btuutmr ttint pduicr, htc fn ~btionOtrs
fir 6anoDetitr uuO Die arbstttHbt Riait paiisu.
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III her StaOt "a ueriaulhrn StTidicoEnt btut8e Ganos
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ppItlt bic 8sb0ubs iorsn mfbr Sob.
EBintdm Sultun s. Sons,
3tmntr llr. IL, rYIW SuiloiHgs,a 81.
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a. 81 berfaufen,
EE Die q. rSdlesn 3tsstlRstn . QpoSnbdu5tr gr.
1853 uno 1855. GUiottfraSs, Canton. it6ss il bst 10 6uB
sros, nit pposantsn Srur0mttbs SIS itbts qrsts
$500 i.oes. SofUis aud OaB 2sf6fi8t 3tegtlftir.g 3obn.
bans Jir. 400, Qanton. Npenut, 10 bel unaef1br 90 6iIb
aroS, 8 3tlnrltr nit bu0raunn t~nibalten6 Srunomls.
ibe 1872 Erets $3.50. 6trntt Dos 2.H6diet 3iteslfein.
abobnbaus gtr. 90. GHtrFraBs. 15 tuB brett nit slntr
n6roIlteu fisft bis lur IIet WrunraBt: 4run6 mteibt
1925 prsts fllO0.
Rapsrt austuajt bet xbus. n. Griffin,
NE. 212, GaFtrn. u ot,rae,
1881 1. paus 6hllb nom Broabmdn.
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cnaliidcS,
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fpnniidcS mnb
uncertainties On(h mn Silbrr

sum bodtrn Brctie gcfouit unb u%crrauit.
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liottMr, uorolihc uub lucflihc 0aninotrn Al ben
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yir. %, Gicit gultjinorClu.,
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NdNlcr unlCr leIdtcn WtOW0nIfgCH
3u berFaufcu.

a 3n %berRaufcu.
Il plate duf br b6bs btr GumoH . SunIfion,
ip5lhe itbr btutg GbltlaNtH iuerbtn, iptuu Ipgltlt &C.
ronmen. lpeRcn ndbtter Austunit Dtnot man Rb an
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3. StraIb @lfbcr aui DER SIDE Der GoIuHbiGs Hub
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dut Der Juniiten, pslhtr AniragsnOe RAD Dem VtlBt
lptii't. tYRdrll6. lg}tl
&letne meme SJdufer su perFaufeu
Ssrs i'm nOrbUsRlthsu Gtabttbtits nm $500 unb
IN. $500 urttr lrttltH Ss6tugun5tn.
IA&r Sierrc q. Duaau,
tlS-b Cir. 70, ct. RaulhvGBs,
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A1VIIWIIWIt
80 quite W6uner gum Btihc pom Nrln Gdtbarinc
Spmmer in Slr. 22S, SdSs9audeft franc. ls7-gl
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&A 20 bubble ilsine 0duier. ieoss 5 3immtr uuo
x.iia Seller culbGtttno. Die Sage 1T lptgtn 9tiuuObtIt
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bt g.. Srifsrc Ver. RI6, f8sns3altimprshr.,
s. fbhte bIhth Oon her Gilmore TRACE.
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gsgen BdarIabIuuQ 100 5onrtn ober rrttr aebrarn.
ter Su5stltns oosr Gilsnbth, ADfdl. lOlugt aua Qbtal
1t9lt1er Writ un0 altGB VtetIu i'm Nugemti men.
Gbparb SdptS.
t5s-) VT. 8 SNuanFraEs.
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Gin gutcs 9~ieHtmdohen btt elmer tltiHcH Tamiltt
in Sfr. $50, SranflimfruGC. 0utcr gobn mo Be
%bunoluHg Bugtibcrt. $50