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gar,il ana auasshsla.
s HorsesHumanity. .

n Z .e-T 2
The Tttrf, Field and Farm tells this
beautiful .incident:. The intelligent
horse very.eften sym pathizes with ami
mails in distress. About year ago dog
wasset upon by acfowd- of cruel boys,
and pcited with sticks and stones. The
poor dog hadgiven no ofense,; but this
mattere not. He tried to escape from
hi. .tormeators, and had nearly succeed
ed in doing so, when a stone hurried
WITH greatvielence, struck him on the
fereieess bruising the flesh and ffactur-
ing the bone The animal howled pite-
oasss. but none of his persecdtp5fs went
tobiisIreiief, Having injured him they
turned carelessly and coldly away, and
left him to his fate. The dog -liInped
into the stabts of9ME Rdward Kill
patrick, moaning pitebusly. In one
stall ftAsstSAle wasa weIi7hrea lyseilhe
hqrseGofl hjajsJ ban ordinary idtelII
geare. The distress of ths dog seemed
to is5ve thtsbisaFt Of sthe horse 20 pity.
He bent lbs head, eatsssed fhe canine,
and carefully inspected the broken leg.
Then with his fore feet he pushed some
straw into one corner6E BIS. stall and
made a soft bed on which Ehe dog was
induced to lay himseIfdowu A close
and atfecsionate intimacy was at once
established between the horse and the
dog. Abe barsasAsi,s being largely fed
orsf1rate sslHss, aa9 one day, Oh reeeiv-
ing his isstsed,s tilsiisiag tisa log nlfsEit
be hungry tn ss3.iI .ssssi - lfAssi.:
canghtsShe caRlne sgf sas isys tiFe a-1IIl %
the hecE, and With his teeth flied fiiln
into the elroaghsor box. The dog fell
to with hearty viii, which showed
that his hunger was great; and that his
gratitude was equal to his appetite.
Days and weeks passed, and the dog
and horse continued firm friends. The
bran mash fed them both, and the
invalid grew strong, and fat on the
wholesome4diet.s AT night thelntwe
animals, thus strangely brought to-
gether, slept in the most loving man.
ner. The horse would. arrange a soft
edforithe dog, and then lie,down and
tenderly .mciEcle the canine form with
onesof his sfore-iegs. : is seldom that
such a Beautiful and ahtshenhc incident
is brought to our notice. The horse
showed for the unfortunate more of
that feeling which we term humanity
a
than did the dozen. Llsty youths, who
were presumed to walk in the image of
their God. Nay, it took the poor vic
tim of mans persecution to oits heart
and home, and tenderIy unused the
same back to health and strength. We
claim to be practical rather than. SEN
timentai, still we ocannot resist the
thought that the horse srevealed more
evidence ofa divine spirit than did the
rude boys, who receive creditor hav-
ing immortal souls, While they re-
viIed and, perseeuted, <, hes piHyed the
part of the good Samaritan and inso3
doing he developed a pomer of thought
and intellig igence TOO broad to occupy thei
contracted sphere of what we common
ly call instinct. The horse reasoned,
and then acted Ike AtChristian.
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The extraordinary growth Of LonSd on
may; be appreciated to some iextest
when 1t is known that within, the last
twenty-thFee years 25D, 600 new houses,
have Beer baiit in that ety. Within
the. saJaa tEpe .tbe. beats OF the police
have been leRtesded by /, 100 miles. III
now reqrires {, ,00e police. TO .patropan
protect that vast mass OF people. Whose
numbers areequal te-very sieaflvr the
whole populatipn, of Scotland. Ohsex-
traordinary occasions the Guards, or
Household troops, are called out to,as-
sist the police force. This occurs very
seldom, however, and only in cases Of
dangerous riots. 49,
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.Adninistrator,s Sale.

II 5WIILrorer for sale on the premises, on
II ryYfiDs IkSDAf, OCT. ~, 1872 the remaining
real esiEf OF Joseph KIrkwoo decd, consist-
ing Of 10 building lots in t1s town Of kirk
Wood BslInont County. OHIO, and about so acres
OF land and " acres OF coal, OF tho very be
Quality Tirs land and coal VIII be sold sepa-
rate or together to suit purchasers. The town
is Euhla the corporate limits or Bridgeport,
iiirectly opposite the City OF Wheeling on the
west bank VI the Ohio River, and ON the q. q
z. Railroad, convenient 10 the best markets in
the country.
'Terms:-One-third In hand and The balance
in two equal annual payments, the latter bear
ing interest at per cent from the day of sale.
oct3td HENRY WEST, Admir-.
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9uetry,
IN TIE WOOD&.


,s savage In sultrg hollows.
,.',llI-s;de ouivers With pulsing heat
- misty wires the dropping swallows
'iotsing the fence that lines the street,
ne town with its hundred noises
- ,'-.,r - and whiz of wheel aud steam,
I. 's,.,land ouie, and silverJ voices.
1.,h a forest camp by a cristal stream.
, .arewa are the waysef town and eiiy.
,aainz in commerce and worloly WISE
AZ hearts " w hardened to anman pP
1nd tongl-es aregIxent 20 tn7' y .s.s
feathery arms OF nery sprsS es - -
,sad over the waters that ride beneath.
Ana marish flowers by u eouIet sluices
Iufold their sweets ir golden sheath,
And little canoe of fairy Ilghsness7
Floats silent. down the Iimpid stream,
Where the Portland birch, in It's snowy white
ness, 1.S
oerhangs the rIpples that glance and gIealn.
. peaeafui and sweet are forest siumbers. ~
rhe fragrant couch with the stars above
As the free souIs marches to dulcet numbers
through dreamland vaIleysof song and love.
F5s ever ~ night = Dorian goddess
tSiiies INTO ny camp with hird-lilSe song.
Il ioossne Hs-e=ssss aud seatgy bodice
sa- ssts Is rss s.ds' ssse.zfaols aightlong.
And IS ik Sz<sEs sf-a .sss1sEa J zee
with gentle PAM, es-y 1lIe~1s
About my spirit Ia eveIs p...se.
On emerald banks thick stresn with pausies
We Ioiter away the dreamy time.
And she doEsrs my soul with woodland fancies
f1at sprout and Blossom in rustic rhyme. +
r -
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Ip the District Court of tho United
States for the Southern District
of Ohio.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

n the matter IF ALONZO p. MILLER f3aps.
rupt. a warrant In Bankruptcy has been
lssaed oy said Court against the estate of A. p
hulcr oi Botnput, OF the County of Beirnont
i tne state ot Ohio, in said District, adIudged
bankrupt upon the petition OF his creditors
hno the llayinento of any debts, and the delivery
nlIn OF TO his use and the transfer OF any pro.
perty oy MIN, arc forbidden by law, A meet
ing OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt to prove
tnelr DEBTS and choose one or mere AssfruCos
OF ms estate, viii be held at a Court OF Rank
ruptcy 70 oe ho1den at Bellafre. in said District
on on the lZth day or October a. ID. 1872. az 10 o.
clock :. m. az the ONCE OF Geo. w. Hoge. ESQ.
one OF the Res istery OF Bankruptcy OF said
". r. THRILL:
q. 3, Marshal as Messenger.
DS o. Dc GARDINER, Dep. ootS2w
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Goldsmith Maid Beats Eucyat San
a''F S4 Francisco. -. ii'r4 s5''sls -,
SAN FREHC4sCes Oct -5.-2The race
between Goldsmith Maid and Lucy 0JYee
uhe Agricultural. Park eoursey M lie
he3ts,, fora purse Of $500, : this after
noon. .sWas Wen by the. Maid in three
straight heats. Time, s2:25, 2aet 9:22.
Fivessth oiisand people attended at two
dollars admission to.nthe track.a But.
little m8heys changed hands except as
to theexhibition of speed.t People are
confident Lucy could have wen the
race if driven for the purpose. There
will be race. with ezles of the mares
and Oceident on the 18th. I f Is rot de-
cided ON what course. =, hisi 80 ns7 ssilrsb
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MTANFED-Erpsris sBoeE Agents and Can
w Uasse7g in ali parts 5f- the T. 8. to sell TIE
MEMOIR OF ROGER BROOKE IA NEf, Chef
Justice OF supreme court Of the u. 8 ss-No
book heretofore pubits1eI iE this country:
throwsso m ucsl light upon our const ittIla oIal
and political history. IL is . work of extraoT-
dlnary Interest and permanent value 10 the
Historian, the Lawyer, the Statesman the
Politician and every cisss Of in tel4lsai8t read
ers EsSold by Subscription only-ESel1slve
Territory gi en-.
a<ForTerlns. for this and otherPopuiarVg W oEEs
address at ncc.MURPHY&CoP Pubs, Balt
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Two vestrymen of a fashionable
church in New York have desperate
quarrel on hand because one Of them
feceBtly hired two burnt-eork artists to
sing IN tie csioir, and the other don't
want and won't hageJhair iiilslc.
Anarked feature-A black eye. s,
"A Geatsr 0rsalAaHt HOur. nose. ~.
oscular punishment Eye iashcs.
The rarest flower-Maiden's blush.
In the Champs EIysees, Paris, are
five open-air theaters.'
The best get-up for ladies-Five
O'Clock a. M 55srsE IA 4
The anniversary of the great iire was
celebrated in Chicago last week.
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o,,ob the Wiz

carry the HOck through Ln6 W.
and have them come out in th -Ieer,
possible condition in ths .e fattest
make money both on W 5pring, and
In doing 50 be m,-- &. ooi and carcass
pecially. feed ca, st, with sheep es-
ways keeping = 4efuIly and equally, al
so that t1r :, them as high as possible,
and vet " may fatten right along,
theve not shed their wool, and this
fall re pretty sure to do if allowed to
ip OH in flesh and then gain from in
-dicious feeding. Indeed, wool buy
ems will often be enable to ten Just how.
many times sheep has fallen cf dur
/ ing the growth OF the wool, by the in
eqalities therein.
Every feeder who has handled them
knows that there is great difference ia
| the cost Of fattening sheep which are
| put III Winter quarters in low condi-
ton, in comparison with those which
90 into the yards in good order. If
sheep have been losing Iiesh during the
aatter part OF the Fall, it requires con-
siderable effort to bring them back
when cold weather comes. To do this,
good shelter must be had, and an abun-t
tdance OF the most nutritious food. On
the other hand, if they have been
steadily gaining during the same per-
iod, it requires much less feeding
Through the Winter to put them
in good marketable condition in the
spring.
/ Good feeders know this fact. They
viii not buy Jean sheep in the
fsfst.S 8 infsf, unless they eaanot get
itbQas "a go9a lasn. noy En0sg Vi3e css5t
| =. csrtiagn tiicm tee syei. Eley
i1llOa !, . be cheaper 10 aas ial and
flesh than " .zL 5E g ..l1E s. Eazs in
cold weather. In X :. }-slze=5ls -l..ctS,
| it is economy to begin feed.as gam to
twether5 as soon as the first Of October
lEoften before. If the pastures are good
so much the better; but feed grain GER
ttainly and constantly, and the rate at
which the sheep will fatten will be sat
| tisfactOrys The feed need not be heavy,
bdt it viii be found that more weight
will begained from bushel of corn,
| fed in the Fait, on, grass, thanif fed In
the Winter in the yards, and in connec-
ti9n with hay and straw.
Ut is the usual practice in the West TO
] feed in open yards. and properly SO
when the weather is fine, but the sheep
must at deast have shelter from wind
and rain-if agood barn, so much the
ibetterS taH: events; they must be
warm and dry The corn may be fed
Ishelled, in tToughs, and the feeding
places should be frequently moved so
that they do not become dirty and
muddy during the many soft spells
usual Ia eur prairie country. Salt, and
an abundance of pure water should be
always at hand, for this case the sheep
take enlyas much as.they need, and
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English Rules for Preserving
Fruits. so 81 s &. "a +

RI
The London, Garden gives the sfpll1
lowing SIS the rules OF the Royal Halti7
cultural Societyfer the preservation OF
choice fruiss:s '-' - '''' 8 -, +.
lstAs.siad I.ssi9T Of ,8fzIit is so easily
affected - :. eterogeneous odors, it is
highly desira6le that appla and pear
Foofnsshould bedistinct. siila ssgs- . "a
z. The walls and the floor should be,
Eannuaiiy washed with sstaSOsution of
quickIime., fss,sr r...5ts- -.
81 The room should be perfectly dry,
with as uniform a temperature as prac-
tic4ble, and be well ventilated; but
there. should not be a through draft. -
4. Use the utno5t care n gathering
fruit, handling as little as possible. H. p
|. 3. For present use fruit should be
well I5penaa;; buff for long keeping,
liz shelter, espesiaafy with pears, That
Z selssi not I'VE sf'tived at complete
n .ss1laits. Efiis IssiZs5, however, sFe-
nlgSsss..7-ssT sssts iti Sgfne9, ll
i5as rssasls N EsaaF assi sssso a5d.be stor-
ed NJ q .tss which u sQql3l, an i all
more or s55 llssss.sg ~ = spet4i.isah Mould
be Immediately sregnoNeei. - -
7.Hplaced on shs elves the iiruit should
not lie more than 1.-Two days, and ne
straw should be1sed. 'it'ls g ,sae' -
S. Where especially clear and beauti-
iulspecimens are wanted they may be
packed carefully in dry bran, or in
layers of gperfectly dry cotton wool,
either ia closed boxes or in large garden
pots. ScsHtle5s Sawdust viii answer
the same purpose, but pine saWdust- is
apt,atos communicate an unpleasant
tastes li.'4e sdi D. $50 Asz .isssiois ~ 9
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AE ELEGANTLY Is0USD i;AE EyASSISG
BOOK for the best and cheapest taIaiiy lhbie
ever published will be sent free OF ciiarze to
any book agent. 1t contains nearly $50 hiie
Scripture illustrations. and Ggents are NEE ing
experience, etesee wewiils show You. WHIST p1r
agents are doing, NATION al f'I l.tsst4l = q
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The Acting Commissioner of Patents
has rendered a decision, on an appeal
from the decision of the Examiners,
affirming the action of the latter in re-
fusing the registration Of a Masonic
symbol as trade made. e9 ,f.asl
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.EnsYCHoMANYCY.or SOUL CHARMING
L How either sex may lascinaSe and gam
the love & affections f-any person they choose
instantly. THIS sippie mental requirement al
can possess. free by mail, for 2st- together WITH
a1narrisge gu de, Egyptian, OHlc!s, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies, &C. A queer. exciting book.
100 OcOsoid Add ressT " Hi 80 l1bs. .Phila
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feet Inn S,sf lTiIs.5S ! f1sil
:. 81. aAczis cs 5z i2s 1,5,,. a5t - !.
Ttie the orly form ofinsssnu cut &c. favhusca with
Wlich nh RCD ic 20. cali he barrted sga sspl and
psEss 1gr e Ia 81 paFs d 1ho fected nass l4szs-
salssa tf ttsd snabahur nrSitcs IeoTon uFicatHg
6hsrcFia u .iith Eo:cs anG 1cGrs FREQ u1i2y exist
7nd ton sfesino .sa1t & tisct srs gsnerillg pros
cssas.a fassrsntu uf s.ssess treating Cxta1pIhsrs-
tlfors has a-iscn fnlF 18z The irlpossib iiitj Of
a3St7 rcEusi - r0 nsse ees rites sDd seianabers
bysafe of tns oTiuEzY sss-6z q q dhkt obstacle in
tlos.e Il es7seRs curcs is % tfsly % crconie syko
In Fssf s of the DaHohs Ii 1sisS ihislihatzImeHt
lisf.e q csrFiss 4! lts Eels7s 10 sauns ioves
gently 15sg stTes.a 10 tbs highest portion or shs
als& p4ssagss, prssos INTO and thoroughly clsansss
lsfet1i,ss aud chsrnb ers connected Herewith; and
a0ne on oi ts oeFJsts no:f Itsnse is pleasautspd
so slinpo tsnt child esn, ,rrd srutind II F'uEk1
a1d cEPstc.t, direct o Es accompany ieachi
inst-lnerS. Hfeh- deef with thissfnstrumel1t Dr
sqgos Catarrh sreneaJ cares fscsa attacks. o;
fss3nla Ia tife II fl,1bY fe y s4,pIicA tfonS
Tygspf0EI7 OF 90 - rrfs. Frequent head
7clsl G'sehassa Flliag Into throat, sometimes pre-
slkd -r1sTs tiiisk l,ircus, Furrlent ofelsfva &C. I
n-cJzass d-Tnes-, ,d-T. raiery, weak infsmed
syds st9ppns Hp os oostruciioa iuf nsssl pissages
tlagina In cars, oean.ss, haTkinS and coughing TO
elss- Ihroat, ulce-a.ions scsbs foEn ulcers, voice
a,tsre1 nasal t-1nE. cfen1iFs hflafh, impaired or
tofrl depri yat1n of rsuse Of sasa and TASTE dizz
ness, menti depressioa loss Of appetite. dndiges-
ton, enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, &c. Only
Few OF those symptoms are Likely 10 'bo present in
Or. sa4e's CatarrIs Rsncdy, vhep u.ca !
VITA ssr. r.ptercessNnsaf DOucfze, and accom- 1
panied with the constitutional treatment which IL
tls OF ne rsdy is perfect e1ecifc fr this loatb-
some disease, s1l the Proyrist6f ofsrt IA good hith
Ss.s SS0o r;svTasa {; 59r esss hs sauot cnre; Tho
Remedy is sold At 30 Cents boscbs Al Al csn;s bv
s4I..ss 81. g gsssiS
J s. EATttt. ". PsERCE. M. D.,
Sole Proprietor. -.
BUFFALO. N T
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FREE 5Es g2.EfiIs'i 5 3 y + + ss3... ;
AGENTS .s. q. #ss: sss:f: sf55s$a. 81 5ai5: $.
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no TEE WORKING CLASS. 1aale or female.
Essle week guaTanteedt Y r Kesnecte5ie eIIl-
4 z5 saent at hoIiie. day or eTeEsng; no. capital
equired: full Instructions and Fiil JfS1iJie F@ok
age of goods 10 start with sent tree by mail
Address, with cent return stamp.
II. YOUNG q CO., I6 CourllandL St., \ Y.
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Ngw DYBRTTsEaIE T
R1WDAsH

Frc.a cooIy & Dzushy AdTerttztn
Agents oE 5ew York.
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dtI Nmade from Soc. Gail and examine or z
lpEJSaslples sent (postage free) for 59c. that
retail quick forsi0 K r, WOLCOTF, ISL Chat
ham Square. y. Y.
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."HASD STAMPS an Varieties, CIrc1Iarfree.
ASts- wanted. ". H-SH' DAVIS 60. isifrs. ~
Nassau, N w.
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4 a5gI1l6I 8Ii8lSOlG0ll8ga.
\ lrg.raT1oNcoMfT ! . ANp rHoRodaH

G=pe':se Fer AnHHia 9O9 20 $500,
or d Ca.aiogre and laematias, address
fdent ria - Wasi.l us, x a, Penn, :,
eISSIn-
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gyVERY CLASS and kind of Gro
81 Ueries kept aha soid by
.7-.se JEPG0N.
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fhe Grast Anl leFieaa Iea C0.

Itis.noL a pi,ysic Whist iiday gin. Ssin pttlg.y
tef tglttessHfIsrer fGl first few but
whieh. sen eonttpEea ! Use bIings Piiss 5s s
der the 'popuIar name ofl fSittorsi 80 eSten-
sively paiIned Of on ths,, public as ;sovereisn
remedies, but most potseEu Tonic qzd 9t;
suthorities i 81 Iohd5n Ind Paris, aud has l5es4
long used by the regular physici7us et-cft ref
countries rita woadsrfui loetscsl Tzspissr,
DR.. Wells Ezt1 seti St Jllrubebs
retains all the medicinal giftuasii ieculiarto the
plant and murt be talzeli-ss permanent curs-
s tbere aoras Of crcstops Sv sos9. Liter & Spleen
Uulssz relieved st once, ,the b4eod becomes i'm
pure By deiiierious secret iofls ooEeing scro-
fuloDs or skin diseases. Blotches, Felons. Fns-
tuIeS. Canker. PIN pies, &C., &c. -7s
Take J,t:u5e3d TO cleanse, purify and restors
the vitiated blood to healthy action
tion is promptly aided bt1eisystern is'debaits-
ted with loss OF vital force. poverty OF the
Blood, Dfopsieal Tendency General WeaEness
or Lasitude,
it will inpart youth .ul viger 70 the weary suf-
ferer. ~
in danger OF Ghroaic Diarrhosa OF the dreads
ful Inflammation of tho Bowels. tiel
Take IL to allay irritation and ward OF tend
ency to infaInmations.a rne e's9-1b gtota 81
Hare pou goeakness Of tlse u1efineifoSs Urinary
Organs ? You ~ ust procpre instant .reief or
you are liable to suffering worse than dezth.ss
Take it to strengthen organic weakness or
life becomes burden ssr" --7so f1U
: FINALLY it should 'bo frequently taken TO keep
thesystem in perfect heslth or you are other
wise in great danger Of malarial. miasnnatic or
eontagisus diseases
! JOHN O. KELLOGG, Platt St., New York.
sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle.sSen dior circuia
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DuTY oEE TEA.

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
SEND FJR NEW CUB CtReUhAB!
which contains fuu ex plantations Of Premiums
THE WAY 10 OBTAIN OUR G00D2I
Persons living at distance fr9-a New York
car, club-toeether and get item ut tie same
price as We sell them at our Warehouses in
New York In orders 20 get. .Qp q club. let each
person wishing tojoin say how much Tea he
wants and select The kind md price from our
Price sdss,as published in oar circulars. Write
the names kfndsa and amounts plainly on
liEt and when the clnb is complete send il to
us by mail and we will pat each party's goods
in separate packs Sges. and mark the name up
on them with the cost so there need De 10
confusion in distribat. on-esch party getting
exactly what he orders, aud no more. The
funds to pay for goods ordered can De sent by
drafts on New York. Post Ofice money orders,
or by express. Or, We viii If desired, send the
goods by Express, to "collect ondefvery-
fke Great American Fea Co.
s,s & 10 vtFsY STREET. New York city.
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II EPSON s. SON, Girocers AMI Pro,
aYision dealers, Opposite Post o.
sE fee Main ST., st. GlairsvilIe, Ohio,
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,z.s..Es THE TURF.

Goldsmith Maid Beats EIcyats 3;
asas .tts.4 Era cisco -. tltE4 rsi1sil.
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F5f eyer ~ night = Dorian goddess
eslfdes ipsoIziy camp with hird-lilSe song,
II loosen Ell t-e=ses s1a statgy bodice
sac sts - rls s.sit ssse' whole aightaong.
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De IHl1l6a1aUt1y fft9lUNt'1l. y =
z. placed on she lives the sr,lit ST ould
not lie more than Two days, and ne
efraF0 ,Shay4f1 b<s5nend & . tttisfs rsaaffssf
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Serner:
Inffnben. wf6beln, Satsserdtbe, Sasatea'

5oeIeid aa6 benz 8erfanfe Der 9runbitide weroen
porsiiqIihen ,gasateatii4, Die Bar uno Bare
DE, GtfbIe, Erinftii6e, Saaftn9 : 2ebnitiible,
)anfelfubI, alsiberfdrant, Eiih, Teppt6, Butt
[e, Bett3eug, Spieget, @atrate, Sopba, 8ohoien
elmer sreSen 4usuabl bier nitt oHsefuhrter Sir
/, ipelbe obne 8orbebalt ~pertauft fperoen iolen.
|tttbeil baar, elm Sritttbeil in 5 MoHaten uno elm
[tttbeil in 6 Monaten nit 3tnien unb 9enebmi9ter
fir bic Irtifel baare 3ablun9.
1 SpnrdS &d1reiner,
Grefntor beg Derftorbenen 9. 10. G9iidle
4 s57 G.5. Ooner q GDbne, Iuft.
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Wermalters>U erfaaf
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nerthnpnem Giaenthume,

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ks gr. 81, Glliottfrabe. Canton, befannt.
kraft unb in s5ofge zines Detretes beg 9ryi5seridteE
Staot Baltimore tuernen bic unter5eilbneter, als
Fualter, auf 5ffentli6er Auition am Blase Diem
h, ben 20. Ge6r. 1872, Haamtttd9s 3A u9r per-
len.
6ae game tperfbpoue Gisentbuta, beidriebsn,
folsf: au Der aiuis Der gtoreieite Der Gntottitr.
Ter Sntfelnune bon 7S Sns lueitlt9 pom Der soIoS
tede BET guioft unb Gurlepfrase anfau9enhf' barn
kIid. Idnss Der Guiotttrabe 10 Gus 9ebeab; oann
|blid, parallel nit Der @rrleritrase 20 TnB, 5ls an
! 10 SSuk breite Gnen; Damn ofli6 Lungs oteler
Ep mt beren nit anb,ren semeini6aftliGsm @e=
6nf, inh. bann ileiib in serdoer stnie 70
h bis gum aniange.
Brun6rente $26 pro Sabr.
Bic @ebdube befteben in etnem tpertbponen 3ziofz
5nuie, aIs 9sr. 81, elliott, nabe @uriepfraBe,
amt. M
Serfenfsbeotnsnnesn : elm 9ritttbeil baas. esn
It in 2 sIeiten Sabtun9en in 6 une IL WaonateH
,er Ines badr, nab 8ellebeu oes 9dnfersl. Gre
,abluusen pom 8erfaufsta9e an 3tnislI traseno,
) bnrb 0oten bes 3duiers, 3ur Sutrleoenpett oes
i%noofirt, 9efi9ert.
Tbps. q. GIenfinen, / saertnoItp,
.Gbaa. Geo. SSiifpn,
o5. :. 40. 3.6.9,42.3 Sreap & airfi6nf. Wilt.
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gu berfaufen.

Ez;iS 3pet neue Gobnbduier nit aaben on Sotz
NnsitraBe, na5ei Dem @arfte, iaones @isentburn,
tpereen bilis unb inter ieidten 8eotn9un9en per=
tauit.
Seruer Gin neues Wobnbnus unc eo6en on atti=
more, peitli9 pom SdroberftraBe, uuo left als etr
Ebeelaben benutt, niro btlis uno unter let6ten BE
oineungen ~pertanft. 81 iberes Gui Der y osepeffsEd
4 f298-l - ~ $3.50. q. 9ipe3ep.
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9it hermiethen.

Ser beker aasen. Sobm glenn s. gpuHp.
(265D - 10y - g2r. 68, BefzSapetteftr.