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IBy Telegraph
Alleged EnGcrcc1nc.at-Act Violation In
tc

SAvASHAH, November l0.--Last evening
The magistrates and managers ii the late c!cc
ton were arrested by the United States com
missioner on the affidavit Of an Ogccchet
negro charging them with violation of tht
enforcement act. They were released o.
giving boud5 for $500 each,
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OHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

ICHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On aud after september aoth PaS
sENGER TRAINS viii leave Richmoho Us 10Y
lows: -.
$40 A, N-MAIL TRAIN Except Sunday for
the white Sulphur Springs, connecting OF GoEaoSs
Vile with the Orange, Alexandra ana Ma, 1h
train for W ashingtoil and North, and Lyncboure
and South. ,,.I>- ,oxo.,,
sunjayl for Cordonsv.c, arriving at a:l3 r. AZ.
1hIs f-,n connects at Corlonsviile with tie night
trains on the Orange Al.xandra and MANASSAS ral-
road for LYNCHBtRG and WASHING TON.
Through tickets, ut low rates, sold TO MI points
Northwest and Southwest <>.
Stecrage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown.
Amsterdam, Antwerp Hamburg, Hayrc, Ro.tfrdm
on this road can be bought of the General Ticket
Agent a: Richmond or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
pany's offices. c,,,o,.
JAMES f. NETiiERLhSp, General licke! Agent
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By Telegraph.


NEW YORK. November n.-Cotton weak and &c.
lower; sales, sJl bales. Flour sfElcc. lower ind
less active; comuicu 10 fair extra. s7.iOeI 20. Is
good 10 choice. 80 a5lISI2. Wheat-winterrtdw west.
crn. 81 S, .i.f5. COru NOR. inactlre and I'm.
changed. Pork firm ii slJ. Lard siccdY Groceries
uMict and lrm. Naysls firm. FIc!shts steady.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Weekly report from the 1st t. the eth OF Snvem
her, 1879, takea from The locks 1T tic City scales
Cuf!le.-lii head sold frnm 3h;l-.., gross.
Premium Cuttls sold from IsGlloc., gross.
&tep.-2l head sold IL &C., gross.
EogS.-lci head sold from ttS9Tc.. gross.
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T OsT CERTIFICATES OF STOCK OF
IL THE RICHMOND AND DhNVtLLh fAtL-
POAD COMPANY.-Not!ce Is hereby given tll-
we shall Apply to the company above naIneh tci,sa'
new certificates for hundred shares 81 uie o'oS'
tf srid company in lieu OF certificates nos on s:
CO. BEARING date the 10th day OF sePtsiii-f, isSi
which were Issued 10 the Chesterfield Coai rSd u"u
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
no univ Special Commissioners
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G1NN REWARD, AND NO QUE
sDlUO TONS ASKED, will iia given i9f ~. r.,
Room % Ballard House October 93th. Gold r'hll |,
heavy. closc-twis;ed llnks: Watch netiLr W" :
haci, goId: white face gold hands ard siee 50,
oGn1-hrud This reward Wild bo paid by C4ion':
Darlington on return OF watch and chain 70 hln' a.
the ExcLaugc Hotel, and no QUESTIONS VA! oe ,n%-
Watch made by Leatheraid' DIFs ~ ~ o,'i5tS
pool, No. 1906. ~
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60 SAIES. .----.I -----
vurIr-Wbte 20 bushels very good at $2; i2s
,,e,ais good At 81 o. IS bushels common II Sos
las bushels primo private terms 50 ' ~ sss
choice on prie ate terms IS b1shcIs friIe At
S,reeIs fnir nj sIse: leaimshels on private Ierl-
Wihi1TRe il, nashsls ea ,lS. q IT. :?
I.n very good al Sl.9e s: bushels common
si sI.so; IS bushels co,ulnon at slGb lIc Lus1eis
I.r III 80: :. lushc, ut Sl55 ~ snc!s Snnn y,
III o.: 100 bushels prime on private eIms ~ pasHcs
on nriyate terms-total, Lilo ~
White, 1ss bushels prime o., old at &c. %
SnTs Is bushels very good spring al 5Sc.
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Statistics OF tho Chicago Fire.

The prevailing idea OF the extent OF the
great fro In Chicago is such vague one,
and all the facts relating thereto are so IN
tcrestng in view Of tho similar disaster
which we are DOW called upon 70 notice,
that we publisl, below some tbuiated state
nicnts Of the former event which are well
worthy Of permanent record. Omiting de-
tails 0or which we have no room), we OBJ
servo that the total area burned over the
city, including streets, was 2,124 acres, or
very nearly thres and one-third square miles.
Tho number Of buildings destroyed was
1850; OF persons rendered houseless,
$500. or the latter more than ESQ died
amid the conaagntion-saerihccs to the Mo-
loch of our modern civilization.
The following arc the footinss of the
loses:
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kxSa}RAaGE COMPANIES.


INSURANCE. O0IPAN
III OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
I
Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia. s.n.1r0.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
LONDON.
benosit.d with treasurer Of virginia. Sso,GSo.
Shareholders personally responsible Tor the obi
CATIONS of the above companies.
Representing the above shlunch old English COM
paIies .cc solicit the patronage Of the public upon
their ,lnqucstIonale security, prompt and liberal
settlement. of all claims, and hcavy income.
JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE y 90; Agents,
No. E0S Main street
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER $4,000, 900:
Cash dividends declared III january OF each year:
Premiums payable annually, scni-annual!y, and
quarterly.
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
~ '''' ~ join f. CLAfB6RSE, Agent.
sen No. HOS Main street
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rETES z ---.-1,<-
p,cr.,-oxr, A.Sp YORK RIVER RAlEaoiDSo-t
s'ioh-'o'O BicHNoND, VA, October ], is'2.5s
ATOTICE.-Until further notice No kA 4 3.
IN sEEGER TICk ETs viii ba soJ oyer s.e nnc
ost coapany deaang M We shall !ncrsssSe the
s M nrhic TO uuteIstaT there VIII ne
n t x lsaye te T ElsaSaaY a aHd eAf
mia mi VT a:30' Y. H., connecting OF MS
r BaqEs The s Soopnecet With III us al
WI Point has unsurpassed acconm0dau9hs. IN,
her table frisl,ed eslta TO apy Er 95 ior IVES.
r9ltio oF FlfrIGuT TRAINS wifi he rim ,as usual
TesIavs ThIirsdt1s and Saturdays, leaving R1ch,
mond it o'clock A. M for Bai .anesSa aad and
Fridays for local fretghts between Richmoho ano
We" ESe.i.hf rcreiyad daily carefully handled, aud
promptly forwarded. III, ,,,,,s
Through bills Of hiding given 20 an ro'n's'
III or.,erof the Toarlof Directors;
WILLIAM n. bragg, superintendent.
i'll. T1YLoE, General Ticket and Freight eeI
RjcbnpIIt1. " -
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D B sss ssI 4 q sg sHTn snAgiosEa.
THREE Dosas Ass5!ys,EE, gisPATcH ossicSs
Eeepa on baud aful nsat ~ h llssoos fui sup
ss ~ our public aTngs IL Stock 500 a
u LIZ ,;,ted by St.tr Board of Education
low INsE .Issi Ets,s -iyICTI0NARfESc rpsp
sIrcsiTFFE.Y,S READERS and SPELLCEs'
nTsSIEs,s aRITHMETICS,
uIRVEY'S GRAMGARS,
EIIY0r,S GEOGRAPllES,r
uSrMEs,y READERS and SE~ELlsi@hS,.s 80 !
MSIiRYs BIOGRAPHIES
iinI MESS HISTORY, 5r
isfftJJOS'S GRaMMARE. s
States. INK, Paper, aud Envelopes suppiec ~
lowss Mr f.i, aud TEACHERS orders collected.
lila Mais street.
INITIAL PAPERS. ~
The following INITIAL PAPEk' piS op na n H ~
ms cnn,,inipp duiro Of paper ana EaS ,t,s ~
eTee ,riiI he mailed with any desifeo luiti'
s tn nv pJiress, on receipt Of the price
National Initial. go cents
B!iou Initial -four dlferene coioi'o Va fr :,
onr-wreathed lnli!al, Go Cents, sst,, o,o-r
Prize Initial "a chrome gwen awaa WILL o''''
boyl. so cents, or five boxes Tor o.. .,o-
s,,r,,, 1i1o Main street, Richmotd.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER II, 1877.
Sun rises. ........... eas Moon sets ......... ?34
sun is.,....... Sol High Tide. ......... ITO
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co., [
Tuun n IsTp

RICHMOND AND PETERSBERG RAILROAD Cos
RICHMOND. VA. june 10, 1872. )
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, the TRAINS Oh this road will run as fol-
lows:
This MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond nj A. n.
am% 1850 r. ~, aud leave Petersburg ut ll:"5 a. IL
'TREIGI,T TRAINS, with u passenger coach at;
taciic,.. leave Richmond ri \. VI. anu T. NJ, anu
leave Petersburg at 7:i5 i. II. aud t.50P. VI.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS VIII leave
Richmond aud Petersburg at \. II. Returning.
leave Richmond and Petersburg at ! T. NJ, Instead
Of o'clock, rs heretofore
The 5 a. 81 TRAIN will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the So 7. n. NAIL TRAM and I:.3
A. VI. Freight TRAIN will lot leave Petersburg
OH SUNDAYS.
Fare for single tickets. IS
Fare for return tickets. 90
Communication tickets eau bC had al the following
rates .
Fiify-.rip tickets f1r................S!o 20
Duc-linrC,-trtp tickets iUr.........c0 90
PnS.Gnser; tor Norfolk will tSke the ESQ 7. NJ.
DAILY TRAIN, ard those from Norfolk VIII con.
nest III | c;crs'urt, with The lis \. VI. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hil will take the $50 A
VI. TRAIN Oh Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
and returning leave Richmond On the same days al
The NAIL TRAINS will sop only n. Chester and
Manchester. ..
The 5 4. ". TRAIN Will connect at Petersburg
with tho Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for
I" ir'TIJih IS PALACE sLEEPINti-CAR win
he attached to the THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
'"'''''''o '''''1" ~ r. y. KASEY,
lei Ticket AMI Freight Agent
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DIRECT IMPORTATION
80 casks BAss-s ALE,
% casks ALLsOP'S ALE,
100 % e els Gsuyi.SNGsss poRTEf, burke S flb
40 dozen PEEk fREAN CRACKEKs:
25 cases Coman's D. S. F. MCSTARD-t, !,
Land 4at tins:
IRISH WHISk EYS.
HENNESSY aud MARETT'S BRAhD1ES-
SHERRiES Of superior qualities,
GEISLER'S CHAMPAGNES.
We offer these goods at New York prices. with
1000 dozen I'D and 3-fb. Peaches.
1900 dozen 2-H and s-Ib Tomatoes,
80 dozen Winsiow's Corn,
ut Baltimore prices all CT the best lackers IN Bati-
riarc. 1. baLMEH q We.
TULCIER WHlSkEY.
LEXINGTON VA. July H. 1872.
Gent,e0tep,-I have examined carefully the spcci-
men of whIskey manufactured by you and sent to
Ice for Analysis 1t Is very pure and excellent
x,t!cle free from ~! foreign !natter.
Very respectfully yours.
K. s. McCULLOCH,
Professor Of Chemistry,
Washington and Lee Uulssrstty.
Mess,s. fULcuEn & BOWMAN, Stsunton, Va
Orders may he left with CEARLEs LUSDlS. ct
| L. WAGNER & co.'s, corner OF Broad and Sixth
streets. ah ieSn
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
PUTOMAC ROUTE, June II, 1872. !


an AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, mail trslns on this road will run as fol-
lows:
Up DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, Leaves
pyr.i-Strce station L. II.
Up NIGHT MAIL, ria rail alone. leaves Byri-
Street station a:c ?. 81. except on Suniiys.l
Up ACEO;iMoDATloN ewes Broad-sfree:
station $3.50 r. ". Except on SIln"ayS.l
DOWN DAY MAIL. ri1 rail and steamer, ar
rivrs II 3vr;l-S,1cet station at I:33 2. ".
DOWE NIGHT NAIL, rfu rail alone. arrives al
Eyr!-eircct station, 49, =. VI. Except on Mon-
BOW ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives nj
Nrn1tI-S.;uc; station SKI \. II. teNctEt on Stu
dnys.] Z. T. ID. MYERS,
T., IA General Superintendent.
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NTOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEE TIA.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEf tl!A |
~ the Partnership heretofore cnrried on ~ r.
TAVCS a. WALLACE ana NATHhNIt': ~ ~
CO in the city 0f Richmond. has tl'' DAY neei ui,
solved by mutual consent and In futnTr nc u"''
ness Will be carried on ~ le said GLSi IN ~.
WALLACE on hi, separate account, VINO VIZ "!
and receive I'll debts due and owing I" a:ih r. III ~
said partnership in the regular rcuIse OF nuahS1;'
GUS1AEUs ~. VAL Az
NATHANIEL H@lDES.
Richmond Va, October 9TH, lsi2. 10 5'.tw?"
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! s,1,,NfalERgIATl.
conE AsD FLOUR EXCHANGE
ETcHio-iD, Va, SoTeracsr o, l''a }
! OFFERINGS. 3

WuEAr- White 2lp. nnshels Rse i,sss . hnsnca'
oAre.-75e busheis.-
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STRAYED from the subscriber, III 10y
- Manchester, about tie ?cth Of ScioitT, - -,
SMALL BLACK BUFFALO GOV sirru, ~ W. 40
wears old 4 liberal reward will l2 9li9 l"r " ~
flvnrr n me. [n0 e.2t.l K. ~. '.il.,l:..
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-. :.ss,rssrnssas E 8,
p,rr,,-nxr, hSp YORK RIVER RAiLaoaDssSo
i'ioH~.O EfcHAnND, VA, Octoner ], isI2.

TT al IN IN gsg
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FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.-lost. on
4 Thursday, October alst, between i5 ,ha III IL
Grounds, 4 ROSE-rORAL FRQSTtll-,o.t ID ID
f,REASTPIN. The above reward VIII b" tlTeu to'
thn min tf lniI NJ the DiSpntch 0NtCr. N0 F-sl
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LOSE. STRAYEi1. &c-

1V7AKE NOTICE, THAT APPLICATIONS
viii hc made in .hc second Auditor Of "irg'n,r
for the rc:seyaal Of the following Virginia rssi.sI
bonds: No. 4.3g7. for Sl.02o: 70. :'I3i. LOT e3n.
ls.Ir,l under net OF March 18th. l'o&, siapIib3 ~
the name Of Henry Cttles trustee lof lnnnlsa
LIpscomb and his Children. w VIEW"
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oc 1S-swSwlul
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FGEs BENZ.

EOR LEASE.-I will lease to good zen
4 ant on very reasonable terms. tho EiNhS
MILL FARM. oE James river. for tern ., IL ,,,
WuARF attached thereto, and Tie priNltSrm .
limo OF stages 10 Williamsburg. The later e'hc'
separately or In connection %sth INC 'aaTni ,,S
no lI-saw3S~ w il-LINSt Hl----..-,--
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28
MILLIONAIRE STRAW-PEDDLER.-A New

MILLIONAIRE SrRAW-PEDDLER.-A New
York paper gives an account of II straw ped.
dler known as "Old Wright. who has ped
died straw for forty years to the poorer classes
of New York and Brooklyn to make beds with.
He wears old patched clothes, and boots with
soles ut least two inches thick, and he has an
old one-eyed horse hitched up to wagon, with
harness composed of small pieces Of leather,
rope and bits Of chain; and the whole outfit,
man. horse and wagon, cut sorry figure; yet
"Old Wright" has. through peddling straw at
FIVE cents bundle, become a rich man. He
invested his gains in real-estate in Brooklyn,
on which be erected small houses, and now the
value of his property is estimated at between
100000 and S500000. He is about sixty five
years of age. strong and active, and still car
res on his straw peddling operations, as be
has done for nearly half century
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

4 Guosr SroRY-The California papers
contain sensation story Of a reported super.
natural occurrence in Virginia City, Nevada,
10 the effect that the spirit of the deceased
father of young girl named Agnes Melon.
oush visited her for six days. and that she dis
tinctly saw u shadowy figure. and the spirit
had conyersed with her. the voice being dis
tinc;ly heard by many reliable persons. who
witnessed the extraordinary visitations; and
that among those who heard the voice in the
air. asking aud answering questions promiscu'
ousy were Father Manocuc and Father Nulty
Catholic priests OF Virginia City. 1t is One ci
the greatest ehos, visitations of the age. aud
has created quite I sensation i'll that section OF
the country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

TURNED OCv-Rcv. G.. II Robertson was
tried before the Presbytery, recently, in Louis
vile. Kentucky. and found guilty of drunken
ness on various occasions. of lascivious con.
due, and falschood. He was deposcd from the
ministry aud suspended from all the privileges
of the church. The reverend hypocritc proved
to be confirmed wine bibbcr and an unprin-
cipled rouc.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

Muur DIAMONDS. The San Francisco
Chronicle states ,ha, diamond mines have been
discovered in Butte county. California, and a
package of them recently received in San
Francisco. after being tested by the lapsdaries.
are pronounced genuine. They are said TO be
al the same character of stones found near
the Ow, hce river in this Territory. some SIX
years ago. IT the Butte county pebbles are
diamonds, wc see no reason why the O"!hee
stoacs are not genuine also.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

PERPETUAL MoTioN A man named George
f. Alien. living in Pc,alu,na. California. claims
to have discovered perpetual motion, and has IN
vented machine that will run by hydrostatic
aud pneumatic pressures, that he claims will not
only be- self acting but the capacity of which Is
onl, limited by tbs strength Of the material oi
which the machine is constructed. compa.
ny is being organized TO build one of the ma
chimes AS ,cs,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

FoR RnEuMATIsM.-Freuch and Epglish
physicians almost universally prescribe tree
use of lemon juice for thesae1mo1iGn.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

RlouT- The Kentucky Court Of Appeals
recently refused an application for an iniunc-
ton prohibiting the imitation of the trademark
of the noted Bloom of Youth" on the ground
that it was a poisonous and delcterious CON-
pound over which equity would not extend it's
protecting arm.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

Cor RrCH.-A German beggar girl in Bos-
ton, who has no hands. is said to be the owner
of fine residence in that city together with
other valuable property, which she purchased
with the aims received from charitable people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

CoMrLlMENTARY.-Th Royal Geographi-
cal Society of England has sent letter Of
thanks to James Gordon Bennett for the part
he took in the discovery Of Livingstone, aud
voted Stanley Victoria medal Of 1873.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

A PREDICTION.-A writer in the Jetcish
Chronicle calculates that in the year 1889 the
Israelites will be restored to Palestine.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

STILL ALIvx.-Macrcady. the great English
fragedian. is still living. but is in deplorable
condition. from softeniag of the brain.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

CoNsIpERATE-Henri Rochefort, the Com.
munist who was banished to New Caledonia BY
the French government. has been permitted to
90 to Versailles to marry his mistress, in order
to lcgtimize his children.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

CHANGE FOR THE BErTER.-The Walla
Walla Statesmun says that the next Territorial
Legislature Of Washington will be overwhelm.
ingly Democratic.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

COLLECTS ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
) = for the IDAHO WORLD. aud for papers published
in California Oregon aud Nevada: Washington. Utah.
Idaho. Montana. Colorado Arizona. aud adjacent
Territories. Sandwich islands the British Posses
sions. Mexican Ports, Nicaragua. Panama Valparaiso.
Japan and China; New Zealand and the Australian
Colonies. tho Atlantic States and Europe.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-28

ADVERTISING
Has created many new business.
Has enlarged many an old business;
Has revived many dull business:
Has rescued many y lost business:
Has saved many failing business:
Has preserved many large business;
And insurcs success In any business.
GIRARD'S sECRET.--Stephen 6irard used to say
in his old age: "1 have always considered advertis-
ing Literally and long to be the great medium Of sue
cess in business and the prelude to wealth. And
have made it an invariable rule to advertise In the
dulles. times we'll as the busiest, long experience
having taught that money thus spent is well laid
out az by continually keeping my business before
the public II has secured many sales that otherwise
would have lost.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-03
oltc lit Dorbei.

Iies III enb.th matr BOA : ( dlten Wfetbpbe ben lang vnc
pel mie6raudien meufdlihtn 8rrper III bsbanbsIr. 60
gilt nrdt metr fir pe,e. eineu gattsnttn af bic Softer ~
f,auren, rm tu BON etner Rrantpeit Su tetlen, uelte mtt!.
rsr penn ber.its feline Asrpe1trdft unit rsr.bt Die nat {
WtF.ntdaft felt fd euf s.itsn tr Natpr unb bearebt fd
itr in itrem Sample seeen tie 3,antbsit %betsuReben. Die
4 bic aufsate pom Sofstters Masenbitters. BEN BE.
m~abrtefsn Stdriunst mittel, bas jemats In bteiem Qaube an
se3eist rprteu it. So lam ais bic eeentltde 5erbfmeotstn
empfobleu mersen; bonn serase tm 5srbf BERT den ~b,snters
0aaenl.teen gertauu :ss!eteu unbS Stump ftber. DtrR6r.
PEI, erfdSpft bur9 bas ; ife QBetter bs S0mmers, IL an be-.
fem sdlHAs f4laf unb f&rd&li& uub ~perlanst. ia, mir bur.
fen fasen: fprbert lanallden 8tfane. @an eepdtre
tbm bielen Btifanb bu:& sslesentltAes G~ineebsn pom S D.
f~etter's III eeubtttereu N, unb man Tam ben erpSbrs
ten uebeln ~tnteeben. Nett uab brett i'm ftrnen gDeReu xne
auf benz bampfenben aaaef1wemmteu epteu br tltli&en
strSme s~raff:eu t,st pabrfdenlta aa.rlst " tssfa. 8t.ber.
5dtteu bic patts nten srr eusm Munat. ,. t., Dor Gtntritt ber
xusefun:eu Satra,ett cine Sur BON 5sfetters's BIT.
te.em begsnuen. 70 waroen a& Neben g9t.l ~b,rf.lten Jest
wasr(denl& in ibrena seu0snliden @sfunsb.its3uRante Be-
faten. g. vel tn 13us auf Wanael an gurtebadt. Ss
pttl bcfar, ba6 man nt&t tas bette S&nbmit.el eeeen tptte.
mifhe unb enoemtfae 3teber i'm 2aute bait unb tdelta' &C
brau4t.
Da s&aaren spn Betrasetn unb Nadatnern Spureu Be,
arpeen ameritautfnen 5eilnttt:ls au fpleeu ee fudeu, 70 Der.
aeutFere man I'D, tae bic Daare bic man fault, edt une
bur4 bic a~.t6riseu 5abrtheiAea beslaubiat Ia. Das eHte
Bittere 1T nur in 8lai&eu In ia en-. gRan butte kb Dot ben
eetdlf&ttu 0ittersu, bte saQpnenuetle. ga ta6uetie serfaa 1T
uerreu. 4.
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