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. By GRUBBSa&. WILLIAMS, 3

Real Estate Agents and, ,AuctfoneerRsf
YNRUSTEES SALE OF THE RICHMOND
AND YORK RIYER RAILROAD -.
BY virtue of two deeds,of trnat from the Rich
mond and York River Railroad Company to thslste
WIN. g. Macfarland and the undersigned. dated
respectively the ssa Of September 1sSs, ana @ me
trustees, WIN, on WEDNESDAY," the .l4th day OF
Nessrs: arabos q Williams, Richmond, Virginia,
SCI Ths Us WHOLE % LINE os RAILWAY Of Of; t1e said
Company from the City !of Richmond lowest
Point together with the Franchises Of the said
Company, and the Equipments, Rolling STOCK,
Bed, Machinery, Tolls, Easements,, and every
other right, interest or estate conveyed BY the
said deeds, excepting chooses IN ac1on. 2h,sbJ&
THE TERMS OF SALE: Il 0S G JG
will be CASH sufficient 70 pay al the costs OF ex.
ecutipg The trusts Of said deeds, and 20 pay the
interest on the bonds outstanding under the deed
OF 1859 Aforesaid estimated at about $50. .e00 aud
$4,000, with interest from the t1stof July, 1879,
at the rate Of 8 per cent per annum, payable
seniannually, and then Dash sufnctent % pay
the interest due on the bonds of The nrstsglass
under the deed Of 1855 Aforesaid, eetimnted' at
about $4,000, and credit until thea1ss OF Jsnu-
ary 1855 AZ TO $780, 900, with interest atthef1te
Of s per scent!per anpum lfrom the lstt tol. sniy,
1872, payable semi annually, and then Cash ,sll.
second class under the mortgage Of 1883 afoIe.
eaId, estimated ct about $l55, 900, and then q
credit until 1st OF January, 1877, as 20 $2s9,o0o,
with interest from the 1ss OF July. 1872. sas the
rate Oft per cent. per annum, payable semfan-
nually, and then credit uuriL Let OF January,
1890. as TO the residue OF o icH purchase money.
with interest at the rate OF per cent per an.
may be applicable to the bonds, secured by tho
deeds Of trust Aforesaid, the purchaser shall give
bis bonds corresponding with the SAID outstsnd.
ing bonds, and as to the residue OF such purchases
money, the purchaser shall give his bond or
bonds, as may be determined upon after the sale;
the purchasers bonds;lo be, secured. by deed or
CspitaIists win, take notice that tths eject nf q
ssls and conveyance by the undersigned wa be
TO extinguish the Company Aforesaid and MAKE
the purchaser body corporate: For further & par
ticuiars, apply to Messieurs PAGE d AAURY,
councillors at Law, Richmond. Va 6Ii"u
&. q. MAURY,..> yIr,
s,sl s J. PROsSER, Table,
..,... ~, Surviving Trustees.
~ Sale conducted BY hesars. ,aRUBBs q
WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers. - -'.-,,-a.,l3 -
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MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.


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| Nuss, Mrs O
Ohlsndt, Mrs W
Parker. Ellen
Passsilaigue,
Theresa
Patterson, Mrs
A r
Perry, L'dda
Plllsuury, Gil.
bert
Portradge, Lucy
Pouge, Louisa
Price, Mrs Ma
ria e
PuQh, Mary
Ann
PurIago. Joana
Qnfnlivatn, Mrs
Thomas
Radcliffe, Hat-
tie e
Ramsey. Cathe.
rine
Randall, Miss s
A
Read. Ellen N
Rivers, Sarah B
Richardson,
Nancy
Rivers, Mary
Rillle, Pattie
Rodgers, Hen
rlett8
Rose, Henrietta
E
Rose, Maria Y
Roper, Mary
Ro0per, Ann
ROBERTSON, Ma
ryJ
Robinson, Rose
Rvan. Mrs A p
solomon, Annie
Scott, Louisa
|SeabroOk, n
>hoUk, MIS- L 8
simmons, Mar
gret
Simmons, Han
nah
.Slmonds, Mrs
Moses
Simmons, Mrs
Gertrude
SlOan,, Amelia
.Smalls, Susan
smith, Eliza ]
snyder, Emma
Spark, Antonio
spencer, Cathe.
rlne
stewart, Mar
Stewart, Mrs ID
stone, Miss L e
Stelliaras, Ade-
line
Sumpter, Fannie
Taylor, Maggie
Thomas, Mrs A
Thompson, LIZ
Zie
roomer, Eliza
Terrier, Aunle
Turner, Mary
Turner, Mrs L
lVenninQ,, Julia
| Wallace, susan
Walker, Mrs Q 2
Washington,
l.. Hannah
Wells, Margret
Williams, Mrs B
Williams, Polly
Walters. Polly
White, Elizabeth
Wickle., Mary
Wlgg, Ann Z
WUUly, Agnes
Walling. Caro-
! line
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| Ahrens. Annie
| Alexander, ce
| Ash, Charlotte
| An sr0n,' Nellie
Barnett, Mrs J
| Baxter, julia a
| Bell, Julia
| Bell. Mrs y ]
| Bennett, Jost
| phlne G
| Bergman, Tht
| odurR
| Behling, Annie
| Boy.e,. Mrs
/ Adam
| Boggs, Celia
Brady, Mary
| Bradley, Mrs. n
Bramar, Diana
| Bright, Martha
Brown, Martha
Brown, Miss v
Brown, Mary O
Brown, Annie
| Brown. Elcle
| Brown, Dapn
ney
Cammer, Emil.
Cammer, Mrs
a
Caen, Camllt
Caery, Mrs Tho
| Carr. Lewesa
| Campbell, Fred
rice
| Chestnut Lizzie
Chase, Matilda
| Uury, Miss ne
| Lha
| Clinton. Sarah
| Cohen, Rose
Collins, Mary
Conley, Georgi
| Conyers, Mrs L
Cunningham.
Margret Anto
MO
Darcy, Maggie
Daniels. MOlll6
Deveaux, hr
(: Louisa
Dickerson, Bl
nah Z. ..s-
Dingle, Caroln'
Dlscher, Mrs Ro
bert
Dowell, Leila
prayron, Sara
early. Rose
Edwards, Susal
| Edwards, Bel
sey. -.
Elliott, Lucind
| Elbrock. Mrs n
Englehardt,M Nils
Lou
Erw,l, Tho
Fart, Ann
| Fsrreny, Hal
l -.S$
| Fickllng, Mrs E
| EckliDg, Eliz
Forbes, Marth
| Fogarty, Julia
| Ford. Eliza J
| freeman, Amt
Frsmpton, inc
| Gary, Annie
| Gardner, Mrs ]
| aadsa A len, Kate t,
Getners. Nora
Ghess,. Mrs ] q
| Giobas. Margre
/ Gibbes. Mrs Ge
| Gleason, Fannl
| Con, Amelia
| Grant, Matilda
| Grant, Nargre
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By-WMS MCKAY.
ByJ. A. ENSIOW lsl GO. O.5ss;.:.

VACBTs CANINE" crosse BUD sAND
- - "STONSwALL.n' es =. ss.e's
IN TUESDAY M0HNIAG, 9th instant at IL
The fast. sailing coppered and copperlasteaed'
Yacht " ANNIE.n about6 tons burthen. ID 1egiG
Yacht " ROSEBUD" !" about tons burthen+Hig
And Yacht "sTONEWALL," about ~ tons
burthen. ,-s r-,r.r,.. ~. .y,-sS
. The above named boats are In thorough and
complete condition, and ready for immediate
service. 49, -" - 49, :" .,.'.-fisssei
Conditions cash. ~. - - july6
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gnmmer Resnrts.

- NOTICE.:-OUR READERS WHO
PROPOSE TO SPEND THE SUMNER MONTHS
IN THE COUNTRY, AND PRoPRIETORs OF
HOTELS WHO MAY WISH TO FILE THE
PAPER FOR THE USE OF THEIR GUESTS,
CAN HAVE THE DAILY news SENT BY
MAIL FOR sEyENTY-FIVE CENTS PER
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Butels.

KIMBALL H OU Sc,
g. e. CRITTENDEN,
PROPRIETOR
THE ONLY hotel IN THE SOUTH HAVING THE
"EAFETY PASSENGER ELEVATOR"
OF OTIS. TUFTS, d CO.,
AND PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED IN THE HOPEL TO
ALL POINTS.
METROPOLITAN
SUMMER RESORT!!
THE II. I. KImHALL HOUSE,
PONCE DELEON SPRING,
TIE YOUTH RESTORING FOUNTAIN,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
IN ADDITION TO THE NEW ESTABLISHED
FACT THAT THE
KIMBALL HOUSE,
As regards size, ventilation, comfort. ita cuisine
and general appointment 8, Is unsurpassed by any
Hotel iu America, the Proprietor begs to assure
all who are in quest or
HEALTH OR PLEASURE "a
That his arrangements are now perfected to
render the
KIMBALL HOUSE
All that can be desired by those who seek the
combined attractions OF 8
FIRST. GLASS HOTEL AND VALUABLE NINE
RAL WATERSI :: @
Together with the pleasant, temperature and IN.
yIgoratng breezes to be enjoyed at Atlanta, situ.
sted on one ,ofithe most elevated portions or
Middle Georgia. A band OF rs, -"
ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIANS y
Has been secured to render appropriate Music
THE BALL ROOM, 80
One of the most capacious, thoroughly ventilated,
and brilliantly illumlned II America, is thrown
open nightly for the enjoyment Of guests In
addition TO which is q
BILLIARD ROOM,
For the especial enjoyment Of the Ladies'.
The wonderful curative properties OF the
NOE DEL EON
Water are now folly established, as can be
proven by testimony OF those who have thoroughly
tested and realized Its efficacy.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS .,.IT
For the season for Families can be made on appll'
@-The Proprietor Of the H. l. .KIMBAhh
HOUSE respectfully soliclts that patronage,
which he deems hiS efforts to successfully cater
for the spprecletive taste OF refined pubic ensl'
tie him 10. ,.,,,,,>,x,
jun2+1mo 5. U. ORIffENDEN.
DAV ION 10 T, E l.,
CHARLESTON, 8. o.
G.. T. FORD 60,
PRoPRIET0Rs,
may14 HAMILTON. Superintendent.
MOSES GOLDSMITH q SON,
OOLoNNADE ROW, vENDUE RANGE
Highest Cash Price paid for WOOL, WAX
Hides. Skins, Paper Stock, Iron, and all kinds OF
Metals.
ALSO,
Dealers In COTTON, Naval Stores and Scotch
Pig Iron, Way2Q-mWf1ys
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rpEY ARE ENTiRELY VEGETABLE. 70 - =
They contain no arsenic or poisonous inBies
dents Of any kind-nothing In the least degree
-snd may DO administered with perfect isafcrJ
% They aH newer fall cure the most obstnsye csss
when taken as directed. -,,,
tienr have more than one chill after first dose,
nd'in the majority OF css-s not even that G-a. 9
They accomplish the work BY destroying the
cause OF disease, which no other remedy preteEnds
They are an eneotual preventive, neutrali2lng
the malarious poison In the system, :and Gnus
averting its consequences. -. 4. i.IO
PHYSICIANS USE THEM IN THEIR PRhCueE
It's almost universally the case chat Physctans
condemn what are generaiy kn9Wn oTc as Pneeas p
thouoh Inder th!s head. the composition ID known
to many. and 80 papaDle are their vain sbeTurz.
tive properties that q number Of the 1rst palsl.
Clans 10 the South and West have adopted them
in their practice, and reSommeIa snem tgHs
pattents aa the most reliable, FeVer 2anu iAguo'
D NO ONE NEED SUFFER, ~ .I.Ai2
be they ever 50 muo1 exposed 70 Fever and Ague,
II they Will only take ~. - q. ...tu::, :: Is!3":h
-. NOISES S5FEVER AND rAGUE PILLSr.r
Tothose who hays contracted Fever and Ague,
ful remedies, they viii dnd not only inmediste
relief, but positive cure 10 -. ., a., ,te:,2,
. NOISES FEVER ANO AGUE PILLS, -"
which is an old reliable article prepared from ine
private fornula OF one OF the most experienced
physicsns in the Fever and .Ague districts, VINO
after many years Of mas Sa. se
used In cases where every remedy mas lalieo pe.
fore. and performed the most astonishing cuIesi res
being vegetable compound, II; removes IN nne
canae OF the disease at once, and does not luz
nish "a many articles do, only temporary renel.
may3O ths6mO l'';. l@ji'' :" i''N'i .'-Jt'..'' ;
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C,APON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
VIA WINCHESTER, VA.

This delightful WATERING PLACE has been
thoroughly reatted. and Is now Kept In the best
modern style. Its waters are Alkaline and have
a Wide celebrity for their prompt and happy &C.
tion in Dyspepsis, Dt.eases OF the kidneys and
Bladder. iuciudlng Calculus, In various SKIN Dls.
eases, and in their admirable effects on the Female
Constitution, the air OF ,Oapon Is unsurpassed IN
all the mountains OF Virginia lor sal9orly. eiss-
ticity and ryness. It's splendid Baihs were de.
clared by Sir Henry Bulw.r, when On visit mere
with Mr.: Webster, as hardly equ ,led by anything
he had seen in Europe. ,.--.. "
For our pamphlet, with full particulars OF rates,
charges, &C.. apply to A. A. S0LOMCNS &'CO.,
DrugaIsts, or to the undersigned. by mall
iu1S-lmo FRAZIER i SALE, Proprlet0rs.
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THE hot <sPRIN NGS,
BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.;

THE hot IS SPRI G S,
BATH COUNTY; VIRGINIA.;
Are now open TO visitors. Its waters are cele-
brated FOR the cure OF nheumatism. GUut, Paraly-
sis, Torpor OF Liver. Chronic Dlarrhga or Dysen-
tery, Diseases Of the Uterus, Affections OF the
skin, especially OF Syphiltic origin, and numer.
ous Chronic Diseases.
a.a THE BATHS
Vary In temperature from so to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit, and present every variety OF Chronic
Bath. They are moreover foand to prepare the
system for the beneficial action OF waters found
at the various other Mineral Springs.
MUD BATHS
Have been constructed similar to those that are
largely used at the most celebrated spas In Ger
many, and which give sufferers the benefit OF. The
very valuable remedial agents contained IN the
Mineral Mud. These Springs offer UNSURPASS-
ed ATTR ACTIONS TO both the Invalid and Pleas.
ure-Seeker. The equipment and management
are equal TO those or drstolasl city lels, Every
modern Improvement has been provided:
Professor J. L. UABELLl, n. D., OF the Unlyersl
ty OF virginia, Resident Phyacian. For Pam.
ohlets and Crcnlars address :. y. TARDY CO.,
Richmond, Va, or J. A. AUGUST, Manager, Hot
Springs. Bath .Onnty, Va may22'2mo
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Adams, ) D
Anrens, John
Alston, Lewis
Alden, Geo U
ash John ~
Becket, 81
Blakeley, 4 P
Blackwood, Da-
vid
Blackw0od,
Daniel -
Bosche, John
Brightman, W J
Bryan, Geo
Brown, Noah
Brown, EDWARD
Bratlsfnrd, Erred.
erlck
| Briggs & Co,
| MesSrS
Brodie, BIN; +.
Burns, w n
Burns, John
Bucklin, ] T
Campbell, jas
Carpenter, Jos
Cantey, Gabriel
Cain,' John
Garter, Gilbert
Chisolm, Thorn
Chesterfield, 9
Charleston, u
Clark. Abraham
CLARK, Henry Q;
Colllns, Charles
Cantwell, P
Coyne, John
Crane, Master
Al
Cuntry,J q
DAILY. Henry
Dohrmann, f
| Dorkewit1, Geo
Dray ton, Morris
Dupre, Paul
| Durvees, Gro.
plug
| Duncan. John
| Edwards. CheS.
| ter AZ. .a.s.
| Elsey, James W
Ellis, Benj
Elliott, Frede.
| lick
Elmore, henry
Engleoert, 60
Eskridge, Dan.
| lei
Find, A D
Fleming, Robert
| Fond, William
Fripp, Alvina A
| Fr-undilch, A
Garcia, Diego
| Galllard, kob,
| Gadsden. N E
| Gibson, F w
| Gilard, Israll
| Gllllard, W n
| Glenn, T W
Cnpen R0hnrt
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
IM W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTlMOhE
MID. ON EUROPEAN plaintiffs faVorice es-
tabIishment, situated In one OF tho most eligible
positions 10 the city, on the highest srouna anu
Consequently well adapted for Summer Resort
being comparatively cool In midsummer, hsg' @
yeniences on every flonr, Is now open for the re-
canton of IN lse con- emplating tour Oh pleasure
the comIng season. The cars run within SQUARE
NJ the n use. Coaches at all the stations. Z. v.
70 WESTCO SIT RI Proorieter, jun84mos
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NOTICE tn. RONnHnr.nERS

NOTICE TO ORoNDHOLDERS.
Holders OF the Mortgage Bonds Aforesaid viii
mond, Va, the number OF Bonds held bythem,
the deed Of trust BY which they.are secured, the
amount OF each Bond, aud the am0ins of Interest
doe. Holders OF Detached Coupons will report as
above. ..F - B b AA0RY, G.-,Ec'
b. re-, a,i.fa.- -. J.;PR0SSER TABB, III
I Jun3 %. Surviving Trustees.
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THE sTEEDMAN HOUSE,

"A l X e N, b. C:;
SoIclts the patronage Of the Public, and guar.
antecs satisfaction. Three minutes' Walk from
Depot and PUstotllce. lunltlWo
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NEW ROC&BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IN lROOKBRIDGE CO., VA.

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- Die Gtritsruugs a9easur ron
Zimmerman II. SGansr, Ctlaun srit felt
stnt8en WpGsn BsmsiniHaltll6 rrtrlrsnc,
1T tsrsilt jG elmer Snititutien stfsr Glol f.,
9srcrern. Die tsibsn Srrrra rsrtrtten
bic tsltn 6sutr, unp Qttsns. TerHdtr
un8s Osislliaaftsn bts 9antrs, Rnb
pilnItliGs uno rtsQt @jf1hiItsleule Anp
OFrOiensn taS in lIt erIsBls 3utrausn I'm
rcuR:a Ilabt. So frsut uns au6srcr.
etnitt, ea6 stn bsrartisss brutlbrs Sn.
fjtut raid 70 fsfsu 6uB faTsn tunuts unb
In j'efr 9tnfbt rrfcl9rria if. Ber sin
gisentbum 1u rsra&srn bat Ctsr Ieinsr
6dmt.ie i'm Safe isinsS GONes Elm tiit-
lass CAPITAL tintsrIaTen NIL, fcQte BET
Oti8'r 6trma anfrlsen unO wiro i6rr
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elmer aattrtn GSsntur fnbrn.
- 2lui rem 8unla Vislsr Qsitr putli,
j!ren mir in btuitBsr Drummer cts 9rritis
Ter tsicen Saupsrsine ron Gcyanlon, 70
RAP 5'rsrmann 8sIrssnbsit gu elmer as.
nauen Durtftt bat.
- NtU. Wt6arl s. S'8rlsn, Qaior
ttr faitpIiitru gsmsinoe pun Dunmors,
farb DisnItaB GOrmittas UNI 0 ubr i'm
rCrIi8'n Yfarrbauie.
- @it erm 9au ttr at,uasaratsu
i0a Aaiars5 tOmmfncsr Rode brgunnsn
psrben.
- 6trr pstsr 8urIdh bat DcuurrRag
rem G. 9nnt ais BEN 9ab fsRssIsbf, an
ptm sr isn iitrIiarS Yic glic tlltsn wiro.
Die DATE unp rsr 0lrtrn iinO In ass
fhmadooafir s0stis ra;I In ttn Slnnb
9,Fbt.
- Gtf 1gvOIry 0iisGi4aIl vrn GlOrt
II. Stpi tfwdbrt itrrn Iaf unO bic Ger.
mauil 6aas II aQA6rn4Ita ssfhdt. Die
8tlfaitait t'a5bt aus ,rst 6,rrsn unp
rr:i Tamsa uaN umia6! aussegiantts
Sditn's.
- TaVip Seamdu, felt 9l6rsn BIER
unS 3aItBt in Grsfn 9ttpss wOtnbait,
ltarS am Soan!i5 Na&mit.as mad LAM
8srsr SranIb'it. unisrsn g4utsstarrs
unp YIttstCn gsisrn wirO sr ais eiu FIJI,
Rsrer Sta5CIysiber nod pobI in Griunrr.
uns frin.
- 9eute sitt Sarnuns Circus bier
brsi gcrIisQunssn, wsI&s srObartis ;u
rrsrs'n psrIprs&su.
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StaGt uaD StQGt.

0rabfstnt. g9ir nrtmsn Bier Oe,
ltsentstt, auf bic rsite autpabl BON
WonumrntSn unO Wlrmor auimtrfiam
~ nahsn. nellie bic 5,rma GOlpiu II.
eebr auf gorra;b baf!sn uup mad WunG&
unc GTpstlung UsrlrtsIiFn. Die 98r,t
itdtts frr 9enannttn 6frrfn tffincrt f4
nuf Ter 6Yrs Yartir Sfite BON Qedlnonra
Irsnue, staiSs 16urn unttrtalb Ybu.
Shnsa's 6U;sI, uuo rtn Ssiub rirS Sc,
bernann iltsr5su5sn, bnB eGs ctsn 0s'
fa8te g8atgBsI! 1T. Die Gtu!iasn Gau5
tsiOnSsys iO(I.sn bieI.m GEa5ltFsmrnt ibrs
9unit juwsnpen, btnn Fe finfen In ibrem
ednOsmdnn 6riB Qibr stntn tattia:n
9ratReIn' arbsiIer. psId,sr Snf&riftrn tn
0euti6tr uno suBliiRer SPraas auf bas
SunRtaae Rsrilsut uuO igHsn itsts nit
Hat0 unb Scat an bic 5anp eeGt. CO
traurts aud istet EoSsriaq tn.elnr ia.
mile ttr8tsiif, 8sreitt es trab riniser.
mn6sn gum SrOil', bic Ieblr Iubr(iatts
irinrr Qiettn pafsnN ssiamhdt 3u IrVtn.
6unerrtt pUH 3eisrenSsn RsRrn ,u Diem.
Zen.
5susr. Gas 14R5dias 6CIIgstdute
BON Qsnrp gInfremaIo ,u pait 6tu mugte
am 5lmlll1 Hormitinn nurh N,usr ,rr
fort. SsrT6rr; fir 5000.
am TOanrrRa9 Mltttag brad in sinem
Saule Res gDilIam 9sntp, In ter ais
patagonia tsFanntrn 2Infselaue. elm
j5suer aus, ws!acS paS utise rn0 rin On.
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bsf&att8t'. Die rI6ttfFrpetts Na&tar.
ftaIt MAR Idnssrs Belt arg tsprc9t, ra
8afsr rar mar unp etr 9Girb Snr 3eit
9sfii9 rsbr.
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- DaS @sfibl Ter Grmattuna. NON
wsI6em els 0suts iupiiIfn lgret,en, ptrb
BEN 0ianBeI a't6,gtr IbittaFsit Der pe.
Der nno eiS 9:rJsn5 S,ruria6t. gs moa
tbnsn 8s9p!fsu urb bic GlnarpeIsr rear.
itrt p!rOsn burd feline DOZEN Yon ,,Va,.
fcn'S psr8tr YtIin."
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brauhts IrttfeI, atsr nt5t m,tr oIs
"Sutnion's 4nOtsne Eminent, mo bt.
'annt. IS 1T gut fir JtlnSsr ME gr-
~abiens, fur isets innsrs 0eitsn fer 9ruit
Cesr Gtngeptiot. uno Der bette S6msr.
lsnISSttr, tsr sutsrsittt plrt.
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tra8sn @itlltunsn &nprr 5&ubs nit Oil.
Der Sips. 98lrum niht? sic Fne tte
biatsRen unb trn9sn Fh ME an ben Re.
ben aus. 8srludt IT,. Cure Saubrst.
nunBen p:rptn um ,p't Drtttel aerina.r
wsrctn. 3u Patsn st allen S4nbbGnr.
ltrn. maj
- "Sal.et rem S,pf taSI unb bic SaG.
trodtn." Dtss lu btiOls'n mar Is nSlbia,
i'm 6auis gu iissn uas etn Ropf ,um
5snlt'r b:nans "a itsdtn. Stet abtr steb
Dir Elm plar Gabls Screw g8ire
Stttfsl oSsr Sbutr an uuo erb. aus.
SomTOrt, 8sIunrbtit unO Glrsan, wsrren
8Irt&mdbtB tsiSEttrt. mai
H6s- Ian slaubt, baB mtnbsilsnS finf
onnefrt psriCnfn tri etm Gbicaao geusr
tbr Ss6sn psrIcrsn. Gin anrsrer In tem
WsriPlhnld MN ftrpEIi Lsa It,FS0.,,
Nlnn tr5tnS Elm psrfinpi9sr Mann, BON
nsn stne GamtIIs atbdn9t, au6 uur stnsn
Ias cbns GsbsnrsSsri tsruns Isin9 gBir
Ientcn CURE aulmsrtiamtsit auf Die Gs.
bibrsn. 1aSsus her rGontintntal Qsbsns.
SetFasrnnst GCmpaBnts pom 6artfcrb"
an elmer dnpsrsn Sttqs. Dise IN stne
IuofrldiiiBs, pOrll&ttss &rfsQi&aft, In Der
iu SsrfHsrn mir aQfn grIsrn ansmpfsb.
en. 1901
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-05-23
lpis mir gum Abfibrsn riaasbmra
mu6tru.

Ntr 9teenft nibt ned efr i2eit, ais tls Qur.
Btrtn i'm JrubltnD fur unerla6lib gaIf, Wtun
rIln i'm Scmmer geuue bleiben Rollts9 9PEtbts
man aatp nod 10 prrtrisBibs Rirne MADDEN;
cas- unesrmtieltdf Sali une Senna, 2babar.
Der, ptrr Salcmel une S}alapSf muEtr eindrnpnl.
msH Tfresu. DirIr ,,Briiblin1s~ ~Wfrticinsn, n
ldgis man ben iungen gurItSen, - pGrtn be,u
9ttlSnst ne ir6bTeHo br5 SpmmrIs lriIb unb
gtlune gu erbalten. QSir piiItn irBt ale, taR
etss tin 5rrtbum WI hap neur Nraii, niGt
Snllferung, beim Sr9tnR brr SCmmrrlcnrrn-
psner nblbtg ili. Wis Wsbirin fir bic suturr-
ptnesn gRiriunqen ees briidrneen Sommer-
ptttsrs 1T sine Sur Son Soitetter's WaatH.
btttsrem bpblt hirrlit. Gisis bribmie grds.
tab'!ll@s giII5nns bat erei S.riiig bi Giscn-
lbdtttn: lIf ernsuert reinigt uuS rcaeli aae
arrpsrfunetlcnen. Sir if aueitit6lib aus rt.
nrn peSrtl bilii6rn Grisusn,iIen, nlmlib: aus
etm @,runeItp1 pOn WpnpRgabcll 9tplatn uEu
ben ptrtlnnltsn, itarftnten uub IiftrpntciIgru.
Zen gGnrjsln, Hineen uub SaHrn, frrbe ttn
SsilPlnnjsnla RmIsrn beflnnt lino. Stt III ta.
brr cine unbeein t littrs Wfsicin, unS feine
Streur htr YharmafpPpt tlnW ibr In 9slua auf
Httnbtlt OeGr WflnnbfaItisFtit itrsr 3prds unS
unttalrneen Neiultl.s gltiblrliclt peroen, 9um
0laf fir bic Wtnltbfit IL tie Ibscrie, rai riu
pltttnt, UNI gebeiIt ;u tpfrefn, eridGpft pfrtcn
mule, fir inlmrr abgsiban, unb bic nnbre nil.
ltni6afIIiGt pttrr, rap Kraft eir srpbr 6jrautrin
Der NrantFttt IT, an ibrr G5tels gCtrrtrn. 90
tettsr'S 9tttsrss IL Gin fr6ftiaenecS Rihsl
une ttBbait bic arei5ustr Oitetc in fat bic
S9pa6Ii4sn in bisltr an9rtifsnelsn ,3rt eI5
9atnt.
Dfan lsbt ia, SaB man taS tttte gitlsrR ke.
fcmms ha IS un5dbIgs i4pae 9a6abmunasu
i'm SantsI Sittt. Wan isbe mad hem str,irrtrm
Stsmpsl benz srdpirsu @iiFtt unb eem i'm Ma.
itsn9Ials einssblaisntu Hamsn. SUfettrr's
Magsnbitttrss pirS nur in i5laItsn ser.
fault. Y.