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The New York herald., 1873-11-27
The Mahopac at Sea.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2e, 1873.
A dispatch from the Commandant at the Norfolk
Navy Yard, dated to-day, and addressed TO secre-
tary Robeson, says;-"The pilot left the Mahopac
AT sea yesterday morning, eight miles beyond Cape
Henry hight. Everything was working beauti-
fully.v
The New York herald., 1873-11-27
SHERIDAN SUMMONED TO WASH
INGTON.
Conference ON Military Affairs i'm Com
ncctton with War.

UHIUAdO, H., Nov, 20, 1873,
Lieutenant General Sheridan left for Washington
tonight by the ten O'Clock tram 1t is understood
mat IL is IN obedience to an Official summons 10
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No Holiday at Torpedo Station.

NEWPORT, X. J., NOV. 26, 1878.
On account OF the demand for torpedoes Thanks.
giving win not be observed as a holiday at Tor
pedo Station The greatest activity prevails.
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Philadelphia Navy Yard-Worl< Pro.
gressins Ra Rapfd1y-nEonitors Fitting Up
at Private shfpyards.

PHILADELPHTA, Nov. 26, 1873.
The activity at the Navy Yard to-day was un-
abaied. Commander Mullany says he had not up
to late hour this afternoon, received any orders
TO decrease the work or hours OF labor. The work
men are employed from seven in the morning
until halfpast ten at night. All the monitors that
can be made serviceable save one have been re.
moved from League Island and either sent to pri-
vate shipyards or to the navy yards and orders
issued to push forward the necessary work upon
them with all speed.
The New York herald., 1873-11-27

and barbarsm. The latter giows with the enlIght.
ened spirit or progress and OF the age. Yours,
| truly, AMERICAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-14
Great 1arsai1lS
AZ Hill
HallOWell Cheap Store,

QUAKER BITTERS ONLY 20 CENTS.
Scents G. Paper Collar. for ; cents n box.
Woolen Yarn ony cents i sken
Adamson's Cough Baleanl, -
La Ladies l,;, SIN SIX Neck Hdis. Much tNnh! r1IcE.
CAKES GOOD Honey Iss soap for as conts
AtMoods adNn Vegetable Jaundco Bit'ers, .
Perry Davis Pain Killer only 20 cents a bottle.
GentS iidfs. ~ Linen and AZ Himmcd, 20 cent.
Children's Round Rubber Combs, 10 rrsis.
Men and Boys Neck Ties aud susyen'er~
S4ling ont our Jewelry Al COST.
Ladies Cotton and Wool Hose, IL r.ut~
kennedy's Medical Discovery only rs
DIR. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic, sllJ
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, 30 Holloway PMS, 20.
Hairs Hair Renewcr GJ cts Knowles i.sstorcr c5.
Arctuslne, Cor Canada Bears Greascl only 30 ct,
t,ofs Best Alpaca Braids, q vi. sticks ceut-
Best 100 yards Machine spool SIX 10 cent. spool
kid Gloves (pericct onesl -
spool Cotton lwarr&nted POO yds,} 30cts. a dozen.
Sood Note raper, cents aquiro.
Nice Tinted initial Note Paper, 20 cer:s a hox.
nee Ne, feriIWery' m 10 10 cents G1oa iaE Oh 10 cent
Toys Bibles, Albums I Playing 'c card,. n.".' " ''''
Enwood Paper Collars (liaei, corcrci) Is cts box
Thomas Ailcock's Porous Piasters, only 20 cents.
Miss sawyers salve, go cent size for iocerts.
Gen:s, ~ Undershirts and Drawers at 10" Price.
Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Svrup, - "
Magnolia Balm (for the comp.eNion) 10
Plantation Bitters, only 10 cts.
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectora each IS cts
Peruvian Syrup Preparation Of iron) ~ cts.
Russia sarsaparilla and Iron, Cheap.
Vinegar Bitters, 70 cents. Vegetinc ~ crui.
% Nce Envelopes for ~ cents
Ladies' felt Skirts (Best Quality Cheap.
Helmbods Buchu, So Sinolanda's fuGiu cheap.
Laacr, tl'eoed Lined Cotton Hose. s5 cents.
Ladies Cnt.crvest- only Is cents. IIoyts German
to"eue, very nice. Bush's aud Batche!der's Hair
DIVES.
RtNnER Considering the Fact (Which eanI he
denied vstk fruth) that our store has Reduc.d the
Prices more Than 25 per cent. CA the .lonris nc
"roi AZ, don't yon thine YOU ought to pntgon5.c
orr store and ENCOURAGE us To kt'hr lIih RACES
DOWN at
COOKS CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
Next Door Ia Tiomas' ~noe store
iaui6- ttuc~& &thms&N TIoII<,<ye,I
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dtiisnei ct AUGUSTA, MAIZE. Water street
y OF Court, by SrRAGuE, OWEN < NASH
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OF FNFEY DESCPWTI

splendid Alexandra Kids worth - 90. selling for
sl.2Ji TWO button Kids for = cents. hii- oi all
styles and price, for Ladies, Mis-c sad Children.
Muis OF :. k.ni..
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS.

Dr. Chamberlain thoroughly understand. the ~
tle and effects n ifs Ga, and recommend. ii n :.
ss- anesthefe iic ias given constantly iyi ,ie
P2 I've Eelrs with pertac. saccoss, n rn1ueau,
ei as patent ca: ieiitir. Il c.aryes reaSvnGtts
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The Deferred Dividend Plan
LIFE INSURANCE DOES.

Ii q man is man, 1t is not the property he can
eat up or wear out or con sume Immediately in any
way that he most enjoys. But il l. that which is
most safely secured for tho sc he VII! ,r:tve 10
mourn when he dies,
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Fleece Lined Gloves,
GEN TS' GOODS.

Hats and Caps ct al the latest Sl.s the Gruee.
hat il Il new thing and all the go. l'ruks Nalis.
Paper Collars } cents box, Cents oyershirts and
Enicrshirts and Drawers. SuspentlcrA, Hosiery.
Gloves, Mitteu4, Guns, Collars, tndersiiirt4 and
Drawers from ~ cents 10 Si.2J, Umbrellas. and i
large stock Of tcnta' JcWtlrV.
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Attractive Goods
1.-THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Esteb,ishr1 I
~ ~. y. LOVE: II ru.

.
"! Eiiavc aided 20 eur .tnck the ,aa; few
w days. r"ni' cho:cc goods, as we'll ss
bargains. "
% wil!spen To-Mp"how. .MoS1A.) .,,r:l
LOCO ya,'I; Toniar' iih-; b,antifnl so,ls
$500 yklGS :! / Printed, Cr,ions, NJ 1G; 9, y. :
a!aIu. l"e"p,ss cJ,.,., sold ;ii- -ca.,,;,
I)o pieces dress GuuGA, frrn % c.l,.. Ia !
YARD J.: t..n new coh.is
iwn-bn:t"n kii-. Il! ~ cc:ts n rair
incken skirts. ut IS cents each
l,ad!.r hLi!c Aprons. iruu, - ctr.:. to y y
each. w - -
Yard-wil" White M..tinG. at :5ccn.g yard
Lace collars, at - c' ntn each
irihtcd i.;itI! Lawns. q: - AID 81 cent. u
yard, III fart cu!or~
Mhl,c yShl,c riircs. At % c"ltsa: .r.; ,i,, s"o,!...
Mhita Nainsc"k, al II. cent. :. ward
p!ain and Lace Stripc'! NIc,niia!a
tmbrni'!crcd Sets. u; 80 c.utsast,
C!uh-handlr i'arasuis.
Cur Lace ana Embroidery ,icpnr,,nc,,t cam.
ir!ses a very chncr c!tc;irn
Hosiery, in nii -lIrs. ara nekon
y tnll linc OF Pri:.;a a,.t! Domestic,
an are invited 10 call and inap,c, our al
.rnctlvc stock.
Cnrt"mtrs viii t!ti H!,attvtru,.y,,.:..I y =,
tho Grand C,ntrni Dry Goods tainll;.l,mn,,,
oi W. ID. LOVE X CO..
-. U;i:cr Wheeler iiuusc
W. -. LOVE-. u. Il. Mrt'KErEI
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Mas. MARY Cusr1s LaE REv1srrs Hen
OLD AE.-The widow Of General Ro-
bert b. Lee, daughter Of George.W. p.
Costis, aid owner, as she is, OF the Ar.
Hngton estate. has been in Alexandria
for some time, the guest of her relative,
Mrs. Fitzhugh. She improved the
pleasant weather by taking drive in an
open carriage TO her old home. After
driving around town, she took the road,
and an hours pleasant drive brought her
to Arlington. Mrs. Lee did not get out
OF the carriage, but gszed with feelings
we cannot perhaps fully appreciate, on oil
thu. shs had once known in those hap
py days when she was mistress of that
mansion and dispensed it's famed hospi-
taiities, son many q well eli.remsmbered
scene and dear. familiar .spot;" but ah!
30 sadly changed, ALL
I'd
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-11
MINERAL SPRINGS

CLEA eELANU mlNERAL SPRINGS,
Formerly IV'son's,) near Shelby,
4 .MCO FIFTY.F[YE miles West of
EiSSfSnAS Charlotte, N. c., will be opened
Al ss1HNINM for the reception of visitors on
0zk.5aiiEzkkE2 0zk9s1EkE22-tho 18th Of June. The main
three piazzas. Tho Wilmington, Charlotte
and rutherford Railroad ia finished to within
three miles of the Springs, and pasaeng ers
Will be met BY hacks every day except Sun,
eleven miles OF the Springs, and il Informed
in time, hacks will be scnt to meet those who
may como in that way. Convcyanccs to other
points may i,c had if desired
Cold and Warm Baths, White Sulpbur Rcd
Sulphur and Chalybeatc Water. Band of Mu-
sic and other sources Of amusement. Fare
first class. For further particulars, apply 10
May152mE I. w. BRENARp, rrOi,rictor
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by rs. c. WEDNESDAY MORNING 111NE - 1oTa
THE PICTORIAL
HOME BIBLE.

SEED, WITH complete and concise Ii.
Sorary OF Biblical knowledge, forming
RaU popular Cyclopedia of companion
Gf articles, exact, clear, vivid and ab.
sorbing, Complete in ono super.
i;,11ya! ;,1yI qrasto volume Of over LOO pages. and
BIBLE, twelve inches long, ten inches wide.
printod in the English and German Ian
This book can only be obtained by sub.
whom You can obtain it. Tho time for You to
OBTAIN it is at once. During tho month of
June, l expect to canvass the city from house
10 house. This book is not-cannot 6e-orer.
other books. I exhibit numerous teslimo.
malls from the most cminent scholars and di-
vines. But the work can and shat rest upon
as a, o,9n merits A sample copy can be seen at
Juno 16 ". II. McCLELION. 0iu Acent
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90 - -----~
To Rent.

To Rent.
TWO COTTAGES. Ono has four
HIM Rooms and the other six Rooms. APP
.Hsf4. ply to r WM, MoGUINNIS.
June 10
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A a lloCSE and LOT, on Taylor, be.
hl,T tween Henderson and Barnwcl streets;
-.A. fronting en- Taylor street 73 feet, run
'ilh9 PACK l55 feet, moro or lcss. The hons G
contains -four rooms on Tho fret story ai,',
1oHr unfinished rooms or the second story-a
very convenient residence. For particulars.
'Ilnirc az c.. L EIEHCKS.
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LARGELY INCREASED

within e w la,s ras, aad is row n orc com.
pirt" 'han ever before, embracing in every
vaiiti:' all the leading at!lcs and quality OF
vehicles IN demand in this market.
;, hc a;oci OF uARNESS is also complete.
iIlce' very low. W. L. GREEHFILID.
Feb -
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The last resort Of indolence-strikes.
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New Novels at Bryan's Bookstore

New Novels at Bryan's Bookstore.
TNHE New Magdalcn, by Wilkic Collins. SOC.
l. Ready Money Mortabo IS cents.
- Murphy's Mast.r, by author of "Cecils
The Mystery of Orciyal, by Emilio Gabo-
neau. IS cents.
Rcuge ct Noir; Tale Of Baden-Badcn,
from the French of Edmond About Old
Kensington. by Mics ] hackery; 81. Galama,
or tho Bcggare; Novel Of tho Dutch Re-
Three to One; Appleion's Library of Choice
Novels; rs cents. Pascarcl; Il Novel by
"Ouida." We Girls; by Mrs. Whitney. Also,
Memoir OF u Brother, by author OF Tom.
and their Masters. by Arthur Helps. Rod
Cotton Night Cap Country; new Poem, by
Browning. The Fishing Tourist; Anglers
Guide, By Hallock. June 3
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Cherokee Springs.

THIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE,
situated eight miles abovo tho town Of Spar
tanburg, s. c., will 30 open to visitors JUNE,
10th.
Tho buildings have been newly furnished
and various improvements made for the com.
fort and enjoyment Of Guests. The chief
mineral properties OF the. Water arc Iron,
Sulphur. BIagnesia and Nitre, and from the
time when the Cherokees visited tho place to
drink and batho in the water, it has been re-
gardod specific in Dyspepsia, General De-
bility and, Diseases of tho Skin, tho Liver and
Kidneys.
Tho Climate ia extremely hcalthful and
pleasant, and nature seems TO have desig-
mated the spot both on account ofits curative
clements and it's inviting lovelincss.
''of all the prescriptions made up ,rith a
uie'c TO aperotiue effect, none can be comDared
,cih Mineral IFdters."
VEHICLES always at dcpoto.
TERMS $40 per month"; SIS per week; 50
per day. Children under l. years OF age and
Servants half price.
Apply to JOHN q. BLACK.
Resident Manager, Spartanburg, S. @.
GJ-Auguetn Chronicle and Sentinel Charles
ton NetoS and Courier and Savannah LepuG-
ficdn copy daily for ono month, and send bill
to this oilicc. Nav lmo
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=" Gas Bills for Month of May.
CONSUMERS will please attend to the pay
~ ment Of their bills, without delay. Five
per cont. will be discounted on all payments
within five days from date. All bills romain-
ing unpaid at che expiration Of ten days will
be placed in the hands Of the Supcrintcnd-
ent, with orders to remove the meters.
.;i., JACOB LEVIN,
Secretary aud Treasurer Columbia Gas Light
Company. e-4. Junea3
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nllis 2ousc Sale Stables.

Mills &ousc Sale Stables.
a. IliEundtrsSn having purchased
Y2Il the HENrER STABLES, wouid in.
u. Nef"ra their friends :hat hey still keep
on hand first class Single ard Double
Harness llcrscs, Saddle IIcrtos and Mules
Which they arc prepared to sell on most rem
sonaoic terms. l.. GRAHAM < CO.
J"nH n LoSG, Agent. MayJ
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a Gay Widow With

HER winning smiles cannot 80 completely
~ attract the attention of gentlemen as
the Indian Girl does with her stock OF Cigars
at remarkably low prices. II you try
a Plantation and two Little Ones,
Or one Of those brands lately received, (throe
Tor 70 cents,) you will hereafter go 10 no other
place to get what is
Wanted
In the Cigar limo. except store that makes
speclaNty OF the BUSINESS. June 10
Law Partnership Notice.
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Law Partnership Notice.
JAMES II. RON. NATHANIEL, pAnSwr,r..
= RI0N & BARNWELL,
Attorneys at Lac and Solicitors in Equify,
VKIILL. practice in the State and United
wv States Courts. Ofices-Columba, s.
O.. and Winnsboro, 8. G.. juno 1mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
NaItcr: SanIeL, fanult su mir lassn, nj

Haitcr: Sanlel, fannlt su mir lassn, ME
has lletente 0fbpt beiet?
5anfet, bsinnt iid, fpmmt absr gu feinsm
GntltluB une 10 bleibsa np@ sinise Der &sibs
nab lfeden.
paftOr: Gid an einen dlt!i9en Mann in ben
bintern Stlblen wsnesnb) Ssrr S6malmiilsr.
peutst ibr 10 gut iein, es ben alsinen 81 iassn I
S6malmaller; Wns?- pslbes Ssrr
paitor2
gator: Das isbente @etrt.
9 d M a N iiIier: Sa, piien Sie, Ssrr
palcr, has sebt mid bait Jest nihts mtbr an,
it babe bic Mibls an msinen S6wieserlpbn ab.
9etreteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Cine fh1nc GescnS. Sn Serantcn,
peun., traesn bic Gables llnterrpde ron Sfenrsbr-
gls6 une bic MGnner unb anaben baben ibre
Seisn nit 6absauben bsisst, tpsirs bort 10 piss
raIsnst Sunse sibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Yausr: 80, 70 arg if6t hes Iinss net;
nsnn i'd a @rl c balb's S&ppple ;u pisl triuf il,
no bcibfs am andre Dag alsib absr Der SSrs
bot sefern pisbsr Elm Sorrauld s'batt; penn
absr Der antrtanu trintt pab man beimfibrsn
mue, 10 bpiets be Dag b'ruf biititsns; assr
ssitsrn inb Der Ssrr Amtuiann persniist s'pels
hes ilGt Der sanse rnteritist!
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Cine ncue Art BON Danfbarfcit..

VtUe UCUe Xrt y CuNrpNrtctt.-
Ginsn, grst in paris rurcs i'm @seranss feline
ubr pssssi9mault. plSBlib itsbt Dor benz arste,
Der, rbne esa @srluf ;u piiIem, lsinen Wes fort
iests, elm Mann, Der ibn iraste; Oh or nitt Or.
y. mare, Der i'm Spital 3. bic aranfen bslorss =?
auf bic bsiabsnoe AntwVrt iasts Der 6rsmbe +:
ySis battn mid pom elmer lanser 8rantbtit &C.
bsilt, unp i6 osrpanfe Sbnsn mein esten. Sept
IN Der Aussnblif, mo- i'd mid ibnen eanfbar CT.
reisa fam. Dor finf Minutsn itabl i'd Sbnsu
Sbre llbr, bier nfbmen Gle bisislbe mieesr.
Mit bisisn Worten peri6piutst Der Saltfnbist,
untsr Der Msnse unp ldet benz arste bic ubr in
her Sanb sanSe tstreten ibn bic nsue art Isin:
Danfbarfeit aussubridsn.
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Gin bpfes Serieben ii lsBbin sinem tatbc-
lii6en Slatte bsim lln. breGen Der 8prm paiirt.
Daber fcmtmt es, pab ssnanrtes Slatt untsr cine.
SsirattsanSsiss fplasnesn ribrsnpsu Spru9
br;nst:
&ubs ianft, Du Sbsure meines Qebsns.
Stlummre ianft, Nidts fort msbr Define Hub,
@&, ale Siilfe mar fir Did psrsstens,
Gu clip su frilb fir uus benz grabe su
So itlummrr Ianft in eunfler 0ruft,
Bis %sinlfens @cttes Stinm' Did ruff.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

unterfhiee Im m DSSre Or,
Sprs, es III bod gu arg nit 5bm 81 bat ia ssltsrn
idop tpispsr einsn &aul6 gsbabt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Giu &nopf, Der nit sinem sinsisen Gruds
an ieeeni alsieunssliids ~befslfist irsrcsn lam,
tpurpe in Nsm.yUrt 70 elmer Tame ~srfunesn
une the self fastening button (eer lh ieltit be-
f~eitisenee anppf) ssnannt. Die Grfinperin CT.
belt esebalb Ron mebrersn amsrifanii6en 5rauen.
~pereinsn tacsInps 3ui6riftsn, in psItsn ausss.
ipretsn purbs, CAP pisfer 8nppf elm nsuss psrs
rertlites Wittsl ist, .,um tic pbne hieB 70 FART
sraiNrsnbe Mbusisuns Der lspiasn Wanner seeen
bic Gbe nod ~ psrmebren."
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Der absefertiste &ianer.


Bon psitsn Heilsn ME Der Stpr1
limb aud nidt tlissr, fam 0epra
Tss reiden 8iirsermeiters ainp,
llne madte pom Der Wslt pisl g8ine
Gum @a6bar sius or bin inp iprab
Gin GiIane, eas i'm Meere lag,
@liitt' auf Der 6abrt mir su srrsihen.
bort mar Elm @unbsr lcusr 0tsi&m,
DEM einen aeblfopf CAB es ea,
9Sie tbn sepiB nod niemanp fab,
90 srOb, hap unter ieeem Siatte
Gin 8risssbesr, &aum CUR llsbuns bate"
,,Nebl mSslib", ,ipra6 Der Ha6bar 8unb,
Dem auf Der Wslt sebfs rft gar bunt.
Au6 ib fab i'm entlesnsn Sanesn,
Gisleidt TOO sic ben 8oblfopf fanssu,
Gimp sinsn neuen IeTel ltebn,
60 srpb ME 0ismanb is eeiebn,
limb msr ibn fab, fab ibn ~psrpunesrt
Dem in benz aelel iaBen buueert
une metr Arbeiter obne Irana
une ma6tsn ibu irpsneig slant
nSie pnllen", risf @errs. ,,mit lb:aubsn !
Sas MAIDEN sic MID nimmsr slaubsn
Wp3u tam 10 Elm aslIeI eiensn z"
gBpsu Arh baS nod msle' ib 9gusu.
Wan pcllte erin cen apblfepf fp6sn.
Bon psI6fm Sif sprbin sslprp&sn."
@ilfs.
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Aus Grfabruua.

Aus Grfabrnne. Serr p. alrifs BAT Elm
Glterss 8rGulein aebeiratbet, fam aber ben isinsr
@eppbnbeit ba6 @tinbaus ;i bsiutsn. nidt ab-
lafsn. Daribsr BON leinsr Wsussrm abltsn ;ur
&epe ssfisIt srpispsrte sr..;
ygtttr lhau, liebs Bib, ss ia gar feline Gsfabr
batft, % inb Ia nur 3tpei alte Sunsfsrn pom unbes
i9Vltenem 9tufe, bic bort bseisntn!"
6rau: DSp spei alts Sunsfrn-iO? p tas
fne grab bic Grslten :"
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Gin Saucr trait in cine @pOtbsfs unp BAT
FS sinsn Sittsrn aus, pa ss ibm i%npsneis ni&t
rs@t gu @utbs mare. Der grOsilcr psrsriH i9
absr in Ter Gle unp lbenfts ibm SaumH itatt
bss psrlansten @astnaartsrs Elm. Der Bauer
i&ludts sas Darssrsiats ~binunter anp Isdts bic
Sippsn.
nIua bats ssi&msdt? Z" frasts Der @PUtbs.
Ter.
.9bsm, " nidte Ssnn.
Rod 9insn trinfen 2" frasts Differ psiter.
RE, Id eanfs i4ssns," erwispsrts Der Bauer,
,tr 10 mr 81 felt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Gin fhones Nnsebct. 9eppfpba:
nSsrr Iusrta6sr, tpas foltet bic gBaars Z"
@usrba9sr; sd LAP 5bnm bic Gle ;u
IL Gents"
9~eSsfpbn Cir ib): Wsnn CT fcrssrt ~,
meint CT bod nur 10, la1en pirp sr mir lie Al s,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-03
CLEARFIELD

ed and drawn forth. From this stand
point this enterprise is invaluable TO
Texas, and IL becomes, as all her pro-
gressive statesmen have seen, her GER
tain avenue to prominence, position
and wealth. When VIC pass her west
orn border we arc more than half way
TO the Pacific. In our progress thitb-
CT, wo drive the frontier before us,
and gil your rich valleys and rolling
prairies with teeming population and
taxable values. The iron rail blunt,
the edge of the scalpng knife and the
war-whoop OF the savage is drowned
in the shrek of the locomotive. For
five hundred miles our employees must
take their lives in their hands, and
our investments are jeopardized by
the barbarous Indian. 70 stimulate
us to encounter these dangers, to pro-
duce these results, and in so doing TO
yield to those we represent a fair re-
turn for their money, we ask your
sympathy and encouragement. We
seek no special exemptions or exclu-
sive privileges, but we do ask toler-
ance and an open door to fair compe-
tition. Coming as many of us do
from the north, we do not disguise
our purpose to- make the Texas and
Pacific paying Investment. Nature
has endowed this line with rich min
eral wealth and genial climate. We
come to grasp the advantages these
afford and to try to bring good divi-
dends TO our stockholders, and mate
rial development to the regions we
traverse. We deprecate unfounded
prejudices; we ask to be tried by a
just and reasonable rule. Our enter
prise is as well yours as it is ours
If advancement in wealth and popu-
lation be worthless, then you may
rightly judge us severely; but so long
as labor, population and material pro
gress are the essential elements in
State and national prosperity, just so
long are those who try to produce
them entitled to be sustained, sup
ported and encouraged by all who
love the State and desire its growth.
In the construction of a great work,
with the energy and force that is in
dispensible TO success and economy,
as well as in the control and opera
tion of a new road, it will invariably
result that mistakes occur and indi.
viduals suffer, and if in the onward
progress of our work such have hap
pcned, or shall again happen, it will
not be the fault Of the management
Of either department ofthe enterprise
if they are not corrected. We shall
cndeavor to do the right if we fail
to do so, and you are hurt thereby,
inform us of your wrong and we will
apply the remedy.
With the earnest hope that the COM
pletlon of tho eastern branches of the
Texas and Pacific may bring TO your
city largely increased population and
business, and with assurances on the
part of the management of the road
of its determination to give every
practical facility to ease and cheap
ness of transportation, again tender
you my hearty congratulations.