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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-16
DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT ATAFUn
NERAL

Mr.. Nathiel G. Bishop, formerly o.
Stamford and widely known IN connec.
ton with The famous Bishop divorce case
died In New York recently, aged 70
years. He had. previous to his death
IgiS>S1 strict orders that his wife should
not ent>. the room where he might lay
dead, or in auy way participate in the fu-
neral ceremonies. The wife, however,
determined to assume exclusive control
OF the funeral. asd a oisgraccful conten-
ton occurred at Mr.. Tyng's Church of
the Holy Trinity, where the ceremonies
were held on Thursday cf last week. Tho
cortege finally proceeded to Greenwood,
where grave had been dug in Mr.
Bishop's lot. Mrs. B., here became VIC
lent and forbade the burial, and finally
to prevent it jumped into the open
grave The matter was finally compro~
missed BY placing the remains in re.
ceiving vault where at last accounts the,
still remained. - Bridgeport, Conn ;
Farnaer.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-16
RASPBERRIES.

Agricultural Gazette makes
lowing suggestion about the
Raspberry bushes
ere these have been planted
ars, and have become weak
fruitful, now is a good time to
Jew plantations. Raspberriet
row in any common garden
ut to have them Of large size,
equire a good rich soil. In
ing the ground for planting, ii
be dug two feet deep,
liberal portion ofgood rotten
mixed with the soil in the
8 of digging. Many plans are
q in training these. They
planted five feet apart In the
th three plants six inches apart
tied to one stake. This ia the
'mmon system, but we prefer hav,
m tied to Q wire trellie, which al.
'oks tidy and requires little labor
IN is to have strong post at eacl
'he ground, Eve feet six inche
18th three wires at equal distances
lOles must be made in the enc
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-16

GYPSUM IN THE STABLE.-A corres.
dondent in the Maine Farmer SAYS "A
neighbor who for several years past has
practiced scattering small quantity OF
ground plaster (gypsum) behind his cat.
tie, after bowling them up at night. for
the purpose of absorbing their urine. in
forms me that he has found the manure
much moro fertillzing than i. was pre-
viously to his adopting this plan for
saving the liquid weddings Of his stock
The plaster not only saves the LIQUIDS
but retains Tie ammonia in the manure
heap. w ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-16

Will you say that there are no
real stars, because you sometimes
see meteors fall, which for a time
appears to be stars? Will you say
that blossoms never produce fruit,
because many of them fall of. and
some fruit which appears sound is
rotten at the core Equally absurd
Is it to say there is no such thing
as real religion, because many who
profess it fall away, or prove to be
hypocrites in heart. -Favson.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-16
BEST BREED OF CHICK
EMS.

What is the best breed of poultry
le general farmer ?" is the ques-
asked by a correspondent in
ne Co., ILL.,, and taking it for
ted he means to refer to chick
nd not 10 poultry in general, we
er, that by general consent, the
Brahma is conceded to be the
breed for general purposes. We
make this statement without fear
eing charged with tavoritism
I'd the particular breed mention
the Brahma being so we'll
n, and with few exceptions, so
y esteemed by every one, that
lost ardent admirers of other
bile breeds cannot construe our
as at all disparaging to their
'avorites.
is, however, very doubtful
her any pure breed Of chickens
1 prove to the general farmer
profitable than crosses Of these
iously made on common fowls.
lens that are really pure bred
Ike pure bred cattle and pigs,
aluable as improvers of the com
stock of the country, to admit of
being used to any great ex
Portable parposes. 1t has been
hat but few Of the people OF
this great cattle and hog rails
ate Of Illinois have ever tasted
lghbred Short-horn beef, or
ne Berkshire pork. Equally
it of pure bred poultry, that
tile of it ever finds its way to
It.
fact worthy of note that
III the untiring efforts OF poul-
IN throughout the country to
well bred stock in sufficient
srs to supply the demand, the
for good stock are no lower
han they were many years ago.
immense amount of care and
and patience have been bestow-
on our domestic fowls, and
effort made to improve On the
ais as they at first came into
mis-. 1t has been, in great
re, the constant Improvement
ear to year which has caused
to bear up as they have ; but
liefreason why the improved
have continued to grow in
.r favor, keeping the demand
I'm greater than the supply, is
hey do as truly possess real
for the improvement Of com
poultry as do the Short horns
E betterm ant of common cattle.
ear a fowl which is destined in
short months to be sent to
t as so many pounds Of poul-
mnch easier. task than to
;e one which shall leave his
If improvement upon a numers
rogeny. The general farmer
the least expense of care and
obtain the market fowl by
g good common hens with
ocks of the Asiatic breeds ::
these breeds the Light and
3rahmas are certainly the ia
of The public. Prairie Fa'-
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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07
DON'T BORROW Tools. A farm

DON'T BORROW Tools. A farm
er can get in no habit worse than
that of borrowing tools, and for the
following reasons: First, one who
owns tools does not like to lend
them, and he thinks less of the man
who borrows; second, one never will
come to learn how to use borrowed
tools nor to keep them in order !;
and third, he who borrows never
can be a good farmer. 1t is true
that young men just starting may
be allowed to borrow some, but he
shou Id not establish the habit; or
one may borrow new implement
to see how it works. A man who
borrows is not likely to use a tool
as carefully as if it were his own,
and, as consequence, he does not
do careful, nice work. What can
a man be thinking abont when he
borrows a steel plow, keeps it
several days or weeks, and brings
it home, as will be most likely the
case, so dull as to be unfit for use Z
The owner can only take it to the
shop and at his own expense get it
sharpened. If a man lends tools to
one there are several neighbors who
also will want to borrow and thus
it is, harrow, for instance, may be
going round through the neighbor,
hood all the season. 1t is every
way desirable to cultivate what is
called "good neighborhood," but
this cannot be done where borrow.
ing is practiced.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

SPAvIN-Is fT CUREABLK is
a question asked in the West Farm
er and answered by its veterinary
editor, William Horne. as follows:
No; SPAWN is not curable; never
was, never will be, the many qua ok
assertions to the contrary notwith.
standing. At this advanced period
of information and knowledge in all
such and similar matters a man
shows himself behind the times
when the question of durability of
SPAWN is not with him a settled
fact, as an incurable disease. have
been so often asked if SPAWN or
ringbone can be taken of, that am
impatient now the moment such
a question is asked. Neither can
be cured, but may be so mitigated
that the horse may be just as useful
as through the exOstosis of SPAWN
or ringbone did not exist. The
surest and with me the best remedy
is the actual cautery (hot iron) in
the hands of a qualified man none
other. Next remedy is active blister
ing with the common cantharides
blister ointment or biniodide of mer-
curry, or iodine ointment, or strong
tincture of iodine, applied for sever.
al weeks, but firing is the best by far
and most effective.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

BRAN FOR HORSES. The Josss-
ndl Of the Farm says: Bran when
fed to animals is laxative, and on
this account should not be fed to
horses in any quantity whom hard
work is at all required Of them, be.
cause weakness is caused BY this re.
Taxation Of the bowels and great in.
Jury inflicted. The theory that In.
PRODUCES bran into the horses sta
blss is as pernicious in its effects a.
the indiscriminate use Of bran itself
as the whim of the stableman snd
the theory is, that horses sick OF
we'll, should be fed upon bran mash.
ed. A little bran with other and
more substantial articles Of tood
may, however, be occasionally give
with advantage, bat always taking
care not to feed it in quantities to
give rise to looseness Of the bowels,
nor be counted to the poor horse ~
so much other solid food for. In
doing SO you not only deceive
yourself, but cheat your horse, .lLe
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

MRS. j. N. CLARK. Fl
book STORE. FIRST DOOR NORTH
d Of Post Office. School Books, Blank Books,
tiscellaneous Books, Stationery, Toys, Con-
|ctionery &c.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

J. A. WARREN.
AIDES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
Boots, Shoes, Slippers, and Rubbers
ems Thick Kip and Calf Boots. Best quail
Low prices Book Store. Main St,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

~ ]. H. JONES, NJ. d.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
i Surgeon. Office at Residence. LIST Door
buth OF Bank. gcte.gsr .r 4r
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

I.I G. U. PETERS.
IvERY STABLE. GOOD TEAMS FUR
nished at reasona bic prices Stable at
sldence Main St.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

40 B. T.. PILLSBURY.
kTOVES, TIN WARE, IRON WARE,
y Wooden Ware. &c. Main St.,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

G. p. CLAEK. H.
NRY GOODS, GROCERIES,. HAhDWAhE
Flour, Salt, Paper Hangings, Hats, Gaps,
i'd Country Produce. Main Street,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

G. G. DOTY, ACT.
MANUFACTURER OF DIR. DOTY'S
Nj Celebrated Mandrake Bitters, ,Flavoring
xtracts and Essences, &c, at Wholesale
nd Retail.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

DIR. j. N. CLARK.
ALL THE MODERN I'M
~ provements. Best teeth fifteen dollars
ll work warranted to give satisfaction. In
,irles by mail promptly answered. Hardy's
|hlildinp
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

xskEC. II. CURTIS. -st.sg
hYSTERS AND ICE CREAM SALOON
" Fruit, confectionery, Soda, Light Grocer
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07
W. II. CARTER, NJ.

.4Ir W. H. CARIEt, NJ. d.
AND SURGEON, BRAD
ford, VT Office at his residence. Vari
us Medicinal Compounds, of long tried expe-
enr,, and Of modern Improvement; prepsr-,
1 Ly himself, kept constaatly on hand for
be bsns6t Of the sicx aud la,ss, = = - = - = :
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07
J. NJ, WARDEN,

j. NJ. WARDEN.
LIME WATCHES, CLOCKS. sJEWELRY,
Silver Ware, Spectacles. Cutlery, Rcvol-
ers. Fancy Goods and Toys. Particular at
ention given to Repairing Fine Watches.
hiee w. U. Telegraph Co. ia
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

sF-oH ]. II. HOWE. IL ~ 10
yVERYs STABLE.s GOOD TEAMS FUR
Il nished at Ell times, and at reasonable pr
es. Stage TO and from Depot. Apply at Sta
le Office, rear of TrOtter House,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07
]. B. ORMsBY.

huy .SICIAN AND SURGEON. ROOMS
form ,eriy occupied byJ. N. Clark, Den
Snec;a attention paid to Female diseases
| Il diseases IT the lungs.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

A. A. BOWEN.
IUOUR, GRAIN, MEAL, PROVENDER,
Shorts aud Bags, soldat the Lowest Mar
et prices. Mills at the South end of Brad
brd Village. o. ..f,.. -gs-a
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

METHODIST Z. SOCIETY.
DEv. j. NJ. c. FULTON, PASTOR, SER
IL vices at 1890 A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ. Sun
day School at l2M.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

ROSWELL FA1sNHAM.
TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ Master and Solicitor in Chancery and
epsion and Claim Agent.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

.- q. ii. SIBLEY.
CARRIAGE TRIMMER, AND MANUFAC.
~ turer of all kinds of Harnesses. Repair
ing done in the best manner. Main St., op
pOsite Hotel, West FOirlee.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.
NAL SOCIETY. "
DLV. l.. II. ELLIOTT, PASTOR. SER
IL vices at 1890 A. NJ, and =. M. Sunday
School Mt l2M. ,....
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~ q, 20. II. HARDING. r.......
WATCHES CLOCKS, JEW Ell RY,
Nv Spectacles, Stationery, and Yankee No,
ons. Watches ana Jewelry repaired ana
tarranted. Post Office Building,
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BUSIN ESS GA II DIS.
BRADFORD.

MISS, CHARLOTTE NELSON.
1EACHER OF PAINTING AND DRAW
ing. Room in Academy Building
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-26

rem Stauppuntte erbeben uno ibre Qiebe
sepinnen fam, 10 beiratbe id ie oennp3.
2as 1T mein @unid, bas nil id!
Sieies trdftise, mdnnlite p9as MIL
i'd" idien idOn cine eisentbamlideNa6
in iid Su tra9en; pieler feite, unamit0b=
libe Gnti6luB e%rflllte meinen Slater nit
Staunen; ielbit nit elmer seminen Chr:
furbt.
Sbue mad Geiuem 5siten Grmeien uno
Gptt itebe Cir lei! iaats er gutig. Uiag
bic Grfauan9 Geines @unItes Dir ME
Elm Sll6 psrpen! Nsin, fir6te nibts,
Spbn, id nil 9ein GeheimniB b~apabren.
Sas @eiprd6 wurOe beenoel; melnes
gaters games gSeien Sei5te, pa5 CT BON
Dem ges enitanre niftS reiter 81 b5ren
pani6te. Gr ;Ineete feline Yieife wieper
an uno blies plde &audwpiteu in Die
Suit.
Crit in ipitersr 3eit - ba idun MATT
DIES Sabr mein gatcr in ieinsr tublen
@ruft aui Dem 0riepbpfe Der Gudter, sur
Seite jencs unbsren, arunen@rabes rubte
= erfubr id, mas qani Jiprton Satp
rubte, Dap meme arme Wurter, bisies
iunse, unbeoadtiame &Ino, beren @be 10
unglldli6 gepeien, pOn @eburt cine ppre
nebme Game mar.
Mortiesuua Io[at,)
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5Ur &iocrruiung beS GelettS, paiiirt III ser
3auHar Sienng abt5ebu luuoert.ipeiunOs
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an 8elegrapbcns Gompagnie'n uuO GrpreB=
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Inter ben Geicben OieitS Stdate5 Organtllrt
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dement's uuO 6ln5uiebuuJ O~eielben sum DC.
Artltd oeS 0rcntltdeu SelebbHhcs olcleS
StQatts.
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9eletgebrng bon NtarglanO, oaB oa5 @eieB,
paiitrtm III Der SauuarsS lBHug 1872, Sapttel
800, betltelt: ein Geieb Slr Autoriitrlng Der
Ausgabe BON @Ou5eiitouen al 8elegrHpben=
Gonpaguit'u uu0 GrpreBs oocr Sran6port0=
ttonS=GOmpagute'u, meltc nl9t inter Den
9eicben oleie5 St0ateS orgaulitrt muroell,
I'M her @tifGite III thull, bternIit mioerrn-
len lei, lIIter Der Seoiuguug, 0aB beia0ter
&toerrlli feline Inmeuonug auf irgel1O eiu
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gSl6errufeS %eriltirte; and ioll e8 feline Ar-
peHouIg finOeu nuf tr9enO eilen GOntratt,
cine Serpfittnng, ODER ScrNntiuOrtlthtcit,
Die nod e%rlitlreu mag ionoern ale Slagcn,
Ole algenbltdltf inter Dem beIagten 9eIeBe
anbdugig fiuO, m0geu ~oieielbeu cipiler ooer
crimiueler gtatlm Iein, iOlen Ourh BrO;eIie
entihicOen mer6en, mo Oa6 llrtbeil iOl nusz
fallen, ais oh oaS @eleB ME miocrruien NOR
Den.
2. Ibi6nttt. lluo lei e8 perfiigt, bag
ale Geicbe ODER Sbcile BON Gcieben, iuelhe
ben Soridriften OcS Obigeu SclebeS Sunioer
laufen, hermit mlotrrufen itien.
3. AbiGnttt. llIo iei cS icrner Der
fitgt, buB beiagtes @cice hermit amenbirt
llno uieOerperfigt lei uno Dem Sc. 4rtltel oes
0iieutlider @ciesbuhe5 oieic8 StaateS hin
5ugeiebt weroc mo fol9cnocrmaBen laute:
4. 4bi6 nit. SIS iou ni6t geieblid)
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ooer irgenO cine Berion, Ttrnlu, 6auOelSuerz
btuoung o0er Corporation, OaS @ei6aft oeS
Selegrapbiren5 ~ eigCnem gtuben iunerbaIb
Der 9reuSeu bicieS StaatcS III betreibcn ODER
Ser9iitung O0fiir entgcgeH Su nebnlcn, ODER
Elm SitreaT fir Die SctretbuHg iolten @e=
ihdfte5 in oteiem Staatc SIT c%r0iuen, obHe
Oorber cine GOn3eiItou Inter ben lp6ter por-
gcitriebcncn Seotugungeu gelDi't SH BADEN.
3. Abihuitt. IS ioa uift geiebli0
ieiu fir irgeuO cine GrprcBz oOer transport
SOmpaguie, oOer iiir irgenO cine 8erior,
6irrla, 6aHoclSuerbiuoung oher Corpora
ton, oa8 @eihdit Der StrieuOung irgeuN
welfer 9anoel8s OOer SrOhtgitcr 81 eigcnem
JtllBCn inlerbalb Der 9renScn 0teieS Staate$
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SerWalterS 8crfaMf
tpertbpoEc ut @obnbaufe NIT 2aoen,
SIR. 1875, Oft 5 Satin oreftrabe,

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Out offentli Der auttiou.
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@taot Baltimore iuiro Der unterSeitnete oils Ser
matter on Srt uno Ste1e 8ittttpo dt, ben 10.
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or Sioieite De: Sf>9aItimorefra6e, in oer @ntferz
uun9 pom 240 Sus ofIi6 BON Der Slooftz@te Der
Baltimore uno SlopotTaBe an eiuem puntte In oer
Witte elmer Sheioemauer 5ipiiden BEN i'm Weffen
anOreuSeuben Sauie anfanseub, oann oftIi1 10 SUB
on Der Sibieite Der StzSaltimoretraBe sebeno,
bGnu iiiolib parallel nit 2lopbifraBe 105 Sus, bis
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pahteteu BIat, bann ipeftIif linsf 6eiostem Blate
uno parallel NIT Of>SaItimoreitraBe Is SuS, unb
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nit benz 3iebte, @ebrauhe uno Bripileeium Der
Glep I'M Siuter9ruU0e, fpelbenab Der Wationitrase
fl5rt uuo in Dem BG6tbriete on beiasteH 9riffiB erz
pabnt lit,
Sebaut nit einem 3ztodigeu @cbnbauje nit
2aoen uub 2>jtodt9eu 5tufer9ebduoe, als str. 125
befannt, uHo elmer iabrItben Sruuomietbe BON $t20
uuterDorfen.
acknowledgements. Gin Srttttbetl baar, Der
3ieit in 6 uuo ~ Ntouaten, ODER Gles baar, nab Sc
Iieben oes 3duiers; bic @rebit5oblunsen pom gerz
~iaufsta9e an i3lHien trasenb uno 8ur Sufrieoen9eit
oes Berrualters 9eftdert.
9bpS. HS. Griffin, gerfuaIter;
Str. 2l2, GdfteruzGuenue u, 9tr. 90, Nef<Sauettefr.,
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g}fenbabmeg.
WaIfltn0re sNht0 BQhlt,

Baltimore Ohio Sabn.
eommer .SabrpIan. 10. gsai 1874.
Bon Der Gamoen=S Citation:
4.2O glorsens mad % aibtugton uno benz SGs
ben; ReIGp, Innapotts@ Sunttt9n,
2aurel uuo allen Stattoueu an Der Dies
ropoIitaus 3tUei9bGbn.
6.SG WiorgeRs Rddn B~ittsbur9, 9btcdgo.
G~tRcinnGti, SuutsoiIte, Gt.Souts,
Columbus, S~Gu0ustp, & beeltH9
uIo benz @eiten; Innnpolts, " d.
ibtn9tou, 6oGpiIIe, StGuHtou Il,
6ae erstou. Buumnu's Bagsons. ) I i f.
tid in ReIGo, Diner in Cumberland, Sou'
per in STATION.
lis uHo alien 3Diihen %tattonen.
80 Wior9eHs uur nab u elap<Souie unit
800 9iOrsSns . cffIi4 BON gteomOnt unO
StrGs6ur9 uuo allen .SDtihenltattoneH
Guf Der SGuptz uuo SpeI96d9u.
8.45 Uior9eu5 nab 8ai9tu9t ton, GnuGpos
lis luo allen 3piitenitGtiouen.
1915 Sorlntttass Hur nab ReIG1z9ouie uHf
1900 Mittags uaa Darlington uuO ellen
3pilheHitatiolen, Q.30 am S0HHtG9e).
$50 Nafnttta9s mad Glltcott>S ttq uRo oueh
Srpilheniatiousu.
$50 Ra6mittass mad @aibtnqton, Botu
OF u 0 Dis uuo Glen 3fUiibenitattonen.
$50 NadbmtttG9s nab Bai9tn9ton uno alet
5Diideuftatt0Hen.
40 Nadnttta9S nlr Rub felap zSouie una
W~GibtR9tOH.
4.15 ytadmtttdgs nod Btu6efeI 5asers,
tom n uuo allen 3iUiiaeuftGttoneH aWi oeI
Sauptbabu.
800 a6sn65 mad Columbus, eonOusto.
Gbtca9o, ct. 2ouis, 2out6ptIGe,
&t~HciuuGtt, 8beeIin9, WGiAtRg=
ton uuo RodptIIe nit 9unnanite
SbtGf WaqgonS, copper i'm Heldq. 5rI9s
ftiid in 8raftou.
SOC Radmtttass nab Sreberid uno allen
3Diihcnitattouen auf Der Sauptbdbn.
5.15 ~9ta4lnittG9s nab 8al5tugtoR, GHHa'
poGis uu0 a1en 3ipiibenIatioueu.
$50 a6enos nad 70 q 3 On mo allen 9mi'
ibenitatioueH.
700 abeuos nab gtttsburs, BaiBtuss
ton, RcIaq unQ 9 um ertGub. BULL
mann's Baggons. Souper in IteIan.
300 Ibenos nah u Burlington uno Glen 3fut'
ihenitGtloHen.
Il .15abenos nab 8aibtn8tOn, Dem SaOen
unt U eta o=9 ouie,
Vile obi9e1 3i9e taIten an BEN "Itaouft : 9oteL"
am Telap : Souie MISUNDERSTANDING.
S~onEtaes3u9e.
nm 4.20, $50, uuo $40 ubr Yornitt1g5 uno 100,
4.t0, ), 5.O6 uno 6.30ytGdmtttG9s uno 100 uno $50
abenbs.
Seine Serbinouns an Sonuta9e nah ODER pom
Bai9tu9son<Sountp ODER 2baI=Sabu ODER anna'
polls.
Bon gSafbtneton tadl Baltimore.
8, 6.i5, S.l0 uRo 1000 Ntorgen5, ~, $3.50, $40
uno 7,3J ubr a6enOs td9ttd, aus9eHomIHen SonHs
tags.
$50 Worseu8, t.tO, 5.15, 6 unO 10 u9r Abenos
td9Iit.
let=Sureau III Der eamoen : citation ODER s9r. AZ,
ESeit : Baltimore Ode Der Salpertz StrG6e, no
man Sefteaun9en sum a69oleu pom 9epdd, rueldes
In oe5 Setrefenoen 8o9Rung gegen 9oUtrenarte
bis al ben Sefttmmungsort martirt WIro, btnters
sbOs. Or. sbarp, aF. : aruuspOrtmsiFer;
Q1t-) 4. VI. Sole, 3duptzSilet>ageRt.
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lid, parallel nit @9efteritrabe 70 Su6 bis an cine 10
Sui 6rette Ilep mi; 0eren 9clneiajtoftIitea @es
unb hGnn in 9raoer &tnie bis Sum lufan9e; nit etz
mem 3ztodigeu gS%o5Tbaufe uuo eiultotigen Sim
ter9ebGube, ols 9tr. 4O2 befanut, 6e6aut, uuo elmer
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Y(ouater, ODER ane5 bQar, iDie e5 Dem 4dufer betiebt;
bic @reoitz3 abtuusen pom Serfouf5ta9e an 3inien
tra9eub uuo sur 3ufrieoeubett be5 Yerpalter5 ge>
fibert. Z. %. Griffith, SIrpotter,
gr. PIP, gaiernz4 peaue, uno 90, ELECTROMAGNETIC. /;
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