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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03

Dir. 4. G. uoihrd,-near Sir: ! had been suffer
use my limbs, when placed myself under your
and after bri'g attended By you for ten
days am able To walk about. and am now c0npaf-
atiyey free of pain | therefore chccrfuly recon-
mend you 10 those who may be suffering US did.
THOMAS YORK,
ia3.2;+ 22O6 Main street. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03
RICHMOND, YORK Ksy Ea AND 4CHEsArEAAH{
1850 49, 800 RAILROAD COMPANY,
,..5 RICHMOND, November 9th. 1878. I,

RICHMOND, YORK ksvEa AND ShESAp IL.
81 .--'S->'- 80 Fs%rl RAILROAD COMPANY,
,z.. RICHMOND, November 6th. 1878. ,
an AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
~ sENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS On thu
road will run as follows: ,.
: PAssENGEH TRAIN for West Point lsaIes
Ricbmoiid ct 8 r. NJ. and train from est roins
viii arrive at Richmond 1t 1880 A. A.rGAs teuh-
The splendid steamer HAVANA, Capaia A. a.. :.
MCKEE has been piaced on the route between ~
Point and Baltimore 10 run IN couDection WIZ H.,
road and viii makethree trips week lc5sipx O.
Polu. TIIESTJA VS., THUhsDAfS. ana shIpEI nn-
DAY ON tie arrival Of the train, which leaves aGm,
nl0nd nj p M arriving NJ Baltimore mex, MN
In ample time TO connect with trains ios e sSfn
and Nest: and leave Baltimore MOSDA1 ?, W IT,
NF.sDAYS. aud FRIDAYS al +. n; conaesdun ns
Mt West Point with the train due 81 Ricnmona -
lO:30next morning. ,..4
FREiGHT TRAIN. for through treaSut o ~,
Ie,yes Rfchmonf Tuesda $, Thursday :. ADJ .y.
t;avsat5 A. M Thr0ust freight received aaiSt ma
M aGHTTRAiN, With pa >s.snser e ~, naint'
fdr frefnht between sifichinopd and Wet fon,Sj
I Ersdsys at $50 A. H. Local freight received Tues
days. thursdays, aud Saturdays, a.,, ovp
General Freight and Ticket Ageh,,.
w ~ Rpaoa Nnstsr Transportation. ho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03

By w. Z. Rhtcihe, AucuOneer,
1912 Main street
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON MON
/ nav npxt The 9th instant, commencing 1t luz
O'Clock A. A., my usual assortment or
GROCERIES, &C.;
to which would invite the attention Of the trade.
Per 0ns wishing TO avail themselves Oh lhi' sale
Nav Iavmorninv. ". =. RATCLIFFE,
20 AuctiOueer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03

A LECTION SALE.-I will sell on MON
N DAY. january 8, S74 THAT being court-dayh
In front OF the county courthouse,
- fine COLT eighteen mouths old,
COW and CALF,
young BUFFALO COW.
The above stock was bought at the sale Of Samuel
Cottrcl deceased, the purchaser not being able TO
TEENS: Cash. j. M. LYSEMAN,
10 o-3t Administrator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03
FURNITURE.

GnuBps & WILLIAMS. Auetioneers. De 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03

q, cooond contrihution of Mr.. Sheppard's, and one
ns ,Se most stirling in the work With the glare
OF torches negroes nG ,e
WITS" s.izs mr. pcrpetuates the fevered excitement
Consequent upon first sight Of the animal sinking
o,oro, !, fa lien trunk. - ..s'f $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03

THE ALDINE ALMANAC,
brochure Of American art. with Illustrations by
the best American artists, designed and engraved
expressly for this work.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-19
"A Female Gunner.

Miss Clara Hale, OF Harrisburg, Pa.
who has been visiting her friends down
in Maryland. is represented to be q re-
markably good shot with the gun or re-
volver. Early on Tuesday morning last
she went out and in short time succeed.
ed in bagging siXteen patridges and three
squirrels. The night of the same day
she shot eight muskrats, two of which,
however. she failed to get. ON Wednes-
day afterhconi she gave few invited
friends an exhibition of her skill in hand
ling the revolver. An old fashioned COP
per cent was fastened to q fence post and
she hit it eight times out Of ten. Sever
al pigeons were let out OF the trap, every
they were ON the wing Miss Hale ia q
beautiful brunette. about seventeen
ysars old, and her form ia Of the most
perfect symmetry. She il Intelligent, q
fluent spesker. and delights In recount
ing her hunting adventures in the noun
taineOus regions Of Pennsylvania. Her
uniform consists Of tight fitting, hight
corduroy jacket. q short shirt OF the samc
material with the inevitable hustle, which
she utikzes for the purpose of carrying
her ammunition. &C., several pockets be-
ing neatly arranged In it. Her cap is
also Of light corduroy, with an oil cloth
reversible cover, and her feet and ankles
are tightly encased In q pair Of India
rubber boots. She carries one OF Rem.
mington's handsome fowlng pieces, and
seems greatly attached to her two canine
companions, who answer to the names Of
Eloise and Skippo. She has now gone
mp In Nanticoke Hundred to visit some
friends, when she will return TO her
home in few days at Harrisburg. .-Sed-
ford Citizen.
The crack shots among the Delaware
boys will soon be after her. Il is to be
wished that there were more girls aecus-
toned to the use of fire arms. There
would be fewer robberies by masked men.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-19
a Grand Wedding.

81. Luke's T. E. Church. in this town,
was crowded to its utmost capacity on
Tuesday evening last, the occhsion being
the marriage Of Mr.. William NJ. Ross,
son of ex-Qov. Ross, to Miss Ida l.. Mich
olson, daughter of Geo. w. S. Nicholson,
Esq. Precisely at 8 O'Clock, P. M, the
bridal party came into the church, when
they were greeted by the wedding
March," which was admirably rendered
by Miss AIDA Hazard, who presided al
the organ. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. ]. Fl. b. Brooks, rector of the
church. The bride was given away by
her father. Mr.. A. r. Todd, acted as
groomsman, and Miss Sallie Ross, sister
of the groom, as bridesmaid. The bride
was attired in handsome white dress,
festooned with roses. and beautiful
bridal veil enveloped her person. which
was fastened with q wreath of Orange
blossoms. The bridesmaid also wore
handsome white dress. After the cere-
mony a reception was given them at the
residence of the brides father, where
they received the congratulations Of
their friends and acquaintances, and
later in the evening they were serenaded
by the Seaford Cornet Band.-Seay'd Cit.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-19
Railroad Case.

The Circuit Court for this county, sit
ting in equity, has been engaged since
Monday last In hearing testimony and
arguments of counsel in tho matter Of
the petition OF the Maryland and Penn
sylvania Railroad Company to rescind
the decree passed in the case Of the Bal
road Company and others, against said
first mentioned Company and the Phila-
delphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insur-
ancs Company. The afidavits and other
proofs were quite voluminous. and argu-
ments Of counsel of course proportion
etsly lengthy. The Court has not rem
sell engaged in the case are Herman
Stump. Henry W. Archer. Henry d. Far
nandis, Edwin b. Webster and George
Y. Msynsdier, Esqs., of this county, and
Messrs. Chandler, of Baltimore city, and
Ashurst, Of Philadelphia.-Belair Egis
The daily gazette., 1874-12-19

2 MAJN1 TrNBra CurrERs. Rs.LTwenty-sir
men from the forests Of Maine, come
down the Delaware road or Saturday
last. on their way to Mt. Alrey's station
On the d. & D. &, r., In Dorchester Co.,
for the purpose Of cutting ahip timber
Seaford CytsseR,
The daily gazette., 1874-12-19

LARGE Hoo. 1.-The largest hog killed in
Seaford this year, was that OF Mr.. Jacob
Williams on Tuesday last. 1t weighed
575t pounds. Nine others were killed at
8.S48i pounds. One ten months old
WEIGHED 40 poupdss-Ssafszd Citizen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
es,s sic s@aptmoSn0ttaem.

"Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime' lit
min lett 3ebu Sabreu Dem Bublifum be-
FAINT mo lit itetig i'll ieiuer @nnlt nnO
Mertbi6abune seiticget. 0ies ipilroe
ntbt Ser Sail lcii1, ipenu bies 8rdparat
niht pon uuspetfelbaftem ulo bobem
tpirfli6en gSertb tpdre. Die 3ulammens
~itclun9 bon Salt P6ospbat nit reinem
&e6ertbrall, iDie tie BON Or. Wtlbor berz
9eiteat miro, bat cine neue 8ebanolungS7
Nrt bel S0minb1u6t u1tb alien 2ungen1
leioen berpo19erufen. 0ieler Nrtttel
fam pou Dem i6tpG6lt6lten &ranfen
eiltgerommeH tperDen, obne ibm bmrh
ben ipiOerli6eu @erN@ lGittg gu iperDell,
Der 8ielen Den Oebrau6 oeS 2ebertbranS
t%pioertpGrtig ma0t, menn b%erielbe obne
&alt genommen wer6en 1ou. OaS Brd@
parat ipirb BON Der regelmaBtgelr Gratlt@
den Brofeiiton peri6rieben uno lit i'm
@roB= llno Glett>G erfauf BET DemGtgene
tbiinler q. y. WiIbor, @bemiter in
Bolton, iowie bet alien 0rogntitem 81
bQbelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
Spe,ial=Aoti,en.
9as 4bfuarnritttI ERR Ratur.

&c beSari tsiuer Mebisin ben nuterIeib in Srbnnn9
5u balten, 10 LANCE ba5 AMbfiihrmittel Der Natur, Die
sale, rei4Iib utb reael,naBts aus ibrer Aneue, Der
2eber, ilieBr nno Die rebteA trait nno Aualttat bat.
Nber bre sro6e Saueubritie eerdtb leibt ~ nnorhnmn9
lno bic 8olgeu ibrer llureselh6Bisteiten itnb erbebltd.
lin lie wisoer in ibrsH uatiirliaeH .3nitanb 81 brtHgen,
penn Ute 70 %uifcirt lift, ioute %oitetter's W@8em'
bittercS w~eutaitens Speimal ld9li@ seuonlneH pers
oeu, bis Der seuiiuihte .51ped errei0t tit. GerltoptuHa
tommt DON ip6rlider @allenabionberifps. ODER DON einem
Ntou9el itinmltrenoeu @eitonotbeites\in Der SaueHs
%Nilligteit. Sn beibeu SdIeu lit bloBes Hnr9tre1 ullni1s.
Ole weber muB e~etrieben werben nen &auenSuHus 81
lieieru. Der n6tbis lit. I'M p~euigltens einnIal aae pier
ltnbSmnnSi9 Stunoen ben perbraudten NStofi ans
BEN G0rpcr Su entieruer. ebe cine Raoitaltrg oer SerS
DittcrtS briust 0teie ~S9irtuns berupr. SIS as,rt 6irett
nno betiiam uui ben Magen uno Die Yeber, Nuo oIrd
Oteie Srgane regelt nnb itdrtt es Den gan5sr aolper.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
GGLMKsGMrie.

0onbou, 6. Tebr.
5 llbr No6m. = @on1ols 92$ DO auf
&ebnuug 923 5-20cr Ser @miliion BON
'65. l0Sa Der bon '67 1889; lO-40er
1861 neue 5pros. 1929; Griez @ftieu 463.
TrauffMrt, 6, Sebr.
5-2Oer '62 9S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
20Scherfliche Sainois &faaf$-Behune

Giuleituug bate eigentIid nidt Ben
3Ded, @errn ltoo 8radpogeI ullb uniere
9ei6dbten 2eier bapon 3u iiberSelgen.
DaB es bod arnertfanii0e National>
luelo0ien gGbe nno Stpar nnter ben See
germ, %lonbern nielmebr o%euienigen, barr
auf oufnlerfiam SIT maiden, oaB cine 9es
lelli6aft Dpn SriaiualDertretern oieler
eigentDu1nli6en Dfuiif 3ur .3ett III 6bis
caQo Gonserte giebt. SIS iino bteS Die IN
&ingsburp 9oll cOn3ertireloen iungen
Jfeger nno 9tegerinnen aus Senne1ee, Die
gum 8eiten Der SG,le, in melNer ie erz
sogen morben, ibre beimatD!icDen 2teber,
Den Nn5cigen suFolge allcroiu8S mr. relis
gt01e, D%ortragel.
Die @eieIll0aft CAB 9eltern in &ingSs
burn 6alI ibr erlteS Gnucert. Der 8es
JUDI beitdti9te our0auS, mas norberges
iagt wnrDen, baB Der Nmeritaner oieleu
9teger9eidn9en groBe Niebe, ia cine 9e=
mille YictGt cntgegen trG9t. 9aS bouS
lpar. 9ldnSeno beleBt un0 Der SciT0ll eiu
beoeutcnocr. Die WeleIllhaft beltebt
aus sebn Gerlpnen, ST. gleiNen EbetIen
iuugen OtGnnern Mno WtGoden, bic
iGmmtli6 CUTE, flare uno belle Stimmeu
Daben uno altseni6cinli6 i6on laugc
Sulamumeulingen. Sic lino, mie fat ulle
9feger, Metbooiiten, mo lniien oas III
ibren &ie0ern, Dem firCbliNe &erte oft
brdltiih nit oeu iDeltlibeu Wtelpoieu
cpntraltiren merten- SIS lobnt lI0 III
Dobem Wtaabe, tie 81 b0ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
Estate of THOMAS WOLFER,
DECEASED,

UhCEANEU.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against IL estate OF THOMAS
Indication and settlement Ee regular term of the
County Court OF Cook County, to be holden At the
Court House, in the City OF Chicago, on the third
Monday of April. A. d. 1874, being the 10th day
thereof.
Chicago, February 9th, A. D.. 1874.
LORENZ Z. WOLFER
5ieb6pt1mIpp Administrator.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10

gu ocm rod ui6t OerGprcuen
id0mem &Rmften 9eb0rt audi be, oaB
&tuoer NOD immer Sober in ibre S0ubs
iptBen Su arbsiten perltcbeu. sic brlHz
gen Dies IN cttpa Sebn &0BeH ferti9. Stl=
pcr Sips iilo porSilgli6eS Setlmtttel
oaaeoeu, oas ME febllblG0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
stattcmi5@e sper il, 0apana.

lleber Die 2uccazO tursfoz 3 perntruppe
erfdbrt man arS 6anana, baB btelelbe
i6Ie6te @el1afte mabt. Die Goritel=
lungen Der @elealdaft baben o~uer0ings
in lester .3eit mebr Qlntlang ~gefuuoen,
aber es feblte audi OIL feinem Nbeno un
feinoli6en OiiBfaaens@D empnftratiouel.
Sn eint9en Boriteautgen lieB Der @Ouz
berrelr e~in5elne Ser 3tubeit0rer perbafz
ten. Srau Rauline 2ucco bat ais oSes
ltca" IN MeDerbeer's vNfrifanerin" ars
Berorbentli6 gefallen. WMe, De Wtursfa,
SSamet unb Wiario baben Engagements
antrGge aus Werife nub Sitoz2lmertfa
erbalten, perbeM aber NIT ben iibrigen
WfttglieoerM Ser Sruppe na6 ben Ser.
Staten suridfebren. Wan befir6tet.
baB in Splge Ser idle6ten @el6dfte Die
Sation friiber, ais man beabit9tigte, 9e=
i6loilem werben miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
Estate of Ludwig KoeIzOw,

DECEASED.
Notice ia hereby given to all persons having claims
and demands against the estate of Ludwig kelzow.
deceased, to present the same for adjudication and
settlement at n regular term of the County Court Of
Cook County. to be holden at the Court House, in
the City of Chicago, on the third Monday OF February
A. D. 1874, being the 10th day thereof.
Chicago, December 9Th, A. d. 1879.
NINA OELZOW, Administrative.
FIR RoE11R, Attorney, As North Clark Street
1eA.,gr 1rrInrn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
Commercials uno Iinan3ieIlss.
Nel0mnrIt=DtridIt
sNEsNHsY GNEENERAUM 81 CO.,

8anf@, We6ieI1 unb 9afidges@ eT6dft,
5. Slue., 3Ioii6en Monbotpb unb @aibin9toMltr.
Gttcaao, q Rebruar 1874.
Der aiuiti9e llmidmuns, ser in BEN Iegten Tassn in
btclgeH @tlonortte e%intr1i, bauert tort. Yer Gelooe>
bari ec5 banpet5itanoes Iptrb Don otu PAINTER aus
ltberalrc belrieot9t unb lpdbreUo i'm oiIener Mtartte
CUTE" Napier 81 ~indBi9en Sinien geinbt lit.
wSedlet 0if Nep giorf 81 GeutS 9iscontps
Eonoou 90 @aoe Sidl 4S4ka.
@olo erGiiuete teuIe III Mr!p hort nit 111% unb idIo6
su HIS mt iotsenoen &oursperdnberunasn wabreno Ses
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10

N~ Wtr MAIDEN uniere Qeier oaraltf
aufmerflam, oaB i'll elmer an0eru Spalte
bieieS SlatteS 81 Sarmen gum Serfaufe
arsgeboten iperDen. 9iele TarrncN lte@
gen III Dem beften Ibetle oes Staates in
Oct 9fdbe BON GiielbabEeu uIo weroen
lInter gilt ,.igen SeOinguugen Derfouft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
Staot Gbmago.
&ir OerlpciSem a1tf Die Nms
Sei9e it Der criten Gp3Ite OteSeS
SIattes, betreTs Der Vratniens
SertbetIuug.

RaTertD. Ole amtIi6e 8eltdtigung
bes llrtbeil's bes Sber9eri6ts besilgli6
Der !6inrihtung @briitopber Raftertp's
am q. 3. 30. in 8autegan, lit geltern
in Die 6Gnoe pom Sbertff SraDlep ge7
langt. @ouperneur Seperibge, tuel6er
am Wontag in @bicago tpar, tuurbe ilber
iei1e 2lbfidteu in gesug auf Dteien SAL
gefragt unp erflGrte III aller0eutlt6ltcr
nGO erti6ie6eriter 8eiie, DAB ct nnter
gar feinen lImitdnoeu ii6 auf etne Se@
gnaoigung ODER 8eipill;guug zines Auf7
l6nbS iiir ben Serurtbeilten beitimmerl
laiien piiroe. 9taffertp wiiie, mas i1m
beporitebe unb babe hur60us 3eit lid
uorSubereiten. Ssoe Ausii6t bur6 @tn@
greifen Der @sridte, abernalS etnen
Nufidub gu 9epinnen, iei ibm iebt bod
genpmmeu uHo 10 m0ge er benn letnen
Derpienteu 2pbn in @nlpfang rebmeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
Ser @tehmarSt.

@tn6bieb. = Die i3ufubren Don
8uffalo uno anberen 0itIi6en Wtdrften
tparer ettpas 9Initieer uno nur mdBi9e
Nadfrage tpar na6 8erlenbung unO
8reiie flau un6 unbeitGnbig. Stods
&dufer nabmen tpenige 3riebe aternlt9
Biz CUTE @raoe au $3.50-4.15. Staots
WeBger be3abIten fir &iibe $3.30-3:8O.
Die neuen ;3ufubren betrngen | 1913
Stitd. gerfdufe: 253 StId; $3.50
$50 fir &Ibe; 3.50-4.15 tur Stoders
unb bon $4373-$5.65 fur alemlt9 bY
Nustpa6IzS ttere.
Shtneine. = 0ie i3nfubren paren
tpie0er beoenten6 Mno Yrette tparen telf
uno ~uuaefGbr I'M 10c D 100 Bfo. bober..
8afers unb Gerienber waren IN groBer
Qlnaabl antue1enD unb uabmen Die belten
@raoe. Iransactionen muroen bert1tet
au s.. 65-$6 fir quite big ertra AiIsges
pGbLte; cine QGbung BON 275 Studen I'M
@cipid)t nn 4773 8fo. tpurbeu gu Sc per'
fouft. Der b06ite 8rets In oieier Sation.
Sic !RGufer tparen 6. Sraier in Slinton
0e&QIb GountD unb Berienoer Did Gao>
mel in Sbabbona. @ep0bnli6e, mttt=
lere ui1o siemltde @raoe tuaren ~ 9roz
her 9eadfrage unO Bretle ln9ef69r 81
$5-s5. so. Der Marft l6loB fau flr
Sic belten @raoe.
Die ueuen !3ufubren betrugen 22,lS7
Slide.
Sdafe. Der Narft tpar flau,
| aber ettuas better ME geitern. Die neueH
| 3ufuDrsH Waren 1876 StHde'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10

Gabet 500 jemelS Sable Scrctp
@ire Sfiefel ODER S6nDe? sic iper@
ben bon Wtuionen getragen Mllo 1eDer
iagt, oaB eS baS bequemlte uno bette
Sbubiperf lei, oas ie gema0t purpe.
2l1tet 0uf ben H0teltftempel. Nues an
Dere lit armleli9e Jea0aDmulg. feb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
@eAOsWnIa0e

@er iein @eIO fider. gu 10 gro5ent
!3iuleu in beliebigen 8etrdgeu, erlte 0ps
potbef, auf gutes Chicago @ruuoeigen@
tbum alsuIe8en tuiini6t, nenOe ii6. an
@asmansborff 4 9etuenIann, SEQ. 1865
Dit NanooIpbltraBe, @hicaao. ~29lpbaip
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10

0etoue amo edfdbsss sWeatertaItem.
Bled-SlebpIatteu 5u $l2 50--lo 50,
Dad II OO-l5 90.
0r0ht-64.
&asrl-3u 81, 25-4.37i} &aten. Die
0elpdfte itno sufriebe,1 l~telleno. 2SIr
duottreu:
l0obis 60o4. 1926 As ........4.s72-5
So 49,. 4.31}-5O 30 .......5 .623-54
Is 49,. .623-75 30 re in 5lan6. 1911
&mpfer-Bottoms 36, 81 raaiers Iber II
43 &upferbIed 46-4S-
Slet. @t1em Mms q iI68.
@tien tbGtig, Yretle le bob linoeran@
bert altf Der Bats BON 3.6-4 Staten.
g%leirOpreH n BleitafeJ <...-9-lO
6tabetisn ............. ....O53-06
SGuten. 8lotten. Geb,peI en- &C. 43-53
Sdmie6eeilen ...... .....l23-l5
Qtttsburg @las, 30-35 NJ ADJ 2ilte.
Safel9las. 30 mad 2fre
Hlifc-au i%olaenoen sSre lien:
6arti6oltQe WianheIn. - .....l6 IL
g8eibidaliqe .......2 20 -23
@efddlte 49,. 35 81
6a1elniiie 80. ...~...... -. 16 III
Bra1iliantibe 9fiille.. .....1O IL
gfeapolttanti6e Wauniifis lib -l9
Sran301tihe WallnIffs.- .....l6 -l9
Del - itetio unn in glr ter 9tndfrage.
GStr auottren:
&eroiine, CD @au.......- ....- l43 Is
Qein0l. rob....>........ ....< LOS
2ein0l get. 49,. lilo
EaroDl, egtra. ........ .-... 81
y gC0 Recommendations. 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10

Afbmal Afbma!
Gtnabdm 8.

gPa&Sem i'd Aereits Iber II Sabre on 4itbma s.Iitten,
unb mid ,pdbreno Der 9ett DOR mebr benH bunberi G.rSz
ten babe erfoislOs ~bebauOeln laHen, aud uerI&iebeneEas
teuts W~ebi3iuen ~uersebiid sebrau@t. lit IS mir bnra bic
gen. elm NitteI eeaen biee iur4tbare 8rontbeit 81 erfins
ben. weIdes bic t&msriten Ani6ue ~inuerbaIb 10 bis -
Wsinuten b%eieiiiat. SD babe tbm ben Tameu ~SSrGns
Spiber's 4itbmapuIper@ ~aegebtn. unb IS an mir itIbit,
iopie peri5ieSentn agoerei, aeibensseiabrt.n nit tets
fi6erem @riolg probirt. Gum 8oble euer Iitbma<&sis
SenbeH baIte ih ss ittts u~orrdtbia unb ienee e sessH
Ginlenbuns naGbenannter Qreiie fret an iebe &ertne.
8reis fir j Dor 81. rs, fir 2 BOren So. Is un6 iar 4Bos
rem $500. gu baben nur aatiu bel mir ieIbit.
6xans Gptfer, beuti4er 9ebrer.
Inns 202 Sladbawt Ctr, Nortb Siee, @bieo9o, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10

Mg Seine Ntarftidreierei, ionbern
elm aufri0tiges, ungeidminfteS Sob lpirO
benz alien oeuti6en 9etImitteI, Or. Nnz
guit &0nig'S 6amburger Srultz
tbee, auerleits. 6r. @lias Wftuer i0reibt
barber pom 8uffaIo, u. y: rS6 babe
mid oft bon Set SorSiigli1teit Don Or.
Muq. R6nig'S 9amburger 8rulttbee
IberSeugt un6 cmpfcDle ibn, NO t@ @eIez
9eubeit babe. H.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10

0ermmng pos 8aIf68cio. @ez
oenipdrtig betirloen ft6 gefdll6te 3mei1
Dollars 9toten auf folgeuoe JtatiOnalc
baufeu in llmtIauf: 2luf Die vSirit Jtatip@
nal Bont" Der Stabt Jtetp yorf = Die
Nlsfiibruug lit SienIi6 gut, Die Sdat1
ttrullg ullter benz ytanlen Der Bauf ieoO6
nnregelmdBi8; auf Die p9tintb Nattonal
Bant" = Yapier uno 2lusfiiDrlNHg Der
3ei1nung leDr gut, Dagegen Die 0rud>
farbe ettpas 81 Duntel: ulBerbem lit Das
Mort "the" por Dent 9tanlen Der 8ant
uno Der Bug iiber ben 9SOrten pay"
1lnD bearer IN Der gta0Ubnrung ausge>
Ialien; auf Die vWtarine Jtatioual &aut"
Der gtarnc Der Baut i'll Der Jtadz
abmung lit gWt. 81. y. of 9fetp gort"
anitatt lpie in ben G6ten ID. Jt- =. Of
the Gitp of Stem Oort"; auf Die v9fatiO7
nal Sboe ano Seatber Sant" NrsfilD>
ruIlg, Yapier nnD 0ruG iebr gut; auf
Die y@tational Banf of the State Of gtep
Dort" = Die S6atttrlng inter DEM Jta>
men Der 80ut lit uuregelmdBig, aber oaS
a~llgerneire >.tlsleben Der Jta6abmung
gIetht Der ddtel gtote; auf Die pJtatioz
nat Sanf Of Gommerce" Die S6atttr=
lIng inter DEM Jtanlen Der 8anf lit manz
gelboft, Die Ausfibruug Der 3et6nuHg
ebenfaIls untergenrbIeter Nrt.
gta6geabmte 6iiufOoaarS@J eOten cir
cIliren gleidfalls; AUDI bier lit Der
bouptld6li6lie lInterl6ien Die mangelz
bate S9attirun9 unter benz NameH Der
Bauf.
.@efGli6te TiinfceutS>S ti6e, mel6e
ftd Dem WsfiIbl lei6t bur6 oas eigeuz
gentbiimlid fettige uerratben, ftnb III Ell
uer grpben Wteuge in lluIlauf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10
Estate of ALBERT GAUDE,

deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
and demands against the estate of Albert Gaude,
deceased, to present the same for adjudication and
settlement at q regular term of the County Court of
Cook County, to be holden at the Court House, in
the City Of Chicago, on the third Monday of April
A. D.. 1874, being the Goth day thereof.
Dated this End day of &bruary A. ID. 1874.
BARBARA GAUDE, Executrix.
ARNo VoSs, ATTORNEY. 4feb6pt 1mIpp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10

GIf8 per Wallone, Wfalaelli9 2O-22,
@ioereiiig 25-26, wetBel Beineifig 70
Cts.
Iriimte .-@rines Ob1t 1tetis unb feit.
@etrodneteS Obit feit uuO in iebDafter
Na6frage. Niiiie itetig NIB Yreils NM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-10

Ser County : Glcrf erbielt aeitern
BON Der StaatS> %SrreuauitaIt IN Saflons
bile &e6nungen gum 8etrage pon 1862,
lit Nuslageu, iUel6e i'm Sntereiie Der
DON Gopf GoutttD 0prtbin g~elaHoten un>
aliIdli0eH n0r""ft lpareH.