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LEGAL.
DRIDGE PROPOSALS.

The Commissioners having heretofore given
the notice required by law, OF their intention TO
build bridges at the following named points,
to-wit: One across Little Raccoon, near the res
idence of Lanson Smith, in Milton township; /;
and one across Little Scioto, near the residence
of Warren Dever i'm Tamilton township. said
bridges to be seventy feet span. ana seEeht en-
feet in width single track, and built ON smith 5
Patent Bridge plan, ah;1tments of first of said
bridges TO be II feet high, the other 10 be l3 feet
high, and that sealed proposals viii be received
al the Auditors office for the erection of said
bridges until " O'Clock NJ, of Saturday, May
9th 1874 Plans and specifications can be seen
nj the Auditors ofllce. The Commissioners
also invite, and will receive and consider pro-
structure separate The proposals must be- for
furnishing all the material and performing all
the labor on said bridges.
The Com mi2SlonerS reserve the right to reject
any or all proposals nled.
by order of the Commissioners.
J. r, BOOTH County Auditor.
ap2s-ew
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We find the following in the Columbus

Journal:
The narrow guage fever has taken
shape finally and shown itself in the in-
corporation of the Hanging Rock Rail
road Company, with q capital stock OF
$2,000,000. The incorporators are j. IL.
Anderson, Edward Smith. John Groce,
A Hamilton, John M. Pugh, Harvey
Wells, David V. Rannels, Andrew Wolf,
j. r. Filson, w. j. Rannels, Fayette
Brown, Charles L. Rhodes and William
Monypeny. The proposed line of the
road is from Columbus Though this
county, Pickaway, Hooking, Vinton,
Meigs and Jackson. Two of the incor-
porators, Messrs Thodes and Brown are
from Cleveland, and are quite extensively
engaged in the coal ana iron trade.
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The enemies of Gen. Howard raised
another howl last winter, and nearly
everybody forsook him, and declared
that he must be a hypocrite and bad
man. He demanded trial by court
martial, and court of eminent officers
was appointed, with Gen. Sherman at
the head, and now this court, like a
former one, has fully vindicated the
Christian Statesman" from all blame.
And still his enemies are not happy.
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After great excitement, and several
skirmishes or small battles between the
contending parties in Arkansas, the At
torney-General of the United States gave
an opinion, upon which President Grant
issued his proclamation, recognizing Bax-
ter as the legal Governor of the State.
OF course this will end the trouble.
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WELSH coNeREeAr1oNA1 CHURCH

The meeting held on Monday evening
in the Welsh congregational church, on
Lawrence street, was very we'll attended,
and in some respects the most successful
of all the meetings hitherto held in the
two Welsh churches of this city. The
Welsh stand deservedly high for their
temperate habits. One of the speakers
on Monday evening, with honest and
justifable pride, alluded to this fact-viz ::
That as far as he could find, after care
full investigation into the matter, no
Welshman, acknowledged as such, and
associating with his countrymen, is keep
ing a saloon or coffee house, or in any
way whatever engaged either in the man
ufacture or sale of Intoxicating drinks
within the limits of our city. This, per-
haps, will account in part why so few sis
ters from the Welsh congregations have
been out on the streets with the bands.
But after the earnest appeals made to
them by sisters Moore, Fee, Warden,
Carter and others on Monday evening,
to come out publicly and heartily to Co
operate with the other leagues, and to
the help of the Lord against the mighty,
quite a number signified their intention
to do so. The men, too, after brief but
stirring addresses by our temperance
Nestor, C. Rowlands, the Revs. Fee,
Griffiths, and others, by rising vote,
pledged themselves to stand by the Ia
! dies
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The New York Tribune asks, ''How
long can this last ?" and says that the
debt of New York city was SS4,673,OI3
on the first day of May, 1871, and is now
$I14,969 554-an increase of $50, ,296, ,48l
in three years.
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One insane Congressman, Mr.. Mellish,
of New York City. has been taken into
proper custody. Cincinnati Times.
But suppose all of that sort of Con-
gressmen were taken into proper custo-
dy, how about securing a quorum2
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A fearful catastrophe occurred at Hay
denville, Massachusetts, last Saturday
morning. There was a reservoir cover
ing one hundred and fifty acres, the
water thirty feet deep. The embank-
ment gave way, the water pouring down
the valley, sweeping houses, trees, etc,
before it. A large number of lives, and
an immense quantity of property was
DESTROYED
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Mrs. Jane G. Swishelm thinks the di-
rect effect of the woman's war on liquor
selling can only be transient, unless the
right of suffrage is conferred upon wo-
men. James head is pretty near level
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-05-21

The cases against the temperance wo-
men of Cincinnati for praying on the
streets, were continued in the Police
Court on Monday
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Rev. Joseph Emery was arrested for
preaching on the streets of Cincinnati
last Sunday. Three other persons were
arrested at the same time. The charge
was, obstructing the sidewalks.
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.SsBYTTOONNL .SNVvTIOONHA

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.--Notice is
N hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator of the estate OF
Sylvia Ragland, late of Jackson county, Ohio,
deceased. WILLIAM RA6LAND.
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A Grange store started at Winona, Wis
consin, last fall has failed. Liabilities
$4,000, with no assets. A similar one
at Owatonna closed up after a loss of
$4,000.
We have come across the above in sew
eral of our exchanges. We hope it may
be true
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CTRAYED.-From the undersigned, in Jack
y son, about four weeks ago, small, dark
red cow, dropping horns, The left one more
crooked than the other. There is q little white
in her forehead. Five years of age,
a liberal reward win be paidfor information
May 2, iS74-sw ROBERT McKINNIss.
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Further Proof.

SPRINGFIELD, Me-, May 4, 1872.
MIR. II. r. STEVENS: Dear Sir: My daughter
has been out of health for about two years.
About a year ago she had tumor come on her
side, s hich was very painful. | saw Negetine
advertised in the Farmer, and sent to Bangor
and got two bottles. She is now taking the
second bottle; her health is much improved,
and the tumor is going away as fast as il came.
Every one in this vicinity Knows what Nege-
tine has done for my daughter, and take
every opportunity 70 recommend it TO those
who are not aware of It's great value.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. SUSANC. RANDALL.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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The Welsh people of jackson county
have always been among our very best
citizens. both morally and financially.
They are good citizens, wherever found
In proof of this, we copy the following
from the Cincinnati Gazette:
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Report of n Practical Chemist and Apotll-


7,
DEAR SIR: This is to certify that L have sold
at retail, sixty-three doz. (756 bottleS) of your
Vegetine since April l2 1870, and can truly say
remedy, for the complaints for which it is rec
commended, that 1 ever sold. Scarcely day
passes without some OF my customers testitying
am personally coSnizant OF several cases of
ScrofulouS TUlROrS being cured by Negetine
alone in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours, Al GILMAN,
To II. r. STEVENS, Esq. 46S Broadway.
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Every ono speaks Favorably.

EAST MARSHFIELD, Aag. 81, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS: Dear Sir Il have been troubled
with Canker from childhood, causing my
mouth to be so sore at times, that was unable
to eat. Have taken many preparations, but
with no effect until tried your Negetine. After
taking a few doses, found it relieved the
faintneSS a the stomach that always accompa-
nieS Canker humor; and by the time / had
taken the third bottle my mouth entirely
cured Have not been troubled with it since
that time, which is eight months ago. have
recommended it to several of my acquaintance;
and every one speaks favorably of its good
effect. Yours truly, P. S. SHERMAN.
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The following is taken from the report
of the State Commissioner of Common
Schools, page 1S9;
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The work of repeating the Sunday Or
dinance was completed by the Board of
Aldermen on Monday, at special meet
ing called for that purpose. So impa-
tient were the opponents of the Sunday
law to wipe out that ordinance that they
could not wait for the regular meeting.
OF the 25 members of the Board Is
were present, and of these II voted for
repeal, and only one-Mr. Bishop
against it. Heretofore the main argu-
ment against the law was that there be-
ing State law on the subject it was su-
perhuous, and at any rate twas not enforc-
ed. Now, however, a very different rea-
son is given, and we call attention to the
comments of the German press on this
subject, reproduced in another place
The latter are jubilants and the VoLkS-
freund is insulting to the opponents of
repeal, using all its favorite terms, such as
'mucker," Pharisee, Puritan, etc. The
Volksblah is more dignifed and respect
full, as is its custom, recognizing, in a
reasonable degree, the rights of those
who differ with it on the subject. The
VoLkstreuad seeks to commend itself to
the lower classes by using hard words
and attacking the women as if they
were the personal enemies of every one
who did not agree with them, and vile
creatures at that. This paper does not,
of course, fairly represent Germans, as a
class If it was fair representative of
of any considerable class, Cincinnati So
ciety would be in deplorable condition,
but we are pleased to believe that the
spirit exhibited by the Volksfreuld is not
that of the Germans generally. This
paper also credits the Democratic party
with the repeal of the Sunday ordinance.
1t is not our business to dispute this
claim, but it is our opinion that a great
many Democrats are getting very tired
of the party and are very far from sub
scribing to the sentiments OF the Volks-
freund
A person reading the comments of the
Valks6l1t, would be very apt to get the
impression that the ordinance repealed,
prohibited recreation, and compelled
people to stay at home or go to church
on Sunday. The editor probably did
not have the ordinances before him when
he wrote on the subject. In order to
guard against the impsssion referred to,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-25
9 9aIi3

6 apaa8
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-25

>'NAt~~'S-'
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utun
SparbaRf HR6 SrHft @OmpanD,
426 9adapanna glbrnur.
GapitaI 21O,OOO.


9Bir tabltn alien DrppiIicrfn SntertiIsn an
ttn srfrn Wcniasen I'M 5anuar unb 9uIi ts-
ben 9abrts i'm Sstras SOn
fed 8 Mros
auf intipisusIis Tspolitrn, bic $4,000 nidt
iibtrifeistn, uno fiinf prrpnt an allen Sum.
men ibsr S 5000.
gtuBtretm trsftn mir I'M glrtiFsl VI, Gel.
tipn II, unfsrer in btn paBtuUIs bsierrrufieu
RebenafIsBs gurfsbruugtn fir rige 9psilung
err prpfitr bisisr Sparbanf itpil6tn allen De-
pplitrrsn, tinmal in fiiuf 9abrtu. ..
Diele Stitipn uniersr Rsbenssisgs Iautst
ME folgt:
,,Grtra DibibeRetH. - 2lm Gnbe
tsbtr fiinf 9abrr pom frien Rentdg I'M 9a-
mar 1874 an gerr6nrt Ioa tTflGrt unb be;ablt
ptrbfn cine DipiSGnee pon alel prpiiten, bic
iib in ben lfBtsn tiinf Sabrsn angslantmrlt bn.
ben (nab glb;ug ber bfreiis erflGrtsu Digisrn.
ben. Der nStbigsH 8anFausgabtn, unb hfr ,ur
@ufrthteTbaltuns hes @runbfdpitals nGibiern
Summen unp Tim Snterfifn earan iu tab en-, }
all uno unter ale lpI6e GspOIitrren, heren
Dtppbtfn Gin euuferf Epllars iIberIteigen une
ipelfe in een Snlfiht fur tpsniafens Elm 9abr
perbliebtn lne, Hapfolasnb benz eriten Gaa
m SdnHGr Raun geasnpGrtie, i'm
8erbGIinib su eer bon ibnen beppnirten Gum.
me unb CUR 3rit, p6brene pflhfr ens btIaets
TeppFhm IN BEN Snltitut ssrblitben 10; a6sr
in btr btiasitn grrtbeiIuHs lpa fsiu Stjue auf
lbeilf eines 9abItS eencntnsn tptrefn; ieoph
Ipa iebt inutrbalb sines Sabres ttpOnirts
S5umme Str,eidnst tperbtn ;un 3mtd stf Se.
rthuung ber ibr ~ 1bfil ptrefnefn grtrd.
Gisihenpen gum trttsn Gag i'm 9anuar; ndblf-
fpleene bsr 9sit, IN ptIbsr 90 fsprnirt ruar."
Sul 8srb6ltniB su ben ppu anerrn 8auien
In Srantpu trfldrtrH Sipibtnesu. pirb pitIe
8sstl, susrii dboptiTt une tn ardft stisBt BON
uHs, iserm Deppiitcrrn psuisfns Elm bis ipsi
YrpIsut i6brlib ertra AT istnsn DsPpllifn
bTiueen.
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Illus Dem beaticb em 0ierteI.

Die am Snmllag, ben 15., abgetalteus
NabI fir DsIs9atrr Sur Sfl6iiGns Der
psrf6teprnsn psmp!raitiasn Gonpsnttu.
men, wsIIs aas i'm eaufe bieltr 9Bpde
nbssbalttn Duro,n, petltef ,ismitG leb.
bait. Sc trGren nt&; pentgtr aIs nFun
@anbipat:a, bic Aqt tbrs tCRbars 3ett
far stniss Gage psm @aujsn otns De.
,abluu9 ppfsru MOLTEN, pa ispp1 bios
bret srwdbtt psrptn funntsn, gab 60
felt fpsrlfanbltd man6es bstrtibts @e.
liht, naHrsm pns RsIuItat psrtanpst
wuree.
@tns SGunrattpn, pie bic ldbiiGhen
Gslpsr ptrgsuprt werbtn, ,sigt Der
Dur@bruG Der Rtptrfrass, Don Grpar
frnes ;u Ytttstcn Aptnut. Die &trls,
Die pas YrOi,it 3ur ausfibruns brad.
ten, wdrtn brftr In stutr Srrenanlfalt
aufatbObtn, itatt bic 8trwaltuna prr
Stapt in 5daptn ;u babsu. 50 Seiat
iih bier nur lu ssnau, ME irgsno sin
5aGun!t GENTLE &Iadsn Ter Btp5Iftr.
uns auf &cfsn anprtr Su Gettiren lucbt,
um ptrrn Stimmtn fur poIttlht 3ptd,
~ a&sru. Die Sirnet, ME lir isst
aussssrabsn. II ntdtt stnmnl fur etntn
lstAtsn sea8sn fabrbar; truBpsm iofstt
IS unsebture Summtu, ptrlsIbs In lul.
dem s8afdnp Ju brtnssn. Der 8sg.n
pon libter gBpdae bat eintn @raten pun
4 5ub Strfs uns 6-8 Su6 Brsite ein,
ssrt1lsu. ausr S@utt, Sisint u. (. w.
bdulsa iit in GsparRraBs auf 70 pa6
aud 6tsls baiC nibt mtbr su tsfa9vsn
ttn rirp, bud lou ss 70 letn, to tSnn-
ten lonf tttnt SOntraIls ausgtssbrn
werotu, nobel manGsr Dollar in bic
5alasn Der &tip 6atbers panprrt.
Die srpbte SHptnpsIei ldtint un fret
tia In bsr SRnIbfe6rpe pOrluFcmmtn,
unb pdrs 60 niht fir Wdnntr wts
Blnd, 8oltn uno Bdsusr, 70 pdrtn Die
3arIablsr fit Der neusn SrgantlattpR
um Saulenbr btfhwinptlt.
Su Der l2. gBaro fpgts tin ntufs
ShnIssbdube srsitttt psresH, uup
wurrs bas Bah Committee brauliraet,
AnsttDts tntgsssnSuntbmen, unb pann
CEN Nisprisfsn BITE arbrit gu ptrgtbsn.
Serlnisptne An9tbott famen Elm, unp
na6Dsm Vile ssShnst Warsu, Rsats ss
fib btraus, pdb SCbH @itlUn pae nttb,
riefs @nstbut stnbradtt, ntmIt& als
@runparbtittn fur 1895 pr Subtt
gap gu tsfcrgsn.
90 nett Ihtsn aats In Orenuns
ep& mao stnausrtr unttrlu&uns fanO
ss fi&, eab aus anetrsn Anstbots &C.
dnpert pnrtn. 90 battsn Dts @ebrlper
| WbtGip UFsrtrt, bic Nrbttt fur 1915 p.
Rubttparb gut bun, bod mar aus Crr 8
stn 8 stma&t; 70 mar 90 NIT aIIsn an.
bern, @tbicn lcuts Die Grbsit srbaIttn
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Ranlots.

80 Cots, an Der Rsminsfpn aSrnue CSlo-
GUMS 6lat) gtlsgsn, tperhen eegrn pier tsrmiu-
tpeile 3ablungen gum gerfauf ausasbcten.
,ttir Baumsilter III bislr @slsgsnbtit gut, ba
Cant grnus auf bfn ganbe II, UNI ben Stauf-
ersis Der tots psrauslGlasen su fSnnsn. ga.
tsre Ausfanft wirb srssbsn ron bas. >,
Bred, rber In btr On &C bes ,9BpGsatldit'.
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OSirfbfcbaft an t,erfanFen.

Der lluttrssihps.r pferirt hermit feline
BiIttIGati an penn aprnue, srstniibsr esr
Didipn habrif, gum @trfauf ntbf peGainei.
ger Ginri6mns Ndblrss ju srfrassn am pIast
lslbif bel 9cbn 9asPar Uefr Watb.
&pbltEs. aa6
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Sil tDerf0ufcn:

3wti g4Obnbduirr unb Cots, grltatn In
Slntelp 3ppnIhip. unb bfibe prrltben nit allsn
Verbsi'ruueeu. tpie Sadofsn, Srunnen, Stal.
lung u. I. 10. 3abIunasfermin Ieidt. RGbere
Wusfunft in eisifr Sffief, pter be @usulf
S9mttt in priefpias, nats SIppbant.
2fmi6m
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3u ADcrtitietbesp: /:

Sir rtne &e;bs Sabre = III 3is 9tdsr guies
Sauerstlane, ssIesrn I'M eadapdnua Conn.
tbtp unc an bic CIV Sudutpn sftnSsnp, an
eer Vinie bon pittstor Apenus, unb uur 20
VfiHutsn Gang BON ber Ssibtfabrif. 1irIe
Sauerei eisast ii& SUr,iisi6 gum Salisn ppp
aibe1 fir Dfll6etpinn une CUR YFanSune
bon 6jemiiIsn fir ben WQrt. Die yennIyIs
panta Sabn paEiyt turp bas 9arb an tem
Ssastr MtabeOp Gnre. Nsbrsrr aaIe duel
len llne auf eem eanb. Wegrn Gftnigs unb
gfeinsunssH frass man ua6 tai
~ Spbn Saublep
2strpa Scranton, pa,
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Vrdllttnt,-5ob panbIfp.
8ise pr6libsuteu, q. Wu ldre,
9tep Rofes 9Bbittp.
Dtreftcren,-Spbn SaneIeE u. ". Stps
pers, G. ". Gorap, Don. .. .. Gpls
Inns, &ep. Mipfes gBb ittp, Gepare
81. gBiIIarb, Ebpmas pbtlltpe.
Truifsss,- -Sames 9prban, Or. W m. 3,
pier Rilo ;. Wilipn, .. 5. Sp-
ran, Ebomas .. 9epans, Co.
rpbpn 8. Belle, 8artb. Y. eco
narb, Or. D NJ. 9a9gertn 9pbH
%. Mapsr, g4tIItam Q Gull.
ilutsrIn1unse- StbSrts-9Sbn 9anblsS
Sbpmas pbiIIips, Gepare R.
9Billars, @illtam SHuIL Wts
10 8. Wtlfpn.
0afiirer-q. Artbur @atrts.
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sSla tpcrf0mfe1l :

Gin StpsifSdissS @Obnbaus. nit asllsr unb
Spmmertiihe babiutr; bic yOt III 55 Fas
brett tst 1876 FuB lang, nit AIlsp biRien. Wit
MrgebGueen. ObfbGuuleI unb elmer sro5en
Nuidbl irdsensfr Graubsu, 2llss pObI anee.
bait. 9u srfrassn bel Safpt 9aWsraIb
part Stl.
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Ftrner sriu@t i'd bisisnissn, peI&s mir
l9uIpsn, UNI pHnftli6r 3abIuns; uHb psr
FOrbsrunssn esssn mid bat, mag bifislbsu lO-
fort an mi b Sur .3ablnns sinrSihsn. au6
wtro fur fur;s 3rit aisIbt cine SnusbGltsrin
asiu1t. I'm 9afpb Sausratb.
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lafkamanna 6ans,

eadapanua NSenus, uabs BEN Depot,
gbaS. Srcpp, prOp'r.
Das rbigs, IN better @rile riuseridttetf
Sauq III NIT Mllsm Ssrletfn, mas benz Sbrper
lar Gtdrfuns unb Grfril&uns nBtbis u.
Gutes Bier, bic feinifrr gBeine, 9taubrs
uut Giearrsn, tparms unO fnltf Spsilsu; 4u'
fern. avf isbs giri ,pbfrritet.
Sin fsiirr Saal fir Damen unb dnmilisn.
Tim lablrsiGtn 3uIprut erIu6t ltinf 6rsuu-
te 25in8 Gbds. Srppp.
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0Sirtb iebaft an permte b en.

ba[p, pa. Der plaB fam aud aefautt
psrbsn. ea her Giesntbtim mad pem Sipen
auspanosrn MIL. S,binsunstn Guenli biaia.
RGbre Ausfunft piro In bleier Sfnee ertbsiit.
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8erfaufe -Serlan9t.
Rlt a1crfnnfc11. .

Cine gdrtie Geu3bpRen unS Bretter
BON pcrjhsIiter Sualtt6t; lcwir Baubcl, ie.
Der art, tptItrs nab Bsfelluna aeidat unS ae.
ltsfrtwirb. 2luftrGss nsbmen an Sr. Gbaries
Ntfbsr Snanton, pbfr Stautu. 9reilth.
Dunniuss. 5m,7l
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00NIe OOtel

Srn 8 eurD gS n;
Rp. 3O5 penn astnut, StranteH pa.
giur refine unssrfGIIHit getrGnFe unb bic
btlien Spsifen mtrbtn perabrtidbt. uub Iabs Id
meinf 6reunee unb has aeebrie publifum ~
rt1t ;abIrei6em 9tIu@s bSfiGIf Gin.
- Rsiltnet fnbru Gfsts bic tsift 9tbtr-
bsTeung, 2fmi74
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Sit Oerfumfc1s: /:

Gin SprihBdisss bpppsItse @Ubnbaus, se-
ltgen an pthfcn Mue nit riner Got 40 bri
200, unb allen noibweupisrn Anstbduesu,
Rabsrfs ,u srfrassn BET 6 spar Ndeelt.
;u Slo Forge, eadapanna 8ppnibip. 23il
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3la iperfnnfcrr: I:

Der llnttrlei6nste bistst biermit fieten auis
pfTps uno @rf6trre cine anSabl Jratt= une
anesre gBasen uebit sIaem 3ubfbBr gum Der
taufs an. Rdbsre Ausiunff sTtbrit W. aapp,
Serantor, Do. 23n
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3it ADcrf0ufeal :

g d Sne epts, frei tnppn an Der Jranf-
lin Apsnus cine an Wulbsrryfraes un6 bic
anesrsn an cine aIltp srenBenO, prrben untsy
btut9sn Seetnsunesn pfrfauft, glau meles
ll6 BET
10ap SObu 3eibItr Snanton.
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@tI&6ftshuntsn; : DE 9anf II often t6sIi9
RON 9 bis 8 nbr, uAb an Samfas Abtnpsu
ron 5 bio 8 TIbr, 1871
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cS0GSOsu 0Caasa,

8ranFIin aSrnus, ttaBt btm eifenbaBn-D Depot
eprsnt 3eibItg eiSsntbimsr.
Das Snus IL utu anb IN ppllfpmmenRtr
Ntilf eiusrrt&tst uub Sif@ urb stIlsr lie.
fern an Sptiirn unb @ttr6nfsn has 8fff,
mas su babsn III. ~-5e
S0Iibt 2tuls fSnnsn StoR uab essis bsiiH
5asr pbeThT @r@t ertaIttn. i7fT0
% aSrsHs 9tibItr.
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Sdsins CUR SefDrbsruns rrn pafaeisrrn
BON une mad alien @eeenben DeutlhIanbs
unb Der S6peis nit Dampf- pber SsgsI-S -S6if-
fen iiber Nnt,perpen, Bremen, Samburg, Saprs,
eiperbCpl &c. Su bebtutene ermGeietsn greilsn.
ausjabluneen bur6 poIf- -4uptiluuetn bird
ben NOrbbeutlbfu elpyb natb benz Nprbbeut.
fhen 8unb, 9aiern, Bfrttemberg, Sabrn,
psiien, eurrmburs, ben 9itberlaneen, DANE.
mari. Sbpsbeu unb Rprpesrn.
6jrlber fir unIere Rshnung tn DeutIGs
lamb einb9ablt, rer6sn IN Sch pber @eaen.
psrtb tn pdpier bon uns Sereiitrt.
8cama6ter, DlietbS- une Raufs apntrafts,
gereiniets Staattn p6iIe &c. ausetfertist.
Sir alt bpr@ uns bsIprgtsn 0sl&iftr pirb
garnntirt.
6mi9 @iIb. 9. aitleI u. 60.
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S14 & 316 Lackawanna Ave.,
;stst bisrmii hem pubIitum an, b0B sr Sas fri.
Der Spn ". u. 9pIpin esfiibrtt RSbeI- sc.
i1Gft Itsrupmmen bat une tpiro iih bemiibgn
ale feline Suuben eurb bic bette 2lusmabl Der
irber Art MSbsIn ;ufrisSen su lfeIen.
Sstellurssn Hnp Hrparatursn aufs prpmp-
tefe auseefubrt.
SD made hermit bas bsulI1e pubIttum
nod aufmertIam, bab Id nit rem friiter ae,
fhbrtsn 9fI@Ifts utbi mebr in geIbinenna
ftbs. s" W '
Wiein @rIGGftsIpEaI 1T 3t6 9afd. glps.
5l72 Veter @uuifeT.
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Anmertuns. &c mare uns istr
lttb, wsnu bic SsWobnsr Der ps, lnnpe.
nen Dtfrtltf, wis Der IL. Barp, 10.
Barc unp 5pOs part, 5itsrs pon RG
bSrsu Ittbsn. Dab ts In tbrsm sises
men SltsFslfs II, Itsst sIaF auf Osr
oaRp, Rtp.)