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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

~ In County Court last Mon
day, C. w. Alexander qualified
as guardian of Enoch GlidewelI,
and Samuel McCallister renewe d
his bond as guardian of Mildred
j., James G., Ferd A. and Beat
rice EcCaslister, minor heirs at law
of John Walker, dee. The same
day, the will. Of Needham Koonce
vas proven, and Burdetta and R.
N. Koonee qualified as executors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
State Of Tennessee, County of
Lincoln

C. Allen VS.. John Patterson
4 y this cause it appearing by Gtiidavit that
4 the defendant John Patterson is Justly
indebted to the'plaintiif, and is non-resi-
dent of the State Of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
on him, and an original attachment having
been levied onhis property-Itis is, therefore,
ordered that publication be made in the
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER, Il newspaper pub
lished in the town of Fayetteville for four
successive weeks commanding the said John
Patterson 10 appear before me at my Of
flee in Fayetteville, Tennessee, on the
llth day Of April, 1874,
and make defence to said suit against him,
Of ii viii be proceeded with ex parte
march5 f. ! FULTON, J. P.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
Do Good as you have Opportunity.

Every one she reads these
Zines can dc good deed by get
1iug peB subscribers 20 the
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

~ In erdag 70 keep our
band in we hase added, a new
stock of Prints, Family GEace-
ries, On, Shoes, Boots, Ready
made apthing, at cost-all
iric!ly - cash, ID. c, HMLs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

o. Peters Musical Month
ly is without q superior. The
March number is as usual-full
of choice music. We heartily
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

Bk& The American Sardinc
Co. Boneless Sardines, are
much better, and less than half
The cost of imported Sardines.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
AtIssnfp- Georgia.

[ reported tceekly. for the OBSERVER. By II
T. Cor &c Bro. ProdHce Merchants
Corn-white, 92l4 @95; yellow, per busf
-.... Oats, G8@ 20. Flour, per bbl.
1872 ibs-fancy, SO OO@11 %; family
9OO@l0 %; extra, 81 50@8 90; superfine
-...B Bull shoulders. $40 (
hams, 1I1a@12: clear sides, 81 gle. -.
Rye, per bush, Z HO@1 25. 49,. W heat
Tennessee white, | SU@1 80; ed, 600
20 =. Barley,P BUSH 25@l 80. Irish
Potatoes, BILL, So L0@3 90 IIay,$l 25@l / AZ
Meal, 92l5 @g5. Lard, Dbl, 80 q 10;
cans, lO1s@l1 . Butter. choice, 25a = e -.
EggsI2Io a Is Featkcts, new, Goa 90 Dry
Hides. A sheeting, ---
=. u Shifting, --- Cotton Yarns,
-. apples, 81 58@6 90. -. On
ions, 81 5000 % =. Dressed Turkeys II
ola; do chickens, 10@l2s
Corn and oats dull.
Wheat, moderate demand.
Flour good demand.
Dressed Poultry active.
Butter, good demand.
Eggs dull.
Onions and Potatoes active.
Feathers dull.
Hay dull-heavy stocks.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
RsssjsseSS s1'OE5CeS.
Horse and Jack Bills

Printed promptly at the low
est rates, Satisfaction always
given or ne charge. Our stock
OF pictures is the largest we
have ever seen la one Office
Stock-raiscrs are invited 10 call
and see.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

RE- Advertisements areinsertsd inthcor-
der in which they arc handed in
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
New Advertisements.

Ia Creme de In Creme.-No. 1. Price, Scots
contains Alpine Horn by SchirneI; Prussian
E.agle March, by SusS; sleep, my Child. Egg
hard; COnjus Amman. by Herr and Ii Harpe.
by Jungman. . piano pieces, neatly bound, Tor
only Scots
la Creme dc ia Creuac.-NO. :. Contains the
Either Player. by Lange; La CapTera. by
Forbes; Slumber Song by Heller; Serenac by
List; In the MOOnli ght. by Re! Nails. and The
LII ...IlA L. M. flAi ElL.f.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

ne Several new nonresident
notices appear in this paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05

BE- More new machinery
is arriving now for the Wooden
Mills. Weaving will soon be-
gin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
D = a ~ e s

For Magistrates and Constables. Just printed
and for sale at this Office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
COUGR, RRlNCHHlS, AosRStNESE

e.
CURES hen all other means and rgrnrie, fan g.
has cured people VIZ =Fr living to-day Wilh 0HI-
one remaining lung. WIhia the past icw tC--,
thus Teinedy has been use~t N thGUsSnd< of rt-s-
with astonishing and uniform success. Artr.
experience has demonstrated the fact that % 80
urnarhc> nearer - sJccifc for all THEoaT SG.t
LurSg- AFPECTiOSs thrH any ne'lirirr eyrr Dis
ccteryd. Il IS not only ~ W '-'ing u-ed amt ret
onHncade'l By tie ,Ist le THoi iud skfilet HIST
clans bur BY the best and Ost distinguished per
sons OE, the American ontii.,. 90.
e. GLOBE FLOWER II contains r"'
oriuia TO 20 oHursor other disa = erahlr Prnr
ties IN ipf;rI.t may tale IL with Iert'rt >urtN
Globe Flower tnugh syrup WariAnte 70 cure a1'
give Sati-f .ctivH in every tse, OF the money re-
fuadPi.
RSS~ ITS CURES ARE NE-IHEEED ~
esg7l RS FRIIUEE= ~, uEENCE-N>
- r',Ic byall Druggists tvc..swherc. Lice. ot
DR s s. PcFI2ERT org & co.
trf i,rA. C.Euj.CIt.
PROOF ir.urs aat IIurftrf Jurors
V.,rsal, b. S,fITu. fiIIS- e Co. fwtSC Pr
~ rr,.S Z co. NJ e., .',r. t;lA- T. y RuHfN-'1s.
80. N hJ,C-,..r ., ~. - ~
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BuggiGS, Hacks, Harness and Saddle Stock

This famous COUCH and rNG RENrrY !, tho =.
tive principle, obtaiueg by chemical prDce-- frnut
the Globe Flower" known also n Brttuu Root.
a-a in Botany a e epitalJnthGs Occi' eHtalis -
ThGS rare aud deli Ehtful OmjoaHd J. 81 ,cst-lft
cure for every form Of
, 1874-05-13
THE WEST INDIAN IN LONDON.

--
Cantain Halo. ROYAL Enoinoors. one Of the
Foparrioo IN tbo Dnka If Edinhnrgb was mar
riad an AnriI q 10 The onIv danghter of the
Iate and sister Of tho nrpSanf lord Harris
TN DnLa was nrnsant ~ tbo woldinr
Mr.. Firth, the Emigration Agent Tor British
Guiana IN Calcutta, IS acting also as agent Tor
Natal, Tor which additional service he receives
a remuneration OF 3OGl.
The HISS 70 the British Government mon the
a~xistino RovaI Mail confract for the wear 1879
was ~ 779j against no o5nl in 1871
Inc J0"'"a5 des Fa6Ttca%ts de S4cre' IN
olddlng It's readers De OF good cheef, refers 10
the dehclt IN the crop OIL CuDa, when Is eSll-
mated aC loo'ooO IONS anu 70 tnaC u the
Bfazh crop WhIch IS put GOWN az oo'QVo IONS.
Ine Exports OF Java are eNPecCeu 10 DC nlucH
less "hi!SI 'ne oe4clc oI me crop III louisiana
WIN oOH8e Tue Chlleu 0'areS 10 import d
larger quantity OF sugar Inc JouThai aISo
tb;s v Toar is is ~" II'o RG"in 30 shaw ,I0ov M i""roas o.
On Tia "tbar bon1 T,ryn+ Is hgcon'inr Iarro
@ : IN III W III 49, 147SP lf e ,"'3
Tho i t' y aara : "T,rrn, t'7 Sons - inlrJo l II
Cno.g : :" i" "' IV 2a5I IA i1aSP 'G rbiob is ;" gono
naIn : T"o,nG' ~ Jo"!""' "'4 - e,
the above estimate If crons remains TO he
seen. So far as the English market is con-
oerned, business is still very restricted, owing
in a great measure to the impending Budget,
the terms Of which will. however, be known
by the time these remarks appear in print.
One of the most forcible arguments which the
recent deputation laid before the Chancellor
of the Excheouer was that the abolition of the
duties would preclude that disturbance of the
market and interference with the course of
trade which prospective Budget changes all
WAYS cause. The Importation Of foreign re-
fined during the three months to March was
$4,000 tons against $4,000 during the same
period last wear. The total of unrefnpd I'M
ported during the three months was 652O7
tons, against 124, 033 tons in 1878. The ouan-
tity entered for home consumption being
, 1874-06-12

Tho Contents Of u Senatorial Cellar
ut Auction.
From ths Nash.naton Chronicle, Juat6.
Tho enlo Of tho furniture In the residence Of
the late Senator Sumuer was supplemented and
concluded yesterday by tho sale Of tha wines md
liquors in his collar.
The vines were brought up from the cellar
and placed in lots, according to tho catalogue,
on tables in the dining room. Tho collection
was modest ono, and numbered about 425 bot
tios. There was great variety OF different
wines, however, although tho quantity in each
case Waa small.
Tue attendance was comparatively small not
over fifty persons hoing. prosont. Only In OK
ccptionai casos did the winea bring fancy prices,
the most being sold at moderate rates.
hlr. ceary, Of tho firm Of Latimer & cleary,
noon. Prior to opening tho sale, he stated that
ha had heard TINT a rl,Inor WAS abroad that winoa
aud articles Of furniture Ind been brought in
tho houHe aftor MIR. Summers doatl, to ba sold
caso, and said the firm with which DO waH coll
nectel would give reward OF $1,000 to uyper-
son who would provo the rumor truo.
Below ia given O list OF the prices pnid for dIf-
foront brands Of wines and llqnors: Thirteen
sautorno-to James Wormley,, for s2.25
Harlow, for sl,75 oach; 4 Julea hlumm's
o oso ohsssa so Foys e @s 1ef
clarot, to lii. Wormloy, for 91.25 eaoh; 90 Vim
10 Zucco. DUO dAnmalo, sherry, to bLr. Worul-
Icy, for 80 each; ~ Meaoc claset. to -. s."
for 81 ceuts oach; bottles and ! bog st. Julien
clarot, to ~; s., for sl.1o per bottle; II BoH-
for s2.s5;, 7 burgundy (Corton), =, 10
Mr.. Wor1nley, for 93 zach; 4 Cha
| teau sauterne, to Frederick Douglass Jr,.
Tor 1926 % eaoe oal3fsn1 a aaxl9 brandy to NJ +
1Ir. Worlnlcy, for 50 euoh 7 bottles Of old 1so-
nance Dnrgaady, yeEy highly pr!zed BY A1r.
/ bottle Of !" Juhannisborgor Cabinet, from the
collars Of Prince Metternioh, 1862, Twas bid in by
1lr. Barlow ut tho large sun Of $12. In dtspos-
Ing Of this particular bottle, Mr.. Cleary said he
had learned from q oreditnble nouroe TINT It
,yas Mr. Summers especial admiration, aud that
whenever he wont into his wine-colar, which was
perhaps but onco year. ho lad this identical
bottle hunted up IN orIor that ho might bo sure
TINT it WIS Htil in lis possession. and always re.
marked that he iutelltod to havo 1t oponed OH
some occasion whom ho had particular friends tc
| dino WitA him.
Tho house presented desolate appearance, as
most Of tho furniture sold lad boen removed bJ
| tho purchasers.
, 1874-06-12

pf044CukG}t an CQuE4L4GA N!Ato ~ H0o
Sta,., G7a.n .-,m.. .,.,.
Upon hs principle mo fsnS" M o ss9tm,o ha't IN
to ali proecclnga growing out Of It pondlnH at tho
tmo Of tho roro'l-Ssd1.. lso al'd cnass IN noos
in liz co Court bsow aud s judxent ia therefore IT.
af%s1; 1s1;n.d.
A"'"'"' DISSENTING op,s,oua.
waiEer S,an' and r4,aiu' H..
we do not ooncur ] in thIs opinion." ia," ~"
snron,a co9Mr ort ,ot tpis o,n,r ,t ho,
Ing supreme vouts met tnle uoin'' a..nt ~ r'll-
an psnssote tho eowinsg H businosg 1fs
MOTIONS DlBrosEp or.
ng 1fr. Jt..ics crai7.-23. 1iiran raaAeld .. 4;
Of tho docket, tho Judgment Of the Circuit Court was
affirmed, for tho rcaaon that wcrc assigned,
nna there were eres o., Or abstracts t. or .rIa e Mon On
examination of tic ait1avit 1lled, NO think perhara
s,1cont cn,ise ID shown why tho order Of nffrmance
hayc oayo to file abstract and briof and to assign
orrors: .,
Of to,y @ 5es a .a q G ns o
errors can be oi istAnter. Tho defondant In error
will then have ton dayAto lo Ills briot, aud tho reply
ses spn sSs heasniis hassnusinis Aco uurns a.
1niniatratsIx &C., V. Illinois Central Railroad COM
e to tn % ha 9hs 4sfn II oiep tho %
that ho writ nas aorvsd upon an ngon Of tho Railroad
Company. rio objection Of tofendant In error Is,
sciro facas upon agent, and, therefore, tho COM
mon INV ruo Which requires sorvlce upon tho chicf
oillcor Of tic Compans must bo observed. We have
hold heretofore md Wo adopt tho same ro now, BY
analogy, that, III tho commencement Of an original
suit, service npon agcut Ia sufficient. Tito motion
IL, therefore, ten1od.
NH. Nr. Justice lFc1 iltsttr.-166. T. McNecley Y.
Join X Wright-Appeal from Washington. This was
an action Of forc!bo entry mud detatncr. The dc.
feudan has Appended to this Court aud tho bond tven
Is In tho ordinary form Of boudB In actions Of aa-
sumpRit. Motion ls made to dis,nsa tho nppcnl
for want Of bond providing for tho payment OF
routB It ia insisted by tho appellant Tint 1t falls
,lnor tho general law snl TINT Hlch bonds arc not
necessary Tho statnle approved Fob. 10, 1914 Sec:
49, provides that II my party shalt feel agBriovcd
by tho verdict Of tho jury DECISION Of tile COURT
upon my trial Ind under ths act, such party may
havo appeal! to be taken to tho sae courts, in tht
sn1no 1nsnner, and tried l tho way a. appealt
are takcu and tried In other I'rorfde The ap-
peal ia prayed and bond Is filed within hyo days from
the rendition OF tho Judgment and no writ Of Fes-
tuition ala be issci n any until tho expiration
Of said Ave daysn That naa reference to appeals Y
this Court, rs woll aa appeals to the Circuit Court
And then tho 10Th sootion prescrbca the condition o.
bonds In caaes Of appeals aud think It appllcs tt
apt,caa tnkca from the Circuit this Court, well a
from ho Justices to tho Circuit Court Tbs 10th
tou rout,ircs that tho bond sall contain tcse prov
eions: Ii tho defendant appeals the condition Of th
| bond Blnll be, that he viii prosecute such nppea
with effect, all rent due, or that may 10
come due bcforo tic nal determination Of the suit
n1tt nfnn nil tAtnoReB and loss which tho plaintiff
snatnin by rouson oY any injury done Thereto durn
, 1874-06-12
THE COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

nANKnurT0T ITEMS.
4 discharge was issued to Joshua Walkor.
BurEn1on COURT IN nn1Ef.
Alfred Weed and ). 1. uoltlsworth, began
suit for QUO against John Atbogast
4, L. Diolfora Il Co. commenced IN action
against Elisha Eldred, claiming $10, 600.
Dwight Kitnk brought SILT for 81 900 agalnat
g. II. sisBon, Omar Newman, mud q. e. Farmer.
BENJAMIN nansom sucl tho sano parties for
$4,000.
Horny @. Dratlsby began snt In debt against
Ralph Plumb, T. Il. Hinokloy, and r j. shum-
way laying damages at $4,000.
a. 4. Cooke sued ". h. King for $4,000.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Friedrich Kucolt tiled bill against George @.
RominHor and wife to foroolose trust deed on
R2,6OO on Lota i, ., and 0, in 6himps SubdivIs-
ion o. 6 eore II ~ the W. Of " e1o p. T. o1
l. Rock Island Railroaa OF the .. a Of tho NV.
n Of Bco. 16. 30, Is.
Tho Hide 4 Leather Hank Of Chicago fliod u
bill against II. B. Miller, for on injunction to re-
stouk.
THE COUNTY COUNT.
In tho matter Of tue estate Of Mary 4. Doliell,
grant Of administration was issued 10 hotA Il.
kohall, under IN approved Of "a LOO.
biary L. uayon wns appointed guardian Of Jo-
seph Haven OF nl., ntiuors. undor an approved
bond OF 52,0oo.
In tue muttor Of tho Village Of EvanB-
lon, tho Court granted 1oayo to dismiss
tho petition to aBaesH tho costs OF CONSTRUCT
lug m improvement known aa tho EvanHton
WAtor-Works, and leave to Withdraw the asHoss-
ment from tho ilce.
Grant Of guardianship wRB mado to Ezra II.
Joflrca as guardian Of George ". Jolfros d n1nor.
Tho bond in S2,0 600 was approved.
The following lunacy caaos were triod, and tho
jury returned vorlicts Of insanity: Fredorieka
Millor, Mary noartlon, Cynthia Bushirk, 4. Pc
teraUn, Moscs smoicinaky, Joseph Williams,
James II. Patterson, and Katie Nusbaum.
In tho matter Of tho Datate Of Mink Girno, tho
administrators annual account was approved.
THE CALL.
JuDaE BLoDGETT-lg hearing my cases roady.
JUDGE RoaEus-449. 5Gl to 635, except 5G3,
tB5 SGT, 5G9.
JuDoE BooTn-207 to 225.
JUDGE TnEE-No further call Of general docket
nor calondnr until further notice.
JunoH GARy-G2 to 90, except GO, 80, 81.
JUDGE MolaouERTs--14 20 Il, except II, 10,
md "a.
SUPERIOR NCoDRT-CoNFEss1oNB.-H Batzcr OF
ii. '. Autou ungcwctter, $t99.75.-E. J. Cuyler v
Charles ]. Ouylor, $54o n.
JUDGE GAnr.-Charcs Do,ton ct al. =. n. r. ua1c,
sl53os, md motion for now triel.1J. i. Walton Y.
Michael Heath, $lG0-O L. WhnelocR =. John g. Corn
ing 1901 :5o;@w 7. Page e d. L. Y T. Chicago - area
NSTs1a ESsssa osaa@sa s.5oaa s Ryder
JupoE MononEnTs.-Jamoa Il, Rowland Y. Hugh
Goodwin, verdict $lG0.70.-ChcsteF uazon '. piaburg
e; Waynk cieago Il. 2. Co., CLEVELAND, cinsinnat
Western 3. n. Go. and tue n: 7. Erie 7: = Co.
sl,100.55-o II. Deckwith '. Drice Holland, $42.70.
Olnou1T CouaT-5upoa nooEns.-p. 9. paumgasseI M
vU, Q. McLain and r. s. sumps, s116.-E. Blakt
e nj. y Lrmbernan'a Insurance Company. 81 Ole 20
-8amo '. Commerctal Insurance Company 8, III.
, 1874-06-12

INFORMATION WANTtD-0EORuH T.. MGKIN'
dros8 to ltooM u, R0apaE Block,
, 1874-06-12
BOARD WANTED.


n0ARD--1N THE SUBURBS. CONVENIENT OB
1nf nceess, st modosatg PRICE by saslo gentleman.
, 1874-06-12

prosecuted, an concluded whio II was c1stins INV.
-IaV .. Goolut,, d; 1oors U. Payne, Sal Dearrts on
Wpou thjs principle, tho rerea Of statute puts nm
end 10 ali prosecutions nner the stntnte 1epeated md
tim Of tic roroal tao, aul sin notes.
Wo are Of opinion the case waa properly disposed Of
In tho Court below, aud fs Judgment ia therefore af-
1rmed,
Affirmed.
, 1874-06-12

Tor 6ALE-AT A SAOR1FlOF, 20 ACRES WEI
Tiip perfeot. Csli u lk5 IM6alo:st., Ronm U: -
, 1874-06-12

11oK sAl.E-iI!E IRON AQoF or TUE COURT.
iron xIft!ols all columns. Tho corrugated Iron conE,
jsrE1 uuhutity Of beam iran ~ md Is inches wliu.
and ID 9Vaut anti parties building Apply to TiOS
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poelie.
gDisg' mid 10 S9Iat Wlnltsr {!
Rock ME To SLEEP, MoTmLRw

UASNAA 1AI ~ h1AA<EEf
7tbrt tOa ipisbtr, . Belt bic mir Ia&i,
Ra4' MID gum ainb pisbsr, nur tint Wa&t!
@utisr, fpmm' btim BON hem bllntn Stranb,
Druid MID ans SrJ pitbsr, baIt mir bic Sanb
Rae mir bic Guratn bts Creme spn tr Siirn,
SIfmir bic fiItsrntn paaIt tniwiu'n;
@a8t bst mir, ais pdr' i'd fltin,
Dits' mid In S6Iaf, 1lutttr, ipitst mid tia!
PaIif Du SOl 9itbt ans Stri mid 70 bibt,
Samiss1DtintSDimprrn mir fam ans sgtiifi
RS&f Id am IitbRtn ME mad ipitbtr itin-
@irs' mid In s6Iaf RuItsr, tuisss mid Gin
@&ts bat mtin Ger, In SsrfuTtntr 9sit
SO ME BIZ 2i,bs Der Ruittr trirtui;
Ritmanb snbarrtt unb buIbtt In Rnb,
9rtu, ppnt giesHnub, INNER pit Du.
Hur cine Ruiiir fam Iinbtrn ben S6uitrL
@snn sup br DsIt mib' unb frant II baS Sny.
S4Iumrier. umbilIe m,ln matiss 0tb,u,
SBts' MID in S6Iuf Ruiitr, tpisst mid Gin
8dItl Du spa 2isbt ans Srs MID 70 blot,
S4missa aDsinsSDimp.rH mir fanfi ans gtiitt,
RS&r Id am lisbasn ME mad rDitOsr fsin -
Diss' MID In S6Iuf. Rutttr. ,pIsos mid elm
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Sabrsaus 0.
Dtt
PeaaIblbaaiide Staats,eitnHs,
prrauSssssbsii BON

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
nI&sint ttbm Dpnntrlfag. unb iOfsi 80. 90
per 9abr, sablbar inntrtalb tts Satrts, une
80. 80 na6 Dfraub bee 9abrsanes.
GinltIne Grtmplarfr, 5 Gents per Stiid.
asine Sublrriptipntn pfrbtn fir wtritesr
aIs feds WlOnaitn anssnpmnisn au& fam
1lsziarb bas 9lait abbsfsIltH, bio aIlt 5iiid>
ainbt beiablt lnb.
D8- iim bic abrsTt sInsr i3siiun8 ~ Sr.
dnSnn, ua6 man bic aIis iOpobl ais aud
bic ntut NbrlIt mitibtiIsn.
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the ENNsYLvAEI-
scHE in Dauphin County
il larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertis-
ing medium in this part of the State.
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Die ar66te Nerbrettnna.

Die Circulation btr DptnnfyIpanif6s
Staatss 3sttune" IN Daupbin County
~ GROCER al5 bic irssnb elmer anbtrtr III 9ar-
risburg gsbrudttn bfutibfn cbtr enelil6tn Bel
tung. Sit bisttt btsbalb bic bfft @tltesnbrt,
anltigtn In bitIsm Ibtilt bts Siaatfs sine
tkfle 8erbreitlna M ptrftafftn.
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9amaaua, pa., 10, Du. 1871:

Aama Z No, Va,I to, DN. 1873.
aat. bic cine fd6ne aitbe fur ibt @Obnun'
atn une suaItit Gin Snllrument son unibsrtrtiI.
ben bisS In 9eaip uno Nlpil'S Cobb Bungtn.
DarIOr, Oratl fnosn. Disltlbe bslriS6isi vol.
ICmmsn unb biIbst oas lsitrnte Snllrumsnt be
cages.
SuIia 6. Dbitsnisbt Srsanilin.
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81 atanOp Gity, ga,, 10. Otl. 1873

WabanOp Gitp, ga., 10. SeI. 1873.
Die 9saitp unO YluilS btribmls ,,OOIb,8un>
tn>garlcr'Srsd" III bic tslis isBt etbrau1tt
warIpr. SretI. SD babe iit nit SpTsfalt &C.
prlfl unb i'm f60nsn Zone, In Der ausarbtitins
unb In Der Dautrbafttstsit bel ipsttm pprjiaIis
der ale irsenb time anbns, bic Id lu priifsn Gs>
ltssnbsit Bate, etfunetn, 70 bab Id bititlbt 9s>
benz, btr cine garlor~SrstI trlitr AlaGt braubt,
nit 8nsnilssn smpfsblsR fam.
n.nE @ q IL.
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Ramsntnb, Qa., q. NSp. 1873.

90. Beatty unb glcits.
Wrine SErrsn! SD babe bic Srstl tmpfan>
gen. @aes rstt. Sis sspdbrt sSaiss 9tfrie.
6ieuna unb lbsIbitlst ale Srstln Der limgsssnb.
Dir mSdtsn unS I'm fsintn grtis baron iTsnntn,
iptnn mir ftin anbtrts Snfirumsnt sOn buleItsn
SpLis bstrmmGn T6nnttn.
@pfss Siutn,
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sspsItnu gbiiur bee ,SamaQua GOurirs".

8risft pis bic ubissn, tpslG, ~ @unRsn bon
Bsaiip ubb gloity ,,0plbs6unetn>p parlprsS ST>
ssIn" Iprsttn. fOmmtn uns iertwabrnb bon Con-
nun ,ii. lBir f6nnsn nihts haflr, p,nH biz
Gsuis Wdartn srllt &laiIt ptrIanssn. gDir maf>
fen ibre auflrdse ~ btlCratn fnftn.
ginise faatn: ,.Gs bsrrftt Der Yanifw dice
IN midi Der SAL nit uns. Infer @tIddft esbI
btutt bsiitr btnn js. $40 spJhsliht Artifsl stlie>
ftrt werben, babin finoti man baIo ben Dsg.
DoIIst ibr tints fur bic SCHntass. .S6uIt fau>
fen, 70 pTpbirt bitIs, = iptnH eints fur bic 9cee
10 fcmrtt ~ uns! Sbr f6nnst Gjslo Ipartn.
llnIsrs D,binsunssn fur 5dnbIer fnb LIBERAL.
Nah GorefdIttesn uno fCiifpislissn grpntuitnS
tirsn fiibrisn mir bitle nsue Sretl, bic ,gOleD
bunat," Gin. sic btfibt Sille NOTilae ilbr BIZ
anbdsn, bic 1e an Ghas, Rsinbtt unb Rraf
hss 9onts lbnirifft.
aats, mas mir ssrIanssn, IL tint Yrifana bsI
Snfiruments, - 9br iptrbtt balTtlbt bann fau'
fen unb ss gurtn Grsunbsu tmpftblsR.
u Stnts fur bic pTsis>eifis unb aboreiirt;
SeattD s 9Slptts,
aibtngtnR
Barrtn County, W.'S.
Daniels. 8taitp. Gbp. YIuttt
apriI 23, 1s7I-6Rt.
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u otbs3
YarlOr=Srgeln.

gDir munbnn niSi bardbtr. Mls psptis,
bas bic ,,9UIb,bGnet" bic Isiitnes partorI
SrssI III unb bas ltittnee SnRrumsnt bltibsn
miro, bisntu Saultubt ron 8tusuinen. gpir
fibnn MIR siniss an une bitten, 6islslbtu ~ Its
fen.
81. Clair, pa, 8. Deg. 1878.
50. 9satls unb Ylulls.
Nsins Stutn! SD babe bic bon Sbrtr
Girma mir sussInrbis Srssl smpfanstn un6 IL
prlftn ~ IaFrH, Sic BGtpabrl pulfommens Be-
fritoisuns. SObn Sinsb.
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Wrof. 8, 8. llRasr.
Rsw>9stbIsbsm. pa, 10. Sh. '7s.

Rsw>9stbIsbsm. pa, 10. Stt. '7s.
S6. BEATTY unb glpiis.
Wsine Snrtn! SD bale cine ibrtr ,,0pIb~
8unssn> >garlOr~Sresln" felt feds WOnattn In
gsbrauhs. unb poIlie bisiflbe rlt tinr srilnb-
IiHsn Yrifuns unisrwnfsn, ebs Id fs snpfabI.
Gs frsut mid, jsbt bsJsussn Ju fcnnsn, bab s all
Iss, mas ppn ibr stlaot unb ssr06tniliht fpurbt.
lbtririfit - ia nod mtbr ib lt.b YrpitfcGtn Der
@uiif, unb prOmnsnis Srsaninsn fcmnsn unb
bislsIbsn prlitn, - unb lIe trtIdrrn iammt unb
Ionbns. bab biss baS bsft. fanft u. anssntbH to :
n.nbt Snllrumsnt I'M @arfit fsi. gs bat alle
anbusn bsr llmssssno In S6atttn sslltlt. SD
bin nit ibm Solts Sufrtsbtn unb ftin GsIb iplree
mid sra ibni ~ trsnnrn ptranlai1tn, iptnn tb
isin anetrss pon bsrIsbsn 9lrt srbdlten fbnnis.
Sis m6sen es str6ftntIlhtn, iptnn ts Shnsn
,wtdmd6ig bunft inbtm bitfe Srsd jum Be-
ptilt Dslftn, pas Id iass, sspraft ptrpsnHias.
a&tunssSpl q. 9. 9ti6a arbs.
otpeCtntr gbitor bee ,,Tamaoua Gouriers".