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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-05-06

Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder. etc, are al
ways unpleasant, and at times they become the
most distressing and dangerous diseases that
the Kidneys arise from impurities in the blood,
causing tumOrs which settle on these parts
FEGETINE excels any known remedy In the
whole world for cleansing and purifying the blood
and thereby causing healthy action to all the
organs OF the body. 25w4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-05-06
EIe ctioz1 Notice.

rU,O tho subscribers TO the Capital stock OF
sThe Farmers and PatH )ns Association Oh
Fay stte County, Ohio:"
More tn an ten percentum of the Capital StooA SSi
OF the alb owe ASSOCIATION having been a.
the Stock holders are hereby no tieu 70 Skth
Myers tall in Washington q. II T. on M A't 20
day of lay, \. D, 1875, at 10 o'St oeN "a ~ ~
elect Dill sectors of said AssoetatioH'
: g. e. DREAMER,
John LARRIMER.
JAMES COOK, flnG'tP0A@tSfS'
WM. CLARK,
w r. aUKILLr J
April e4th, 1875. SAWS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-05-06

MT 9nof the 100 Choice Selections"
IN ABH AARis ready. Price 80 cts. The
"Series'' now contains One thousand of the Ia
test and best things ior declamations, humorous
recitations. fam lily readings, etc. Capital for
Oranges, Temperance Societies, and Lyceums.
Also Excelsior Dialogues and Model Dia-
logues.'' Circulars free. Get of your booksell-
er. OF send price to P. GARRETT s. CO.. 7O8
Chestnut ST., Phila., Pa We make the celebra-
ted Penn Letter Book for copying letters with
out press or water Agents wanted. 2Sw4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-05-06
For Sale-Country:

For Sa1e-COuntry:
1SC Cbfrom Washington ton new ls'TG; BRICK house and
good orchard; and all other necessary improve
90 ACRES good black land, on Wilmington
OO pike, near Rattlesnake crSek.
EOR SALE:
erloo, known as the Pancaost farm. Very low.
kOR SALE:
l. A nice Farm containing 150 acres OF good
black soil. well cultivated, lying near Plymouth
EOR SALE:
L 200 acres of land within 4 mile Of corpora
tion. One of the best bargains in the County
FOR SALE:
in miles of town: good house, table 4 fences.
LNOR SALE:
l. 100 acres within Il mile q Washington;
good land; will be divided to suit purchasers.
TOR SALE:
alton good improvement; for sale at bargain
if applied for soon.
TOR SALE
Il 26 acres of good land, miles from town on
CircleviIe pike.
EOR SALE:
Il Several hundred acres of land lying in
Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas and Arkansas,
that will be disposed of at bargains. Other
property not mentioned.
For Sa1e-Town.
Good brick house and three lots on Fayette st.
near Railroad.
For Sale-Frame house and full lot corner of
Paint and Main streets. Evergreens and Fruit
trees. Price reasonable.
For Sale-A good 2-story frame house on East
street containing rooms.
For Sale-A good one story frame house on
/ Fayette street containing rooms full lot.
For Sale-A nice house and lot near Post cffice.
A desirable place for business man to live.
| For Sale-Two good frame houses near Paint
/ and Market street. will be sold cheap.
| For Sale-A nice, new frame house on Fayette
| street, rooms.
For sale-A nice new frame house on Broad
way, will be sold cheap
| Court street.
For Sales or very desirable properties with
nice grounds attached.
For sale-A large frame house on Fayette St,
| containing rooms.
FOR SALE-A number of beautiful building
| lots. lin various parts of Washington.
Remember our office,
OVER HoLBROOK d ROWE'S
Boot and Shoe Store.
FOSTER, CHAFFIN co.,
Real Estate Agents. Washington.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-05-06
CROOKED BOOTS & SHOES.

T YoN's Patent Metallic sttfeners keep them
L EAstraight. prevent running over, wearing off
unevenly on the sides, or ripping in the seams
make boot last half longer. sold and applied
by Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manufactul ers
everywhere. Local and travelling Agents Want
ed to introduce. Send 25 cents and height of heel
for SAMPLE pair, to n. LYON. sole MFc'r 81
State street, Albany, n. Y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-05-06
Notice to Contractors.

vEGETINE is sold by all Druggists.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-05-06

an experienced Architect, and to those who
wish Plans. Specifications and Es Inmates made,
they warrant satisfaction. OFFICE: In CoR-
mans Building, East of Holbrook & RoWe's
Boot and Shoe Store on Fayette street. s3tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

wNsrrp-The Connectien, Of Agriculture viii bold
convention hero on DEC 10
applications Tor the Of water from the new works
into private houses
LECTURES AND MEETINGS
The Rev. Joseph F. Duryea will deliver lecture
this evening In al the Cooper Union On Tho
Powers II the Mind"
At the stared meeting Of the American Bible Soci-
ETY. on Thursday evening several TRANSACTIONS OF portions o
the Scriptures offered for publication Grants OF about
900 Volumes various snsnsge. were made and The Rev
EtssG sq qeSe Was s apG7 a ooes 64
Prof Richard A. Proctor whose course OF Sunday
attracting much attention and esnsns
great deal Of comment will begin series OF nve lectures on
HAT 1sn s H Gp &c S"4G % an
GT0y OF Worls hs 'uGseens and an ns are
now selling rapidly.
The Thirteenth Ward Republicans Of Newark held
amecng Thursday night to discuss the subject otAsson
Resolutions adopted expressing dissatisfaction with the
present mode of taxation nasmuch ash gives opportunity
OF debts which either do exist OF which have only
been made 10 AVOID taxation the correct amount on personal
6e ISss Sn as ear Ss s9s 81
and real Of s ~ M sa se an
lions which The supervision Of the state county
city, or town authorities.
POLICE NOTEs
Mary Dunn, age 40 was fonnd dead in her bed
yesterday morning about at No 410 East Eleyenthst
Hannah Cody of No. 80 Ridqc-st.. while intoxica-
fractured.
Peter O'Connor of No 116 william-st.. fell from
Tss ESQ., BY DrSust t s &eT
Anna Septcrwlch Of No. 178 SuGOlk-st was
severely beaten by her husband yesterday morning. The man
escaped arrest
William Bnnte Of No. I'll East NiDth-st an in
FAINT scaded yesterday the upsetng OF kettle Of hot
wafer, and died soon 9fteiwar1
John Greeley of No. 255 Eli2abetl-st. while draw
pitcher water Yesterday In the back yard fell upon the
1ag ling and broke his left arm.
The clothing of Emma Overin Of No. 1S9 Greene
flames could extngnshed severely burned about
her body, face and hands
Mary Ashton of No. 373 Watcr-st., who was ar
Thursday night charge Of being drunk and ds
be unable walk VII, taken from her
Street Police Station yosteray morning. and
sent 10 the hospital.
Ebene1er West, builder, living in Flushing: l.; l.,
in nttcmptug lump uOn Terry James alp last
M sl,t missed footing fell into the He hal
from frDwDng but at length rescued
by tiIe employees OF the ferry company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

Do not neglect n cough. WIsTAR's BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY viii effect cure 5oc. and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
SUI GENERIS.
CABINET ORGANS.

CABINET ORGANS.
Those who have no, kept pace with the improvements
effected In Cabinet Organs In the last ten or hteen
years surprised the degree of excellence and nsefn
which attained in those made by the hAso
HAMLIN ORGAN CO.. which are Acknowledged 70 Dc TIE
sTAsDAGD 0P EXCELLENCE AMONG HsIBuhsNfs oF i'io
CLASS ThIs atested by their and recommendation oy
the eminent artists in The world such ~ SoVNoD
composer Of "Faust1 Dr. ]. srAINEH torgamst OF 90
Pauls Catleirall Sir JULES BENEDICT, Dr. WILLIAM
SPARK W. j. WEsTBROOK, EDWARD J. HOPKINS,
Dr. FDw f. RIMBAULT, BRINLEY RICHARDS.
RICHARD REDHEAD. etc. Of LONDON: JOHANN
STRAUSS JOSEPH VoCKNER, etc, OF VIENNA
BATIsTE, DrRAND HOCKMELLE, and SAINT sAENS
OF PARIS; THO THOMAS, WARREN, MORGAN,
BERGE ZUNDEI, sMITZ, WELLS, BOISE, etc, OF NEW
YORK aud many others OF the most distinguished organss
and musicians Of all countries recommendations RON whom
given full among testimonials OF more than one thousand
musicians published in the circulars OF tho MASON HAM
LIN CO.
such IA the peculiar excellence OF the MASON & HAM.
LIN CABINET ORGANS that they largely exported
all foreign countries where they have done much for the
reputation American manufactures finding ready sale even
competition with The lower priced productions OF European
cheaper labor At PARIS 1867 VIENNA, 1873, and LINZ
(Austria) 1875 they have been awarded HIGHEST bEDAs
coxPgHross being the only American Instruments
Of succeeded in obtaining award
ia European cOmpe uton.
Among the advantages OF the MASON q HA1LlN CABI-
NET ORGAN are theses
l. The quay Of ITS tones have been improved that they
are fairly pronounced DC Of 0BEsr EXCELLENCE satisfying
ami delightiDg the most musical ear.
q differing stops and capacity for sustained tones adapt
to variety effects possible any other instrument
g. to lern 10 play upon aordng Satisfaction to
who has very Little practice or skin
liable get out Of order docs not require tuning
and Ia very durable.
furnished in variety Of styles and Of prices varying
from $50 ~ II 500 each the greatest number OF and most
popular style being from $50 TO S27j each.
~ claimed hat me MASON q HaNLiN ORGAN CO.. by
peculiar skill Gad erperere accumulated aud perfected ts
ne raGnUJdctyre Of nearly ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
ORGANS and TIE eelre use Of important DsprOcneH and
uHequqlsd facilities produce Instrument Witch Ia stI
GENFaIs eneqvdd, amd, u JadGsd critically u1Pproaehed
by any others Of IT. ctass.
They invite inspection, examination and comparison, NJ
then wareoons p square, NewNor, whore may be
found assortment IN the country OF these
instruments ILusTRArED CATALOGUES with full nfona
furnished fee. organs sod for cash
hcnts o rented until rent pays for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
z. NJ. IlEMITT

the Am. Stables has ussd DALLEys GAtvAsr HoEs
SANE for fifteen years "the best prcparatio
for SpIains Galls, aud Scratches have ever sseiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

FSrh AreRWe Hotcl-Senator Henry b. Anthony OF
Rhode Island r. Hoar and Lieut. ov
H knight OF Massachusetts, Congressman Buriegn
OF Maine mi smith NJ. Weed OF PistsburEh, n IRE
Bowee o. The SprfnGt>d hepnottodn
81 Nicholas U0tfi1ho Non Alexander c. Catteu 81 New
Jersey the Rev Dr. C. Cato President Of Lafayette Col
ieee j. Wiley Ednands OF Roson and H. T. BudGers Plss
Maroon Of Harvard Collogc Ee'ret House Payms,1er
Richard Washington, u. 3 Navy. .Glenhdm HOte-MIs
Imma Waller the actress. ST James Hote,-Paymaster
Arthur Burts T. 4 Navy. Giiseg Hctt-ConSressman H.
II Hathorp 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
TO MIDDLE-AGED MEN.

The Importance 81 the he3ltbneSs ~ the nervous system
among middle aged men cannot De oyerrstatd ns power
life deah and the direct bearing ~hoh ~ mas on
ed plDllupr, us
powers the Importance ~ hs hesithl
on its the danger Of OvertaSng ~
Whether through thought, study or Intense spphcaioh III
research whether by the absorbing
attention conduct OF complicated ana mOnen
ss h,si.s Interests or bv the
propeusites OF the system All these arr proper
subjects consideration, also tho knowledge Oh Mhu ~
moderation excess and when these exist the absolute
cosity promptly seeking advice from an export Nho LOT
long series years has devoted his whole TINE an ateh'
ZION study iDYcstgaOn and treatment OF Az We m
di, Of department, 10 accurately detete
M conditions their nature caises ana origin,
whether arising from IFS TTegaT1ty OF
eSc.ss his rence aud practice, has learned
IN discover nj on &c the deTaugcmeut and promptly apply
the Xpc8eucfi ana 80
nat emit Who naturally, waits IN know without
l. tho matter the extent OF the diausoheh he giopD''
OF rrcuprrauon AID the time required -.,--,
striking example the value OF ecnce ana Prac!caI
ohs.ryat on az usefulness OF the prompt apl Lc
ton suitable remedies found in the important statement
eoluc NOT f.0n one but public inst ntiOns, not only
AT home that large pOluon OF Ose VINO
mental disturbance ai absolute INSANITY pein
ueny recover placed under treatment WITHIN year
alter The first symptoms have manifested themselves
department OF the ram become
hausted by intense mental application derVng " OF te
powr OF connected thought II only recover It's strength
iy being properly shed by tho o. SeTalu s
pets precisely ~ IN every other department.,
WHISTLER appetite, propensity or Ia'si0 sac rvq'nu
ing them the ed and exhausted conul'
tons The Importance of this branch of medical praetfe can
of amy securing of hereditary ueA ana the ie
teuti0n II estates n he same family.
long and large experience IN ths ntecloh nave
been able command the thankful appr' anon
of families in the city and nation ana cel
tainy mUoh TO cultivated minds IN 'onnec
practical experience III what pertains 10 me
Yrse every depat Of the nervous system AMI me
mean recovering er powers whether OK bai appeute
propensity, OF pbs11n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

KNox's display of FURs at his different
store 212 Broadway 53 Broadway and In ne Ih Ayenne
unusually rich, rcd, and attlaftlV'
fail delight the ais Inspection 1hos3 Who want 70
nf beauty at moderate outlay, should make
purchases of KNOX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
Announcements. 4

BuRNErr's COCAINE makes hair glossy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

A LKETHREPTA Is new and pure prep
~ araaou Of Chocolate. Sold by al gTocers samples free
ALWAYS kill CATARhH with WOLCOTT'
~ ANNIuILhrOR sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
LxTTELI d GAX, Boston.
Club Prices for tho best Home and Foreign
Literature.

Possessed LIVING and ether 81 orr ".
vacOns American u0Dhles, subscriber viii ma hns 80
command ths Whole situation. 'PdtLd Eue bat~th
For So 81 TpE LIVING AGp and either on> Ut the American
a. MOI TITLES (or Hapes Weekly Roar or dpps J0f.
nat wsegvl win be- sent for both pospdd ot. H
So 90 fnE LIVING AGE and scriOners 81 htehoJas
IA al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
LONG ISLAND.

NORTH Observation-Disclosures the murderer, ap-
pears yet have been brought TO azng sense OF the
near proach execution. He doelines "a any
eprttnal adviser partly sppei 0n his clothing
wrapping blanket about him lie apparently mag Res that
he will IA some manner escape the fate which await HIM next
FRIDAY though understood thai the Governor has declined
interfere IN his behalf.
FTtsIuNa-Michael DeabGnty has been arrested on war
him with endeav0rng ~ inclt@ not at the
nee ing Excise Board NV o. Ho taken before
where he waived c1amnG Ton and held 40
5000 bail appca At before Tho Grand Jury.
IspIhe officers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church have
unanimously resolved call meeting for Wednesday
take into consideration the ACCESSIBILITY OF nhng
with other church, and thus ieSsennR The financial
d rden under which inc church haa foI time been
abOriDg.
Il pottery nanufsctnrT, which VII employ
from "a 400 IL 10 be established here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
EEW-J

HtageoS-Fctus oDOnpell whose troubles With ne Rev
ia Hogan have been published In 1HE TRIBUNE has
failed and his =ok Of goods l. 10 Ia sold by the Sheriff
BfANCHBUEGu.-Isst Saturday Mr.. Bishop and his two
soB hunting trip Through the careless
handling gun tho discharged and the cen
tents lodged in The shoulder Of one of the boys
UNION UUI-Th0ma- Holden Of FTsnkln-st has been miss
Ing Sunday AMI his family have searched for HIN with
out Jacob Bercl arr, age H. was struck by stone
plast IN Earrings quarry yesterday, ana sustained
wound ia the head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
HOME NEWS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT HupNurS IS
BROADWAY.
Gan, az Noon as. So N. S2,. midn@ht So.
Highest during tina dav. 80. Lowest. 49,
Average 26is. sane day, 1874 A's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
"Fairly without a rival" 4[OOngre9atosalist

THE MOST EMINENT AUTHORS
Of the doy. .aeu az Hon. w. T.. Glad
stone, Prof. Max Muller. Prot. lux
ley, DIR. W. Is. Carpenter, Proi; Tyn.
dali, x. 4. Pro tor, France. iow.r
Cobbe, The Dul<e Of trGyil, Jas. NJ
Froude, Mrs. Muioch, MIR. 0iphaaf,
Miss 'rhacl eray, Jean InSeiow, Seo.
TroIiopr. IL. ID. Biacltmore. Mat
thew Arnold. Henry Kingsley,
Thomas Carlyle. w. w. story, dob
err EuchanaD. Tennysan, Browning,
and many Others, are r5pt'seatoi III me
naaes Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMoND.-Among the candidates for SUI
perv.sors at the election in February the
foIoving; In the Town Of Westdeld, Henry
H. souine end James Guyon, present incumbent
so,thaeld Nathaniel Marsh and VIM Cory, resent ncum.
bent MiddetoWn VIM II. Alien and ThoOi'r3 freaD tas
Teton W H. Moore and Vim. Locihai kofthhed, Chris.
Jones and Henry Miller, sr
FpoEwa1ER-John D. Hossack u Clifton bas been appoint
examine The books ad aPrs OF The village hOm the
time Of it, incorporation.
Martin the ctor for The c0nstuo
the Canal has began the work. He hopes 20
finish IL ~ July next
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
YoNKiRs.-William Henry H0ne, who left this
place about month ago horseback for reKa Lei
tngoa Ky al last Mr.. HOe undertook the long
Iide Wy the advice Of his physi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

MANY families will regret before Spring that
Their protected with UoLnEh BURGLAR ALARM
TELEGRATH 57l Broadway.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-12-12

glel6 an @ineans) BON bet Qreiie ldders
lid genaht mor0en mare (ippsu ii6 tDobl
5toff bot) 10 bdtte bas Iitberlif Wanhen
BON Der llnterSeibnuns Der Nftien abge=
idredt. g8ir beboupten, ooB eerabe bies
tattDolle Venebmen Der Yreiie bon groBem
9luben fir ben @arten NOR uno DAB bic
bieiigen 3eitunsen (lpir t6nnten Obne I'm.
beltbeioen 5u weroen, hinSuiiieen: 8 a 8
80lfsblatt Dor allen Anberen
getreuli9 mitgetpirft haben 5ur Gr3ieluns
6es eanj unermartet gldnsen6en Gelultats.
4bsr ieBt, na6bem Der @arten Elm fixed
fact, eine polenoete Sbatiahe 9etporoen
lit, miro es aud bic aitfgabe Der prelie,
WhBitdnoe ni6t nit Dem sSei9enblatte oes
DuTfs Su beihDnigen, ipn0ern blDs3uitel=
len uno auf beren abtellung au bringen.
Sffm.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-12-12
ltniere 8Orle mnO bic Centennial
glusltellllnq.

Gin oer B6rie tpnroe eeltern bic 8era-
tbung iber ben GeIhluB aufaeuommeu,
tpoour4 bic Cincinnati g6rIe Die GongreBs
&eprGIentanten BON Obio eriud)t, oas @es
iub Der Gentennials @ommiilion nm cine
Wernillloun8 BON anoertbalb UtiLlionen
fir Nusitsaunas5pede su unterltiiben.
Sic Serren 9. IS. GDpington uno SEQ.
s. Dapis befiirtporteten Die Gnna6me bes
8eldluiles in ldneerer &e0e. Capt. 9lns
berlon ppponirte oerlelben. Ser yeI9ub
pu-oe id)lieBlih NIT GROCER Wtaioritdt an=
aenGmnen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-12-12
2okal Derid)t.
Ser 6 an d +.
2Ii6t bet bon SGiirer, (onSern Oer poa
2NmnGef.

BeIfern Morsen perbreitete IiA i'm mite
leren Staottbeile Die Jtahri6t, oaB JtepDo
mud Spraoer, beIIer befannt unter Dem
Ndmen Munfel, ben 8erIud 9emadt babe,
ben Bar3en in's Sanomerf 5u pfuIGen.
Deripnen, fpelbe I'm Die brittle Nt0rgenz
ititnOe Die Bride an 0er Gin StraBe pal=
1irten, la6en WlunfePs ipoblbetnnnte 0e=
ifolt 1id) nit Der Bebenbiefeit zines Mtro=
baten iiber oag @eldnoer ldwineen nn0 III
Der f1warSen Stefe beg &anols Deribnln=
ben. 80m GntIeben ergriIfen, eilten lie
BON oonnen, ufto i6ren Gr5Gblungen Der=
bantte bas erpabnte @erii4t leine Gntlte=
6une.
Gang erunoIos mar baiielbe nun aller<
6ings ni1t. Wluntel hatte mtrflidb ben
9arraslpruu9 unternDmmen,a nber nlft in
Der freplen Wbpd1t, Die 9Selt einer ibrer
id)6niten 3ier6en Su berarben, iOnoern lee
oiglih um i1n6oen @eloes lpillen. cSn
SsioeI Baoer's QBirtbShaIt an DER gde Der
Glm llno Court StraBe mar Der areiIe
&siDeAjnngling nit bem GERM ". Gtiht-
nlptb Die g8etie einoegargen, DAB er I'm
bic brittle WtDrosnitunoe fir baare fiinfs
un6Swan3ig Dollars in ben idmar5en Jta=
den oes Ganals bindbtau6en nn0 cine
Sano Doa @r0e bsraufhDlen tDeroe. Gr
butte feine Mufeabe aud ellidlih gel0it
Ser 5tarte S9nupIen, ben er 1i9 eebolt
baben mag, lit Wlunfela MeuBerungen na6
nift ben 0nllar ipertb, ben CT BON 9errn
Shaaer, IT,, Der nit Serru Stibtenotb
sulammen9epettet bate, auBeroem gelpon=
men bat.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-12-12
3a bertauien Ooer ID Derpadltsn:

Gin Grames@ @ebdnOe, entbaItenb Maidinerie,
Dampfmaidine unb Dampffeiiel, paiFenb jiir
cine MlrbeIfabrif ober 4lainins- -Daiible. Gut 8s-
Iesen in Der eriien Marb, sipiiden Columbia uno
VenDletDu Ctr. gBirO su onnebnbarsm Vrtiia
perfauit ODER berpadtst. mesen Snforna1ion
Uenbe man iid an B m. $. Gif9sr 255 mals
mt etrabs, Oosr -. m. Dabts, l7s &ass
Gna5s. j.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-12-12
2u permiethen ooer auf 0eaie !

Gin bibi1es gut aebaiites breiit0diges Bid
baus, SO. 500 @alnut StraBe, entbaltenb gtore
nnb sebn @obnsiinnler ilnb Sinterbaus, Seller,
StaI, @as unb Naiier i'm aarlaen
Saus, ale niobernen @srbsiIer,lngen; ausae.
scihnete Geleaenbeit fir einen Wlcbqer c6er
Gabrif. gsad)3ufraser in gto. S4s Sine Strabe.
"a
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-12-12
Gu perfaufen sfdbnafsbinei,.

Sine 6oIbng Top Singer,t 9iain Singer. 3 3aBbeeIer
uno gBilion, nod nene Ginger go. fir Sbncibers
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