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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05

One Townsend, a Democrat and
gambler at Little Rock, Ark, recent
ly stabbed to death q United States
guager, named Sebbold, because the
latter chcered for Gov. Brooks. The
trial of Townsend came off the 9th er
day, when he was simply fined $40,
and released to kill other Republi-
cans who may dare to express their
preferences in public. Yet, "Gov."
Garland would have us believe that
the laws are enforced and the rights
of citizens protected in Arkansas.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05

The Sioux City Jouraa! says that
the contest for the United States
Marshalship of Iowa has commenced.
Mr.. Melendy, the present incumbent,
whose term expires in the spring, is
candidate for re-appointment, his
opponent being Geo. c. Heberling,
Chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee. We are free to
declare our opinion that unless Mr..
Melendy can develope the practice
of answering letters pertaining to the
business of his Office, he had better
be retired at the end of his term of
service.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05

IT MAY BE interesting to our CO.
temporary, who during the last
campaign was so fond of lauding the
patriotism of Ex-Gov. Bill Stone, to
know that that distinguished indi-
vidual fully endorses Grant and Sher-
idan in the Louisiana business. The
Oskaloosa Herald says that in con-
versation with friend in that city,
recently, he said:
I am out of politics now, but notwlth-
standing my differences with Grant here
tofore, must acknowledge that my sympa-
thies are with him and Sheridan in this
Louisiana matter. believe Sheridan was
a little indiscrect in the language he used,
but it certainly was the only way to
straighten them out.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05

THE Democratic journals of Ken
lucky work off their impotent malice
in this wise:
Phil Sheridan is the only man in
Christendom whom we would be delighted
to skin. Not that we would have any
use for his greasy hide, but only for fun
just out of idle curiosity to see how he
would enjoy the thing as foretaste of
what inevitably awaits him with hungry
Jaws as his final DOOM"
Quite likely the beggardly Boabdil
who thus at safe distance shakes
his fist at Phil Sheridan is the premi-
UNI poltroon of his village.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05
A ROYAL SCANDAL.
4 Book for which SIS. 1000 has been
offered, Found in n Louis
viIlo Library.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 3l.-The
book for which Il reward Of $1,000
in gold has been offered by Mr.. G..
Galbourne, of London, and stated i'll
circular, extensively circulated by
him, to relate to member Of the
Royal family Of England, against the
publication of which the Lord Chan
cellor iss ed an injunction, and Of
which only one copy is known to be
in the United States, was yesterday
discovered to be in the possession Of
young lawyer Of this city. The
owner could not be found until after
midnight, and facts were obtained
from him too late to be telegraphed.
The Courier-journui Of this morn
ing contains Il lengthy account Of the
book and It's possessor, from which
the following extracts embrace the
main facts: The book is "Memoirs
Of George ~, Containing n Minute
History of all Scandalous Passages
in His Life, together with IN Epitome
of the Corruption of His Political
Administration" The identity of
the book seems positive, for it bears
the imprint of the publishers named
in the circular, as well as the date of
its issue-lS3O. The memoir is in
two volumes, and hasty glance at
the contents sutfices to clearly show
why there is so large a reward offer
ed for it, Two or three years ago
an English gentleman, named Tay-
lor, Il book salesman of this city, dis
covered the volumes in case of
books which his firm had imported
from {. d. Cassenove, Il London
book-dealer, now out of business.
The volumes had not been ordered,
and it was presumed that they had
been placed in the case accidentally.
Mr.. Taylor was perfectly familiar
with all branches Of English litera-
ture, and when his eye lighted upon
the work he 1T once appreciated its
value. The date of its importation
was about the beginning of 1873.
He showed the book to number of
literary gentlemen of the city, and
among them was the young lawyer
who is now its fortunate possessor.
The latter gentleman hesitated some
days about making the purchase, but
his love of the rare and curious in
literature triumphed, and he bought
them. Since then the volumes have
filled q place upon the shelves OF the
library of the gentleman in question.
1t is quite certain that the reason the
Royal family are so solicitous for
its destruction lies in the fact that
the marriage of King George with
Mrs. Fitz Herbert is proven by let
tiers and documents taken from the
Royal Archives. 1t also tcstitics that
a child was born to Mrs. Fitz Her
bert while la lawful wedlock. The
books contain finely executed por-
traits of those women whose names
have become familiar to all students
of the shady side of English history,
in connection with that of the amor
Gus George.
A LATER TELEGRAM.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 3l.-Thc
gentleman i'll whose possession is the
book referred to in an earlier dispatch
is Fontaine l.. Fox, Il young lawyer
of this city. 1t is said he has receiv-
cd u nunher Of 1isn,tchns today
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05

The next House Of Representatives
will contain one hundred and twelve
officers and soldiers who fought in
the rebel army, and four-ftths of the
Southern Representatives were from
that class. Considering that the Re-
publican party is responsible for the
policy that has made this possible,
how ridiculous the charges against it
of tyranny and usurpation," made
by the Democracy. No party has
ever been more mangnanimous.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05

McCL1NTocK, of the Fayette I'm
ION, is fairly entitled to the distinc-
ton ofbeing styled the Andy Johnson
of the Third District. Witness the
following, with the old time flavor,
from his last issue:
1--WE have always upheld the Constitu-
ton and all the amendments thereto, and
shall do so in the future
Get a "pollcy" Mae, and 'swing
around the circle"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05
Qlle Bnlltti'l,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1875.

NELLIE GRANT SARroR1s landed
in New York few days since from
England. Like a true Yankee lass
she wants her first-born to open his
"teenty, weeny" eyes under the stars
and stripes.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05

THE wife of German mechanic
in Chicago last week gave birth to
four girl babies.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05
A LATER TELEGRAM.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 3l.-Thc
gentleman in whose possession is the
book referred to in an earlier dispatch
is Fontaine l.. Fox, Il young lawyer
of this city. 1t is said he has receiv-
ed II number of dispatches to-day
from interested parties in relation to
it.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-05
Pure Bred Poultry

Light Brahmas Dark Brahmas. Partridge Coch-
ms Game Bantams. Houdons, White Leghorns,
Golden Spangled Poands, Golden Pheasants, and
Dark Spanish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Eth Arenm Roel-Ex-Senator James A; Bayard
o. Delaware Andrew White President Of Cornell UniNer
atty, Ruins Ingalls, u. > Army, exo', ,oo
kny IN OF Hampshire, and OK Congressman
Gsfrtam Locus Grove y. I....N Nicholas ~.
Thiueas W EitchCo ek Nebraska, Congressman Fra
ISayeDwOrth Of syracuse Gen. JONES = Nog!ey OF i
burgh and Gen James IraC Pred nj OF the tanhu anu
81 Josfpn Railroad Company Aec York Hotst-LaNie.e
Rar4eft The Metropolitan RO1t-toiSrtsSus
srIe q n wsikcr Of Coming ~ AtbepGre Hotel
George Peabody RusS,l eafnsteT HoteJ0hn H. Sonsh
Al Wcrceslcr Mass =. RJfl Br7Gstrck-Gen j. H. slOnt
Sause of Albany snd D. Holiday OF San Frspcisoo Wdsd
sOy HO.sl-Gen. j. :. Fullerton Of 81 LouA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20

A FESTIVE SEAsoN.-Fms and Umbrellas for
III ma CHESS hats fer cmrn, apprunIate Tor
Holiday Gs ohtauablc kNON's stores, No 2l2 IIoaI
CAV "a b33 b. 49, way and at the L fh Avenue Hotel
TTe no intend make presents SHOULD make note OF us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath A delightful substitute Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20

The crownng success of the season IL the
Holiday Style Of Iats Tor Gentlemen exhibited by Espen
scue IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20

Burglars are watching and noting the pur-
chase and delivery Of valuable presents Ia IL mat your
house is protected with ho-MEs BURGLAR ALA@h IkiA~
GkArH, 07i Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20

Has YOUR child been burned7 Apply Dali
LFYs AlcA PAIN EXTRACTOR and give II Instant relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20

WIsTAR's BALskM OF WILD CHERRY, one o
the oldest Cough Remedies the world. so cents and S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20

DIR. LYONS TOOTU TABLETS.
Just the thing for travelcrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20
II Will MEYER HAPPEN AGAIN.-Sueh bar

1T WILL NEVER llAlfEN IVA o. ., ~ r. ,p, r.
1eiN A. DOLLAR STOLE GG7 Broadway, ere never beoie
of, I'd IN the history trade, viii such opiOi or
tqniuq two o. four dollars for occur again The
holays are han and the annual rush for .e bagai
yaCs wal htEln tiat
who purchase will have lie ont re enormous STOCK 10 e
from a a OPT Ultmt e. - examining eN-is ruch Ntis
was never seen ber All the large Importers ui ranty GOOs
aud aI the rncipa aotureis Of France Germany ana
uraud have contributed stock In order - Obtain italy
money and goods together with elegant frele fonles
l cold md Silver Watches Work Fables, aud many DieI
heaul artcl are being sol the general average
system FOR much less inn Manufacture I'M IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20
[ADnO Iuceluents.

BURNErr's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20
STATEN ISLAND.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

NORwAIK-Ihe Rev. A. y. Smith of 81. Marys
Roman Catholic Church died Thursday evening st S h'e
residence IA Norwak Conn., the effects OF injuries re
we'd v lac No throw from his carriage Dec II. Two oi
his ri were broken, Of which entered the left lung
Rather smith was admired by those with whom he came
n onac much regretted his luheIai WIZ
be attended from his church to morioH At 30 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-20

Always ask for EsrERBRooK's PENS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-01
MEETING.

Rally Republicans. Oh the NINTH
OF JANUARY, at the call of lie
Chairman Of the Senatorial Commit
tee OF the First District, 10 elect
Delegates to the convention 20 meet
at Forest CITY, Jan. 18th.
Said convention is to nominate two
candidates 10 represent this District
iii the constitutional convention. Let
all hcpubIlcans OF Andrew county
meet liz Savannah Oh the 9til, to eject
eight delegates.
SAMUEL HUFFMAN,
Chairman Republican County Gen
trail Committee.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-01
Hero we E.G!

1t tho same place, in tie rcas brown
front, south side, ana with an entire
new stock Of goo,;s, Just rcceivrd-at
}. b. Hu~s"iIs- lie has dress goods,
shoes, &g., which viii ne sold NJ bottom
prices. Gall and examine his Guc L., OF
goods. and the low prices asked. It Is
to ever ones interest to 90 50. aa;l he
DOESN'T charge anything tor exhibiting
his stock.
Wee: it@:i; must make L specially ol
Harness, Saddles and Brides. - be
2cjLS t1cn, yC5V },1H.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-01

change. The carrier, after the present
week intends to remove 10 another
State, and as We have no apprentice it
best suits our business, in many ways,
to adopt this course.
CHRISTMAS TREf cift distribution.
for The scholars of THE sixth street NJ.
i. Church, took place. at the church on
Thursday evening last, "Christmas
Eve" The house was denscly packed
with both young ana old. The ex2rci-
se5 were Cpcncd with singing and pray
81, after which Rev. Samuel Huffman
made 4 short address. appropriate to
50 the occasion. His timely remarks
were well received by the audience.
After this came tho distribution Of the
gifts 50 the children. 70 their great de-
light, with now and thrn one for some
older person. Che 'sroe7 was well Ia
den, anI.hoCgh delivery occupied consid-
cradle tine, the Interest was Unab2-
ted to the las, Everything passed OF
pleasantly and to the satisfaction Of all
corcerned-cspecially the yoUE@ ones.
WE coNIenSc from our correspondent
"EiUno,' writing 30 lis from Cover,
: Clinton county, amer dale OF December
., tN7i: Clinton county is improving
rapidly; good schools ana singing
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-01

2a00rt of Salem School for Re
Lons2 GnG.rg december =. T.,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-01
,1ua'reIp ga. 4'epnblitan.
Railroad Timetable.

K,asse Ctr, ST. Je5eP7 a#d C2aHcl Bluas Railroad.
r. Ng;jN. Mail
"a IA ~ I--.:.l+ lrN-n..- IN,-a..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-01

MN and hanle"mg -tylcS u pcilss
Just received 1t !. Il. M,rCIlHLL'S.
, 1875-09-11

GATHERING 9etdotns Ddnttt Bat es fetne
etgene Setpanotnib. @leih BET Der @eburt
Der flint Sin9linQe mar man oaraitf beoadt,
fte in Ipdteren Sabren, tpenn BITE Wilttdrpat1t
oil tie beraltrttt; berlelben 3u entaleben. Rld)s
ter nno Yope, tpeld)' 2ebterer ieither idon ben
Soo oeS @ere6ten 9eitbrben lit, eint9ten ii6
MN oahin, oaB es am Beften iei, Die iungen
StaatSblrger III Der Otatrifel ols - Otdo,
den ein3utragen. limb tpie eS bic Yfiffi9feIt
Der 8eiren auSflii9elte, 10 geihab es mirfltf.
0eute, mad 26 Sabren, oa lanimtli1e idon
perbeiratbet iino unb 6amtlien baben, fommt
Die Sa6e ans Qidt. Die tiinf Didgoeletn elt-
puppten iib als frdftige Siinslinse. Ste
muroen a%iientirt uno = our69ebenbs fir
taugllf befunoen.
AIM 3. In9uf parert i Sabr felt Der
Serbattun9 OeS @tafen 2eboWomsfl p%erflois
len. Der nSurper BoSHanSfl" re9lltrirt otele
Sbatla6e NIT Der Semerfnng, oaB ii4 Der
0@arOtnalsBrlma8" troB oie1er langen 1aft
| oil ltdnolg pobl beftnbe uno 9uten Ufntbes
iet.
Gin bauerbafteS Stem. Sn iebr
plelen nnlerer @ehlelbldtter firlben mir iebt
eth Stem iiber ole GntoeGung zines 9roBarttt
gen lptloen 9oni9la9erS trgenomo III Glib
@altforntet. 0aS California Sournal er=
5dblt ieet bic @eidibte DieieS Soniglagers.
Oafelbe nurbe Dor bier Sabren i'll Der lauren
@urfenSett BON etuem ~luiti9en Gan Srancis=
coer Sournalilten nentoedt," uuo ma6te
oarauf Elm babies Sabr in ben gan5en Ser.
Staaten Die 6nnbe. Gin Sabr ipdter erihien
oaS Soniglager nodmalS i'll elmer anoeren
Gan Sranclscoer s3ettung nnb madte bann
mteber cine fleile &unbreiie onrd) Die Bro=
ptn3en. Sann bate baS 0oni9la9er Drel
CSo hrn Shr,hp hta oa opSItd, ot,,;oor 0lo
den IN Der gu Sos Nn9eloS erIdeinenben
bon mo- ans eS jebt mleoer elne 9r0bere Gour
ourf's aaro ansetreten bat. Oteiesnlal iiao
lebr piele "bineingefalen", !. 3. baS Sin.
Yolfsblutt, Die Sa. 9taatsSts., gleru Dor
SanoelS5tg. u.i.tp. S~eoenfalS TIT Der 9oni9
ieet gut abselasert, aber III ben 9uuostasen
muB man nit Der Auslpabl Der Stems" lebr /
poritdtig ietn. Sin. ST.. Br.
Die g a m m t II m m Der Sanln,- 4
lunsen fir Die neberl9memmten in Glib /
fralfreid), melfe burh bic 6anb Der Wtar>
ibauln WicDtabon uno Der Wtit9lteoer Der
GeIttralcolnmlttee'S gin9en, erret1te am 81.
Suit Die S0be BON 1924, 742 Srcs. Sei Der
@entralfalie oeS offeutlthen 5haees in Ya,
rtS u1o Den &aflen ber @eneraleinnebmer tn
ben Departments itno e%ingefommen II ,029,- /
943 Srcs., Suiammen alfo 1924 85 Nrcs.
Oie &0lner SO m bausQotterte
lit auf meltere iieben Sabre senebmi9t !; es tit
jeoo9 angeorbnet woroen, oaB Die Iib 3u
@uniten bes Sortbaues ersebenoen @eloiibers
ibiiie fir bic 6olse niht mebr Dem Grjbiidof
etn9elanot uno pom bieiem Der Oomfaiie mad
8cbirfnib iiberpieien perben, ionbern Der
Hesierung, Die baum mad @rforDernib bic
entipredeapen 8etrdse fir ben Dombau
fiiifis nlaht.
, 1875-09-11
Gbrifopb BON Gdmib's Sugettos
BibliDtbef.

Cucumber tn Bappbedel q Is Gents. Mit
VtuSlins3fiifen q 20 Gents. Gon3
Muslin Is Gents. u
estaridb .Dn @idenfess. 'pis sr iur Grtsnntnis
Der aseibnadtsabenb. Cine Grsdblums gum weib.
naGtsaeihent fir Rinber.
Der acknowledgement Standardization
Tte Cfere{er.
Die Sopfenb ltben. Cine Besebenbeit aus BEN
9eben zines armen Dori. sduIebrers.
Gufad,ius. Cine Gei&iate Der &ritliaen Bor,eit.
Sas y umenforSdbcn. Cine @radblun9 benz Bill
benoen Mlter 8epiomet.
Rpfa Don I~aunenbnrs. Cine @si1iHte bes Utter
@ennfepa. Sine Der TG5nTen unb rHbrenbfen as
f9idten bes IItertbums.
Die Sfadbtisaa. Cine intereiTante Osi6ipte.
Hobert,, ssr q affenenabe, oosr: 9as Anbsnfsn
an Die Wutttr.
enc,pts, Der Wvsmanherer.
xieben &rjdb !Mnsen.
Sannetpn une Mmalte.
Die Maiblmmen. %
Emma BON S~insentetn. oser: oott ma&t auss
ssiibeIm Zen. Gin ssi&iSAi&ss o.mabs.
Oas per orene Rinh.
Das 9Gubd,en Das gaubfdfpk.
Der ? sMte ssis ar, ans Der bS Sc; Hsisstsia.
Die e'rdfn 3ulia. Oosr: RinbIi&s 9isbs. zreus
gottfrieD, Der iunse Ginfsslsr.
Der 0hriffbaum.
Die fIeine 4dutenfpteIerfn.
sermenpo. asbenssei&i&te zines iunssn @rafen aus
Spanien.
Rupfermiin,en nms @elsfaae. 4as gOsel.
wearsaretba Blamdben. Die 8Balbfapele. Oas
Die ssnersbrana. wuHsrautb ain wbein.
Der Diamantrins. DaS MarisnbiIe.
, 1875-09-11
9doH Httt Der erfeA Geae9aiitg, bic

6GOH Htt bet etffeA g~e9e9hiitt9, BIT
tim oas llrbito iener Photographic in Del
Serrin oes S@lofeS e~rfennen lieB
muBte Elm &f in leinem Snnern emit
bremen, Der nnentidieoen blieb, penr
audi feline Gimme mie ietn @ewiien BIZ
Seiibredte fir Ilma 9elteno mahten'
Gle bate er ia 9eltebt, uno er mar iibers
3eu9t, iie INNER nod gu lieben. Oaa
Traumbilo, oas 70 pl0tli9 &0rper 9es
iponnen, fOnnte wobl letn Sntereiie fel.
ieln Elm .3wieipalt aber mar linn nidt
oenfbar eridtenen, audi ieet nidt, mo-
Elm 9reller 8libitrabl linn einen f(areu
Bid in Ilma'S Seele setpdbrt.
lleber oas, mas bort gu finoen ooer
otelmebr nidt gu finoeu mar, CAB er iid
fetner 1duidung mebr bin ; in iein eisez
mes Snnere aber fab er bel Der hod9eben>
ben Sturmflutb ieines ,pogenoen 8lutes
nod nidt NIT seflartem 8lide, bas be-
totes ietn troti9es Iufbdumen ge9eu oas
anidmellenoe @efibl. r1no ood mar es
id)on madtiser alS Der wtlotobenoe @roa,
oenn immer beftiser puroen Die 5elbitz
oortpiirfe, Die ii6 Norbert itber fem iiingz
ites 8enebmen madte, thinner ldnaer Die
Bauien, in oenen ct Die nidt perseienen
Worte ienes 8riefeS nit benz @eien uno
ben Worten Der id0nen, eolen, tpoblmeiz
nenoen uno bod mieoer 10 ftol3en Srau
per9ltd, Die ct 10 riidiidtslos perleet /;
INNER idwerer ftet es INN, iid tpieoer in
Die ben eisenen 2eib 3erfleiidenoe Dor>
nenbede iarfaitild trotiser 8arl9beit gu
werfen, Die ibn Dor Dem iibermannenoen,
ertpeidenben @efable idiieen iolte.
Sn ioldem Wediel Der @mpfinounz
gen uno ftreitenoen @ebanfen bate Ell
cine ldnsere Belt perbradt; es tuar
ldon redt. ountel getporoeu, als i'm Elm
idarfer 0ebruf aus leinem Sinnen auf>
rib.
Gr mar 3u tuenis Weiomarn, um
iih Die Srase beantiporten 3u f0nnen, Oh
elm FOLDER jett an Der .3eit Jet ooer nidt +;
bod eridien es Tim auffaleno, er bate
ben 2aut nod ME in folder Na6e Der,
nommen. Seine neberralduns fteigerte
iid nod nod mebr, als er furs oarauf
siuei Stimmen pernabm, Die linn befannt
porfamen.
rDa, sletd redts liest's unterm 2aub
in benz Wauerlod)."
rs 1T bod fed, 10 nab am 8e g."
Use ndber, oeito iiderer."
(5ortiesuns folst.)
, 1875-09-11
&Datt'S 2ebenS'8 oliam.
Gin mehi.iniimes QSumDcr.

@tsumattsmus. Meuralsia, @tdt in ibrem laltmmren
Stadium, Serpteln. &pniss. aranibett, @r9tpeiaS, a.tt
9elbnlre unb bic tGlinmften 5aue non Sluttrdntpet'
ten, arsee SdpdGe, 2sber. uro 9tterenletetn, Ntn8.
purrn &c. &c. wtrb aufs Sefimmtsfe eurp eisien &pnt8
a1er &einisunssmittel sebetlt. 1erieibe TT 3rataubs
slpanitS. Sabre ptneat9 POM yuplttum erproe'' sat
penn nab Wprftrift 8enpmnten. Stt elm ttHerts psu'
mittsl RON 5ttiln in alen ~beilbareu 5auen, curirr pie
f%aulfen altsa @elhplre, ieltf NO Der 8nobsa idsn su.
9efrehen IN.
Spatt's eebenssS allan eurirts 5errn s. q. ssn-
map, IraeDpen i'm 9arf-4beater 3u Srpctlsn, ". b.,
ppm drenif&en Npeumatismus. natbem eerfeibe Vsne
@rfpla pom ben pUrjlsli6fen &ersten Gnrppa's anb
Nmertfa's bsbaneelt pprptn mar.
45pattS xebens.S altam curirie 5errn Y. ..
6pls, DOdmafer Mp. ia Mapticn Ctr, non etuem
eeiaprltGsn 8ei&pGr, Rahoem er ieNs Ntpuagv TN
BrDappap 5pipital mar unp bort ais unhetlbar ertIari
puree.
Spatt's 2ebens.Baliam tsitte Ssrrn 5acpb Sxptb.
Office Yp. 242 Gresnpid Ctr, ppn etuem ferpf ulcien
1sl6wire, pptet bic 6aulnis l6pn bts auf ZEN Rnp&eu
ssprunssn mar. SEER @. bat pabrsnb is Satren Has
s%sidsbsnsr Ssiluns tsins g9tsnsrpclun8 Der Rraniset
srfabren.
Span's .aebens.B altar eurirte Serrn Wiuian
springer, Np. 1888 Brppme Str, pputanbt8 Don sRt.
,unfetsm Hbeumatlsmus 10 srnfliher Mrt, baB eerislbt
Den Self bee 8ranten ibpn perpirrt bate. Der DE.
nannte fonnte nibt feline panb sum &ppte ertebea Mnf
mar rdbreue preier Wipnate ans Sett aefefslt.
3u babsn in Der saupt. office, 246 @ramD Ctr, xms
BET apOttstern int @acsnsinsn. iu 81 per 5Iai&e. Ss9s
6laihsn IS.
6satt's berhbmte s ell mitteI finb: ,
Spatt'S uufsblbarer Qsbsnss8 aliani su 81 .0O.
$patt's "a h.. prppsIt ~ftarfer Qebens- BALKAN, Az
81. LBS. - Spatts gulmDnte Saliam. pber br S&w,np
(a6ttesn nreaah, .su s1.OO. - Spatt's Spib Htni'
msnt, ~unfsblbar iur selpsn unp S6msrssn isbsr art
,u so Gents. = Spatt's Snsa, Sur fur @rtaltuns
Rppfpeb, SuauenSa, Gatarrb, ~ Is Cts.
aDsnn cbtss arittslniSt in sursr appttsts Dher an ta
@emin 3. Spait & 60, Gissn.bamu.
llsbssaa bin per @rprss SsriHidt bstm pa.bsl
Dussns. 13m2uian
, 1875-09-11
Meenten DerIansti
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!

Gin ~rartisss esitsnaad ~ cen berabmtsa Nsr!ss
in a BarsRoom.". BON &. G. Mrtbur. Aas issi
uap erSble Uu3 sisies %esfstsrten S&rthatu..s - sIaa
teae ~tuultrtrt, elegant 8sbuneea, piro ~ Tauisnbsn sa
taatt. 10 wtrp Spa ben berrcrraasnbhsn psrfpasn uns
5ttsunssa ees esnbss auf bas @uafisAs b~suribsilL
Gtne Wetnt1ts ron Dsrbrthen unb Beleieiaunaea; a
aaterer Dtttts, mflpt 81 Pr rubiefsn 5sfjsa ipss9tu
Der Wlsralitdt hspirisn as @slsss. assniss, nsld,
uMan-Trap" rertanftsn. mansn mtnesfsns ns9 .ul
nal 10 stsl 9~rsmplars ttsfss Bu&ss ~psrlauftn.
pcrtratt In Stablat& wirb eintna leSsn Sutkribeattn
uberreiHt. eei1rtibsnbe Circulars unb fpl&e mit ben
Ssetneanasn rsrbsn fret auf Anfraat ~psrfsnbet bon
9. X. Stceearf u. Co.. Patifbers. 7S3 SaHtrm
Strass, pbila., pa. i7iuHia@;
, 1875-09-11
S~6arlabfieber, Spptberia,
Mauber GalS.

9as eri6redenoe umIi6sreifen bieIer 9rantbeiter
madt ben 0ebraub zines Wtittels nDtbi9, pelbes ibrs
Ierbreitun9 uno Sbptli1teit perbinbert. BrOmO-
ChlOralum lpenn man einen Sbeit nit iiinfiebr
3beilen gSaher inil1t uno oies tG9li1 gum Muslpiler
oes Wtlnoes ooer Gur9eln benubt, hilbert Die 9lbloni
%berun9en, nadt ben Mtbem pobIrie6eno, mirtt al!
cine Ar3enet ,9e9en 5dulniB uno oerbinbert Die @n'
itednn9 onrd eonta9iole @usid,pibulsen ober Der
9tftete quit. sir rauben ooer ent5iinoeten Gals penb
man oas Wfittel lofort beim @rl1einen bes llebels an
IS loute bauiis in Wobnbauiern, &ranfei5immeri
nno am Sorper 9ebrautt meroen, nm oie.Jteinlibtei
gu b%eiorbern. Wlan belor9e iG Elm pamphlet.
Tilden Il Co., Gbemifer,
4gB!Soe5 176 gBiliain Str. Mem Worf.
gu pertaufen bel alen Sru99iiten unb bGnolern.