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The Bangor Daily Wing donned a new
suit on the lst of January. and made other
improvements. 50 that it is now one of our
best printed and best arranged exchanges.
We could not do without it, and should be
-O5Nged to subscribe for it were it not for
the courtesy of the Publisher.
The Wing is ably edited, out-spoken al d
fearless on all great questions relating to
men or measures. and always equal to
giving reason, and a good one. for the
cause it may espouse. With such a paper
at hand there is little reason for the citi-
pzens of Maine going beyond our State
boundaries, for their news. See Prospect
US I'm another column.
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Inc considor,II .Iev was tAhtH lrV''
the b. east no aJe 81. Pencils coat MIS-
Mr Pan poINv soon removed to ms
home on smith Jet, where he was .,, AT,
tended nv nr III 4 mark was iounI
on the si1e nf n heaa, apparently n is'''',
he n ~ " IN a cut over the fisnl
ey y ,r- ,,Si'Jmay have been caused oy
.Se-p '' wing are also marks of strals-
, INC IAN i mere ~ throat. The slung-sh"t
ca "" a aoo"' Of the brain, and there
gravess consequences are aP Mr peuueli
and strict quiet is enjoined ON Mr' re. ice,
No trace Of the robbers mas
| found.
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The Maine Liquor Law.

Below i, the humber OF convictions.
amount OF fines collected. aud number of
commitment in each year since lsGG:
Convictions. Pines Col Commitments
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State News.
Daring Robbery.


The most daring robbery ever perpe-
trated in the city of Portland happened
Wednesday eyenin. about SIX o'cloc. AT
that time two men entered the office of the
County Treasurer. Mr.. Thomas Pencil.
engaged hun in conversations Knocked him
SehNelesS. robbed the open safe Of $40. 900,
took pocket book containing a consider
able sum Of money from Mr.. Pcnnells
person, raised the back window OF the Of
nee jumped out. made their way TO Chest
nut street, and thence 70 parts unknown.
The assault aud robbery were adroitlv
planhed ana boldly executed. II was the
anair OF out u few minutes. At five min
uteS past SIX VT. fenncll was alone in his
room. al twenty minutes past six he was
Iound sehselcss on the floor of his office.
shortly before six o'clock ne went to
the Advertiser office for copy of the ev-
en'h2 paper turning out all the lights in
Ms once except one, before he lett. On
his return nc noticed man who walked
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"A PAPER deY0ted to the interests Of
the Soyereiyns OF Industry, has been start
ed In BostQp,
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Miss Martha a. Martin OF Appleton.
was bitten in the hand twelve years ago
| by fierce dog. During the following
Tour years she was subject to frequent at
| tacks OF sickness of a few weeks duration
! which by their character, plainly indicat-
| ed the cause. In November 1866, she had
very severe attack accompanied by the
| usual peculirr symptoms, and from that
| time until the present she has not walked
one step, nor stood upon her feet. About
this time she also lost the use of her left
hand and arm, which still remain useless
and are somewhat deiorme1 Her disease
next manifested itself in her eyes, produc-
Ing entire loss of sight during two and one
half years, but one year ago in April last
she partially recovered the sight of one
eye. which she Sill retains. In Julv last.
she had an attack of paralysis of the or
gans Of speech, since which time she has
been unable to utter single articulate
sound.
The building of the New Brunswick
and Canada Railroad is leading to some
new things in the way OF trade. In Pres
que Isle. this water. eight millions of
shingles will be manufactured and for
warded by rail to Boston at special rates.
The course which the shingles will tax.
VIII be somewhat circultous. They are to
be hauled from Pressure Isle to distance
OF about eight miles below TobiQue, where
the railroad is reached. Thence they are
I" be sent by rail to St. Mary's station.
hauled across the river by teams and tor.
warded to Boston via Fredericton Branch
and European and North American Rail-
road. Shingles are usually shipped by
water, at very low rates Of freight.
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Letter from Boston,


BOsToS. Jan. T.
The Hing Of the lSand,rich Islands il Bos.
toH-Lecture By Hon. Carl .>churz- The
Big Iea-heule--uiSS Lillian Edydrton.
KING KAL,KAUA
Of the Cannibal islands arrived in Boston las I
Friday z. NJ and is now stopping at the
Revere House, He was received with open
arms by Representatives of the City Govern
ment and escorted TO his elegant apartments,
they being the same the Grand Duke Alexis.
the Prince OF Wales and other distinguished
persons have occupied before him. 1t is the
first time that a reigning King ever visited this
city, so the desire to see him was very great
aud the crowds at the depot and along the
route Wen immense. The reception given him
on every land has been very enthusiastic, and
he has visited several places Of interest. He
is large man of about thirty-eight, very dark
complexioDed, with negro features and curly
hair. He 5 very gentlemanly in his bearing
and conversation, can speak English fluently.
makes Pretty little speech. and on the whole
is admired very much by all who have met
him. Yesterday morning he attended divine
service with the Hon Alpheus Hardy at Park
Street Church. The altar was decorated
beautifully with flowers. The Rev. DR.. Geo.
L. Walker Of New Haven, preached sermon
from Psalms y 10.
HOY. CARL SCHURz
is now In New England delivering his new
lecture entitled. Educational Problems" 1t
is a very able production, and he delivers it in
an easy conversational manner which is very
pleasing. although the majority of his audi
ences probably expected greater display of
oratory. In the beginning of the lecture
which was delivered last week in fremont
Temple, he said that he should treat Of higher
order of education and should not try to please
the popular mind by uttering any brilliant or
witty things but should utter many common
place remarks, and proceeded to say that Edu-
cation should teach us not only the common
things, but how to think, live, and enjoy.
BOYS in this country enter business early in
life and should have practical education. He
spoke severely Of memorizng which is so
much required of our scholars. They should
be taught to give in their own language, what
they have learned. and then it will be remem-
bered. This literal adherence to textbooks is
especially designed for the promotion Of human
stupidity. phe mind should early be made
active. observing. and receptive, to fit men and
women for the subsequent self-educatiOn which
is the most important duty of life. Education
ought to be such rs will kindle and foster in
the young brain desire to learn, or in other
words such training as will facilitate self
culture. He warmly commended the Kinder
garten system. and hoped it would prosper
everywhere. Teaching, he said, was noble
profession and ought to be made = life work.
He bitterly condemned that class who make it
a business only until he or she can get better
situation, but blamed still more, those who reg
qlate the ptices paid them. He insisted that
hey were miseEably paid In PROPORTION 70
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Naple>-Hashington BRAY.
1arnouth-fercZ y. BlInchard'-l2
Independent.
westbrook-Nathan +. Roberts,
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Republicans.
Chc>tervile-C. V. Pinkham.
Phihp>-Benjamn Butler.
WIlton-Georse Fcrnald.'-3
Democrats.
Malrid-I. G. C0nant
Farmihgton-L. b. Pii>burv.-2
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Republicans.
Brooklyn-Geo. X. Allen.
Observation-Disclosures White.
Dedham-Pascal L. Gilmore.
Hancock-James VI. Butler.
Mt. De>ert-R. l.. Grinde.
SuillNan-Simon SimcOn.
Oriand, Nc.-JOhn 4. Buck
Ell>worih-H. NJ. Halls
Democrat.
Deer I>lc-Gcor-c II. Tolman.-l
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Republicans.
Augusta-James W. North.
Litchfeld-John " WOODBURY.
Hallowell-John :. snow
Rcadticld. .Sc.-Jo>ii,h y. Fogg.
Win>iow-James W Wthee.
Gariiner-Naihan o. Mitchcll'
inihrop. &c Amos Wheeler.
thina-John .. Page.
West Gardiner-W II. Merrill.
West Wateryiie. &C.-G. I. Steyens.-l0
Independent.
Augusta-Gardiner {. Vo-c.-l
Democrats.
sidney-Ilenry \. Baker.
Windsor-Joel Taylor.-2
KNOX COUNTY.
Republicans.
Rockland-Geo. :. Wiggin. Samuel II. Bur
Westinghouse. Cunningham.-3
Independent.
Neutrality-suspicious. II. X fl
Democrats.
Thomaston-A fred Watts.
hitting.
Camden-Joseph Martin.
Inion-Charles GieasOn.-4
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Republicans.
Boothbay-John Montgomery.
S9mer,i lle-Orrin GDsratrick-
! Whlteheiu----y.-11 Smth.-3
! Democrats.
! Damariscotta-G George 5. Berry.
/ WaldoborO-Augu>tus Welt.'
/ WiscAsset-Bradford Clark.-3
! OXFORD COUNTY.
Republicans.
Bethel, Newry, Andover, &c. - Pinkne,
Burnham.
sweden-Lewis Frost
/ Mexico. DiXteld, &c.-Henry W. PAX.
Paris-S. Il. Locke.
/ OXford-C. +. Durell .
Democrats.
! Norway-w. II. Wh,comb.
Sumner-Nathaniel ii. stowe.
Brownfield-John Marston.-3
( PENoBsCor COUNTY.
/ Republicans.
/ Bangor-Franklin A. Wilson, Llewellyn J
/ Norse,' Joseph 5. Wheelwright.
Brewer-Benamin +. Teft.
/ Lincoln-William c. Clark.s
/ Leyant-C. Ii. Stanley.
I Dexter-W. W. Nutter.
! DiXmont-Amos Whitney
Garland-Edson l.. Oak
Lagrange-Jotham Moulton.
Newport-Byron Porter
Spiingfeld-Lloyd W. Drake.
Orono-Eben Webster.s-l3
Democrats.
oldtown-Henry Brawns
Feazie-Wyatt Weeds
Burlington james Edes.s
Corinth George +. S. Trott.
Eddington-Josiah b. Bearce.-5
PIsCATAoUIs COUNTY.
Republicans.
Orneville, &c.-A. NJ. Warren.
Monson, &c.-William W. Lame
Democrat.
sangerville-Abner r. Wade.-l
sAGADARoc COUNTY.
Republicans.
Bowdoin, &e.-Elisha Purinton.
Bath-Edwin Reeds
Arrowsc-Charles &. Crosby
Topsham-George Barron.s+
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Republicans.
Skowhegan-R. B. Shepherd.
HarmOny-Amos Head.
Mercer-Buel W. Jones.
St. Albans-Samuel +. Lyford.-4
Democrats.
Starks-Samuel W. Tinkham.
New Portiand-Nal II. Moody.
Pittsfeld-Nelson Vickery.
LexingtOn-George Pease.-
WALDO COUNTY.
Republicans.
Belfast-Willam Pitcher
Freedom. &c.-Daniel v. Dodge.
Waldo-Jeremiah Evans.
Searsport-Wm. McGilvery.s
Winterport-Simon j. Treats
Llncolnville-Emery A. Parker.
Monroe-B. W. Colson.-7
Democrats.
Thorndik@J. n. Harmon.-l
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u s........4as.~-.ss.
ROtlce.

up,r will he sold by public auction n,, e,
s .sd Ga9 %o is q, .t Il" 'sqs m
70" "1enoon. Inc following dsseTi f"r vlolIon OIL
Inc same having eeea iofie''
revenue Laws-NiL'
20 Gallons OF Rum
Gin,
~, " Whisky
boz. bottles of Whisky
| Kegs.
Dcz. bottles
wu. II. SARGENT, Co''ee'
| c,.,on House, q st,ne. Dec. sou'' 1874 Fl
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Legislative Notice

w notic uadethrsgn ed citizens of sulHy.n ,ico
for an ae intend to petition The
ters a ~nari one hundred feet in trn smt l" e<
meet,ns ban near the old Jerry wa siue SS
sullivan, Dec. %. 1874 WHITE others,
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n. Masons. There win n. a
" al Communication of this t DC an
jan 9Th, 1873. at I O'clock saay ew
general attendance Is reaues,ea e.,
Fer Order OF the " 49,
Ellsworth, Dec. 81, 1874 HIGGINS, So
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Hucksport National R,,,

'h hn Asnnsal ne.ains Of he s.es.
Il. cbo oiSss y g! Aa!,oaal hank, Of ~
other SSsse Us U. g and ne t.s.as
W., xiii es held At their banii
tue 'atn day 81 Jan. l,7S, sf u & 4
saekspors, Dec. ., ia Il
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AGENCY or


For Sat +
THsE. , subscribe e. offers for IA
acres OF land, dwelling hons ~
This lot has an exceltent -
acres OF grass, and one oif rrCA
Hood-lots In sullivan. For itn
ply TO Cyrus Emery al SuI1S
scriber at Els worth.
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spffial A =

C"ssUMFrGoN CAS- he CCf
SCuESCK's PCLMoNIC sYRU.r,
SCHESCk's sEAwEED tn
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As the Legislc met Wednesday.
a. ,,,,o,;ncre of members will be of
interest to
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ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Republicans,
Poland and Minot--Adna T. Denison..
LiNcrmorc. &c.--.Iohn sanders.
last Liyermore, &c.-John W. Eaton.
Durham. &c-Lcouard Macombcr.
Lcwi,ton-J. l.. II Cobb Nahum W. but
ton.
- Auburn = BENJAMIN +, Sturgis.' James
Democrat.
Lcwi>ton-S D. Wakeiield.-l
ARoo>rooK COUNTY.
Hcpudican.
Island Fall>-Danicl Randall.
Extraordinarily Powers.
Prc>que l>le-L.. : Judd.'-3
H.a.peHdeat
Van Buren-Petcr {. kecgan.'
Fort Fariicld-Aihcrt ~. lIoyL-2
DempcrI'
Fort kcni-John A. Nadrau
Weston-Danicl J. BarAcr..-2
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Republicans.
Brid-ton-Bcnjamn {. S;ouc.'
Wiudham-t harle> Rogers.
Pownal-I>ra.l +. McIniyrc.
Portland-W. W. Thomas, Jr.,' Charles \.
Walden.
Drering-Anircw lIawcs'
Brun>wick-Hartwcil Littlc.-7
Democrats.
Portland Nathan ClcaVcs.' William e..
DayI>, Daniel ". True.
Cumbcrland- Peter Merrill.
Cape Elizabcth-Iamc> Trickey.
Gorham-kmball Eastman.
Baldwin-JOsiAh Millikcn.
Harri>on-John i. Lamb.
Gray-John ID. Anderson.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Moulton.'
Naples Washington BRAY.
Iarnouth-rercz y. Bllnchard.'-l2
independent.
We>tbroOk-Nathan L. Roberts,
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Republicans.
Chc>terville-C. V. Pinkham.
rhilip>-tienjamin Butler.
Wlton-(ieorge Il Fcrnald'-3
Democrats.
Nadril-J. g. COnant.
farmhgton-L. b. PIi>bury.-2
HANCOCK COUNTY.
, 1875-11-01

Inter ben Y%erlonen. iueld)e auf Ser
4uslieauns Yrdmie erbielten. lino mad
ben GiIten, mel6e bis Sonnobeno ous=
ee9eben waren folsenOe 9eutl9s: Serr
s. 8o9ner fir bas bette Enforcement
Yarfiimerien. 9err S. %. 2pnneman
fir bas bette Yed 3miebeln. Scrr @.
&opsfe fir elm portrait inOel mad Dem
Geben. Serr S. @eeie fir Die bette 2I=
Geographic.
gSir fGnnen ni6t nmbin su bemerfen,
oab es oft bel Der Brdmienpertbeiluns aui
Der Observation-Disclosures lonoerbar 5u=
scbt unb es ldeint uns, ooB in pielen
Tdaen Die Gldter feline &enntniB BON
Den Sadjvn baben, iber wel9e lie ibr
urtbeil ab9eben %iolen. Wir 9onnen ben
2euten ibre Yrdmien unb molen oaber
ni6t 9enouer ouf Die Sa9e ein9eben.
, 1875-11-01

YoliSei @eri9t. 6olsenbe
Sdle famen porseltern in oieiem@eri6te
our Serbanolun9:
@iliam Burrea, farbig, anset!agt
cine Bartie giien o Sabn u. Gofe
9eitoblen gu baeen, wuroe, we9en Man=
gel on 8iirsi9aft, auf 3 Monate in Die
Sail seIanot.
Sobn Moore, anssflast cine Sols=
edge BON q. S. 2o1ler inter fali1en
UorIpie9elnn9en erbalten su baben, err
belt 10 Sage Sail.
4ompeD 5raDlier, farbis, ansetlast
ben Wiliam Sobnion ansegrifen uno
9elAla9en 81 baben, wuroe entlallen.
WiliamS eap ansetlast 2drm sema9t
II. basGisentbum bes NnoremGraulle be=
i9aoist 81 baben, entlaien.
, 1875-11-01

Gs fam Dor einiscn Sasen cine Srau
Namens Srsnifibi bier an, pel6e li1
als Die gorreipOnoentin bes rgleU Dorf
Sribune," n2onoon Simes" nnb ~&on=
Don Suuitrateb Neps" aus9ab. Sic
iaste, baB iie iiber Die gntbiiauns Der
Sadlon Statue 81 beri1ten babe.
Sislelbe mar ungefabr 35 Sabre alt uno
,pobnte i'm Gg6anse 9otel. 2este Wo-
6e eradblte lie benz glerf i'm 9Otel, Dap
ibr cine nbr, welde $500 pertb. aus
ibrer Siube seitoblen lei uno o~fferirte
500 ols 8elOhnuns fir Die Wieoererr
baltun9 berlelben. Gin 9utberSigsr
&e1tsanlpalt lieb ibr, als er bon ibrer
8erlesenbeit b6rte, $40, mel6e Tie ibm
BON Y~biIabelpbia anriid ienoem lolte.
Mm Oonnerltas ma lie i'm Sesriff iran
S6liiAen Mbl1ieo gu nebmen, bod Der
Glert bemcrtte es uno lieB lie als pers
bd9tises Srauenaimmer arret,ren. Sie
muroe lpater wieber entlallen nno per=
ipra9 Die &otelrednuns bon Ybilaoel=
pbia aus su beri9tisen. Sreita9 per-
lieB lie Die Stabt.
, 1875-11-01

Ser Sal Oes Sobn M. glpne, anse=
tlagt cine golbene ubr unb Settle i'm
Wertbe BON 500, bas G%isentbum bes
S. 20. Simberlafe, seitoblen Su baben,
tam por9eltern i'm Ypliseiseri6t sur0er=
b%onOluns. 9a 9~enii9enoe Beweile Dor.
lasen, 10 mlrbc Glpne Der Cuttings
Court iiberwielen. Mu6 muroe Elm ana
berer @erbaftsbefebl 9esen g!pne ausse-
ma6t. Serielbe itabl ndmli6 BON Sr.
gSiliam s. Sargatt $45 @elo uno cine
9oloene Settle. Ser lebtere Saq miro
naditen @onnabeno I'M YollSei9eri9t
pDrtDmmeu.
, 1875-11-01

@erbre9er. Solsenoe @eianse-
men wuroen eeltern BON Yetersburs in
Der Ysnitentiarp ob9elIefert 9ugo y.
gpans uno @eorse s. SimpIOn, welB,
brei Sabre, wesen srpBen Siebitabls;
George Owens, farbi9, l Sabr, lpe9eu
Ginbru9; Nr6er Digs, farbis, 2 Sab
re, ipe9en Sall9uns; Sboooeus Sotts,
farbis, l Sabr, ,pe9en 9loBen Sieb=
itabls; Yeter Srown, farbis, l Sabr,
iuesen oelielben @erbre9ens; Senrp
Malbinston, farbi9, l Sabr wegen boss
baften Ste9ens; @iie Geatneriton, far-
big, l Sabr, wesen srOBen Dlebitabls.
81 @efan9ene wuroen in Dem Snltitute
i'm Monat Ottober abselieiert.
, 1875-11-01

@abl. Morsen lit Die @abl unb
mir rat6en jeben c%onierpatipen Sirser
fir bas bon ben 8iirgern in Der Nor=
wabl eewdblte Sidet su itimmen. bamit
uor alien Singen Die Yartei nidt SER
1plittert mirb. @s iolte jeoer oeutl9e
Stimmbere9tiste mor9en isine Stimme
an Dem Stimmfalten seltenb MAIDEN,
bamit CT ipdter, ipenn biegBabl ni6t mad
1einem 3uni4e a%usfdllt, ii4 feline 8or-
piirfe Az MAIDEN brauGt.
, 1875-11-01

@eebubertretung. Solgenoe
9erlonen iparen porseitcrn Dor Dem Yo=
Gi6ter Wbite, ansetla9t oieStaot~
8eroronunsen iibertreten gu baben:
Benjamin Gottreq puroe 81 9eitraft,
neil spei leiner Sreiber ibre &arren iber
bas Srottoir 9etrieben.
Serman Saafe, $40 s~etraft, ,peil er
am Sonntaee 2iquDre in Ieiner 8irtb=
19aft perfaufte.
, 1875-11-01
Gs 1T gut folsenOe @eiese li9 81

Gs 1T gut folsenOe @eiese li9 81
merfen:
Cine Note, welde an einem Sonnta=
&c oatirt, 1T un9ilti9.
Cine Npte, welbe pur1 8etrug ooer
Dpn einem 8etrunfenen erbaIten, fam
ri6t collettirt weroen.
gSenn cine Note perloren segnnsen
ODER seltoblen wprben 10 lit Der @us=
iteler bericlben ni9t erlDit er muB lie
opA be5ablen.
9erienige, wel1er cine Note enbo1irt,
lit BON aler Werantwortli1feit berrelt,
menn inn mad Dieruno5pan5lsSt unoen,
na6 Ni9tbe5abluns oerlelben aunoe se=
9eben.
Cine Note BON einem Minberjd9rigen
aus9eltelt, lit unsiltig.
Goten tro9en III oann Sntcrelien,
wcnn BARN uer5ei6net.
Nniteler lino fir ibre Nn9e,ieuten Der
antportli6.
Seoes Mitslieb siner6irma 1T fir Sen
bolen getra9 Der S1nlhen Der 5irma
~perantw1rtii1.
nnfenntnib Der @eiebe 1T feline gnt=
i9uloi9uns.
gs it Setrus eincn 9etrus gu per=
beimli6en.
0as @sieb spiust Iiemanoen, un=
mD9ll9es 81 %leiten.
Gin Wertra9 obne Gntl6doigun9 1T
unNlItis.
llnterl9riftcn, pel6e nit Sleiieoern
9el9rieben. lino seicbll9 unsiiltis.
Cine Sei9einisuns fir Den gmpfans
BON Gelo miro 9elesll9 ni1t oils wirt.
lid %empfan9en betrahtet.
@el1afte, BON einem Mitslieb elmer
Slrma bclorst, miro oils bon q II aus
gebeno betro9tet.
Gontratte> wel1e an Sonntase ein=
ge9atlgsn, f0nnen ni9t our4seiubrtw er
Den.
Gin gontraft nit einem minberiab=
ri9en 1T ungilti9.
Gin Gontratt nit einem Srrlinni9en
1T m9iiltls.
, 1875-11-01

8orisen SonnabenO mar 9err $. ST.
iber Dor benz YOli5eiri9ter, an9efla9t
einen sewiien Msoies 8roOfs seorobt 81
baben. Wabreno bcs @erbDres wurOe
9err 6iiber bibis uno nannte Sroofs
eluen &usner. Ser &i9ter beleste Srn.
Iilber nit elmer CITRATE BON So fir BE
jpeftlolisfeit i'm @eridt uno $3.50 neil
er ben 8rOofs 9eorObt bate.
, 1875-11-01
Rt0mpnb poit Office.
ppit- ARRANGEMENT.
Is. Wffoher 1873.

8HaAtF 4AA~A-a4lt ft4~
@orSIide surhhcH. 2nsimor tsorid.
Sonnfa1e auseenrmmen -arfnnft 5W. w,
u 1nc 1459 M. -PoHiGfnb j .35 pnS $50
Srnr,na gnlnnft SD, R. -woa.
iGtuB 1876 81. p. tWG P'"'
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men Sonn'adF- = gnfunft Las n. M.-
poFleblaf 1.35 anb s 20 n. R.
sihIiae gsa. 3meinor tdorid. e,nr.
tags dufaenDm NJ en, - Mnfnnft 10 IN ms
inc o.tV Y: 81 goffAlub a g. M. rnn
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@iAmnno& 9anbiue Gienbehu gSos
f2.45 81. a. $'p'p'uB
9nnbint & Greensborp. am,;n,,r "a,
i,9.- anfu' # 2.30 unb 9 a. 81 MA
1blnt az. ~. uns f2.45 81 gy. Ff
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= me En- d Mntnnft 2.30 81. ". . Woaldims
epeiapeafe G. Ohio Gifenbahu. SSorid,
Scnilta9s aa~easnpmmen. Wnfmnft a So m
- poitldlab $50 Q. 81.
Syn@burs Charlottesville, @tauntOn. srb;,s
Sulpnef Sprtn5s anp peflid) BON Wbitesuis
Pgn Spf,l9s Mnfuuf. S 9. M.- 1na.
tfluB $50 q. M. wy"
SSet ynint hub gtationen ON her n ~
". INN G.@, q, 3daiidl gonntaos dvsc m.
nemnten: Mnfunft 1880 y. m.N say;t.
ibInB ". 81. ppH'
@leueeifsr, itter @eit Ycint. ,Solh.-9r
tafIt 1880 9. Or. = pSfldlus 81. m.
3apta6dnnpf, iiter Jil6 souI. tSoI;h
@"'anft 6.3Qg. Dr. guGldlue / d. M.
Samcs aiber Compiler. greimoI ,nSd,rt
t.u. @lfunft MOuta9s, Mlttwpd,s unh
gle.iaes, . ". M.- gOii9IuG Difnfaos
Sohhfflass unS Spanabents, 5000. 81
Canal gafet. Gr.imaI n S6entIid.
= an,an MI Wftttn Dds, Breitaes unit @onntaos
.. M: : ppiti1luB, Mpntaas, MittmnHa
nao orftia9s, 4 VI. M.
sagort Punap &omte. i3weima II wrdenuid.
~ - Mnfulltt, Mtt,mp1s Hnb aunabenes &
". ~. % yOfti9Iab, DOnnsspa unn Sunu
, 1875-11-01

GbicabompnpS Club.
S9eute meroen Die Speiulen ii9 mieocr
angencDme Stunoen bereiten; es sibt
ndmli6 Der Club einenSaQ oielen Mbeno
in Stem Mtortet 9otel. Serr v. Gnssl-
fling Der neue @lrtb, wirO jeoenIaas ole
les aufbieien es %leiren @diten an9enebm
Su MAIDEN nlo fir CUTE Speilen mo@e=
trdnfe iorsen, ban,it er elei9 beute lein
Genomc als gutter gSirtb feltlteat.
, 1875-11-01

Das Gulmbabers uno Yilien Sier.
Uni fern meftben &unoen bic 9tad)rl9t, oaB
mir BON jeet an itets unler unubertrelflt<
DIES @uimbaber unO Y,llcn Sier porrd>
tbis baben weroeu. Ger 3 els otiielben
lit 81 per Barrel mcbr, ais Der oes ,9es
w0bnliten NieseS. uno leben mir freuno<
lit)en gepenunsen enlsesen.
Adruusspo0:
8er9ner & @msel.
, 1875-11-01

Die 9erren s. Yumsaroner & Co.,
in Der Moin Strabe BADEN ipieoer 1OC
6aller ibres beriibmten Wbisfeps erbal-
ten, welAe su Iebr ennebmbaren Yrei=
len perfauft lueroen. Ser 8blstsp oes
9errn 8%um9aroner lit 10 betannt, oat
er in ieber ysirtbiAait 5u ino,n unr
er elm lebr bcllebter uno 9elubter Nrti-
tel lit.
, 1875-11-01

Seute Mbeno BON Sonnenuntergafg
on biz Mittpo6 Mprgen maIlen Die
Wirtbi6aften in Der Staot sei6loien
Iein, wona6 li6 Sober su ridten uno Dor
S9aoen 81 bitten bat.
, 1875-11-01

Sn einer fiirSli6 absebaltensn SIP.
ung Der Mftieninbaber Der 6reoerids=
burg N%ationalbanf mlrbe bei9loHen,
bas Capital bon 100000 auf $4,000
Su reouSiren.
, 1875-11-01

SnSt. 2ouis traf am Sreitag Elm
lo2idbrI9er @reis, 8errmann Yuoeder
aus Slerlobn, gum Seiu3e leiner oalelhlt
wobnenoen SDbne, gntel uno @roBentsl
aus Seuti1lunO eln. Ser u%rgroBpapa
lou nod reAt riibri9 uno Ip9ar elnem
ssmiitbIl4sn Sdn5@en ni4t abseneist
leln.
10000 Menl6en lino bur6 Den
8ranD in WirsinIa Gitp obne SbbaA.
Chen jeBt, bel Dem Gintritte Der rauben
SabresSeit lit ralbe Salie orlngeno nD-
tDi9. 8elb O0er anoere 8eltraSe ton=
men an DE 8ant Of CALIFORNIA ooer an
oeren Msenten 9alolow g. So, 33 Yine
StraBc IN gfew Yort, selanot lperoen.
Sn ct. 2puis fweierte Dor einisen So
gen Serr Selnrl9 &lite leinen l0Ollen
8eburtsta9.
, 1875-11-01

Sr. Oopib Greet, i'm MIter BON 80
Sabren, pobnbaft in Gbilicot6, Ohio,
lo9t, ooB Ell Giner BON Senen mar, mel
der Gol. Marun Burr ungtfd6r go Sab
re suriid pe9en SO6perratb pro5elIirte.-
, 1875-11-01
&pffer unb Galiie.

Gleaante Sdyulidube fir Mdoden
nn0 &naben.
Seine &olbSlcberne gticfe'n uno @dlu
be fir 6crren &nuben uno 9unq!inqe,
Stiefel gum 3nopfen uno nit Spieen
fir Oomen. W.drden uno &inber.
Softer, @alile nno Sdadteln su her,
unter9eieeten Yreiien.
@ulilni leberidube bon aucn Gortcn
gu iehr bilisen B%reiicn.
Seitellte Arbelt miro gut ucriertiet
anb oas Yallcn aarrantirt @uSbcfc<
lum9en ,peroen oufs geite uno Yiintli6>
ite %hciOrat Serr Sobn ). Yoid II
,uiro cs iebr freucn leinen dlteren &unoen
mas, briteute 9lrbcit %tetrifft, beoiencn III
oiirf eli. German goihen & lruoer, !.
NJ. ot9 ul,b 5l1 Broad Strassc,
, 1875-11-01

Gs wuroen bon Dem glerf Der Su-
filings Court i'm Wfonat OttOber 3S
acknowledgement bewiQist; 10 an weiBe
unb 10 an Iarbi9e Yaare.
, 1875-11-01

Ser S9ooner albert Oailp" fam
Sonnabenb nit 240 Sonnen @ts bier
an, luelde an Srau Sane Sing oerl6ifft
tpuroen.