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The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
GENER4L NEWS.

A large number of Congressmeu j. p
Washington last night to spend u Z.
holidays at their homes.
President Grant and family --L
Hon. George Bancroft arrived =.
Washington from Philadelphia YES
terday afternoon.
a telegram from Providence, Il. l..
that Drexel, Morgan & Co., OF Ne7.
ork, Blake Brothers " Co, Of Bos-
ton, and James Y. Smith, Royal {.
TAFT and Henry L. Kendall, Of Prov. d.
dence, have been invited to meet = -
officers OF the Providence Tool Con-.
pany to-day to examine the company /,
affairs and make such recommend >
tions to the creditors as they ~
deem advisable.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
personal.

Pere Hyacinthe talks OF settling in
Boston.
TitienS in New Haven next Thurs
day night.
Edmond About talks of coming over
to the Centennial.
Poker Schneck is probably descend
ed from Pocahontas.
Z. t. Barnum writes letter to say
that he Is mo politician.
Captain General Falmaseda, the
Commander in-Chief of the Spa anish
forces in Cuba, has resigned, and has
been succeeded by General Carlo.
Mr.. O'Conner is so perceptibly i'm.
proving that his friends think LIE will
be able by Christmas to leave his room
He received no visitors yesterday, but
spent quiet and pleasant day.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
.fMTSEM EkTS.
DIR. vILLERs, LECTURE.

The lecture by DR.. J. Jay Villers, at
the Grand Opera House, last evening,
was attended by very small audience.
The lecturer commenced his re-
marks few minutes after eight o'cl'k,
and continued for an hour and half,
during which time he gave extracts
from and limitations of about twenty
of the most famous humorists of the
past and present. The entertainment,
for entertainment it was, was indescrl.
badly funny, and hearty laughter
greeted it from beginning to end.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

The Confidence Woman's Game Sud-
denly stopped--Chasedb by an Oaicer
She Jumps from n Window to the
Ground, Twenty-Five feet belo,y--
Seriously Hurt and taken to jail.
1t has only been a few dyas since
the GAZETTE reported the shrewd op-
eratioDs of confluence woman in
Chester, this city, and othar places, all
OF which were successfully conducted.
She had Il number Of aliases. but
always told about the same story, viz. ::
Wanting board for few days TIL she
could get work in the mill.
Suspecting that she would visit New
Castle, Chief O'Toole advised Mayor
Giffin to keep a sharp lookout for this
light fingered female, which was
done.
kast night. officer John Ricketts,. of
the Wilmington police force, received
Information to the effect that this
woman was stopping at New Castle,
at house next door to McGovern's s
Green Tree Hotel. lie accordingly
went over, proceeded to the house de.
signated and there found the woman.
She answered the desired description,
and said she bad been at the house
since since Saturday. Her name she
had given as Bridget McGinn, and a
tailor working at New Castle, who
claimed to be her brother.in-law, had
gone security for her board bill. This
man came into the house Immediately
after officer Ricketts,, but on hearing
the officers pointed inquiries he sud
denly turned around and departed,
Being satisfied that he had trapped
his game, officer Ricketts, told the
woman she was wanted at Whining
ton, whereupon she asked permission
TO so up stairs and dress. Permission
was granted, but the suspicious officer
was about to go up with her, when
she sorrowfully asked, you wouldn't
have me dress before you, would you?'
This was too much for the officer,
modesty, and he stayed down stairs.
But after waiting reasonabl,
length of time, lie became suspicion,
of the woman's scontinued absence ,anC
started up stairs. All was dark, ant
calling for light he proceeded
through the second story to small
loft, under the roof, An open win
dow was at one end, and from tbi
window he heard piercing cries. They
came from the woman, who had Jump
ed from this window to the ground
twenty-five feet below.
The rash woman was carried int,
the hodse, and DR.. G. T, Maxwell sen
for. He found her. main injuries t
consist of severe cash under the chil
and various bruises. No bones wer
broken, and he could not then tel
whether she had received internal in
} iuries.
The injured woman was then care
fully removed to jail, and when sh
sufficiently RECEIVERS, will be brough
to Wilmington for hearing befor
Mayor Whiteley. Her trunk is ais,
in the possession of the Sheriff. /
, is locked, but it doubtless contain
some of the money stolen from Mrs
Mote, Of this city, Mr.. McIvaine, O
Brakes lane, and victim in Chester
The woman's rash action, point
strongly to her guilt, while her person
al description tallics exactly with tha
of the confidence woman. Her vic
Tins, no doubt, will confirm tie iden
tification when she is given hearing
: The true name or residence of thi
) bold confidence woman is not known
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
ElBSI EDlIlON
-. vREcKERs ARRESTED.

.s Arrested on suspicion Of
s'r a. wreck a Train on the Della
fr"sy r"sy.,Jroad--One Turns states
~ =, NIGHT of Saturday, Dec. 11th,
On nmnt VIC was made to throw the
a hound Delaware Railroad pas
0Gih Ov rain from the track, at Arm
'psu, Corner, about two miles above
rGlHs.,ovn. rGls The attempt, however,
ilauss .s abertive, as the ties and other
'a,',.,;ops 'a,'u were discovered just in
S'us,,e w ssve the train, though the es-
uas a.s " was narrow.
ape W. sst tbat timo the Railroad author
sl'S hsve been on the lookout for the
p' traitors of this outrage, and Super
,l'dent ' Kenney offered a reward of
i's'avt " sor their arrest. Recently some
t.ss I construction hands of the Mid
s..vn division suspected that a
atU1 negro named Eliza Graves knew
E., Thing about the outrage, and by
sn..,s nromises and persuasions they
ai.'dI a1nSsd him to tell what he knew. He
lsI' "a IN effect, that the attempt was
WI W. nv three negroes, Peter, Eugene
'sI ~ Tbomas Goulsbvry, brothers. On
.as ", Evidence a warrant was issued by
w. S..i,, Walker, and served by Con.
IN, lanes G. Townsend, and the
w." .,o after a hearing before the
s.,U,e Yesterday afternoon, were
,.ssn 10 New Castle, the informant,
,snv Ti,o Graves, being also taken. They
Ter. Z,, III committed to Jail.
TIN Tho Goulsbury brothers deny their
oonnseton with the crime, and stoutly
s'.st .vs their innocence, which they
's,st ", they can prove by an dlibt.
Grayes M however, tells the following
Va We had all been playing ball il
VIdletown in the afternoon,and Pete
lam and Eugene asked me to wall
anne with them 1--WE all live at Arm
rnug's Corner. When we got som'
stance above Middletown the thre,
,Oth,rs began to pick up old spikes
mss ties and connection bars, whicl
5U placed across the track; they salC
miing to me and l did not interfere
nj, was before supper time; we ther
vent home and l ate supper, and wen
70 YNiddletown with a companion; | d.
not know why did not tell, and don
know whether the others went back tt
watch the result or not; MIR. DALEY
The obstruction boss, asked me about i
tsday and told him what l knew;
did not help to do the work,
Probably when the trial comes OF
lie conscience stricken Graves may b,
induced to tell more, but even thi
coniession will be enough to convic
tie others. The case will be vigorously
conducted by the Railroad company
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
Making Rides for the TURKS.

PRoyIpENcN, Il. l., December l9.-I'-
Providence Tool Company will issue q
statement tomorrow showing that il "a.
a contract with the Turkish Goyernne-
for the manufacture OF 10000 rifles
with the option OF accepting an add:
tioual order for 200,0L1. and that larg
expenditures have been made in the ~
paration of buildings. machinery a.
tools. so that the present capacity =
manufacture is 1000 rifles per week, -
ploying l,S00 men.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

THE MIssIoN.-A mission at the
Sacred Heart Church was commenced
Sonday last and was we'll attended by
the congregation. The services on
week days are taking place at $3.50 a.
n, and 7:30 p. m. on Saturday Christ
na9 the first mass in said church
shan be said at 4 o'clock in the morn.
lns, second at 7;30 and late mass at IL
o'clock a. m .
Sunday, Dec. &c, confirmation will
b adm mlnistered at s o'clock q. M, al
10 o'clock mass, forty hours devotion
will commence with the usual impor
ant ceremonies. Ample chance !:
given to the faithful to comply will
their spiritual duties.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

PoST AND PILLoRY.-A colored LII
named Reed, driver for the Steazl
Brick Manufacturing Company, has made
a miniature whipping post and pillo-y
ont Of pine wood. The stocks are occ-.
pied by two little wooden men, while 4
wooded whip is piled by wood She- ;
on the back of wooden culprit at =
post. The whole affair was made with .
pen-knife, and is very ingenious. 1t -
now on exhibition in the window Of Z
NJ. Mulien's cigar store, Front and Je1e-
son streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
Police Gases.

This morning the Mayor committed
Ned Leary for sixty days for vagrancy
John Sayers was fined So and costs for
assault and battery on Wilson Scraf.
ton; James Darrah was put under 5000
bail for threatening bodily harm to s.
B. Virtue; a. +. Young, for assault
and battery on Levi JEFF, was fined so
cents and costs; Charles Preston was
held under $206 bail, charged with
stealing twelve dollars from Rebecca
Scgars.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
FIaHr ON WEST FRONT ST.

FIeHT ON WEST FRONT ST. About
eleven o'clock, last night, two young
men, VIM. Hanley and Joseph Sayers,
became engaged in q fight on Front
street, between Washington and Justi-
son, Ssyers claimed that Hanley had
stolen some money from him. The
COmbstants were parted by Mr.. Wilson
SIafton, who lives at Front and JUS
tsOn Afterwards the fight was re-
sved, and Ssyers struck Hanley on
hehead with piece of iron, cutting
hin badly. He also hit MIR. Scrafton
% the arm, and then ran. Mr.. Scraf-
Ons arm was severely injured, the
muscles being SO sore and stiff as to
isprive him temporarily of the use OF
Ae arm. He at once had warrant is
sued for Sayers' arrest, but the otii'
GERS were unable to find him. Hanley
however, was taken to the Hall,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

TEE GREAT SALE. The greatest
ale and the rarest opportunity to
purchase splendid Clothing is ut its
height at Louis Z. Waterman's New
Clothing house, opposite Clayton
House, N. w. Cor. 9th & Market Sts.
Crowds and crowds of people, daily
vsit this large establishment and GER
tsinly purchase the best goods at the
very commonest prices. Overcoats in
all styles and colors for men. Over
coats in all styles and colors for youths.
0vercoats in all styles and colors fol
Boys. Suitings in the greatest variety.
This sale only continues one week
longer and it would be we'll for those
wanting anything in this line to call Al
once, as the stock is rapidly being re-
duced.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
THE COLD.

Tne weather yesterday morning W.
extremely cold throughout Canada. SaH
England, New York and this State. A.
Ottawa, the Thermometer marked G3 se.
grees below zero Quebec. % below. a.
Montreal 20 below. In New England a
range was from IL to Il below zero. =
latter point being reached at Littleso-
N. H.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

LADIES WEAR.-The attention of the
ladies is called to the extraordinary re-
duction in price of fine millinary. hats
and bonnets trimmed up in in elegant
style; in ladies all wool beaver cloaks,
made up and trimmed in the latest and
most handsomest style; in ladies dresses
made of the very best Alapacas and Pop
Inns in black or colored, at F. l.. Frank g
ladies emporium 5ll Market st. 2td-wlt.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

OLD HATS MADE NEw.-H. Taylor
mas opened silk hat factory on the
third floor of the building No. 415
Market street, where he intends to
make silk hats to order, in the best
style and at low figures. He also re-
models and fixes up old hats so as to
resemble new. Those wishing fine
hat at moderate price should give
him call.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
The "Dtanond."

AS the diamond is the royal member OF the
family OF glass, so the diamond ~pectacles. {"
every pair having The diamond trademark.
have established themselves as the most
valuable OF all Inventions to aid ling or
impaired sight.
For sale in Wilmington by r. 5. Clark, No.
407 Market street. dec20eod&wlw
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

SELECT ReApINGs.-Atpublic schoo
No. !, this afternoon at 4o'clock, Mrs.
N. josephine Warren, of Philadelphia
will give select readings before the
Teachers Institute. Mrs. Warren is
spoken OF as an elocutionist of no or
dlnsry ability. The public are cordi'
ally invited to hear her,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
CANCEl{

S~rofuia and NIL SiSiu Diseases
Cured by DIR. BOnd's DiscoSery.-
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ASriDorEs uni
with and destroy the virus of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not AFFECT the healthy
part Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Cane
lnstitute lone OF the handsomess marble edi
does in the city, and the finest remedial
stitute in the country. Remedies, with III
directions, sent to any part of the world.
sSsend for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
''' IL. BOND. NJ. r.,
PEyNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
eb22 dly SOS Chestnut ST. m L. Ia
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
$40, 200 FROM THE PR. II. co.

Mrs. Johanna Greed, of Philadelphia,
whose husband was killed by an accident
at Schenck's station, Bucks county, in
November, 1874, leaving her with six
children, sued the Pennsylvania r. Il.
Co. and recovered $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

CORRECTIONAL local in yesterdays
paper, placed the thermometer at 8
degrees beloto zero, at Z o'clock in the
morning. This, OF course, was mis-
lake as the thermometer stood at 8
degrees Gboue zero which everybody
agreed was cold enough. The weather
10 day is quite moderate.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

Ice IN THE DELAWARE - Yesterday
morning the steamer Arid left Cohsn-
zie creek, N. j., and arrived in Will
mington in the afternoon. All the
way up she cut her way through ice
q to 81 inches thick. Ice in the Dela-
ware so early in the winter is very
rare
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

Few People unacquainted with physlolo.
gical chemistry are are aware OF the quantity
of iron In in the blood, but all should knOw the
importance OF keeping up the supply, 'or
debility disease and death are sure 10 follow
when the quantity comes too much re-
duced. The Peruvian Syrup Ga Lrotoxide OF
lron) supplies this vital element, and has
cured many chronic diseases.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
Special NOTICE.
HORSE DISEASE.

Positively cured by the use Of HUMPlI-
REY's HoMGPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. S0li by
WALTON. Druggist.
935 Market street.
Also. fu, ale. Homeopathic Pharmacy
Good. and Humphrey Specific for people.
o.. l5-t Jan /.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21

TA1LoRINa.-Jacob Richter. has com.
menced the tailoring at No. 2 East Sew.
enth street, and will make gentlemen
and boys clothing in the best maLnel
and at low pricec, and guarantee a good
fit Give him q call
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
u E.4 THER KEPORY
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l,lA. B
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle Atlantic States, IA.
ing barometer, increasing southey.y
winds, warmer, hazy and clouds
weather.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
WILMINGTON M.RK FITS.

WlLEISGros. Del Dec. 40. ls5h.
., lu" itYns at tho Brsndywine Vi lis Tor
Fvur and Grain-Cnrrected Daily
The daily gazette., 1875-12-21
SECOND EDITION.
STOPPED 1T LAST.

ihe commence Woman's Game sud-
denly stopped--Chasedb by an Oaicer
She Jumps from n Window to the
Ground, Twenty-Five feet beIow--
sert0usIy Hurt and takem to LaiI
, 1875-05-20
Gbriitop1 bpn sdmio's Snger0s

OS~\e~tvN<>
@ebnrben tn Bappbefel q Is Gents. U1it
WfuSlinsHiiden q 90 Gents. @an3
Mlslin IS Gents.
eeinrtdb RON GidbenfeIs, pis r iur GrisnntniB
Uottes fam.
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cine Gr,dbIuns gum Weib-
nlttseeitent fir &inoer.
Der Rpfenfpd. Cine interefante Gr31bIuna.
Der observation-disclosures Standardization.
Spel @r5dblun9en. a- .
Die Dftereier.
Die Sopfenb, stben. Cine Beesbenbeit aus BEN
Sebet elres arrter Doris 9ulebrers.
Gutadbfus. Cine Gei@idte Der d~riitliden gor3eit.
Dae y tmmenfGrbds en-. Cine Graphing Dem bli-
benoen 4lter 9epiomet.
NoiG BON xanHensRre. Cine Uei@i9te Sts utter
eenofepa. Sine Der f85ntsn unO rHbrenOfsn Gs.
i4i4tsn bes @ltsrtbums.
pic Wadttsal. Cine interenants osi4ihts.
@obert, S m as aifenfnabe, Obsr: Sas anbtnfsn
2rbpfg, Der WvBmaneerer.
Sieben Grsdbinnsen. Il"
Sdnneton nnb Mmalie.
Die Mdiblumen.
Emma BON G~insenfein, pbsr: Oott na%t Gues
Milbelm Zen. Gin ssiaiatiass GsmaIss.
pas nerIorene &ine.
Das SGmbden DaS gaaubid,loA.
Der quite SriepTn mnb Der bbie DtstriH.
S~treihnneert Gr;dblnnsen. 3wei 8dnoe.
Die Cram Snlia, ooer: Rinbli@s aisbs. xreut
@ottfrieS, Der iumss einNesIer.
Der @brffbaum.
Die fleine 2autenfpteIerin.
0nS &dmntd)en. "a.
5ernanec. SsbensssI&i4te einss iunsen Grafen aus
Spaniert.
&upiermam,em une @olsaade. Has eoseL
marsarstba Bllmden. Die aBalSfapeae. Das
Die ' Ssaes na"reais. ~ssassrau.b am mbetn.
Der Siamautrins. Das @earienbils.
, 1875-05-20

Der &eit ieines Gaees blieb ibnt Il
Der &eble iteden /; jett erit bemerfte e
bas peroutte Nusieben oeS Nooofaten.
nSieb' oa! ipas baben sic ?" fra9te er
Der iunse Gopofat blidte i'm an mi
elm pom SawinOel Grsriffener.
sd babe" er,pioerte Ell, ooab i) mid
frase, OBJ ih mude ober tribune! Sd
babe, buB Oieie Srau idulois if, mi
oaB lire Dreiltisfeit alien @lauben iiber=
iteist."
,@arum? 8ie 70? Saben Gle oenn
porber an Sbrer Sdulo sesmeifelt ?"
Der Ibpofat 3eiste in ieinem gan5eu
WeIen Die Idreflthlte Nieoer9el@la9eu=
beit.
nAdb weiB i'd es 0enn lelbit! !" erwiz
oerte ct. .Seben Gle benn nid]t, baB
i'd meinen &opf nibt mebr beiiammen
babe, haB id nidt weiB, mas id Oenten
uno %elauben iou. @S 1T aber wirtlid)
10 llno ood, Ooftor, bin i6 fem Neus
ling, ionoern bin in ben flint Sabren,
leit id beim Strafseridt pertbeiotse, III
Die t~iefiten Gbsriinoe Der seie0idaftliden
Sdidten binab9eifie9en, babe leltiame
Dinse entoedt, Die unerwartetten Gbas
raftere 9etroffeu uno Die idauerliditen
@ebeimniiie pernommen,"
Der Doftor mar nun Ieinerieit8 10
betroffen, oaB er io9ar feline grtue 3u
puben peraab.
yNun, mas fat Sbuen benn Die Irar
BON Glauoieuie aelast ?" fra9te er.
v8enn i6 es Sbnen mieoerbolte, tpiir>
ben sic nidt piel peiter letn als iett.
bdtten oa ietn iollen, ie ieben uno
b0ren mii6en. .Weld' elm @eib 49,.
Jtidt cine Mustel ibres @eiihts 3ufte,
tbr Nu9e blieb beQ uno flar uno ni6t Die
9~erin9ite geluegun9 triibte ben Slang
ibrer Stimme So. 1no nit meldem
NnIeben lie mir trobte !! 49,. Nber fon1men
gle, Doftor, id) bite sic, mir polIen
Sic entiernten iid uno waren bereitS
nett in Der la,isen IGe oe8 @artcn8 oor>
aeidritten, als ite Die dltere Io9ter Der
nit ibrer Wdrterin bon etnem
Spa3iersanse 3uriidfebren iaben. Doftor
blieb iteben uno ben Iopofaz
Ten AM Irm faiieno, f~liiiterte ct Tim ms
Obr:
vPal1en Sic auf! Die @abrbeit
ipriAt aus Dem Manoe Der &inoer, nidt
pabr?"
nWas boffen Sie?" f~lititerte Der 4b>
)ofat.
<yortiebuuQ tolQt.)
, 1875-05-20
Asenten perlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!1

,.Ihree Years in a Man-Trap" uHS Ten Sisht
IN q BAr'Room.". Ron &. G. artbur. Nss isst
aaS erDsts SaS D,slss s~sfsisr.sa eSriiatn.-s = alan
ssae iaaEstrl slssani ssbuneeH, rirp ~ aaaltassa ",
5situnssa bee eaaess auf sas WanHiafs S%surtbtiII
Slne @slat3te pen @srbrtnsa uak Bsisibiaunass n
snsssr @tIits, nti1e ~ btm t~nbtsfsH 5trlss ipsso,p
Der Wtsralttat ssptrien ale @siese. aaenisn, psla.
.Aan-Irap" psrtdufttH, uilata miabtaeus rad nj
@as 10 SMi Srsmplars stsiss Snss s~.tianIsn.
S spsnsGsiGrsin pee DerfaHsrs, NIT fstnsn
aesrtsi9t. Sel6rttbsnhs etreuIars nHs fsI9s mil ben
SSs'innsanasn pereen fret aaf Nnfrass ~strisnbst ysn
!; w Stoeeart y. Co.. pHsItfbsrs. 1888 Saaism
S"Ap' Sp"a' Vas f~iuntaeD;
, 1875-05-20
SDatt'S 2ebems'8 aliam.
Gin mebisiuijhes GEuuhcr.

Rbsumattsmus. Neuralsta, @i6t in tbren, idfimmTen
stadium, Serpfeln. 8bni9s. Rranfbsit, &rpfpelas, ate
ten, srDBe S6pdde, 2sber- unp @isrfaleioen, @tnes
purnt &c. &c. wtrb aufS Seftnlntsfe enre bieier &pnie
aler NeinisunesmitteI 9ebetlt. 9erlelbe 1T swatHnps
3pan;i8 Sabre pinpur3 pom publifurn erprebt cat
5uneerttanfenbe non 8daen gebeiIt unb curirt psts,
penn na6 Vpri6rift esnpnamen. SIT elm ftdereS psti.
mittel pOn 6i(feIn tn allen ~bsilbaren ddlen, eurirr bic
faulftsn alien @eftpdre, ielbit mo Der Stpden idpa an.
g~efreen 1T.
Spatt's 2ebens,Balfam eurirte Serrn 8. 3. Apn.
map, Iraspoen i'm part,Gheater gu grpofian, u. D..
pern drpnii6en Nbeumatismus. na@oem terIelbe psue
Grtel9. Won ben SOrsIett6lten Gersten &urSpa's anb
Nnertfas bebdneelt tpprpen mar.
Spatt's 3ebeuS,Salfam' eurtrte Serrn q. o.
tpap. Dpfmafer No. III Wabtlpn Str, pom einsm
eetabrlt6sn Geitwdr, natbern er feds MpnaIs tint
Srpaprap 5pfpital mar ahb bort ais ~unbelbar erildrt
rurbe. u44 N
Spatt's 9ebens.Sallam tsttte Serrn 5aepb Mctb,
Stlee no. 242 Greenwib Str, non eigem f~erpfusefen
@ei6mure, ppbet bic 5aulniB f&On bis auf ben 8nVGen
aeorungen mar. Serr R. bat rpabrenb Is Sabrea Had
s%elbebener Seilun8 teine DteesrbcIun8 Der Rranieeit
erfabrer. n
Spat's decentralization curirts Strrn N8iaiam
Sprtn8er, no. 1873 Urppme Str, ppafdnpis BON sHt.
~iuneetent Hbsumatismus 10 erntltber Nrt, baB berislbe
GER Self ees 8rdnfen itpn rerwirrt bate. Der @e.
larnte trnnte niGt feline @anb sum 8ppfe srteben xnp
mar i%papreno prefer gtonats ans Bet %asfsHslt.
gu BADEN in Der 6aupt, Office, GAG Grant Str, xNb
vel Npptbeiern i'm MlGenetuRn, gu 81 per Ulal@e. Grhs
Flaidtn ST.. &7aN
@satt's bsrabmts SeiImtttet inb:
tipatt'S uuietlbarer Qsbens-8 BALKAN su S. 100.
&patt's "A -, beppslt fartsr 2sbsns. 8alfam, su
St.25. = 6uatts Yulmpnie galiam, pber Der Sbwtno.
ildtisen Grenne, su $t.00. - 6patt's Spis 2ini.
n'ns, %uuttblbur tar esteen unO S6merssn isisr art,
~ 80 @ents. - Spdtt'S Snja, BUR fir @rfdstuna,
~}rpfwsb, SnRusnja, Gotarrb, su % gts. "
g0snn Sbtse Ariitsl ui6t in eursr 9pottsts pber an Gu-
rem 4labe sa baten ltnp, 70 menbs man lG bireft aubas
SsHiral DspSi 2lf @5aIstr y, z:
ueberal bin per Srpres rerlbidt beir taibs1
OuBeno. 13u2ulan
, 1875-05-20
Qtnerifaniide SngenSs8 ibliotbef.

Sn bubble Bappbedel nit Muslin-&jden
gebnnben a IS Gents.
We8er une aSetfe, bon Sran8 boftmann. Der
irene BGcbter. 3uIammen il, einem Banb.
Der @ieeripenftise, bon 6ran5 boffnann.
Rieines TIT Die zBieee hes Grpfen, BON Gran3
botfftanr. Die 8tSfdbrt. 3uIamntsn in
eineir 8anb.
Die &enfelSnfaten, BON Jran3 bofmann. - Der
Gdiffbrudb. 3uIammen in einem Banb.
Sd febe bid fd,pn. bon Sulius 6offmann
Ou ipnft MIDI. ffeblen,
@rpRpaters &ieblins
Der blinse 'sBiIbei;n,. BON &uaae gissb.r.
Der Sefpfennis. 4rei Ratbarinsn. Ius
Der 0~e9ennart. Srei @r31blun9en bon Sbefla
BON Gumpert. Sn einem 8ano.
9nS Wad9t gum 2idbt. bon Hi4arb Baron.
@al nno Damaianti. pon 5sroinanS e&mibt:
Selobnte 9reue. - GatuntaIa. - Der Wtifp>
ndr In Mfrifa. 3uiammen in einem 8ans.
Der Mablarjt Der Strfbof. ,3pei e%rsabIun'
gen bon g. Stober. s3uiamnen In einem Bano.
Mac Der Mfeni6 iGet, eas mtrs or aud ern,
ten, BON Nibaro Baron.
, 1875-05-20
cut 3ur &ettung.
CHIT @sl&i&ts Oss .Msusn arsunusss."
8. 9. Wrtbur'S

nsusftes uni srpstss gDsrt. lbsr ben mertparbiea.n auf.
ianb Der 9teuasit. Gin ~wirbtsss Sstrenhud su mai
Trap" un6 Ten Nights. psl6es bel Dem YOlte Sea.
ldttOH MAIDEN unb ltD fsbr gut ~perfaufsn pirb. Gu etaenn
Yreiie SsrSfsntli6t. nm fhnene 0erf6ufe aab
srpBe Circulation su e%raislsn. Gempsrensfreunbs, uAter.
NE Serbrsitune bes Bu6es. Spesieae @srfauts.
non 81 per gcf ~beniaiet. z. MR. gtpSeart II. WS.
Nbildba. Agptus,o
, 1875-05-20
300 Yianos nnO Oraeln.

nel nne als ~s,peiter Sanc, pon Sabrifanten ers
tier SLATE, perben iu nieorigeren 4reileu fiir@uib ooer
Mbl9la8s 3ablun9en, oOer fir Mietbe in Staot uno
Sono, nahreno 6ieIet barten 3eiten uno Der 6eierta9e
onrb Spraee @aters II. Con. 4sl @%roabman,
~pertauft, oils ~otelelben ie 3uoor in Ytelu Yort offerirt
pilroer. N9enten u~erlamet um Matters neilc Scale
@ianps nme Spnccrt,C rseln ju pertuufen. SUI.
i~trirte @atuloae per Dot %oerianot. Quite @eoinaungen
m. ben b9noel, Gin GROCER Diseonto iMr aebrsr,
Welltllde, %lrheH, Spgen, Sdulen &C. 4g825no=