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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06

ROMAN HIPPODR0ME,
Fourth avenue and Twenty-seyenth street-vIsIoNS
OF THE HOURS at 2 30 +, II. and 7. NJ Menagens
spen at p. NJ and 80 p. n.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.


Mrs. coSwAYs BROOKLYN THEATRE
English Cpera-1ALisMAN, at y d.; closes At io;AS
?. Il NILS kellogg.
WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway, corner OF Thirieth street-THE BLACK
HASD, At 8 r: NJ; closes a. 1919 y Matinee a. 2
go ia Broad H71FiEfY q Z ~; closes q ioaS
Wa, zsTsGr4ssEAS sgs ..S d
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE,
BRYASTs OPERA HOUSE,
f 5 sFs' 5ss bsa
GERMANA THEATRE,
.io.ss s I: p Sis Ina Nave
10 q. Broadway o1EHsE2 TaaATEF close. ,o
ROMAN HIpPoDRoME.
pGuT r sys1pe End VS. IL shd Senassns
Spen At ! P NJ and 50 ? H.
BowgRY OPERA HOUSE
70 2ci sowsry.-yAR1ETY' at r a-i closes At io;s'
F1FTu AVENUE THEATRE.
TxSzz tGe Closes aes At MI Fisher Mr.
Lewis, Miss Davenport, Mrs. Gilbert
PARK THEATRE,
BroedwHy.-DAvY CROCKETT at r ~; closes at
1870 P. N. Mr.. Mayo.
GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE
No. $50 MISUNDERSTANDING ats Z. M closes 81 10 as
BOwRRY THEATRE
Bowery:-ARoUND The WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Eighth avenue and Twenty third street-AHMED, ats
r. M; closes at 10 As 7. ~
BOOTHS THEATRE
corner OF Twerty-third street and sixth avenue.
HENRY v, al : P. ~ closes II T. N. Mr. hgnold.
LYcEUM THEATRE,
gESssSsTStRe street PeSr ss MIL sgseusLA 'OLE
SAN FRANCISCO sIINsTRELs,
Broadway, corner OF Iwentv-niDth street-NEGkO
-MlHsTRELSf OF g P. NJ; closes at 10 r NJ
TIvoLI THEATRE
Eghth street, between second and Third avenues
VARIETY ats ?. NJ closes ~ II Il ~
wALLACE'S THEATRE.
proadwsy.-RoMANCE or POOR YoUEG MAN, at
bR NJ closes az l0sl0 ?. N. NJ Montague.
COLOSSEUM
Sroadway and Thirry-fourth street-PARIs BY NIGHT.
Two exhibitions daily at and r. ~
QUADRUPLE SHEET.
NEW YORK. TUESDAY, APRIL !. 1873.
lY0TT1E To THE pTTRT n
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BoWERY OPERA HOUSE,
No. 2ol OVERWHELMINGLY, az r. d.; clcses ~ 1O:A5
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NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twentyeighth street and Broadwav.-IHE BIO BO-
MANA al r 81 closes at 10 80 = NJ. Mr.. Fisher. Mr.
Lewis Miss Davenport Mrs Gilbert
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wALLACK'S THEATRE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or a POOR Young MAN, at
. p. N. closes az 10 80 NJ NJ. Montague.
COLOSSEUM,
Broadway and Thirry-fourth street-PARIS By NIGHT.
Two exhibitions daily, at and . r. ~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15
Romney, Hampshire County. Va. October lo 1875

''Sir. I hoped yod were too much or q
gentleman to make sport OF age and dis.
trsss. Is there anything to Jest abou.
in my want?"
mot at all, sir. You spoke Of q sick.
~ daughter. I hgss . cottage vacant.
just outside the city. with . fountain,
grounds and observatory. If you and
your daughter will occupy it, rent free.
shall be very glad to have you take
care OF it for me-"
The old man stood white and breath.
less, rs If in dream. In an instant his
hand was taken in the clasp Of the great
banker. ~
MY friend. my benefactor. you have
forgotten me. but my youthful memory
is stronger than yours. Is it possible
that you have no remembrance Of me ?"
The old man shook his head.
yet 1t is folly TO expect it when I am
50 changed. Listen sir" he resumed.
With bright easnest smile; "have Won
any recollection Of forlorn boy. on a
crowded pier, whose little all was scat.
tered by rude blowP Have you forgot.
ten his distressf Have you forgotten
that kind stranger stopped to comfort
him. not only by money. but by cheer.
ing words?"
us 1t possible!' stammered the old
man.
Eyes, 1t Is possible I am that forlorn
boy. Your money, which that night
supplied my dying sister with luxuries
and pleasures. proved the stepping stone
to my princely wealth. Sir, was a rag.
ged. fricndless boy. but my heart treas.
ured up your kind words ms priceless
jewels; and now the time has come when
1 may. in some measure, repay them with
interest"
The old man moved his pale lin, as
though he would speak; the banker re.
sumed instantly:
II am alone in the world; my moth.
or is dead. and my little sister, whose
last words were Of your kindness, has
gone, years ago, to her eternal home
] owe everything to you; and now l
have favor to ask"
"A favo-, and OF me-"
THAT you will henccforth allow mo TO
provide for you, and consider me as your
son. My carriage is at the door, and
Will take you wheresoever you wish to 90.
But moment first"
lie took tiny volume from his breast.
bound in faded velvet, with claspings of
furnished guilt.
This book was my dead sisters BIZ.
bic; it lay on her pillow when she died,
and since that hour it has been nv con.
slant companion. There is a passage
here that has ever been present to nv
mind since your kind deed gave hope
and courage to my life"
lie opened the volume, and. through
soft mist Of grateful tears, the old man
read the scripture words:
"Cast thy bread upon the ,caters; for
thou shat find 1t after many days.
York Disp Itch.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15
They Say"
A WORD TO TALE BEARERS.

They say-ah well, suppose they do,
But can they prove this story true?
Suspicious may arise from naught
But malice. envy, want of thought;
Why count yourself among the "They''
Who whisper what they dare not say!
They say-but why the tale rehearse,
And help to make the matter worse?
No good can possibly accrue
From telling what may be untrue;
And is it not a nobler plan,
To speak Of all the best you can?
They say-well, if it should be so,
Why need you tell the tale of woe?
Will it the bitter wrong redress,
Or make ono pang of sorrow less?
VIII 1T the erring one restore
Henceforth to go and sin no more?"
They say--Oh pause and look within :
See how the heart inclnes to sin;
Watch, lest in dark temptations hour.
Thou, too, should'st sink beneath its
power,
Pity the frail, weep DER their fall,
But speak ofgood, or not ut all.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

SODA CAKE,-One half cup butter.
one and a half cups sugar, two cups -four.
one half cup milk. three eggs, one bali
teaspoon soda, teaspoon cream tartar.
GISGERsEAPs.-Take one tablespoon
fui ginger, one Of lard. one even OF sal
eratus, half pint molssses. halfteacup
water. Knead soft, roll thin and bake
in quick oven.
DEgERT.-Place as many crackers "A
may be desired in saucers and cover With
boiling water. When all the water IL
absorbed cover with thick cream and su.
gar then place spoonful Of Jelly ia
the centre Of each, and season With nut
megs. No nicer desert can be desired.
CooKrEs,--One half teacup lard aud
half teacup butter, one Of thick cream.
Two OF sugar, one coffee-cup milk. one
heaping teaspoonfuI Of saleratus, two
cream tartar Knead soft, bake in quick
oven Wheeling IgteHigsnosr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15
WAsnlNo EMnRoIpEnEn FLANsEL-

WASHING EMBROIDERED FLANNEL
Wash in water about the temperature
that rain.water is in the summer time.
Use white soap and rinse web in water
OF the same temperature. Rub soiled
places as in ordinary washing. Particu-
lar care should be taken to have good
white soap and not to get the water too
warm. i have seen methods for wash.
ing fiannels which prohibit rubbing en-.
tirely. and hot water is universally used
but l have tested the above. and flannel
embroidered with silk has had the mp.
pearance Of new washed after this meth.
d.-Housekeeper. ~ lie - ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

STEwrD PorAToEs.-Takc cold boil.
ci potatoes. pare them and cut them In
thin slices; TO apiut Of milk. when scald.
ing hot. stir in a table spoonful Of but
ter aud flour, rubbed together; salt TO
taste; add the yolk OF one egg and some
parsley chopped fine. When we'll mix
ed throw in the potatoes. shaking care
fully without . spoon to avoid break.
ing. Let them stew for few moments.
and serve.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

"RooRBAcK."-A subscriber writes 10
ask US the meaning Of this word. Roor.
back was the name appended TO SLAM
derous publication which appeared dur.
ing the Polk and Clay campaign of1s44.
in which Mr.. Polk was charged with
great cruelty in the treatment OF his
slaves. IL was extensively copied in all
the Is hig papers and bid fair TO affect
the fortunes Of Mr.. Polk adversely. The
Democrats found il necessary 70 look up
Mr.. Roorback, when il was soon ascer.
tanned that "there never was no SIGH
person" and the Islander was at once ex.
ploded. Ever since Roorback has meant
in political parlance any slanderous fab.
rication for political effect.--RfcA. Eno
1t is said that the United States
viii contribute 60,O0O.000 bushels of
wheat this year 10 the deficiency i'm Great
Britain. and Great Britain will contrib.
ute large amount OF British gold to
start the wheels Of trade in the u. s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

THE OLDEST vE0gTARfAx.-Mr, Geo.
Git died on Wednesday Of last week at
his hut. about mile from Hanover. Pa.
lie Is believed 20 have been the Oldest
vegetarian in the United States, having
Tor twenty-six years persistently abstain
ed from all food except cornraeal cake.
ana roasted potatoes and apples. re
used no condiments Whatever and sb-
horred tobacco. Disguised with tho
worlds Hypocrisy, about nineteen years
ago he left the busy haunts OF men and
retired 20 solitary hut. where he has
since resided tn solitude 10 is said
that he vas veil educsted and convers-
ed with great fuency and intelligence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15
fWExposnre 10 cold air. thinka a le.d.

~ Exposure TO cold air, thinks lead.
ing English physician. does no harm, er-
cept under the condition OF it's moving
rapidly in small space. Thus expos.
ure TO strong wind In the open air does
no harm, while q Portuguese proverb
says, with great deal OF truth, IL you
catch cold from draught through the
key-hole you had better make your will.
IL is dranghts coming with great rapid.
ty through small openings which are es-
pecially injurious.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

1.-TWO ounces Of common tobacco
boiled in gallon Of water Is used by the
Chatham street dealers for renovating
old clothes. The stufris rubbed ON with
stiff brush. The goods are nicely
cleaned, and, strange to add, no tobac-
Asmell remains.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15
1It is a decided mistake 70 imagine

~ &c Is q decided mistake 70 Imagine
that plants are unhealthful in sleeping
apartments or Giving rooms" Or course,
If the flowers exhale strong perfume
such as that Of tube-roses, hyacinths, and
daphenes-they make the air too odor.
Gus TO be desirable Mt night but heal.
thy-growing plants absorb the carbonic
acid in the atmosphere and keep it pure
and agreeable. They are. in truth, the
best disinfectants that can be employ
ed-h
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

IVA suit was recently brought in
Ky, TO recover damages laid ut $4,000
from the owner Of dog, which had de.
stroyed a flock OF valuable sheep. The
plaintiff gained verdict for the whole
amount claimed
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

PorAro nE.--One cupfal % cold
mashed potatoes. two cups Of milk. three
eggs and half an ounce of butter. Beat
the potatoes, eggs d butter into cream.
add the milk; sweeten to taste; flavor
with lemon or vanilla. Limo deep dish
with puff paste, and iii with the potato
custard. Bake thirty minutes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

SEED CoRN.--whilst CATHERINE his
corn. every farmer should SOLICIT his seed
for another year. and put in . dry. we'll.
ventilated place--pick the earliest and
finest ears. and take care Of them the
excellent effects will next yesr 10 wit.
messed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

hSswEmNo LETTERs.-A great ma.
ny people in this country are shameful.
Iy Negligent about answering letters
Nothing is more annoying. Ia Europe.
"n countries 1t is regarded as the height
Of ill-breeding TO allow letter which
needs reply ts go unanswered, and so
at ought to be considered here. This is
a point on which parents should lay
great stress 10 their children. They
should bc taught 20 consider IL rs rude
not to reply to letter which needs at.
tention as to hand fork with the prong
end. The business people arc generally
those who are the most exact IN this 70.
spect. Exchange
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

VDusting articles Of steel, after they
have been thoroughly cleaned, with IN.
Stacked lime, will preserve them from
rust. The coils Of piano wires thus
spriDkled will keep from rust many yesrs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

" teaspoonful of powdered borax
dissolved in quart Of tepid water Is
good for cleaning old black dresses Of
silk, cashmere, or alpaca.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

IVThirty.Gve new counterheits have
been detected in this country within the
last fortnight Among these are imitS-
tions Of the $40 notes Of the Lebanon
National Bank Of Pennsylvania, and an
other Of so notes OF the First National
Bank Of Philadelphia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

~A good way TO clean black Xii
gloves is to take tcaspoonful OF eslad
oil. drop few drops OF ink in Il. and
rub it over the gloves with the tip Of
feather; then let them dry in the sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

USEFUL INFoRMATIoN.--Alit little pipe.
clay dissolved in hot water cleans very
dirty linen with half the sosp required
without it. 3@,f
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

tVFor the sting OF wasp or Q bee.
rub with an onion. For bites OF insects.
wash with borax solution.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15
Human Saliva Kills Snakes.

The Marietta, Ga, Journal was told
by gentleman the other day that hui.
man spittlc was as deadly to poisonous
snakes as their bites were deadly TO man.
lie says while picking up a bundle Of
straw and trash under his arm, while
cleaning field, ground rattlesnake.
four feet long, crawled ont from IL and
fell to the ground ut his feet. lie Mt
once placed bis heel on the head of the
snake and spit in its mouth. Shortly
aiterward the snake showed symptoms
oil inactivity and sickness. and he pick.
cd 1t up by its tail and carried it to the
house and showed il 10 his wife, telling
her he had spit in its mouth aud that il
was poisoned. At the expiration of Is
minutes the snake was dead. To Further
experiment. he came across a blowing
adder snakel which elected from its
mouth yellowish liquid. He caught il
and spit in its mouth, and IL died. lie
caught another blower, and il refused To
open its mouth. lie spit upon o stick
and rubbed the spittle upon the adder's
nose, and it died.
AiterWard he came across n black
snake. regarded as not poisonous. and
he caught it and spit in its mouth. In.
stead Of the spittle killing the black
snake. as it did the poisonous reptiles. il
only made it stupidity sick. from which
u recovered. This conclusively shows
that poisonous snakes have "a much to
fear from the spi+tle Of man as man has
to fear from their bites.
=
" Habit determines. in a great mea-
sure, the amount of clothino ono o,,,b.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

IV Butter will remove tar spots.
Soap and water will afterwards take out
the grease stain.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

VCastor oil is an excellent thing to
soften leather.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-15

" Habit determines. in a great mea-
sure, the amount Of clothing one ought
70 wear.
" Son words and soft water should
be abundant and in every home.
, 1875-11-12
yerm1NteS

Nu Der p6ilaoslp6ia @eltausFel
lung loa on0 Gin i'll Yarls gem0ltes
Gilb, noie Sela9erung BON Boris" oar
ltsQcno. ous9eltellt mcloeh. 9as nSllO=
GEN 1T mn As SUB bod nno $50 SUI
lang. Gin dbnIi9esSilo 1T au9enbllflid
in Aen Clamps GIDlees aus9trellt; ma,
modDte 5u,rlt renWerlu6 oos9tlo fir 81
4uslteaun9 5u erluerben. lbcltcrte uber
uno 10 bewogen einige omcrifanli6
Gntrepreure Den Wloler YbilIppote0ur
o0s Silo 81 coplren poer Is 81 p:r9roBt-
rem. 9os NlclenbilO III bertlts III Nn
Dorf ein9etrofen uno miro nprt in So
lpltum ousgeltcat wcroen. 4n0 bcob
,lWtl9t man, oOllelbe 5uerlt I'M SonO.
berum5uilibren unp crit Damn oui Oi
Ausllellun9 81 ldIfen.
6 II @clalbter oes 9errn onf Nbwt:
gen, 0&,p." 8. Is. Sopcp, frlibcr Yrc-
olSer in Yeprla, pnroe Dor elnlgcn Sa
gen lpe9en Selohtnbelt uno un8cbiibri'-
der @erfolguny 5lueier MtdoNeh in el
mem oijentllNen Yalte III chicago Dpl
elncm YpIl5iIten arletirt ulo nab ocl
YOli6eiltotlon 9cbraDt.
Seoe Der70 Oincelen Uronfrct6s
leuoyt jabrliN I'M DurNlNmtts l00,OUC
6rancs ais Yetcrsplcnnl9 nuN EOm
mo4t III @au5en 100000 6ranc5.
, 1875-11-12
Qreiie Der Nujeisen:
Esnsae tslfgr. dc flhsn.
GnglanD.

2onoon, 10. glpp. Nus elmer Spe=
sial-O epei6e an Die oS.mes" pon We
nans crfdbrt man, baB Der Eoja6 bon
Gilo bic Siciirifte 2nrlt, Solan9ore
nnb 8erof aufqeforoert bot, nse Wener
gu erbeben. Gin GeliSionsfr'cs miro he.
fir9tet.
9%onbop, Il. Nop. Sn 2l1poS
gircaa lpuroe beridtet, BOP Der Gam
pier v@ille Be Yuris," .lpe!0er bon Ner
yprf in 9aure %eintraf bel Der Ginfa0rt
in Den Sod al ben Yier onrannte, nno
bob feline Gage fritild wtroen fam, i'm
sSolle Der Sturm anDolten lo0te.
, 1875-11-12
; lououat y:ye(Ntn.

MpntreoL Gon., IL. Npp. 9ic
8eborben BADEN belploNen, Die Gdoels-
fubrer bcs Uuibpro'iMcn Nrp5eb=Su-
multcs bonn 2. Sept D. S. gcri0tll1 ju
prpsellircn nno II oerlelben IN Nnfla9e=
liono 81 perleben. Sicler CANS uAeripor
tetc @ntldlub bat untcr Der franSpHlNen
@inwpbnerlAoft, bic li0 on Dem Sn=
multe betbelllste, cine groBe NuTreAun3
beruprgcrufe fen; oermutbll1 mro 1cooG
bas san5e Yeriobren feln ~noeyes3elul=
tot, uls 0ns bes nublos perlNmeaoeten
8eloes 6oben,o o mad BENT elOmprenen
Spltemc Gin SrOn5ole nnr ppnUron5olen
ecriNtet meroen fam, uno oos GrOeb-
nib rer Yerotbun9 elmer fronSoNl0en
SurD poruusi0iliA nur Die UreiApge=
dung Der onsciNulotStcn Uron5olen letn
fonn. Sem Gcrntbmen nod lpa @ul-
boro's 8csrabnlb am Somitas oocr in
Den eriisn So9en Der na9lten @oNe
ituiiIinoen.
Calais, Ms., 10. Nop. Sci Sebtc=
Sunttion an Der .Msm-S runsmid=G Gu
nobu Sabn" serietb beute Der 3ug ouI
elmer Bride aus Dem Geleiie, brad ouer
sliidll1er g8eile ni1t purN. Oie 2ofO=
motipc unD mebrere g8ag9ons wuroen
arg bel9doigt.
8pron II. Nop. Gin beftl9er
e6neeitmm lu5te scitern @crmont unb
bas nDrbli4e gitw SampIbire beim; in
Der Ndbe Don Sattle5oro, lag Der S0nee
10 3ua tirf.
Milforb, Yo., 10. &up. @cltern
Nbeno liel bier uno in Der NnAbari0oft
@9nee 5ur Siefe BON 2 3pa. 0erS6ne
fad erltredte li9 bis auf 20 Wlcilen
nDr0li6 BON bier.
9bilabelpbio, IL. Nop. Sas
atal6ballS BON SoDn SeS an DER Sl.
Sobnltr., unterbolb Der GollolpblaItr ,,
9erietb seitern in Brand, uno eire 3eits
lang wor bos sanse Gtabliliement be-
brobt. 9as Teuer wuroe iibri9ens raid
9elDiat; Der 8erluit onr4 g8uiler nnO
Gau4 betrdgt $4,000.
Gincinrati IL. Nop. @eliern
Na6mittas IS nbr beluAte Samcs s.
Cole pm &iplep Gpnntp, Sno., cine
SpielbTGe OIL Der &accitr. i'm betrunte=
men 3uItonoe; or befam bort Streit uno
wurbe BON einem Me9er Die Srcppe bin
absetrasen, Bel bicIer ProSeour So0
Sole Gin Mfeller unb ita4 ben Negsr.
Tjcier fcbrsc na9 ocm 3immer Suriid,
, 1875-11-12

wpbin ibm Cole folste. Scr Neser En-
grtff cine Gutl6enlpeihe uno lAlnq
Gole %bermoben ouf Ocn Gopt boB er gu
lommenbra6 unb 2Stunoen lpdter t0rb
Ser Wf0roer muroe per6aitet.
2onispile c, IL. Nop. 0or meb=
reren 3o9cn erfrontte bic Samilie oes
Charles W3oliep inSoarospiae, &p.. icbl
plDBlif. Sic Acr5te erfldren ~lofort.
baB cine Ner9iftun9 itattgeFunoen, uni
trpb acknowledgements Harlem oicNtut;
ter uno 5wei ainoer. gtd9ere NadFor-
ldua9en tr9oben, boB Der Srunten mil
Strp9nin ooer NrIenlf pergiftet mGr.
Dian bat feline Soee, lpcr oos @jft in Der
Srunnen eeporfen babcn f0nnte. 81,
anOeren Wtit9lieoer Der Gamiiie hcfinOer
lid arf Der Sclerun9.
at. 2ouis, IL. Nop. SIM Sunoes
@eridte 5o9 9eltern Gbas. 8. Gobbins
lem friiberes Pilot l6uloig" 5urijf unr
befannte li6 l6uloig.
Ntebrere anoere 96nops1dnoler luur=
Den in Nnflage perlebt.
gincinnatL IL. J}op. 0ie @ronc
Surp" oes 8unoes9cridte5 perlcbte &C.
fern fpl9en0e Berlpnen uno Sjrmen me-
gen 8erlebung Der Geuenue GeleBe in
Nnflo9e: 9owe & 9ubbcl, .. 8. 9umil-
ion, Nmon 4 60. vs.. $. Marl9all 8.
II. 2ogar, s. $. 2einnin9er uro @m.
Wtcg8laiams, Ai1cr, SIS. @recn. Grpoli=
meilter in SuDton mrroe lpcgcll WllBoer=
boItens i'm Mmte in Nnflu9c perlest.
, 1875-11-12
GuropapDe la1liGtsa.

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OcS G~r6b,ld)olS aus leiuer Amtspob'
nun9 bat all 16. nid)t ltattgciunNcn.
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tatlon8r lie in oa8 Dccanat DGlle.oori
sn9etrsten, lueld)e bis gum %. %anoaucrn
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ringer Grcutlubeamtrn Dor BEN erSbi.
l1olllhen Yaiai5 in Der @~crconltraBe
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luB, lnoem rie belului9te 9taAIriit 5ut
9laulnuug be5 90uic5 ln5lulldcn abges
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an &lingrlphb uno trat BORT III oeu
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cuplrt UNI nab QmeInltgung einer
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tariat5,O c0duoe8.
Die &aiicrgtode bat I1 in Sen lcetsn
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ld)ptrllA ic, audi nld)t in ibrcn frlbercn
Bormen sur Belt Der &ricge, 81 Gbsll
guworoen lit. Oa8 bcfannte ebrluiroigc
Mutter@en aus Der 6amillc &nopp,
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oou 1O4 Sabrcn, bc90b lId) nod imnler
per pedes apostolorum gum Dom, Bee
lidltigte Die 9ilclcn9lode uno unterbIclt
lid nit ibrcr um9cbuug in Ibrer l%cntle'
Ii9eh 8etle. Die Iteunol'@c Nlte ii
lowobl T0tperliA wie 9eilti3 riltig, pie
wents &0Acr Nar9er, weIde aus ocn,
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lar bat Dem Yropin5lalanota9c i'll Iufs
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l~lebernabme Der Observation-Disclosures fir
Die I'M Sabre 1854 belbaiten &ric9Ss
Tubreu beSucft. Die Summe belra9t
3.6O0.O 900 %. wOuou 100000 Wt.
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nan 0uIltcM rebtlldl nI1t iur 3ros
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enc geraoesu neutrality-suspicious. Snmme.
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