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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-29
Carolina Rice.
225 tierces strict prime.

In store and for sale by
G. NJ. BAYLY d POND.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-29

Raisins and Figs, Etc.
500 boxes Layer RAISINS,
500 hf :. :. :.
1000qr -.
2 casks FIGS,
20 :. new CURRANTS.
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i 11S Common St.
JOHN B. COURET Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851, and has always
maintained the reputation of being one Of the most
genteel, orderly well kept and popular establish
ments in the CITY,
The best of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 1O11 A. M. to ~ PM.
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is fas orite resort for gentlemen.
TONY of Old Sans Saloon" memory, presides
over the Cigar Department. apN 1y
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-10-20

light of Reason never hurt truth
human or divine, and never will.
Honest inquiry is always better than
anything in the place of it. Many
an autumn leaf must fall before the
whole tree is matured; many a rude
pantomlme prophetic of manhood,
drop from childhoods play, as the
life of true reality comes upon the
stage.
1t IS great thing to work bv a
scale of faith greater than we are
ourselves; beyond the assaults Of
man, because above his defences
When we come to that conception of
Religion which feels no risk amono
the competitions of criticism, we
shall not only stand in conscious as
surance, but shall welcome as co.
workers all true and honest think
ers. The great joy will begin when
we covet investigation instead of
tearing it; when we do not have to
lug our own boat on our shoulders
lest 1t shall go to pieces if we trust
1t to carry us; but launched upon
Gods open sea among his breezes,
and true to the lights above, we
shall be borne on by solid vessels
where the waters are deep, and the
pilots are not of our choosing.
Then perhaps we shall take Judge
Booth himself on board, and be all
the richer as we recount the ways
and the works that have brought us
together.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-10-20
THE MIGHTY RELIGION.
BY ]. L. DUDLEY.

Judge Booths Resurrection Essay
has produced quite a furry among
the Chicago pulpits. Last Monday
mornings papers TEEN with reviews
and replies, and sharp defamation Of
belligent omen-the result of the
previous Sundays work.
Ifthe arguments used by the learn
ed sceptic have Soft been refuted,"
as is confidently claimed, it seems
nevertheless that their repetition has
not been entirely in vain; for stale
as is the strife of doubt and faith,
and old the epitaphs of unbelieving
hearers; still the slain Goliahs of the
latter persuasion, at the mere men
ton of their name, are sure to bring
the faithful Davids to their feet,
with their stones and sings in hand.
To the dull monotony Of pulpit
routine, bombshell dropped in
from the opposite side, is a God
send. It not only freshens up topics,
but freshens treatment. The spec
trail glimpse of vanquished Philis-
tines quickens the blood and puts
electricity into the air,sending a muir
muir Of new life through all the camp
of the Lord. When one is well
armed, nothing like an occasion to
use the equipments. Better sham
fight than nothing. Nothing so
tends to make sentinels nod attheir
posts as to put them on picket duty
where the enemies all have grave
stones. A ghost is grateful advent
in the circumstances. Ever since
the expulsion from paradise, sceptics
have been the flint pickers Of the
locks of the saints. Ever since the
eternal truth of God has been in
danger, and the sappers and miners
of Reason have had access to the
/ foundations Of faith, .inquir..ng s,lt
free thinking men like Judge Booth
| have been the finest tonics and naest
stimulating Incentives t. fae v;..;.l
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-10-20

home and food and fuel and light
supplied her, any woman can, even
out of the ordinary wages paid to a
cook, clothe herself suitably for the
work, and put hundred dollars IN
the savings bank every year. This
she can do at the simple sacrifice of
her pride in a position as teacher,
which after all is not recognized by
the social magnates as "first." AS
a cook she can hear the best lectures,
the best sermons and have access to
the best public libraries of the town.
She will have time fol reading and
opportunity for more intimate OBJ.
servation Of "high life" than is al
lowed the teacher in the public
schools of cities. Again we assert,
that it is the low intellectual status
of the present kitchen workers, that
renders their position an inferior one.
When the mistress Of the house
descends, in the absence of her paid
cook to the kitchen, and performs
it's labors, oas she often must, she is
not degraded thereby; she loses no
social caste. The lady is the lady
still, and kitchen or parlor or field or
school or shop or office, cannot ad d
to or diminish one jot of her worth
or womanliness. The high-born
and the noble will seek the society
of the kitchen rather than that of
the parlor, just as soon as the occu-
pants of the kitchen become noble
and high. 1t is rot the work of
hands that degrades; bread making
is loftier than crocheting, and the
chemistry Of custard is deeper and
diviner than the mysteries Of double
zephyr.
What shall be done with the pres
ent servant, is it asked? Let those
who are willing to learn and can
learn, be taught to perform their
labor properlH and there is always
room III the fields for the rest.
Mother nature has supplies for all
her children, if they are willing to
work where she calls. Let mere
muscular power work only where
muscle is needed. Gardening is
very profitable. Hundreds of wo-
men who are strong can earn indie
pendence by cultivating a small spot
of earth-that old sweet earth from
whence all the revenues of nations
are derived. Pure, healthful and
true, the earth never fails its cult
vatorS.
Overstained nerves will find no
rest SO long as they cover and cringe
under the fabulous power of Madam
Grundy. False distinctions will
never pass away through the agency
of that mythical dame. Only the
wronged can right their wrongs by
resolutely taking stand for the gen
uine and the right.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-10-20

In the endless forever some OF earths
sweetest hopes must come to richest bios
soming and to golden fruit; and this thought
helps us to take up the burden Of lih, and
toll on until psace comes ana We wake in
ths glorious light of the eternal morning.
Duff Parter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-10-20
THE LECTURE.

A woman lectured in this city
last week, whose name has borne
and still bears, in multitudes of
minds, burden of the most oppro-
brious epithets that it is possible for
the combined strength of Mortified
churches, scandalized society
at large, ignorant sincere people,
polite wise people and keen-witted
and ever adaptive newspaper report
ers to conjure and pronounce. Two
years AGO, when public fury ran
highest against this woman, we read
In the wise, venerable and sincere
DR.. Bartors book Of sermons, en-
titled ssIHe Rising Faith,'' SEN
tence which he had rung out from
his own Boston pulpit, whose spirit
was like this: cit is impossible to
silence this wronged woman's shrill
cry for freedom for her sex. The
truth will conquer in time" etc.,
we quote from memory. Last Win
ter we heard a gentleman whose
rare lectures delighted many Yves
tern city, say of her: "She is more
sinned against than shining. [ call
ed upon her with my wife; we
learned her history and her senti-
ments from her own lips, and we be-
lieve she will yet be vindicated."
Again a courageous, noble woman
said: 81 went with my son to hear
Victoria Woodruff lecture, and [
should never have recognized the
reports of the following morning as
in any sense the lecture we listened
to. [ feel that my son should be
benefited by what he heard"
Fortified thus we inly resolved
some day to hear this odious wo-
man. When the opportunity offer
ed last week, we went to listen as
journalist and as critic, fully de-
terrnined that if we were insulted by
coarse vulgarity, monstrous doc
trines, or any other unwomanly in
decency, our pen should frank
ly say SO. Truly we went some
what expecting to suffer under
blunt and bald setting forth of prin-
ciples that delicate men and women
have been taught to think unfit for
public discussion even in yelled Ian
guage. Few ladies were in the hall !;
very many would have been delight
ed to be there, could they have been
assured that they would not be SUBJ
jectedet6the ribaldry of a monstrous
tongue. Women do not distrust
themselves so far as to believe that
they are incapable of listening to
new ideas and maintaining their own
integrity against sophistries of vice !;
and they know full well that the
earnest, outspoken denunciation of
observant, investigating women can
kill any Goddess heresy-and that
heresy is ever Goddess which intelli-
gent women denounce. But wo-
man is sensitive and she will hesitate
long before Drawing a storm of vul-
garity. sThe fear of this detained
women from the lecture.
The pathos of the audience lay in
the great number of young men,
who ,sisterless, motherless, had flock
ed there to listen to coarse wo-
man; to laugh, to jeer and to thus
demoralize themselves in every
sense, seeking from her. perhaps I'M
consciously to themselves, license
which their own higher natures for
babe. We thought on entering,
e.would that the mothers were here.
since the sons will go, mothers
should follow TO counterfeit any
baleful Influence they may receive
tonight" But the mothers had
gone to pray while sons had come
t. laugh.
A dignifed woman, of medium
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-10-20

This depar tment If the Republican will b. devoted
to the interests of General Literature in the North
west and Religious Scientific. Social AID Aesthetic
discussion All students. ard all sincere seekers af
ter truth in any its FORMS cordially invited to
contribute its columns and to aid in extending its
circulation. 1t pledges absolute freedom to every
earnest and dgnified inquiry, and aims to furnish
agreeable rendezvous for the authors and pat
rons of Western literature.
Every article. not editorial will be published under
the name ofthe author who alone viii be responsible
for sentiments aud the recipient of all honor
corded toits merit No anonymous communication
will receive attention, no thought which the
thinker is unwilling to acknowledge can possibly
be of public benefit
All exchanges and commun ications pertaining to
THE SpECTRoScoPE should be addressed to its Editor
Drawer 16. WATERFOWL, Wis.,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-10-20

present cook, but by declaring her
totally incompetent and supplying
her place by an educated woman.
In order to do this, cooking must be
made as respectable as teaching.
And it must in time inevitably be-
come so. The movement will not
be made by those who employ cooks,
but by those who are employed.
When cultured and refined women
signify their willingness to accept
kitchen work as it is, they will GER
tainly be employed. Once there,
performing faithfully every duty,
the kitchen is elevated. One can
not work the reform, but one can
lead the way and others will be sure
to follow, then a society exists
which very soon helps create public
sentiment, and the victory is gained.
It is in the so-called ssmeniaP' oc-
equations that women are needed;
thrifty, educated women are de-
manded in the kitchen. The econo-
my OF such z volnaa in the culinary
department of every family, would
soon double the wages Of her posi-
ton, and thus enable her to gain the
independence she desires. With
, 1875-09-21

gernbeim ntfte befrieoi9t BET Der
: Sdmeidelet, Die i'm alS Bapa oer Wtu>
fen bod audi Elm wenis olpnpiiirte.
DSie miiiicu wiiien, Serr Saron,"
ia9te er oer9niiet, umeine Gofter belibt
iebr oiele a%nla9en. Sd babe mfrs ober
audi etiuaS folten la6en." rel.
Ilma biB iid leidt auf Die 2ippen,
po0te ieood ibrem SeroritB nidt Seisen
uno duBerte iderseuo; resE.a
SD CLAUDE beinabe auh, baB i6 Ins
lasen gum Oidten babe. Sd idpdrme
fir Serie, 3iebe le jeoer anoeren 2ectiire
Dor u1o bin 70 poetiid seitimmt, 10
- tpte neunen es bod Die Oidter, 8az
ron ?-id CLAUDE J: %abnunsspoa traum@
lan9en."
r@emib, gemiB, Die gloer lit porban'
ben; fte quilt MIR eben nod int Serbor'
eetten BET Sbner. Tauden Sie bi1dbt IN
SIRE Seele, Gle f0roern geOiegeneS Sob
3u 1ase!"
vDas lieet ldon in Der Samilie," fiel
8ernbeim I'M 9eredten Stol3e anf iein
G0dterden elm. ST rieb ith persnii9t
lddelto Die Sdnoe uno nidte benz iiberz
idwdn9liden Qobreoner betiimmero 3u,
uote Noer -"
Nber Yapa!@ ltipelte 9lnta, uro
lire Mltqen brannten poripurfSpon, 10
oaB Der Banter mirflid etn iuent9 in
9erlesenbeit serietb. Sn Dem 8eltreben,
eS better 81 MAIDEN, peroarb ct immer
mcbr.
,Wetn &ino, war1lm 1onen mir nidt
baben f0nnen anes bon Sob? ?" f~lii1terte
ct ieiner Godter ablidtlid 10 laut gu,
Oab Nne eS b0ren fonnter. @S lag Elm
e%epilier Grot barit,, Der aber ielbit SEQ
70 oaB er Die 8emerfuns biniparf:
Wtan ersdblte ia audi iosar bon einem
&Dniee aus Dem Sriente, Der alles III
@olo peripanoelte, mas er beriibrte, uno
audi lonlt nod berporraeenoe Gt9enl6afz
ten belaB."
8ernheim perfan0 3par ben Nusfan
uno Nlnta that menisftenS als Oh
lte i'm nidt p%eritdnoe, bod erbObte ct
nod Die Steifbeit uuo oerlesene Sparz
ttn9, Die plOelid einsetreten mar, uno
Nuen fam Der &amnerotener piQfommen,
Der, Die 6~lit9eltburen in oaS nddfte Sc
mad 0fneno, oa8 3eiden CUR Ibenotafel
CAB.
(8ortiesuns folst.)
, 1875-09-21
Gbriitopb BON sdmib's Sngenos

@ebnnben tn Yappbedel . 15 Gents. Wltt
NuSltft.9fiifen q 90 Gents. @an3
M1slin 25 Gents.
4einri1 BON &idbenfelS, nie sr iur GrfenntniB
Der aBeibna0tsabent. Cine Gr,dbIuns surs Msib.
nadtsgeihenf fir &inoer.
Der gpfenftof. Cine intereIante Grsabinns.
Der &anarienppSel.-GaS Sobannistdferdben.
Sfuei Gr5dblun9en.
Ole Sppfenbiltben. Cine Resebenbeit aus BEN
2eben zines arnten Sprf. shulebrers.
Ghfadius. Cine Gei9idte Der 6rittliden gor5st.
Das . nmensSrtdsen.. Cine Gr3abluns benz Bill
benben utter ~sepibmst.
Npfa BON IannsneHre. Cine 0ef1i&te bes Utter
Senpfepa. Sine Der ia5nftsn unS rabrsnbfen as.
fhidten bes Gltertbums.
Die Nadtisan. Cine intersfante Oei6iute.
Robert, Der Batfenfnabe, oosr: Das Inosntsn
an 0ie Mutttr.
euemis, Der WvSmanherep.
9ieben G%r5dblnnsen. ..Wr
Sanneton nnn Mmaits. t.S
Die waibiumen. -
sBiibeIm Een. Yin s.iSistliass oemaISs.
Das perlprene Rinb.
Das SGubd,en. DaS gtaubfdloA.
Der quite 5rieeam unb Der bbie Dtstrids.
Die @rdfin 5ulia, ooer: Rinolite Sisbt. 1reus
eOttfrieS, Der jung. einHssler. 81
Der 0brtftbaum.
Die fletne 3autenfptelertn.
OaS 2Gmmdben. -lfl
8ernonbo. a.bensssiai&ts zines iunssn 0rafsn ans
&~apiermim,em une @OlSflde. Das gOsel.
Warsarttba 8llmdben. Die xSaIntapene. Das
Die V seae SaSrsaj. nsaasrautb ant mbetn.
Der Dtamautrins. Oas WarienbiIs.
, 1875-09-21
Giniee quite Griin0e !:

1.-gine meme GrFnbuno, sriinSI& seeraft
unb GET bert bur9 4atent.
2.-Wtabt einen ooIIfpmrieneu 2od.Sn@,
sleih auf beioen Soften, an alien Nrten bon Stof1va.
3.-2auft leidt, ianft, gerGuihlos unb rai4-bsHt
6 ombinatio n BON @isenIdaften.
4.-9ausrbaft-lauft bre a 9 obne Rspa-
ratureu.
5.-8errt6tet allie Irten BON Nrbstt
unb Sanep Ndbsrtien in elmer oor5i9li6snNetis.
est fir ben @rbeiter lebr let6t N banb-
baben. Die 2Gn9e Der Slide Tam resulirt fperoen,
ipGDreno Die Wtoi6ine i'm 6anse lit, uno biele lam
nit eluem Saoen uerleben perOen, obne bab oerielbe
ourt 9bher 5l seben bat.
s.-@lan eiufa9, itnnreid, elegant, inosm
Der Std ob n ben Gebrauh bon Go9 y9beel Gears.
Rutor9 Gants unb Seoer 4rms fprmirt piro. Dat ben
@utomati Drop Seeo, ipelber eli n slet1.
mGBt9e 9Gu9e bes Stides bel trgenb
elmer GeI9minbi9feit fthert. Bat ~uniersn
reusn Sbreab Controller, >pelber cine 8letG.
mdBi9e Selue8ung Der 9eeole.sar erlaubt uno smsr
9erteb oes Sabensoorbeu9t
S. nitruction d II BerhisrsfGlti uno osa.
eubet. SIT T~abrijirt BON ben ei9idteten aHs
erfabrenter Mrbettern in Der beriibmsH
Remington Nrmprp, SHpn, y. D. Wbilasslppsa
Office $40 &beffnut StraRe. 2NtJmat.
cs proben.fir Nsenttn. Ladies' Conn
1&YkSE binAtiOn Needle-ROOk, mil
" Gbromos. Mtan I@ide eimen stamp.
4D12mil r. .. @Ird. 9telp 9eefprs, Maf.
, 1875-09-21

eseAfeI auf msbr ais 200 Der bsbsutsuosren etaots
In europa.
eIe.alussablunsen OurA bic Nofdmter iomie per
telegraph na@ ausn, plaben in Ssuti4lanD,
peterrtid, Der 6bmei3, 6o[anb, Danemart, 59ms'
ben uno ROrtpesen. ben 9mpfanssrn irei in's baus
seliefert.
Grebit.Srief fir Seiftnes our Benusuns in alien
9rSbersn Stdoten Der alien g0elt.
GinfaiIruns bon @rbid) aften nnb Tprseransen
ieoer Mrt in alien pldben @~uropa's.
gerIbifums BON @utern unb Nadeten naH
europa.
Der,oauns pntommsnosr Glitter In sttfp Yort une
Weitsrbef6roeruu9 ~oerlelben naa benz Snlanoe.
Gurppdif6es GelS aaer @rt setaaft unO p%eriauft'
, 1875-09-21
S1senten 0~erlanst!
Adrift! Cast Adriftn

Gin w~hrsisss esitenfad sa ben bsrab mtta 9ysriss
in a BarsRoom," BON &. G. @rtbur. Das lest
une srSste BUD bities ~sefttertsa S&rtftasua.s - sIas
isne tanfrtrt, sltsant s~ebunsen, pir0 ~ Gaufsnbsu pn
3sttan8sn bs eanbes auf bat 0lnfisas ~bsurIhstit
Sine @tfnidte Ssn gerbrt6fn unt 4tlsihieunseAi u
anitrer Wttttt. pelUe su f'r rubtsftn 6erjen lprsAss
bss Wpralitdt bswtrt,n ale eefese. Natntsn, welA,
o, ManATrap'' Ssriauftsn, mullen mtnhefeas NED .ui
nal 70 Siti @remplare bisies 6u&es ~perfaufsa.
Portrait In StabiRt1 ptrb s,nsm isbsa Subfribsntsa
ubsrrstGt. Usi6rebenbe eireulare anb feI&e NIT ben
Bebineanetn psrbsn fret auf Anfrast serfsnbts ssa
:. W. 9tpeeart u. Co.. YstIifters. 7S3 Saahm
Gtraes, YbtIa., pa. f7iunis9D;
, 1875-09-21
Mmerifanii9e Sngenb.B ibliotbef.

Sn hibi6e Bappbedel nit Musltn-Rdden
aebnroen q 25 Gents.
Roger un6 aSeiae, bon 5ran3 toffrnann; Der
trene Bddbter. 3ufammen in einem Bano.
Der Wiberipenfise, bon Srans 6offmann.
&Ieines 1T bic aBieee bee @roAen, BON GRAM
6offmann. Die Gisfabrt. 3ulamrnsn in
einem Bane.
Die Senfelbutaten, BON Gran3 boffntann. - Der
&difbrud. 3uiarmen in eintm Bano.
SD iebe bid fdpn, bon Sulius bpffmaHn
@rpRpaters 2iebling
Der blinSe ''asiIbelsm. BON &uHao sissoel.
Der 0esentpdrt. Drei Gr3dblunaen BON 9bsfla
bon Gumpert. SIN einem 8anb.
Mms Wacbt gum &id,t, BON Ritarb Baron.
SsIobmt. Trsae. as sia W. Scr Mifso.
NOR ia Mfrifa. 3a,rn1men in eintm 8ans.
Der Weablarjt. - Der Btrtbpf. ,3pei GraGblur'
gen BON q. St5ber. ,3uiamrnen In einem Bano.
Mad Der WsenfdD fGet, tas wiro or AUDI ern'
ten, bon Ribare Baron. -
, 1875-09-21
3auisnb I'm Dyud mad eriem Nsnai
MuffauenDer GrfpIQ.

Gin assnt psrbtsnt sta tn stsr aassn uah Elm anlss
rer sass In 8 Eassn sHrd ben gertauf ssn
'Seean's Stcrs /; 81 sts .fssssr SaSas s Sss
~eefunjen, Mbenteuern unc &Bunferm auf n
untsr Der see: dau&sn. S<mmsn, 8atl btpsf&snS
NIT 2Z5 p~aneneen Nbbilbuneeu. prett &u ssrH atsaMs
pat ben sai&fsu Gtsans. @lau SSus e&leaA 49,
bsttsf
, 1875-09-21
&eime,u fallen 8ranb!
&eine manlfperre mebr !!
WiQiaut &ramer's 6eiItHafer.
patentirt an, 10. Mat 1870.

patenttrt am 10. Wlat 1870.
Die Ntrtuns biees gFafers IL bepunbuunsswasbts
50 ertftrt fein pfafer, weldss bteies lbertrtft.
Dur6 iaprelangss @rprpbsn iann i'd bisies pastu
ais elm untperfalsSauSmifte %tnpfepltn.
9aniltensdtsr, SabrtfbeftBer. forts aae Nrbetter fsnftn
Bic Mtrinns ii cine hberrafasnbe; man braaat weber
drjtli6e 5llfe su reautriren, nod bat man, bet fotprtsu
Nnpenpuns, einen 8erluH on a~rbtttsseit su befurHgen.
50 teiIt BITE ib!immfen Mnnoen, biz barb
Mtrfuns to es bet 9dbuRs, Sieb Gtidb., Gdnsft.,
BiA- unb Guetfdbmuncen; b 6ltmruen Brhften.
tlmlanf. Blntsefbmlren, 1srts bet Wsrwuapnns
ruyd rpifiae Rdgel eibt Is ft!n bsHeres Nittel.
Set puDnerausen ffiQt Is ntdt nur ben S&meys 70.
fsrt. ~ipnpern bsieufst ~btef,Iben BET eineu, @strauur ppu
, BIS 10 1aaen sdn,lt&.
" W upt.Dtppt. hilbert 6. Duns's asptbsft. Ms. 81
sSSara
NETS per Dor nebf @ebraudsanwetfuus so Cents.
9rsbabtn tn leaapptteten. fDrte an ber GteaErsn.
Wtldr @ yttu. 3pS7MA:
, 1875-09-21
S~6drla6fieber, Spptberia,
Nauher SalS.

Sas eri6redenoe llmlid9reifen oieIer &rantbeiten
mo9t ben Gebraud zines Wtittels n6tbi9. lueldes ibre
Gerbreitun9 ino 9Dbtli9feit perbinoert. BrOmO-
Sbellen gSaiier mil6t uub pies tG9li1 Jun Nuslpiileu
pes Wiunoes ooer Gur9eln benubt, lin6ert Die Nbloil-
%oerui9en, Iratt ben Itbern ppblrie6snp, pirtt ais
cine Nr5enei se9el 6dulntB uno perbinbert Die Ins
ltedun9 our0 c~onta9ioie Nusihpibungen ODER Der.
9titete quit; Sir rauben ober elt5inoeten 6ols iuenDe
man oas Wtittel lofort beim @ribeinen oes llebels an
IS lolte bGuii9 in 9Bobub1uiern, &ranteuiimmerli
au befDroern. Wtan beiorse Iib elm pompblet.
Tilden IL Co., 'Sbemieer,
4SS!soej- 176 gStliam ST., Ytelu yorf.
gu oerfaufen bel allen Oru9siIten UNI bdnoleri.
, 1875-09-21
300 Yiamos nm0 SraeIm,

neu nnh aus ineiter Sane, bon Tabrifantcn er.
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aono. ipdbrenb oieIer barten 3eiten uno Der 6eierta9e
bur@ Sorace sSaters II. Con, 4s1 8roabpap,
purben. Ieenten ~perlanet nm 0ater's neue Scale
@ianps nnb Concerts rseln ju p%ertaufen. Saps
ltrirte Gatalo9e per NoIt %oerianot. Cute 8eoinaun9en
fur ben banbel. Sin GROCER Siseonto fir 2ebrer,
6elflide, &irben, SoQen, Shulen &C, 4gB25nps
, 1875-09-21
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Irtbmr's lestes uno sr0btes.
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ooer: Serlpultoetta Dem SoauS etfleS SrenhoeS.
Dieies ppleneetae .aBerf oieIes Seteransn Der
Ameritanii1en Slteratur bat ais Worlpurf einen Oe.
Uoltes beriibrt uno siebt einen ibreflihen rleberblid
iber Ilsbel, ,pel1es es blosiielt. Nluferprcenfltdb
%ipannenb unc dufresenc, pirb es pom Maen nit
Ygesi:rOe seIsien wsroei.. Sluitrirt une id6n Sc
bnneen. gSir ltno entl9lollen, nas BUD in leoer ia
mile bes 9anoes einjufibren uno o~fferiren nod ME
easeipeiene Sortbeile alien inannli4en uno psibli.
den Subicribentenlammlern. gSir ~perlau8sn liberal
gsentsn uno ibider gratis auf Terlan9en Beoinsuus
gen uno beltreibenoe G~ireulare. 8. NJ. Gtpbhar'
n. Co.. 1913 Gbetnlt Str, Wbila. 4gD2ma.