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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

WINTER CLoTHEs.-Messrs. Pierson s. Hews,
Nos. 49, and Is Camp street. opposite the ladies' en-.
trance to the City Hotel have their full stock of
winter goods Mr. Pierson himself went North select
the stock and that he has succeeded in securing the
most elegant and complete assortment Of goods for
gentenens wear brought to this city, who
visits his store doubt. His experience and
that of his friends for the past years. justifes the
writer of this notice in advising the readers of the
STAR to make their purchases of this we'll known firm
They have goods of all qualities styles and prices,
business suits dress suits suits for the rich suits for
the poor and satisfy all the reasonable wants of
their patrons They have price, they will tell the
purchaser the quality of the suit he buys
giving him to understand the Cheap John tribe do
that be gels $50 suit for $40 SIS and consequently
they give universal satisfaction Examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24
Sensation in the whiskey Frauds.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 2l.-The Gasette's St.
Louis special says quite sensation in the
whiskey frauds :developeditself to-day in
fact every distiller and rectifer, except
the distilleTy of Jowett g. Co., pleading
guilty of a number of counts in each indict,
ment and permitting default to be entered
in the sum Of seEera. hundred thousand
dollars, including one lot Of 1900 barrels
of whiskey belonging to Ulrica s. Co.,
and another of 600 barrels, owned by
Quinlan & Co.
The evidence against Jowitt is said to
be conclusive but his confession of guilt
is held back, because he claims that the
officials dare not proceed against him, as
his partners are relatives of the President ;
Casey in particular, in New tOreans, is a
party alluded to. There are probably no
less than thirty different parties who now
stand convicted, and whose terms of pun
ishment is in DO case less thao two years
aud 80, 600 fine. Some OF them may be
sentenced for six years and S2O,0)0 tine
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

At the Eaton County, Mich, fair re-
Gently there were awarded the following
preminms To the giyl, not over twenty,
who showed the best sample of mending
-Miss Emma Robb, So. To the woman
with the longest hair-Mre. Viola Helms,
hair three feet nine inches in length, SIS.
To the woman who had been the lop gest
without a new dress-Alice Fuller, $40.
To the girl who made the best bread
Alice Roller, So. To the prettiest baby
under three years-Mrs. o. P. Shuler, SIS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

Three years ago, says the Pacific Rural
Press of recent date, two Young ladies of
oakland, having just completed their edu-
o-partnership in bee farming. With their
seanty savings in school teaching they got
possession of some bee pastures, kept on
teaching and extended their business, and
secured 200 stands of bees. Last week
one of the partners brought to this marke ct
2'5OO pounds of white sage honey, and has
another l 900 pounds coming.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

For excellent articles in the dry goods line,
low prices and prompt and attention on the
part Of clerke, commend to the welIknown and
popular store of Levy Bros $50 Magazine street. 1t
Is great pleasure to the ladies visit this store as
they are always sure of polite reception and GER
tain to find just the thing they Special at
tention is asked to their assortment of epacas Soc
advertisement on pages
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

CHEAP DRY GooDs-We call ATTENTION nl. ~ .,ns
advertisement of AIr. John Seaman, NO. 's ,ith
street who opens tho fall and winter cAnPMsu - IA
fall and ell selected stock Of soas0nhbe dry ECOI
has red and blue twilled AanneIs all wool soy
plain aannels, blankets, hosiery, etc az TrboSs
selected bought for cash and to DO sold viii
who buy Of NJ scanlan can rest assurea ts ore
get the best articles good measure ase -, -th
BE s. = reliable man. ard . pleasant enc y w.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

CHOICE GROCERIES Our readers who want
choice and cheap family supples-and all want
them-wil do well to call Mrs. A. c. Wilmer, No. $50
Magazine street, of ST. Mary, where they will
find complete and well selected stock. Mrs. Wilmer
is the widow Of the late Capt j. Wilmer of the
most gene rs KIDD and warm.hearted of men, and he
has dOuLS host OF old friends, with many ones,
who will give her their custom.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

BaRaAINs.-our lady readers will do we'll to
look the great bargains to be had the Crescent
Store No. II Bourbon street. where very select and
flannel at cents per yard, and other seasonable
rticles at proPortionate pTcss, may be had at the
CESscent Store.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

r. B. Hamilton, Esq Familiarity known in
the Fire Brigade and to Thousands of
a. Dick Hamilton" has gone into business which
win allow him to his friends we'll and we hope
ill his pockets with Iucre. he baB opened saloon at
the corner of Carondelet and Comman streets where
hsa any hour of day Orght at moderate prices
Drop in on Dick.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

Church. They are inserweveh with Rravsai
responsibilities devoivinR npcn you q citizsna,
Of the sacred, inviolable domain Of conscience,
in defence OF which the Hely Ghost commands
you to strive for justice fdSyour soul, and even
unto death fight for Justice, and God will
overtime" your enemies for you tEccl. w., ss);
POPE Plus IL.
This union of unAinching courage and Christ
ian moderation, without which DO one can
perhaps been more brilliantly conspicuous than
in the life of our Holy Father Pope Pius *.
That life Is bright with the glory which the
dogmatic definition of the Immaculate Con-
and the celebration of the Vatican Council,
have caused to shine upon the Church and it
is clouded with the fflictions which have come
upon her at the sight of her usurped and desc
Grated saDctuaries, her dispersed Religious, her
imprisoned clergy, and the murder done upon
the souls of her little ones by an education
preston of the Church's glory and of the
Church's sorrow, 30 also does it represent with
singular fidelity the Church's courage in de-
Tending the rights of her Heavenly Spouse. In
the face of q renegade world our Holy Father
fearlessly asserts her divine prerogstives (;
threats be meets with counsel; acts of violence
with patience; and usorpation with calm and
persevering protest. While We initiate the
example of 6rmness and patience he sets MS,
let us join him. dearly beloved, in his protests
against the wrongs inflicted on the Church.
once again, therefore, we provost In the natne
of this Catholic nation against the usurpation
of the States of the Church, By which the Tenn:
poral sovereignty of the Holy See was wrested
from it, to the detriment of the Church's liberty
and to the loss of the Catholic world. We pro.
test against the violence which has compelled
the Head of the Church to remain shut up in
his palace for SO many years as a mark for the
insnlts and threats of his enemies. We protest
against the expulsion of the religious COM
munities, the confscation of their property,
and the seizure of SO many churches, colleges,
and hospitals. We protest especially against
the infamous law by which, for tho first time
in the annals of Christian nations, ecclesiastics,
ministers of the God of Peace, may be dragged
from the sanctuary and condemned to serve as
soldiers. And we resolve by our increased
obedience and love to make some amends to the
outraged majesty of the Holy Apostolic See
AS a postscript there is suSjoined to the
Address an appeal on behalf of the COM
pletion of the College Church of Maynooth.
Tie work is earnestly commended to the
pious generosity of the Catholics of Ire
land. The foundation will be laid on the
10Th October, and general collection will
be made for it on next st. Patricks Day.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

AUGUSTA, GA.-Auterior to the erection OF
the Augusta Factory and it's development
into one of the principal cotton manufac-
tories of the State, the progress of Augusta
was slow and her waste places seemed
destined to remain in their then condition
for long years to ccme. But with the busy
hum of the thousands of spindles, industry
and trade received new impetus. Houses
went up on vacant spots, the environs
hitherto barren commons or primeval for
ests, became thickly settled and the march
of progress was vastly accelerated. The
Augusta Factory is jsutly the pride, not
only of the city but of the State as we'll
Located on the Grst level of the canal, it
can have the use at any time of almost I'M
limited water power. The mill has capa-
city of seven hundred and twenty two
looms, twenty two thousand four hundred
and forty eight spindles. For the six
montha ending June 10, 1875, it consumed
4 ,2Sl bales of cotton of 457 poupds each.
One of the prettiere- niue iittie factories in the
Southern States is the mill of the Augusta
Canal Manufacturing Company, Russell
g. Simmons) just above the old Powder
Mills, on the Augusta canal. This institu-
ton is devoted to the manufacture of cot
ton rope, twiue aud carpet warp. 1t runs
one thousand and eight spindles and two
rope machines. The yearly consumption
of cotton ia about fifteen hundred bales.
The products of the mill are eagerly sought
after, and orders are received from all sec
lions Of the country. The Globe mills, loca-
ted on what was once the Confederate Pistol
Factory, on Marbury street, are now the
property of Mr.. A. X. Clark. They turn
out superior qualities of yarn, Irvine and
carpet warp, consuming IN the manufac-
ture of these articles about two bales of
cotton per day. The machinery is being
gradually changed, and the capacity of the
mills will be greatly increased in short
time. Besides these there are four extern
sive flour mills, turning out annually
about one hundred and fifty thousand bar
rels of -four and about five hundred thou
sand bushels of meal, located in this city.
Chronicle and Sentral.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

STOVES, ETc.-lf you want a tip-top stove
cheap call on Mr.. Phil AcCabe Camp street near
Poydras he has ALEC full Oupply Of CRATES tin ware
etc. and will give prompt attention to up steven
tin and copper roofing, CUTTERS ETC. See advertise
ment
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

Save youf money by purchasing your goods
Of men who can and do sell articles Of 6rst rate
at low prices In the boot and shoe line for ladiea
gents and children Geo. j. Wagners store Or.
Suline and Dauphine streets is the place
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24

AETs. u. Kernaghan, 6l2 Magazine street, is
now receiving the latest styles in millinery goods
straw, felt and velvet hats, etc. Her prices are ez
trsmely low. See advertisement on page i've.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24
RATES OF THE "sTARa
SQUAREs.

sertion. 81 so per square each In
Cuts inserted at s-.s$l''
Death and Ms-s4a5 pecial rHtes.
WGnts and !1riaRe Notices, 81 eaoh insertion.
10 censs Ter Personal Infornatioa Adyorttnomcnfa
Eafsorir-ssaaue InssrtloE,
~ Gotlooa. - oentl q Hnn.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24
EDUCATION.

To supply the youth of the country with a
sound nnd-comprehensive system of higher
education, based on religion, denied them in
the Queens Colleges, the Catholic University
Of Ireland was founded. In announcing this
important undertaking, the Synod of Thurles
conscious of the difficulties that barred tho
path to success, INDUCED in no fond hopes of
a-rapid and premature development for the
institution. 'As great undertakings cannot
be realized in moment said the Synod
tsome time will be necessary for collecting
and combining our resources, and giving ma
turity and organization to tho plan.n To pro
mote the work thus insugurated material re-
sources have not been wanting.
And In spite of the competition of the richly
endowed Universities of the State in spite of
the dpposition of politicians in spite of the
1rosEn Of these in power, and Notwithstanding
its present inability to give degrees the Cath
Ollie UnIVeEsity has bravely sustained for
bwenty five years the unequal struggle against
irrels giooB education. It is forming in It's own
spirit the professors and masters, who in q few
SaRrs VIII have the intermediate education of
the county In their hands, Recently it's ex-
amininR function, on the principle of the
KsondOn University has received considers
blA Development, and already the students of
some forty shlliAeed colleges, among which are
thoss most cOnapienoua for wealth and num-
5gFs. submit to lee tests their prohoiency in
ltudfes undertakes under its direction. Thus,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-24
CHURcH ~ ErATE.

At no other time, perhaps, in tho history of
the Church have had Catholics moro need of
prudent energy than &C the present. One dis.
tinguiShing characteristic Of the Iiplicy that at
, 1875-03-12

feline bereititehenoe 8ritidfe uno fubr mad
9%teuitabt suriid. Sn Der STRIDE tuuroe Die i'm
Yflrrbauie %begonnene lleber9abe i'm Betlelll
beS &irdenooritanbe8 fortgelebt. Die ote
STRIDE ~fiienoe anbG6tige Wiense perbtelt ith
idwei9eno uno CAB nirgeno elm 3etden Der
WfiBabtun9 ge9en ben neuen Rroblt.
Gen Spieb umseoreht bat elm FRONT
mer @apltaliit in MtaiiaAuietts, Der baS Sc
lu9 zines Srubers i'm Serr1 in Sermont i'm
llnterltiitung ettes 8ermlontier DtiItonars
mad Der Giirfet mie folgt beantmortete !:
SD babe piel @elb in Sermott'er Securt=
tdten angelegt ulto 10 mandes Sauieno pers
loren burd Die idn0oe S%anolungsweiie Sbrer
@ilenbabusS iranSierS, melde pom Solf llnb
oen @erid)tSb0fen SbreS StaateS 9ebiuist
murbe. Sd babe aud in Der Siirfet gelebt,
bort 2ano uno 9eute fenlen gelernt unb
niirbe lieber mein @elb basu bergeben, I'M
9iirfeu falls Miiioudre nad Sermont gu
fenoen."
, 1875-03-12

Snbem St6btheu &Gbme inn &reiie
Sirnbaum, Yoien, nuroe am 2. Sebruar
Der bonn Sber.Yraibenten Der Yropin3 obne
Wtitipirfing Der geiltlifen Serren eruannte
Brobit Sid aus Shleiien bur9 ben Sreis,
lanbratb b. &aldreutb ieierlidl In ietn neues
Yfarramt etngefibrt. Ind) Der Ocean Se.
bauomSfi aus Nenitabt mar Der @inlaoun9
oes Qanoratbs sefolstunb bate iih i'm Starr,
bauie ein9eflnoell, aber, mie IlG balo Sel9te,
nur in Der Ibiiht, bic @infiibrung gu it0reu.
@r proteltirte III lihtbarer 9lufre9ung 9egen
bic I'M Yfarrbanie be9onnene lleGer9abe Der
Yfarre uno nladte benz Yrobit Sid megen 1ei.
ner Mnuabme Der Yfarriteue ernite Sorbal-
tunaen, 0err Sid erpioerte init Grbe uno
@iiroe, er lei pom redtmdBi9en Yatrou gum
Yfarramte bernfen poroen uno tperoe oabin
itreben, ff burb eifrige uno trsue Imtsoer,
10 altung baS Sertrauen leiuer @emeinbe Su
9eptnnen. Sor benz @lntritt in Die &trde
mieberholte Der Ocean ieinen Proteit NIB
iaste, gum Rrobit Sid %gemanot: sd narne
gle nohmalS, Serr Gaplan, por BEN pers
bdn9nibpolen Sdritte, ben Sie tbun i'm Se-
srifie iinb." Sn RE STRIDE eiusetreten, 9ins
er nit lhneuen Shritten gum gltar, nabnn
aus oemlelben bas Sanctilimum nnb perlieb
oamit eilis bic STRIDE. 0rauBeu beties ct
, 1875-03-12
Gbriitppb bpn Sdmi6's Sngeno=
GibliDthef.

@ebunben In Bappoedel a Is Gents. Wlii
VfuSltns0fiiden a 20 Gents. Sam
OtuSltn 25 Gents.
Sefurfb ppn GidbenfeiSs mie er jur Grfenntnif
Der 9Beibnadtsabenb. Cine Gr3dbluns gun, Weib.
nadts9elbent fir &inoer.
Der &pienftpd. Cine lntereIante @rjabluns.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Spbannisfdfer6en en-.
3pet Gr31blun8en.
Die Cferefer.
Die Sopfenb litben. Cine gesebenbeit aus ben
Seben eiles armen Doris 9uaebrers.
G~uffadbfuS. Cine Geibidte Der drifliden gor3eit
Sas Slumenfoebdtcn. Cine @rjdblune Dem Bill
benoen utter 9~etuiomet.
Rpia BON Eanaeuburs. Cine Geiaiate bes Utter
tburns.
@enpfepa. zine Der I45nfen unb riibrenbitem Ge-
t6idten oes Mltertbums.
Die Wadtisan. Cine intereiante GeI6idte.
@obert, ssr asaiienfnabes OSer: 9as @nSenfer
an Die Wtutttr.
eubmis, Der. Wvspanrerer.
Sieben G%rSdbIunsen.
Sanneton nnc Mmalie.
Die M~faiblumen.
emma BON Sinfenasim, ob.r: Colt maat auel
@iibeIm Een. Gin seiaiatIiaes Genalbs.
Sas periprene Rine.
Das Sdubdben. Das Raubi6lpA.
Der CUTE Srieerrn nnc Der bpie Dtetrfd.
Die 0rafn SuIia, ooer: ainbIi&e 9iebe, Sreu'
NIB Aobn.
@ottfriep, Der iunse einTesler.
Der @briffbaum.
Die fleine &autenipfeIerfn.
SdS &~dmmd)eu.
Bernardo. asbensesi4ibte zines iuusen Grafen aus
aupierminsem ums @plsaiide. 4as SpseI
Warsaretba BtimGben. Die 9Saieeapene. 0as
Die Ssaersbranft. BaHerautb AM mbein.
Der Siamautrins. Sas MarienbiIS.
, 1875-03-12
&Datt's 2ebens'8oliam
Gin mebi,iuiiGes Munhcr.

@tsumattsmus, 3euralsia, Gid in ibrem iGlimmrea
stadium, Scrptelt, RpniBs- Grautbeit. @rptpslaS, aits
@eitwitre une bic idlimmften 6dus pVn SIuttranrbst.
ten, er0Be S6mdte, 2eber. une Ntsrenleipen, &tns.
ipurnt &C. &c. wtro aufs Seitimmtsfe burD eisien S0nis
aler Netnt8un8smittel aebeilt. Derlelte lit Sra,uue.
iwanai9 Sabre btneur9 bonn pablitun erprUtt, sat
sounperttanlsnee ooa 8daen sspeiit uao sarirf nf.s,
nenn mad Wprldrtft %8snpmmen. Sf Elm tderes pstI.
nlttel ppn 6titeln In dlen ~beiltdren 8duen. curitI pie
Tanltten altca @eibwars, ielbif NO Ger Eno6en l1pH an.
e~efrenen 1T.
Spatt's Reconsideration eattrts 6errn R. q. GUn.
map, 3ra9peen i'm gdrt-3benter gu Srpatipn, > D..
pcm dronil6en Nbsumatsmus, nadbem berIelbe pene
GItola rpa ben per,lsItdlten Nerjtea Gurepa's INIT
Amerita's betanbelt wprten mar.
5pdttS &ebeuss galidm curirte Serru 9. o..
SpGp, O0fmafer Mo. III W}ectlpn Ctr, Urn etnsrn
eetdbrlt@sn @eiSwir, naWoem er ieds WtouaW I'M
Srpappap epipitaI mar une bort ais ~Aabetlbar sriidrl
purbe.
5patfs eebens.S alfam tsttte Ssrrn 5acpb mptp,
Once Np. PAP Wreenpib Str, non einem fcrD iuIelen
Sei6mlre, ivobei Die 5dulntB f6pn Bis auf ben Rnp2eu
s%serunsen mar. 5err 8. BAT pabrenb Is Sabren Rcu
s~elbsbsner 9eiluns feline Dteeerbrlune her SraNtseii
~erfabrfn.
Spatt's eebens.Sali4m eurirte Ssrrn gBtutan
Sprtn9er, 9tc. 1888 Srpome Str, o~putanetg BON sat.
slnestsm @teumatismus 70 srnaItbsr Irt, zap osr,slNs
ben @ttt hes 8ranten f&pn permtrrt bate. Der Ge.
uannts tpnr z ntdt feline Sanb gum appft srbebsu aur
mar pabrenb ereier Neonate ans Sett e%efe0eit.
81 baben IN her saupt' Office, 246 cSronp Ctr, 1Rs
eet a%pottstsrn i'm IaGemeiuen, gu 81 per 5tai&e. Gsds
6laIhfn s..
@satt's berhtmte SetImtttsG Hnt:
Spa.i'S uufeblbarer eebsns.G Atom ~ s. Oh.
9patt's "A 81. hsppelt farter 2sben5 BALKAN. ~
~ildti9en Nreunb, iu $500. 5patts SpiB stat-
rtsnt, %untsblbrr fur Vetben une SGmsr3en ierer Art,
~ o. esnts. 9pattS Sn5a, 3ur fur Grtdi ans,
Eppfpet, Sn1uen5a, @atarrt, III 25 Ga.
gDenn cttee Qrlttel ni6t in eurer Nppibett cher an III.
rem 9laee ~ boten linb, 70 renes rtan i'd eiret' an pac
Central Depot, 246 %CSranbfr., ". y.
@epin 3. Spait & 60, @iesHthnmsr.
nsberaa bin per qrprss ssripidt tsim a'psr
, 1875-03-12
&eimem faltem Sranb!
&eime Manlfperre mebr y
Miaiam &ramer's 9%eiIp1afer.

patentirt am 10. Mfat 1870.
Die gpirtuna ttsIss 9Hafers In berunberunssrlrbis
Sc erifirt tsin YFaHer, peldss btefes ~lbsririft.
Durb iabreianess @tprpben tann Id eteiss YHateI
ais elm uniperfalsS ousmittel ertpfeblen.
Namtlienpdier, SabrtFbetBer. iotpis ale Nrbetter fputer
10 nets i'm Sauie une In her Derffdtte ssrrattis balten,
Ste gDtrtana III cine hberrdf6enbe; man brau6t pspel
drstli6e 5llfe ~ r%sautrirsn, nod bat man, bet fptSrtissi
Mnreneuna, einen 0erluf an &rteitsjett su befurtlsn.
50 BELT bic idlimmffem SSmncen, bic bart,
ndFtsffen alien 0~efebwlre. Bon eant befsR6srt'
ptrtuna IN 90 bet Shuss, 9ieb 4tidbs, Sduttt'
SiR- une Guetfbnuneen; b 6ltmrnen Sriiiten,
furdb roffiae Mdsel pibt Is ietn bsrerss Wittsl.
BET Sibneraugen ftlt es ntbt nur ben SGmsrs' TO-
fort. %ionbern belsitfst ~htsislben bel etnsa @strau@r pVr
s bts 20 Iaeen edn,ltb,
Bpperp.
preis per Dor ntbf Misunderstanding so Cents.
Blu batsn In ales gpptbeten, iCwte an Der 9taarren
Is 4ttnatic. y rten. 3Nnt7mA;
, 1875-03-12
N9enfen oerlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!

YIN ~~lretses settenfad tu ten t~erasmtsa gp,ries
,,1hree Years in a Man-Trap" unb Ten Nisht
in a Bhr'Room." bon g. c. arfbur. Aas ltst
une srpBte BUD sisf.s %sefsisrtsn SGrtftR.a. . alan
seae %tuultrtrt, elegant eebunfea, ptrp ju G~auf,nbsn psI
3%sttuneea Ss 9anbss af bas @dnfisae b%surtb,IIt.
etGe @st9ttts pom gerbrs6sa unb BsieibiaunasI. n
unlsrer Nttts, ntl1s gu benz r~ubtsfen 6er,sn isrs6tu
Der Nseralttat be@trteu ais @efese. gasntsa p,i%,
uMan-Trap" ~psrtdufisu, mullen mtneeffsns nod .ui
mai 10 Stel S%rempIare eteiss Su&ss s~srfaufen.
gertratt In StabIai6 Ntrb einsm IsSen 5usieris,rtsn
aesrrtt6t. Ssiareitsnbs eireulare unb fuISt mt, ben
SsDtneangsn psrben fret auf Gnfraa, ssrfenbst ssn
Strase, gbiIa., pa. i7iunitgS.
, 1875-03-12
300 8ialtos nnb Srqeln,

neu une aus s~tueiter Sane, bon 6abrifanten er'
&laiYe, peroen Ju nieori9eren preiien fiir9ai ooer
Observation-Disclosures ODER fir Wtietbe IN Staot uno
9ano, tpdhreno oieier barten 3eiten nno Der 5eiertase
bur6 Sorace @aters II. Con. 3 Sroacwap,
~oertauft, as ~oieIelben ie 3uupr IN 9lelu 9orf ~offerirt
@eenten ~oerlau9t UNI Water's neue Scale
Nianos une Goncertsc rseln gu pertaufen. Sau'
itrirte Gatalp9e per Dot O%eriauot, Quite Seoin9un9en
fir ben benOel. Gin GROCER Disconto fir 9ebrer,
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