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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19
COMMERCIAL.

Business is generally dull, and money matters
remain in statu quo. Fortunately there is not -
very active demand. and consequently no actual
pressure, but the market may be quoted tight
outside of bank circles" The New York
money market lis rather more active. Stock
Exchange call loans are 3aa4 per cent, and bank
call loans are 5. Prime mercantile paper ranges
from 81 to H. State securities are quiet, with
sales in Baltimore yesterday of $1,000 Virginia
peelers at 45a and $4,000 st 45t $1,000 Virginia
consols at Sc; $1,000 do. at b5s, and $500 Va.
coupons at 9oi, decline of ]. In local railroad
securities we hear of no transactions, and quote:
Bid. Ask
Orange, Ale1a. s. Man., 7s...... SO3 81
Orange & Alexs. s., 21............ 10 72i
Orange & Alexa. IS, 3d...-......... -. 7O4
Orange & Alexa. IS, 4th ................. SD 81
Washington and Ohio bonds............ 70 gu
Virginia and Tennessee per cent bonds are
selling at 72i-an advance. Corporation of
Alexandria stock is in demand, but there is
scarcely any on the market; nominal quots-
lions $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

At 8 o'clock last night Vice President Will
500 was reported to be suffering from nervous
depresson but his general condition indicated
a gradual recovery,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19
New Restaurant,

NO. 80 NORTH ROYAL ST.
A NEW AND FIRST GLASS HOUSE
where the choicest brands of
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported directly by the proprietor, and the
FINEST OYSTERS the market affords, can be
obtained at prices to suit the times.
nov 19-f GEO. STEUERNAGEL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19
LOCAL BREVIr les.

Lucieu B. Norve, now of Lyucbburg, is a
candidate for the position of door keeper to the
next House of Delegates.
Mrs. Thomas Berry, wife of Mr.. Thomas
Berry of Concord, Prince Georges county,
Md, died very suddenly on Wednesday.
Owen Taylor, colored. charged With cutting
MIR. 4. W. Gunuel, of Fairfax, with razor
was arrested 10 Washington, Yesterday, and
sent on to the grand jury for indictment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

HAPPY RADIANCE Two members of the
chain gang, Robert Cupid and Henry jenkins,
colored men Of notoriou:y bad character, hav-
ing agreed to ship Tor Providence, were dis
charged from jail this morniug-the captain of
the schooner ?. Cake paying the amount of
The fines that had been imposed upon them-aud
under charge Of policeman, were put aboard
of that vessel, and sailed iu her this afternoon
for the designated port. They supplied the
place in the crew, made vac4ot by the sudden
and uuaccountable Disappearance OF two other
coored men, while the vessel lay at George.
town nig BIT before last, whose clothing is still
aboard the vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. Nov'r. 10
The arrivals of Beef Cattle this week show an
improvement, while prices remain about as last
reported sales at Sas6c per ID, with fair de-
mand. Calves 5s6ic per ID. For Sheep and
Lambs the market is fairly active, and we note
sales at 4s6c per ID for the former, and 2 5OaS4
per head for the latter. Hogs 59sS1o rs, and
in better enquiry. Cows and Calves in de-
mand at 30aS6O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Nov'r. 19-Ths
market is very quiet with light offerings.
Wheat is quoted at 1l5a142 for fair to choice
white and red. Corn. old, Sass; mixed 45a50.
Oats 4Qs45 and Rye T0a75.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

Mothers, do not let your darlings suffer with
the whooping Cough, you have remedy so
near at hand. Use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. and
the little sufferers will soon find relief. Price,
Is cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

LYNcHBuRa MARKET, Nov. Is -Ths receipts
If w heat are very light, but prices are weak ut
l2Oal37 for white and 110al25 for red. Corn
dull at 60a62 for old, and so for new. Oats, for
seed, are in demand at 37a42. Bye 75aS0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

BOXING THE EARS. There are several
things very commonly done which are extreme
ly injurious to the ear. and ought to be care
fully avoided. Oae of these is the practice of
boxing children's ears. 1t is known that the
passage of the ear is closed by thin mem
brane, especially adapted to be Influenced by
every impulse Of the air, and nothing but the
air to support it internally. What, then, can
be more likely to iujure this membrane than a
sudden and forcible compression of air 10 front
of it -! If any one designed to break or over
stretch the membrane, more ef6cieut means
could scarce " be devised than to bring the
hand suddenly and forclbly down upon the pas
sage Of the ear, thus driving the air violently
before it, with 90 possibility of its escape, but
by the membrane giving away. Medical au
thorltles assert that many children are in this
way made deaf by boxing on the ear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19
MARRIED..

On Tuesday morning, the 10th instant at the
residence of Mrs: Eloisa Green, near Berry vile,
by Rev. T. F. Martin, Mr. VIM. Y. GREEN
and VIRGINIA &. CASTLEMAN, all Of
Clarke county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

MONTPELIER LoTTERY.--lt will be seen by
reference to the report Of the President of the
Montpelier Female Humane Association pub
lished elsewhere in to days Gaz4tte, that
Capt. w. II. Fowe, of this city has been
appointed Vice President and General Manager
of that Association. No matter what ay be
said Of those who have heretofore been con-
uectad with that Association, all may rest as
sured that its affairs are now 10 the hands of
an honest and intelligent gentleman, and one
vino will attend diligently and efficiently to the
business entrusted to him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

REV. W. w. WILLIAMS The Georgetown
Courier of Saturday last contains the following
paragraph:
Rev. w. w. Williams has received a call
to ill the chair Of the Professorship of the Pas
toral Theology Of the West Philadelphia d.
vinity School. The reverend gentleman re-
turned, last night, from Philadelphia where
be has been for the past few days attending
church session. He has still the above call
under consideration; but it is earnestly to be
hoped be will not leave Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

New YORK CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 49, 1875.
Beeves-Oferings to-day of 1883 head, including
81 cars of native Steers and Oxen from Illinois
Kentucky and Virginia. The demand was fair
especially for good Cattle, and the market Was
mora active and trifs frmer than at the close
on Monday last A few of the choicest native
Steers were sold at 12ial3c per ID dressed poor
to prime natives ranged from 81 to l2ic, and
ordinary to good Texas and Cherokee Cattle
Sheep and Lambs-Receipss 1868 head, main
~ Sheep of common to fair quality, and the
market was shade frmer al the close than at
the opening. No strictly prime or extra stock
shown, and the extreme range of Sheep was 4}s
5ac per ID, and for Lambs Static per b..
Hogs--Receipts 800 head Two carloads of
State and Ohio Hogs were held at 7sc, with Tic
bid. City dressed Hogs ruled dull and closed
weak at 8ia9sc per lb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19
LOCAL ITEMS.
IRcUIT Court. Judge Keith presiding.

CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Keith presiding
10 DAYS PROCEEDINGS In CHANcERY.-
Monroe vs. Thomas answer u. NJ. Monroe
fled
Ring ct al. VS. Alexandria and Fredercks-
burg Hallway Company ct al; leave to file
amended bill. and continued
Farmers Bank Of Virginia VS.. Alex ndria
Caoal Company ct al; defendant, Alexandra
Canal Company, Il ed exceptions to report Of
Commissioner Kemper
Naglee VS.. n on continued
Hunters ex ECU or vs.. McUr4e Ell al; de-
Collins VS.. llun:er; removed II Corporation
Court.
Scott, Bondurant & Go. vs.. R & A. R. R.
| Co.; decree.
Alexandria and Washington Railroad Com.
pany VS.. City Cunci decree.
| .Kephart W. Dixon report Of commissioner
Of sale flied
AT LAW Wilmer & Slaymaker VS.. H 0.
Claus ht)u; by consent of parties juror with
| draW0, and cause dismissed at cost of defendant,
Peoples Savings Bank of Lynchburg vs.. W.
g., V. M. 4 G. s. R. R. Co; dismissed by
order of plaintiff at orney.
l.. II. Reid w. John West; plea non as.
sumpst; jury; consent decree.
Court adjourned till 10 O clock to- morrow.
LAW SUIT DECIDED. 1t was stated 10 yes
terday's Gazette that the Court of Appeals bad
decided the case of the Bank of the Old Do.
mioion VS.: ". N. McVeigh It al, 10 favor Of
| w. N. Nc Weigh. Three judges Anderson,
Staples and BouIdiug, conourred 10 the ma
jority opinion; two, Moncure and Christian,
dissenting. The point involved 10 this case
and decided by the court was upon the suffi
cheney of a notice to bind an endorser on nego.
table paper, the court holding that potice
eft at the vacated residence of MIR. McVeigb
during the war was 10 itself Insufficient to bind
him, and that notice should have been given
him by the holder, as soon after the war as
practicable. The amount depeude OF upon this
suit, " hich has now been definitely settled, is
| about forty thousand dollars Mr. McVeigb
has received numerous cougratulatory letters
| from his friends 10 different parts Of the couu-
| try, and several Of his many friends in this
city have called upon him aod ex pressed their
qualification at the successful term;u cation of
! his long pending suit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. 10 The market
is lsnguid and prices dropping. Offerings of
good old Corn sold at rs, and spring Oats at so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

HE IRON PRospEcroRs.-The gentlemen
from Ohio and West Virginia who were in the
city Monday, extended their trip some thirty
miles, and examined many ores. They are
greatly pleased with what they saw, and are
even asst Dunded at the vastness of the deposits
or iron which exist 10 the Valley of the James,
both above and below Lynchburg. Their high
est expectations are more than realized. While
they have been accustomed to veins of ore of
from eight to twelve inches and of IS per cent
OF metal, they have seen them here of almost
indefinite extent, and of from 50 to so per cent
OF richness. The value of these ores is beyond
computation. These gentlemen, who are large
operators in Ohio, are exceeding ely anxious that
the missing link 10 our canal may be supplied,
so that they can avail themselves of these rich
mines. They have been procuring ores from q
much greater distance and at much greater
cost, aud would hail with delight the oppor.
tunity to draw their supplies from our deposits.
-Lynchburg Tuugiili;an.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

POLICE REPORT. following cases have
been reported at police headquarters 81 nee yes.
terday afternoon
A man who had been committed to jail for
stealing window sash while drunk, was re-ex-
'amlned aud discharged as the warrant was
withdrawn.
james Butler, for an assault upon Sarah
White both black, was dismissed as the warrant
was Withdrawn.
Seven lod@ers ware accom- molated at the sta
ton house last eight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 19.-Cattle
rather more active and frmer, but steady; re.
ceiDts 5000 common to choice native Steers IA
So is; Texans 5Oa$4; shipments 1850. Hogs
ceipts l9O00 packers 68Ja$7; shippers Goa
ST l5; q few choice at 2Oa$7 80; shipments
$500. Sbeep in better demand, but prices are
unchanged receipts 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

GEoRGETowN CATTLE MARKET, Nov'r. 49,
The offerings of Beef Cattle this week reached
about 400 head, which were taken at prices
ranging from 3is6sc per ID. Of 1924 Sheep and
Lambs offered 1874 were sold at 5a6ic per Id for
Sheep, and 3sS4 per head for Lambs. A few
Cows and Calves brought 25s$6O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19
A Free Bridge.

The Washington Star of yesterday evening
says:
AT meeting of citizens Of Georgetown, at the
rooms OF the Merchants Exchange, 10 that city,
yesterday moruiug, for the purpose of confer.
ring WITH committee Of citizens of Alexandria
ana falrfa1 counties, 10 Virginia, with refernece
u pDetltIonlng Congress for an appropriation to
build free bridge over the Potomac at some
point at or pear Georgetown, Mr.. A. II. Kerr
was called to the chair, and Mr.. F. L. Moore
acted as secretary.
A statement was submitted by Mr.. r. P.
Lacey, OF the committee from Virginia, of an
estimate made for niroo brikge to be construct.
Ell With draw of seventy-fve feet, from the
loot OF High street to ADalostau island at a cost
of $l3l 900
MIR. W. II. Tenuey stated that the people of
Georgetown would under no circumstances COZ
sent to have bridge located at the foot of
high street, as that point was in the middle of
the harbor, and suggested that the bridge be
located at the foot of Washington street He
wasin favor of a bridge to be two stories high
the upper portion for railway purposes and
the lower for carriage and foot ways He
further stated that an effort to establish a
bridge at the poiot named by him he had every
reason 10 believe would be seconded by the
authorities ofthe Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Mr. Lacey, on the part of the Virginia com.
mlttees, stated that the people of Virginia were
perfectly willing to leave the question as to the
point OF location of the bridge TO the people of
Georgetown. All that the people of the ad.
joining counties on the other side of the river
wanted was proper means of access to the cities
OF Georgetown and Washington.
Mr.. Z. l.. Moore was opposed to the location
OF the bridge below the Aqueduct, and was ip
favor OF its beng built at the Three Sisters.
- The meeting was then adjourned uutil next
Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET, Nov'r. Is, 1875
Hogs dull and tending downward; common
light last 10; fair to good packing BOAST 40
good butchers 45aS7 so; receipts 1910; ship
ments, none.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-19

The Washington Star of yesterday evening
says:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
8GrSctsEeridIf.

@eIbmarft sieinli6 bepegt, @etreibe
attiu; YroDtitDnen IT'LL; Spiritus felt
Mnb fat unoeranbert. SO, 200, 900
paiiirten Srettag Oas clearinghouse.
WebL: aau, Breiie unoerdlIOert.
@et3cn: Stelnli6 attn, 16lpB 844
baar uuD fir ben Dtonat, 853 Dtdr5 uuo
865 Nprtl.
&orn: itieg I'M YreiIe; mir notiren:
62$ fir baar unD DEN Wonat, 63 fir
WtGr;, "a fir Ipril, 70f Ytaiz II IS
Sunilteferung.
Safer: iebr fsit, i6IoB 523 baar nr,b
Sebruar, 525 Utdr5s, So lprtL= ul1o sc
WtoiIieferung.
@erite: iebr oftio; bic Sreiie fteIen
aberlnalS I'M ) bis 4 GtS.; Der mteori9lte
Yreis fir Den Monat par $l.06; S6lnb
$l.O63 fir Sebruar nnb $1.05 fur WtGr;s
Eieferun9.
&artpffeI: folten so bis 95 Gts. ie
mad QualitGt Der Naare i'm &letnper.
teDr.
Spirttus: 200 grIs murOcn gu
SLOT perfouft. B~erfdmier %perlongtet
1pGter $l.l0, tn6eB Gaufer nibt lber
$l.05 bieten tppliten.
MeBporf: $3.50 fit b0ar u1tb beti
Mouat. $18.45 bis $l8.473 fiir WfGrSz
uno $3.50 &pritlteferung.
@olb: l.l43.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
sas Semtf@e neutrality-suspicious..

Man lit Jest in Berlin auf benz
beiten @ese, einen B(ab tir oas flint
tige BarIamentsgcbduoe sill
eratelen. Ser Nnfang oaSu lit our0 Die
Grtperbung oeS firltli6 9tao5ipiu10en
@runbltids III Der Wil6elmsltraBs gcz
ma6t. @5 1o4en II nit Dem 9otz
8n6oruder 0errn b. 9eder Serbanor
Ilneen iiber Den 8erfarf 1eiles Ntl7
belmSltraBe IS ~DeIegenen uto ebenfal5
na0 BET &oiliggrdBeritraBe SIT DurdtlDs
reuben @runbitidS angcfnilpft lporoel
icin, bic oltd Au5ii0t haben, su elllem
9initigen Jteiultate su fiiDren, SIT pies
Der Sal, baum ipdre Ser lcetglete YlaB
fitr Oas
gebGuoe gefunoeU unn liegt eS oai;l
Ill Der N6iiAt, auf ben bret umiangreiheA
Orunoltil6en: y. Geder 9tr. -, bcs
NuSDGEti9en Nn1t5 SIT. 7G un0 beS STAB
5tnilIlden AalQiS gtr. II in Der Bjls
beluSitr0be, D05 YarIGmeut59e6dtoc
llno anBeroem nod 8%QutiOfeittn flir Die
Gcriuattlul8 rbe8 0eutl0:u JtciG)e5. o0r>
inter audi ein i0au5 ijjr ben Jteid)9fdl5s
let, sit errtdten. Go3 Y0rGamcut39es
bdube miiroe fiir bieicu Sail olf o.nt all
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bele9eueu GDcil
Der @run0ltilde erridptet tpsroeu, lu0D7
reub Die 9icnit8ebduoe oeS 9}eid5 AN oct,
Tront mad Der 2S~ilbelmSliraBe III crrlD
tet tperbeu lollen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
ssn mr. o 6due. p~oraefomne1, popon

sen rur % Tdle borsefominert, popon I
itarben u1o ie6s mod franz ltnb. V0ss
artig lei Die aranfbeit nte: aufgetreten,
uno Der Observation-Disclosures bGtte
bariiber ni6t loniel 2Grm 5n i6la9en
Drau6eu. gtocbbem man fur. Die Sran7
fen eigene 6ospitGler DaS 1ur Die Dtdnz
ller cine babe W2eiIe tpeitli6, Das fir Die
;Srauen 1000 SUB nDr0Ii6 Don1 9lrmen>
baulc erridtet babe, uno nadoem 1Gmmtz
lid ni6t ionit fir3li6 Dacctntrte Nrwc
l24 al 3abl seimpft, let feine 1efabr fir
Elm umit1greiTen bet Srailfbelt oorban>
ben. 81. Cunningham mag Il Ee@t
Daben, OaB ebt feline 0efagr fir cit
llm1tdoretfen Der &raltfDett b%orballben
lit; allein ici1e Bebauptung, rbaB es nit
ben 8lattern gar niDt 10 1dhimm lei,"
ipirb burb feline eigene NngGbe, OaB ltllz
ter % 8attenten | teben, allD 3l,S Bro>
gent nit SOB abgin9en, tpiDerlegt, mas
alIerbtn9S i9Itmm unO 6eiorgz
niBerregen0 tit.
Das &omn : 0ireftorinnr. bon Sell
fsrlon bat ben Irnen auf bet Gountp=
farm in SOlge bcr balelblt berrl6enoen
Slattern Dcrboten, it6 i6er Die @ren3e
Der SGrm btn1uS3ubegebeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
gpurle por Gil.nbobu: uno atoert Tttier:
M @ y e.
Gbicago, Il. Tcbruar 1875.
&TclnoN&.

Wfe6I.-War it'd abcr beltGnoig. Gers
isuos GrtraS ror 1llo uerfdufliA sn $4.l5
-4.25 INN Guperftue5 su $3.50. =
GcrtGnFe ~beltanoen III Spring Grtras-
$50 IoB pyi0.; 100 SAB unbenannt SIT
S4.4O; 200 SUB DO iu $4.25; 80 SAB %
81 $4.5o; MeiBe. M'ntsr@rtraS-2QO6aB
Drip. MDggenmebl-50 SAB unbenault
3uS5.l2}; IS SAB 0calep'S 5u $5.25.
Rlete.-Stiu. Gertdule naren: 10
Gonuell 3l $50 ~untcrlDcgS.
@orumeDl /. - asSn 5icutlider 9fatp5
fr0qe. 8erfdufe: 10 &0nnen 9rcbeS ltns
rerlUeg9 3u $500.
Nsi;en. = Sn siemli6cr Gpefntas
tiOn5nahfraec ultb cine beitGnDigsre uno
fcitere Gtiulmlu9 ntQd,tc litD bGncrfbar.
4}rciic &c D6Dsr ais gelttTn. NaOfragc
sicunlib aut MD 3utubren ipareu 8eriHg.
80. / Gprin9 Devtauit 81 S9c. SO. 2
Gprin9S4}-S4zI0!oB su o43c. )tO. 5 su
Al &05-Slc. 2lusiDuB 7G-765c. sur
ipGtere NblieiernlR - &tr:. pou Ro. :
GpriNg UcbruQC rua8irtcu ST S45-o44c,
lhioB III sac; War& pertauft ~;uS6-S7c,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16

@ae, nit Ansnobne Gerient9cn. met3: it8 Sur& ben
hsftlmu,teiteH 9tnweis nidt iber5euscH IoNsu pousH,
raumen ein, Dap &oxetter'S Nasembitteres ben
mireraliiden Dtttteln. wel6e es gro6entbetts ~uercrdnst
bat, unb melds, we mou INT bss meHidliG:n Tlaaens
wiueu 70 fen u,U9te. sau3 unb gar rusroea ouf9escben
perbett, uueuolid i~tberleget tit. 9as Sittere 1T elm
bo9it mdfttaes0 te9 et un9sntittet bel 9ebers Niasenz lnb
Observation-Disclosures 9abitneue gerfcpit9cit, Dpepepiie.
llnterleib8le;heu, uRe bic pieltn perdnoeriitbeu Ssnlpz
tome, petde itnere Gdmd9c oOer &ruutbett ansei9eu.
reroen lit iebcn, SdELe nidt aIfet1 ~seItubert. ~iOnOsrn
bur9 beporrli9en uno ipliematii6cn gebrau4 bieies
~nddtisen, a6er onseneamen uno uiitbsn Stdrtnn9ss
n,ittsIs pet Diitet werOen. S6rpertraft lit bic bette 9tls
flung, in meldcr man Der Srantbett bsaesnet fam.
gsri9afIe tie Dir 5ur3 2ubttfsnabus bs Sittsren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
@notid eftves 0c,viTes.


ancrrDoiOen iino niht MT cine Der
16merSbafteiten Srant6eiten, i%Onoern Die
AerSte batten fat nerSipeifelt Gin 9eils
mittel bafiir SIT finoeIl, bis Or. SllSs
B Sic ANAKESIS einfiibrtc ulo fte in
flint Sabren BET 10000 Sduen erprobt
mar. Die 2terSte itllo eintg barber, Oas
hermit eiit untrilgli6eS 0etlmittcl gcs
funoen moroen it,. Yotieuten iperber,
na6bem fe 4lleS AMBER: Deriu6t Dabcll,
ANAKESIS su ipurOi9en tptiicn ullo Oies
les Neittcl miro tbnen ausenblidlt0 bell
fen. @rsiS $l.oO. Sranfirt 5ugci0jdt
mad Gn1pfang be5 Yreiies bon y. 9teus
itGoter & &c., 46 8alfer>Str., ytelu
Oorf. 81 BADEN lit GbicasO bel S. Il s..
IS. STOUT $50. 20 Marfet5S tr., ulo III
allen bentl9en ApOtbcten. l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
sIetterm ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Seit Wtttte boriGen WonatS iiuo in Der
County Nrmens2 tuitalt Die 8lattern auf=
eetreten uno "a Sniaiien, Wduner,
Srauen nno &tnber, ltegen in ben nerz
i6tebcnen StaOien Der &ral1fbeit aegenz
tpGrttg bort b1nteoer SDbesfdlle in Solge
bieier Granfbeit lino bis jeBt nod feline
9emslbet pOrben. Ulit 9tudlt0t auf Die
gegcu baS 8erbreiten bieler i6euBIi6en
&raufDett acknowledgement S6rttte belt
Der @elunb6eitSratb Sanltag Dor s Sa=
gen cine Sibung al, in tpeldcr Die SIM
fiiDrl1ng einer 9tblperrung bc5 9ertebrS
atpti3en benz Nrmen6aus unO Der StaOt,
10 iDett ais eben tbunli6, in Nuslt6t gez
iteut purbe. Wan fabte in iener Stb=
ung ben Oel0luB, cine Qua1antGlle
tbatld0li6 81 erfIGren, ben Sniafien beS
9Irmen> unO SrrenbauleS ni1t gu erlarle
ben, Die %genanIten Nn1talten gu pertaI1en
ulto ebeniD feline tuettcren ltruen llo9
borten a%uSuIalen.
Ntontag erl6ien ein Gomite bes Sc
1unobeitSratbe5 - Or. Wtiuer oil Der
Spibe-im GountDratb ulD legte oemielz
BEN Den gefaBtcn SeibluB Dor, tDel@er
bonn GolntDratb allgenontmem tpuroe.
Serler tprrDe QeStnfeftionen ullo tpie>
6erhplte Smpfungen angeoronet.
Son 81. Cunningham, Dem Nr5t be5
S~rrenbauies, 8ing OcmGomite fir orient
Ii6e @oDItbGttgfeit 6eS County 0tat6eS
mGbrenb Der QSn6c Gin S9retben gu, moo
mad er bic BON Or. SlutDarDt gclieferte
3nrnpbe nidt brau6t, au0 ni0t brauden
min, tueiI er itbcrbaupt ge8elt Direct pont
Gbier senOmmene epmp1s lit, nno sweiz
tens neil in ben bcipen 1nltaIten ilberz
baupt gtiemalO meDr geimpft sill merOca
brau6t. Die Siren ieien lGnllntlt9 Dor
siuei Sabren 9eimpTt iuoroert, AUDI let IN
Solge Der iofort uDr9enornmeilen JtetHiz
guug, 9tuSrdu6erunG, WalebnHg nit
Garbolldure DerIeytem 9Sailer, 2llt0@
16pemmeu ser AbSu9SsG0ndle, lor9iGls
tiger Snitanbiebung Der Nb5ug5roDrcn
&C., auBer benz olereriteu fem tueiterer
GlatternfalI i'm Srrenbaulc por9eforlz
men. lleberDaupt iel IS nit DEN Slat>
tern gar nt@t 10 i3limm. Set Dem erz
fteu Sale am g.. Sa1uar leien i'm Gans
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
brokers' Ritfers',.

nrIpriueli6 Elm beut16eS Sabrifat,
elm feiner 2iqueur unb felt itnf3tg
Sa0ren ais DaS vbe It Wagenbttter"
iiberau anerfannt. Wt a Ii D1ttc d. Dor
u d. a ) III zen nnb taufe uur DDl
a0tungslpertben uub D%crlaBbaren 0GnDs
Ter ooer rim @roBen" bon L. FUNKE, JR.,
Sole Agent, P. 0. Box 1929. 0io. 66
Qi6ertD: Str, Neiu>Oorf. lin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
@nrte ntG)t. assst 40 geben,

foubern 9ebe io9tei@ unb faufe cine
TLaf9e Oss tpoblrte6enoeu S~oSobont.
unb erbGlt nt6t auein Die a3Gbne, uno
perbiitet ibre 3erft0rung, ionoern fublt
ben Wtunb ulto ma6t ben 9ttDem 10 luB
tpie cine Gole.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16

Die ibuen anferleate Siirsi6aft III feirem
&ere6ltui6 su ibrem Ginfonmen, nno
ueheubei beulerft, audi nt0t 81 Der ge=
p(uaeN SEihtigfeit ibreS Imte5.
GeWntps Glerf 2icb erbielt SrcItag bonn
&egpsm0W bic Ycltallung pm Soblr
Vgeaa s9w IrieoenSri1ter oeS Gowm
SengeMt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
SpaIoins'S Glue lift btut8, nibli6 u1S
bequem. 20
@rf6ItttWN
GWLitnuter 0aIS.

SGItHnmer 9aIS, Grf6Ittw0-
4uitcn ultD dbnlt6e @eioen arten, tpenn
fie perna6ldiii9t perben, lit ernite 2unz
senfranfbeiten aus, Die bGufig unbeilz
BAT itnb. BRO WINS Bronchial
TrOcIaes'' errei6eu Direct ben SiB Der
Granfbett NIB seben fait augeubltdlibc
Giuoerung.
2OSan n1itt ia Mo II ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
GbtGcriu0 0taWoS.

Die beliebtenS nitrulnente iett 81 Sab
rem. 4reiie $500 bis $4,000, 500 baar,
$50 monatIi6. Seoe5 YianD entbdIt Die
neue 8erbeiierung. 0teeD'S Wtuitftenlpel
go Qan Burenitr. 2Oiun is lpuip