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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

A JURY was i'm paneled in the Twelfth
District Court yesterday TO try the snit
of Edward Lewis against the Giant Pow
der Company. brought to recover S26,-
600 damages. The plaintiff testified hat
in February, 1874, be WAS in the employ
Of the Spring Valley Tunnel and Mining
Company. and was by them engaged in
blasting in "a tunnel IN Cherokee Flat,
Bette county. The tunnel WAS three
feet high and three feet wide. Plaintiff
had drilled hole in the upper vail of
the tunnel, put the cartridge in, and
while pohinG it home with the handle Of
II broom it exploded. blowing him TWEEN
ty-fve feet toward the face Of the drift,
breaking both bis legs. blowing off one
of his fingers, occssioping him the loss
of his right eye. and lacerating his body
i'll terrible manner. II the cartridge,
which WAS of Glass No. 2 had been prop
eriy constructed the explosion won NOT
have happened. Lewis was in hospital
three mouths The case is stiil in pre-
gress $. +. Chronicle, July y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

FIRE.-About ten minutes to four
clock this afternoon, the storage house
of the Central Pacific Company on theiI
track near the ice house was found to be
On FIRE. The yard engine Was at once
summoned TO the scene, and succeeded
in subdning the confagration and say
ing unin iured, the section house which
stood but few yards from the burnt
structure. The company lost a fine
hand car. lot of ties. oils and tools, the
whole damage amounting to about
$75O.-Reno Democrnt, July q.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

TIE Republican Convention made a
good choice in nominating g. c. benson
for the Jndgeship Of the Sixth Judicial
District. Mr.. D-nson is a yoang N Z
of very considerable legal attsrnments,
spd the highes: standing rs gentleman
anC, d man OF honor. l, Is satisfactory
to know tina, two such candidates AS he
and Catlin are il the field, for between
them the Bench is certain to be we'll
filed. Should Judge Mckune meet the
e1I eciatioDs Of all who knew HIM by
ruuning independently, ere C be o
doubt that Mr.. Dtnsou's election viii
thereby lie rendered certain. and since.
other things being equal, We prefer the
candidate mo has not affiliated himself
with the political dising-nuou-ness OF
Dolly Nardenism, to the one who las
been an active leader in that movement.
We hope Judge Mcknne will Art AZ is
anticipated S0cramerto Record, july q.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

SENT TO THE INSANE A,yLUM-Charle
O'Neil yesterday left town in a covered
wagon. accompanied by his wife. Mary
O'Neil. her daughter, and little Johnny
O'N-iI. Mr.. O'Neil conveys his wife to
the Insane ASYLUM at Woodbridge. Cal,
where she is to be confined. being hope
lsss!y insane. She was examined by the
physician and the proper Authorities.
The papers were all made ont by the
County Clerk and duly signed by the re-
Quisits authority iochc Record July 81
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
THE LATE1T FROM THE sUS-
PENDED HOUSE or DUNCAN,
HHERAAN Il CO.

| 04E6AAS q CO.
New York. July 2S.-1he Herald pub
fishes an interview with VIM. b. Duncan.
Who says there is no truth in the reports
that he went to Europe to consult With
Alex. Duncan for the purpose Of secur-
ing his aid to negotiate loans; that he
applied to Barring Bros. and other
European firms. but it was denied; or
that the Union Banking Company is
loser BY the firm to even the amount OF q
farthing. Duncan says every strange
ment has been made to prevent Ameri-
cans abroad with their letters Of credit
from experiencing any trouble. 81. S.
Barlow. counsel for the suspended firm.
says the rumors that the failure will AZ
feet the Union Bank of London are Ell
tir+ly untounded. Us the bank is fully
protected, as also is Earrings. Senior Ma
varro, the Mexican Consul, is deposi.or
with Duncan, Sherman & Co. TO the full
amount Of bis fortune, S65 900. and all
the moneys belonging to the Consulate.
but does not seem afraid of loss. Dre1el,
Morgan & Co. say that Duncan, Sher-
man 4 Co. have been largely engaged in
cotton transactions, their London agent
being Mr.. Kitchen, Of Cole 4 Co. With
in fou- weeks wool has fallen three cents
per pound, SnpposinG they had %, geo
bales il transit, their loss will b &boat
1875, Coo; not enough to send them M
der, but we hear they were largely inter
ested in Mobile & Ohio, Atlantic & Great
Western. and slightly in Erie. The PREF
it!ent OF the Shoe and Leather Bank has
no fear Of the crash having any effect on
the business Of the city. 1t would u,ftc:
Connecticut aid Rhode Island especially,
Rs he believed the paper Of the house Is
largely circulated in those States. II
the Western States also many houses
would more or less suffer. The agents
Of the Union Bank of London and tie
Bank of New York say there is DO trntb
in the ru.or OF its suspension, the only
ground therefor being the fact that the
Cables announce that it refused to honor
the drafts of Duncan, Sherman 4 Co.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

FAMOUS HoKsE.-Cruiser, the cele-
brsted horse whom John Rarey, the
famous horse tanner. brought under con-
troll in 1851. after everybody else had
given up the job. and brought from
England to his farm at Groveport. Ohio,
has Just died in his 23d year. From u
most vicious brute he became SO gentle
that ths people around the farm used to
make great pet Of him. and his colts
we're noted for their kind disposition. In
accordance with the directions Of ar.
Rarey's will. be was given the kindest
care in bis old age.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

SACRAMENTO has SO far advanced in the
arts and sciences and prosperity gen
orally. that it has commenced 70 make
its own money. In the process of
smelling its ores the smelling works here
obtain considerable quantities of silver.
Until recently the silver bullion was
sold, but the company now sends it TO
the mint and has i; coined into trade
dollars. Twenty thousand OF the u, W
trade dollars coined for the smelling
works were received this morning. and
are being paid out at the Odd Fellows
Bank at par for gold. According TO the
standard the trade dollars are worth a
little more than gold coin. 10 this con-
nection We are pleased TO learn that the
smelling works are in a prosperous con-
dition. notwithstanding the inevitable
drawbacks experienced at the inception
of the enterprise Sacramento Herald.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

PIxLEY wouldn't take Congressional
nomination from au;i-Piper Democrats
and anti-Dolly Independents. Who said
he would? But then isn't his manner
suggestive of the old crone at the storm
ing of Sebastopol. xho wanted to know
what time the ravishing commenced?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

CREED RAYMOND is doing the heavy
business on the stump for the Dollies,
takingit of nights with Bidweli, Pacheco
and Swift. He once delivered Fourth
of July Grafton to n lot of Rowland Flat
tiers, and its author (Sandy Baldwin,
was highly complimented ON it as sky
scraping effort.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

RoUscH. the Dolly candidate for Sec
retary of State, il California. IS a moss
covered Placer county rebel. who didn't
know of Lees Surrender until several
months after the event took place, and
was then informed TO doubt, by some
newspaper reading Democrat. He Is
about as well qualified for the position
he seeks as Paul Morrill, is to boss a
Sunday School.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
FAST NAIL FROM NEW YORK TO
THE WEST.

NEW N0kK- June 70 -Ine fcs!E1astei
General bias fixed a mail route along the
shores of the lakes for fast E,sil to tho
West. 1t is expected to be N operation
BY the LIST of October II will make the
distance from New York TO Chicago IN
not more than twenfy-sII hours. aud he
hopes to reduce the time to tweniy-fo1r
"A gain OF twelve hours over tbs present
mail aud express time. The smoUnt of
mail matter to be carried by this train 10
enormous. There will be four ! re
postal cars OF improved construction,
capable Of Carrying thirfy-hvs tons OF
mail matter. and it Is thought that the
amount to be carried will reach forty
tons before the expiration OF SIX mouths
The greater par; of The work OF dis'rlbu-
ton vii! be done on the cars. News
papers will be taken IN bundles, and will
be folded and distributed en roGte- Re-
laws Of clerks will be stationed AZ SYRIA
cuse, Bnfialo and Toledo This t inter-
prise will not cost any additional ex-
pense. the railroads having mesi Gov
eminent in che mos, generous spnt.
Little by little we get closer TO the At
lantic side of the Continent, and
twelve hours gain is an important step.
The increase of speed IN tra1snIss,on Is
a grand result for the New Workers and
Cbicssoans- Oar iuieres: In il is mainly
prompted by the instructive desire to he
drawn nearer to the old bonesteadS over
thsre. No doubt they will keep OF rush
ing the mails more and more rapidly
from Washington TO Omaha. Then
comes the beginning Of snail-creeping
and holding baek against speed. When
mail coaches and trains get Run from
New York to Chicago in "a hours that
makes the time from Omaha to Atlantic
tide water less than IS hours. 1t Is
alnos. as far from Omaha to New York
as i; is from san Francisco to Omaha,
vet II takes four days AID halito make
the tip. We shall not experience much
of the breeze of a more rapid transit
until the Pacific railroads overhaul their
ME tables and send Us from the Bay to
the Missouri in three days and nights
which they could do cleverly enough In
other words. it is on the Plains ihst the
possibilities for an increased rnpidity Of
transit are easily nttsinable. When they
get Northern Pacific or q Tom Scott
Texas or a Southern Pacific road built
We may count on reduction of mail
time that will be enjoyed on these
Pacific slopes and not before. TO speak of.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

HEREAFTER when some political up
start gets metaphorically chawed up q ia
Booth. with nothing left of him but an
ill-odored memory. it will be proper to
say that he has been Gorhamized.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

NORTON, of Placer. q leading Irde-
pendent in the last Legislature. and II
strong Boothite, takes the stump in
few days for the Republican ticket in
California The other Norton EN-
peror) still adheres TO old Raisins.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
Notice..

A LII PERSONS HAVING ANY SETTLE
IA ments to make or other business transac-
tions wi Mr.. l.. p. frisbie. are hereby notified
to transact the same with he uncer-igned, the
duly autheri ed agent fo- the said Frisbie.
The undersigned can be found duri Z bust.
ness bonrs ut his office that OF the U. s.
MarshaD, In the Ornsby County Court building,
Carson City. Nevada.
HI. NUDGE.
July ~. 1s7s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

PICKERING. of tine Cal, and tNItch. of
the Bulletin. are the Robert Macsire and
Jaon.s Strop of the Bidwell play now
having q sickly run in California.
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
HEADQUARTERS FOR MULES,

The subscribers have for sale at Maxwell's Hotel
in MddletoWn, Del, a large and snnsrio, -, ~
KENTUCKY MULES which they are selling ssrn
low, and they think they can make it 10 the odvan.
tags OF all persons needing stock to call and see
thsm before purchasing. WIN. POLK.
Il. II. COCHRAN.
MlDDLETowN DEL, February Is, I575-4w
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
HORSES FOR SALE,

Having no use for them, the subscriber offer.
three good Horses for SALE cheap. Also six Heifer,
w. J. CAMPBELL,
Waktman House, Bombay Hook.
P. o. Address, Smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
WANTED

A situation as Housekeeper, country preferred. a
place whsre my son, aged II years, can find empIov
children. SARAH PEpECOV "o
Feb. l7th..u S.. ~
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
r OR SALE, :.

STEAM ENGINE OF FORTY.HORsE
row IN. in good order. Said engine is located in
Ihe :iotl'c"cr WIS md was used in dry seasons as
INC INC m9i'Y; power 70 run the nall, ut since the
lurh'nH water wheels have been put IN (lhey requir
ing 50 much less w@tcr than the wood whcesj we
n"'' Sufficient water 10 run the mill all The year,
therefore we VIII sell the engine with boiler yery
low and Oh reasonable terms. Address
HOFFECKER g. &HUFFINGTON.
SNYFNt, DEL., Oct 95th, l87l-tf
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
NANCER CAN pE C,,nE,,
PERSONAL NOTICE,

All ouicerS sailors and soldiers wouui ru.t1es or i,
~ ''"S'eT NtSlt!y CGu obtain Pension by
A1uleSSiHs DE-. T. L. JACKSON,
LAKE surgeon in United States
No. I9I SdnsOn St, Phad9lubia.
oc'NSI'-S N"mmuuICa tunS promptly nuswrrrj
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
4 Representative aid Champion Of American
Art Taste.

PROSPECTUS FOR ls75-EGGnTiIYEAR.
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
THE; MARKETS
DEATHS.

Bol Lis "l the I2tl inst ia u. A!;.y s.> iu.,, MI
st VIM Boyies aged &c aud I mos
BUCklNGHAM.-On the I.th inst in tins t,v, s.. ITO :
denee o. Mrs Keith, Isaac Buckns ham aged es Years
VANGASkEN-on the 18th inst. ir this town. sin, II
daughter o' john aud ia a's Mary r. NarCashen aged
years. ~"'' ="
PHlLPson the 18th inst ia Dask Crsok Ann phI! ase
yelrS.
KOBINsoN-n Dover on the morning Of the l4.h inst Mrs
heoecea hoonson Of Duck Greek Neck. aged % raar.
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
Postponed Public Sale.

The subscriber, who is about TO relnquisb farm.
ing on account Of i'll health, will sell without re-
se:Ve, at his residence near Kenton, on THURS.
DAY the 25h of February, 1875, all his Personal
Property, consisting of Horses, Colts, Mules, F4t
and Young Cattle, Mich Cows, Hogs, Bacon, Farm.
ing Machinery and Implements and Household
Goods. Terms at Sale
Feb 18Th, 1875. JAMES CAVENDEp
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PlIILADEiPHIA,
S'uth'East corner Of Fourth e. Walnut ST.,
Assets Jan. 4, 1878, aaz0asss x.
TRUSTEES
HIIo,ge W. it.,, H"', Phillip b Mingic,
CN5 taeAaHGgr hllidin' Hon. Alex. G. CatteH
Hnn H. tNusent; isaHc ilazIehurst,
WIN, "a'nF' 7 no Iol!ocH' James l.. Chghprn
AISn.,i s,'.am ~ ., Howard, Henry X. Bcnueti,
I''"er' u Roberts l.. NJ. Whi!ldn,
c,,on,.r, JOHN Wanana&er.
GEORGE w. HILL, President
JOHN G. SINS. Ae,aerv. '>S'4'"'
JOHN 5. WILSON. NecretarQ & Y.eaag,.,
AI1A' - ", ,M!iliA.DiN, Caairman Of f;qance Cog,.
W. HAM MEX, assistant Aecreiar1
MEDICAL EXAMINERS G.bI1a
j. N'~ton Walker, ~. D. Llo y p;nt az 1| ~
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE,

nc Foated N 1919 with authority confer degrees and en-
oy the state o Maryland in 1860 The College beau
IuS situated In grove, within the city limits lofty o-
hence that commands view of the country the city and
ana bay Tor many miles. The College has good library
chsc ana phosOphlcal apparatus, cabinets minerals
mrias COINS gems &e, amt course OF INSTRUCTION is
th"r"ngh. board and tuition $50 psr annum.
NC. BROOKS, LII. D., President.
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
For

Three DWELLING HOUSES at Smyrna Land
ing eo'i' LIN Apply 10 a. SCOUT.
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
.]c2r advertisements

- "a "a Tho choicest the worId.-ImpOrtprs
Il 9H EU u prices Largest company in America-ttape
H 30 az article 9eases every body Trade
. - q VIZ lncreRsng-Agen:A wanted eVeryWh0re-
y lh9ncementS-dent waste tmeSend Circular to
hsoer' wells 43 Nessy St.. y. u. 2. .. Box l2S7.
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

A COUPLE OF VERY FINE YOUNG
STALLTONS.
prefer 10 sell, but if cannot sell Will ercbanoo
for other good stock, for land or other nerchantsse
commodities. These COLTS cannot be exceIled far
breeding, SIZE style, promise Of speed or any otbe.
quality One will be four and the other five wear.
od next Spring. and they are well broken To bar.
ness Rave three Of them is the reason desire IN
sell OF exchange two. Address Box Al. MIddIe,oo,n
-a"aIe Feb. H.. .4w
Smyrna times., 1875-02-17
FOR RENT.

A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING ASp
STOKE HOUSE, on Commerce Street. near Main
-eXc'iient business Srand-occupicd at present by
the McssIs. Johnson.
\ LARGE ROOM !e42] feet on The second f,oo.
OF thc Brick Store House, corner Of Main ann Com
'nGl &c streets; now IN rice for the Messrs Tyger
TWO SMALL TENANT uOI$E% - 80
repaiT, ncaf the ,uvn.
GEO. ". CUAlAlINS.
SSrRvA, Dec. lst, l374-3m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-18
sofaIoertdlte ans gDafntnaton.

QSai btngton, II. 6ebr. - 3m 9Guie
oeS Sobn Ggnu, Yennlgl Aoenue, nabe
Der 6. StraBe, purbe beute Wtorgen Der 58z
iGbrige SbomaS Seal, ein @nglGn0er uon
@eburt uno friibcr in eiuem Der Regierun95s
0epartementS angecllt, tOOt auf ietnem GNz
ger gefun6en. yteal hattie gtidt8 81 tbuu
nno trieb iid idOn ieIt Sabreu in Der gtdbe
Der BeuniplUauia=9loenue uub 6. StraBe unlz
Der. 6atte CT @elo, 10 5ablte CT iir eln Eager
bel 2gnu, feblte eS tbm oarau, 10 ld)ltef er I'M
Statlonsbauie.
-8ereltS merOen gtnltalten 5u Der groBen,
auf ben britten 0ieuitng I'M Wtai (l8. DtaD
nah bier auSgei1riebenen Stbung Der GU
preme-Qoge Der yYDtbiaSs Sitter" getroiien.
Sin groBer um5ug miro Die Seier erDifHen
unO altein 1000 Bitter bon DtarDlanO, 500
BON Columbus, Ohio, II. |. 10. erpartet.
-,6eute friib br0nntcn orei b6l3erue 6dlts
ier an 6er20. StraBe, Jlorowelt, geetgnet BON
ab. 8erult $1,000; Ueriiftrt.
-@eitern Aben0 braunte eS in Wiiucr'8
@eitauratiou, Z. StraBe. SerluIt $50.
SIM @ongreiIe miro Der Intrag acitclt
uerOen, eiu StunOung8geleB fir ben 9titritt
3u paiitren uno ben Serfauf bon 8eitbtbum
Elm Sabr na6 llrtbeilSiprnA sur 3ablHHg Der
Steueru 81 Oeridieben.
-6arrp 6. 6oro pom oSpera-!6 -!6Ouie" liegt
al einer i6weren @rfdltuug, mel1e i'll guu-
9eueutsiiuoung iiberSu9ebeH OrObt, o0yuieoer.
-peute abenO uuroe in @eOrgetOwn ubers
mails cine SerIantmlun9 3u @uuiteu Der g8ie-
oereluuerleibung in ben Staat DtarplanO gez
balten.
- Bdbreno &0nig Salafaua bier mar,
iprah er Den @uni0 ans, Den ebrluitrOigeH
albert Yife, Der ais Der dlteite Sreimaurer
Der Ser. Staaten betradtat miro, 3u begrii.
Ben. 2lber Blfe war frouf uno tonntc Der
@inlabuug ui9t iOlgcn. 3araui idnOte Sa-
lufaua ieinen StaatSminilter 0Omini nah
Qleran0ria, nm jorn. @ite ben 0ruB olS SD
nlgS, Der iclbit eiu Wtaurer OeS %. GraOeS,
idlottlidlen 9(itus, 1t, III iiberbrinacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-18
9ertd)tc aus 0en Synnern SeS
SfuQtcS.

- (9iepublilaulitbe ytominattoneu in Tres
berid.) Sic 6epublltaner Sreoerid'S baben
nadItebenoe 0erren ais @auOloaten fir oeu
bortt9eu Staotratb nOminirt: S. 0eiurid
Hdn9e, erite 2Sar0; s. Seefer, lruette SarO !;
Capt. QS. Sauubers, brittle 8aro; Charles
S. 2eWis, uierte Q8ar0; s. gS. 0tnlne, iedllte
BQrO; gSn. Dfanb, iiebCnte gSar6; SObu
y. AbbOtt, adlte lSarO. Sir Die finite,
neunte uuo Sebnte gSar0 iino felne republl.
taniifen @auoiSaten auigeitellt
- (2lUS SagerStomu.) 2lm leBten Sreiz
tage batten Die Shiileriunen oeS SugcrS=
rarlid)e llnterhaltnng peranit0ltet. - SIM
gSalbingtOu GOunlD 4rmenbauie befiHoeH
iidl gegenlpGrtig 1l4t III Dem @efdngnliie l9
Sniaien.- 6r. @eor9 3. @ambrtu, friiber
8eitter Der 0ampfmiiblen in 6agerStOpn,
bat fallirt; feline SerblnOihteiten iolen f9
auf mebr, aiS $40, 900 belaulen.-S Auna
gSalbiugtpu BON 6agerStomn 1T III Wutlano,
Stalien, geltorben-9ie lutberiid)e 8emetuoe
in @reencaitle, Bennl., mlro oenuddlit cine
STRIDE erbauen laiieu, oertn Soften Ii9 auf
$l4 900 belaufen meroen.
= (AuS SopiOutomu) 9cm Criminal,
Seriabren marO 9eltern Der 9teger 3tObert
Solton iibermieien, welder oem S. ;. Yotter
einen Sfeu geItoblen bate. - Die S6nbe.
bGrOe pon Baltimore @Ountp belt Uor eiui-
gen Sagen cine Sibung ab uno beiflOB, bel
Der Setbelfirde all Der Jtetiter8tOwner GbOuis
ice, unb in Der gtGbe pom @odtnSpillc Smet
Negeri6ulcn 81 er0iinen. Die 3Ubl Der Slu-
Der, wel6e Die S6ulen in 8altimOre-GO. I'M
Sabre 1869 beiud)teu, betrug oamal5 1929 /;
lett jeHer 3eit 1T Oieic 3abI auf 1884 ges
itiegcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-18
9aifet oaS @nlf spred,en!


P. V. Pierce, Buffalo, Ny.
8ertber 5err! Sire 9ieblingsuerorbnunq
bat meiner Srau uHentgelSlid) gut getban.
Sie bat beinabe 5met 5laiden poa eiugenom.
men uno ii6 in ben lesten pier5ebn Sagen
befier gefiiblt aL8 ie mGbrenb Der lebten sipe1
Sabre. 9tid)ts mebr Don periobild)en S6mcr
sen, ntf,t8 BON ienem Hifeni6merS ooer sers
reubem @efibl i'm Wagen, moran iie ieit etliz
hen Sabren gep0bnt mar. SD babe 10 uiel
Sertrauen oa5u, baB if pollfommen gSillenS
bin, Sbre Nteoi3iu 9epifien BON bieien &un.
ben su garaatiren, ipeld)e frob Iein fuiroeu,
Giuoerung I'm iebeu Breis 81 erlaugeu. SD
babe piele Batentmebi5inen probtrt, aber ME
porber @elegenbeit gebabt, eiue 81 riibmen.
g3obrbaft Der S9ri9e
8rau 6. 9. 0uIp, MetrOpoliS, SQinOis,
ld)reibt am 9. Salluar 1873:
y0r. 6. 9. Yierce - Nleine S6weitsr
gebraudt Die 2iebling8 Serorouun9 nit
groBem ytnben."
Aiarp 9tun Srisbie, 2ebman, Ba., id)reibt
am 30. Dtai 1872:
y0r. q. 9. 8ierce - 8as i'd BON Sbrer
Ofebi5in genommen babe, bat mir mebr gez
niitt als aae anbern Meoi5ineu unO 5unberte
bon Ooftorrehnungeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-18
Doftemts ataswets. i875.

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