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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

Hon. John L. Harris, OF Virginia, has deter
mined to take part in the political contest now
ID progress 10 Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to F 4
lie ID she reports about one hundred vessels
in Hampton Roads.
Steamer SUI, B Gilmore, to 2yo lers s. g.
Schr 7 Clarke, Wa h ngton, to Wnl A
Smnot
Schr Cyrus Hall, Windsor, n s.. to Cassius
+ Lee, ir.
ochr J .mestown, for tie 'rget,wa.
Schr Sophie krantz, Portland, by Hsmushire
and Bnlt uors Coal Co.
Schr } a Potter, New Bedford. by American
Coal Co.
S@hr ;siligat, Allyn's Point, by American
Cuai Go.
Sohr W Il Huston, Providence" by Ameri.
can Coal Co.
Schr oliver Anne, Pr)vidcace, Z. l., byJp
Asn"w
sehr 7 HArris, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schr } L Weaver, from Bristol for this port
sailed from Newport 18th.
Schrs Al n l. Lockwood and Ida Birdssll. for
this port, cleared at Providence 18Th
Scar Lizzie Wilson, hence, at Boston 10Th.
Schr Harriet Thomas, for this port cleared q.
New London 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

The Georgetown Courier is tailoring ,alous
y for the retrocessiou of that place to Mary
land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18
TN The CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
L COUNTY, June tarm 1919 -

IN The CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
1 COUNTY, June term, 1876.
Mark =. Jones executor of Thos AID. G. Jones
versus j. Follins executor ct al. H. chancery'
- "A rule is granted against William Fletcher,
the purchaser, returnable to the first dav Of the
next term OF this Court, 10 show cause WIN the
said real estate should not be resold !" Extract
l. ste. +. w. RICHARDSON,
:; sIp lo-W4W Deputy Clerk.
IN FAlKFAG CIRCUIT COURT, June
4 term, 1875.
u. frzhugh's admir-. use Ann F. Battse versus
Ann An =; Green. In chancery
=, Inc Court doth adjudge, order and decree
tnat y rule be awarded IN this cause against w.
y. huooail TO appear at the next term of this
court to show cause why the tract of land in
the Dill, &c, mentioned should not be resold in
default OF his failure to complete his purchase"
Ext Ieste F. w. RICHARDSON,
sep lo-w4w Deputy Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

The melancholy days have come,
Inc saddest ufthe year;
H steps upon the balmy peach,
- And slides of on his ear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18
ORIGINAL.


New ORLEANS, La, AUGUST "A 1875
AIR. Il. H. BotSSut, Editor Of the Louisiana
Democrat:
SIR: Y4u have used the columns of your
newspaper, the Louisiana Democrat, during
aud SLICE the rebelioU, 10 calumnate and Willy
me.
| You have continued your course of vili6ea-
| tlou up to the publication Of your last paper,
on the 18th lost.
presume you are prepared for the issue it
NUT necessarily buug abou aud end if continu
ed. That nelther Q. u Shall be mistaken as tu
the nature of the conflict, ADD its certain termi-
nation, take this method, as notification to
you, that should M name be used 10 connection
with any IMPROPER remarks though the columns
OF your newspaper, the Louisiana Democrat,
the sequel must be the taking Of my life by
you, which, with positive proof, you have med
ltaled iur years.
| send this, a registered letter. that it may
reach you, and know you have received it.
have retained certified cvpcs.
The alternative Is with you. | want no ad
Vautage. Respectfully,
J. MADISON WELLS.
COURT CT APpEALS.-This Court met in
Staunton on Friday last all the judges present
except B0utdlu, absent on accouut of ILL health
La the case OF Turner vs.. the y. 4 A. r. K. a
decree was given by consent reversing the de-
clslon of the lower court.
In the case CT Ashby's administrator VS. Por-
ter ct al, from the Circuit Court of Wiuches-
| ter, the judgment of the Court below was af.
hrmed, Judge Moucure delivering the opinion
Of the Court Ashby & Co., doing business 10
Winchester, negotiated note for 81 ,OUO before
the war and renewed it at various times until
April, 1862, When the bank removed to Farm
vile to avoid the enemy. The pote was pro.
tested for uou.paymeDt. About that time Por-
ter was goirg OF his owl business TO Richmond,
and Ashby Il Co. arranged with him to pay
the note. On P5rters return Ashby & Co.
executed their uote to biu, payable one year
alter date, for the amount he had paid to the
bauk al Farmvie Oh account of their note
The Circuit Court held that although the debt
due from Ashby & Co. 10 the bank was specie
deot, yet Porter Was ony entitled to recover
the value Of the Confederate money paid by
him, ADD that the Individual assets of Ashby
We're liable for the partnership debt.
M oIpr oHal 4
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LIST OF LETTERS

September IS, 1875.
Persons calling for letters will say they ale adj
Vertised and give the date of the list
If not called for within thirty days, thew WILDE
sent to the dead letter office in Washinntnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

Marlar, remarked one of the horny hand.
ed sous OF toll TO his wife. "Pears to me it
takes sight o calico to make you dress
these hard times. Can't yer economza with
one OF them ar pull backs the city gals wear %
1t was then that Marian fred the bread board
at hp aud remarked thatshe WASH going to
stop ms CIRCULATION OF blood iu her legs for 20
bald-haaded old penny pincher.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18
4 ,ANTON MATrINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.

am Just in receip pit of another lot Of those su.
perior Canton Matllngs, the best article in the
mar ket this season. Also several sheets of
White Ground Tiled Oil G 9th for halls, hand
some Step Brussels Carpetng, with the hall to
match, small Brussels, Rugs Sc.
je % j NJ STEWART
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

SHOCKING ACCIDENT. james Burns, an
olIer III Denuead's foundry, 10 Baltimore, while
passing a belt over shaft yesterday afternoon,
had his clothing caught in the machinery. He
was Whlrled around The shaft a number of
times before the engine was stopped. and al
most Instantly killed. The body was horribly
uutIlated, the bones Of his arms and legs being
Visible, and the entralls hanging frcm his body,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

IT AkDWARE, CUTLERY
IL GARDEN TOOLS, &c,
AT 50 King, on the corner Of Royal ST.,
Alexandria, Virginia.
The subscribers are receiving n full supply of
goods III the r line for the Spring trade, to which
they invite tn" attention Of wholesale and retail
purchasers ThanAiul for past tavors, we solicit
d continuance OF your patronage. Orders will
receive prompt attention.
}. i. CREIGHTON s. SON,
NH 81 90 King street. corner Royal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18
NEW DRY GOODS FOR EARLY FALL
~ TRADE

Monday, Septic nber Is, 1875
We have just returned from The North and
are opening to-day n great many very cheap
and seasonable goods. and invite the attention
OF purchasers. Country merchants will find it
to their Interest To call anG make large bills with
us, a we ARE prepared t. offer fun stock, and
AT SUI h prices as will insure heavy sales, SC
u. (. bkASHEAR
d. Is HooMEs. No. 100 King street,
sep l5 Alexand.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18
MONETARY ANDaOM ,sysc,.,

SALE OF g., Dis In the St OK malk.tofp,l
tlmore esterday $500 Orange Al.yardr i.snd
Man"ss bon Is sold at tn" first T. AZ =, = -
and III md &c the second Board S7AO Ia s,la
at IL. The lat st previous 5. es were n, -s2
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept Is -Tb. m.-
ket Tor w heat Is quiet and steady II rings If
$500 bushels, with sales Of choice white lot =.
l3o, and red ri 50 and 8 for inferior. 100 lO5
l0I, . and lis for common 10 fir, and IN
l25, III, lS and 30, !alter Tor prime Corn is
Gull; Oft ,g: oeS7G bushels, with les Of mix.
cd ut Il aud IS. Rye Is quiet and UNCHANGED
os's are QUILL, bu. prices are unchanged; offer.
ings OF FOG bushels. with sales ut AZ srd As
Coal REPORT The following is \ ren,rt Of
the receipts and shipments Of coal during the
week ending o y
-, RECEIPTS. tons
Anne lean Coal Co-............ ............ 5 lsS
Hampshire and Baltimore Go i ,o........... l6;0
j. L. itgnew. ............. ..... ...... .... 2N
Total ..................... OBS
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. , $50
-mpshl'e ana Baltimore Coal Co... 9a5
q. L. AShe~ ,4uU
Total .............. ........ 5 COS
P0KT DF III * ',.1KsZ, SEPT Is.
'un r"$e...............5 A Noon rise "a
:'uii sets .............6 3 High wNter. w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

ONE OF THE STRONG MINDED. YESTERDAY
when al Old lady on the Baker street cars got
out nlcklc to pay her fare, a gentleman sit
tlDg opposite her held out his hand to take it
and save her the trouble OF leaving her seat.
wv hat you waut?" she demanded, giving
! him keen look
I'm pay your fare for you,' he politely re-
piled
I'D just like to see you or any one else get
bold of my money !" she exclaimed. I've
travelled atore this, aud l know what I'm
about, l do"
And she stalked forward and deposited her
fare 10 the box. Detroit Free Press
| PEACH SHIPPING TO EUROPE. The Secre airy
| OF the Peninsula Agricultural and Pathological
Association writes that an experiment was made
on Wednesday of incasiDg peaches 10 Para6ne
packing crates, and shipping to Liverpool
Three crates We're so epared to be taken out
to-day by the patentee, II. K. LOOMS, of New
York. The process Of preparing the fruit was
simply melting the parafne 10 water, (boillog, J
and quickly dipping the peach into it, thus
coating it and rendering the fruit mpervious to
water, air or acids. The result OF the test will
be watched with great Interest. There are sa j.
Piles of corn and fruit that have been put III for
two weeks and keeping nicely Bali. Sun.
MATRIMONIAL.-Ou respected friend and
good telow-cltizen, John R. Todd, ESQ.,, was
married 90 Wednesday lest, the 18th inst, to
Miss Lille Payne, of Warreutoo, Fauquer
county, Va, and is now happy man. His
bride is a niece of Gen. Payne, who was dis
tioRushed Confederate officer. The wedding
took place at the residence of the bride S
mother, 10 Warrenton, amidst the congratula-
tons of numerous friends The nuptials being
over, the welded pair took their departure for
bridal tour to Niagara Falls where they will
spend few days in conDubial bliss. Norfolk
Vrgiuian. M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18
IN Oo UITO BITING

M OS Q u TO MATING
New and Improved Mosquito Netting.
Mosquito Net Canupes.
Mosquito Net Fixtures the best out
New Patent Finish Seamless Netting suitable
for oil size SeCstcads, equal to Lace
Lcng experience in this line will enable us TO
maintain our reputation.
JOHN p. CLARKE,
~ y No. loo King street.
FANCi GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
A. &c.-We mre receiving and keen constant
~ on hama "a full line of Handkerchefs, Bose
and Hall Hose, Ladies' and Mems Vests. Shirt
Fronts, Crsvats Collars and Cuffs, Suspenders,
Belts, Buttons OF every description, Hat Grape,
English Grape Ves, Sh4wls IN great variety,
Printed ana Plain Skirts, together, with other
very cheap goods d +. BRASHEAR,
my 70 No. l03 King ST.. Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

EERGUSDN'S:
l. CORSETSl CORSETSl
iull assortrr ent of all the leading STYLES of
Corsets, including the celebrated Thompson
Glove fitting Our SOC and 75c article cannot be
surpassed at the price. Also new styles of Bus
ties, High COMBS, Ladies and Children's
Striped Hose aud full line of Notions, at
FEkG USUH j. BROS,
aug 90 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18
Brentsville, Sept. II 1875.

The UPPER N1LE.-~A a late meeting Of
the French Geographical Society, Col CbaiIle.
Long Bey, of the Egyptian army, gave an &C.
count OF his perlous explorations OF the upper
Nile. The narrator, who Is young man Of
French oilgln, penetrated as far as the country
OF Man Mann. The tribes who people thuse
regions are Tor the most part caunibals. 10 one
where neither white man nor a horse had ever
been seen, he was the cause of immense aston
lshme0t, mingled With a Superstltlous lear, and
was, 10 Tact, taken Tor a ceutaur. BY the aid
OF his interpreter be asked for an Interview with
their chief. The latter being informed of the
presence OF this stranger, received him in the
royal but, and the traveller had the signal honor
OF sitting by the side Of the negro king. While
the Colonel aod his maj asiy exchanged words of
friendship, loud cries We're heard outside. These
proceeded from thirty poor wretches who bad
been ordered to be deca pitsted 10 hourr of the
visitor. ln ref citing that be was the cause Of
the death of so many victims, the young travel
er's feelings revolted against the barbarious
CUSTOM; bu. as he was among savageS, his own
safety depended 90 DOT showing his ind;gua ZION
even i'll the couutenancc. The black king offered
hlm dozen women, whom he refused. Never
theleSs wishing to have some proof OF his visit,
he selected youth Of dozen years of age,
whom he persuaded to follow him, aud made
the same proposition 10 young girl. II want
very much to 60 with you, said she, but it
must be 90 condition that you will not eat me.
Col. Chaille Long Bey was attacked at Urobli
by the tribe which, 10 1872, had fought against
Sir Samuel Baker, causing him serious loss.
Lie Intrepid voyager was In canoe, accom-
panied by two soldiers aud some servants. A
h1tllla composed Of boats OF rude form, in which
the negroes were packed like herriugs, advanced
to the oncouoter. The cheftaio was at the
head, lance 10 his hand. AS soon as they
were within range, the Colonel, armed with re.
volvers, as were also his men, gave orders to
fire. The negro leader, struck by 40 explosive
bullet, fell dead. Each projac1ile made vic
tim among the assailants, who finally decided
to retreat, after having lost eighty-two of their
number. Wheu at the extreme limit of his ex-
plorations Col. Chaie Long Bey perceived
curtain of smoke, which appeared to Indicate
that the Country beyond was pcopIed by other
tribes, but all is yet mystery concerning those
unexplored regions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

RETURN OF OLD MEMBERS. The Copser-
vatives Of the Senatorial district Of Madison.
Culpeper, and Orange have nominated again,
tor the seat which he has occupied since 1869
Daniel A. Grlmsley, esq, of Culpeper Mr..
Grlmsley has been jealous aud Influential
representative, guarding With fidelity the iu-
teresfs of his constituents, and always alive to
the general welfare Of all the State. Three
terms consecutively in the Senate is no light
honor from an appreciative constituency III
these days OF change and uncertaiDty.
The county of Laudoun demands that one of
her best citizeus, John Armisted Carter, who
has repeatedly during thirty years past served
her and his State SO ably and faithfully. shall
again buckle on his armur. Carter and Stuart
and Wall remind US of the days when they were
the younger members serving in the public
councils with some of our best men of the past
who adorned that era of Virginia history aad
they are now 10 their ripe years and matured
experience devoiug themselves to the restora-
ton of the State to prosperity, and to secure
rcpose to the people The colleague of MIR.
Carter is Mr. WIN. Matthew, who was one of
the members from that county from 1871 to
1873. His return is an evidence Of the Just
appreciation entertained for him by his fac
constituency. He was faithful aud useful
member, participating actively in the business
before the house, and always with conceded
ability. -Rtchmond Who.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

He'd. MAJ, jas r
james, Mrs A F
j arboe, Horace
James, Miss V G
Jones, Miss Rosetta
Jasper. Miss Mary B
Lam din. Mrs Ssllie
Lewis, Mrs Elizabeth
Nuby, Gabriel
Psdgett, George
! Page. Isaac
Page, Kitty
Peninton. Mile
Richardson, John
: toward, Billy
Taylor, Lucy
w ashington, Miss e
w hlte, Mrs Rachel
Williamson, Miss Mary
w arren, Mrs Mary
Wilson, Miss NJ A
Y. BERKLEY, P. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

VINELAND, New Jersey, that marvel of en-
terprlse, 90 the West Jersey railroad, between
Philadelphia and Cape May, has had a most
remarkable season 10 its peculiar productions
Ii claims to be the greatest Crane growing and
fruit producing district in the Atlantic States
The vineyards cover hundreds of acres and
hundreds OF tons OF grapes are sent to market
A net profit is secured Of nearly three dollar,
per crate of twelve boxes, and the fruit goes to
New Y rk and Boston, There are 90 fences
10 Vlueland on|y Usage orange aud other
hedges. Of the latter there are miles and
miles. The peach aud dwarf pear trees are
literally covered with fruit. Ounces also, are
cultivated extensively. The tract upon which
siDelaDd is developed is divided into bulldog
lots aud small farms of from one half to ten
acres each; and the town is the most tastefuliy
LAID out, and the land the most highly inprov-
ed Of any in New jersey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-18

Burke, Mrs Martha
Banks, Mrs Mary
Brown, Miss Annie 4
Besch, Miss Matte
Bailey, g Fl
Burgess, Prof
Carter, Miss Harriet
Campbell, Miss Jenni
Css ter, Robert
Clark, Joseph
C CT Henry
Clark, Nelson
Corlsnell. James A
Emery, Lemuel T
Farmer, James s
Fern. Mrs Ann
IilOert, Miss Isabel
Grlgsby, Miss Jennie
Hardy, Miss Arietta
Hutchinson, Miss G
Harrison, Mrs Kitty
Henderson, VIM
sep lS-lt w.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-04-25

9e9et Sid unterrihtet su baben. SD
balte es fur piel belier, baB mir ieBt Ihels
oen, als oaB mir beioe oeitlebens nnglttds
lid tperoen u. (. No."
Sebt merle man aber auf oas, mas fOlgt.
Mm IL. Ausuit ihrieb Der perfioe Gimp
ion oieIe 9raulamen @Drte. Mm 20. oess
lelben Wonats fiibrte er i1on cine anoere
Dame gum glltare. slber bic bnloenoe
Ienes ber5ieb ibm. auh oieien 6trei6.
Sic ididte tbm feline Briefe suriid nno lie
niiroe tpabrl6einIih bic 9an5e @elhldlte
peri6mer3t boben, udre lie niht meter pres
no5irt tporoen.
Mel9er 9lrt 6ieie 4ropofation tpar.
bleibt Elm 8ebeinniB. Sie broAte abe,
oas Blut Der taubenfrpmmen A9nes IN
Walluns uno Die Solse oapon mar einG
Rla9e.
Sem Germ 5impIon fameu bic gBai'
ierfabrten, 2anopartien uuo oiperIen Rillle
Del6e er bel oieier @elegenbeit eraattert|
auI 500 gfo. su fteben. SDffentlid1 iuirf
oieies 9oloene YHditer feline beiliame Wtr'
tung auf oas eebrohene Ser5 oes SRI. Ng'
nes Wine ni4t Derfeblt baber.
H. ID,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-04-25
(Giir Die vBsitIi6. 8Iattsr".)
@e6ro6ene Ser5en.

Soloenoe, nah enelii6en @erihtsatten
bearbeiteten 9arltellun9en iibsr 8rDseiie
we9en Bru6s bes @beperlpre6ens iino
befiimmt, Dem 2eler, Der iif oafiir interei'
iirt, Nustunft su geben, tpte Ser5en ges
bro6en uno sebro6ene Serien rpleoer 9es
beilt neroen f6nnen. gBir ieben i'm .Setite
bic Dor MiBbe9ierbe unb Neu9ieroe ges
ipannten @efhtsSiiee Der Qnatomen,
gbpltolosen, Ylpdolosen uno 9efIblools
len 9amen.
RIaaen tpeeen 8ruds beg gbeperipre<
hens tperoen manhmql aus &uhe, 5us
meift ober aus finan3iellen 8riinoen einge-
leitet. Sie blonblodi9en SO4ter Der
,Grdmernation" fennen meiit nur ben lebs
teren @runo, uno cine yinteaieente, luohl=
meinenoe Surp ihrer 2anosleute" lit gal=
liant eenus, in ibre Ser5enswunoen ben
oepiinihten Ballam su trdufeln, 0oer in
anoeren @orten, ibnen Die genini9te
GntIhdoieunesiumme su3uiprehen.
syebes ssSahr ueroen Subenoe BON Mdns
nern Dor Queens Bend bei6ieoen, bic
Beitdnbisfeit fir feline Snseno balten uno
! bafiir biiBen, ridtiger blefsr milllen:
Cine umarmung Der ldlanfen Saiue
nnb pielleidt nod elm fiber 6ub ba5u,
/ foIfen perihiebentlt6 BON so bis 5000 Yfb.
Sterling; ie na6bem Der Beiiber oes 4rs
/ mes au sablen permag.
Wtanhmai tommt es.ober au9 Dor, 0aB
eiuem SineIing oas Ser3 gebr0den tpiro
nnb baB er bann fur ben an ieinem @es
miitbe an9eridten Damage" eine Gnt=
i1doignng forbert, Die ben 8ern0genss
berh6ltniiieI oes 8aters Der Sreulolen ans
| esnleifen III.
| Sum beIieren 8eritdnbniB oes oben @ez
iagten m69en bier eini9e Yro5eIIe folgen,
bic ben Mften bes Queen Bend @efihtes
d entnomrren Iino.
il @eorge 8arnpeIl lit Elm @rocerp. Glsrf.
a Geine proiaiihe Neihdftiguns perbinbert
4 ibn jebph ni1t, ieinem Genius s,ttige 5ll
II leiben uno iih in bas Reid) Der .poelie .5,l
ID 1hmingen. gBir tpiiien, mas ibn IN Die
ei geeeiiteruns periebt bat: es lit Die it6ns
I'D Ndtberin, tpelhe ieinem 2aoen gegenilber
sribrer niiblihen ge1hditisung obliegt.
/ iSeine 2iebes uno 2eioensseIhi6te III
bstpie Elm Homan pln GieIbing in griefen
rterSdblt.
4 Ser erfte Brief lautet:
nj vSbeure Neln! Wtaa Der GiiIen oes
Il nsIrisoens Deine Won9e ,fiiiien unb mDaen
fiiiBe Srdume Define Qa9eritdtte umaau.
Il iEieIn. 8, pie id mid nod Sir iebne
d gBle 9erne n1Dhte idb bod ipieoer 9elllt
ntiiibe Stimme pernebmer. Nber i'd mnf
&pufb6ren, pidbtige 0elhdfte rufen mid
a ab. (Oer Mntpalt Der Gldgerin, tpelhel
q ben Brief pDrIieIt, lebt aussinonoer, bat
n bas 10 idbtiae 8eiddft bas 9Ddeen por
III 3uder unb Rnffee mar.)
u Yin amber Wfal ldrsibt Wsorg
80 ~ Ata ~ fsohs ~ Ma Ettxn
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-04-25
Ser Gepprtirte.
iSrei bearbeitet mad .bem gneliiaer
ppn
Wilhelm Kaufman.

Dieie grsdbIune, bic ~ sum erfen
WaIe in beutiaer, Spra4e er-
ideinen Iuiien, miro setpib Surore MAIDEN,
unb abonnemsntsIuitise iOlten bieie 10
ielteH sebotene @elesenbeit benuBen uno
iebt bic .@eitIide 8Idtter" aaf Elm Sabr
ober elm babies Sabr beitenen.
lIuier 6onntassbIatt entbdlt auber iensr
fortIauienben sroben grsdbluus itets eins
rei6baItise ausuabl bes beiten unterbaIs
tenben unb belebrenben 2eieItoffes uno
nub namentIib aud unieren abOnnenten
ouf benz Same elm pilltommeuer Saas'
freunb ieiu.
Sie pafisnbFe 3eit gum neren Ibonne-
nent III isbt, neil baour1 Der anfans bet
am nd1ften g Sonntas 9 su beainnen'
ben neaeu grsdbIuns eeiidert uirb.
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