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WANTED. "a young man, about
twenty years Of age. who is fair compost
tor, sober, indus; rious, and who will be will
ling to work for reasonable WAGES. may OBJ
tain employment by corresponding W it'll thu
proprietors of the Summit Sentinel, Messrs
IL. 5. Bonney q Son. Summit. Miss.
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Several new Refrigerator Cars are being
bniIt at the railroad shops. They are con-
gtructed with double walls, top and bottom
and lined with zinc throughout They are
to be used for the transportation OF FRUITS lLt,'
New orfesaiisss, and ssili 5szist greatly in the
safe transportation of peffshable Articles. *
McComb City InteIligehcer.
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sTABEHER is selling Linen Lawns at
Is cents. -ttI
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State Medical ASSOCIATIONS.

Members Of the State Medical Associa.
tion, and the profession throughout the
State, are again notified that the next an
nual session will be held in Jack son, on the
3l-t inst. All are cordial lily invited to at
tend. One fare for the round trip.
NJ. :. CRAFT, NJ. D.. Pres't.
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TO THE LADIES.
Deeds Of Trust

We are now ready to fill orders for the f7l-
lowing blanks:
No A. Deed Of Trust for Reutand Supplies.
No. Az. Deed Of Trust for Rent
No. A. Deed Of Trust 10 Secure Advances hy
Merchants.
No. 49, Deed Of Trust for General Purposes
In ordering, state the No. Of blank wanted
Price, 81 90 per quire Of - blanks, except No
a. which IL - 100 per quire. Price by the
hundred, $500, which includes postage.
Address. POwER BARNsDALE,
~ Jackson. Miss
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NOTICE 40 POLICY HOLDERS.

OFFICE or STATE TREASURER,
Jackson, Miss, May ), 1875.
IT APPEARING TO TUE STATE TREAS
1 urer that the Southern Life Insurance
Company has become nsolvent, | hereby no.
tify all persons holding claims against such
company for losses ami unearncd premiums
to present the same to said Treasurer
duly certified, ms provided for ia Section one
(l) of IAN Act to amend Section 2ij0 Of the Re.
vised Code iis7l) Chapter ~ Laws of 1873.
WM. l.. HEMINGWAY
May 2-GOl State Treas urer
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Rates, address e.. T.. ATMOKE
Gen Pass and Ticket Ag.t, Louisville, Ky.
Feb. % 1876
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VIA II RIED.

DARNEY- MARsHALL-At Christ Church,
last evening, at 30 o'clock, by the rector,
the Rev. II. SIm-On, d d., Hon. MARYE
DABNEY and Miss LIZzIG MARSHALL.
We wish them every happiness that their
iondest hopes would anticipate.
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puuIIp's FARM LIFH.--Dr. NJ. w.
pliInps aud NJ. L. Rogers propose COM
rmepeing Tie publication OF weekly jour
,.I Of above title, at Oxford, about the
fr,. Of Jane. 1t Will be a Grange paper.
Dtp dollar year.
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CHAS. M. EVANS, EtY
Manufacturer OF NrANY
Artificial Limbs 20 10

Of the best quality so
licits share Of the
Southern patronage. ~ asllg-tE
Prices have been -@aa-.aaA-+
duced aud other spccial inducements ARE now
offered southern citizens and soldier Ta
insure satisfaction, each leg may he fitted and
tested fully before any payment is required.
shall Vicksburg. Miss. who WINS President of
an Association which furnished ovrrGOOloga tu
Southern soldiersi also refer 10 the publishers
of this paper. Pamphlet and full intnrma-
ton free Address CHAS. NJ EVANS,
cor. Market and 4th Sts Louisville. XIV.
l52 West 4th ST. CINCINNATI %.
Oct2o '75-lYr
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Iarf.yu,LE AND GREAT SOUTHERN
!, .,,ssAp LtSE.-We publish a corrected
,iu,-faId. oi this justly popular route 10
n. F,.t. to which the attention of tourists
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From the foregoing it would seem that
Mr. Chrisman prefers the pursuit of the
profession, of which he is a shining and con-
spicuous member, to political hOnors. In
his profession the highest distinction awaits
him Many of his friends, and We among
them, look with confidence 10 his .elsVation
to the Supreme Bench of the State at some
day not far distant.-McComb City Intelli-
gencer. .--t+ss " f.es.
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Without intending to cast the slightest re-
Election 4poH others who have been named
or to suggest that they would either falter
or hesitate upon the great questions we
have referred to, We believe no one 80 fully
and entirely represents and would be vel
coined by the great masses, who are determin
ed that reform and reduction OF taxation
shall be the main issues at the next elec
ton, as Samuel J. Tilden, of New York
Boston Post (Dem.)
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Wg acknowledge the receipt OF po-
..;,,ifa,ion to attend the Commencement
.,.f oxford, on Thursday, June 10th, to
,iyen IN compliment to the graduating
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Tan Odd Fellows of this city are dis
..ag the feasibility OF second annual
,.u,.,ou By rail AID river.
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A Good APPOINTMENT h.
richardson has received a com mission "a
one Of the International Board OF Judges
Tor the Centennial EXhibitiOn-the depart
ment to which he is assigned being that
os Manufactures. Col. Richardson at fIrst
ueeiaed the commission, he being an eN-
htOltor Of mill fabrics but upon discus
SION OF the matter by the U. 5. c. Commits
sion, he was requested to serve, with the
understanding that he should retire from
The examination of the class which includes
inri fabrics. With this understanding he
ma gone 10 Philadelphia to report for duty.
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uoer STATE BoARDERs-Sheriff Har-
.,,. Of I.nwudes county, arrived yester-
..,,y with eight conyictS, who arc now
ra.,,,irr The ho- FATALITIES Of the State Hotel.
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THIRD DAY OF JULY. 1876

THIRD DAY OF JULY, 1876,
Being the 1st Monday in said Month, upon the
premises where the said W. L. Fenlev recently
resided and where the said NJ L. Fenley now
resides, within legal. hours 10 the highest bid
der, for cash. all the following described prop
erty, situated in Kinds county Mississippi
and particularly described as follows
N. = of n. W, =, Section II, and W y of W.
4 of Section 2-all in township 6, range " ;
together with all tenements. hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging
This property is sold to satisfy a certain
note described in said Deed of Trust. | viii
convey SUCH title only as is vested in me by
said Deed of Trust, which is believed to be
good.
J. B. ABOU,
May "a 5w+ Trustee.
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TaE Presbyterian Sabbath School and
,,..,,ri,u viii have picnic aud basket
.-.r near town on Erid ~ next.
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p,v DE-. ZgALEY lectured oii~NV oman
,bs Baptist Church last Monday night. !
~ .nluecr. we'll handled.
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The Weekly Clarion.

zsYvgDAy MAY 81, 1876.
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SEND your orders to J. Stadeker q
Sln for anything in Dry Goods and Cloth
"
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DIR. Turf. In gratitude for the benefit
received by the use OF your ENpectorant,
| do cheerfully add my testimony to ITS
wonderful pawer in curing deep seated
coughs. For several years | suffered dread
fully with a cough attended with great
difficulty OF breathing, | was induced to
try your Expectorant, and It gave almost
imncdiate relief l took six bottles and am
now perfectly restored. 1t is about fiys
months since | began its use, and have
not had an attack since. 1t has been great
blessing to me; | cannot afford to be with
out it, and heartily recommend 1t TO All VINO
have lung or throat disease.
Very respectfully.
Mrs. A. NJ. WELLBoRN.
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Rare Chance.

For SALE.-A weekly newspaper 60
ing good business and, constantly increas-
ing subscription list, which was started on
the strictly cash plan. The office is new
and strictly first-class in every particular
Fitted for fine job work, with fine quarto
press. WIN not be sold to be moved else
where, and only TO one vino will continue
it as brguu--a Democratic paper.
Address
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r,arEns WGLL5.-Mr. England gives
49,. tila5 this noted watering -piacs will
4 .,., for the reception OF visitors on tn t
n -, ursximo.
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CENTENsgAL JTranks and Travelling
Bags at stateke,'ss dHe sAm 'f't
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rae State Board OF Registration will
.at Jackson, june ist.
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REPAIRS ON THE CAPITOL Mr.. IL.
Al. Taylor has contracted to make the
necessary repairs upon the sonth wing
OF Tue CAPITOL and the fact that Mr.. Taylor
mas had several cont Icts In past years TOR
repairing State buildings. and has in every
instance fulfilled them to the letter, is a
guarantee that the work will be faithfully
any promptly performed. The root has
been ratsel about foot and made level.
large number of new braces have been pnt
~ position. increasing the strength OF the
1901. Mr.. Fred. Lynch has been engaged
u Replacing the broken plaster ornaments
anu putting new dress on the walls Of the
gallery OF the Senate Cham Der.
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GENTS Summer Clothing at Stade
knrtl
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INTERESTING CEREMoNIEs.-On next
Aonday afternoon our Jewish fellow-eiti-
IehS of the Beth Israel congregation Viii
celebrate the least of Pentecost, Rev. DR.. n.
- Benson officiating. This feast is the usl-
al time for confirmation of the young
members Of the faith. The cOnfirmants are
required to deliver addresses and pass an
examination in the doctrines of Judnlsm-
.ley are Misses Julia Hurst and Esteila
"olh and Masters Eugene Strauss, Leon
schwartz aud Aaron Yeretzky. The SER
wees will begin sc o'clock, P. NJ. All are
invited to attend. Prof. Busch has organ
'Aeu line choir for the occasion.
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ono BUSHELS GERMAN MILLEr For
%VU Sale, by BROUGHER & BROWNE.
April 70, AM
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Must be those afflicted with Consumption,
bronchitis Asthma, or any disease OF the
Lungs, Throat or Chest, who negiecls to Use
DIR. TurT's ExPEcFoRANT after reading the
following letter, written by QUE OF the most
estimablc ladies in the South:
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rar Penitentiary will be leased June
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
For RRellC.

THE new and dcsirabIy located COTTAGE
IL lately occupied by Mr.. Holland. on Cari-
ness part Of The town. Apply TO
Nav Il, fS76-4w }. ". ROBINSON.
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IN LEGAL NOTICES.
Privilege Tax.
Administrators Notice

WHEREAS, letters of Naturalization on
w the estate Of II. IIilzheim. deceased. were
grantG 10 tie unders igned, by the Honorable
Chaneery Cogrt Of Kinds county, for LIST Dis
rrict hereof on the 4th day Of May, A. u
1876. Now, all persons holding claims against
said estate will pr sent them and have the
same allowed aud registered within the time
allowed by law, the same will be forever
barred.
JOHN w. ROBINSON,
May Il, 1S76.-2m Adminisirator.
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,,.eamd Meridian Railroad

| HoRsE FOR SALE.-See adYer-
,.ept in another column.
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Trustees Sale

10y VIRTUE of Deed Of Trust executed
- by W. j. Fenley and NJ. L. Fenley, upon
tbs 18th day OF May, 1870, aud recorded in
Book of Deeds, No. 80, page 1885, etc of Kinds
County, Mississippi, !, the undersigned Trus-
tee, will sell upon the
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POSTER b; s n: E Is: :.
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MArrrNGs and Carpets, chea per than
lever. az j. Staleker Il Son
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THE ROUTE.

For the benefit Of tourists to the Centen-
NAL Exhibition in Philadelphia, we would
state that from reliable information received,
We are prepared to say that decidedly the
most satisfactory and, in every way, the most
desirable route, is the one by the way of
Milan. This route offers the best induce
ments to travellers for all reasons. 1t is the
most direct line, boing many hours the
quickest, having through cars from our
town to Louisville, and from Louisville con-
Meeting with lines having through cars by
the various routes direct to the Centennial
Grounds. The perfect equipments and add
mirable arrangements Of the louisville and
Great Southern Railroad Line should induce
all who consult pleasure and comfort, as well
as safety and economy, to take this route
Goodman Star. HH-
The above, We most heartily endorse. We
have travelled over the road spoken OF, and
hence we can speak by the card in saying
that, for speed, safety and comfort, it cannot
be excelled, Crystal Springs Mirror.
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HUBS. sroKRs, aaa FRLEQEl

ToiSaddlers and Shoe Makers, q campIete
stock of Leather. aRd Findings, Saddlery
Hardware, Trees. sc.
. PartieulAr Attention paid 70 Exprss Orders.
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The business of the Edwards House
Hotel will be continued by Mr.. J. W. Rob
inson, as surviving partner and propri' tor
under the name of the Edwards House
company. The hotel will be under The i'm
nj ediata charge of Mr.. 4 a Folks late of
Vicksburg. Pc. hiizheim, ! B Bradford
and Wasson, whose long acquaintance with
the business will insure one of the best
kept hotels in the South. I e travelling
public will find the Accommodations at this
hotel superior to any in the country.
May ia W.
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Pullman Palace Cars 3

Without change are run between
LOuIsvi IIc and Nashville, Mont
gOmery, Mobile. New OrIenna.
Chattanooga, AtInutu. NIcrn-
Phis and Lille Rock,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

@ribei County sfbTrte In nsusrf,
3sit ;u ben bon Ginpanbsrern am metFsn b.
Dprsustsn 9anbestbeilen. Dafir ipritt u. "
bic Gbatate, haB felt ocrisem October nte'
$4,000 Mdsr 9anb, n~ieifens an Der Gtlenbabn
unb In hersn NGbe eslessn, pertauft rorbsn
fnb. Der grsis bss 9anbes ID psri&ieben, ts
rad Der Sage unb Bei&afsnbsit bsasIben unb
NTH QUE suSerlGifser Ausle BON $5.- bic
$t9 per Ader ansessben. Mas bic Clements
bsr Ginpanesruns ielbR bstriFt 70 mDssn bic
O. usoen wObl bic erTBte !3abl ausma&en.
pdbreub aud Nmerifaner aus anbern Staaten,
b~eiOnbers aus 9trsinien, sabIrei& fauaen
ebenic MnsebUries anberer NatiUnaIttdten. Der
Mnfl&wune pCn 6anbel unb 8ertebr an ntsb.
rfren glGsen In @risbt County baret bafar,
baB 60 su ben 9anbestbeilen ssbTrt, pel&r am
netfen gum @cbeiben bes Staates MtnnelOta
bsttrasen unb NIT Grenben erblidt man In Der
Heibe Der ttGtiefen unb erfCleret%Ren @e-
ftdftsIeute sablretGe SDbne Deuti&lanbs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

DaS Stehertran;. GOn3ert DON
lsBten IOntus mar. nussa&tet Der Driidenbs.
SiBe, sablret& beiu&t unb befriebiste bic s,S6
ten Grpartunseu. auf bic e~inaelnen 9sifun
gen siusussben, fsblt bier Der 8aum ; es &C.
nGse baber bic Semertuns, pab Sdnser uni
Or@eaer nit chamber wetteiferten, I'm bsr
Grfuls SOlfGubis su mo&tu. Den GIans
punt biIoete bns MelOoranta Columbus, mel
DIES rur& feline fsHslne abpeditInben @crtrds
BON Uluft, @sians unb Defamation, lestsr
msifsybafi psrsstrnsen burp 9rn. $. 8. Drill
Ier, gaes biurts. Der ssmii&N Gbcr be
pdbrts ft aaG bel pislem GOnserte OUrsisli&
Sin pOn Nitsl;epsrn bes Stiapatsr NGnner'
GOrs prebusirter @eians putee nit firmiiHem
Bsifaa besrIiBt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

Die republitant&e Staat6-
Communion BON RinueiCta, weIde an
pOriaen RittreG bier aa.tfanb, bot pas S&au'
ipisI Der WisbsrpsriDbauns feinpli&sr Sribs'
ear. Sc tanbeIte iiG I'm bic Erwdblune DOu
| DsIseatep flu bic beDprfebenbe NatiDnal' &Uu.
penttun btrg 9spnbIifanrr in Cincinnati, Inb nm
bic domination Der icseuanntsn GIeffcren fiji
bic Yrdfbentsnwabl.
Nn bic SpiBe Der WinnriOta Afls9ateu
nurbs stnfimmis Dsr s~ersisne @Oupsrnsur
unb. genatCr alsranter &amifp bsrufeu.' Ala
erfer Gleftpr fir ben Staat I'm N%aeemetner
erttelt GraUnpsrneur s. &. Davis bic NOmi-
nation, ole 3rsitsr GlectCr tn t~eritlben 9issn'
l&oft Grspuperueur stephan u. 0taer; bic
domination Der brsi ibrisen G~Iefturen WurOs
ben Dslssotsn Der hrsi GOnsrsb-D iarifts absr'
laTsn.
Als hsuti&er Dslesut ssbt pr. SOs'n Don
Der Nep rlnn pof.ua& Cincinnati.
HatirliG feblt aud etne platform nttt nit
ben ibliaen Ybraisn BON freier &ssieruns anh
MnipieIunsen auf BEN Birsertriss. SIN spei.
ten artitel pirb 70 siemIi& MQes sulammense-
fabt pas bic Yartst %unfrebt, inbem bsrisIbe
fast:
Wtr Rnb fir Ginbeit Der Naticn-bie per-
faGunesmGbiesn &e@te Der ~einaslnen Staatsn
unb ietes 8Hrssrs bsrfeIben; fir bic 9rbal'
tuns Der srSbsn Grruuseni&aften bss artsss;
bic banfbare Nuerfennuns Der gerbtsnfe, Der
belbenmiibissn @srtbeibtssr Der Republit tn
oersn bB&Rsr @sfabr; Guber1e S~pariGmfstt
unb &efprm In isbem 3peiee bes 6fsntt&en
Dtenfss; fur furGt. unb ridf&tslOIe 8IDs'
fslune Der Corruption uub amtltter gerseben
fir rstus, .brli&e unb pirfiame 8erwoltuns
fir HeinerbaItuns bss Natiunalerstits fir
5artselb Dber befen IsauipaIent far Nln3s
etnIIsbares papisr fir Gr3iebuns ietrs Gin
BIS in benz @ebiste Der Nepublit bur& stu con
gsftem unb partsisinFnR.n sansli& frsies IT.
fentliGes S9ulipfem.
8nr bic prGitentenrabl rirb Sames o,
Rlain Don Iatn .als @anbtbat empfoblfn.
Dabei mag bic gsmsrtuns &aum fnbsn. hab
BON anoersr @eite Der Ntnifer Bttfsp aIa
MaserfOrener Der RepubIifaner anscprieien
Nib.
Die nsus GuniOIiriruns Der republitanil&eu
@lemrnts pirb fiSer nt&t perfeblsn, anf biz
Gntpidrlune Der @ablbswseuns ielbf einsr
srCben GiniluS aus3uiben. Son @aibinBtUu
aus erlisB Elm rabitales VUmmittse ICsor elmer
anfrnf an bic peu,l&en YartsieenOleu, wOriy
baS idrOfRs ylrtsi- 8slDsei&rsi srltaat. 90
frdst ss 1d nun alerbiues, Oh tas grIf bami
einperfanhen, pber oh eS ni&t i'm @eesntbst
ssr lansiGbItssn yartstbsrrl&aft einulaI nit
lei.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

Gifsnbaba.S efeueruns-Staats
S&asmetaer yfGnber bra6te firsliG cine ntGi
unpi&tlse Stsuerfrase sur eeri&ti&en GrSr-
teruns, inben, er bic eebauptuns aufislte. bab
bic 9bisasU Nilpautse unb ct. Yaul Gilfn.
babn. @Umpuenie ni&t bios swei, icneerR brei
pruSent Steuer Srn ibren 8ruttC. Ginnabmen
30 aatlrn babs. unp eab Der Iermin fir. bic
gsrsunfieuus Don MIR srei yrOseut i&On MT
benz Sabre 1874 utseIaufen fei. Die Com
pasuis rsiserts l&, uuf rieie 5crbsruns eiu;u.
ssben. rpOrauf beg S&asmsifsr Gisenibuu ber-
islbsn i'm Setrase son 81. 600 5000 NIT Be-
i&lne bsIeete. pdtrenb bic GOmpasuie I& an
bas Sberesrt6t panbte, tpslGss am II. SUM-
sur Gntl&eibans pss VrOie6ss eiuberufeu III.
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Der @stseupreis III pOriss BO&e III
SbafOpse etuas seFirsea. wie Der DOriiet srsus
msIpst, infUIss .siinfiasrer Grattraten. NM
febt ;u 81. fir bic bette AualttGt !; in Dincnd
uurDs sIsi&ssitis $t.06, In MinusdpDIis $l.04;
TN New Iim 80 gts., in ct. Glouo ebenfaaa
80 Cts, in 9eSusur 95 Gts., in Stillwaier 81.
nutirt.
Sn 81. saul parsn bic yreiie nStirt, ris
fulet;
Ct. paul Srtra $780, los.
30. 1 $1-1.0l.
Milpautee Nc 1 $1.163.
Chicago &c. 2 $1.073.
Stem gOrf Np. 1 $t.30-1.35.
Sob Adnb ~ 1l23 -1l24.
Die 8slbsr fnp nlentbal sen in terrIi&sm
@ebeiber.
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1auieube pom 6rauen ieenen ben Gag, an
relGem DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Cieblinss-g erUronuns) ibner 3uerf betannt
purbs. Bel allen isnsn DISQUALIFICATION.
peIGe &adsni@ mer3en, Gmpfnben bes Sinun.
terstebens, netsGie Cber alsemeine S9pa6e
erseueen, ii 90 Elm abiplutes 6stlmittel. Seine
Iiucerntsn unb bsi'enDsn Gieeni&aften MAIDEN
60 GuBerf psribpcl fir 8rapen, bic ar innerlt.
DIEM Gisber, glutanbruns, Gn%tsinbnnsen rbsr
@ei&parbtlbunsen Isibsn. Bel alien Mpotbe-
fern iu baben.
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um bas SiIbcresib, reI6ss In. be,
5auptfta6t Ntnneicta's hisber nur einisen be.
iOnbers pom Slid besiuftsten 5dnbsn anper.
traut rurbs, in rsselmabisem gsrfsbr flinseu
gu la6sn, bat bas COMMITTEE bee &sprGieutan-
tenbauiss fir ganfen unb gpurant bef&lcHen
BEN eOnsrsb bic yaltrune zines @efefesent.
purfs ~ empfftlea,, psl&er ban Anfauf orr
Stlber In Barren i'm Betruss DOn sransis
Ntl'Onen Declare unb ausprdsuns bsTslbtn
su Stlberminse fir ben gsrtsbr naprbnet
na&bem bic g iIberaabIunssn bsreits piebe,
ueriset paren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

0aS 1rInte NIB pIb sMIsl. @eiet
Ipudt meter. SIN prr3efe bss 5srrn s. 8leir
ssssn bic @ntI&eipune bsS Observation-Disclosures
purbr nantIiG am pprieen Greitae ppr BEN
Sbsrssrttt bon ben Inpdltsn plGbiri. Ser,
NaitsriOn ipra& fir ben Nrpsaanten, Genera
AnDalt @tliun fir bic 8lass. Das Sberse.
rtht eepdtrts benz appslanten 80 Gage !3ei
fur 0Orlase zines sebrudten Nussuss Der Be.
psisfI6rung fir feline Stite Der Sa&e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

Rebrere prpmtnente 8Ir9c,
tislssr @tatt purben in ben IeBten 1asen pom
Sob abberufsn. 9O 81. 81. 5. 5OlierbpF, BE-,
srfe Diriesnt Der ct. paul Nuftseeai&aft
fsInsr 81. ~. Ssnhrids, uIs @urineUfFster uni
@%eItdhsmann tetannt, unb 81. Er. &. s
45anb, Der 8ruber beS bstannten praetieirenbsr
Nrstss Or. .. %. 5anb, na@bem nur cir
0Onat felt tenn 1Obe isines Srubers 5enrs
ptrICGex mar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

s. linton Ttmme's @rpcerY- unp
prppiftpns-StOre, Gds Der 10. auc
ct. Deter StraBe, ct. paul, empfeblt flo
bur9 ben befea gOrratb aler pinf9baren DR.
titel, 1ausbalt-, mic 8ancy-GrOcsrtes, iuldr.
Dil&e unb tmpOrtirte 8rii&ie u. +. ~. Befon.
bers beltebt finb sesenpartts bte DATE Graders.
bon GbteasO, rsl&e bier s&t sn babsn Enb.
9isbbober gutter @eine, etqueure unb Cigar.
rem fnbsn bet 5errn Itnme tr1mer etpas
nod ibrena @ef&madc. yreife fsbr binie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

Gin prd&ttseS Metepr purbe In
tsr Na&t Dsun psrisen RittpU& beOba&tet, uni
aus Stilratsr pirb bert4tet, baB 90 in @efaIi
elmer eIibenben &useI BON Often mad Wsfer
500, eipa zine balbe Ninute I&tbar mar uni
einen iebr sreIea Geueri&ein perbreitete. Son
anberen Yldssn tOmmen dbnli&e Beri6te uns
ale fimmen BARN ibsretn. DaB GO bas eldn.
3sneie ieit LANCER 3sit beObu&tsts RsteOr &c.
reien fei.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

Die ItmperensIer wablten In per.
f4iebenen GOuntiss DeIesaten fir cine @taats-
&cnpentipn, pei&e am z. SUM- in Minneapp-
lis suiammeatreten unb F& iber nsus 3wanss-
mubreseln sesen freie Burger berntpen TUnsn.
Das alte pbarilGer- @anTDtr!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03
Stadt ngand.

MuShem Stattratbe traten am
Gubs bee Mcnats Nai infotse bss nsusn &c.
ltgss fclssnbe 6erren : u DOplan, @ Dam.
ion, 8 NssbUrt, 3 @erusr, 8 Snauft unb q
QangeDtn.
Tic 3abI Der StabtpGter ia ron isBt an aui
spSlf bef&rdntt. Dos RGmIi&e sei&iebt i'm
SGulratb.