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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-07
CLARKES
sru INV OF FINE A Is L > :

OF FINE Ar Ts'
No. 15S King street.
largo and choice colscton Of odfTsTnis9 neT fis9Y
md FLOWER PIECES, fine Gold and elegsnt
Velvet PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. 3Mi0o p!a,so
CSRVED GOODS, Gold and Silver Picture
Cord PICTURE ES, the finest hne IN
the City, with many useful and besutiu srsdiss t
for gifts, selected with great care and o1orea ~
low prices. w
YUST Observation-Disclosures supply OF
j Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes; also Comos
o. aii u0soi'p' w. f. CREIGHTON'S,
,oon SIS King street.
H1MBLE sKEINs and M BoAEs, PIE s. SI No Oess IS
KING street, corner of Royal. Wholesale ana
retail oppJcuTON g. SON
oct y. !. O-o-- Otsp1o - ~---~-
1On0 POUNDS PRIME Virginia
EOO BUCKWHEAT ELOuK Tor
sale by (dec III DAY9 8 HARMON:
CALT-loOO sacks G. A; SALT ana ooo SACKS Eas
y FINE SALT on hand and to arriTe; 81 Ii Fos
sale BY [dec l0l +. b. HUE.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-07
Marrying Incorporate Men.

In case of divorce heard by the
Franklin county court, Vermont, divorce
was asked for on the ground of intoler-
able severity, and was refused for the
time being. The st. Albans Messenger
gives the following account of the suit I:
The evidence showed gross ill-treatment
of the wife, the petitioner, by the hus-
band when intoxicated, and that he was
frequently in that condition. At the
hearing the court asked the petitioner,
the wife, if she knew when she married
her husband that he was drinking man,
and she replied that she did. After the
evidence was in the court remarked that
they were not prepared to grant the di-
vorce Mt the present time, but wished to
consider the case, and that they were in
clined to think that, when q woman
married drinking man with full knowl-
edge of his habit, she must stand by the
risk she had knowingly taken, and that a
divorce should not be granted on the
ground of abuse by the husband while
Intoxicated, ha at other times treating
her we'll. On the coming in of the court
n few days subsequent they further COM
mented on the case and the rule that in
the minds of the court should apply in
such cases and said that in this case
the habit in the husband had become 80
gross, having grown upon him during
the five years that the parties had been
married, and the wife had suffered 80
much from him that they would grant
the divorce in this case.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-07
The European Grain Trade.

The Mark Lane E'1press, in its re-
view of the British corn trade, says
there has been no noticeable change in
the aspect of the country. All vegeta-
ton is making slow progress, owing to
the prevalent cold winds. The season
in Scotland is much behindhand; ad-
verse weather has caused seeding to be
unusually protracted. In the trade a
tendency to increased activity has been
apparent, millers buying more freely,
and spectators showing considerable in
terest in the present course of prices.
Transactions for the continent at our
local markets have been only of tenta-
tive nature. Some small quantities of
both English and foreign wheat have
been taken for export. The export de-
mand for oats having abated, prices de-
clined slightly. The supplies of maize
have been sufficient to check any ad-
vance. Continental advices, except from
France, are fairly satisfactory as to the
condition of crops, although want of
sunshine has been felt there also. Navi-
cation has not been resumed at st.
Petersburg, and prices of wheat are
very high, both there and at Odessa.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-07
The Khedive of Egypt.

E. ID. Holton, one of the Centennial
commissioners now in Egypt, writes
home that he has visited the minister of
state, who takes deep interest in the
Centennial. Mr.. Holton says The
main point had in view in meeting the
secretary of state was this {: Would the
khedive send Tuefik Pasha, his oldest
son and heir to the government, to
America9 The minister replied that the
khedive had announced his purpose to
do so, and in answer to my inquiry if
there was any objection in giving noto-
riety to that purpose, said there was not.
Therefore it is reasonable to expect that
this fine looking and accomplished
young Egyptian will be at Philadelphia.
Accompanied by our consul had an in
terview with this prince at his own
palace, and found him much interested
III his proposed journey. His father as
yet had not given him his orders, bat he
had many inquiries to make about his
journey, which was happy at being
able to answer.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-07
That Brilliant West Star.

A curious advertisement appeared in
the Londonderry Journal, April 30,
1888: Whereas on February the 14th,
1888, it pleased kind Providence to CON
fer on Matthew Neely, of Burnally, parish
of Tamlaghtfinlagan and county of Lon
donderry, a man child, whose appearance
is promising and amiable, and hopes the
Being who first caused him to exist will
grant him grace. Also in consideration
and remembrance of the many heroic
deeds done by that universally renowned
patriot, General Washington, the said
Matthew Neely has done himself the
honor of calling the said man child by
tho name of George Washington Nicely,
he being the first child named or 80
called in this kingdom by the name of
Washington, that brilliant West star"
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-07
Sleight of Hand Shooting.

A murder case awaiting trial in India
was, according to the India papers, ex-
pected to give rise to much legal discus
sion as to whether the circumstances
justified the charge. A juggler who al
Legged that he possessed some power
which rendered him "bullet proof" in
vited the prisoner in the case TO aim at
him with loaded mu ket, assuring him
that he might do so without the slightest
fear OF producing any painful results.
The prisoner accepted the kind invita-
ton, and with loaded musket present
ed to him by the juggler Immediately
sent bullet through his head It is
urged that as there was no intention on
the part of the prisoner to kill the de-
ceased, the charge of murder cannot be
maintained. The juggler was thorough
ly confident Of his own invulnerability,
and several of his relations who were to
be called as witnesses for the defence
were prepared to prove that, although
several times shot at before, he was
never hurt. Some few years ago in
England a "wizard at one of the
theaters begged one of the audience as
favor to fire gnn at him. The spec
tator thus invited loaded the gun with
charge of shot he had brought with
him for the express purpose of tes sting
the alleged invulnerability of the wiz
ard. The result was painful in the ex-
treme. The wizards face Was peppered
with the shot, and the spectator who
fired the gun was given into the custody
of the police. Both narrowly escaped
death-one by the gun; the other by the
galiows.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-07
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The Convention and Electoral Calculations
Rs Made by Leading m on In Both Parties.

The Convention and Electoral Calculations
as Made by Leading m on In Both Parties.
There is good deal of guessing about
Presidential chances just now, as the
conventions draw near, and political ex.
perts go about with states tolerably well
made up in their pockets. The New
York Herald figures on the Republican
convention asSfolrows Of the total
number of delegates, 742. Blaine, of
Maine, will have 80; Conkling, of New
York, 2S8; Morton, of Indiana, 224, and
Bristow and others, 100. These calcula-
tlons, the editor says, are the result of
much figuring on the part of leading
politicians, and it believes the votes on
the first ballots will vary very little from
the figures rs given.
or the Democratic convention the
same authority says that the opening
struggle will be between Tilden, of New
York, and Hendricks, of Indiana. Judge
Davis, of Illinois, will not develop much
strength at the outset, but his friends
will hold his name back until the
strength of various candidates is de-
veloped. 1t is claimed that on the first
ballot Tilden will have 294 of the 742
votes, and that Hendricks will at any
time have 252 votes against any Eastern
man.
The calculations made by well in
formed men of both sides show singular
discrepancies, but each side, it will be OBJ
served in the following lists, claims New
York. The following is table made by
Republicans
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-07
The Burden of the Wind.

oh, wind fresh wind of springtime,
What hast thou borne away
A burden Of ight-winged moments
That hovered, and would not stay
The music Of children's laughter
From meadows all dewy and sweet,
Where primrose buds and cowslips
Are trodden by joyous feet.
Oh, wind soft wind Of summer,
What hast thou borne away?
A burden Of love and longing,
The dream Of golden day
The murmurs of passionate voices,
The exquisite perfume pressed
From the heart Of the rose that nestled
In the beloved ones breast,
Oh, wind wild wind Of winter,
What hast thou borne away2
A burden Of mournful remembrance,
The sigh of the years decay;
The skeleton leaves Of the forest,
The drift from the chill snow-wreath,
And the prayer Of a soul that is passing
Into the shadow Of death.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-07
What he Expects.

The following poetical advertisement
indicates humorously, but very truth
fully, how much man expects Of his
wife:
Wanted-A wife VIII can handle broom
To brush down the oobwebs and sweep up her
room;
Gan make decent bread that fellow can eat,
Not the horrible compound you everywhere
meet
Who knows how to boil, to fry. aud to roast,
Make good cup Of tea and platter Of toast !;
A woman that washes, cooks, irons, and
stitches,
And sews up the rips in fellows old clothes,
And makes her own garments-An item, too,
which is
So horrid expensive, as every one knows;
A common sense creature, and still with
mind
To teach and to guide-exalted, roined:
sort Of an angel and housemsid combined.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
Gine iunhlieile Sur.

Cine iuubIfeile Sur. - 8eun maf
iid tildti8 erfdItct bat, 10 ttue man Ore
Snhen: l. ib nidt; 2. 9ebe 3u 8sttl
in eiuer iuurmeu Stube uno 6ede Sid
gut sn; 8. trinfe tiidtis faItss @aEel
ODER &raatcr.Sbcc. aber redt bieI. -
Der SrunFc iuiro in orsi aus bier Sal
len nOd &c Stunoen iuieoer pobI Iein
@enn man cine grtaltuns 4S Stuubeu
pcrna6ldiii0t, uadoem iih Der $uiten
9eleiSt bat, oann lit Der 9eibenOs &C.
3luun9en. ben sun5cn SerIauf Der gr.
faItun9 bnrdlumuden, iuo;u melftenS
einc Belt bon 5lusi 8Oden srforberIid
III. 9Sdrme uno Sunser inb iidere
WfitteI, iuenn mun iie friib senuO an.
pcnoct 0ic @drme bdIt Die Scifnun.
gen Der Saut often uno psrurfadt, oab
Der &6rper burb 9luSbilnitung basieni
&c bon iid itobc, mas er aIs 8ranfbeits.
itoff in iid bat, ludbrcnb baS SSaitcn bas
Mfatcrial, sur 8iIouno bon franfbaftcm
Sdlcim obidneiNct. lucId)er burd $u.
itcu alisgcpurfcn psrben mub.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
9emeinndbiges.
Sut 6erbR,

O"s 0s~~P
8ie illdtig iino bes 9ebens Stunbsn,
8ie idnel bergebet Sreuo u. Sdmerj
Mh unter tauieno offnen Bunben
8erblutet oft oes 8ileer8 $erj.
Grit i'm 0eniibl oeS armen leben8
'8er3ebrt er ieine Belt uno &raft,
gr remit unb rinst. tuobI piel uereebenS
Snnn pl6blib beibt eS; allsgei6aHt!
Sieblt BIZ bas 0anb bonn 8auHie iinfen
@sbnIiitbi9 rauideno fdat Is ab.
Sdau bin: sur &ehten uno aur 3infen
Siebit 6u @erlueiling SOB unb 8rab.
Der Groe frudtbeocdte Sluren,
Sic iperoen % unb Ieer llno fabl:
Sdon eriibt nidt mebr Die &reaturen
90 luarm Der Gonre 9oIonsr Strabl.
Ser SimmeI iuDlft iid triiber iuieoer
llnb 8e9en front aus ieintm Shoos
@erfIuu9en iino Der 8o9eI Qieoer,
Der Malo lit ieiner Sdnger bios.
Sin madtig Sebnen, tiefe8 @ramen
Onrhoriu9t bic @oern Der Natur;
Sicruftoir3u: MIR Shaum Sdemen,
Sin Sdatten 1T bieS 2sben MIR.
glun Grbe, idIummre baIo i'm Sriebcn,
Oh gabit ms reidIib 8rot uno Sranf
giun lUeroe Dir, ocr fnblen, iniloen,
Sc8 8inters itille Nub gum Oauf!
llnb luie Der Sdnee bid iparm bcoedet
Sinf i'd aud einit gum SdIummer bin
8ie bid Der SrilbIing pisoer iuedet,
90 pirb aId mir cin 2en3 einit bIiiben
(DtItbis.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
DE-. Aunl0rlLt.
9ta peiiie Safrl baan un6 ipaTia,
gDtrb aelitbt BON 9ehernauu.
grisi bun ber glarb 8eIs,ana.

Mifdter 0rHderl
SD bub DO in bsiner Istidte built
Setting en- Brief BIN Der 8ittp 8ibsI.
mid ssIsis iliusr bic 8uue un @db.
glau bic &ittb bot iuft gang rsdt, I'M
purtifuIarb is ibr Opinion iiiuer bic MIR.
nubise 8npe I'm WannsferI firitratc.
Baun aIIsipsil RdoeI beiere iuiIl,
lu DO fol- es iid ;ebe WobI bciinHe. cb
iie iid uu Ell 8srI bbut benfe, iuu piel.
Isidt nf DC erite Bid pIieie bbut. Sor
Common fin bic @db sbbes forjiidti9
III Sbuu Die idIedte Seit pnn DC
MannsIeit net sbsr ausFune. aIs CD ic
ssbeiert fin. bann loFe bic &erIs ibre
@dsf faae. III mer iebt baun Der Sci
mel in MenldeseitaIt. Sft iuerb bic
8sfanntidaft ufm Bal OOber ufm Yic
Ric Obbsr uf Ydrties semadt. Bann
70 en- nifsnubiser WaunsterI c id0n
@sfdt NIT em sebIddenbs Sdnorrbart
bot. DO wsrb 70 riand jung, Summ lin
senfdItis Sans fsrdterlid ucrIiebt, espc.
eiaub wnun er en- id5ne 8od nn ih0ne
$oiie In Sdub an bot. Sb isbt be
SdneiOsr, SduIter Ober 8ntdemuder
obsr 8didfrab pun Gem &erI for bic
gIeriuet ,bsjabIt uorrs, boornm If fobrs
fiimmert id 70 c mannslcitndrriid Wd'
beInet, bunn eebsiert mub iusrre euniban.
8sIl bobsr fummts. beb 70 uisIe iungc
@do sottSidmmsrIid anssfdmisrtOburI
lusrrs I'M s8 9eihiebt en- 8edt, bann in
bsm 3eitalter fol- mcr idubr anfan8e
8sritano 5u frie9e. Sel is en- i6nbr
Oine. Nlrtpeil luerre bic WanuSleit
imiher luIfdtcr in sS is ihier gar net
msbner nit ibns aus3ubaItc. Bann ic
Gsrluct ben, DO psrb bic mcnfdt 3eites
@eIb periOffc ODER Uerilft III bic Srab
lperb pernOdIdiiiOt I'LL iuan ie feb @er.
net bcu. DO fIa9e ie ilber .ibIcdte Bel
te." Mer mebnt idier gar Der leibbaf.
ti9 OeilueIwdr in bic lieoerlide WannS.
lett sefnbre. gIbartiD bic idwar5e .&e.
politicians bab id) nfm Strid, inlht ueiI
ie for mel Gdub, be SdmmD SiIbsn,
net luelIe pote. llftobrs bin id ibnbr,
oeb or cleft obut tluerre, bctabs mer bulue
III Der Ictfdt 8ud Die IepObIicanS in
@sOrsiu, Snpidna I'm 8eit.8ir8inD gar
bunuermdbia UcrfeiIt, 70 oab iie mit'm
Sduanj 3wiid,e bic 8cb nod ale 81.
rcttionS allsseriie fin. But neuermino.
am 7te Ropember iuerre ben &spcbIi.
fans nod better Die $oie I'M Der Sin.
mere ous9ctIoppt. iii onnn UerD lueII, ibr
pcroammteS 9umpepaf in 8aibiu9ton,
uum 9ront nrnner bis gum 0erin9ite
SpiBbub. 9ann scbt'S &ub in unirer
sIOrrside llnion. SIlio, icbt oruf 0c.
idIu0e ibr Osmofrate IN Boys in Blue"
Sipp, bipp, Surrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrdb
for Siloen, $cnbrif8 IN &sform!
WfdrD 8eibaon9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

gSunorn, Ourd cincn rOitiOcn glu9sI
pernriudt, Die ihOn oftmuIS @urbiper.
re rnN ben Sob beS @uticntcn bcrbsiee.
filbrt, ioIIcn gang iidcr Ourd &dubsrn
NIT $OI3 cbcr 8OIIcnfIcifcn curirt luer.
ben. lucnn man bu8 Dsrpunbrte @lieb
etwa 90 Miuntcn lang iibcr ben 9taud
uOn @OIlcnitOffen, bdIt, 70 iOIIen ale
S6merscn nnO Gnt5iinOunocn ibwiu.
bcn. ginc Strobe fam liberIib nidt
fho0en
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

S9intrn, iucnn frbr iaI3ia, fnnn "a
StunoCn Dor Dem Goden i'm @afer lie.
gen, lpirb Nonn 9elpafdsn, oIIe rOItiSeu
SbciIc ub9cidnitten nub in reincm ipar,
men &oiicr unfS Seusr ssisbt. Mlau
Idbt ouS @aRrr 4 bis 8 Stunben I'M.
iuaIIen, nidt fudsn, neil ionit baa
SIeiid burt unb 3db pirb. @lbt man
in baS 8uiier eiuiSe tIeine GsIcrist0pfe,
ein paar 8uiierrilbcH, 'einise fIeins
8luicbeIu, ctuusWoioran unbSbbmiau,
70 bcfOmmt Der Sdiuten cinen fcbr on.
9cnebmen 8ciDeidmud uno perIisrt an
Sddrfe. SoIl ct uuf bic SofsI fom.
men, miro Die Sdluartc ubseIOit, NeI.
fen bincin9eitcft unO &feffer barnm ge.
itrcut. - @fon Iu6e Den Shinfen nad
oem SOdcn i'm 8aiisr, bis baiieIbe fuIt
1T. 0ieic8 8afier fam man uIs @ar.
&c Sllm SOuiIlOu benuben, oosr birstt Su
Suppcn nebmsu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
Treunblidles Bcbcufeu,

OFtHWuFIUkU NEUEWItWs 2OIIIU
"Sie, IaHsn Sic iidj iuas iascn, Sis
luerben mir BON Sag gu Sag mebr
idnIbig - bon murosn ub fdreibe i'd
Sbusnnidt8 mebr anf!"
8alt: 80? mir tits ibon re6tj
abcr luerocn Sic iid meinc 9sd)e hOnu
oud merFen f5nnen ?"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19

harrisburg u.a Gas l1.3O S.45 7.s6
DIR Bug tptl1tr Rcrstus um 9.l0 Sarris>
burg serIdbt, ma8t Gpnnstiluusn nit bhssn bic
pbtIabtlpbia Rabmitiass un 8 nbr ptrlaHtn.
i3ist naa WerrerSburs, 9CubCn unb &it-
npnb ssrIahtn Gbambnsturs Na8mittnss um
4.i0 llbr.
Spatb @cuntain i3ast, fiblif, rpnneftlrsn
NIT 3aSsH tpsl1e Sarrtsburs UNI 500 Na&.
ntitags pfrIansn, unb fcmnen bier I'm l.30
8crmtttdes an.
Der Wcunt altosuS sUnnsFtirt NIT !3issn
psIde Gbambsrsburs 0urmittdas nm 8 llbE
unb Na1mtttags I'm 1886 psrlaGtn, uub rias
den TN 3uriifffsbrsn gnbinhuns IN 5arris-
burg um 1870 gcruttiass, u. nm 1885 sib'bs.
a.8. 8ppb, Supsrinisnbtnt.
e., 8. RtGullpt, 9sn. Gtdst 9lssnt.
Sames GlarL @rnsral-9gtt.
bdrrtS5urd, Mat g. 1875,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
SausRittrl fur Gdlu,lpfcr.-

SansRittrI fur S9uupfsr. @au
Ic9c in trOfencn Sdnupftubof Gin Ober
meDrcre Stil9e fIudcr Sbnitte rober
&ortcffcIn. Scr Sd)uupfiabuf cnt3iebi
Den Sdnittcn iOIcbbuftbns @oiTer, baf
bicieIbcn idOu in ucniscn Mlinutcn 3u,
Inmmcnidrlmpfeu, wobei oaS Sabaf
pnlucr ii6 OIlmdbIip mo gang 9Ieid
mabi0 ourdfcndtet. 70 oab cS aIIe ieinl
9ntCn Gi0CnIbaftsn picoer crbaIt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-10-19
Or. @tpaDme's
8ulammen9siebter Sbrnp Uon @ilb
firiden,
fir Die 2nm4en!

Dtlts ppbl stabIirit 6tilmittsI IN srprpbt tpors
ben burd mebr ale bretbistdbrtstH iistsH uup Ju>
nebmtnesn Bebrau9 auf Gem eanltn GrbbalI.
Dir btiwrftln. bab GO irstn6 cine Gamlltt In
biefem gonntp eiti, ptl4e ibrt punbtrsolt Sttl>
frait niHi rfabrtn Bat. ale elm Stilnititl fur
euasn, GrfdItuns, Aus;struns. @rpn&ttis, &C..
btrltibtn, 8lutfptttH, Ra1tf6ptt6, furI,n u
them, Mbnebmtn bee GlsifHts, tptbeH 6aIs,
.(apaGt Situimt, SGmtrIsn In Der Stttt 0ptr
Brufunb ALE RranfbttisR Der @ureel, Hrult unb
Guueen 10 % elm flhtres, austrtbmes unp TIM
MFR luSsrldfFsss @ittsI.
Sin probirtes unb iidersS SciImitteI!
Mettets fstu &ebeni
Cine Der bemerfeuSnertbeiten Seiluns
gen bte befannt LIT.
.Dr. SpapHt. - Duibn'Ssr - Stnm
unb Der IsissnptH Rtuf6bttt stssnhbn sraHtt
Id 10 als nstut gRtet, lbr bic paHbnbartH
ptilfrdftt Sbrts n8alammtnssfttttH Syrups
ppn WtIpfirfGtn unb SaTfapartna uHe Sttr.
ptlsn," bas fcIstnbe 6susnib abluIsssn.. SO
lit an sintm htftistn plitsn. S6mtrssH In btr
Sals, nisine Gtnetpetbe trartn ptrappfi, I'd bate
tt fat ear Fsinsn 4ppttit, unb mtln R issn mar
70 lbpa6, pab mttn grjt Mot pubts, mas fur
mid iu tbun, ba fene Rebuln bet MIR bIitb /
aub ipit To an ptIfHtsbtnen Watn elm gint
Slut. Npnatt lang blieb Id In bitltm furatba>
ren 9altaHpe une CAB ale Soffnuna auf sDltpt>
ssnslpns auf. Da empfabItn Sic mir bfnn SSs
rec Sprupe nno gillen, tpelGe alSbaIp ben Su>
Zen Iinpsritn, mftne eunstn ltdrflen uub nttne
9unatn ildIitsn uno bttIttn farjum mia ppQs
lian6is turlrttn. Dtr bic @abl belt btr obts.n
ansaet btlpsifslt, Der wtnbt ft9 sntptbtr ftrtft>
lldt Orn uunpIt2 an mtt, In Der 6abrit cher
mtinu Wpbnuns.
Gbwarb 8. Samfpn,
Rp. 2O35 9ublne Srabt,
GnatEetr In @sp. Spttntp's p6fntrti, &lpet
RUab, untnbalb Dallass Ctr, YstIaesIptta.
@A- Dtr bitten um GrIautniS an bic fpIssn>
ben psrren Az ptrpstl,n, ptIGs barb Or. Swap~
mes COMPOUND 2prup Of Dtlb Gbtrrp earlrt
pprbsa Ilnp, @as Rnbg ginpobnsr ron philadelphia;
samuel O. SectL ICON b,r Girma Sa.
cos 9lstsstl u. Co.., Drp gpoes gambler, Ro. 1888
Rarit Snabe, pbtlaetlpbta.
Glpppp Z. pulep, QribsI vcn Der Sir.
ma @ift gnfsp II. @t(t.D aprhpa Gdt ptr6. unb
Rartt Snass. pbdabslpeta.
Robert 6ut9tnfpu, 10. 1881 Srptns
0arbtn Strabs, philadelphia.
Sobn 3. 9piIe Drp GcppS SdnbIsr, Ode
u. Y. Gram. (brt eswis 8rctpt Y. Co.,
gOmmtiitpns, 1aultuIt,l 2ss Chs TTabs,
philadelphia.
limb 3aafsnb anbnt BON aleu- g Hti 0sr Be
ppbnisn Deli.
Yrns $l.OO pro GIafas, 8Iaf6sn fur $500.
gBtnR Guu apOibsfet oesr 9toesrtft 10 ntbt
bat, 70 psrfDtftn MIR fr6s Glaftsn an trstnb tt.
nc aoIsIs, 6raSt bsjabIi, bstm Gmpfans pss
pTttlss.
Ran aebrsfRrt bafir an . T. Q papne unb
9 0 bn, $50 Mprb 6te StTaes, Ybigabelpbla, pa,,
gtssniblmer.
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llm ;dde8 6Isiid lusid 3u fodcn sibt
Gin BedieIbIatt foIesuoss WfittsI an :
8rnn ooS Steiib abeeiddumt lit nno
bic 8rilbe frafti9 fod,t, fiiet man onf
8 Bfuro SIciid 3lpsi 26ffeIuol Srannt.
luein binSu. Selbit oas sdbsite SIeiid
piro eann febr ihnea lusid uno bsbaIt
feline Spur uon 8ranntluein9eIdmad
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SbtlaDelpbia s @eaDtna
0iienbabn.
Arrangement fiir gaGagierc.
September Is, 1876.
9Hes ssrIaNtn Santsbura nile foIot;

3ass SsrIaHsH SarTisburs pis feIot.
RaaRtp.g nm $40, sos, $40 Rsra,ns. I'M
100 Rahmiltaee, unb um o7.55 @6sups.
Ra& philadelphia, UNI $50, 8.O5, $40, 9,4l
ReIasrs uub UNI 400, unb g. 3.67Na6mit.
Ra8 Rtabtne, I'm $40, sos $40 unb 8, IL
@prssns, unb UNI 200, 1857 unb 1855 Radj.
mitiaes.
Ra& pottsvlllt. nm $40, $40 Rprssns unp un
1857 Ra3mtttaee, unb sia Stuylftu unb SUE.
autbanna 6mtiebabn am 2.4o Ra1mtiiass.
Ra8 MusntOpn, um $40, 0.l5, $40 @orssns
un 400, 3.67 unb 1865 Ratmittaas,
Die $40, $40 Rorssns 400 Ra&miiiaas. IN,
o7.65 @bsRbBios esktn bur1 bic mao 81, gJOTt
Die sos, $40 Neresns unb 400 Ractmittaas.
Bhst ssbsu burt Bic mao gbiIabsIpble.
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9ietenigeu, lusIde au Mbeumutis.
mus leiocn, boben eiuen GrOit. - Su
Seutidianc bat Or. Srun3 3cIer bic
Gntnefun9 8cmudt, bab Gauitic 0Im.
mOnia bic Sdmersn Iinocrt. Der
SOftor bat bic souse SfuIa Der uOrban.
cencn giittsI Ourdssbruudt, Obns bub
ibm MIR rines ocrielbsn 9inocruuS Der.
iduffte. Gr ucrfudte es nit FIiIi9em
ammonia unO fanb, wsnn INNER CT ci.
ueu SrOpfen in 8uiier uufseI0it nubm,
fuit uu9enblifIide 9inosruns. SsIbR
in SdIlen BON afutem Olbsumatismus
crluieS fid) bnS WitteI ais probat; In
oicicn SdIlcn acnii9ten feds Sropfen,
uni cine 9inOcruno uuf "a Stuuocn gu
er;engen.
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Die Come bcs 8obIsraebens be.
ihent bic Reniden faft NIT oemfeIben
@ciultate, tuie bic Sonuv ben Grobooen.
Mandc Menfdeu wsrbsn bart eeba6en,
luie Die Grofruite. lIno monde iueroen
in Den SonnenitrahIen oe$ @Iifs ueih
lpie 8nds. 0ie lcbteren iiub iebo6 70
felten luie ,,ueibe Srdben."
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- SanImeiitsr (sinen srOben, fettcn
Sainfen anidneiosno): nOouueriuet.
ter, Glte, bic Saa mub uud psnie
Summer uno SOrsen ssbubt baben ibr
Qeben Iana .......
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0oftor: 8as bin id Sbm fiji
rneinsr Srun @rab. iduIois, 9obten'
sraber?
&Ootinsrdbsr; Rig, $err 0Oftor,
GcIlese miiTet's nit 70 D'uuu nit einan.
Der nshme. ----- -.----
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- nS9r 8irtb - ipis tonnsn sic
ben 8raten empfsbIeH unb iuesn, sr
IObt iid islber. sr ftiuft iaI"
nGb.n borum - Sas tbut ia ales
@igenlob." ....--
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0lspubliien seben au @runbe burd
lugurIOie Semobnbcit /; Wouardisn
onrh BerdrmuN9. Ser StaQ in @a.
ibiu9tOn mub 9ersini9t iperoen