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New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

Tne ICrlo1 market for British Con5Ols, rcordlng
TO this DAYS cables is rather fcycrish, both money
and account opening at 9Gil6 and declining to
9Go,c closing at 96laG965s. United States sccul-
lies held their own with great pcrtinacity ana the
only reaction was 4 temporary one OF quarter IN
cix.y-seycus to 1894 old 1868 being quoted at
106isa1 1CGi4 Ten-fortics AZ 100, an. the New Five
Per Cents at 1861 Gl0G7-. Fries ruled STEADY nj
l2&sql2l2 for Common and 1912 for Preferred
Noncy too, is exceedingly plentiful, and InndingS1
tn, outside market at per cent. The min
imnrl rate of discount at the bank of En-
gland remains az 2, the managers 40 the Ies
mar weekly meeting to-day making no alter
alton i'm it, The statement was "A favorable one
q gain Of 60 80 900 bullion for the week, tho pro-
portion o! liabilities TO reserve, which was last week
F7ls being now rp to 5S7s per cent The sum Of
GZ7l 900 bullion went in,o the Bank Of England
d" on balance to-day. Tho quotation of silver is
jl3.d. United States new lives in Franki II We're
qu1.ed as 1929. The Bank of France du.ing the
week reported decrease of 5Os,OOO francs, ihe hYe
per cent Reutes ia Paris Daing at lO6l2l2 and some
what frmer. The gold market was a. Iisua' lIiot'
bui lower on Che prospcct.oi ;hc sale 10y The Gov
erumcnt OF two millions next week, ropTosentn the
Geneva award new ives to that amount, subscriptions
to which agc to be received or SanrdaJ Tie iTs,
sale Of gold was a. lll2 from which it declined to
l1ll2. Cash gold lent Cat, at = for carylL-. ana
at Iet for use. There is much H. 'Tslty
of opinion regarding tho future Of sOld, some "pcF
ators lookin1 for advance a. or points before
..c Pgcsi lental election, ano Others predlctng y
decline 10 IOs and under, Neither side * ar-
paieltly willing to back D. views heavily, JGgng
from tic dullncss of the rooW ana the market Is
handicapped. The outwa-d-bound steamers too-
10 specie The foreign exchange market was q u
and steady at quotations given below. Actual sales
were down to A.s7ai.37l2 and A.-o@ isoi2.
ne ssistart Treasurer paid on t}so.Oo in coin
interest Oh the public da1t and $1,000 in Ie-
de-nI,-ior Of called bonds. The operations AZ the
8od Exchange Rank co,cgra Gold eli ircd,
50. 500, 900; gold balances, S1i5,lOt; currency
balances, 5s3I, ,239. We annex principal quotatio's
# gold:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

In railroad bonds the Central and tnicn Pacihcs
were on inquiry at strong iigurcs. the Southern
pacf, = of Missouri being uP to 20. ST. PAM Sinking
Funds were up to 0lli. and Ncw-Jcrscy Central
Couso.s to lOl, the Convertibics beinS strong a.
93I. and Lehgh and Willc5larre Consol, down TO
siI2 later advancing to Sjl2. Tho bids ale a.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

Telegraph. each ls; Missouri Pacific, Northwest
Preferred, and Ohio and Mississippi each Il; Lake
Shore, Rock Island and st. Paul Common. each So
and Michigan Central os per cent The advances
were IN Erie, ls; Petroleum, a; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western. Illinois Central, and Union
Pacific, each Il; New-Jersey Central IS, and har-
lem, "a per cent. The following tabo shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
Pacific railroads sold at 12G49126ss The latest
street quotations are as follows

In tho State bond, District of ColumbiaS. Sos ad-
vanced to 724. The recent sharp advance in these
bonds is said to be due TO extent to purchases
on account of New-England savings institutions
Louisiana consols were weak at 80, and other secur
titles neglected end steady. TIE following are the
bids;
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS

CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS
pc Asvcl BID. Askel.
cq,z "a ,ox iip llOI, I4hich VacyJ.R. hGis Jhhs
y -';c[,fy lSJJt Cataw!ssI r. IL. Pr - asa
1',ssiy,ni, r. iai9 s9Sa phil q r. Il. lfI lbt
ptI e Read ILR. 34s Az Leingh Navigat IN 4s'' ~
The following table Of prices OF tho prominent gold
sard silver mining shares, as received by telegraph
from san Francisco, i furnished 10y William Ward
I.r,,. llI,ii,I
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

Good Ordinary

sInct Good OIdiuarI. l0b MddIng II =
F0r Il ure delivery small b. Less shade
saGier prices safes YESTERDAY eiier p nSsp mbor l,5Qy
i2sc October, 400 Sc; November, 300 Isc., De
oan6cI 700. lssgc; July. lf l2-agc o.a. 5000 bales
First c-Novembcr 800 lli2,c. Janury. SHg ll2ss4c;
ApI1i lzssc. total 800 bale second call-AuruBt
100 ih. I2aa.c: 100 l2Gi. l2rc MaE,h l0l
1lrd eall-sepeinIer 400 l2I,,3o ,r9a 30 30 ssles
september 100 l2iasc; 200 l2iIsc 400 l2a.-c 300
l2lrse 400 l3l;rc 800 l2ec 300. i2sslo oeIoheI
lie 100 ilSe 90 ila5iei 5SS ,9 i995 lo IA Loo
600 liSg,e 200 Ila.c 600 il','yc January. 100
lisSagc 900 lnisc February goo llsa.o; 400 llisYo
March, 100, 12xo July iOO l2 total. 10000 baos
gInnd Total, lA6O0 bales
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

,pn1tluns Az, Cuba iiclhlhgt u'
mon sGss,c do Far o.. DO. Good s4e do PrllS ~
-, 80 mir 10 thpcc, pWJ'iC. trnitiluEa, mus ~ /
80. Nos to i3 a9aiOisc.; Moias", hhds and Hes'
sfgo; ,f.lada, 5isd7.c., C!aySd DVAts -; > rs, S,
90 'yi.G 49, Soz - J"3+2ci nos - y -, 70
Snc Nos 10 10 ~ ID lc Nos 10 20 ~ ~ ~ H. ''
,X,.. io1Jl &c: porto Rico Raining COMMON > illl
,'+Egi~. do Grocery Choice, ,J3slc. Braal
D s. "a ~ sitD9',c' java >" nos ~ l" L. o'
IIi.W"NafSet stoady sales Of $4,000 ID at sao'so .
"WrIrAkYIThS maraet was lower sales oi 90 bOs at
1. pli
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
FISK & HATCH.
Iipioeno Noiires.

O.TU DIYIDEND.-Ofice of Columbia Firo
C.) Insurance Company SO Liberty 8, Js{ 10 is7s
DiVIDESD Of Five tSC pER CENT o the CAPITAL
.torx nayabl, on demand JNo B. ARTHUR Sec.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

Ihr AWtIi0Uu = IWrg U0ITU t1HpI'I'd u "IEtI'-
7at;on to-day by adopting It1 bylaw "lectins ~.
officers. VIM ward President: l.. j. Baync. Vice.
President; PANEL BI trric'd, Treasurer. &C. and
seems 20 StlIt out VI der veg promising auspices.
III, Chicago, M!waulce I'D -. Psu' Railroad
Conp7nv'. earning. for 1876 compare with thosr of
1874 and 1870 %, fellows:
1874. 1878. >76.
jan D y. ars. 7........t. Ig.7i5 f#"-.2i2 i7eL707
Which shows u 'a.s FOR 1876. compared with
1910. of 20 I0G ior The week, ald gam OF $500
40 for seycn ln juths and one wc"s. Compared
with 1874 there l. . gaia Tor The last week OF
~. 500 and . loss siJce J'l / o. S|,3p5S.
The comparative receipts Of wheat from Aug. ! to
: nj the two principal upper lake ports were al
follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
Bnsiness Gbanres.

DARE OPPORTUNITY. - FOR SALE A
sod and o!bsrs only the proprietor has otn::
cash required 81 mono but person requiring gooos
ae business reply this Address Look Box - Pos
Office, Newburgh n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
Jn cream.

EUSSELLs ICE-CREAMJ BEST in The
aIt1 ntiSn u oIi. Tow IN ORDERS IL bible Housa
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
THE MARKETS.


TOTAL PECEGPTS or PRODUCE
Pe5 Nom Rrfr. Tfs.si. MT EUir'I1r.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
nnrref Ash ed.

In City bank stocks, Continental 30, sold AZ o.
and Fourth National 20 at S9l2. The following
nrn thn bids
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
,o,xurSr sToCK DEPARTMENT l0A O'CLOCK
W. ISD 10 O'CLOCK A.. u.
,,psr poiRp-lOla O'CLOCK A. NJ.

-. 81, sf1. ads-Rdtltoad BOnds-Bdns ard RAJ
ca'es " ror6 Shnres-RrpresS Sioeks. DC
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

COTTON MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA Aug l0.-Cottop lrm Midding. IL aSc Lo"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

ADAMS ErpEEss CoIPASY, 50 BaoADYAYl
NPN YrBk. Aug . 1876.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
viii be c'osed from O'Clock ?. m, AUG 10, I'll tho
i'''-e VI '''' - - = q RaRrOcR Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
InGucGl.
GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
~ NEW.YoRK, METROPOLITAN MUTUAL, ANC
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and Brooxyn and ne York Gas Securities dealt
by dE9 II PlSksS nilSS; =, ~
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
l2la NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DpFORF rHR CALL
eEcoSD BoARD--l O'CLOCK p. -.

S1les cf S,.e BOnds- Railroad BOHds-BI1s Gpd Rail
- - Ern,css niOr. 4 81
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11

u JORTGAGE RONDs of the MONTGOMERY and EU-
FATLA EAISROA AD CONPANY.-GOU are. notified 70 aleS
statement W The Montgomery and Eufaua Rail
road Company the First Mortgage Bends, and
ale 10 b. indOr,ed OF Alabama accordance
viih ann rpnuired Oy ha following decree.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
DROPOSALS EOR Slss. .OOO CONNOLI-

Filed the sth day Of July A. D. 1875
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

The POSTAGE STAMP GIRL.-The
New York Evening Post says: For the
information of large number OF our
correspondents who have manifested a
great interest in the attempt of little
Sunday School girl Of this city to collect
one million of Cancelled postage stamps
before the 1st of July, we are able To say
that her kindly offered assistance is not
needed. The little girl is certain to col
lect great many more than the required
number by the time specified, and thus
to secure her promised annuity. 1t may
be of interest to those who regard it as a
well nigh impossible task to collect a
million of defaced postage stamps within
a few weeks to know that we have had
stamps to the number of nearly million
offered to us within less than week fol
this little girl-one correspondent alone
offering to give her six hundrt q thoasano
at once. and well known business tirn
| of this city promising from two thous'
and to :hree thousand 9 week for an!
length Of time
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

THE FAVOR He AsKEp.-The San
Antonio (Texas) Herald says : GA few
days ago prisoner, with face on him
that excited much remark on account
of the meanness Of his expression, was
brought into the District Court to be
sentenced to Huntsville for stealing
some clothes off line. AS he was
known to be a very slippery character
one of our handsomest and most vigilant
deputy sheriffs took seat by his side.
After while the prisoner leaned over
and whispered to the officer: 'sWon't
you do me one little kindness = The
officer promised to do so with one OF
the kiudest smiles we have ever seen in
a court house. The prisoner whispered:
"rhen sit little farther off; I'd rather
pay 800 than have people take me for
a deputy sheriff"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

satisfied that your duty is done and
your parents enjoying all the blessings
that your dutiful heart desires, my
home will be waiting for you to share
Its plenty
And it all came from padding your
own canoe. If you had waited for
opportunities TO come to you, you
would have been waiting yet, said
farmer Robinson when he came to con-
graduate aer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
PRESERVING SMOKED MEATS IN SUMNER.

We have been asked to give direction
by which farmer having no tight
smoke house may preserve hams, bacon
and smoked beef Through the summer
from the attaekssof flies
We do not consider the smoke house
as ordinarily built, to be the best place
to preserve cured meats. Our July and
August suns are generally SO hot as to
cause the fat parts to melt more Or
less, and this destroys the integrity of
the whole.
The very best way we know of is to
wrap the meat in thick brown paper, and
enclose each piece separately in sacks
made to fit. Sew tight; dip them in
preparation of Stacked lime, of the CON
sistency of ordinary paint. Then the
pieces may be packed in barrels, with
plenty Of ashes, or better, well pounded
charcoal, and kept in cool, we'll venti.
lated cellar, OF in the coolest place in the
barn.
Another plan is to wrap paper as be-
fore directed, then in an outer layer, and
pack in barrels with some good absorLa
ent.
Still another plan is, after wrapping
in thick brown paper to pack in barrels
with plenty ofdry cut straw, examining
them occasionally to see that they do
not mold, if the weather is damp for any
considerable length of time. BY this
plan, however, 1t is difficult to keep the
meat from contracting mold If entirely
excluded from the light and air, and
where light and air may enter insects
and mold are pretty sure to follow.
A smoke house built SO as to prevent
the admission of light and at the same
time insure ventilation and degree OF
GOODNESS so that the meat will not mold,
may be had by placing it under the shade
of spreading tree. 1t should be bull
of brick, with an ample hue on top pro-
tected with blinds at the sides, and a
wire gauze at the bottom to prevent the
admission Of insects, the gauze to be re-
moved when smoking the meat. An
other hue at the bottom protected with
gauze allows the admission of air. Thus
the houee may be kept cool and well
ventilated, and by throwing it entirely
open occasionally at night when dry,
may be kept perfectly for long time
This smoke may be used for variety of
purposes, as for keeping ashes in dis
trictS where wood is used for fuel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

W.Ys-"A sick bed remarks the
Danbury News, us a good place for OBJ
servation. We learn some things there
which we could moi well acquire else
where. One of them is that two women
whispering in tie next rom can be
plainly he RI, while you might l'y tier
and veil at the top of your voice without
making even both OF them them togeth
er hear. We don't pretend to underN
stand this. but we know it is so,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

No man was better inoculated to
PREJUDICE pork than my husband was,
says Mrs. Darlington, che knew what
good hogs were, he did, for he had
been brought up with EN- from his
childhood"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
bQrOceS COtUnln.
HoFFTP
Robbery
OF THE
STORE.

A crowd rushed in Barbee's
Store Of this place last week
and carried away IL custom of
Ribbons and Z cases of Hosiery
IA cases of Bleached Cotton and
II Bales Of Brown and 40 Boxes
of Calico, Piques. Those Store
Robbers thought Barbee was
just giving his goods away any,
how and they would catch with
quick hands the golden Ball Of
opportunity. was in Barbee's
Store myself and 1 actually
bought Hudson River Bleached
Cotton at 5 cents, per yard Leno
at 7. Brunswick at "A 7 ],
Monantico "A Bleached at 8,
Hollowell "A at 10, Fruit of the
Loom "A at IL. Lonsdale "A
at II and Wamsutta A at u j.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

We find the following item in an
Illinois paper: "Mr -, who has
been in retirement after marrying and
burying three sisters, came up smiling
to the altar again yesterday, having
begun on a new family"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
2aetifal.
MEMORIES OF THE
HE RI.

MEMORIES OF THE
HEA RI.
We may shred the MPss veil front the rose
The blossom from The spray;
The bloom that pearls the luscious grape
A touch will brush away.
The vine may loosen from the tree
Which once it chung to fast;
But the heart will keep its memories
Till lite itself be past.
The gold must die from sunset skies.
Fhe purple from far hills,
The foam flowers fade from opal waves;
Drought hush the babbli2g rills!
The earth grows cold and passion less
Meath winters bitter blast,
But the heart will keep its memories
Till life itself be past.
The flush will fade .flom the cheek and
brow,
The sweet smile wane and die,
The freshness leave the coral lip,
Tears dim the brightest eye.
Y outh, beauty. hope and happiness,
And love, mag die at last,
But the heart will keep its memories
Till life itself be past.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

.sNow don't be rough remarked a
,erson, who had been arrested for
livery, the other night. Pray don't
.av / am q thief Be polite and cal
NC canal eoptractor
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
SHENANDOAH HERA|
ADVERTISING RAEs

Advertisements will be inserted al One Dollar -sr
nare often lnes,or less, for the fret insertion, a
5ocentsfor each subsequent insertion
Unless the number of insertions be marked NJ
the manuscript it will be published nntil fo2a
and charged accordingly.
Notices in the local column will belnserts !
doublethe advertis,Lg rates.
Advertisements for three months or longer esi
erde at lower yates
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
CARRIED AWAY

Spool Cotton, Scarfs, Cravats, Collars,
Handerchiefs. Corsets, Rushing, Tow.
els, Soaps, Jeweiry, Buttons, Oil Chro-
mos, Linens, Swiss, Tarletone, White
Goods, Laces, Hamburg Edging &c. &c
All carried away in the greatest sbun-
dance. which were nicely
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

These goods Barbee warrants good
and perfect,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
ROBBERS

Carried away cart loads of Ready
made Clothing. Gents, Ladies and
Chilolens' Shoes, Hats Caps. Cassimeres
Cottonades, Gipghams, Alpaca, Dress
Goods of every grade aud PRICES from
l24 cents Per yard up.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

r. BEcKHAM. WIN. n. rowLE D.. 8. pzLALAN
1OECKHAM, DELAPLANE co.
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Aeentsfor sprague Mower. And dealsrsip
FISH, SALT, PLASTER, SEED, FERTILIzEs, &C
No. Is KING STREET.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Particular stteution paid to the sc ting Of Flour
ASatn&c. Liberal advsncesmade on Flour 80, IN
store, feb 15-t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
Wrapped Up
AND
p AID 70 r.

C. BARBEE presents thanks to the
people of Woodstock and surroundings
for their liberal patronage and informs
them that he has just gotten back from
New York and Boston with very large
and desirable stock of Spring Goods
much cheaper than ever, and pow re-
spectfully requests a repetition OF the
same kind of Robbery.
G. BARBEEy
80 MAIN ST., WNoHEsTER Va,
And Main Street,
WOODSTOCK. VA,
sV Special Inducements 70 Country
MerehsoG -
Feb. 10-H
, 1876-07-24
9irfet.

9oris. %. Suli. Cine Gepei9e Dc
ruifif9en Sclsgrapben Mgentnr meibei
boB Die Wontene9riner einen ni6tisel
Grfrls bel pobgarito errungen baben
Shirt Tifolaus bat bic 50ben. pelh
Moitar bsbe. ri6en, in 8eiib scnommel
uno Gin eutl6sioeuoer &i iicbt il
gusibt.
8eIsrob, %. Suli. Sic Sir.
fen ergreifen allcntbalben Die OHeniioe
&c 1T u%ifisicf onsrsci9t, oaB 10 !iirtl'
ids 8otalIpns am 9onucritaa oeaGcn
Olpmpics ansriffsn une i'm aber BIZ
Orina 81 ordnsen iu9tsn. Scr @nsr'f
apuroc nn@ einsm ie9sltu 1oiscl
Sample 5uriidseidlaasn uuo bic Sir
fen biz mad 8e'iine utrfolst.
2onbon, %. Suli. Cine Depei6t
aus 8tlsrao melost, oaB Die Ibtpebt bes
AnsriHs anf @ranaoa ben Serbcn Ell.
nen iuidtt9en Itrate9i1 ten gortbsll per=
lelbi. inbem @runoba DEN We9 DOL
Rlih uno 5aitIh.r heberrlat.
Sic omcrifanlfben W&liondre 81
3umililnIar. tueld,e Iiir bic msliten Ge'
rihte in gs;ug auf Die @tdleItbote!
ucrartluortIid lino. BADEN Den amerifn
@tianoteu iiberr,btt. ben @eneral.G Con
iul nab 9biI'ppopplis 5u ididen. IN
bic untcriu6ana 5u ibertpaden, lpclbs
Sr. Barring, Der Sttretlr Der BRITT
lhtn @cIanotl6ait ioehcn einIcitet.
Nad elmer bon guntantinrpel ein9e
9epsids lit Der @e%lunobeitsSu'
itanr beg Sultans iebr beoenfl d IN
isine Nboanfuns Il bt in Nusliht.
Cine 9epeihe Der Stems" ans 9on
NEGLECT, Rap b,e erieNihe &sgieruns ii
Gpliuic1s fir bic Monisnesrincr bt=
Jimmie &arpnen nil 9tihlag be!e9t.
Sn 5bsHolisn iino 1000 Wann alia
tlibe Sfuppen %itdtionllt. un eincn orp
Muiitaro gu D%erblnoerl.
Nabe Ybuippuppl,s Duroen 100 Sa
l6i 9oiufs psrbaftst uno eut,uaHhet.
, 1876-07-24
Cute aide uad)!id en-.

pterspeim. Smei 9dr:denstus.
babeu mir butter uus, ,pie ulr le noh
ME bur hlebt haten. s. Der Wod)t sar,
Is. Suni mures Der uahe beim Orts
bslinblld)e Damn, an bt1sn Grbobuna
Sunoerts searb itet batten. pIoslid
Surdbrod:n unS iOfort iberhntastsn
bic WaHermaK.n Die niebris selsssnsa
StraBm uno Sduisr btr Dories. Dor
ausm muree nun oaS 0teb III Cider
belt scidaift uno Die beorobten 9auisr
uerlaHtn. Sm ar bisics @ewirre TOP.
ten anger Den uuirissn audi bic Stnrm
sloden BON 0Onau, ionic BON Dc" len
isits bes Jtleinss scis9enen Ort1r %'u
felt unb @ambSheim, nnS uerfinSeno,
bab audi oribcn bic 0eiabr beran9c'
tommun ict. 0cim eriteu Wor9en'
grauen fonnte man lid) uou Der y fabr'
l,ATeit uni rer Sage abcr5uuyen. Dss
Mctluns uuitreS 9Ories ban i bic icei
sinsis nur BON Der Gtbailuus ses Qo'
nauer Wotboammes ab, Der auf elmer
Gtrede non etwa 200 WR. err.d)tet NET
be- mubte uno al OelIen Sd)ue ielt 2
Iossn unb 0tad)ten 9carbs,tst wIro.
Die aus Den lamowdrts 9clesenen Srteu
berbsIsseilten Wannihaft item hub oe"n
audi unpcrmIolid t9diig. Ole ScWobher
pom 0onau ,u unteritustn n"o nb3ulo'
fen. @eiSer seist lit) nod feline Abnabms
oss WalIers uuo miiie4 iu,r unS oabsl
tets ani oas AcuBerits gsiabt balten.
DAD @aiier oeS pollen 9lbcunsS, Oas
I'D 4. 3. ibcr OaS fog. WorIano unt
ole 0ipvlnuuleln bInluty bis Sura Qaupt'
oumms auSo but. It, bt nm etiua II ".
boyer, ais oaS 0elGnee, eaS n. Ott,
Osrsbcim uub 0ouau iragt. uhln
aaS OorI ouyd FL Btnoer Wiblbadl ii
l,u 8 Eagcn sn brelier StrOM 9ciuor'
otl. pon crn caran grsu3cnoen @Grlcl
,lelt nun faum mcur Die Spiesu Gel
ta%tteu30ane aus Dem Walsr rasen
Ju pOuau fte,.n etwa is pom @alle,
nm ,sbrue Dauler lesr, bier iino CT
Otren uo@ mebr. Dur1fd,rt mar
ole 6sloer Dol bier unS 0ouau, 10 or.
tennt man uur ned al Den s5anmreipsn,
100 lib Wc9e bsfiabrn nns uoa ON bas
MaIcr louAt bod ibtrra9enoen Oridtl
psIt mar melltsnS tens Spur msbr,
um stlua 60 Sm. (tebt oernalen bel unS
bas WalIer DOber. ais iul SABRE 1852
gdtlmms siuslihtsn fir bic SewObae'
Der uisrort., welht ielt 1872 u idOr
auna amsiteu Mals htlmsslndt wsrosn
asiesfeerf, ca fieat in p,rIai:Ss'
, 1876-07-24
9nlanbildle peps[den.

Y@ortlanb, Wte 81. Suli. Sc
Itern Mbenb pnrpe uuf Der ullpn @clf
or sn1tort., Gsr Werlult bstsdSt JeJs'
100000
Gonearer, Spa. %. Snii. Same
yanatl, Gin hisliDsr Si~9cr. lhoB g.
tern 9tb,no itinsr Drau cine &ustl ouIs
ON &opi. 9ls llrla9e miro UnA'l'eT
,luiit a%nge9sben.
0etrp,t, %. Suli. Cine in gu.
Soainaru wohabal,e G.ou, Namtl'
Dtasp gpault, wurne sellsin Nbsno u
brem Manue !ultdbts6 i'll Siiide ~
lhnitten. ST. urlahe 'par e'ietludi
, 1876-07-24
@irginia @toats<Da5et1f
saeta bs~rausssssOs" sDn
3ebn g.. E 10
DO. 8 3m0lfte strase.
stihmon b, V a.
pretie her Gnacisen:

WftIIt UEt ss"6*'b'"@ ~.
Gin square, civ Nal 10
Gin Saudre, ,met WedI 7s
Yin Sduare. bret Wat sf9
Gin Gauare. cine 9ocGe S0O
gin Saudre etnen Wfpnat a ~
Gin sandrs bret ntpndft avn
J5rSs.re Nn,eieer spers.n ft5'r btrs@rtes.
adt cter w.niesr Bel t. o'Itsn entu square
Aus gntetseu inb I'm @praus au tasiea.
Die 3eituua wi,b ~ Hia mont Iae UNI
gs1ene opn beM 1xagern 'ss IS @enss pef
Wrbe anSaetrdaen.
, 1876-07-24

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