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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
The New Ambassador

| New York Herald,l
The newly-nominattd ambassador to
the court of st. James, Richard II.
Dana, IT,, is man already distinguish
ed in American literature, law and poll
tics, in which be has done honor TO his
country by q display OF eminent ability
and sagacity. He is q son OF Richard
81. Dana, the venerable post and essay
list, OF New England, and grandson Of
Chief-Jastice Francis Dane, who was
much distinguished, like his iather, as a
learned jurist. RicnaId II. Daua, IT,,
was bora a. Cambridge, Massachusetts,
August l., 1915. He entered Harvard
college and graduated in 1887. A weak
ness OF the eyes, induced by sickness,
compelled him to suspend mis- studies,
and an instructive love Of the sea, which
he had entertained from bis b0yhO0d,
impelled him to seek a restoration TO ro-
bust health by transforming himself
into common sailor. He sailed in the
brig Pilgrim from Boston in 1884, and
made voyage around Cape Horn and
along the Pacific coast to California,
then a wilderness to which the seduc.
tive CLEAN of gold had not yet attracted
the swans OF adventures who after.
ward made the year IS49 q famous
epoch. After his return from tine sea he
published in lS49 thaeeIebratad narrative
entitled TWO Years Before the Mast,
which speedily became popular, even in
Europe, and now forms one of the pIin.
cipal literary sources of entertain ment
to many hardy toilers of the sea. Il issI
standard authority on all naut cal MAJ.
ters, together with his Se0meE's Friend,
which was repubished in England as
the Dednle7l's Manual, and was dislrib-
uted by the board Of admiralty among
the crews OF the royal navy. Mr.. Dana
became member Of the bar ia 1871,
and a,tsined great distinction in admi.
rally cases, but his practice soon became
more genera. One fact, which il o. Pc
culisr interest at this time, ia that he |
successfully defended in Maine the legal !
right OF the commissioners or trus tsCs of |
s com mon school to requife the use of |
the bible therein. He was g delegate in |
the Massachusetts constitutional con.
vention in 1858. He was one of the
founders Of the Free Soil party, and q |
delegate to the Buffalo convention of |
1913. He was engaged 90 a stump orator |
in favor of the election of Lincoln TO the
in 1850 and in 1854, and Of |
Grant in 1868 and in 1872. In 1859 and |
1860 he travelled through California, the |
Sand wich Islands, China, japan, Cey.
ion, India and Egypt, and the principal
o: Europe. He became United
States attorney for Mas. achusetts in
1861, and conducted for the government
ali the cases respecting naval prizes
which were tried in that State during
lie war. He quilted the Office in 1866
He WAS also associated il ike cases with
William NJ. EVsrts Ia the supreme
court. He was counsel Tor the
United States in the proceed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12

No ONE who knows Captain Lenow,
and who reads his speech to the direct
ers Of the Elmwood cemetery corpora.
tIOD, on the occasion Of his reelection,
but viii join in the prayer that biz life
shall be spared until he sees consumma.
TED al the plans ia regard to our beautiful
city o. the desd which he has to long
contemplated. Judging by what he has
Rlfesdy done, we are prepared to believe
them plans that will greatly increase
the Ioveliness and beauty of Elmwood,
8 cemetery that is the envy Of strangers
and the pride OF al classes OF 51r citi-
Gems
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
A Little Row About StraIghfeuing "a
street in the CemfennfnI CIV

PHILADELPHIA, March lI.-For some
years efforts have been made to obtain
authority TO stIa;ghten Girard avenue
by cutting through the corner of the Gil
rard college grounds The efforts were
stTenucuay opposed, and some time
since the court appointed jury, COM
posed OF prominent and we'll known
ciuzsns, to take testimony and report.
In June last the jury reported TO the
court adversely to cutting the street
through the college grcunds. To day
Judge Allison, the present judge of the
common pleas court, set aside the jury's
report on the ground that improper con-
had been brought 10 hear tn
shape their decision. This leaves the
Gaze where it was at first, and further
proceedings are looked for with Interest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12

Or more lhan double the quantity
recsivel at Memphis that is re.
pO5ed by Mobile or Galveston, or
more than either o. these ports,
with Savannah and Charleston com.
b'aed. Our total receipts TO date, from
September let, are 427,l78 ta'es-an ia
crease over same time last year Of
1874 lS9 bales-and pointing unmIstaka-
bly, 70 a total for the season Of 525 oOO
bales or more. Irdee1, it is not at all
hazardous TO predict that, when the
yearly figures are made up Memphis
will stand second among all the cotton
ports Of America. II these be
facts and figures appsrtsining to 'city
on the decline" then. indeed, IS Mem
phis in danger of Commercial decay"
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The Prince of WaIes Re,u-,,,.

BOMBAY, March 1.-THE Scraps,
with tbe Prince of Wales and suite on
board, has sailed from this port for Eng
land. She will touch at Malta, where a
terits Of grand receptions are arranged,
and also al Lisbon. The Prince viii
then proceed direct for Portsmouth,
there about the twentieth OF
April.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12

A terrible storm of rain and hail passed
over southern Kansas at noon Friday.
1t was accompanied by violent wind,
thunder and lightning. Along the line
Of the Fort Scott railroad hail stones Sc
large as hens eggs fell and fairly COW
cred the ground.
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- nRLEANs - No. | -

The partnership heretofore existing in this
city under the firm name and style OF 7. II &
j. NJ. Allen & Co. Is this day dissolved. Each
partner has the right to sign The name OF the
firm in liquidation. THOMA H. ALLEN,
JAMES NJ. ALLEN,
PERFY NCGENT.
JOHN B. LALLANpE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
For the Sunday Appeal.
TWO VOICES.

Can mot grasp the grains OF life
. so tightly in my hand,
That when old Death comes, rude and rife
His blows ! may Withstand?
Nay" cries grim Fave, with answer rough
Thou canst not grasp them tight enough
Can not harbor charity
So fOndly in my breast,
That when Old Death comes after me,
Twill plead my cause { he beSt9
Yes" crieU a gentle voice within,
" With such a counsel th0u shalt win"
MEMPHIS, Marc h, 1876.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
DISSOLUTION,
MEMPHIS. march,.

MEMPHIS, March /, 1910
UHHE partnership heretofore existing in the
i city Of Memphis, State of Tennes- ee, I'M
der the firm name and style OF Thomas. II.
Allen q Go. Is this day dissolved. Each partner
has the right 70 sign the name OF she firm in
liquidation. The business will be continued
by Thomas II. Allen, under the same name,
for his own account. THOS. H. ALLEN,
JAS. VI. ALLEN,
PERRY NUGENT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
SECURED SEATS >.

EDITORS APPEAL-A few DAYS AGO
TWO ladies, on being conducted by fhe usher
AZ the Iheater 10 the seats that had been
taken for them, found the places occupied py
two person. OF Their own sex, who gruffiy re-
fused 70 Surrender the seats they had improD-
eTly spprCpri 8ted. The tickets eutitIfnE ths
two ladies' TO the places were disIegarded and
they etng dispose sSed were compelled 10
O. Ike less favorable positions, besides having
70 endure unpleasant embarrsssments. Is
there no REMEDY sgRinst such intrusion as
this2 60
Yes? There is q remedy. A woman
80 il bred as TO insist upon retaining a
seat, which, Of right, belongs to another
by reason Of q contract with the man.
sgsr Il the thester, after being politely
notified Of tie fact, should be treated
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
New York Hank Statement.

NEW YORK, March 1I.-LOans, In
crease, 1856, 500; specie, increase, S43S,
200; legsi-tenders, increase, 1854 800;
deposits, increase, 1915 400: circulation,
decrease, Sl34,S00; restr7e. increase,
1858 400
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
From Behind CottoF. BREAST
works,

EDITORS Appeal am ore of the
quietest old WCmen in the world. and
pVe never written "compOsitiCNr since
i left school; but CD feel s. proud thai
50 many Of ny down tire dden t'seet, are
coming TO the front. / wasn't to "sneak
right oct in meeting" / think genius
is, like the yellOW-fsver, infectious, I've
felt symptoms Of il ever since We
Woodruff WAS heIe, and since | read
that letter by ''E L. L." of New Or.
leans, I'm sure pve caught it. with I
he'd time, I'd write big book. ree a
great notion to quit c00sing, sEeepinp.
sewing, end all such work. and mount
tbs 1Ostrum. Wouldn't l give those
"clerical wOlvesn particular fits? l
don't care if old Mother Eve did set The
fashion of eating applcs-Why don't
these "cieTical wOIYesn cut down 2 the
apple trees? What sre they good for
il they can't do that much? And then
the aWyeTs-they'va been talking about
'private rights" ''pU bic wrongs" and
such stuff for centuries; and yet tie
other day ali The lawyers in s.. Louis
could not "straighten cut" General Bah
cock for helping to make Crooked whis-
Ky" in the thin di guise OF q "Sylph.n
l rea ly wish Vic, or some other smart
woman, would give the doctors titurn-
ing over" Ever since Galen was a boy
they have been pretending to cure eli
the ills that flesh is hsir to, ard vet
we are worse off now than ever
before, FIR they are continually
inyentiDg some dire disease, with a
Greek or Latin name, so that poor, Hit
crate people have to Gle without the eat
isisction OF knowing what kills them.
Pm So glad i" E. l.. L." told Us thSt
imam has reached his zanith.n l al
ways had vague idea that the zenith
was tip.tOp place, though 1 never
knew exactly where it was; but, as She
has been there, l hope she'll tell US ail
about it. o, my prophetic soul! [ Just
know Vic Tenn;e, E. l.. L. & Go. in
tend TO fight for their rights before the
next Centennial. i'll ever have 10 come
to the scratch, will take General jack
son as my model, aud fight behind cot
ton bresstwoTks. These are some of nv
sentiments. ! want every body to know
thai one benighted southern woman can
appreciate the goodness and wisdom OF
Woodruff & Co. Publish if you choose:
il not, I'll say, "WheIe is your chival-
~ 20 6lG etc.
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NEW ORLEANS, LA. March 1, 1875.

NV OFtLFAll1 ~ lIltIIU y I'IUs
The Cotton FactOTags and Commission busl-
ness heretofore carried on in this city by the
late firm Of T. II. & j. NJ. Allen & Co. VIII be
continued by us under the firm name and
style Of Allen, NugeDt & Co
THOMAS n. ALLEN,
PERRY NUGEST,
JOHN IL. LALLAS DE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
DIsSOLUTIONs.
Notice of Dissolution,

THE uHdersign ed, surviving partners Of the
i firm OF ". r. BRUCE s. co, having pur-
chased the interest OF the estate Of y. :. Bruce
in said firm, the same is hereby dissolved, TO
GATE from January ], 1876, we having assumed
sll liabilities OF tGs late drm. The business
will continue under the finn name and style
of W. 3. Bruce & &c. W. \. BRUCE.
mhlO JOSEPH BRUCE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. March !. 1876.


In retiring from business, 1 respectfully
recommend 70 the continued confidence and
patronage OF my friends and the public, T. II.
& j. NJ. allen & Co.. now associated together
as the firm OF Allen, Nugent & Co.
mh7 JANIS VI ALLEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
DISSOLUTION.

TTIHE partnership heretofore existing under
i the style FIRM OF A. Seessel & son, IS tliS
day dissolved by mutual consent. A. Seessel
will assume all liabilities Of the late firm and
collect all Outstandiugs. A. SEESSEL-
Memphis, March 4 1876 II SEESSEL, JR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
APPEAL
,sHy&w weekly.

III -
pcstoGc@, and
,r ore posJonce
tSth pEtomees
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12
INSURANCE,
Is6l. NAINT JUSePH IsiG-

Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
OF THE CITY OF ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Incorporated IS;T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-12

STURM, HIgsCH & co., agents,
nhlO al SacIsoB street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Ses Summers Mussans.
Guf mad BEN Centennial!

SSett, mo 70 piele 2eier ii9 %riiten, ibre
sep0bnli9e CONNER ~rbolunssreiie ansls
~treten, lit es uniere Pfli6t, ibnen bic Sors
tbeile Der GiIenbabn gu nennen, mel6e ges
rabe in ben Centennial @rlnb lGuft. Se6s
lpesen polen mir iber bic Setonomie, ges
quemli9teit unb S9neIlisfeit Der sroben
st. 8apne 81 pennipluania 8abn ipre9en,
wel9e 3 Sur6; 3ige pom Chicago bis an
ben Gingan9 CUR aHsiteauns Iaufen IdBt.
0ieie 3i9e fin6 3uiammengeiett aus ben
ele9anten Huuman Yarlors S9laIs un6
9Otelsg8ag9ons, unO perbiaoen BEN Gurus
nnO Comfort bes Samilienlebens, babel
bod unermibli9 iber bic Stabli6ienen
binroQenb nit elmer S6neaisfeit unb Sis
6erbeit, Die tein an6erer Gipale ii6ertreiien
fam. Sin ni6t Su pera6tenoer Gortbeil
ut bas lei9te @rrei6en pom Sotels. Sn
Der rnmitteIbaren Ga96ari@uft, 5 Minu.
ten pom Depot, finoet man bic 6eiten So:
tells, in weI9en Die beiten Accommodate:
men pOn 5pei bis flint Dollars gu finOen
fnb.
Sas Eager IN Sim Citation, nnbe bes
Centennial @rInos, puroe eigenS gu
benz 3uede Der aufnabme Der pielen 2anOs
Iente, weI6e bus Centennial beiu6en, OF.
saniiirt unO bamit bieielben einen paiIen6en
anfentbalt gu benz maBisen Yreiie uon 3psi
Dollars finben.
8enn mir in 8etra9t Sieben, wel9e ims
nrenie Summen @elbes, 3eit un6 Qrbeit,
baran perpenbet wurbe, INN bieie Qinie fiber
nnb bequem gu MAIDEN, fOnnen mir iie obne
Sfrupel iniern 2eiern ais bic bette our grs
rei9uns bes Centennial empieblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
ltnrubiae uns frdufli6s Sinner

%1tnrubisc une frdnflibe Sinner
fSnnsn srIunb unb liarf eemn6t msrbtn, mem,
man ibren Ilasen unb ibre @rbarme nit Cato:
ria r%sgulirt.
Sc mirtt be6er ais Gicinus.S sl unt nimmi
fb 70 lsiGt ME Spnis. @esen @inbfplif, Iau-
rsn Masen' @iirmer unb gsrltcpfans sisbt ea
nitts Ss1eres als Galfcria.
@arum ipplt 5cbr at Hbeumatis=
mus, Gsrrenfunssn, @slenftsifbsit, @si6wul.
Fen, S~rartwunssn, Grinb peer 8iifsni6pG6s
leiteu, ba bas Gsntaur,Giniment li2ers Ssiluna
bspirft. Sisls grtifeI Iineern bis su einem &c.
aiRsn Graps ben S&mers, has Gentaur 9ini.
Inent nbsr bcilt. Das psibs eminent III fin
Rsni6sn, has sslbs Ointment fir Gbierc.- 27e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Snr aefdGiaem SeaGtnua!

Va acpilenlpie Weniaen, wcl4e fG ais assu-
tsn, Tiprdlentdnten, ye:treter, Gum ShuB
geseu 6aliGunasn.) gsrfGufer Smpprteurs, II. {.
~. bs6 bfreit5 lanai SerltSrbenen 6. Saunl6eiet
a~eriren, jser2 Iciblt meiit sefilidte srtifel lsaS
Slsum nit r%ah9emadtrm Sicael, tpslhe 6.
Sauuldciet ~ ieinen ytbSeitcn gcbrduhte, YER
ieselt J a~nrrciieu uilb psrfdufsn, llb erfre6t
bdbeu msinr Girfulare Snbalt6,ettel, Iufihrifs
ten. Gigreittn, WsbrGu6eanpsilungen, Ii. (. Is.
~ cepiren r>cr taul6euS nafsuabmen, in benz
isIbsn dber i1lausrpstie ppr mir p0rner, 10 Iebe
i'd mid peraalabt bisrmit an,u;sisen, has eieies
allies mr. earauf berehnet lit, has publifum an
tduIbrn uni auf bic asnreinIe glrt uno NciIe ;u
bstriissn. Ias mpbItbGtiee Srilperfabrfn wire
eurh icl6s gertreter NM Surbugssr MIR in
Wiecretit ssbra6t, unb bic 70 pit betlagte Grs
fclslrliI!eit Der spn ibren Serfduften Wittel
IbreGt bic Nranfsn Spn ~peitercn GsrIuten su-
rid, unp lei bcsbalb Spr ipldeu sefabrliben
Sumbuasern wisrsrbpIt ernItIi6 9eparnt.
6erner 1T c5 III msiner asnntniB sstpmmsn, cae
Seri6ieeene 9eute Del anpreilen unb Srrfaufen,
tpeldsS tie ron mir be;pgrn Il: BADEN Dcrgsbeu !;
eS Itelt lid aber beraus, ZAP bic 6ldlGden an6erS
ais bic spn mir gebrau6ten Iinb, unb bike i'd
beBbalb @Qe, ,psltc Sel RON iossnauntsn Nssu.
ten faufen, barauf ~ ieben, bab meiue Yisnetie
unp msin 9arte aaf ben 8lGi6&sn ssirbli6
Iinp, inssm alts in anbern ais ben ron mir nun
bsrsits % Satren sebraItten GlGibben entbal-
tsnts Slsum ale ssfalitt su betraGtsa it.
Igt meine @.i6aftsfrsunss, wslte msine
Sei!mittel. sun, WiecsrSerfaufe baltsn, fSnnen
lid iet8 purG @siGaitsbrisfe RON mir auswsiien.
NreiS in GlcpelanS.
Sir Gin Snifrumsnt, ben 0ebenspeder init ver-
goldeten Nadeln, elm 6laccn Oleum Baum
scheidtii, unb Gin 0sbrbuh, 13te ~gluilase, neblf
anbans, bas Iuse, feline aranfbeitsn une nersn
SeiIans rur6 ben Saunidsietismus, $500
preis fIr Elm ~einsslnss 6.aepn Oleum.
per pcft (pprtpfrs D .......".".."..$l.S5
yer Grpreb, (uniranfir). .......""."$l.5 so
B<gT ysan bite fiji Dor 5alisun9en.
Oelblsnbunssn wpls man in Post Office
Money Orders, pssr rrsiitrirtsn grisfen MAIDEN,
une bel geieuunssn bic naGlfr pplt. une Or.
prep SfTre anssben.
Sobn &inScu, praftiihsr ganai6eietif,
Glepelano, Sbip, Setter 0raper 27i.
Sfies unt &pbnung {: Ala prpapeet. StrnBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
$taot + -Ameeeeno.
G6en er6aiten i'm 9aben pon Sos.

G6en er6aften i'm 9aben pon Sos.
Gopan Gde Der spDIfteu unb Soma StraBe
cine sroBe Senbuns BON 9lnSiisen fir
Mdnner, Sinslinse unb Snaben, meiBe
unb farbise Semoen, llnterbemoen nno
llnterboIen pon alien Sorten; ferner cine
gang neue Iuswabl Mdnners nno &naben
bite Ser serIdiebeniten Sorten. Infer
@runblab lit: g 9neIler 4ba + unb
fIeiner @ epin II. Man ipre6e BEL
ms Dor, beiebe ii9 uniere 8aare, frase
uniere greiie, ebe man iouitpo fault. Mas
tbias Oemutb freut fi9 allen isinen
Sreunben biQise unb quite @aaren gu per-
faufen. l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
2Ser mid por einem Sabre s%efannt

2Ser mid por sinem Sabre sefannt
bat unb beute wieber iiebt, Der erfennt mid
ni6t. 0ur9 Sispepiie gu ieinem Sfelett
beruntersetommen, bin i'd burd ibre aus>
eeSei6neten Or. gilbert Gonrabi's gusss
burger Eropfen ni9t MIR sdnSIi3 6erseiteat,
ionbern Elm reuer f%rdftiser Meni@ ses
worben. SerOffentli9en Sic bies, bamit
andre 2eibenbe meinem Seiipiele folger.
Gbriitian S9iirmant.
Sanpile, Mi6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Gereeen6eit ,nut SanfGe.

Sine @elssenbeit sutes St%abteisentbum
ee9en cine i'm 6eiten StanOe befinbli6e
in Der gtdbe pom 8auerlp Soma 9elesene
Sarm /. Glaiie gu pertauI9en, lit 9eboien.
Mnn fra9e bel g. &iene nm ndbere 9(usz
tllnft nad. M. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
@entanr
[Sricf BON cincm Ayoitmeifter.I

,Serr,n 8. .. Rsfe II. g.:
Nsein. Srau lit felt lanser Belt f@r taii6 ron absuua.
utemus. Sic strfuhtt steie aeri;. uub ptele &r,n,tsn.
Was ipr abr aatR bali. 1T has ,Gentaur Clint
Belt bat. NJ, 8, sitta."
3is 1T Gins ron ben Ssen tauisns 3ensnifsn its bic
surG has ,Gtntaur ointment" b pirtteu number.
sraen Stilunstn. DtTsn Sst ~anstteife fab ouf isstr Slo.
foe tunbssmadt Gs eatt aft Ssrsntraut, Nsntta, @rniea,
StsinSl, Garbrgic unp unssrs. bis jsbt faum tsfannis SIN.
8%resiss;ien. Gs III ens unbsfrsitbars 9hatfaGe, tas has
pGentaur sininien t" ntsbr Seilunsen srn @sfdapul.
Zen, @sIsaftss ftsit, ausi6laeen, Rtmmatismus, Ienral.
8ta, S~aftf&msrsen, G6reratbmistsit RuntIreTrs uip. be.
irirtt bat, als ale anssrn Salbsn, pEafsr, Ginreitar8en II.
(. NJ, sie jsst i'm @sbrau6 Fns.
Bur Balm. une Sbrsri6msrsea, 8adeui6pa6s, Sauts
juden unb SautaaSf6idse 1T Is uuibertrefHi6. Gs tetlt'
rbae Idrtsn su hinterlaisn, ;itbt Sift aus SHFen unb 'Sti.
dan une beilt 5~rcitteulen In turSer 8Gt. Ssne Semitic
Ia n tas ,G eRtaur Gin IT." i'm pei6sn llmi6las
%sutbsbren.
Ias Centaur Liniment i'm gel6ea ttmiGjiag
ia anpensbar bel Saatsrbdrtune uno iteien @uatsln her
16icrs. Ssins gpirliamltt IN { dlea spn Gpaib, ,Spn.
NJ, %g9int8aue, 8rpfBef6auIt snb Gpedse 6npllt III aes
raseju eritauuIi6.
Die Ssrrsa s. Waeglars II. &C.,, gppt6sisr, ode Gin uni
5rpnt Ctr, Cincinnati, beri6tn
.,Sa unisrer Ra6tari6aft s,trar6sn 5abrlsnts cas-
pG entaur ointment" sic Stsbsn tahabs iettm
,auterr won linen bisber gebrauGtea NitttI bel getittm
oecr. g9ir ~rerfaufa, linen mpnat!i6 Sitr bis fuuf Guesne
,,6lai5en haven.
g9tr befssn Sauisnbe folder 3saeniFt.
Sir gDunesn, Galtn, SautssrleBurgeu, llsbsresin up
irris fir bic 9rebtsanf9sit bel S&afn, sibt IS ftn 0aittd,
has ibm sltt6 Icmmt. 5araer. etibfGQs Seige uns gieb.
sa6ter fubsn in tisism einimsn. Gin 9iitisl, tes baneertfaS
isinsn Sritsnprsis Tsrtb III.
1aboratorium pon g. 9. Stole q Co.,
4G Dey Str, NEW YORK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

Scr METROPOLITAN 2cibitaa in Der
IGbe Res 9ltbsrGuins, fribsr pom 0efsr uns
SGser, jest 8ateliT uns Gibbs ssbaiisn, in nit
einer Nuspabl uprtref1iGer autlbsn unb Bug
GIGS, irmie ZEN bsi!sn gferpen serisben. User
sice Spasisrfabrt MAIDEN, pter binaus in bic
Gcgcue fabrsr Mil, icl Sprt feline Srbrr binteys
laler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

Sames Sepp an Der gde Der 7. unb
WealnltraBe bat in ieinem SrpsOOospaIuiie
uOd INNER bic idOniten Carpets, Oamen
Spisen, Seiben, S%eiatitofie, sepirfte
Baaren, 9eitridte unb sebadeIte woQsne
Waaren u. I. no. Yraudt ibr mas berslei.
den, sebt gu espp, er sibt es Gu9 unb biQis
baju.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

n. B.-Oa bura bic neaereinos SerfGarften
gerprenung css ppifamtes, e5 fnlt unmSelih aes
tpprcen ~, pa5 Del hurd bic Ycit ~ serienpen,
10 bin ib aeipunsen BON jest an, no eS / reenb
sebt, bas Sci turd bic erprsB III l6jGsn, llnp
crude pesbalb meine auncer, bel Der YelteQung
tets bic nGalts Grprsb.S Office nnsugeten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

Gin G6renpfat Gin bieOerer 9anbs
mann %unierer Rudbari3uft ersdbIt uns,
bub in ieinem 9auie, ia in ieiner ganSen
NaGbari9aft, Or. ausuf It &6ni9s
Sambur9er Sropen einen beitdns
bi9en Ylab ne6en Der alien Samilienblbel
baben unO tbeuer unb bod 9eiddtt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
NeD:Yorf WarttberiGt.

Wsr 1sIesrapD. Glus. 10. 1876
Mebl-$3.5O bis 4.7O.
WeiSen. - Milwaufee, go. 2, 95
bis 81. O5.
9afer-32 bis 424 gts.
8ef6torn-sem. wsitl. Gle.
feif9.-$Is.2 5.
@oIb in Rsw Oorf l.lOa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
grant 3. DnIter. ......D pminic RbOmbsrs
'|aEGer & 36onsGerg.

@ir b%elprssu: bic anlase cpu RabiEaIiea
iuf ents 6pPottsFeu unb 9aleibca auf iolGs
sen gsyfauf BON &taSts uns ganGs@ runrsigrn.
bum, Giajige aIcr 2rt. - Abstracts Of Titles",
iertieer aGc RTsl!asu gesi@tli6eu Sncnmente,
s~srfaufea ,,Ii6ets" mad unO rem Sentiblnnb.
lesGitI asf ags 5auptpIigs Gugesos, lsQeu
goiieen aus b ben Bitcu SeuerSsri6srunsS.
Srmpagnisn. betreiteu agBereem Gin General
Lew Business" uao tpfrn bic CeUtf4sn Don
Oatudps County, rstern i8 in otiseu NrasIs.
jenbeitsn Gets member an
2SdlGer & 9GcM6erg,
itu sDm. Stslitbttns sIetpsr WasaJin y. 8. Gae 5. urs
Weatnfrass. Dubuque. SOFA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Rbcumatiidc Sdjmer,cm werben sebeil

nit DR.. Sitle.r's &beumatic &emebp.
@arantirt &seumatismus, NeuraIs
sia, II. d bnlt9e ranfbeit fiber
gu beilen. Sci allen Ipotbefern gu baben.