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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13

LIST OF PRIZES
Capital Prize. 600
1 PRICE,. ......"..... $4,000
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2 Prizes at $4,000. 10000
4 Prizes at &25OO............... 10000
20 Prizes at 81OOO............... 10000
50 Prizes at SJOO............... $4,000
1900 Prizes at StOO............... 100000
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes at $500. $40 200
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100 Approximation Prizes At S75... $500
$3.50 Prizes in All,
AMOUNTING TO
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Price Of Tickets:
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HALVES....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs 90
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TWENT1ETHS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 50
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Address Lock Box No. 692, New Orlea No
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TERED LETTER, DRAFT, Oh BY EXPRESS.
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STOCKS AND SHARES.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13

The Drawing will positively commence at nine
O'Clock on the morning of SATURDAY, April 49,
1876, at the OPERA HOCSE, New OOrears, Louiei.
ana 1t viii be conducted with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-13

For which the Best Musical Talent available IN
the country will be engaged, and to which every
holder of COUPON TICKET wi! be entitled to
FRKK ADMISSION.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes at S2OO. $40, 900
100 Approximation Prizes q: $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes At S75... $500
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LOOK AT THE SCHEME
Extraordinary Scheme!

10000 Tickets at $50 Each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
AMERICA AGAIN VICTOR.

THE IRfsH TEAM BEATEN BY II POINTS.
ooop sHooTING, BUT NO MARVELLOUS sCOREs-THR
FRESHMEN LEAD AT 1000 YARDs-DYAs MAKES
~ RuIIys-EYEs-GEN. DAKIN HAS THE HIGHEST
rorA1-IxTEREsr IN THE MATCH.
The second return match between the Irish and
American Rife Teams was shot at CreedmoOr yes
terdsy, before large conoOursc OF spectators The
Uleasans atmosphere, the favorable conditions for
rood Workmanship, and the sharp competition at
AZ close of the match made the contest full of inter-
y. while no such remarkable scores were made as
chose which distinguished the match of last week,
tbe average was good, and there were several excel
len. individual scores. Owing to the "leading Of
TarweIps ride the American score was less than 1t
might otherwise have been, but the total of 1,165
onts to 1874 for the Hishmen gave general salts
tacson to Americans present, while the superior
sbootng of the Irishmen at 1000 yards called out
cordial admiration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
AMERICAN TEAM.
THE TEAMS AT WASHINGTON.
CONTESTS AT BANSING's STATION AND CoURTEsIEs
TO THE RRIRMFN.

Major Henry Fulton of the American Team
has received letter Col J. o. r. Burnside, Chair
man OF the Committee OF Arrangements for the enter
taipmcnt OF the foreign romeu In Washington, In rela
ton 70 the programme thus far made out He says that
he desires that the ystors shall reach Washington early
ON Monday 80 as visit tho at EARNINGS Station
and take a few Shots II desirable, for practice There
will be one principal contest for individual prizes at the
500 600 and 1,000yard ranges, and will take three
DAYS to complete t-Tuesiay Thursday, and Saturday
firing Fifteen shots ut each range There Is every inda
ton that there will large attendance at the matches
There will be special trains nom Baltimore, Acx-
aDdiia and Washington tO the range ana the rail-
road eODua1lcs have agreed 10 reduce Their
farcs The shooting win begin az 10 o'clock IN
lie morning. Tie following Ia tho programme:
Tuesday sept 20, shooting on the S0Oyard range, 10
sin;s for each marksmln; Wednesday excursion to
Nnuut Vernon by steamer down tho Potomac; Thurs
day shooting on he 900-ynrd range Friday, reception
by the Precedent visit 81 the Government and other
public buildings and drive 10 the Soldiers lomej Sat
ray end of the contest at 1OO0yaId range, and IN the
eylning reception by EX-tiOy. Shepherd meeting OF
the Committee Of Arrangements Will be held on Monday
evening make final arrangements oil hll details con,
nected With entertainment TIE trains viii be met ~
Inc depo by the Reception COMMITTEES. which viii escort
them TO their quarters, which will probably be the Old
Rpverdy Johnson house, attached TO the Arlington
Hotel match has also boon arranged TO take pace ~
Washington between picked four OF the Australian ana
Amerjcan teams Cant. WarJiil aud Lieut.. MaddOoks
sa for England on Saturday, and Capt Greenfield ana
Lieut. Draper for San Francisco, by way OF niagara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
HENRY DYAs-IRIsH TEAM.

people and on that behalf do tender you my cordial
aud complete salutaon, one and all and now bid you
adieu
Gov. Tilden then visited Machinery Hall, the Main
Building, the Art Gallery, and the Government Ex-
hibiton On his return to the New-York Building be
reviewed the visiting policemen from New-fork and
spoke to them a. few complimentary words. The
whole celebration was very informal.
Tho estimated number Of admissions to the Ex-
hibition grounds to-day was $4,000. the greatest
number which ever attended an International Ex-
hibition in one day. No disorder occurred any
where on the grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
oprMrs AND oAsUALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

MILFORD, Penn, Sept. ola fatal disease has
b,ot ont annng the cattle In Wayne County singular
ticR boes deep the flesh and death follow" IN Few hours
souTn FRAMINGHAM. Mass, Sept: 2i;PNiGholas
Icrd haeRage master OF the b. q, r. and ~ b. RAJ roan
here was Instantly killed last night by falling from reigm
tram. =, n, ~. M ~ m.dnasdov
ron nxbnrgrr Of Youngsvie Su yal Coanty, Wie teDs
3her an bs farm crushed 10 death by tree he was
not found until morning
MrTUcuKN N. j., Sept. 21.-The body OF man
about co years age fouad badly mangea near te Ne
al me Peuns Railroad near ltNS as' Night iAo
suuposed 10 be resldent VI philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
TIE DAYS RECORD.
AT 800 YARDS.

Tbs first gun calling the rifemcn to assemble
the airing pointe Of the 800 yards range was heard NJ
lose and the second gun to begin shooting was dis
charged al ilO2 The een did NOT get down to their
work until Il:Is LeuECoi Forwel firing the hrst shot
and scoring buseye which elected applause from the
spectators assembled The police had been instructed TO
iapDresp all attempts ct applause thus preventing all
shneeessary annoyance 10 the marksmeu. COL Far"eh
vas followed by r. RathbOne, VINO was the taYorite Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
NETWORK DAY.

THE LARGEST CROWD AT ANY WORLDS
FAIR.
OVER 1913, 900 PAYING visIToRs-Goy. TILDENs
BIG REcEPTIoN-OUR PoLIcR.
Yesterday was New-York Day at the Centennial
Exhibition. There was an immense rush from this
State and elsewhere. The number Of KewYork visit
os is yariously estimated at from 25 900 to 10000
The total number of visitors was $4,000, larger
number than ever before attended any international
exhibition on one day. Cow Tilden gave public
reception and made little speech from the balcony.
A battalion of New-York police, 600 strong. at
traoted great attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
AN rNIuNcrIoN REVERSED.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 21.-In August last
Judge Landon granted an order enjonng the Board OF
Directors Of the Albany and Greenbush Bridge Company
from recognizing Adams Stevens the holder Of 1905
shares of stock aud requiring them not TO receive his
vote thereon The order appealed from, and to-day
decision was handed down reversing the order OF SuaR"
LaDdon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
THE REPUBLICAN RECORD,
SPEECH OF GEORGE g. BOUTWELL,.

SPEECH OF GEORGE g. BOUTWELL,.
LARGELY ATTENDED MEETING AT TIE COOPER M
sTiTUTE-wHAT THE REPUBLICAN PANTY Has
DONE FOR NATIONAL cREDrT-nrssTATEMEErB
BY GOV. TiLDEN AND the DEMocEArs-PRoBA-
BILE RESULTS OF DEMoc ATTIC sUccEss-THn
SOUTHERN Observation-Disclosures OF cHlUEcEY
N. DEPEw.
Ex-Secretary Boutwell, was the principal speaker
at the Republican meeting at the Cooper Institute
last evening, which was largely attended and en-
thusiastic. Chauncey NJ Depew presided and made
an address. The audience was composed of avery
intelligent class of people, and showed q thorough
appreciation of the arguments of Mr.. Boutwell, and
the remarks of Mr. Depew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
.MERICAN rEAM.
IRISH TEAM.

IL win be seen that the totals for the three days shoot
ing are the same The irish Team not Rnnouncedby
Major Leech until yesterday morning. IL was the same
however as that published in yesterdays TRIBUNE, with
The exception that W. II. Joynt substituted for A.
Ward
The following table shows the comparative scores made
in the first and second competitions OF tho international
match aud lhe match OF yesterday between the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
AT 900 YARDS.

The gun fired for the msrksmen 90 assemble at the
oOOyards range at $50 p m. and - minutes after
ward the firing began, Col Farwell leading and making
buPseye. At the fifth round the Americans stil led
the Irish by II points At tenth round they %
points ahead and the close Of the 9O05d range they
were 81 points ahead The highest score at this range
was made by Miner of the Irish Team who scored ~
points, making IL Dulseyes and ceners TIE highest
scores made by mcmbers Of the American Team were
two Of G9-oue by LeutCol. Farwe, aud the other by
r. Rathbone the former being the better OF the two
The total Of the 3s6 compared with those OF
last week made by the msrksmen OF the American
Team was points lower than the total III the rst com
petition and than that made in the second day.
BIG The comparison OF OF the Irish Team shows
that their total 800 points at this range was 20 points
lower than that made the first day Of last weeks com
petition at the same distance and points lower than
that made on the second day. The shooting at this range
was finished first by the Americans at $40, aud by the
IRISH al 3l7 the Americans firing little more rapidly
than the Irish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
W. RIGBY-IRIsH TEAM.

the American Team among the spectators well rs at
the poOsellng tho night before. and who led or with
bulseye. He assisted In coaching by Major Fulton
Gen. Dakin, Major Fulton L. Weber followed In the
order named. and each scored center. The first
round Of tho American Team closed by Allen
with an inner, counting him ,. W. Rgby was
first to shoot for the Irish Team, and gained
q buIl's-eye He followed by Lieut.. Fenton.
Johnson and Miner each with bulls-eye, Joynt
next with inner, and Dyas closed with center. At
the close Of the five rounds each team the Amer
leans stood 1872 to the Irish $780, thus leading them by
two points. The wind light in the direction from
the target towards the airing points, with dt to the
left from IL 10 o'clock The wind dial The sky was
overcast and the wind freshenng, much to the ex
pressed satisfaction OF the Irish Team and less TO the
satisfaction Of tho American Team who, however kept
Il TO themselves Upon the request Of Major Lceo, who
thought that the Americans knew OF some advantageous
points being assigned targets the extreme night
Of the range the four frstclass targets the left
X, W, X and I--were used, the bulrseye Of target
being painted white, in order to make the dividing
lines between the teams conspicuous Upon draw
ing for positions the Irish Team drew the two left tar
gets, and the Americans assigned to and Col.
Bodine sat at the firing point with Major Fulton, Col
FarweI and Rathbone his quiet unassumiug man
per filed the capabity coach" RathbOne carefully
watched before firing every variation of light and wind
At tenth round the Americans stood 27l to 263 for
the Irish team At the closing Of the s00yard range tho
Americans were Is points ahead standing 400 70 3Sl
In comparison with the of last week. made by the
same marksmeD the distance In the InteEna-
tonal match the Americans two points behind the
score which tn the first day and IL points ahead
Of Their second days soore the Irish were 10 points
behind the first days shooting and only Ia points ahead
OF that OF the second day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22

The following Is a rocaptulation Of aggregate scores
made by tho same IN the two competitions Of the
International match o; Sept 10 and II and IN the match
yesterday, showing their relative yaIue
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81 nuubdrfct't
berloren uno iuleoer acwonncn.

@ic berIoreu un0 ipteoer Qcp0nncn.
Girc Ntbancluns iitc bic raeifaie Seiluuo
Won Snanie nnp ScItlbeTetung.
NglgSN Speben berauSgc0etrit, cine rsue
kLssls4xzw aussabe Ypn Dr.. GuIptrwclrs Tpr-
4hAAAs.Y IeIuns iiber biz ratitale 6eiluns pcn
VcQuticnen pter SamcnIdnSte, g%ciitiae rnb
frrpcrli6e S6pG6c, Sinpcrnile sum Seiratben,
&C.. berpcraebrd6t burd SsltfteFsduu9 une
asidltdtli6c anslGweifir9en. Die ltrrdlihen
JcIaeu tiri Caters iuc in bicicr teriibmteu
Srebiirr ,ur Warnurg ter Suaene NIT Meiiter.
Ibaft selhilrsrt unr Der cinsiae iitere @s9 an
asaebsn, auf pel6rm cine Ypllfinbise SeilpnJ,
cbne een @rtrsu6 scfGbrlidsr tnaerlitrn Mes
eisiurn, erslrlt wercrn lam.
WQe, alt urb jung psIde an NerSeuIdpG6e,
Nietsrgri6laN nbrit, Sm ,ctens pter Tellutirnen,
upS ben tauienb t~rauriseu 8elsen asItlehhiber
gusiawcifurscn leitei, i%pltten bicle S6rift nit
Sprsfalt %ltueircn.
Uni ibr bic pcit mS0lidltc Icrbreituna az
yerI6aHen, wirt tisielte be, Gmpfaug Ypn 6@cnts
in pelifamps ppifrti nab allen 8bcilm Der
@ereinisten Staaten %peranpt.
Mau aebrciTre:
F. BRUGMAN & SON,
! IL Ann ST., New York, Post Box 1856,
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bic enalIiden 8rdmer ibn eeaen @elo nit
@sidub. Munitiou, @afen unb allen
fonftisen 8riessbsbarf berfuben. SIN
SABRE 1875 batten ole grfolss oss Der
Carlos ibren S05epunft CREDIT. Or
bate 8iscaba, Nabarra, @uipuscoa,
Nlaba, Gatalonien unb einen betrddt.
Iiden She'll bsS mittIeren epanien in
isinem 8efb. 8on Sa an bate er aber
iYed. SIM Sriiabr 1875 wurSen feline
Sruppen inter Dorresarap sefdIaasn
unb aus Saleneia bertrieben. SIN SUM
eroberte SopelIar Die Garliienfefuna
G%antapieia uno trieb Die Sniursente1
iiber Den gbro surid, wdbreno i'm iclben
Wionate @sueral @epler Die Garliiten in
'@rrasonisn idlua. SIM @usut feel Die
@arIiitenfeiuns Geo Snrsel, pobei
9 abaas mad Sranfreid fiidtete. Sn
Ser | bten Belt traf Die Garliiten Sdlaa
auf edlaa, Die treffIide Stratesit oes
alfonTfiiden Generals Sobenar entrib
ibncn beitanois..S errain uno bradte ibnen
ununterbroden oemoraliirerbe Mieterla-
gen bel. Garliiiide SieaeSbaactns,
aud erlo9ene, iinb Die Iebten paar Monate
feline mcbr erIdienen.
Sbnig @lfons bat fd in ben !ebtcn
Soaen befanntlid gu iciner iicsreidcn
Mrmee bcoeben, UNI f%orn,eI oen Sberbe'
febl ibsr lie gu iibernehmcn. Selbitper'
ltdnblih miro er ais Militdr nidt bic
mebr ais cine @Ll iein, abcr bic blob'
Sbatiade, ba6 unter ieinem Sberfom.
monno Der Garlifenauftano Den lebtel
Sobssito6 erbielt, perleibt ibn in tel
Nus'n rcS ipaniiGen Bottles einen Slim
rus, ueld,er MIR CUR @efeiti9nas feline
SbroneS bcitraeen fonn.
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Smmae Arnft.
Grit AM tleinen ube It'll

Grit am tlsinen iibe It'll
Oeiue &roft beideioen !;
= Ncr iein Yroo orroienen wia,
Germ iein Wroo III ihneibeu.
COIL bos utter emf bid loben,
Mnbt on jung Die Srafrerproben.
Mtan6cr Ieat nit bat'aer Sanb
Mn has Srot iein Meller {;
Sod aeidiebt's nit llnoerfanO,
Mirb Der Shnitt nidt better
Coll ons Glitter emit bid loben,
Mubt bu jung Die Sraft erprobcn.
ST. Ter 8aum in SIitbe itebt,
Siclcs muBt' or traaen,
Msnn i'm, foit bonn Sdnee perpcbt,
Taub Der Stu III geidla9en.-
Coil buS Mlter emit bid loben,
Mubt IN jung bic Strait e~rproben.
llnb per,asit i'm 9tinaen bu,
Sur @ebulo Elm Weilden
Sin Sog iiiat Dem anbern au
Seincr Strait Elm SbeiIdcn.-
Coil eos Glitter emit Did lo5cn,
Nubt Ou jung ole Strait %crproben.
limo IS wadien Mutb unb Marf,
Die iid fibn pcrtrauen;
Subj bid ielbit, umO ieit uno iturf
@irit on porudrts iAauen.-
Coil bus Glitter emit bid loben,
Ntnbt on Jung bic &rait erproben.
Son Den Nlten lcrncn crit
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WaS on raid uno beiB be9cbrt,
9anoiam wirO's errulacn.-
col oaS glitter emit bid loben,
Mubt ou Jung Die Sraft e%rproben.
Seinem fdat bes SLIDES CUNT,
Miiblps pan Den Gtern;n,
Mud bes 2sbens idwere Stunt
Mubt bu lauNilm lernen,-
Sou oas glitter emit bid loben,
Mubt gu jung Die Strait %erproben.
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Mud) bic &roft i'm 2cioen.-
Wcr uerhiencn min icin Vroo,
Germ iein Sro0 gu ihnelocn.
Coll taS Glitter eiaIt cid loben,
Mubt on lnng Die Strait %crproben.
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Scr Derbcyte 3e5er.

Su itiGer Saioei9enfe
Gin muuterer 3cder iaB,
gang manheS luitiQe 9;ecden,
Sranf leer Elm 8laS auf 8las.
Nnmutbia ibm f~rebenste
Ser @irthin Sohterlein
Sn mobIaefiiufem Seder
Sen eblen ungarwein.-
sic blifts i'm ga 10 sigenS
Wit feurigem Iuae an ;
Sa ! ewis ipar'S um's Sin9en
llnb 3e1en oa 9etban j
@as Tag pobI in Dem Ylide
Sir elm eebeimer Bann?
Ser Ylid mabnt an Die 3edc,
Die er niht sablen fam
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-08
mn EIG0TNQ Scntrol
ILL., JAUVUESm observation-disclosures

7O5 Chestnut st. Louis Mo.
@iett INNER nrd suSerlili9c unb ihneae Be.
b~onrluns in alien scteimsn unc ari6lrttlibsn
Nrantbcitsu rieit seritSrcneen Nrantbcitcn psrwr--
iudt turd juscnpli6e @erirrnngeu rHcr ipGtere
ausihmciiung -wie Spermntbprbpra, Snmen-
iAwa6e, NersSis S6pGde, llnfrudttarfeit unp
ibrr itiedli@en 5rlgen, Gesanfcnidpi6c, Ser
nsniamGde, anait Srr ecr 3ufunft, &ristartcit,
9lassstruus llntausItdteit fir sas ir;iale prer
Gbcletsn pbcr ben GrfOIs in 0rI6Gfte. Gtenlo
l~anaWisrse Sale ppn ssbeinicn Hranfbstter, in
icpcr 9rrim, has Slut, Int pidtisc innsrs Srsane
psraii cub, tHunen mir ider uuo taucrboft beilea.
SauIsnee Won Yaticntrn bic Srn uns aebeilttpur-
zen fINnen tisS b~sscu9eu. llnierc breibig=jIbrise
lraria, unb taS Stuealm cirIrr ardnfbeittn
batcu uns Grfatrunssa unt Gtibidli6feit &C.
lihcrt. @ir ldideu 9lnpeiiunsen unc Neeisinst
ilrift aebeim ali irae,,e cine Slcrshe. Gprrelppt.
beng une COMPILATION I ci.
Yampllet in bcriiegelten Goueert fur
,,pei YOititembel,
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S0ul. ,MDbel!

Ser llntcr,eidnete bat cine Sartis
Shulmobel, beitcbcuO aus Suite unb
Siben, bic iid nod in auten 3uitanb be-
inoen unb iebt i'm Sdulbanie su 3cp
mann itcben, sf %perfanfen.
s, OGitaeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-08

RrifAc Cine Idnr1e unb sriineIide
S@uHt+ Seiluns fir Bride utsrS.rnia,
IN 9uid nhb alt, g~nrartirt bic Sneirn 1stbose.
Cine frhe 5eilung orrr feline 3ab'una. Sbrtitt
peer iprsdt per Bel Ir. Subfch, 70S Gbestnnt
StraBe ct. Fouls, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-08

Sin poutanoiger Nns,ue a1sr @yuno'
eiaenthums Gi%ntroaunacn in @asconnbe
SountD, entbnlteno bic urlpringlide
Gintroguua, @eiiBtitel, SDpotbcfen, ae'
ridtliHe llrtbeile, Ssitamentariidc 8e.
timmunaeu, Sar-Serffuie &c. Den 3uItanS
ocs Seiibtitcl fir iebcS @runNitif in
8asconabe GountD FLAIR bartbucnb.
@eiub ing non Steuern uno Serfau'
BON 9ano fir auswGrtS wobnenoc @rnno'
ciaentbimcr prompt bcior9t
SeIibtitel werben 9cGcn gerinOc Ser
siitung leoerSeit unteriu@t.
seap 9lud Ngcnt fir Die Glib ct
9ouis 8~eacnieitige Scuer SeriAerun8I
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-08
Dr. WHIT'TEE R.

617 st. Charles StroGe ct 0ouis
Gin Sbiltr spcisr mrsi,inii6er Snifituts, uno
bat cine lIrgerf grnri5 in TER VcbaueIuna
lYpbililher iirc drcnil6er Srarfteiten als iraeuS
Elm anterfr arst III Ct. Fouls; wie aus ben
tortigen ViGttsrt az erIcbcu unb ipie lh bic
altrlten Ginppbntr c%rinncrn.
ollie iDpbilitilben &ranf6citeu
uib Sclaen ron ncrfirill Nranfbciten rerstn
iIbcr nnc nit uncrbprtcm Grfplg bebanetIt mad,
ben trlen n.hi;iniiden Nutpritatru. Strif,t
Eisfrstipn. Sprrtntprrbosa, Ghpide ,lnp lin.
f%ibiafeit in 5clge jugcnbli6sr StltIbeftdnnd,
Nasldipeiftna in i~pItsren Sabren pcer ausertn
(~rladbcn. tpelhe nadltebcnbe lletel atr Srlae
baten: Na8emeinc ShpGde, ldpateS Sebrcr.
mSsen. 9riGpGdteS gepihtnik Snut,Iuelhlaae.
Mbneieurg eegei, 8rnucn-G ciclihaft G,ebanftn-
Ntrpirruig, Observation-Disclosures, & c, bic cine
rn9lildlihe Gbe 3ur 8clgc baten rbcr pici;lbe
gang ilnnlp9ltb maiden, tperccn ba,crbaft srbeilt.
Yampbict lbs StiienI auf ptiecs b~e,iebeub, IN
SsrIsqclsrn Converts fir apsi Iclt Sienvrl.
epniu!tdticn in mcirsr Sfice utcr brieiia,
frei: 9Gc CO rntcqucn ii sur Ycbantluna mad,
her Stdet st f%pnnelt, prrcen Meei;iuen ssr
Grpress prrr pclf %Serfaubt. gSp Seilina MOI
lid tpiro bielelbe 9nrantirt; bel sweifclbafteu
6Gllsn ipiro bie5 gsI1st. Sfice Stuneei NON
9 llbr Born. bis 7 llbr Ibrues. Spnnta9s Ysn
II bis 1 llbr.
Yampblct an ir0cnb cine Sl6refe fir ;,pei
Gents.
Mann6arfcit a'n'' f FIR % i ss'i''i9'
@eibli6ftit. s''' o1 iS c isa's '' ''''"
Seioc III periieaslten l1midIua fir 20 cts.
Wautarfsit unc @siblidfeit in Ieutia III sAlsm
Seft iaufrirt fir sets.
-6eirdtbS 2So sf'f'"
'''4'''' ''"''''''"'" UuDrer,.
G%lcanuter Sud- Ginbanb. Siinf,io Gents
lletrl 80 JebcrIfiscn trclt mad, bem 0cten iltcr
, fpl1enbc @e9enltGnee: 9Ser fol beiraibeIL tpcr
niht, phrum ? has ri6tiNe 9lltrr ,unt Seiratben.
gSrr ;nsrIt briratbet Iannbarfcit, 8cibli6tsit,
NbyIl0er Gcrfal. Sic 6claen brs iGDlitats
unb ter MuSlhmcifun9en. 9Srr b~ciratbes Iplltr.
9Sie 2rten unp Slid AT erbaltel,, nnb sicle
antere @esenifinbe. aQe bic III ~tsiratben tsab-
i6t gen, iolt.n bcs Bud lclcn.
Nlh elmer leb 'n5lGn9lihcu lrnris tebairtr
i'd ans mpraliItrr llrtrr,enaun1 tab es pra
alien ermatirncu Terirnen eeleisn mrrtca ipatc
unb ham Yerihtuisr. rs ir0te niht berriiilicScn
cher s%crlcrcn prrern, ra rs cirles Ipiteren gsiens
wcrtb 1T. Is cntbiit ras bette Ter mcpisiuiibsn
9itcratl uuo lit fir jeecn Der Is liclt sebnnl0l
rcn NriiruprciS mcrtb.
YppulGrr Nls9ote, ea51ctte pie pbcn ater nvr
Vapicr tcdrl go Seitsn fir 81 Gents per VrN,
GiIliNIter 6ilbrcr III gmfrifa. Wan aercIirc mil
Nciiigun9 tr5 tctr. @rtrascS
DIR. Whittier,
G17 st, Charles street, st. Louis, Mo