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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08
BURNErr's COCAINE. See advertisement.
CFrom the Missouri Republican (St Louis)1
A Remarkable Professional Success

rFrom the Missouri Republican (St. Louis).]
A Remarkable ProfessiOnal Success.
Among the notable professional men of
this country who have achieved extraordi
nary success is DIR. II. V. Pierce, of Buffalo,
N. Y. The prominence which he has attained
has been reached through strictly legitimate
means, and, SO far, therefore, he deserves
the enviablc reputation which he enjoys
This large measure of success is the result
of thorough and careful preparation for
his calling, and extensive reading during a
long and unusually large practice, which
have enabled him to gain high commenda-
ton, even from his professional brethren.
Devoting his attention to certain specialties
of the science he has SO carefully inyesti-
gated, he has been rewarded in remarkable
degree. In these specialties he has become
a recognized leader. Not few of the remc-
dies prescribed by him have, it is said, been
adopted and prescribed by physicians in
their private practice. His pamphlets and
larger works have been received useful
contributions to medical knowledge. He
has recently added another, and perhaps
more important, work, because of more gen
eral application, to the list of his published
writings. This book, entitled The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" is de-
signed to enter into general circulation. DIR.
Pierce has received Acknowledgements and
honors from many sources, and especially
scientific degrees from two of the first med
ical institutions in the land.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

They are very fond of jokes in Penn
sylvania. The passenger train running
on the branch CT the East Penn Railroad
between Topton and Kutztown has been
stopped several times by the result OF
practical jok es. The latest case occurred
few days ago. The evening train had
started out from Topton and was running
along at rapid rate of speed, when pres
emily the engineer whistled "down
brakes" and the train came to sudden
stop. A voice was heard IN the darkness
"Ihr sind uber ei'n frau gefahren!" (You
have run over a woman) The brake,
man and number of horror stricken pas
scngers proceeded back to search for the
mutilated corpse, when they found lying
on the track a shcaf of corn fodder which
the practical joker had placed there to de-
ceivc the engineer.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

We perceive the manifestation OF In
stinct In almost every animal with the
habits Of which we have any familiarity.
As soon Is . calf, Q lamb or . colt is born,
instinct prompts il to rise and take nour-
ishment at the udder. Nearly all animals
are endowed with the powerful instinct of
self preservation. A hunted and hard
pressed fox has been known to plunge
into . weedy pond, cover itself with
weeds and only leave its nose out of water,
20 that IL was just able to breathe. An
certain cover, and after q good run was
always lost ct q particularly close-clipped
hedge. Casts were made with the hounds
In every direction, but the scent could
never be taken up. At last, one of the
sportsmen one day looked up at a rocks
nest In the top Of . high tree which grew
In the hedge, and saw the end of fox's
tail protruding from it. The cunning
animal, ON the day in question, had omit
ted 10 curl his tail sufficiently round him /;
this led to the discovery OF his retreat,
from which he/was speedily driven, and !,
after short run, he was killed. Some
animals, and even some insects, will put
on the semblance Of death when their
lives are in danger. The common snake
viii do this on some occasions. At others
he will emit so horrible stencil that no
one will feel inclined to modest him The
hedgehog rolls himself up and remains
perfectly st3ll when moles,ed. When he
thinks the danger is over he unrolls him
self by degrees and looks about, and il all
appears safe he runs to secure retreat.
The common wood louise will do the same.
The plum-curculio will "play dead" as
soon ~ he pefceives that any person or
animal 10 likely to modest him. Y.
Hsr0d
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

"A New York life-insurance company
was badly squeezed by an agent in col
fusion with a local reporter recently. The
agent had policy sent him by an army
officer for cancellation; but the company,
wanting to keep the risk, declined to can
eel. The agent, having pecuniary inter
est in the matter, let it rest few weeks,
when he procured through the reporter
the insertion of a paragraph among the
minor kilograms of a morning paper, to
the effect that the insured officer had been
drowned crossing a stream in Dakota
Territory. The bait took. In the morn
ing a clerk from the life company came
around to the agents office and asked if
he still had the policy for surrender. He
replied he had whercupon negotiations
were opened for its surrender on terms
about 100 per cent. beyond the first pro-
posal. The money was paid; but proba-
bly, to this day the life company does not
know it was "put-up job"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

"A writer in the New York Tribune,
whose sense of propriety has been shocked
by observing the use of the term "cable-
gram" to designate submarine cable
dispatch, proposes four words as etymo-
logically correct, either of which would
signify the desired meaning. They are
formed after the model of telegram, by
their combination of the Greek word
"gramma' "a writing) and either
oceanos'' the OCEAN, into "occano-
gram" "thalassa' Uhe seal into "thalas-
sagram," "pontos" thc deep seal into
pontogram," or "hals'' the salt sea-
into "halogram." The suggestions are
supposed to be those of Richard Grant
White.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

The people of the quaint old fishing
town of New Bedford, Mass, begin to
smell of sperm oil again. Fifty whalers
have sailed from that port this season, and
those that come home laden with oil and
whalcbonc are Immediately rcfitted for
sea- The average catch this season has
been $50 barrels of oil TO each vessel.
Practically, New Bedford is the only
whaling port I'm the United States, al
though San Francisco makes some pre-
tensions in the business. Twenty years
ago New Bedford was the richest city of
its size In the country, and all on account
of oil. The catch of oil this year has been
nearly 200, 900 barrels.-Pitts6urgh Com
nerctaI
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

The following is one way to cut a
bottle in two: Turn the bottle as evenly
as possible over low flame for about ten
minutes Then dip steadily in water /;
and the sudden cooling will cause a reg
ular crack to cncirclc the side at the heat
ed place, allowing theportions to be easily
separated .-Scienfifc american.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

TIE Danbury Neaos has found out
"How marvelously careful man is with
a new garment. When he comes in he is
at great pains to hang it on hook entirely
by itself, and woe to anyone who hangs
another article over it. At the end of a
week the garment Is being picked up from
the floor or chairs forty times day, his
xxyifa
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

for cooking pare off thick slice from the
surface instead of digging out the eyes.
Tie skinring process is all wrong, as the
strength of the vegetable lies near the sur
faceSthc starch growing less abundant as
the center is appr0ximated. The best
way is to scour them we'll and either bake
OF boil them with their skins on.-Chicdg0
Inter- Ocean.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

That fellow who arranged the dyna-
mite for the purpose of blowing up the
Mosel ought not to be blown up himself
rather there should be some explosive in
vented to blow him down down into the
lowest strata of perdition.-Chteago EUen-
ina Journal
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08
Decline OF the French Population.

The decline in the population of France,
while most of the surrounding countries
are daily increasing, has arrested the at
tention of the Journal DIES Debats, proba-
bly, the most intelligent newspaper OF Paris
Commenting on the gloomy prospects OF
Its country, the Journal says:
"When we think what the civilized
people will be in hundred years, or even
If fifty; when we see the United States
occupying all North America, with a
population of 100000, 900; England with
its colonies in Africa, Australia and Asia,
growing daily in wealth, numbers and
civilization; Russia occupying all North
ern and Central Asia, and perhaps de-
scending to the Bosphorus, with a COM
pact mass of 150,00Q000 inhabitants (;
lastly, the Germans planted in the middle
of Europe, mass of 90, 000, 600 to 81, 900, :
900 souIs-and we Frenchmcn, where shall
we be? What will be our importance ,
What weight shall We bear in the world .
Where will be the old supremacy, not
alone Of our craftsmanship, but of our
customs and our language."
The Journal sees in its neglect of colonial
development the cause of the decline of
France.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

Preparations are already being made
at the Vatican for the celebration of the
fiftietE anniversary of the conservation of
the Pcpe to the episcopatc, which will
occur May 81, 1877.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

acre, and how much more l dare not
dream. Some farmers top-dress one sea-
son and condemn it. That is not fair
| test 1t may require years to fairly test it.
-Rural Ne,o- Yorker.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08
BuRNErr's COCAINE. See advertisement.

GENTIAN was our grandmother hobby foI
a tonic, and no bitter would be considered
complete without it; hence it enters into
nearly all. But experience has proved that
it is Injurious to the stomach If frequenut
used. far better tonic is found in Gu0rG
Bitters
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

DIR. j. W. Mason.-" From actual exIS4-
ence in the use of this medicine in my prac.
tice have been and am satisfied to use ane
prescribe it as q purgative medicine-SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

TIE father Of E. 9. Stokes, who muir
dered Jim Fisk, died suddenly in New
York city . few days ago. Mr.. Stoke.
was an old gentleman of great activity
and had amassed q large fortune HI,
son was allowed TO leave Sing Sing Prison
for twenty -four hours TO attend the old
mans funeral.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

UNDER recent decision of the Maine
Supreme Court the Governor and Council
have declared Leonard Fisher elected Com
missioner and Ignatius Sargent Treasurer
of Washington County, both Rcpubli-
cans, instead of two Democrats, who 10 &c
their election on account of their misfor-
tune in having only the initials of their
Christian names printed on the ballots re-
turned.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

MR.. N. Ii. BISHOP, the paper-canoe
traveller, who made the wonderful voyage
of z, 800 miles from the Gulf of st. Law
renee to the Gulf of Mexico in a paper
canoe fourteen feet in length, is this
winter going South, and contemplatcs
exploring some of the parishes of Louis
lana, in boat of peculiar construc-
ton, used by hunters ON the New Jersey
coast.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08
COME AND SEE

These Rich Praries. Near million sores for sale
on the Sioux City & st, Paul Railroad AMI on the Nc
Gregor Il Missouri River Railroad. Several large
tracts for Colonies Come send committees 10
anime. Everyone who sees the land lils.s IT. Apply
to tAVIESON &c CAIkINS,
SibIcy. OsceOla Co.. Iowa.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Boston.
Manwf aoturers and Proprietors.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08
IRRITATION OF THE SCALP.

WATERvILLE, ME Sept. IS.
purchased bottle only, for the purpose Of hair
dressing; but, my surprise, has entirely removed
the irritation of so long standing. l have recom-
mended it several of my friends, who afflicted
in the same way, and 1t has wholly inadeated the
disease Joseph HILL, liz.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08
DIR. sANFORD's
INy1GORATOR.

= Z. .F@@@
4 Persons using
should ndaptthe
dose to their fn-
dtvtdual c0nsti-
tuition, from .
tcaspOonftzll to
o. tablespOOnfun
according 20 eE-
feet. For all At.
fecti0ns of lho
LIVER, irregu.
larfties of St0m.
ach and Bowels,
diseases depend
emit ON OF ca used
by sach derango-
unenf rs Bilious
attacks, Costive-
mess, Chronic d.
arrhGa.Dyspep.
STA, Jaundice and
Female Weak
nesses. i table,
Isp0Onfiall taken
attack OF SICK
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08
HAIR-DRESSING.

NEW YORK, sept. Fl.
For some time past have been using your Cocoa
ine and think it far preferable anything l have
ever used for the hair. FRANK LESLIE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08

nj CONNIE ncen1one OF an attack OF SICK
HEADACHE cures i'm II mf utes. VEL
Low or SALLOW SKIN MA DE YOUTH.
Full by bottle. TRY TT For pam ph1ee
containing useful fnforma ton and all
about the Liver. address DIR. SANFORD,
New York. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-08
Burnett's Cocaine,
Burnett's Cocaine,
Burnett's Cocaine.
L an invaluable remedy for

BANGOR, March 8, 1905.
your Cocoalne me only orGSss'ng .or 'ne na a,
only stopped my wifc hair from coming out, but i'm
creasrd its growth. ! am also under obligations to
thissame " Cocoane" for saving my own hair, which
very fast coming out previous to using this
valuable preparation. ]. c. MITCHELL.
, 1876-04-06
EARMVILLE INSURANCE
AND BANKING COMPANY.
OF FARMyILLE, VA.
attiba ata lfcn Sanaar, 1876

9ar in SGneeu Il. in prr 9anf..$ 26, 1896 SO
rYppttrfsn (srfes @:lb ar@rano
eis ntbum. Wertb $685., 05O. 1929 AZ
, 1876-04-06
Guropai(bs labG'dten.

Berlin. Die rprop..Gorr." beri6,
tet iibsr Die Gufsaben oeS iesigen 2anbs
tags. Bon belonoerer Widtigfeit cts
ldeint babel bic Nnfinoi9uns Der @ilcrs
babnuorlage, Der @utmurf einer neusn
Staoteoronun9 miro unperueilt uor9ea
legt werOen. 8erner ipicO Dem 2anotage
nod eth @eleeeutiuurf i6er sic Ginuer.
leibung beS Gerso9tbums 2auenbur9 in
Ole preubiIde Wonar9ie 5u9eben, uno
porau8lid)tlid) miro bic Glienbabnfra9e
9esenltano WiatI9er Seratbun9cu wers
Den. Der umfan9 oct parlamentarilbe n
Iufgabsu fir Die lauienoe Sellion lit
biernad ELL lebr bcoeutcnOer. 0aS
Ibaeoroacten6aus nil sunadt Die 8es
ratbung oeS Stoat56auSbaltSctat5 Bis
our WtItte osS WonatS Wdr5 gum Ib.
ldluB fabren. oamlt berlelbe nadb oems
ua9lti9er Seratbuu9 in S~errsnbaulo
leoenlauS Dot @noe Wdr3 aur eno9altis
gen 6sltteuuns selau9e. Wfaa poift
looann i'm NbseorOnetcnbaule nod etc
nlse Der bereits in Der 8orberatbun9 Der
Gommilliou belinOll1en Gntwhrfe, riels
leld)t audi oa8 @cIes iiber Die ~epangel;a
ide &irbenutriaNans bis Sltcrn ourd)a
berotben gu tonnen. Sci Der Yriiuug
oe5 Staat8bau3DaltS ut e5 berejtS 3u
le9r erre9ten Deb0tten 9efommen, woSu
ots nSeebanbtuns" osm IuItoB CAB.
Die oereini9ten 6enoalsn, N9rarier uno
oaa Centrum uerluhten nit auer Wtadt,
benz 6tnan3miulltsr @ampbauleu cine
Nleoerta9e 3u bereiten, wo9e9cn Die
0orti1rittspartei uater Der 6iibrung
BON @uscn Jtlhter unb Die 9tatlouallis
beralen unter HaSter erfOl9rei1 alls
fdmpiten unO Defenders Glbter in uers
ai1tenoen Norten Oas Irslbsu Der re.
aierans8feiuOllden Suntsrparlst 9ei'
Belte.
2aut elmer bonn Sauoe[smini(lcr Dem
abseorbastenhaule por9ele9teR uebers
Iiht iiber Den 6ort9aug uno Stano ser
StaatSei I'M Sabre 1875
%itanoeu BON oen pom 9aubta9e pom Wtai
1865 bis 1875 bsruiuisten @ileubabn.
sreSiteu in Sobe BON 725, 874. 900 Wt.,
Saoe 1874 nod aur Usriasuns Gill;
559.373 W.. im Sabre 1875 lilO net.
ter absrwiclen 59,765.651 &C., mitbin
bleibeu fir 1876 aoA 4S9. 59a, 722 Wt.
llsbsr Ole in alien 3betlsk Der Wto.
narAie in ben lssten Eagen aufsetrenen
S%erpeernu9en our9 QOd3wafer l4reib.
Die miniteriene rBropin3ialcorreipon.
ocns: Da8 nlSslih sinaetretene Ihans
, 1876-04-06
0irotnia @taatS>Wa5etGe
tasHp teraussssebsa son
3sbn 9, pfin.
20. g. 3malfte Straee.
il d m 0 II b. 9 a.

YFsNe D1t HHts1BeH' -
'&ta Square, elm WIal 70
Gin Gauare, srei WRal 5s
gin Sanare. hrei Wln1 aaSS
Sin Sauare, cine ge16e , az
Gin eauare, etnen WeSnas IN
GIN Sanare. brei Otonate Ivy
Srbsere anssisen merOsn btG8sr bert@het.
Ndt pser reuiser Sci en- Otlbsn einen SQUARE,
VIE Nn,etsen tinb i'm @vraus 3a satlen.
Die 2cttums wi,b IN N,1mOnb GnS uta-
as1enb Son ben 3Tsern far IS @snts per
9Sphe auSssiragen.
, 1876-04-06
IIrfei.

GasH q, 5. Npril. Man pernimmt
oab Oeltrei@ ben aon5en drstli6en
@tab, melder sum Seiitonoe oez oer=
:uunbeten uno tranfen Sladtlin9e mad
Moutem9ro seihttt wurbe, 5uridberu=
fen bat.
@unntas Tandem in Der @eseno Don
Grobuluo swilden Den Surfen uno Dos
niern &dmpie lott Die Den san5sn Sag
ooucrtcn. Aaberes 1T barber mod MD:
befannt scwnroen.
Na4 llopcni1hen 8eri6teu bcabli6-
ti9en bic Sniursenteniiibrer, Dem 3D.
ron &oOiA mor9en pOr5uidlasen bic
Iusfabuuu9 Der oon Der Sirtel perlpro
6euen G%eiormen 5u beidleunisen; fer
Ier, oas Die tiirf;l6en Sruppen bic Ser
5e9ouina eerlailen, Die Sniur9enten nit
Gebcnsmitteln auf Gin Suhr ucrIchrn lpel
Den, Die 9cbtercn Die G%rlaubuiB, @Ghtn
81 tragep, erbalten, uno Die Md9te Ell
ne @arautie roiiir iiberne1men.
2onbon, 5. Mpril. Sem rSton
barb" lit Don @ien scmeloet moroen,
oab in oem am Sonntu9e in Sosnier
itott9ebabten SreHen bic Siirten cine gre
&c Auantltiit Munition, ionic picle
Pieroe unb S6la6tuieb oerloren baben'
, 1876-04-06

GnglanD.

Qpnbon II, 5. 9lpri(. SIM unterboarle
finbiete .seftsrn Nudmittog Sr. &ghans
Die Ginbrinsun9 zines @ntra9es an our
lorsfaltiscn 9riifun9 BEG gtats fin
1876, I'M bel Der 9crobiebnn9 9ciuRlel
@oronldldge Die ipdtsre NotDmenoi9-
feit elmer -3uiob<S teue, gu er,pd9er.
Sn 9iperpool oauert Der @usltaao Del
'Sodarbeter fort.
, 1876-04-06
5nlanDitar gepeIbea.

e a, s.. @pri1. SIN eonobi.
l6en Yarlament lpurOc porgcitern 4benr
i'm Sermte Elm SobelSbci0IuB 9e9en Oit
&e9ierun9 9cnOmmen, ipeil tie Die cana=
bii9e Pacificba9n nibt f0rocrt.
3 0 II, 5. Mpril. Su MorceI te'
bcrri6tc 9eltern bis lpdt 4tenOs cir
bsfti9er GhnceIturm, 10 Oab oprt De,
@ilcnba5n 0erfsbr unterbrosben purOe
I'm otbt ll6r lag Der S0nce einen Sui
tief.
YbiIa6elpDio, 5. @pri1. @or
Yottaoile, penni., miro 9cmeloct, bol
Der Wtinenarbeiter Yotrif 9~tugbcrtl
seitern in Clip C Srs. @rubc nerun9lild
te.
Omoto, 5 april. Na6e 9Rc@re-
9or, Sopa, lief ein 3ug Der uGbicdgo'
Miluanfee= ct. Youl=8abn" bon Der
G6ienen unb ltiir6te in einen @ro6en.
N}iB Wolcott, Gb.9arri2, S. 9oloerIDn
8. ". Gbole on0 Trou u. 5tarrs lpurs
Den mebr poer penl9er l6}uer perlebt.
81. 2oui 8, 4. Npril. 3wiI4en sc
uno 40 resiItrirte Griefe lino fUrSIid
aus Der Poit 9cltobIm worocn. Git
9pcSial agenten Softer uao Soot(
forl9tea Dem 9iebe eiue @o0e IaNq
mad uno baben 9eItern Den GypreBayen=
ten 9ingmore in Barlonsy &ania8, per-
baftet, Ser Mlann sehano ltine S0uIo
Elm uno er|tattete $70O-$S00 BON oen1
9eltOblenem @eloe 5urjid.
nGronSiscp, 5. Npri1, &in(
9epelde ben 5ucion, Nri5ona, meloet.
Dap Der &rieg in Sonora oobur@ gu
@noe 9in94 ooB Ole Snlnr9enten ano Die
f0oeralen Sruppen Treunol4aft l1lol-
len unb Der Gommanocm Der Seq
teren, 9s9quiera, Die 6ludt cr8rif.
Mooiou, Sno., 5. NpriI. Gin
al9elestes Sener 5erit6rte leste @a6t
Die Stalun9en BON :. s. 9teioersIoff,
nit einem 9ieroc, Sug9p, aHbe, Wagcl
uno onocre @ert4la4en, @erlult S40,-
900; ni0t eerlidert.
st 2ouis, 4. Npri1. S6omos
Sraep, mel9er un9efdbr 6 Meilen Don
garlihsoj1s, ST., po9nt, eri9oB geIterN
Nbeno feline 6rau, crl9lu9 oann iein 6.
jdbrises S0Atcr6cu nit Dem &olben ocl
Slinte, worauf er li6 cen 0aIs nit Ell
mem 60lddtermcIlcr obl6nitt, Sracg
lebts iebr unSliidli6 nit ieiner Srau, u.
bielelbe bate mcbrfo@ gcoro9t, ibn 5u
perlaIcn, @eltern Nbeno Ocrlu3te Ne,
lire Srobung ausjuilbren, was bic
SrasDole suy Sol9c bate.
, 1876-04-06
Gpanien.

Mobrib, 5. @pril. Sc miro beriG=
tct, bob Der SinonsnniaiIter bel Sone-
luns bes gtats cine 9eroblebun9 oca
Soldre Der &irAen- unO Gs9ierinssbe=
omten url 2O-25 Yros. por9ei9Iagerz
fumic auf SeiNleuni9uns Der ummano
lung oer ritfItdnoisNn Coupons in 8
,proaentise @du1oideine, @usaabMne
bes eiuen 8ros. in Saar uno Der slpc:
Yros. in @Aulol1eine 9%eorunssn Sat
, 1876-04-06
Tranfreid.

8er3aid1e,a. 5. Mpril. Gum NDd'
5ibcntcn 0ts Gtots= GDmites prroe 9e=
,Itsrn @ombeito erlpdblt. Sci u~eberuab-
me oes 8oriiscs lieb er lid babin oer=
ncbmen, baB es Die 9flibt oes Gomitea
lei, Die &esieruns ibren 5orocrnnser
aur Sebung Der MuraI uno materieuel'
SntereIlcn Su ltnterIiilben.
, 1876-04-06
G8gpten.

Cairo. 5. april. Sic 6einbiIi9tei.
ten liub siusefeQt woroen. Sic 6rie-
Observation-Disclosures nit berSelanotl4oii
bes &6niss GoIa l@rcitcn uoren Yrin1
SolIun, Der esppiii6e Obereon manoeur
hat 8eiebl CUR Eiidtsbr mad @9yptcn e,
balten.
, 1876-04-06
Na9ridten aus Gentrals uno Saos
Wmerifa,

8auamo, 25. MdrS. Bad einel
SepeI6e aug Der Sauptitaot BON @uo=
temala bat 9ououras nit Der Yeibulf,
Der @uatemaliIdem Streitfrdfte intel
Dem @ouperneur Solores Die Nrmet
San Saluaoor's seldlageu. 2estert
bat Iid bon 9%ououras surild se5o-
gen.
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Sppctte'en erite8 @eIb.. ........S 49l, 7o7 90
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6onfo II Der Statt Ybtapeppa 76,l93 80
~ ."el etn'thna t.'..""".... 63,060 90
S'f Slaot Sat1tstlre "".".... 1850 90
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Waisr- CaIlsbeu, g taetj tttsbura $1,000 90
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CsS, : t@dtrs Ielarasf........... 20,60O 90
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$l,559,8 53 76
, 1876-04-06
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
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nub IN G&uplf L 6afeh..>..$l5O.f 100 90
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Baar il 6Glten Yon A0ereH si
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Fadr III Siu. I'll IL. III p.r &. t.. So 2533 "a
Nar a"se eli NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 42,t0l 81
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6eueroerIuF tsr,1ttu Ii ,te;ahlt$ 81 029 IS
2tptoenp.u 3e pEnng......~" 52S 90
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%571,215 40
. mt Gapjta', 1000 @fticn, IL
S97i,2l5 40
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