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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.

--Ballou's Magazine, the cheapest
in the country, aud the most interest.
ing in every respect, is issued for the
month of April, and a nice number it
is. NJ. Quad, the great humorous
writer of Michigan, gives us another
installment of his story, and there are
numerous stories which are of the most
absorbing interest, and we'll calculated
to entertain o household. The sea
yarn in this number is particularly
worthy Of notice, and should be read
by all the old salts in the country.
Published by Thomes & Talbot, 90
Hawley Street, Boston, and for sale
at all the dcpots in the country at Is
cents per copy, or at $3.50 per year,
subscription, postpaid.
-Franklin's statue in Printing
House Square, New York, is one of
the most demure looking objects in
the world, yet for all that it was caught
casting admiring glances at a pretty
girl; for which it wasn't really so
much to blame as she not only had a
most charming face but was most
tastily and bewitchingly arrayed in
becoming garments made after the cell
ebrated domestic Paper Fashions" F"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15

The fifth anniversary of Sam Ir-
wins married experience, ligneus nup-
titals, or in Kings English wooden
Wedding" on Monday evening last is
said to have been very pleasant oc-
casion all round, wash-day, the wealth.
er to the contrarywise notwithstand-
ing,-would advise the holding of
these anniversaries III future on some
other day than Monday, as on that
day it is more difficult to foreclose on
clean shirt for the frolic, (but after
all can turn shirt collar and meet
such occasions). We have not time
nor space to enumerate those present,
but among them were Rev. VIM. FL
liot, Hon. j. A. Dale, Hon. J. G. Dale,
Hon. j. A. Proper, A. B. Kelly Esq,
DR.. Coburn, A. IL. Partridge, T. B.
Cobb, Capt Kepler, I, j. Van Giesen,
G. w. Robinson, d. w. Clark, and
Others; ladies in proportion. II. l..
Cochran Esq, of Franklin, (whilom
editor of the SPECTATOR and lady we're
there. The presents on the occasion
were varied in pleasing gradation,
such as, brackets, rolling pins, axe
handles, stave bolts, (garnished),
kraut cutters, mouse traps, and last
but not least, the wooden rooster of
Mr. T., (which should be seen to be
appreciated" The idea of this "Har-
risburg Eagle" must heve been sug-
gested TO the worthy donor by reading
the Legislative Record. Time and
space forbids further comments con
cerning the chateau, samirwin, and
Monday night.
The Clarion Democrat, speaking
of the proposed we'll at the north end
Of this place says: "They are bound
to see what it is away down under
ground about there that has such a
strong small. If they don't find oil,
the holes will be taken up and utilized
for post holes in building fence around
the extensive farms of the stoekhold-
ers, and the gas equally divided be.
tween the political parties for cam
paign purposes" :"
There is no question as to what
causes the terrible stencil that Clarion
is noted for. The smell of that Demo.
crdt Office drove one man clear down
to Columbus, o. As for gas, if Browns
supply was utilized, we wouldn't hear
of any more gas wells being purchased
TO run Pittsburgh manufactures. He
has enough and to spare, to run all
the smelling works in the United
States.
-Shryoek & Delamater, proprie-
tors Of the Meadville Carpet House,
have removed to the new Delamater
Block, having found their old quar-
tiers entirely inadequate to accommo-
date the large stock their trade de-
mands. Their new rooms embrace
No. 3 Water ST., No. 8 Chestnut ST.,
and No. 2 Market Square, of the Del
amaler Block. There is no better
place in Pennsylvania to buy Carpets,
Lace Curtains, Wall Paper, or any
thing else in their line.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15

covered with hard wood trees inter-
laced with almost impenetrable vines
and underbrush, are when cleared,
very rich, and very productive. Su.
gar cane and all kinds of vegetables
are raised on these lands, and, if a
good market were handy would bring
large returns if properly worked and
manageds
Refreshed by good nights sleep
and good supper and breakfast, we,
in company with party of Pennsyl-
vanians from Tunkhannock, went to
church in a primative structure which
has been erected there. The sermon
was delivered with an JUNCTION by a
northern man who is down there for
his health. The singing was pretty
good. But we were really interested
in the motion of swift" a small
species of lizard, which caught flies
with dexterity off the windows, and
sometimes off the coat sleeves of some
Of the congregation!
In the afternoon Jim Russell, the
great Indian River guide and boat
man, came up to see US. He was as
drunk as lord, and remained so
while we were in Sand Point. This is
the man whom the Florida book-ma-
kers hold up for our respectful admir-
alton. We tried to, but couldn't ad-
mire him.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15

"A receipt for Petroleum Oil bear
ing date twenty-five years ago, is a
curiosity, yet we were handed one by
Mr.. H. II. May, being dhted June 20,
1852, for oil obtained Of Mr.. McClin-
took, Of Oil Creek, the value of the
oil being twenty-five dollars at this
time, or one dollar per gallon, This
oil was obtained by the old blanket
process of collecting oil,-the oil ris
ing on the surface of springs aud
streams, was absorbed in blankets, the
blankets wruDg out and the oil thus
expressed. Saw mills used this oil at
that time for lubricating purposes in
all this region, and it was recognized
then as the best lubricating oil ex-
tant. 1t was also used for lights at
the saw mills in crude state. 1t was
usually put up in small barrels then.
"A child was born in Baltimore
the other day without head, the first
case Of such monstrosity on record.
--Er. There we can now see how
unfortunate we were. Had we only
been born without head we should
have escaped many agonizing hours
our mother couldn't have pulled our
ears when we refused to pick up chips.
-Suger Grove Journal
Don't lament, sonny. You came
about as nearly being born without a
head as any one We ever knew of, and
that you have is empty. As to ears,
you could spare the first two joints Of
each of them.
Last week the weather was bright,
balmy and beautiful, and although
trouting is out of season, one could
hardly resist the temptation to go out
AMI try his luck. The state of the
weather on Monday and Tuesday,
however, drove all such thoughts out
of everybody's mind, and we have no
idea that the trout will be disturbed
until the proper season is fully come.
Forest county came nearly being
minus an Asscmblyman last week.
As Hon. j. B. Agnew was coming
home, on the p & +. r. r., when the
train was near Williamsport the loco
motive came in contact with a slide,
and the train was somewhat wrecked
in consequence. Several persons were
injured more or less, but none killed.
Mr. Agnew escaped without injury.
--Edenburg, Clarion county, bears
the unenviable distinction of being
the boss town for rows in the whole
oil region. Five fights were lost and
won there one evening recently inside
of twenty minutes. A man who isn't
on his muscle goes around there with
a muzzle on, and then has mighty
hard work to keep out of trouble.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Prof Klein's dance at Partridges
hail on Friday evening next, will be
the last of the season, and will doubt.
dess be we'll attended.
old Daniel Drew, Of New York,
has gone into bankruptcy. He has
been considered for years, one of the
soundsst men ON Wall St.
.-~J. Bride & CO., 767 & 769
Broadway, N. Y, sent us one of their
prize packages, for which they have
our thanks. They want agents.
-clover seed. Timothy seed, and
full line Of gardea and flower seeds at
Robinson & Bonner's. 4Stf
The oil men had meeting and
dinner in Oil City last week. 1t is
said that they can eat more than any
set of men of the same number in the
State.
On Saturday afternoon the roof
of Derickson q Co.'S stave mill caught
fire in some manner, but was discov-
cred in time to be quenched before
much damage was done.
"A Mr.. Irwin of Union city, rela-
tive of ESQ Irwin, of this place. is
thinking seriously of moving to Tio.
nesta, and starting handle factory.
Hope he will comes as he is well spo-
ken Of by those who know him.
---Wm. Richards house was on fire
on Sunday last, and was saved from
ruin by few buckets Of water. We
are without particulars. A FIRE en-.
gine wouldn't be bad thing for this
town, in such cases.
The work on the oil we'll will be
commenced shortly. Messrs. Grove
Il Hart are only waiting for an en-
gine which they have ordered, and
when that arrives the rig will be all
ready, and operations will progress
rapidly.
The oath Of Office was administer.
ed to Judge Taft, the new Secretary
of war, on Saturday last, and he enter
ed at ouce upon the duties of his
Office. There will probably be no jobs
in that office hereafter, as Belknap
made that kind of thing unpopular.
Len. Agnew had a female dog.
The dog manifested a bloodthirsty
disposition, and now sleeps in the val
ley. On Monday morning this fero-
cious canine killed two hogs, three tur-
keys aud three chickens. This breed
of dogs is not songht after much Just
now.
JAS. Doyle was taking a wagon
load of machinery out in the country,
one day last week, when, by some
ineAns the load upset. Jas. falling un-
der. But he held on to the lines, and
the horses started up, and pulled him
out Just before the load came down.
A narrow escape.
During several days past, pigeons
have been flying over this place, bound,
we suppose. for their old rOost at Lam
entation. None appear to light about
here, aud they fly SO high that the
longest range gun in the county could
not reach them. We expect to hear of
q raid on the roost by that Tidioule
nauy soon
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

DUrgess--JouS REcK.
:. .Cb"neiimen-u. W. Robinson. s. A..
Warner, A. Il. Kelly, s. II. Hasiet, A. II y.
Partridge, ~. o. Davis.
Justices Of the Peace-D. $. Knox, G. a.
Randall.
& COnstdbie--IT. Swaggart
d. .Schooi Bircctors--n. s. Knox, II. o. na-
xts,. 5. y. Wolcott, y. n. IIasIet, A. B.
Kolly. ID. Clark.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15
SETTLE.

| hereby give notice to all parties
owing me to call and settle before the
first of April, After that time all ac-
counts will be left in the hands of a
collector. VIM. LAWRENCE.
March 7, 1876.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15
TIONESTA MARKETS.

CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY,
BY Robinson q Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Judoe-T4. u. wErMopF.
Assecidtc Judges-Jos. q. DALE, ED-
WARD KERR.
1reasurer--S. J. SETLEY.
Prothonotary, Register 6 Recorder, &C.
d. w. CLARK.
Sherig--JUsrfs SHAwKEY.
COmmissioners--ELI BERLIN, ISAAC
LoNo, JOHN REcK.
CSunty Saperfnteadeat-u. s. BRocK-
WAY.
District dttorRee-S. n. IRWIN.
Jury CommisSioners--H. y. TowNRR,
LYMAN Cook.
County .SarreVor-T. y. COLLINS.
Coroner-M. ITTEL, JR.
County Auditors-NIcHoLAs THoMP-
SON. J. II. NELL, II. A. ZuENDELL.
Member Of Congress --OEo. A. JENKs.
AsscmbIy--J. B. AoNEw.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15
- -
MARRIED.

BOWMAN - WENTWORTH Tio-
nesta, March. Ii, 1876, by Rev. w. Elliot
of Nebraska, this county.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15

Prof Klein's dance at Partridges
hail on Friday evening next, will be
the last of the season, and will doubt
dess be we'll attended.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15
1Yfrle nf Il.nfna

Train %, south, and 81, north, are LIST
GLASS; the others arc accommodation
frslYlits. These trains only are allowed to
oarrv passengers.
On tho River Division t. G. from oil City
10 Irvlneten. up the river Is North down
the rivor, south.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-03-15

God fish, White fish, Trout and
Mackeral at Robinson & Bonner's. A
, 1876-08-18

Woraipa.S bal, 10 ipiirbe bamit oer Rdtipi
nod, lait9e nidlt entihteoen ietn.
DEM an Der WforanQa be9inrt oaS eigent=
lide 8erslano, bort miro erit Der &i
%bs9inutu, mie i'm bt' Serben gemobnt iino,
Der Guerilla @ebir9strteg. @enn Die Cir
fen SabrelaNo pergebenS in Sosnien unb in
DER Serse9orpina Die anfltdnoi9en @uerIIioS
be~fdmpften, miro lblleu cine gauge oraanlIirte
Irmee IN ben Ierbilden @ebir9en nod better
0ioerltanD leiften. 3o3u tomrnt, Dob aie
gerber aue 80 Ter unb Belber III Den Rie=
oerungen abbrenneu unb Die Sirfeu nod ben
0ieit perluiiiter, 10 oaB Die leetern ELL gang
b rtpiiltetes 3erratu mi 6idrn baber.
Die Soeef baB Der arle9 lest oortet lei til
unr .d)tiq, Die Serben fonuen IeDeniaIls
on Gebirasfrieg fdnsere Get uuO guar nit
Sprtbetl fiibren unp geidldb es aud nur I'M
u~rlere 6rieoenS gebngungen i'll erha!ter,
it, in Die Serlnittlun9 c%lntrttt, Die gar nlf)t
| ausblelben INN. SIN Gnaenblld erfldrel
| Die 3iirten in ibrem SIege8be,uubtl in, oat
lie Uillan abb ZEN unp etnen ncuen Siirllel
| e~inieBen meroeu, uno baB lie gar felne Ser
mlttlung bel Serbien annebmeu merben. Se'
Dtontenesro, oaS aciie9t. bat, io%lSerrnltteIunl
%aneenomnnel peroen. 0aS tit Der Gortbei
uel6eH ie Dem Sie9er 5u9eiteben m ii Ell
, 1876-08-18
Srautf1e @e8eIa9erer.

usber Ole YliinOerung eines lpantid n
YpltwagenS 5wli6en Seulla unb . eloa er.
fahlt man hOt foI9enbe intereiante @1n,I'
1eiten: Die Hduber iuhten bie He,lenoen
III bsrnhi9,n, inOem ie linen ia9ten, &c
banole lih Ia 9Gr niht barnm. Semanoen
ftmas Al gete Al tbun. @iuem Ssrrn, nd.
der IN Ve9isitnug ielner s OIL reiite, btbeu.
teten lie: .Shre 8=an 1T bier eben 10 gut
aufsehobeu, ME in Shrem etgenen Sluie".
uno oaoei maren le 10 gallant. .ielelbe niht
~ fllebeln. sic 'rasten nod perrn 2lntou
Snntb benz rno oerlangten Die SblIK | ,u
ben 3lId)sn, pslIe Die I'm Sefiee o~eielbeu
ntfinoltheh Al 900 DuroS entbislten. 4tS
oeilelbe ote Serans9abe oerWel9erte uno er.
t!dlte. Ilebsr lttrbeu Su WoIsn. III Bhauoslts
lbn ether aus b r Saupe. OOd eln aaosrsr,
wslher Der Suhrer Su isiu ldien. trlt iofort
ca3wii1sn uno aSle: n0on Antonlo bari
nttt mtBhanoelt ne oen." Ser Guiiiuoh
wuroe ssn0thlst. auf ben Dasen 81 isisen,
no unter e,ner ~leoerneu Sede oaS @epad Der
Reiienoen iiano. Als er obsn aug, fommen,
fra9te mau ibu: USE piel Stnen iuo Do ?"
- Heun" antportete r. -vOas ltiUmt
ltrnnter oamu + Gin &sjsnoer. welds,
eiuen II inen Softer bel iit finite, Der ebe''
fauS 10000 I'll os in baar,m @eloe euthIsl i,
~tIetterte oui esnWa9sn inter Dem Sorwanoe,
be'm Auslaoen bebuIfib su ieiI. IS selans
ibm eur1 ieine &uatt9teu nno msbr nop
ourd) ie,ne @siprd6,atslt, Die Nuim rtiam
felt Der &aubev non isinem tleinen Shaee,
poriiber er Sedm mo ionitlSes &eiiesera.b
9eWotien bate. apsulenfen nno beniFlbsn su
r item. ntb. rbaupt iGlen Der game Streld
mot bon 9eutfn auSgefibrl 5u iein, Die fid
oas Steblsu anf Der ganoiraSe 3um Sernit
trforen baben. Sie waren melltens unrnb 8.
iaben oas @'pad ni1t sI' nod uno 'isbtn
0 II Hslsnben tire sd nd ahen. @i"ias
hatten ii6 burh Shpaiaen pes @ei1ts mo
psrlttule Iuipra9e untsnntli4 Ill MAIDEN &C.
iubt.
, 1876-08-18
Sic cage amf oem &rieess Sdant
plat.

Initatt ii6 init 6en pielen unoerltdlblid)eu
gtamen BON Srten. Ser9en uub Slliien aui
benz ierblib tiirfliden &%ritgSldnuplae Su
p!agen, iou man iih einfab 6ol0elloeS nler.
fen: AlS has nu9eiibte ierbIide Seer in
Snl9arten etnriidte, fam eS iebr balb Al uer=
lhiebcnen %offenen 2reffen, nit an l3abl uno
OlSclpltu iiberleseuen tiirtiid]en Strelttrdi.
ten. Oas Scrrain, auf meldem ggfdmpft
mnroe, mar 9erabe nidt ebeneS Selo, ~lonoeru
etpao fonpirteS 3erralu, leifteS Sii9ellauo.
Vie branen, taptern, be9etiterten, aber=
itle6t 9 fiibrten ierbti6en WtlllSen muroeu
Surid9eordl9t. SeionoerS ihleht louen lih
TIRE ipallahlben Yompogl ieE 9elhlu9en bas
ben. Su Serbten 9ibt eS udmlit 1901 600
Waladen, Die oiel peniger frlegerilh uno
mutbl9 ilno, ipie Die Gerber. Wtan mill
plele mauaGil6en @ompa9nien entpeoera uis
lDlen ooer inter auoere Ne9tmenter uertbe,s
len. Der Ylnn Der Gerber, Die Seltun9
Wtboin III Sulaarien 81 iiberrumpell, ihlu9
febI llno lbre 9Selt.Irlnee So9 1it nadl giles
oerlage hires Corps inter 3at Dor ben per-
eint9ten tiirtlihen Sen rdlen Gpoob uno SSs
man YaId)a oil Der Slmod ~entlona suriid.
Die Siirfen belesten oeH midtigeN Ylae
Saiti6ar.
SIN YIan Der tiirtiiden GtreitfrGfte lie9t
eS nad SrulbeipaB an Der Wiorapa por,lIs
orin9eu, I'M in 3bal bleieS HluIleS ben $3.50
mad Selgrao 81 9elulnuen. @S m.rb nm rim
iiber oaS anoere Dtal pertituoet, oaB Die Ger
bier fleDeu, oaB bieSiirfen portpdrtS orin9rn,
aber bel jenem Wlttl9eu Ynnft iinb ie nod
ulHt an0eIon9t. Cue gauge lerblihe peereS-
abtbeilung inter Si6ernaIeff itebt nod an
Der SrenSe bel 0iid, uno perfect ben Iilblif
ltebenoea tiirtllben 2ruppeu ben g9eg na6
Der Wiorawa. 4ussnommsn, aber aid
3ldernalefi weroe nod 8eihlasen NIB ale
turttld)eH 9eerbanien ergOleH liA in cas
, 1876-08-18
8cleien nnb bic Nicbcrlanbe in
Der &uuffhaue,

Dtit polem Hefte tonnte man ermarten,
oaB fotuObl Belgien, mie uamentlth audi Die
Nienerlanoe anf Der Centennial 8elts4us.
ftelung nit elmer relden NuSpabl BON
&unftlddBen erlter @laiie pertreteu leln Mir
ben. Dieie @rmartnng 1T nitt oil, in
pSuis permirfliht. %ionoern iosar iibertrofien
morben nno nnlerliegt es felaem l3pelrel,
bab bteie 2dnoer III ben an 9l0rSerolten
Yertretenen geretnet iuerben miiiien. @tlpas
enti6ieben 9blehteS, pie ri 8 4. .. Die
Transoien ben Se1udern Der Nusfteuung Su
bieten ma9en, finbet man iiberbaupt i'll bieler
MuSteaungen ntdlt, mObl aber iebr piel @u,
ties, baruntsr piele @emdlce, welbe ieoer
@alsrie CUR .3ierbe gereiben ipiirben. Die
fii4ri9iten &iinftl + beioer 2Gnoer babcn ibre
belten Berfe bierber seiaupt unb besbalb se=
pdbrt es Dem &unffreunoe gang beionOeres
Ser9nii9eH. bieie Ablbeilunsen su onrd)pau,
bern. Sod gang Defenders ueroient es her,
uorgeboben gu meroen, baB bic @emGloe io1s
ben neu 9eorbnet uno nnmerlrt morben fino
unp Smar 10, bab $50. l ncbeu $50. 2 auf9e.
bGn9t III, 10 baB man nidt erit lan9e in benz
&atalOs mad BEN E,tel zines SilOes gu iuhen
brauft.
Sn benz 9elsiiden Dspartement siebeu
5ipei srObe @em0loe bon Sl,n9emeDer
bic Gufmertiamfeit oes Seiud'ers auf iid,
tuetue ttHtH y,&gltIlltUtN UtuttUItI 81 0tOs
cletian'S 3eitrn" nnb n@ine Scene aus Der
SartholomduS Waht" oaritelen. @ui erites
rem Bib liest i'm Sorsersruuoe Der Iidrtp=
rer, has &reuS in Der Sano, wGbreno III leinen
Jiiben EN- SiSer. NIT tpeld)em er fdmpfen
iou, Die eaten burd) oaS Sitter Seines SafiaS
ftedt. Dnrh e.ne a~e0finete 2bir 9~e,uiunt
man bic gnsiift auf euleu Gbell beS 0eliiu.
ten Mmphitheaters, in meldem Der Cher
tampf itattiinoen iou. 9aS anoere, ebeniaus
g5dft efectuoue Bib felt eilen eolcn Suae.
notten bar, tpelder oaS Sdmcrt in Der Saro,
eutihloien 1T, feline 6anille mo Iein Giaeus
tbum au oertbeiol9en. 9eeteres Silo, ipeihes
bereits einen Saufer sefuuoen bat, 5eidnet
iih nod gans beicnoers our6 tiinitlerid)
Durhoadte uno auSsefiibrte yiht-@fecte aus.
Gin al rlisbfteS Sllo boil Sonneuiheiu lit
vStranb in Slantenber9be" betitelt lno Itelt
brei &inoer oar, melde BON Der See aus eluen
Canal 9e9raben haben, mn ELL Dtiniatur.
ififffem 6arauf itiuimmen Al lalie.I.
Sebr feline 0anoiuafteu fine Scr &c.
mon SluB in ben Iroennen" BON De SiIIeau,
DIE Diible bel Gems nabe 0ious" BON Ger
bons, .Wtorsen am a0nisiee" BON &ofiiaen,
v@onnen.llntergan9'' bon GooiemanS (ein
uortreffi6es 1iIb.) o9anoi9afi NIT auas
Ter" uOn De @eefer, ,,9iu6 BEN Resen
, 1876-08-18
Mateber Nbaam9. s MsAt as., M
= 80. IL $50

Natnten unt YerfauSsr!
5snl9 QDarp Sster's 5amilitn . Bsiuna tritt ibr,
Strbf.S alton an unp 8isbt lbsen 4bennsnteu aptt Der
srbeisn uup lhentsa Sisperapbt en-, spei aus,rf In.
~sisbsnesn $ilesrn. rs!Qs iptprs GpSane Inesn, ppn Mrs.
Nnetrion as Ssesnliuds ~ ,tfsrn Wide awake" mnb
Fast asleep. @esNttn aabsn immtnitn 0ifsia Is ut
biz bet, icmhl, 8eSplsns SeleseEpsti tlr lie gplt l,,f,rn
rem ist&tsass uap l6onfen UertIu s.Sea,nltanp unp be.
,ablen iebr pobe @ommiiNsn. SEQ Z frubus pber acne
lit.r Vprratp ~ aussnbiid t@sr Der .npana sorboup,n.
Die 8siiun9 ,sltf Rsrt uuIsr iantltsa . 3purnal,n obn,
ibrss @Iei6sn Ia, une N 70 popular, bag Fe bic arDat,
Nerbreituns IN Ger asrit hat! 0as r.itt' liteppor Ia,
Talent wire p%erpeneet. @ewarp @sstsasn's @%r,ablano
fanat aerapf al; ete frnbersn &ap.tel eeen BEN Whone'
nentsn s~slisferl. Dirs. 3tsWe's Ian srfstnts ,tOlos out
NV wife and L.. e3,nnt NIT BEN neutn Sabre ir.
atnb Stmane Der tn autss Saldr Deer elm unabb6n ,ose
St(tatt wunidt, 'eats fur @lreulars uno p,sisiiifs I'D nd
rpsabsn an 9. q. 6prc II. Co.. asp Bort. lvDiipt.
Ssa' e.. ss ".ss.,. s..'''H''9 lsenten perlaaat,
, 1876-08-18

@iues Der 9r6Sten Seblrtniiie
nnieler 3elt lit @elnnobelt, ia ie 1T oas erite
SeoiirIWB elneS ben Uienlden. 9eiuno'
belt lit Slid, lan9eS 2eben. 0,eies @ut gu
erbalteu ut ole erlte Yflift beS Dfenihen.
Gtl gutter Baum tann nur 9utem Sal1el
ertIprl, gen, @e,nuobelt nur reineu SGften.
Jtelnl9t oaber @aer Slut ourd) ben @eurauf)
BON Or Au9ult songs 9amburs
Ger &ropten, welh felt belnabe elrem
baleen Sabrbunoert BON Sauienben Sebrauht
nnb enlpfoblsn meroen,
, 1876-08-18

"einsliwenoen baben trtto. Iber Ser 9.
Oaoi8 bate ieiner Nntlport nod binjhfiaen
louen, meun mau itb BON 0euti6lano aus
an oaS amerifantidle Yolt tpenoen mole, 10
iei Der oirette Sermtttler oa3u Die amertfas
niide Br iie. In oiei uno ul6t on Die
anlerttaliiheu 9iplomater III 3eutiblano,
aebDrte bic 3%uienoung.
, 1876-08-18
3AweeH0 BtssssA


kabA ~ttientes Sd&d mts Dsspepfa sttaht N. Ssk
traual IA q. hi ttntrn Iueultihen Watie NIT BEN fae
xnbefsebarsn g~sriansen gu asen, paraf1bdI ~ nstmes
sns b1aao8 eura biz 8ur&t bapcu ausse8lDfen su i.ta
kat rsn 0tnuRs fHHtc Hnb fbr fur6tbers S&neraes
Am ans HaussenpGen. bA q ,utmn thla aaxRs, atts It.
sas u tabelu aubd, 81 an< hn Dpspsptsn i'd felbs
xxt itns CAN'T umsebuns. Die sladli&s Grstlt6ieb
hr EItinen virb Rt&t idnen sebulbd. bic eenk 6duS
A&leit wirs eias f~rtxblss unh ben patteHtea brtast eas
Dtunstftin. sst has esbn itm dne qaa VI anb ftlba bs
Rd&atu tba ntsea, niht ielten iur Deskwstgusa sas b
oAr ixu 6dbamsssa &tu pSrxa ~
, 1876-08-18
SSieber uuo faltcs Tieber.

.Sieber uno 9petIeliieber fir so Gents tlrirt. 81
9l'bt fem beilmittel in Der g8elt. Neltes 6ieber uni
S8etlelteber uno ale ipnIti9eu oerl1anoten &rantbeil
lti9e 8ieber loenen ourd) Raouap's giqen abgebplien
miro 10 raid beieiti9t ais uysabipao's 5teaop Reliei"
50 Geuts Der sslaihe,
, 1876-08-18
Star Wftn" plattorm.

Gliberslan3. siHe arUae 3terce. yin pslnanetste
olue InItt DsIsn. rragtk II &tltnnaaten en-. panbiun.
4ta as .. Atrculart 8rGIls ptr ltnpst. Aorttutst
bh - y al WV va
, 1876-08-18

0afna. S&sraAFeSr enthseen Gus Serborbeatn DIxA
4essu bteft 2ranftttttu "A .S&weftfu 9itttrs' pas pirs
Amfs 6&usmttttl, unl e Der beas 8lutrtin,ssr sa.. 80
~ aisbt 6btr plrt br @.bran& ID fpdi eb.r MID. A.nar
naA sa dautfuus ~btspanez. 70 bo5 OGDEN. Dlaisrn,
tt!tea aasbrenen, saxn mus Der @sbraa& fOiort tinA
sess SssSaasIshals silt1sFstafii.: '- N'''
, 1876-08-18

@L~n Meentei perlau9t. Quite oeleeenbelt, 0elD
5u p,rDleuen tlr Seut., mtl1e Ipre ,3elt Duer
e.nem &Dell Oappn Dem Strtaui unle.et
&yetlplttn Wlunlell. Hibernate SonmlllOneu. SWrelD.
laW utn Geo.hSnl9ei. ". ~. Npr Gods. Great
American .hea Co.. 81 umo So Selep oiruB..
1lelu YDtl. 4lpZoDIt
, 1876-08-18

Geaens EDdrsn ts f@rsdIt&ea G@merjea sastarN
pti&, btet Rranfbet NIT I'D brinsi. rpean tn benz ,S&I
tfH Bttttrs" Tin 5tilmitt.f sebstsn wtrb bas Ssbrr tfia
~erlanssn ianni g l!nbe. bts S&msr,sn tpfort une te
kr,ssftsttm @tbrauts wtrb bu patisnt sen Wp&e "
stet Ia. EsuftRht fesnea ben Gag. an ps&sn IL sfrdH-
la6t exr,en hieles pRnbnbart Seiattad % sebsaa3tA
, 1876-08-18
Martuan II. 60,

% 0arren, Gde s urd Ctr. Y. 9
II WobipaO Il. Gr., 81 9Sntren @tc Gburd) Str, 10
orf. Nustuuft. lnuienoe wertb miro ,Sh"'n 're'
, 1876-08-18
MNentem perlamat % Isa. Sss + y s@

t%auTelloe Bu9, lpeIdes i pn1licirf por0en. W{an IaiIe
li6 probelelten foinineI ilno unlere Grtra sNeoingur.
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