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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-02-24
DIR. Pierce.
From the Toledo Blade.

Success is never achieved without merit
A man may make poor article and sell it once,
and there being 40, 100000 people IN the United
States. the sale to each one would be enough to
make q decent fortune. But an article that
holds the field year after year, and the sales OF
which increase regularly and rapldly, must
have absolute merit. r. pY9Wg0r 4 Knf
81 DIR. r. Y. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, occupies
our entire eighth page to-day with his various
articles We admit it, because we know the
Doctor. and know of his articles. We know
him to be a regularly educated physician,
whose diploma hangs on the wall OF his othce.
and we know that he has associated with him
several OF the most eminent practitioners IN the
country. We know that parties consult him,
by mail and in person, from all the States III
the Union every day, and that they are fairly
and honestly dealt With. ~, e3E4pa
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20 YEARS sUFFERER-CURED BY THE GOLDEN
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DIR. r. " PIERCE r<sasx - rv<8 h
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person of the truth Of this information. am,
sir, yours respectfully, WILLIAM RYDER
81 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, N. Y.hr
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MEDICAL DISCOVERY.

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04

Chicago, Jan. "a Washington
special to the Tribune says it seems
pretty certain that the recent circular
of the State Department respecting
Cuban affairs, did little more than
call the attention of the European
great powers to the Spanish passage
in the Presidents message. 1t is also
quite certain that the European powers
generally are of the opinion that
Spain ought now to control or aban-
don Cuba. The latest authentic IN
formation is that the Spanish govern
ment in its note to the European
powers, comedies the justice of the
opinion of President Grant, but re-
quests that a definite period be fixed
within which Spain can repress the
rebellion. Meanwhile, the request is
made that the great powers do not
consider any suggestion from the
United States. 1t is probable that
some time will yet elapse before the
President sends his special message on
this subject TO Congsess.
The Times st. Louis special says
that the experimenting architect of
the U. S. Custom House has received
orders from Washington directing the
stoppage of all work ON the building
for three months.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04

Denver, Col. Jan. S.-The legislature
met here to-day. The House elected
Alfred Buffers Speaker. The Council
will probably perfect its organization
tomorrow. The session will probably
be short and devoid of more than local
interest, as the constitutional conven-
ton is preparing State constitution.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04

To thciTravellng Public:
such As to give all who are passing Cheyenne
TINE TO SEE
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04

Buffalo, N. Y, Jan. s.-The tug
ingram left here this morning. Dur
ing the last three or four days several
canal boats have left for Ashtabula,
Ohio, and several boat loads of wheat
have been shipped to Lockport. The
harbor, river and canal are entirely
free of ice, which is an event worth
recording, as being unprecedented.
Treasurer Bork has not returned
as expected, but will probably return
this evening. He claims that his
partner, James S. Lyon, is as culpable
as himself in the ira nsactions made.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04
BY TELEGRAPH
.rroHrED rxrnrssIr ron rHr .oa..-s Ir.D,n.
N 4 @ II II R E p O Rss
The Tweed Case in Court.
Arrival of the Steamer
Salier.
The Explosion at Bremen
haven.
Treasurer Bork, of Buffalo,
to Return.
The Colorado Legislature.
The Colorado Legislature.

New York. Jan. 3.-There was a
large attendance in the Supreme
Court and the Circuit part too, before
Judge Westbrook this morning, The
two suits against w. M Tweed. for
six million and one million dollars,
respectively, being the first and sec
ond on the calendar. w. NJ. Tweed,
Jr. was the only member of the Tweed
family present. The argument was
begun by David Dudley Field chal-
longing tie array of the twenty-four
struck jurors in case number one.
The court declined to -tee down case
number two for any particular day
until the defendant's.c had seen
the papers.
Capt, Franche, of the steamship
Salier, arrived yesterday and was the
bearer of letter to the German con-
sulate of New York and has instruc-
tions to permit no one but the proper
authorities to board or leave the vessel
until the consul had read the letter.
1t was written by the Bremerhaven
authorities during the intense excite
ment following the dynamite explo-
sion, under the impression that possi-
bly, some traces that would lead to
additional facts in regard to the ex-
plosion, might be obtained on board
the Salier. Nothing however had
been discovered; one passenger, in
speaking Of the explosion, said, was
leaning against the mast of the Mosel
enjoying the scene, when suddenly /
fell flat on my face and heard a terrific
noise. 1 thought at first that the
boiler of the vessel had exploded aud
then 1 imagined it must be the boiler
of anothe2 steamer or tug. Pieces OF
wood, iron, glass and parts of human
bodies were falling around and upon
me and the scene was awful. The
steerage survivors of the Deutschland
were each presented with six dollars,
the balance of subscription raised in
London, and to-day will land and
leave for their destination.
John johnson, boat builder, while
returning home this morning, was
shot wien near his house, 737 Lafay-
ette Avenue, Brooklyn, and fatally
wounded. 1t seems that johnson was
met by two men, one of whom shot
him, and the other demanded S4OO.
The latter had no sooner made the
demand, than he exclaimed: He is
the wrong person. and the highway
men madsof. No arrests.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04

resumed their exercises. Meanwhile
lhe alarm in the basement reached the
congregation, worshipping above, and
WIN one accord the people rushed to
.ne Two narrow doors which open into
.ne porch. These were choked up in
Ie., instant, as Were also the stairwavs
son ng irom the galleries. MANY ner-
,r;na the galleries leaped from the
''.n,san "uo" 1.-THE : the ground; many Of the
the greater porh,-, of the ean,,ro ~ n"e un'il
had escaped into SC street aga tesa',on ,,
cause of the panic was wassscsr,a,,,' ,las me 'le
quiet restored. There W. - anu
life, but there were several -. ,s. oi
The evening Journal statcs ~.
Rev. Robert Laird Collyer has
cepted the call of the Second Churcl
of this city and will leave England OIL
the sth inst, entering upon bis dutie
here in a few weeks.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04

Boston, Jan. 3.-Whilc about 1000
children were attending Sunday
school in the basement in st. Mary's
Cat holic Church, yesterday, the drap-
cry, - the statue of the Virgin Mary
1k re. Some of the children raised
<<y of fire, and panic seizing
sey rushed for the door to
he 'teachars promptly closed
Me burning drapery having
rom the statue. The fire
Ioished and the children
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04

Brooklyn, Jan. 3-@The prosecution
of Loeder and Price, indicted for per-
jury, in connection with the Beecher-
Tilton trial, last year, was discontinued
to-day on application of the district
attorney for nolle prosequi before
Judge Moore, IN the court of sessions,
the ground of motion being that the
afidavits of these persons were not
made to be used in court, but simply
to affect public opinion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 3.-The sec
ond general assembly met at ten
o'clock this morning. Charles III.
Grosvenor, of Athens, was elected
speaker of the House VIM. Leonard,
Of Cleveland. chief clerk w. Brown
Lawrence, Sergeant-at-arms, and the
subordinates in accordance with the
decision of the Republican cancus OF
Saturday night. In the Senate. J. c.
Donaldson was elected chief clerk and
Z. l.. Jones, of Toledo, sergeant-at-
arms. Tho morning hour was occu-
pied with business pertaining to the
organization.
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OYSTERS

R@O YSTERS furnished to private
parties during the day ard evening.
octi-d&w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04

| nter-Ocean Hotel,
CHEYENNE, wYo. TER,
b. FORD, Prop.
The Largest and Finest Hotel between
Omaha and San Francisco.
Rooms. rne Parlors en- suite, ali elegantly
furnished and we'll ventilated.
Travellers on the Union and Denver Pacific
the eiMfER.SCEkN; the trains stop thirty
minutes TO three hours, one block from the
Hotel.
OYSTERS
throughout the Season.
R~ o YSTERS furnished to private
parties during the day ard evening.
, 1876-12-08
Nrcfie ner MnaeiSen:
neuelte tele9r. pepe(bea.
Ser &rieg int Sritnt.

2onoon, 5. Seq. Scr Barrier
Correspondent Der rSimcs" tele~Qropbirt:
.Gumdnien mirb auf Der beuorItebenoen
Goufercil5 feline Nniprii6e auf llnabs
Gdnsigfeit uno auf bos Seiibredt Der
9onuumunoun9en sur @eItun9 brln-
gen."
9onbon, 6. 0e5. Cine &euter'lde
Sepeide mcloet, ooB Elm tiirfildes gos
taillon einen ierbii6cn SOrpOIten in Ell
mem 9orfe, tpel6es ouf Der ierbiI6en
@eite Der Oamarfatipnslinie lie9t, an
9egrifGn bat. Sic @~eionbten in Com
]tantinopel muroen bon bieicr 8crleb=
ing oes WoHcnTi0ltonbcs bcna6ri@.
ti9t.
Gi6eneft 6. 9c5. Ser @roB-
Tarii Nifolaus, 8elcbIsbaber Der ruff
19en Sperationsarmee, fam 9eltern nit
leinem Stobe bier an.
, 1876-12-08
GarOvabde uadrlWtrn.

garmGaOt. yta0 Der UclhluBtara
ing ubcr bic 0feiA3cilenbabn wurOe
bic &anlmcr 0uf 5luet bi8 oret NOd)en
Uerta9t nm Der erlten &ammtr uno Dem
6inanSauSiduB @elegenbcit Sur cnbgil>
tl9eu Giui9un9 Iber oa8 Au89ay clubs
get 81 9eben.
Der Bralioent be8 Oberappe(lationS.
nno SahatIons9eriAtS, Oh. 3ent9raf,
loWie Der critic DIRECTOR oc8 OOigeri1t5
Der Prouins Startenbur9, Or. Sllber,
pnrOen gu lebenslau9lNen Dtit9lisoern
Der erlten &ammer oer SIanoe oeS
@roBber5o9tbum6 %crHannt.
Sn Der bielisen beutlds fatboliiden
0emetnoe lift sin Gonfllc jWil1cn Dem
Sorltano nno Serrn SoBanneS 0lou9e
auS9ebrohen, we9en 8er.uelgcruug pon
ELLEN Autnabme ais Wltglieo in Die
e%rltere. 0tonge bat leinen 8eitritt our
@emelnoe aui eInem llmUege ourd Die
StaatabebOrOe ermIttelt, mo looam btn
Sorltano ange9riHen, baB er fene Ser
lammluu9 battle uAO feline Nednun9 abs
lege, wrltc5 geeterer Auc5 nidJt aners
fennen mill. &me @emtluocUerlamms
lung belAloB, S,rrn Nonge Den Scttrltt
GUT 0em,mOe 81 beanlanoen. neil Otrs
lcIb nun unemI9telt unO S,lcItigHng
Oe8 SorltanOeS be3pefs. Der PrcOi9er
Der @enelnoe, 9l,ronymi Don Wtanl;,
oerfaBte I'M 4~ultra9e Oerielbcn cine o.
lentItde Grflarun9 uber ole SaAe uno
lpater uber lelne ei9ene Steuun9 Al
oerlelben ; nun bat NOn9e ldlieB .tA
9e9en 9IcronDm cine &lage wegen Ser
leRun9 Der &lrhcnucria0ung bel Der
SeDoroe eIn9ercl1t
unlsre beribmte 2~lltiltin 5Srau Sable
bat Elm Engagement NIT Der Wtencr poi
btibne etnge9an9en, uno guar 10, baB
eS zines @aulplel5 auf 0elallsn uorber
nidt %beearf. 2SIrO Der 8ertra9 leit,nS
Der 6ran Sable nlAt eIngcbalten, 10
miro cine @ouuentIOualltraie Don 12,s
900 4. faul9, Die lic gu Su9lea bat.
Sin arbaOlo9liNcr 6NuO BON 9roBem
Snterele lit in Der JtG0e BON 6rellaus
ber8beim 9eMadlt, no eln frGntllAer
SrAboi cntocdt wnrOe. Wtan 1T eirl9
Nit Dem A%us8rabeu beiAGlti9t.
2Srcmen. Son Oeuti@cn d3wil1en.
oedSpanaglereu, wsld)e im 4ugult in
Newgort lanocten, t0men Die metlten
bon Srcmcn, namIi1 $40 in 4 0Nli.
len; Don 0ambura MIR 7o5 &Dpfe in i
, 1876-12-08

Ser Graf @rammont, ei
ner Der lpiBigIten G0pTe in Sranfrei6
aur 3eit 2u0lpi9s XIV, wolte finit oel
Sof auf Soft zines erit aug Der gro
pin5 anocfommenen Goslmonnes beluitl
gen. O0ne i'm psitsr ols pnn Nniebcl
5u %fennen, 9in9 er auf i'm al nno Irn9te
Oh CT ipobl wiiBte, mas Die @0rtN
uYarabole" (@lei0niB), u6orlbo.e" (ol
berne 9OIi) nno vObole" Yfenni9) be
beutett? Ct 9laubte ben 6remOcn aus
ieiner 6oiiung su brin9en. 4aeln o6ne
1id lange 5u belinnell, ontlportete oieler:
yYarabple" lit Dos, mas Sic nl9t pcr=
lte0en, v6arihole" 0os, mas sic iooen,
uno uObole" oas, mas @ie wertb lino.
Diele pibige 4ntwort brofts Den Gro
fen i'll Die 0r6bte 8erwirrung, uro oel
6of 5reute iid, oob iiber ben 5torftn
einmal Elm nod Stdrtcrer 9etommer
mar.
Cine 2ei1 nUerb rennun9
Die 2cide oe8 Soiepb 5cnr1 2ouiS. Sa>
ron BON Yalm mur0e 9eitcrn Nbcno nod)
WoihinQton, Beun.. Qebrudlt nm oaIetbll
uerbranrt III mcrocn. @elteru Ibeno
o~erfiiQte iiG) 0err 2uquit u 8roofbori,
Der 2,ihcnheiorqer oc8 0fooiepelt 0oipl
tails Ono Der ercentrlId]c Oaron Qcitorben
mary, N GeQleitun9 mebrerer Serren.
mciileus Ncr;tc uuo Mit9lieoer Der tbco
lopbilhcn @eic1idoft nad) o~cm2utberan
Cemetery, 100 Die 2eihe leit 3 m6ri Ia |
CUR Aufbepa9runq Qeblleben mar. Del
oar9, ,peldJer aus 0lolenbol; 9cfcrtigt 1T
mulOe ioraian ac0ffnet, bcpor er lpeaQc
l1l fit muroc. DIE 2ei9e. wclAe ciubol
idmlrt mar. mar nod) gut crbalten mn
;ci9t meni9 SerQnOeruna war ieoob 10
ba,t luie 2coer. 9fodocm Der StrQ me-
Der geidloli II mar, murOe CT nud) 5erleg
SitD geid)Q{ft, I'M nit Der BenniDloan.la
@iicnbabn nad Dem Gcltimmun98ott Sc
bradt 81 meroen.
Den s3uq beQlcitcten folaenSe Scrren ;
Sol, Senrp Slcott unO Sen 4 s. clu
ton, DIE Teltament8uoilitreGer Oeagorone
Die Serren W?onadeii uno @lauatSt0,
Secretdre Der tbco opbiidlcn @eieaid)ait
Or. 3lnG, Bruf .Oulton uno mebrere}n
oere.
Sine inoil6e GcrbreununQ8u ne. sur
~}lufuobmc Der 2lIhc. wuroe 9meltern Dem
Sol. Slcott uon0crren GbaS. Drate gum
@'elhenf.
Die8erbrennung miro moraen fritz I'm
7 ubr itattfinoeu, unO mlro oieIer }ctua
ourh 3abrelde 3fcoen 9eicicrt ucroen.
(Sr. IT. Yr. y. 81
9ie @el0lpinOe in Dem 2ooen ocs
Srn. 8. M.ffth in Camden, Sci, nun
5 pprgeItern NaAt I'M $4,000 boar II.
eInen groben Sctra9 in 98ertbpopleren
reraubt.a
, 1876-12-08
Sapan.

9anSron5isco, 7. 9eS. Ser
9ampfer r@uelic" iiberbrinst Na@ri6-
ten aus Yofohama biz gum 16. Nopem-
Der. Ser japanelii6e 8remicrminiter
bat pcrfiinOet, olb SnoigO obne 3olab=
9obe ous9eiibrt werOen fam.
Sn &%anapalua fano am 7. NoUembcv
ein, 6euersbrunit tatt, wel0e 700 9du-
Ter serlt6rte. Sn Der Prouin5 G0i5en
,purben 40 Sduler zines Oorfts ourtt
cine 6latbwele EmQeriHen. Ser iapa,
nelii6e &ric9soampfer vlnp6upon"
i9eiterte oMl 2. Nouember an Der &iIte
Der YropinS Siilbe. A9t Offi3iere uno
Is Motrolen erttonfen.
9as Seuer, wel6es am u. Nopem >
Der in Sofio wiitbete, diderte Al Sdu
Ter elm.
Sr Den iiiolide:: unO meItli6en 9ro
pinSen wa cine bon einem uniufrieoeAen
Seamten an9eSettelte9tebeaipn auS9e5ro
0en. Die &ebeQen waren 1000 Dtann
itorf; 500 SOloaten DER &esterun5 limo
in Dem &riege 9efallcn. 81 HeoeIcn
wuroe am s.. Nouember 9elAla9cn unO
Die 0auptrdoelsfiibrer 9%efan9en. 2l9t
berlelben iino sum Sooe uerurtbeilt, uno
Die Gube lit wleoer ber9eittlt.
Sci SunOesoampfer uSenneHee" 1T
in OofoDama on9etommen.
, 1876-12-08
Spnaien.

Silboo, 6. 9eaember. Sie Sum
ia bon 8iscopa fat li6 Su elmer Gytro=
1ibuns periammelt, uno man beIiir6tet,
bab bic &e9ieruna oielelbe ouTl0ien
wirb. Sebcutenoe Mufteyuns berrlNt.
Sic Sournale empfcblen Dem Solfe Der
bastil6en YropinSen, li@ rubi9 ST. pcr-
1olten.
Senor Gontero, Ser @ouperncur Der
u9ant BON Sponien," lit seltorben.
, 1876-12-08
Sranfreib

garis, 6. Seq, Nlan 9lattbt oll-
9emein, boB Sr. 9uclerc nit Der Sils
bnng cines neuen Miniiteriums bcouf=
trost pcrocn pirb. Ni6ts @cpiiies 1T
jebo9 befannt. Sn elmer bcute Itntt1e
funoenen GcrIommIun9 Der 2inten wur=
De suge9eben, oaB 8rdiiocnt @acNlo'
bon Die Gon1titution ni6t pertcbt bat.
Gs wurbe feline Geiolutinn a%n9enommen
wel6e Mibtrauen scgen Die Ge9ierun9
anoeutet.
, 1876-12-08
Die Tnhkllr,

1T 6%eitinmt. bas ean5e ~bisbert9e 6eilperfabren an5
;uitoben, Ole Sur miro bur9 oas Iogenonnte
SoDhao nno bnr3 Ginnebmen pom Sobpnlner
bemtrtt., Sic 9obeaoer Set9en an, no bic &rant9ett
i3ren 9ts bat, NJ tief lie tte9t, un6 81 9[ei9cr
sSett 5ei9ett. tie bic Reconstruct oeS Yeeniden an.
Eauien6e itno tn ben lesten S,oet Sa6ren tn Der
&aoezanltolt, "a Stanton Str, Rem Yorf, 9ebeilt
poroen. Inter BEN @ebetlten ~befiuoGt lt6 ptc(e
Ner5te uuo Mpotbefer. Ole So9bdber unterI1eieen
itd pon dn6eret 8aoern baourd, oaB fte brett auf
, bic &ranf9eit etnwtrfer, uao ben franfen Stoi ents
fomme, ste ituo eth Ser6rennun9ss ODER Quslaets
/ oungS>RroceB ber &rantbettsitoffe Seoer &r1nfe
piro bel Der Inlpenohn9 oteier &ur I~o5ulasen fem
| ei9ener &ritt.- @enn Sernono bnr9 bteie 8dber ses
I beilt tit, 10 tit er mtrflt6 uuo rooita( gebeiIt, rpG6z
| reno mad Der bt8bert9en 9eilmetbobe Die Mitte(
4 Se1p6bnlid sefabrltder limb ats bte&r0nf5eitIel6
imp tt4 U3ters N 9an5es peer IecunOdrer Srants
4 betten ~etnlleI,t,
Sbeiei3 bic gvybd6er uGe 6rantbeiten, infnerli6
nno GuBerlt9, @furtrerl, 10 iino bod bic g8irfnn9en
I Bel fol9enoen Rranfbcitet, beiouoerS peuu file I'D
| nod in %ocrteit 3%nitanoe 6%efiuoen, gon5 ouBeroroent~
LID: Iieber, ie(bit @erpenz rno Spphu8fte6er,
/ merbe1 iebr i6nea, 9etp0bnlib nit 1-3 8Goern,
~turtrt, SatSs unO SnngeniGtpinoiudjt ptrb,
l beionoers bel iunGen seuten II, TN eritet Stabiun,
ge'p6bnli9 let9t @fHrtrt. @a3erludt, 0t0eMs
c6euIo Nu9ens uno STANDARDIZATION, folSte aae
iHplilitifd)e 6rant9etten in ieoem @ra6e. Set
duBereu &ranfbetten, 8rattotDnnocu, 0es
idl,oiircn, Setopbeln &c: tit bte Mirfung cine
\ pl6Sttbe II. itdtbore. Nur elm @oo lit bturet6eto,
nm Seoen pom Der ~SSirtln9 sI ii6erScu9cI. Mas
ecutrebs nnO Die io8euannte Ssaruz o6er
| 3ueferrnht (etne Ills ieBt unReitbate Nrontbet0
| purben sebet[t. 8et lebterer Srantbett seben %
! 4roSent bes 3suGeritoiies nit iebem Babe bard oeR
4 uriu ob.
\ Ole Sobez un6 Ginne6mee @u(ucr wer6eu naS
4 iebem Qlab i'm 2auoe p~eriouot, Der 4reiS oes
/ 8a6esQu(pers TT So, Der bcS @tnnebme : Buluera
\ 81. 9tar laie ib cine 8toidire i5er bte 9obfw
III en9ltIaer ooer oeuti9er Spro@e i4tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss
"a Stanton Ctr, (Box 1S99l,'
9ew 9ort.
, 1876-12-08

gen. Gr bate li@ als 8. 2armour Don
4bilaoelpbia ri9iitrirt; icine gBdi0(
war 9. %. geiei6net.
2itt1e 81 If, Nrf., 6. 0eS. Ndt
sroBe 9ols9ebduoe 9inter Dem MrienOic.
Gi9cntbum Der 9unocsre9ierung, rel6a
als Guartiere fit 5olOoten benubt lprr
ben, brannten 9eltern Ibenb Oh. 9oS
Scuer entitono in elmer G6reinertpcrf
ltdtte in Sol9e cines l6aODaften S0orl
Iteines.
, 1876-12-08
9aldnOi(6e pspe(9en.

Newurt M.'S, Z. 9e5br, Gin
nnbefamnter Wonn i'm Nlter BON SO
Sobren purbe pOrselern Nbcno i'm
DNelparf=Sotel" bewuBtlos in leinem
Sstte 9eiunbfn uno ltarb seIteru W2or-
, 1876-12-08
Gtrginia Staat8<1a5etEf
ta9lte berauses8eben Son
9Obn 9. II.
80. s: 3m0lite Stra6e.
u d. III ), V a.

@ubScriptiprs 9retfe*
l., e,tr Sc 90
e.4s M,n,te SO so
o.; mnnotc 81 so
Grctjc Der Mujeisen:
Gin Saudre, eth @lal $9o9
Gin Saudre, ,wet Wtal Z.
Gin Sanare. bret Wtal. 20
@tn Gdudre. cine Wpde 2o0
Gin eauare, etnet Mpnat ~
Gin Sandre, bret Wfpnate wv
Sr5eere Nnsstsen weroen trtser bert6nst.
ettt 6ter peniser Bel retlben etnen Saaart.
aue ~9!nseissn iFnb I'M gpraus Su satlen.
Die 3eitune wtrb IN Httmcnt nas lint
ysaenb Spn bem lrdsern far IS Gents per
Bpde auseetraaen.