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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
REFLECTIONS.

And now the past is secure,--the record
is honorable. Full three generations Of
men have continued steadily to pursue
and maintain the same exalted purposes.
Certainly no communicate any quarter of
the world, however genial the climates
no Yever prolific the sell, has achieved
greater results in Il single century In the
midst OF wilderness through which the
army of Rraddock and Wash ingtcn once
made their perilous way, only to enceun-
ter the disastrous repulse, have sprung up
productive fields and farms, pleasant and
thriving towns and villages; country MALI
sions in which princes night gladly re-
pose, school houses and academies. nu-
merous by the wayside. houses of worship
dedicated to the invisible Spirit who dis
poses events, temples OF Justice over which
Themis herself would not iefuse to preside,
roads and thorong hfares Of elaborate and
expensive construction and even the CLAN
cling rail over which the land ships al in
goodly now are incessaItlyrolling day and
night. Could more have been expected of
people growing up III the midst of dana
gers aud difficulties? The several shires
OF Great Britain have beer in IS state of
progressive civilization ever since the time
OF ulius C9sar-ut least nineteen centu-
ries. and yet can the intellent traveller in
passing over the counties Of England meet
with stronger evidences AZ industry in
rciiissrsoc. y s,pose
can we, too, exclaim, as well as the people
OF England,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

We are euaebted to DR. w. S. Bowman.
of Charleston, S. G. for late and interest,"
ing papers from that city:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
Ge2. =. RoapeN & Co.

GIT PER WEEK Guaranteed to Agents, Male and
~ Female, in their own locality Terms and
OUTFIT Free. Address P. o. Vickery Co., Augusta
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
|. DEsCRIPTIvE

IN 1772. this County was detached from
Frederick, and established under the APP
Del!atiOn OF Dun more, in honor of lord
Dunmore. who was then governor OF the
colony Of Virginia. AT first it included a
large portion of what now constitutes the
counties OF Page and Warren, the former
detached from it in 1881 the latter in
1886, 1t is now some 80 miles in length,
with a mean breadth of 10 miles. The
whole extent OF the County. along the
eastern and western border, consists OF
romantic hills and mountain chains,
Astounding with inexhaustlble treasures
mineral wealth, which Il people devoted
almost exclusively to grazing and agri
culture, have not had time fully to de-
velop. The eastern chain still retains the
ancient Indian name of Massanutten or
Blue Mountains,' the western, which
consists lily CT clustering hills and
conical elevations, is called the North
Mounlain, the whole being merely so
many ridges, lateral branches, and spurs
of the great kitta'inny mountains.
The North Branch OF the Shenandoah
river from which the County now derives
its name-a beautiful and romantic stream
small in the American, sense. but really
greater in volume than the famous PeneuS.
ScrmanGer, or Simois of antiquity-mean.
ders along, nearly bisecting the Valley
longitudinaliy from southeast, through
out the whole extent oil the County. Into
this principal stream, numerous brooks,
rills, and riyn.ets flow down, nearly east
and west, from the bordering hills and
, mountains.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
Had you seen but this road,
before it was made,
You would lift up your hands,
And hleSS Uannral Made y

You would lift up your hands,
And bless general Wade"
Such for the County, and such for the
people is a hasty review OF the past Time
and space have allowed us to touch only
the more salient. and more prominent
points. But what prospect, now does the
future present? Shall our poSterity con-
tinue to meet here, as we have met to-day,
and celebrate another and still another
and still another of Republican 1nstitu-
tiers? Shall tie progress, in all the ele-
ments of social developments in the next
hundred years be equal to what it has been
during the past ? All ! the future the
future all is dim and indistinct yet we
know that tout of the strong comes forth
sweetness and out OF the eater comes forth
meat,'-we do know that it is hopeful at
least.
'To look into the future, fer as human eye Sec
See the vision of world and the wonders that will be
We know that leaf after leaf in the
inventive brain of man has been turned,
and shall we suppose him just now at
the end of the volume, with not single
leaf to turn? Space and time have
been vanquished, and the residences of
regenerate men have to be reconstructa
ed. Look on us, then, ye men OF high
aspirations, as your veritable brethren,
we "the hewers Of wood and drawers
of water, we the mountain borers,
the valley filters, the bill'upheavers,-
we the modern centaurs, holding the
physical world in our hands, at the
command of God! Work On, then, We
mon of Shenandoah. a1onp the path of
your godlike destiny Let the temple
rise, the sculpture grow, the picture
start into life: Let the poet sing, the
sage direct; the prophet inspire the
coming generations Of men And re-
member; always remember, that it was
the hard hands, the physical workers.
with sweating brows aud burning hearts
that first won for you this world from
| the wilderness.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

length of the cc@nty. Nor were these
people, in tie early settlement of the
country. insen.ibie to the Importance OF
education the ,liftisfon of knowledye and
the interests OF religion. ST lighthouses:
academies. and places of public wors hip
Il ose in every suitable locality. Not
only were the elementary branches tlught
in every neighbnrhoodI but printing
presses were i'll operation at Woodstock
and New Ma, very soon after the
settlement of <~IouR hr-A weekly Jour
nal of pub % Afeililee. called the
Woodstock al pd, hsjstarted at an
ear, s,,sIy ,, 1a,a ;s~I E i; The e E
'ifst' Ieyr. Or F'rhet Register
was issued arket, by Rev
Ambrose gears alter the
establi~huss 1t is known,
300, thft y .,cpnbished ut
he Sil11 \ ger date.
here In his
toS ell-proportion-
ed 80 fitania,-a ~
.nerans ty Years Of age.
nSs$ address sud his manners
wese courtec(l - everybody admir-
ID Ism His 'la, wat Ter Muhienburg.
ii 0fplt'cucG RiIO pur,,C NiGIldl doctrines
of Christian piety and patriotism. with
words of pathos and poweiwhich kin,lled
the aspirations of men for nobler and bet.
Ter tliings.he taught the mo al u les wtli h
atiorn the christian cfIalsstter in the pres
ent life. In the pulpit he always incl,lca-
ted the principles Of human liberty. In
l77G; he received colonel's commission
and was requested to raEt His regiment
among the Germans of the Valley. The
good mt,ii had oily to iiidiNtte his wishe~.-l
With Spontaneous alaeEassIne GERMANS
rallied around him. and hs- regiment was
soon complete. He enterM the piilpit with
his sword and eockade. ffA.;el'ed his fare
we'll sermon. and the verNnext dav march
ed at the head OF his rt.amri to Join the
army. A collateral ACCOUNT affirms that he
his farewell serIn IN at the Pre-
Church. near Mill Creek,that he entered
the pulpit in his saeerJot& robles,and that
when he raised his audience to due pitch !
of enthusiasm, he threw Oft his gown, and
exhibiting himself in full2i1nor, Now Is
the time to fight, not to pleach.' His reg
iment was commonly callsd the German,
and constituted the Slh Virginia regiment
Ii behaved with marked ineepidlty during
the war, and made il self proudly conspicu-
Gus at !srandywine, Monmouth, German
town, and in the southern campaigns. In
l777, Muhlenberg was pIplnoted to the
rank of brigadiergeneral- After the war
he returned to Pennsylvania, where he
ended his days in the Honorable discharge
OF the duties of his office, IS treasurer OF
that State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06

The area of the county is about five
hundred square miles, with population
at this time of some $4,000. The low
grounds along the banks OF the Shenan-
doah are very Itch and fertile; it is well
watefed throughout, and has dttite a
machinery. I'lie value OF its farms III 1870
was estimated at s4,4o9 3I0,its productions
$S93,00O. its manufacturers ut $470,770.-
We seldom appreciate duly the blessings
which have grown so familiar as almost
to ESCAPE orr notice. If thi day wewere
compelled to leave. and to e&claim with
the disconsolate shepherd MellbGus:
mos patridnl fugin,ms, ct d6lcio ltnqui-
mus drUa," then verify would these sur
passing beauties. and ever uneXchange-
able values, haurt the imagination.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-07-06
THE ORIGINAL PURE NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL

COD LIVER OIL
This Oil unlike others is not the tisly,
rancid aisa;reeab,e. smelling and worse
tastiite article, bitt us Il pure, bland, fresh
Oil, ,pttitout any almiXture. easily accep-
ted and retained by the most delicate
stomach, and possessing all the medical
properties and efficacy to much greater
degree than any other
COD LIVER OIL,
makes it most valuable for patients or in
valits requiring the use Of COD LIVER
OIL. For-sale by
sep 10-ly. B. SCH MiT1, DruggI
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON March 9.-Coton steady Middling, l2lsc Low
MI1uiing. II be Good Ori arg, IOc; ret receipts 90
g SG Is cOastwisc, li3 bales s.e 21V- bales stOeS'
sit-sIA March q-Cotion quiet and steady demand fair:
Slidd,iua c Low Hi1dlHg II se; Cool Ordinary, lVc.i
l,t rcc,.pis $40 bales sales JO6 bales .,,, 70, q.
I2Ioc; Low Mdding ll7srI2c Good Ordinar 10
not rece!rfs ZS6 Uaes exports cOas1Nse, oZb Oaloa
seI-. 10 " balos siOck, aO.Sl3 bales ,..,,.
BAilIaoKB. March 9.Co.ton quiet ana aTn MldahnS.
rct,ts az bales: exports SO bales; salts 10
balos: a. Spinnefs 40 bales STOCK, lOnoJ bae,. -,
NEW-OREANs. March 9-CDttOn Gule'i Albuihs - -zoi
Low midlng Iiac; Good Ordinary, 9c not receipts ~
bsios Gro 247O bales; eXpOria 10 Great Bilia 3oS
Inls 81 Fidrcc, $50 bales The Continent D. % bs.e
cOsstwsa 2OZO baos sales 1870 Gaiesi slock oo'oio
S6sgo,K. March o.-Cot,on steady; Mbdmg l2c; net
receipts l3 bales exports, coAstwise $40 bales sales
l7a bales STOCK 1886 bales. - -,
MAdiIg Sc; Good Ordinary, Docj net receipts lO4o
bales shpGents 10 bales sales 90 bales Stock ZooJ'
WiiNlysroS March 9-Coton unchanged Mddling, l2c:
low AJiddpQ lie: Ordinary, oa4c; net receipts. il
bales, sales. II bales stock. S,422 bales
AoBuE March 0.-Cguon Lrmi aIila,nng. lzeC. 10"
Mdding II lc. Good Ordinary. 94dlOc; net receipts
5S bales ports, Great Britan 9I bates: coasl"ise
357 bales: GALES, OOO bales stock 59,5lS bslfs ~
BoSTos 9-CettOn unchanged Mo1lhe ~ &C. Low
nitduc l2c: Good Ordinary. lOi20; net TecsNpis l5a
han gross go bales; Sales 100 bales; STOCK. 30 - Ots
pprf SpPI PytA aIarci 9.-Coon qnet; NidchnC. l3G;
Low Miidne ice: Good Ordinary, lOci net receipts ~
bales; CIOSs, 1913 bales ..,,,,.-- -, --. 49,
&Fsffs March 9-C0tton quiet Hiddlng l2i net re
cept s39 bales shipments 3cZS oaee ss7S LOW Os
ShT,sS5g Hafch e-Cottan quiet lower sell hddng.
12r Low iAdhnR lie; Good Ordinary, 9'4ci net ectpts
60 bales gross LOO bales sales oO2 bales 'oek
bales ,,,,,-- ,c,... : 80,
MLing sc Good Ordinary 0'-c; receipts 4it bacs
sbIpeHts aos: 5O4 bae St1cs. lS4 ba1ea
LOUISVILLE March S.-Cotton steady Mlading' l2c'
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN BfARKFTs.

IIvEgrooI March 9-l230 p, m.Cotton Is easier MID Md
ding Tpan1s OIad Middng ORLEANS 6sigL sales, lOOOO
baIa including 1000 for speculation and export receipts
200 all American Cotton 10 arrive dulli sellers oing
az i.si decline. sales ~ Mdding Ipands, LOW htGnhS
clauec March and April delivery at 6id; DO oo Apl ana
MAY delivery, at q ts2tt ,,,,.,,-.- ,,-,.,-
Cotton regular contract shipped February tper SAID az G
40 Co. delivery at Ga. Bacon, 5i9 cwt for short
Clear Mddes. ~ .
IYrEP0oi March o2:90 p. InOi The sales OF Cotton to
day 5000 bales American; sales Oi MlddhAg JpahGs
Ndding clause shipped February ana Aaich tper sal
al atsa; do do, June and July delivery, ei ols'i
Cotton IOgy Aiddlng March and ApI delivery, a
6sssd; 10 de- May a JHue delivery, at Giid.
IIyERfOOI- March 9S p. nICOion TO arrive qlet ana
I,oG cheaper sales Of Midang Upauds, Low Midalag
clause pped February tper satD 62 a.so ses o tlo
SANE al s 3ci. TalIow - per cwt. . a..
LONDON March 9-l230 p. m.The rate o. discount for
treO months bills in the open market IS 80 p ctnt WHICH Is
a. cent below Bank Of England rate. COnsOa 93 is
04 se for the account United STATES Donus
Teff0rtits 1861: New Ewes lOJ7s -
IpNp0S March 81 m-CO1s0ls, "a la Tor money anu
81 go for the Paris advises quote r!;es G6!sOc
gland has increased 1854 900 during the pasj week
lcypOS MGrch $3.50 y. T1lhc proportion OF inc 'anh
Of England liability which last seek was ~ 3 r
cent al per cent Consos '3s for money ahd e4'le
i6%poS March 9-4 p m.-Cousos 94I1a for money, and
I5spOS, March !-G Gp n.-TIlOw. AZ per cwt; a,,. -.
IoSDOS March 9-Eyoning.- CAKE SlO lO e tOh
Lilseed Uii, 2 1888 = cwt- o-. 90 -,-,
PsRs March y-EXcanco London, PSF. 2Oc for short
sight Tho specie in hc Rank OF France has Increased ~
7C8COJf during the past WccA, - ,, - A. ,o,,
FHNNKrOEr March 9tniled states DlndS ne" nNtS l'lf
ASTwEgP, March JPetroeun, 2S9f for line pale Amen
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10

Ohio sheep 80 n lOs do 81 n and 80 Of 90 all at 6ac
19i state So b. 0s.c and l80 Michigan - %. at 6asc,
Pidcock City l85 Illinois sheep 80 10 AZ
60c 5s Ohio, 99 ~ 7iGcs and lSl Pennsylvania III 10
MoSsresh arrivals II cars at Jersey City and at For
time week situation Is scarcely ofanged the
market for dressed being At lO9lQ'ec and CITY
slaughtered Western at l0scl0c State and sen az
lOaallc Chicago Live Stock Reporter OF the h thus
son Of 1876 is now try closed with IL have ended all
secnaions expectations OF theorists NJ home and
abroad. remember season when more directly OPP
held 10 the resources ot the West and the
hogs packers would during the run
Of legitimate for Winter packing Not few held
opinion until time after the first half OF the season
EXPIRED that tho West fun cf hogs and That an De
nctnces that have existed carly In the season would be
vastly more than made good before the close so far as we
can now see deficiency may be l0und IN numbers
the fun returns Of the made ont as compared
with last viii be than compensated by the incl esed
weight Of hogs In this is especially seen. thus
weight O all the hOgs received during the past
son. shown in table of statistics IL 4SS,iO36A b
against 422,764,ST8 70 during the OF lS13IJ We
have however adehconcy numbers this ssson 81 41l9
24747 last This inerease IN weight makes our sup
ply this compared will last. lI1 OiZ hogs OF
63 1874 more than wore thaH were then received -
CHICAGO, March 9.-CArTIE active and higher by l0aZoc
chipping steers 81 butchers al sSasi soctcrs NJ So 90
0S4 good steers at - 30d4 S choice OF S5as5 30 ana
extra al 81 shipments, 2iO0 head. -, .-.., -.
HOGs-Reecips 5000 heaa saies OF light al ~ pJds iu
medium at SSoSS 80; New Englants at SS 25d$S 80 fha
delpas al S90S0 tow would bring the latter poe
shipments, 5000 head. -,
SHEEP active and steady receipts 1900 head; Sas Oh oo
mo9 ~ choice al "a 5OdS6 - -o,.- =. 49,
IAmASAPclls March 9-HoGs steady at 81 50dS7 TO- re
eeipts $50 head
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10

NEwYoEE MsTch -BEEyEs-Arriyals today, 80 cars
YESTERDAY. Receipts since Monday, 559l A2srs, 30
ume As, week Ihe dead ino4i nlrss;s c9d nos ro &c
qsSc seyea cs.s q wcser dressed have eoen received
veA very plenty md lower thus Operating in connection
Na otei a against '9e cattle ls0' Aes on ~ Le @
about ~ since sOn. The cattle ot today we've gsheral
Iouslsh oxen Jac. 5g TO- for tidy ltte steers o. lisl b
~ eeGehl cattle ana as - & ~ sYS if ~ Win
some o. 800 a. lO'c. 81 TO- Bulls bIonght ~ SG4 g. ana
oeyops ss6 iss money oss 6a one load least
sls j. issS - 1S e, I'll " ~ 1.s .yyJnoticsi nnsnccts
~ = sell cioycs at The c6si Dl. te S9
1ne only rALer for meat which has been stie Sme
An 70 purchase fresh stock Iu supply % pt'Disou V"
len 'or SUI y owners-6 cara 70 Marin, Fuller & CO.;
esls csoh 70 81. Goiasith and ". L. DGdsy cars to e.
Bal Wcs,aelnar s1d u mixed Illinois ard other West
4os 1875 b a, 70 g 60 Of i27s o AZ l0c bs ~ and Y
head IS roryh stays 1885 TO- at sc 80 b les :!
lOs 5G b. Frs,; sooa good strs % Is Of SO b. lG.c, 5G
g. Lsler9eS L ssS y f o. Ee y X " Missouri bu 555 D. ut
42 y Do, l5ls .. - H. and or L. Morris - ot Log -
ss9yi Lead Titb S9 d 1910 n, at lo'ac, 90 H. and Of
N,Iua Feisr & Co sod II 1Gssonri bulls 400 p at
GO at 3c 6G 10 y q l2o2 H. at 0'ac, And 10 oi l2vo
i siasts o iis5 ~ s. a. s 9e 3.'S S5 Oi B 81 Il7 n
4 golsHiis soid IS Illinois s.ecrr PCS 5 at loc.
C kelu, for n. Kahn. ~ KeatucSy oxen la5 10 Of &C.
DID.
o. u
fAlyEs Live rlcy while tho markets are glut
& vita dressed n which becoming TOO alao 10 sell
Issay save wiOr rates Many " ,heu ~ selling az as,
h gO5d At iNdl2cyefy fCW ~ tfe hrosi ~ IL &C.
Lave 60 very sOHly nj BDO &c. FOR really fat calves
~ I've J. v JbuIs0p rcoIis llo Bucks County hold az
Otis sold 50 Bucks cosnty. abOu, 40 average at
tdSze
Canes Peters sold 90 Bucks COunty l20hl5O 70. al GA
s5 lev Zoe. aad - prime MOnnt Holly 260d2l5 l,ni &c
Csc V '''
W II Haynes Co. sold - Jersey calves at A2dS &c.
= Ac6ThS sold 10 state yeals. lJ6 N, Al 9'4e. ..-
sikFr,sh receipts 10 a. Jelsny Ciy al S1teth.
81 and a. Forty eghh-st, making $50 head. Total s o
gnaay 1920 head against J3s mead for te saho time
MAJ week lp view OF the slow sales and decline " mutton
butchers have determined upon lower T live stock
0 purrhas heuoo Of lockout Holders DO ot want
" oee stock generally holding 10 wbAt To-
CIIO~ win bring forth Whsu sales made they are gOner
~ ~ seout re- below the rates OF last Mpndsy IN the
t2ebee " many taRsaetOns quote hln sheep al 0S
l peoigm, T9gae and good al 7d7he it takes extra
fnt92 70 gek Ht zd6c.
S'A Elliott sold o. siInsth st. part late yesterday 9ll
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-n pursuance of
u n oraur Of tho Court OF Chanceiy OF o Se ot NeW'
Jerav IN ccftain cause pending wherein BENJA'
Nry = GIADDTNG IS complainant and THE sANiAT.
TAN BLEACHING AND DYEISG COMPANY and others
are ants bearing date The twentieth day OF December
D. l5-j the undersigned Receiver o. the sad The MIat
tan RpChug aud Dyrilg Company, hereby g'Js EoC2 10
an creditors OF sad Company Ia present 10 lin ~ hs Once
Tr. .tionn Bank Building Patterson, y. J. OlDdtr o1ih on
9 trir several claims AUD drtidndr nrt c
sald ComyaD before the twrneth GAY OF APi hr
h@i sr months from OF said order and In default
th,t. toy viii bxclu-i from the Ocuouts Of such ufl
cnds NAV thereafter Dc declared by said Court upon tAo
uToceats ana Effects Of said corporation. - . .-
f''' GARREI A. HOBART Receiver.
pnk.rs,n i Dec, %, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
Banking 6onses ano Bankers
EaB& " Qs Es q II GHhg
BANKERS,
No. 3 NAssAU-sT, NEw-YoRK.

We give particular attention 10 DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET HATES
prepared al times to buy or sell 10 large or SmE
amounts al CLASSES q investors Orders by man or
telegraph will receive careful attention.
shall peesed 10 furnish information in reference 10 al
matter, connected with in GovcrHm ut Bonds
We also buy ana SCI GOLD and GOLD COUPONs' COLI
IECT DIVIDENDS, and town, COUNTY, and STATE
COUPONS &c and buy a1i sell on COMMISSION all MAR
KETABLE STOCKS AED BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT we receive deposits
and relnancas subject draft ard allow interest 10 be e
ite monthly on balances ayera gng from 81 900
n 80 600 at lie per per anum, aud On bal
ances ayeAgrg over tie rate Of four cent.
Fisk g. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
Eceal N0liee5.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN-That the
~ Hcw-york Elevated Kalroad Company win resent TO
the General TIC supreme CcErt 20 be be "a anu tor
ta IrtuIrDt ga" CORE House IN the CIty oi
Y < on the ly March instant ~ the oi eing OF the
Cont ON ti,. day Tor confirmation the e Ort OF le CON
rssontrs appointed by orders VI 3 tOur, dated On lst
ICccber 1873 ard tho f;h day ~ January lash 10 ne
toIlLus whether h6 railway GeeCriN ~ ne Pcl ION - So
t be constructed ana operated y
ssil Ealrd CopaIy over through and slong The streets
aud avenues specified IA said petition; which Report vas
fled Clerk ~ sad court 0n the oh dny OF Mnch
iEstaDt.-Dated March ssh 1876.
Il. q. DELANAS, Attorney i0f PeGtlobsIS
Df
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Aud Agnes and heirs, TO Geo SUIT 9tlst Of - ,
5tlrayc: NPais SuOoV
WaTa}S on daasDi N an ~ .....lJ3sls
Co. IIwood and Dsts .-.-.. 900
Crosby, Addison wife, 10 Julius Gutheriet 5 -
39th ~; llthayc; YEAR,. ZouO
Brewster, v j. 20 laynia II MOntr33s W THOMAS
(2fth W ar) looO
Fidi, aaT, Anna " and husband, TO "m " Goodrich o
l3Oth-st, Cf Athavc. years oyuO
l3Oth st, OF shave Zyears'''', oVVO
Meier, Herman, ard wtre TO VIM l. NarinG, ssu . ooo
OlTuhias; 2UOO
fneoln, i55thst esd waTlj: years 1900
''is WSr5. s'i5 yeaS 'oi GOoO
Ls.lIiss No j .ies ii, Il a5' -es 1000
LaucT. Gustav, Geo BOthn'r No GO Ei'ngtor ST. q 900
3 year ~fVNO
Koch, isabella % Caroline Becker OF 5O-st OF oo
MSsi' s,ot il5ts 81 ' atha%e 6OoO
A5T o,,sra V o. I'm ST. Of Gthavs is;ai@eats 1OCo0
McMauus Thomas aud wife, 10 l-Aen "sId MS OF - 600
5Sths 81 have SycifS -2O,44
Same same, JStbs Cl Cthayc ycaiS-... sJtVl
Same same u jSthS Of tttave; 3yeafs'' 2JpuD
same same, vi 5Stb.st, 81 bihaNe; . years. ZJp
sAne, o - "a e. Ol bthaVe . years; @0Vo"
sAmc TO Jalnts smith OF 5Sth st, Of othaNe; oo
Sane TO ss,ne n 55tlst % Gihayei year,. LOO
same 20 -au, n Of 5S,hst ~ bihaVe ytar-..- pV
s",,, a. .,, n < M 5yfI 81 II gtl, I'VE ytsr..... 1OGD
same 60 a.ur, Of 5-th q, o. 6fayci ycar leS9
Nm kcmSeu. 10 ip1 y est-st u mos 0-o
Ihoiss, antstuSDanf, 10 ptiI.a Nogt = o' ai
com ave Wt,, hester Road t2id NarGg years VOV
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/ POPULAR weekly STORY PAPER and
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Having most subscription ana Advertising patronage
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Apply GRiGGo q CARLTON, ~ Eroa1Nay.-
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EUROPE iTincpa Office 10 b. lJaGted IN Loncc IN
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ness. 4 partnership, Il desired Address j. W. AORlON'
Box -, Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
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ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81; Rose Pearl SO ;
u (Wlito metal shallow jaws 49, continuous gum
rlana lnod porcelain euancird 500 nitrous oxide .ss a
ainsercd G. H. MODEMANS 932 Third ave, near fhitJ-
siXth-si.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain Dr HAsBRoUoK. tcrme-y oPera,,Ss per ,
at Coltou MAKES specially OF tho ot the gas ir tns
nanIoss exacuon Of lJi Broadway, corner Of
26h-St
LlOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUTl-
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tnnccl Tor artificial teeth everything hFeiore OF
foTe beauty strength and ghtncSs nee cs oy 70 ne sen
made IN day, and only SlO 10 SU f
set Ga examine Also, btst Buhbcr sets fr1ln sIO 20
eI6 Gold PIatina 30 si5. Extracting un ef gas
Or T. q. WAIT. - East I"cny'tGrdst near MAiisOne