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New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
Gpetial Notices.
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Al Notices Of II
name and address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

In their address to the country, issued by
the gentlemen who lately met in New \ ork to
confer upon the political issues involved IN the
approaching Presidential campaign, they say
1.-The man to be entrusted with the Presidency
this year must have deserved not only the con-
fiIence of honest men, but also the fear aud
hatred of the thieves. He who manages to
couciIiate the thieves cannot be the candidate
for honest men. Every American citizen who
has the future of the Republic and the National
houor sincerely at heart should solemDly re-
solve that the country must now have Presl-
dent whose name is already watch word OF re-
form; whose capacity and courage for the work
are matters of record rather than of promise,
who will restore the simplicity, independence
aud rectitude of the early administrations, and
whose life will be guaranty Of his fidelity and
fitness, man at the mere sound of whose
name even the most dishcartened will take new
courage, and all mankind will say, the Amerl-
caus are indeed 10 earnest to restore the ancient
purity of the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
OFFICIAL.
Board of Aldermen.

At an adjourned meeting # the Bos'd OF A.
dermcn, hell! May IT., 1876, there were present
Samue II. J:rsncy; ."sq., President, and Mrssr>
Smoot, Moore Mckenzie, johnson.
The committee of conference on The prli,ior
Of the Southern and At!a'tl" Telegraph Co H.
ported that ley !i,.a gs..t"l the application. o.
saI.: company without Stri' items, which e ,o,,
WAS adopted
An act t. appropriate the city rcvenucs
the fiscal year ending May 81, lo11. WAS Gale
up, rend The second ard third times and carried
by the following vote Ayrs. Mcssrs .lanncy
Smoot, Moore, Mckenzie, johnson, Bc,ch a,t
Ncalc-7 Noes. non.
An Nc, fixing the salaries Of the muncip,j Of.
licers o. the city Of Alcxe"lria for the .sca year
commenr'ns l.. ju.y, 1876, snd tcr;nina,iay
,ju~e BON, 1877, was called up read the second
and THRU times aud ps.s"d by u. following
rotc: Ayes, Mc:srs .j,.uncy, ,;mcot Moore,
Mckenzie, johnson, Beach aai NcAie-7. Nos
lone.
The following resolutions in regard 10 the
AIc%nE,rIa and WnsninSton Railroad w~r. IN.
trOducci, voted up On seri ,tim an .!"p.ct. y.
io!lDgss:
Resolved! |, Tia. the location % the p,....e.
gcr depot oi the ..lrXandra and Washing, n
Railroad Company ut he junction .! King .yt
| st ASSN s:r"rt<, Is Il treat ounitc c,nyru.s,cn
Ayes, Mc>>rs. Janney, Mckenzie, Johnson
| b.. ,ch and Ncala1 Nocs, Mc=srs Smaot snI
Mror2-l
, That the int rests of tnc city will be- bro.
NOTED Y continuing the lo"aIun -. In IT, ~,
! where it ',ow :. il tliS can b. Accpnp i.i.! -,
| l"rn, satisfactory 10 the company AID t. the
| City Couhci
Aye, Ics.-s. ,Ia"Gcy, Moor, Mckenzie
johnson. Hcs>" End Nc"."-G y D., M :,u.p,
| 3 Ia: :: comrlt'"r OF two fr,n ,.srn B,..rI
o. tYc itr t'oa a,l b. appointed T. confer with
! tn. com Ga,ny " n "!rr 10 ascertain ,y..tur-
such s,ltis' tony .c"lns 4,.': 81 ,.gr = ! upon
Ayes Moss. inn@,y Smo, MIX min
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
; w. II .NI'-'N
EsiXitlC and (OuIIIOr.

Such is the wise pocy ol gu. Radical oppo
ncots III The coming election. They will vie
aS one OF them briefly expressed II, for TN,
mao vino brpk: up the Conservative rarty,
Tor the General Assembly, aud TINS, If posi-
bic, defeat Mr.. FeDrcy. The viii, in ali prob.
ability. support >undry dIs,a;Istie tonscrva-
tive office seekers, calling themselves 'Indc
pcndcnts,' for municipal oih,c-, and tnrr r"
ward will hC the prestige OF Il Conservative lie.
feat, with whlcu To entcr luto the prc~licn'll
campaign. There is nothing to be said against
tn> a. party policy; aud the negroes, Wi" DO
the voting, may succeed III ctfectln2 1t, hni
Tor Conservatives, the arrangement Is not quI(,
80 desirable. The writer has gouc IL TAR, PER
hays, as any man 10 Alexandra, 10 serve the
real Interests Of the coIored people. and to ele-
vate them to that coudltlun, IN which they
would he truly aud really equal to their white
fellow cltz ms; but he does not Wish TO be gov
crned by them, as he sees very hnc chance
# being if tn" Conservative ticket Is beaten ou
the 18th. He, therefore, appeals to all vino,
like him, wish TO be governed by white men
for the present, to look at the matter carefully
and see bow we stand. If 4 small vote is poll
ed to morrow, Iukcwarm Conservatives and
croakcls will accept i: a. Il sign of dcicat, aud
refuse to vote on the 18th; while those VII"
Worship power will 90 over to what they viii
consider tie stronger side. On the other
hand, il our vote is heavy, it will be aD earnest
Of success, aod will benefit u accordingly, while
n victory On The 18th will greatly aid in sccur
ing Virginia vote Tor the ID :uIccrail tic nomIncc
IN November, and our consequent cDaDc patton
from Radical plumber and misrule. let all,
then, make il a point to vote to MORROW, and
If thcy have friends who are candidates for OF
flee, persuade them to submit their claims to
the suiffages Of their while fellow citizens.
A CONSERVATIVE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
WEDN ESDAY, MAY II, 1875.

Inc CONSERVATIVE pTlIuaiy cioee'oo "1i' "
held in this city TO- morrow, and tits to be hoped
that every man within the Corporate limits,
who is a Conservative from principle, aud de-
sires the success of his party, and the defeat OF
Radicalism, will submit to the little trouble and
Inconvenience to which he will be subjected by
going to the polls. A large majority OF the
voters of Alexandria arc Conservatlves-uot
from any desire to hold office, not because they
were old Wings or old Democrats but because
thev see and feel the evil effects that have re-
suited from The rule of the party now in coutrol
OF the country aud who really believe that thugs
have reached such condition 10 National
affairs that any change must be for the better.
Now to secure that desirable change evcrysegit-
innate effort should be exerted, and one oil the
most effective means to that end is to gain sue
cesses In the skirmishcs that precede the gene
raj engagement to take place next November;
for many a man who reads this article we'll re-
members with what confidence and spirit ne
went into fight during the late war when sllm
ulated by the excitement OF previous victories,
aud with what evil torbodiugs he charged tie
enemy when depressed by anterior defeats. As
the contest next November will be between Il
Democrat and Radical, Of course every mao
who belongs to the Democratic party will work
from this time until after that election for the
success of that party. There will be 20 trouble
about the DcmocIats-We mean true Demo
crats-men who believe in Democratic prncl'
Piles and Democratic policy, for it is not pos
sble that such man can be found who |:
willing, by the assistance Of negro votes, to
break up his OWE party organizations; but we
understand there are some; who have not ye,
gotten over their old antipa'hy to Democracy
who now contemplate assisting the Radicals to
disrupt the Conservative party 10 the State
by an entering wedge in Alexandria. Upon
all such We would urge the Importance, at this
critical juncture, Of subscribing private feelings
to the public good, and of adopting the wise
policy of choosing the lesser of two evils. Let
the we'll wishers Of the city remember that il
they keep away from the polls they ought mol
to complain of bad government, and recolcct
that good men cannot be elected unless they
receive votes With large vote tomorrow
the hopes of the Radicals will be dampened
and those OF the Democrats and Conservatives
be raised accordingly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

A Cabinet meeting was held yesterday to dis
cuss the late breaking out of the irrepressiblc
conflict in Louisiana, and the result of it was
that dispatch was sent to General Augur,
commanding the United States forces in Louis
lana iustructipg him, on the requisitiou OF the
Governor, and if the local authorities are una
BILE to preserve order, to give such aid as he may
deem necessary to prevent bloodshed and VIC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
.fliSSlsSIibEDl.

FlCK>BUKG, May lT.-Onc hundred and
ti'ty arlucti negroes brnk e loto store about
lw,lvc miles west oI Woodvlle, Mississippi,
yesterday, aud robbed II OF all the ammunition,
shoes, saddles, &c., cJutalued IN H. The Sheriff
of the county hcarlUg Of the disturbance issued
pr1clauatIrn commanding th"m to dlSperSc,
wnich order was disregard d. He summoned
posse aud Oh coming up - the negroes again
ordered them again 10 dl7pers3 The ne
gro def d rim and fired On the party. The
ire w.S rctutlud and sharp SkirluIsh cn>ued
resulting 10 ii victory to the posse It's thought
twenty pcgroes were killed and Severa. w )und-
ed NJ FUR her truub" J. Ipprchended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
Tn. Petersburg Posi-. IN abiding to the me

Tn Petersburg Post, III abiding to the me-
moral from the ~ E. church in this city TO
The General Conference of the Church, now 10
SIS, IN at Baltimore, to be transferred to the
Baltimore Conference, says: why any Fir-
slula or southern congregation should desire 10
attach itself 10 such Il political and iapatlcal
body as the Northern Methodist Church GER
tanly is, Is curious problem to us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

1t is rumored that the Council of Anrbassa-
doris at Constaninople has agreed to recon-
mend that all ladies Of the Foreign Legations
be sept on board men-of-war, in readiness to
leave, 10 case dagger continues. The Foreign
Ambassadors at Constantinope aud others be-
leved an outbreak was then imminent, and
made joint arrangement for the protection Of
their countrymcn. ALI the Legations had men
uuder arms. The French landed sailors for
the protection OF the steamers Of The Mesa
giercS Maritimes. The Russians armed 1000
Montcnegtins, aud the Austrians. armed 500
Cruais aud the crews of the Austrian Lloyds
steamers The British feet was telegraphed
for to come to Bessika Bay. The result OF the
conference is the resolution OF the three Powers
TO ask the Sultan for additional guarantees for
the execution of the reforms. These euarau-
tees are adapted to the iDSurgent programme,
and involve the confirmation by the Sultan OF
a experimenting commission appointed by the
Powers This scheme, if approved BY the
Western Powers, will be recon- meoded to the
Porte in note OF the Porte makes the de-
sired concessions, the scheme will be submitted
10 the insurgents, who will be requested to lay
down their arms. IAN attempt to conclude an
armlstice will prccede these Investigations. If
the above project falls through 10 any of its
successive stages, a conference of all the Pow
ers will possibly be proposed The excitement
at Salonica is subslding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

In Philadelphia, at hslf-psst twelve o'clock
this morning, man and woman jumped into
the Delaware at Chestnut street wharf. The
man, VINO gave the name of John Brown, and
hailing from Jersey, was saved. The woman
was drowned Both were drunk, and both
jumped Tito the river hand in nand. The
n ost remarkable thing about the whole affair is
that Brown says he never net the woman before
last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-17

present.
The morning service closed at -! o clock
The Council was called to order by the Prcsi
dent, Bishop WhlttIe.
The roll of members was then called by the
secretary, Mr.. Dashiell, aud eighty onr clergy
were found present
The committee on credentials was then ao-
pon,ed by the President, consisting Of McS>rS
Hyland, Rogers, Powell and HARRISON, which
proceeded to examine into the credentials OF
delegates.
Among the delegates present We noticed
Msssrs. pstcrkin and Da~h,ciI, from Rch
moDd: Mr>srS. IIaws, Wuhcrs, Paul aod GIar
boruc, from Petersburg; King>o!vins, ,ylcu
Slaughter, aud many Of other aged ministers
of the church.
Many of the delegates, both clerical and lay,
Iayorinp division of the State INTO two or
more dioceses, will make efforts To .has effect
during The Council From the notice given il
this issue, the first movement in that direction
will be "A meeing in Christ Church his after
noon. We see from the names attached TO the
notice that the business will be conducted with
all earnestncss and energy.
The committee on credentials reported at >
o'cfock, giving the names of SO lay delegates
A Quorum OF both orders being present the
President declared the house open for bust
ness.
On motion of Mr.. Sprigg, the rules OF
order of the last CIuncll were adopted with
the exception that credentials of the lay dele.
gates be- handed into the secretary.
Dr. Norton moved that the Council meet a:
9 o clock and close at >, which was adopted.
There was motion Of Mr.. Mason to dcgoto
one DAYS sitting to the subject of Diocesan
Missions, but Mr.. HuckcI thought that Wed
uesday nights meeting might be devoted to
that subject, and suggested this as an amend.
ment which was accepted.
DIR. Walker Thought that it we're better to
have several addresses on Wednesday nghr
than to have Il general debate, aud wanted 10
have religious meeting rather than Il session
of the Council
Mr. Dashiell wanted the usual order of
special sitting to be observed, AMI Mr.. Srrigg
moved that the CourciI adjourn, which wa-
carried, leaving matters AS 10 meeting In statu
quo.
, 1876-09-26
sirntnia Siaats- SQ3ettf.
Sic
&inber beS Strdiltn9s.
N lit II
polt
Salbnim MDnbamien.
(Hottiebung.)

vllnter ibrer Sbbut 1T Der junge
Mann 10 iider, als rubte ct art Ser5en
ieiner eieenen Mtutter," febrte 6raser
ii6 oarauf Grid su. Dieter pauOte feiz
men Slid bon Suoitb, inoem iie neben
GereS iid auf baS Sdilfla9er bettete nno
bon t6r nit in Der Chat mittter(tber
.3drtli9teit in cine Dede ein9ebiat
wuroe. Stnneno besab ct itd) nod Dem
friIA seidarten Seuer biniiber, no ct i'm
&reiie Der farbtsen Sreunoe ii9 auf etne
S4ilfIdHtte mari.
Oas Wor9enrotb bate ltd in etnen
falbcn Sdetn %oertpanoelt. Sim Simmel
erbleidten Die Sterne. Sddrfer iauite
Der 5riibmino bur4 Die Saumlpipfel,
ei1en Spriibresen oiirrer Sldtter nit iid
fiibreno. @r iaulte Ourb Die 8aum>
mipfel uno iiber fable, bereiite 9tieoerun>
gen bin. Oit iriidem Saud traf ct
oaS eitl lame @ebOft uno ote @eIealdaft
Der Sflapen finger, tpelde ableitS bon Der
Strabe Elm 9rab idaufelten.
, 1876-09-26
(6ortietun9 foGqt.)

- Ils Sberreeiiisur fir bas 8erIiner
Sariete Sbeater it Sr. 6i6aro . .
m a n n, Der btsbertse artiiiide Director bes
abaebrannten @entrolbu1en Gbeaters in
6amburs uno friibsr ON S.aot.S beater IN
Nem,Durf ensa9rt sewoanen worosn. Dte
Sorlteuunsen inter islner 2eituns babea
bereis nit Der Boiie bon &arlos=D udom:
sMaoame Yotipbar", uno omar nit 9roBem
@rfolg be9onnen.
ST. Soffapeqmeiiter Srau5 Abt
pom Srauni6wsig 1T ais Mitslieo Der SUN
su benz 9roBen internattonalen @elan9snett.
ftre,te sinselaoen noroen, wel6er am g., 10.
uno II. september D. s. in Qmferoam
ltattftnoen loute, OIL tueldem it6 AZ Wdnner.
geiansp,reine aus 9eutidlano, Sslgien unb
ben Nieoerlcnoen betbelltsen mouten. gu
Der Surn geb0reu nod DIE 9erren Wtdr Sru1,
Sieurtemps, Geper uno @ounoo.
, 1876-09-26

! Dame ltano Dor inn uto betrodtete i'm
f%ttntnt.
,Womit fam i) oienen ?" fragile ct
nnru6iq, mGbreno ct 0aS bidte @enebe
oe8 S6leier8 nit ben 8liden St ortrdl'
0rl19cn iud)te.
Die Dame 5Oserte, wie iid mcioeno
an leiner Serutrrung, Damn lhlu9 ite
ben S9teier entpor, uno wie Dor etnem
%eiftisen @eidoB, praIte Weiuoer 3uriif,
als ct IN bas steidiam au8Orudslos
rubi9e, ounfte Nntlie Sarriet8 lAautc,
yS6r bier ?" rief er %critauut aus, uno
iein bitltere8 Antlis idien iid nod mebr
gu oerfiuitell1, vpla9t Sud Der Satan, III
iolder @eiie nit Dem 0tanaen, Dem Sui
= ia, nit Dem Qebcn @urer Serria 5u
ipielen?"
Sarriet itrid Die i6war5en 2ofen bon
i6ren S1ldfen, uno ipie Tim Nle8 oui
einnal in itb aufSunebmen, blisten ibre
Nuoen i'm &reiIe. I'm tire itrcnq 9es
ihloilenen 2tppen sudte etn ei9entbiints
lides, faun nit ibrer Suseno int @inz
flan9 itebenoes 2a9eln. inoem lte anti
tportete !:
CsEnrtfptuno fnfot)
, 1876-09-26
N1e Irten @tlrnter Iebenbia ent<
fernt.

6. s. &unfers 8urm>9 prup %erman9elt
ME, Naoel., Sits uno Ma9el.8 itrmer 81
pertreiben. Or. &untet lift Der ellsige
praftilhe Irst, ipelher ben SanOmurm lebels
big iotnmt &ppf uno Ilem binnen sp Ell
Stunben su uertreiben pern1a9. ST nimnt
fsin Sonorar, benor Der @urm %entfernt lit.
Wian fam ii1 leidt oenfel, baB, penn Der
Sauonurm lelblt, ale anbern gSiirmer nm
10 leifter BON lhn1 aus9etrieben meroen fDl.
men. SpreGt bel @urtm glpothefet Dor, uno
perlan9t cine Slal6e bon &unfeps 8urm.
Sprup. YreiS ST. p. ST. @r tbut iminer
ietne @irtung. office ulb Store $50. 1853
Norb 8. StraBe. AuStunlt miro gratis se'
geben.
, 1876-09-26

perlcnsn, bic an @pYstiApFsfstt unb @iter-
wilen sessn 9peiien leipen, iinp DIR. Aug.
R6nis's s hamburger Erppten gu
empfeblen. 5err Matbias Drabcbel, Blue
Sprine, Neb., i9reibt barber: Mein gater,
l6on bod i'm Glitter, Serler ieiuen 9ppetit uno
battc lpsar einen @iperpilen sesen @psifen,
mas ibn ifbr fbwa6 unb unb leioenb ma1te.
aul infer 3urepen sebrau9te CT DIR. Musuli
RDnis's Samburser Grppfen; Der Ippetit febr-
le suriid, une er fibIt nun Gin gang anpersr
Menl9 su iein.
, 1876-09-26
6. s. &unfcls Gifen : @ein=
Mt+to~2

bat in alien befanut 9eiporoeren SGuert
qriinblt6e Seilung lcner llaemettet
g Of 10 d d. DeS menihlid)en SrgantSnlltS
betperfitelligt, pelde fth in folgeuben Spt1ps
tomen f~unb9ibt 4bnel9nng 9egen ale Ins
itreneung, Serluit bes @ebdd)tnIiies, Atb=
mungsbeidiperoen, SdmGdegefibl, Surdt
Dor &rantbeiten, nerp0ie8 3ittern, Gobe8'
an9it, H%adtlhmeibe, talte 5iibe, idiuafeS
@eiidt, Dtatti9feit, unloeriele @rl6latfuttg
beS WiuSfelIDItemS, mioernatlirltder 0et1f
hunger NIT bpspPpttld)en SDnptomel1, hetBe1
Sanoen, fle9enber Stse burf ben ganse11
S0rper, Srodenbett Der Sant, bletd)enl M1S'
leben nit Santausi9lager, in ber1ell Die ILL,
reiut9feit bes SlnteS sum IuSbru6 fonln1t,
Sdnersen i'm Giifert, S6pere Der Qu9ens
lleoer, baufi9em SAmeben l6paraer 6lede
Dor ben Iu9en nit Seltpetli9em Slutaloran9
segen baS @ebtrn, pergeben Der SebflaTt,
In idbigteit, bic NuImerflamfef anf elnen
beltllnmteu @e9enltano 5nrtdten, &C. Aue
biele @riheinuu9en baben ibren ur9runo IN
a1genletner Sdmdde pes SrgantSmns, nno,
iie Ill beilen, otbt e8 nur EN- Ntlttel d: y. q.
Gullfels Gllens9SetNeSI tterS. IS lit uufcble
bar. Sauie1oe, Die eS allgeipenoet baben,
h~efiuoen it6 lest i'm belten @oblel1. Iber
nebn1t lur s. +. &unfel8 Brdparat -
9itet @ud) Dot SallAun9en uno erbdrrt.
lid)en giadabmuusen. &ultels @lien>gSetas
Sitlers lift peit uno brett 10 moblbefannt unp
beriibmt, paB bic ulp oa Die Apotbefer lelblt
es uadmaden uno oartn bteie gtahabn1uns
gen bel ben &unbeu an5ubrlngen perlu1el,
Die &unfels 9ltterS perlangen.
&unte!S @lltnsgSeiusSltters 1T itetS aui
Elm Dollar 6lalfeu getiiut, uno III einen
biiblhen, geluen llmlhlag, Der an leuler
NuBeuielte Dos Y1otograpD beS @rfinoers
trdat, perpadt. 9tldbtet @uer Nugemmert aul
oas YbotO9rapb auBen, uuO Sbr lelb itetS
fiber, ben a1ten Nrtttel su erbaIten. 81 per
6lalde ODER led)S 6lalGen gu $5. Olrlce
mro Store $40. 259 0torp 9teuuIe StraBe.
Ausfuntt fret.
, 1876-09-26
Giniae Qute Oriin0e :

7.-9ine neus Grinding. sranoIt4 s9sass
uno setdert burt Datent.
2.-Wladt einen Dir m 2a6.en@,
sleip auf bsioen Seiten, an allen Irtsn BON stonss.
S.-aauft leitt, fanft, ssrduIaIos uno raia-bsEe
6 ombination bon Gieenldaften.
A.-8ausrbaft-Iauf SABRE Lane obne Wepa.
raturen.
5.-gerri&tet allie 4rten BON Nvbstt
uno Sanep Ndbereten in elmer opr3iisli&enWetis
6.-Sft fir ben Mrbeiter iebr 1eidt au b II b.
baben. 9ie SGnse Der slide fam re9ulirt perben,
ludbreno Die Wtaihine i'm Gan9s III, uno bieie fam
nit enem Saben perieben peroen, pbne baB berieIbe
ourd GDder 5u 9eben bat.
S.-plan einfa6, finnreth, elegant. inoem
Der Std ob n ben Gebroud bon Cog sBbesI Gears,
Rotarp Cams uno 9cper Irms formirt uiro. Dat Stn
4utomatieSrop5 eeb, pel6er eine aIet&.
mdBiee 2dnee bes Stides bel ireenb
elmer 0eidmtnbieteit Fdert. Dat ~unieren
ueuen Sbreab GontroGGer, ipsther cine sletp.
mdBise Ssiuesuns Der |esbIe-sar erlaubt uno Elmer
rIesunsb ts Gabeus oorbeu9t.
&c onitruction d Ii s erFfsrsfG1t 9 unb bon.
enret. ST f%abri5irt bon Den sei4idteten una
erfabrenHen 4rbritern in Der beribnrtsx
Bennington Mrmprp. Sion, u. o. HbilaeeIpnta
Cffce: $40 Gbeifnut gtraRe. 2M7mat.
, 1876-09-26

Sd Bin piebsr be7sr ais i'd is srtpartets su
perpen, idretbt @btl. &pt, Salempi4e, WtSc.,
bant DR.. Iueut &bnt9's Samburssr
Erppfen. Sd lit LANCE an SersflOpfen anp
jos spei Mer3te gu &atbe, pbne pab ib 2irber-
uas erbtelt. SD entl9lpB mid, bic 5ambur-
ger Grppfen hes DR.. Musuit apnis gu aebrau.
den. @ptt our @bre unb DR.. Mueult 8Snie's
Samburser Erppfen gum &ubme muB i'd ia-
gent, oaB mir p~islslbsn meins Gelunbbsit pie.
bersaben.
, 1876-09-26
Sin bemerfenSmertbes Suh I"
leetes unO srOBtes.
.0efQbr ~!

ODER: Serwuncetiabe Dem Saus zines 6reuabes.
0ieles opIeneetffe 8erf bieIes @eteransn Der
Anerttaniiden Slteratur Dat ais Gorlpurf einen DE.
98%snltano, pelfer oas loelale seeett unleres seialninten
iiber llebel, ipel1es es ~blosltelt. MuRerprcenttib
ipannene nne aufre9emc, miro es pom Iuen nit
Se9t.roe eelelei iperben. Sliuftrirt une icbpn 9e'
Nuncen. g8ir lino eutl6luneu, oas Bud in ieoer }as
mile oes 2anoes ein5ufibren unb p%fferireu nod nie
ed9eipeiene Nprtbeile alien m1nnliben uno peibll.
den Subicribenteniammlern. g8ir oerlan9en LIBERAL
Meenten iiMo l1iden gratis aui Werlan9en Beoinguns
sen uno bsi6reibenoe GircuIare. 3. M. 1tprear'
n. Co., 723 @beitrut Str, pbila, 4gG2mi-
, 1876-09-26
Seftntli6e Oanfiasuns.

Mussne aus einsm 8riefe BON s. 5einmdI'
Ter, Snlti, 5pparb County. Soma, an ieiner
GDbn s. 5einmiQer, &ebafteu+ bes valba-
ny 5erplb".
...... SD fam riGt untbin, Did 3u Bit.
ten, in Oeir,fm gIattc unIcrn GHentli9en Donl
fur bic Seilung 0ciner M}uttcr burA De
Mus. &Snts's 5amburser &ropfen
ans5uIpre9en. @te Ou peiBt, lit bic liebs
SHUTTER an ettsm iGNperen 2eberleicen, unp
lslbff bic Silfe unierer Nerate mar Derseblt6.
Mir prObirten bic Samburser Sropfen, unb
nuroe burG ben @ebrau9 berielben bic &C.
lanobeit Der SHUTTER tpieper eats bersefsat,-
sd pinfhe DIV tpGrbeit bic Sambur9er
Webtctnen thinner auf's Bette empfeblen,
benin is baben iid anf's 8ortrefFi9fe in unis.
Ter 6arailte betpabrt.
, 1876-09-26
Meenten DerIanstl
Cast Adrift Cast Adriftia

Three Years in a Man-Trap'' uns Ten Niabt
in a BarsRoom," ron Z. G. Artbur. Das ittil
UNI erSsts eu& stsfss %ssfstsrtsu SSrttataGs - aISst
ssne tlulfrtrt, slsaant sshunesn, rOtre su 2aufsub.a sn
3situussn bes 9anpss auf has @anfiahe bsuribd \.
@ine @siSttts ppn gstrs6en unb Bsisibtaunass
anisrsr Dtitts, psI9s gu pr r~aptefsa 5srisa ipfsse
Der NarraIitat bs9trttu ale geisse. @asntss' w,I6
,Man-Trap" p%srtaufisn. mullen mtnbeaens nod .aI
nal 10 stsl S%reniplart eisfss Suass s~srtanfsn.
portratt tn Stabilize ntre stntm iSen Subkribsute
aberrst6t. Selbrtsttaee eireulare unh GpIAe init bs
Sseineanasn .psrbsn fret auf mirage sgItssst ssn
etrast, peua., Va. f7iuni4Ds