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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
The Governorshjp

After copying the editorial in T.
weeks '"'e''o"i"" on the Este, n,,
gers. the Burlington Free Pres,
We have very good ouipinn,,.,,
con ESteN personally and ~, LEA
countenanced none of he p,.,.,,,...i '''''
traction of him. in which .nn,,. ''.
Vermont papers have indul,,,, h'
unque>lionahly yer, sriinu. ,I,,. Our
To Mr.. EStey Is the chararr,r 81 - '".
of the men who ar. ''tiNin. him, "''.,
him. Some ot them certainty 49, ]"
win" would not Ice at work fnr h,,.. .'-
had not plenty of money. and u lie
whose support ought To ,lan.r,. "''
man to whom ii i given. Ib,- ,'
most active Estey man in thi, I.,.,... ''r
understand t" he Capt. K. II >,
and we have heard of him IN
county and elsewhere ''iiylu, ~"
for Deacon EStcN. We h.u .,
same kind of elements rl>r, L,.,,..,l u"
ed for Mr.. EsteI. Quite IhrI. rL.J
con whom We believe To be- 3, ,,..,'
able and honest man -dor> mn,
the character of some of h~ i,l,.
agents but he ought to know
and there Is certainly room len fla.
prchcnsion that the men l,n ,..,
his canvas, would manage th,. G,.,,,-
or. if he should he elected WIZ,
of IN administration that would p,,,..
can he imagined.
The Newport Express and >r,pd,.,
says There is Il growing ttrln. tow ~.
the reelection of Gul. Peek anal
would he no very iniudIrinu> .,,.r ,lri...
He has made AN excellent r\r,uli,,.,,,
has proved himself pn>~,>-,.d 81 p....,
back bone. with clr;tr head rp,II..'
him t" see quite Though atlrpr,r, -,
designing men To inNrIclr htm .,..
their pet >chrmc>. There T. ouA ....
reason We should urge against hi. 3D..
election. and that i the ,i,l,art,l,.t
the custom 50 long established. rh,. r.'.
YEATS term. He has been r,malL ,,,.
ed with his predecessors. fnI ,rir. ,..,
Years back. and with the uuuh,r .,
good men waiting for his place il .,
hardly fair to rc-clcct him. Vet. ,L..IJ
the good sense of the Con, cririnu>,.J.
eide. We should most chcrrtuIh ,,,..
c>cr. We hclic,e in lindin. i n.,
who has not sought thu. office. and All.
has not sent out his miuiuu> ro cam. a..
the State and arrange the detail, of III.
campaign.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Latest From Cincinnati The Pros
poets.

The Cincinnati Convention met at
noon Yesterday. aud was called to or
der by GOV. Morgan al New loIk, chain
man of National Committee. After
PRAYER bN Rev. Mr.. Mullen, GOV. Nor
gan addressed the conventions, When
Theodore NJ PomcruN was chosen tenn
poIary chairman, who also made his
acknowledgements in ii speech. Attel
Il blief routine of business, the convrn-
ton adjourned until eleven o'clock to-
day. 1t is expected Edward Mcpherson
of PenusN lvania, will be made perma
nent chairman.
The speculatIonS a. to the nominee
are changed somewhat. Washington
dispatches report Mr.. Blaine a. reco>
ering very rapidly, and a. now being
only physically weak. His friends are
confident of his nomination to-day
The betting men at the convention give
the standing of the candidates aS fol-
lows: Blaine 81, C"nkling -, BriStow
IL, Washhurn :, Field I, Grant >, Hayes
=, Morton >, Jewell |. But netting men,
it is remembered, frequently lose.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Davenport, Estey & Co.

Since the CdieiOnidn unmasked the
movement of Charles y. Davenport "n
the Vermont Governorship, through
his next friend, Mr.. Estey, the Brattle
boro record now edited by the said
Davenport & Co. is exceedingly rolled,
and proceeds AT once /" the poor law
yer's last resort. that of abusing the
opposite party. The last two numbers
of the Record are evidence enough that
the "dialetical arrows shot at random,
as this astute lawyer characterizes
the charges of the CdledOnidn hit the
Joints of the harness which they sup
posed invulnerahle, and are the best
evidence in the world that they were
not random shots"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Before the Convention.
From rrrl'.y'~ dispatch I" rh, journal

CI\,IN\ATI. O.. June - IS1G
MI. HIainc> friends Wee up early
Tins morning, and their last night : fears
have been dis>ipatrd 10y the unofficial
reports from Washington. They are
now expecting The official assurances of
Elaine phN stefan that THEN leader will
Ice ready toI duty again III Il day or two.
John l.. StcNc ems OF Augusta. Nh Blaine :
i"Imcr partncI. says he has known him
T." hc similarly Frustrated after cNccs-
>lvr Labor and great mental strain. hIt
that he was always quick to recover.
He says that Nh. Blaine WAS laid up for
three ur four DAYS with malarial at1tc-
tI"n u short time ago. and ever since his
recovery has been doing the work OF
len men when he should have been
resting.
Mr.. Bri$toW : Washington friends now
here deeply regret the publication of Il
paragraph telrSIaphcd from Washing
ton which Processes to give an account
of the accusation ni Mr.. BriStow bl Mrs
Blaine aS being the caIIs.. of her hus-
bands proStr;ition. 1t Is known that
Mr.. lbristow has been on the best of
terms with Mr.. Blaine, and that their
social relation has been uncIoud,d.
Some weeks since Il scurlilouS article
was published in Il Kentucky newsp
per rejecting upon the early relations
of Nh. and Mis-. Blaine Mr.. BriStow
hearing of it, asked Gov. DeniSom of
ONO I" accompany him, and at once
called on Mr.. Blaine to rcpudate the
article. MIR. Blaine WAS entirely salts
fled with the explanation. and when
asked if he would mention the matter
Mrs. Blaine. he said that she knew
nothing about the article and he did
not intend that she should. Mrs. Blaine
Was doubtless lahoring under high en-
citement when she repealed Mr.. BriStow
from the bedside of her suffering IIuS-
band.
The Hayes men intimate that they
have assurance of large rcintorcements
from the Blaine ranks. They impress
upon Republicans that if they do not
carry OHIO the prcpondcrancr of clccto-
raj votes will he on the side of the
Democrats. with New jersey. Indiana
and New York doubtful. Ohio was last
fall carried for Hayes and hard money
by the small majority of 5000 in round
numbers. That majority was given 10y
the German voters and the Indcpend-
rnts, who had Liberal antecc,ents
The say that Hayes, who is a we'll
known reformer, can unite the various
elements of strength and head an ag-
gressive campaign.
Gov. Morton has at least five hundred
energetic workers here from Indiana,
and they have head quarters, decorated
with flags, at the Burnet House. the
Eihsnu HpuS,4 and th, Grand Central
Hotel. a corrected canvass of the vote
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

th's many petitions are in prpn,.,,,
to he forwarded to Gen. IInw i.a"'"Ion
testing against such mo,rm.,', Pr"
one little church in this >icini, '''n'. H.
day afternoon, such petition ,' ~" SUI
Ell by nearly every adult pr.,.,,, u, >'Sh.
petitions cannot he too ,t.n,.,.,n hes
ed, and 1t would he an ra>, ~ >'-n-
the name of every right f,,I,, i"r
and woman in the conmunit, rn "n
cured ana se"t t" rhiIadclphi, V r. Sc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

IL The latest from MIR. Blaine Is
that he is undoubtedly rapidly recover
lug at which all will rejoice.
20 The State CANVASS 10y the COM
mittce Of \. VI. {. 4. has closed and
the committee find themselves 5000 III
debt, hut as offset, they report one
thousand conversions since the canvass
begun last September.
lg 1t is expected that the Vermont
newspaper men will meet this year at
ST. Johnsbury, and from this place visit
the White Mountains. July 18th is the
daN we have heard mentioned.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

The Republicans Of Caledonia County re
uu,st,d to meet nv their delegates in Convention
at the town hall 81 dnhnsbury, ON THU RSl'AN
JUNE - at 10 clock a IN, to nominate Count
Officers for the two Years succeeding. and IL d'
other business usual at such Conventions.
The several towns i'll the County will be en-
titled 10 tn, same number al delegates III the
STATE Convention as given above.
GEO. IDE
l.. HONEN 60. Com.
j K. DARLING.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Republican State Convention.

Republican Union State Convention il hereby
called to be held at Montpelier On TUESDAY THt
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE \, ID, l-1o, at l,
O'CLOCK 80 MINUTES, AN. tor the purpose OF nominal
ing candidates for the offices of Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor aud Treasured the state for tn,
two years next ensuing also for two Presldentia
electors at large and the appointment oi Stat,
Central committee.
All persons electors without regard To past po
htical differences, previous party difficulties
who are III favor of IA faithful honest and economi
cal administration of public affairs, and VIII" he
heve in IA speedy return and adherence Ia the fun
damental principles OF government, AZ taught and
maintained in the early days Of the Republic. Al.
invited through their delegates To participate IL
the deliberations OF the convention.
Electors will he represented ID the state Con
ventiou by delegates chosen upon the basis of on,
delegate from each town, and an additional dele
gate Tor each hundred votes, and for each trac
ton of one hundred votes fifty, cast for the
Republican candidate for Governor at the last
State election
BY vote of former convention, the State Com
mittre are constituted Committee "n Credentials
Delegates will provide themselves with proper
credentials, signed by the secretaries of then re
sp-ctive primary meetings, and immediately upon
their arrival in Montpelier, present them to the
State Committee at their hesdquarters-th- Pa
wilton.
The several railroads in the State, except the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company will extend
the usual courtesy Of fare one way
GEORGE W GRANpEY,
Chairman
GEORGE NICHLus,
(SecTrtaIN,D
CHARLES II. JOfCR, Republican
STEPHEN THOMAS, state
FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS Committee
WILLIAM ROUNDS
JuHS l.. BARsTOw,
GEORGE y DALE,
tARROLS PAGE,
TN the above basis towns viii he entitled Il
REPRESENTATION ~ follows
CALEDONIA COZ MY.
kirby Sheffield and STANDARD one each Gr"ton
Newark Peacham, Ryrgate, sutton, Walden. Wa
t.rtord and Whe-"ck. two each; Barnet. Burke
Danvill- Hardwick and L. ndnn three each; -
bloomsbury, eight.
EsskX COUNTY.
Brighton, Concord. tiuildhall and LunrnbuIs
two each all the other towns, one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

KEEP TIE GATES CLOSED ON SUNDAY.
AT the next meeting of Tia" Centennial
commissioners, which occurs, we be
lIcNc, IN July, Il strong effort will un-
douhtedlN be made to secure IL reversal
of the decision tn close the great eXhi-
bitinn on sundays. In anticipation OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16
Republican County Convention.

Brighton, Concord Guildhall and LunrnbuIs
wa each all the other towns, one.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-06-03
STATE NEWS.

The Hon. John S. Carlile made an as
Segment on Wednesday last for the
benefit of his creditors.
Thos. Maslin, Esq, gives notice in
the Romnsy L'atellige,,ver that an cleo
Eion for officers and teachers of the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylum will be
held on the 7th OF June.
The Weston Democrat hoists the
same OF the Hon. Ben Wilson at the
bead of its columns for denomination
and calls on the Democratic Congress
sional Committee to hold the Conven-
tion at that place.
Hunter Smith made violent attack,
Thursday night, in Parkcrsburg, on
Col. Geo. Jackson and N. w. THICKER,
with heavy case, cor somo other
weapon,' and injured them seserely.
Cause of the attack not stated
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-06-03

Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns Of the newspapers and by your
druggist to use something for Dyspep-
sia and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing aoout, you get discouraged
spending money with but little success.
Now to give you satisfactory proof that
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will cure you
of Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint with
all its effects, such as Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness,
ralpitation Of the Heart, HEARTBURN.
Water-brush, coming up Of food after
eating, low spirits &C., we ask you TO
go to your Druggist j. L. w. Baker and
get Sample Bottle Of GREENS AU-
sUsT FLOWER for 10 cents and try it, or
a Regular Size for Is cents, two doses
will relieve yon.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-06-03
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
DsrRl-P Court OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE
DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA,
IN BANKRUPTCY.

GEO " = S %s5'i5 $ Bankruptcy
THIS IS TO GIVE NoTICE,-That on the
9Th of May, 1876, warrant Of Bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the District of West
Virginia, against the estate of George w.
Jackson, of Martinsburg, in the County of
Berkeley, in said District, who was ad-
judged Bankrupt, on his own Petition /:
That the payment of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are for
hidden by law and that meeting of the
Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assignees
of his estate, will be held at Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Martinsburg,
in the office of Blackburn h Lamon, before
H. Fl. Blackburn, Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy for said District, on the 10th day of
June, A. d. 1876, at ii o'clock A. NJ.
GEO. KOONCE,
Deputy U. S. Marshal as Messenger.
May 27,2w
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-06-03
675 ACRES,

divided into three tracts, 275 acres of
which are cleared and the balance hEAV-
lily IldBEBED. Two never-lailing
streams run through the farm. The farm
has on it
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-06-03

ga Total..... .....................S lP3, l25 09
State Of w. Va, County Of Berkeley, IS:
|, j. B. Wilson, Cashier of the above
named Bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
j. B. WILSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this
10th day Of May, 1876.
H. B. MILLER,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest :
A. j. THOMAS,
A. p. SHUT. Directors.
E. EMMERT.
May goth.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-06-03
Three Dwelling Houses,

and outbuildings. The first is a new
frame house containing eight rooms, good
frame barn and necessary outbuildings
good we'll of water in the yard.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-06-03

AVING OPENED new and attractive
III Dental Parlors on the corner of
King and German stree in Degranges
large brick building, desire to call the at
tention of the citizens of this place and the
adjacent counties to the following impor-
tant facts:--Both of the gentlemen are fine
practitioners The senior member OF the
firm is dentist of over sixteen years ex-
perience, three ofwhich were spent in the
city of San Francisco, CAL, and the past
two in Cumberland, Md, where his skill
as finished, practical, and scientific op-
orator, has earned for him reputation as
a manipulative dentist of the highest or
der. DR. Peddicord has made FINE OF
ERATI0NS ON THE NATURAL TEETH
A SPECIALITY for years past, often by
his intelligence in this direction saving
valuable teeth after they had been con-
demned by other practitioners. He will
be in charge of the OPERATIVE DE-
PARTMENT He will also extract teeth
POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN. Hav-
ing used Constantly in his practice all the
known agents for producing insensibility
TO pain, and having rejected chloroform
because OF its danger, aad gas because of
its L -ortain effect viii continue to ad-
esthetic. With highly improved instru-
menis Tor its administration, is enabled to
extract from one to sixteen teeth IN ten or
twelve minutes, without knowledge, dam
ger or pain on the part of the patient.
TIL MECHANICAL and PLATE DE-
PARTMENT will be in charge of DIR
RNODE, who has been for some time as
sociated with DR.. Peddicord in this de-
nartment He will take into account all
che characteristics of complexion, features,
&C., when selecting teeth to replace lost
ones, and allow no lnattention on his part
or dictation on the part Of the patient, to
produce those incongruities so constantly
met, staring the observer in the face from
mouths whose lost organs have been re-
placed in disregard to artistic laws. Es-
Eecial attention given to children's teeth
Or. Hall, Of New York, says-"Parents
who neglect their children's teeth commit
"a SIM
Teeth mounted on gold or silver plate
with that superior skill reached alone by
0LD SCHOOL DENTISTS, whilst in work
mounted upon Rubber, or Celluloid or
cheap bases, we acknowledge no superior
Great attention given to diseases of the
mouth and gums.
An EXCELLENT DMNTRIFICE PIE
pared for our practice and recommended
will be kept constantly on hand.
All fees will be exceedingly moderate,
commensurate with the skill req ired and
Sabor performed. No fee for examinations
re- Teeth extracted FREE on Satur-
Gays; from l to P NJ
June1 ,lydaw
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-06-03

By authority conferred on me, as
Commissioner, by virtue OF DEGREES
passed by the District Court of the U.
s., for the District of West Virginia, at
Wheeling, in the above three Chance
ry causes, shall proceed, on
THURSDAY, 10th Day Of JuIy,1816
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-06-03
Sheep and Cattle Raising
Will Sell at a Great Bargain

if application is made soon, and give the
purchaser easy terms on back payments.
Any one wishing to engage in the sheep
and cattle raising business, will find this
especially splendid opportunity
Persons desi ing further Information will
call on or address the subscriber, living
on the farm +. NJ PAWLING,
Hedgesville, Berkeley Co.,
West Virginia.
May u, ls76,tf.
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30 to 70 per Day so T. ana Tsr 3

80 = - Fl AO0J oohs AMd oLhtl
as COFFEE,t 10 Farmers and others in their own
Agid orhoods Particulars Free. Address,
THE CENTENNIAL Co.. Sc Louis. Mo
, 1876-05-23
(Sortietuns folst.)

Gin 8teenprotect Die Sim g
nerDffentlift ben Wortlart elmer interelial ,
ten 9enfihrift, wrl9e Der amerifaniihe Sn,
aenieur Spalbins. Der ruiiiiden 8egierung
oorgelegt bat uuc in melher er einen &analz
bau poridld9t, Der ale bisberiaeu l1nterneb=
mllngen Der Srt, ben Sue3fanal niht auSee=
1ommen, ulbeneutenb eriheinen lafien mtrb,
: tuenn er CUR ausfibruns fommt. Gr
ihld9t niftS @eringereS Dor, alS bas faiptihe
Meer NIT benz mtttelldnbiiAen Steer burf
einen 8anal 81 perbinben NIB 10 Su nerbirs
bern, baB bieie r gr0bte a0er 2anbieen almds
Zig in einen sroben 9umpf pertpanbelt pirb ;
benn bies Shid1al itebt ibm i'm 8erlaufe bes
S%abrbunberts bepor. I'm @r0ee. bat er, efeid3
bem araliee uub anberen aiiatiihen Seen felt
seidldtllhen i3eiten ihon ~bebeutenb abse.
nonr1en. Die @epalt beS Waliers ielblt,
bus bonn ifiparSen Dieer in ben 118 Sub tie
fer 9%elegenen Gee binabitr0men miirbe. ee.
bdhte Der fihue Snsenieur 3ur @rleihteruns
Der 8ieienarbeit nutbar su MAIDEN, unb UNI
bas Beden bes faipiihen Wleeres nod raider
bts gum Nipeau bes if,parSen Dieeres gu
f%ilen, i9ldst ct Dor, ben Don pom ietnem
natiirlicben 0aufe ab unb in bic Woloa al
leiten. go glaubt er, tonne baS @erf in IS
ans efibrt meroen.
, 1876-05-23
Gbriftopb BON edmib's Suaenb.
Bibliotbef.

@ebunben tn BappbedeI q 10 Gents, Wt,
Vtuslin.& iiden q 30 Gents. Sam
Mtuslin rs Gents.
es'G ssdsa ION Sidsnfe!s. Die sr ,ar srfsnntnib
Der rs administrators. Cine Gr,dbIuns ,um wsib.
nattsgeident fir &inber.
Der NofenaD6. Cine intereNante GradbIuns.
3pet Gr3dhlun9en.
Die .Sopfenbi ntben. Cine pesetenb.it aus benz
ssbsn s,nes sraten Doris auasbrsrs. 49,
Sas Q nmsnfostdssn. Cine Griabluns hem bliI
Rofa Don G~aasenSMrs. Cine osf&i&te bes Utter
tbums.
0enpfepa. zine Der T&bnftem uns rHbrsnoHsn Ge
thidten bes Nltertbums.
pie Radbtfsaa. Cine interefante 0sI@ipte.
N0bert. esT e atfensnabe, sosr: Sas 4nbsnten
enewts, Der apSmanheres.
&tsben Gr5dhtMnsen.
Sanneton unS Mmaits.
Die Mtaibiumen.
Emma oon S~tnfenastn, osa. Cot Ha&t xuss
HBiIbeim Een. Gin ss5&i&tIt&.s eemaISs.
DaS perlprene ainb.
Sas adnbben Das gambfdIoA.
: per smts sstssnS ams Der bSis ;Saisstsia.
Die Griffin 3alia, oSss: aiaSli&. ai.be, xr.u.
Sottfrieb, Der iunse @tnaesIsr.
Der O1rtftbaum.
Die fletne eautenfpteIerin.
CaS 3dmmdben n.
Ssrnanse. asbsnsss&i&t. zines iunasn orafem aus
s~usisrnan,sn ans eslsfaa.: %. sos.l
@arsaretba Bllmdben. Die BaIbtapeae. Nas
et. ' seae SdSasas. nam.rau.p a.. rb.t..
Der Otsmantrins. DaS MartsnbtIl.
, 1876-05-23

SIR mar, ulS iei es Der 500 seweien.
lpeld)er unseitiim @inla6 begebrte. Bl0t,
lid bob iie Die GruR empor, uno bic
Sdnoe rin9eno uno Die Nusen itarr aui
Den &ranfen seridtet, f%liiterte iie, mte
a,S bredeuoem Ser5en:
nGr oarf ntdt fterben, tr fam niht
lterben nit einem 6lud auf ben 9ippen,
luelder, inoem ct ben Sduloieen trift,
audi MIDI in Die Nadt oes Gntieeens
binabreiBen uiiroei rsse.
Wfatt i~treifte oas sebdmpfte 2id)t &ro>
ners Qntlie, oemielben, troe Der @lutb,
einen eisentbumlid leidsnbaften Gbarafs
ter perleibeno. St ritbrte fid, tpie iid
ausitredenb int letten T~oossfampfe.
(Tortietun9 folst.)
, 1876-05-23
Gin bemerfenSmertbes Bud Z"
Artbur'S lebtes unb 9r0Btes.
0efabr!!!

ooer: SerpnnoetI ii Dem Saus eines Sreun6es.
Sieies ppIeneetfe aSerf bieles Deteranen Der
MnIeritanllden Siteratur Dat ais Borpurf einen o..
%aenltano, lpelber oas iociale 9eben unieres aeiamiuten
Snltes beriibrt uno sie6t einen idredliden reberblid
lber uebel. 'peldes es ~blositent. atuRerorhentlicb
ipannene nnn anfresene, piro es BON 4gen nit
Se9l.roe Selelen lperben. Snuffrirt unb fdbDn gee
nnneen. 9slr iino entl6lpien, oas Bud in ieber "a.
mile oes Sanoes ein3ufubren uno offeriren nod vie
saseteeiene Sprtbefie alien mGnnliGen uno tpeibli.
gei Sublcrtbenteniamnlern. g8ir p~erlangen LIBERAL
A8etten uno i6iten gratis auf 0erlan9en Beoin9un.
Ien uno beibreibenoe Girculare. 8. M. Gtpnbar-
n. &c.. 723 6beItnut Str, pbila. 4QB2ma.
, 1876-05-23
Meenten nerlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!

&tn w~artises Ssitsnfdd ,u ten bsratmtsn Werisa
in a Bar'Room,". Don :. G. attbur. Das lssi.
unp erpste BUD bisiss ~ssfstsrten SArtftftls.s - elias
sene ~taufrtrt, elegant ssSuuesn, nitro ID Iaufsnpsn PEI
8eitunesn bee euness auf bas @anftsfs ~bsurtbsiil.
&tne Wef4ibte ppn @~srbrsbea unb BeIsibisansex; y
lniersr Wtitts, ptlpe 3u pr r~ubiehen Serjen iprsnsp
etr. Wipralttdt. bepirfsn ale Seiese. Mssutsa, psl4v
..Man-Trap" osriauftsn. mullen ~mtnretsns ned -ui
ma. 10 ptel Gremplars Hteiss 8u&es s~erfaaten.
Ycrtratt Ia Stabihih rtrb stnsm Ieben 5usfribsntta
uberrei6t. selhre:benbe eirculare unb fpl&e NIT ben
8sbtnsunatn psrbsu fret aaf Anfrass ~ssritnpst vsu
3. M. Stoncar. u. Co.. pabItfbers, 7S3 Sanfsm
Strabe, pttIa., pa. 1~7iunt4sD;
, 1876-05-23
Mmerifanii4e Smgenb.9 ibIptbef.

~"'~""si1S SABs1lu, oau%utYII%
in sIbihe Yappbede1 nit Wmsltn.R jden
gebunben . 25 Gents.
Reser nne HSetAe, bon 5rant 6pffmaun. Der
freue aDdd)ter. Sufanmen In einem Baub.
Ssr asteerfpenftise. bon Sran, 6offmann.
N'eines ~ Die RSts9e be- @roAen, bon Grans
6otfinann. - Die 6tsfabrt. 3uIammsn in
einem Bano.
DIE Senfslnufaten. bon Brant boHmann. - Der
eGtfbrudb. 3uiammen in einern Banp.
20 feRe bid fd,on. bon SuIius 6ofmana
Ou fonft nidbt aeblen,
@rpfparsrS 2ieblina
Der fdbtparie Gan,. tl.
Der bIinbe aBilbeirn, bon &uFap Wheel.
Der Sedpfennis. 6ret Ratbarinen. 80 AuS
bon Gumpert. Sn eintrn Banb.
Mns Ma9t gum etdt, oou gai4arh Baron.
Ssat nne Damaiantt. Bpm Serbinano Stmibt.
Oelognfe xreMe. Satnutdla. - Der 8Rthfp,
nar ln Mfriea. 3uiommen in sinem 8ans.
Der Wfnblarst ~ =, Der Btrfbpf. .3mei eradblun.
gen bon s. stober. 3uiaminen In einen Banb.
Mas Der msnfb fact, tas mirn sr sub ern,
ten, bon Ri&arp Barron.