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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15
Delinquent Tax List
BUCHANAN COUNTY
FOR 1875.

TREAsuRER's OFFICE BUCHANAN COUNTY,
Independence, August II, 1876.
BY virtue of the authority in me vested by the
laws of the State of Iowa, l will, on Monday,
the I'd day of October, A. ID. 1876 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the Court House in said county, offer
for sale and continue said sale from time to time
as may be necessary, all Of the following listed
lands and town lots upon which any taxes lev
led, with interest and costs accruing, shall then
remain unpaid and delinquent for the year A. D.
1875, and any other years that may be adver-
vertised
JAMES A. POOR,
Treasurer Buchanan Co., Iowa.
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Phusitinns.
Or. H H HUNT,
", A. MELLEN, M. D.

OFFICE and Residence corner of Court and
~ Blank SITS, north of Catholic Church 42-tf
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q. H. F. NOSLE1LL,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
n Agent, will practice in the several Courts OF
the County and District. Special attention given
to Collections. Office over the New York Store,
Independence, Iowa. l2b-r
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Qllf Bnlltt''r,

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
VIM. ToMAN,
Editor & Proprietor
AT INDEPENDENCE, BUCHANAN COUNTY, IOWA.
Office In Blood's Building, on the South sida
cfMain st. Dcors From Bridge.
Terms of Subscription
80 Per Annum, in Advance.
RATES ADyERTIsING:
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A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELIORS AT LAW
"A Special attention given to Collections. Office
over Fisher Bros. Grocery Store. 16w3
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BAILY & JACKSON.

T AW CONVEYANCING. WAR CLAIM. AND
II Land Agency Office. Office in First National
Bank building. Independence. Iowa.
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". "A. MELIEN, NJ. D.
"OMGOPATIIIST-md Office and
L Rooms in Burr's Block, Chatham St. over
i}anharts grocery.
OFFICE HoURs-From to y. NJ and from
TO 2 and TO 5 p NJ. 11-39tf
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3. = HASNEE..

A TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
n Land Agent Office over Taylor's Hardware
Store Independence. Iowa.
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is. WOODWARD.
m. uOr.nRTOGE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL LAND
n Agent, Independence. Iowa. Office over Tabor
& Son a Drug Store Particular attention paid to
Collections and remittances promptly made.
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w. G. 3D. B. DONNAN,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Independence, Iowa.
n Office over Morse & Barnetts Store. Con-
sultations in English and German. [19y
d. W. BRUCKART J. J. NEY.
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FOREIGN.
DEAD.

Nice, Nov. ll-Antonio Tamburim
the Italian singer is dead.
TURKEY.
Vienna Nov ll-Reports from
Turkish sources state that the porte
has raiseda9Aexeral objections to the
projected conference and instructed
its London ambassador to communi.
cate them to Lord Beaconfeld. Lord
Beaconfeld's assertion that all the
powers had assented to the confer
cnce is criticised in DIPLOMATIC cir.
eles at Vienna. The cabinet has not
yet accepted the proposition. Count
Audrassy will state his views Of Eng
lish proposal after the funeral Of. his
mother who has just died.
London, Nov. 1.-THE general re.
lapse on the stock exchange yestee-
day is attributed to Lord Beacon
fields warlike speech ii the Lord
Mayors banquet Anerican seouri.,
ties have been adversely Affected BY
the political situation in the United
States, which attracts much a.ten-
Stion.
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WASHINGTON.
GOING TO NEW ORLEANS.

Washington, Nov lI-President
Grant returned to Washington this
afternoon. He has requested the fol-
lowing prominent gentlemen to 90 TO
New Orleans to Inspect the counting
Of votes in Louisiana. Hon. Wm.
N Evarts, Judge E. w. Stonghton,
Gen. Jno. A. Dix, and Gen. JAS. IL.
Van Allen, Of New York; Senator
Sherman(and Hon. Stanley Matt cws,
Of OHIO, Hon. Courtland Parker Of
Ney Jersey, Senator Ednunds OF
Vermont, Gen, Ben. Harrison ol In-
diana, Senator Logan, Of Illinois
Hon. Wm. ID. Kelly and Hon. ,Jno.
a. Kasson Of Town and few Others
have been invited, Nearly all have
been heard form and have accepted.
Personal.
Washington, Nov 1.-THE attorney. gen
eral has returned from Philadelphia.
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EFFECT OF THE ELncl1oN on Busr

ESS. .
Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE following
special dispatch is an Interesting sub
ice, and is sent, though the partisan
bias is manifest:
Prolonged suspense relative to cleo
.tion, results in u temporarily psraly-
sis of business Of all kinds here
Traffic demands upon merchants have
been limited all week aud the few
sales affected are of diminatire pre-
portions, however the republican.
gains in congress aud the certainty
that the Democratic majority in the
house is very small, greatly reassures
business men with reference to the
permanent future of trade, because
even if .ft'irir4cn rs elected the demo.
Gratis are powerless for mischievious
legislation; for this reason it is the
lieved trade will soon resume be-
march of gradual improvement re
gently apparent.
DISCHARGED.
Baltimore, Nov. l1--In the ,crimi-
nal court to-day Judge Blown gave
his decision in the case of Lieuten-
ant Farnaseigt Sparks aud Blackisron,
and the policemen recently indicted
and on trial the past week Tor partici.
pating in the riot at the Hayes and
Wheeler meeting a, Cross street mar.
ket, seventeenth ward, last Septem-
her, acquitting them of the charge
and the prisoners were discharged.
The trial was before the Judge with
out jury, After the decision the
parties were reinstated in positions
by the police commissioner,
Gov. Carroll left for New Orleans
tonight to be present at the count ol
the returning board. -
FINANCIAL.
New York, Nov. l1-Bank state
ment, reserve decrease, $1,245,SO0
New York, Nov. 11--Judge West
brook has decided to grant the mo.
iica OF saufcatsa. In tssssn case Of Moul-
ton VS.. Beecher to change venue to
northern county and Delaware county
is to be selected unless . good reason
for not doing SO is given.
TWEED.
Havana, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
from St. Thomas arrived bringing ad-
vices to the sixth inst. On the 9th
the United States frigate Franklin ar
rived from Vigo with WIN. NJ
Tweed on board. c
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tive than on previous days. The democrats
and republicans apparently having both
made up their minds not to holler until
they We're quite certain shat they ars out oil
the woods. ] he old rooms or the repuhl,-
can national committee a the 9th avenue
hotel were abandoned last night. rs The
lease of them had expired. The commit
tee are occupying another room In the same
building. Mr.. Clancey. clerk Of the COM
ml,lee, said no new dispatches had been
received The Post says there was con-
ference of prominent republicans at the
9th avenue hotel last night, held 70 discuss
The sdvisability Of uniting With the demo-.
cratic COMMITTEES in requesting eminent cill'
zens to proceed to Louisiana. was dissolved
without result on account OF the report Of
the news of the presidents proclamation.
In View OF the proposed measure II WAS
declared unnecessary.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Nesv-i4-Neafiy complete re-
turns from Tennessee give Tilden msiorl-
ty OF not less than 5000
ALL ABOUT EVERYTHING.
( ST. Louis, Nov. 1.-THE Republican has
the following special:
Florida returns TO this hour, official and
semi-ofiicial from thirty counties and par
tial returns from two others with the vote
of 1874 OF the remaining counties, give a
democratic majority of 1888 Nine repub-
lican counties give an fi1cial majority of
1858, leaving net democratic majority in
the state of / ,l25, which will be increased
by full Ietnrns from remaining Counties
which are ali white and democratic. The
Republican predicts that the next lower
house OF congress will have sixteen demo-
cratic majority and that the senate will be
a tie.
QUIET DEMOCRATS.
Al the democratic headquarters in the
Everett House atf,irs are quiet, though q
ripple OF excitement was :occasioned ~ the
report of the Conover dispatch. Several
visitors spoke favorably OF General Grants
proclamation, saying they saw nothing
wrong In II, If he meant what he said.
wM. n EyERTs.
Thd1eport that Vim NJ EYerts has start.
ed for the south Was denied
RUMoR UPON RUMoR
Dispatches hsd bsen received it was said
confirming former reports favorable ta The
tieMacrnts. W. H. Roberts. assistant editor
of The New Orleans Tiines, sa,csranhs here
under date of the 10th Fifty one parishes
giye the democrats = majority Of 3,425
and some democratic parishes yet to hear
frp,u
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MISCELLANEOUS

ABOUT THE POWER OF AN KLEcToR.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE Sun, re-
plying to an inquiry as to whether
Hayes, who seems to be elected by
1855 votes, and before the meeting Of
the electoral college one republican
elector died, what would be the re,
suit, says: The electoral college does
not vote AS corporation. Zach
eleotor has one vote for president and
one Tor vice-presldent. In case of the
absence of any elector, either from
death or any other cause, his col
leagues cannot cast his vote. In the
case supposed, the three Florida cleo
torlal votes could only cast three
votes, 50 that Hayes would not receive
a hundred and eighty five votes. Til
den could not be declared elected be-
-e.ai.se- -he-wnnld- nt-haye received a
hundred and eiehty-hve votes. The
result wpuld be the throwing Of the
election into the house Of representa.
tives. This suggests the inquiry
whetherit is really true that single
assassination might throw the cleo
tion into the house and reverse the
popular will after oonstitutionaliy ex-
pressed.
PEACE MAX ERs.
Louisville, Nov. 1l-Hon's Henry
ID. MeHenry and Henry Waterson,
Of. Ky, left for New Orleans last
night. Senator Mcdonald, Gen'l
Love, of Indiana, Gov MoCre.ry,
and Congressman Blackburn, of Ky,
and En-Gov Palmer,of ILL.,, compos-
es another party now mere in answer
to the call of HnniA 8 Hewitt. OF
Ny. They leave tonight.
sENrEScED.-
New York, Nov. ll-John Volz,
convicted OF perjury in the matter
of the bail bond Of Thomas P. Som
erville, whose name was associated
with the Washington safe burglary
case, has, been sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
Boston, Noy. 1.-THE Evening
Traveller says Charles Francis Adams
started for the south to-day.
OFFICIALS RETURNING.
Washington, Nov ll-Secretary.
Chandler and Postmaster General Ty-
uer returned TO Washington this fore
noon. The Commissioners Of patents
and commissioner of Indian affairs
also returned and resumed their du-
ties.
sherbrook, Nov. ia fre last
night destroyed the main building Of
the shsrbrook meat and produce oom.
paay's premises. Insurance eight
thousand dollars.
GOING TO NEW ORLEANS.
ST. Louis, Nov. lin compliance
with the invitation and urgent re-
quest of the executive committee OF
the democratic state ceniral commit, !,
tee, senator Bogg, Jas, O. Rrosdhesd
Erastus Wells and Chas. Gibson. of
THIS city, win start for New Orlsass
tonight TO be present At counting the
vote Of louisiana.
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Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 11-Dis-
liant counties in this state are still to
be officially heard from in regard I'd
election results. Up to this time
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.HeHt VhGstttuH;
Nos. cures. Cent.
Feyers, Constipation. Inaammaiions, 70
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, 25
3 crying Collie, or Teeihng OF Infants rs
Dtarrh0sa, of children or adults %
nyscntery. Gripping, bilious collie 2s
Cholera Mothus, Vomiting, AZ
Conghs, colds, hronchlis 10
Neuralgia, toothacfe, faccache :. rs
y He Headnches, sick heauacti.. vertigo "
~ Dyspe ,sa, billions stomach rs
II Suppressed, or painful periods 8
~ Whites, too profou.e periods ~
IL Group, Cough difficult breAsalng. u
ID RheHmai4tn, Riseaina,ie pnius n.e-.-, :,
10 Fever and and a.gne, eLild fcyers, ague 80
y ophthaimy, and sore or weak eyes, -- 70
lSGaiArrh, acute or chronic, lnlnenza ~
O'Whooptng cough, violent couIhs. Is
II Asthma, oppressed breathing 81
~ Ear discharges, impaired hearing 30
~ scrofula, enlarged glands, dwellings, q.
~ General debility, physical wsakresr 50
% Drop-y and scantY@ seCyetionr, 70
Z, Sea sickness, s,caEcss from riding 50
~ fhdnty disease gravel, 10
2s Nervous debility. seminal weakness or In.
voluntary dlsehar9es, %
u Sore mouth, canker, 90
20 Urinary weakners wet'ng tho bed. 60
81 Painfn. periods, with rpa.ns 50
~ Disease OF heart. p8lpliatians &c. 90
80 Epilepsy. -pasfus, 81 Wins dance, 5A
- Dtphthera, liberated core ihroAt, 20
80 Ihronic conpeetioas and esuptioni. 20
FAMILY CASKS.
Case, Morocco with 50 large vials and manual o,
directions Observation-Disclosures. xls ~
Gaze, morocco. OF ~ large Ytais and book on
~ Thcsc remedies are sent by The case or sinpl.
BOX 10 aay pafI OF the country. free Of charge, on
receipt ol Psioe. Address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
AEDIclSk Coz
ohiceand Depot. No. sss, Broadway,
* NEW YORK.
For sale by all druggists.
Mills Purdy and g. W. yandcrhu,e & Co
Agents at fAnkton y 4 nsoseowxwiy
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New York, Nov. l1-Up to, one o'clock
there is complete dearth Of election news
and the manufacturers of dispa.ches seem
to have gone entirely out Of the business.
Tbs Fthusa ssas sas ttiAae ttiA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on
lts bulletin board that the dispatch purport-
ing to come from Senator Conover copcea.
ing Florida 10 the democrats proves to be
bogus, -
There was less excitement ON the streets
this morning concerning the presidential
election There, were as usual the crowds
around the different bulletin boards, hu,
they wsrs lees eager, noisy and demonstrs-
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they can only be estimated as there
is no ,elegraphic- communication with
them.
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7 Ell Z Or R PHI 10.
a O'Clock. q. m.
uSDECI0ED.
Prominent men of the Union
Throwing Themselves
into the Breach.
Let us Have Peace;
POLITICAL
TO BE DECISIVE.

TO BE DECISIVE.
Chicago, Nov. l 1.-THE latest ad-
vices. from New York, state that the
official vote from Louisiana will be
published Wednesday or Thursday
next, after thorough inspection by
the delegates sent by both parties for
hat purpose. Evideuces of intimi-
dation. in South Carolina, Florida and
Louisiana are being discovered.
NOW YOU SEE IT.
Louisville, Nov. 1.-THE following
was received here ut two thirty this
afternoon,
Lake City, Fla. Noy 1l-Corlected
returns from thirty one counties and
estimates onieight counties yet to hear
from, based on the election of 1874
give a democratic majority Of Il, 900.
The chairman Of the democratic
state, eoanmiltee at Monticello, Flori-
d., says the careinlest estimates on
the figures Of 1874 on counties not
heard from and returns actually in
pronounce the democratic majority
sure. the counties mol in are all
democratic and will show large gains
The majorfty cannot fail short OF
twelve hundred.
NOW you poN'T.
The republican chairman claims the
state for the republicans but gives no
figures. Walton county, Just in,
gives democratic majority of GOO, a
gain of 100. The people are quiet
but determined ON -an honest cleo
ton.
ILLINOIS.
Lawrenceville, Ills. Nev. l1-Ofi
cial vote of Lawrence county;
Hayes l,l9S; Tllden ,329; Cooper
II Congressman republican 1,l9S;
democratic ,337; Governor republi-
can !, l94; democratic $50.
Quincy, III. Nov. 1l-Oficial
Adams ce1nty;
President, Pilden, 6,3oS; Hayes,
,9a3; Cooper Al Green Clay Smith,
II Governor, Stewart, 6,3lS; Cullow,
4,913; Jas. T. Simpson 10. o. H.
RfgSu,,,;;,,r C,nrrr...,., :,
Ios. r,.,,nt,,,can 5,a-.,s ,sr,,,,,t>; 49, ~, -,
% No''oi'eu
,n,,,,,.s
: !.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 11-Generai
MsS -eeery and Congressman & Hack
burn do not accompany the delega-
ton TO Louis'na. Those previously
named with Senator Stevenson Of KY,
and a, ;. Hewitt and party of New
York, ex-senator Trumbuil, of Hi.
nois, Dooll,tle, Of Wisconsin, and
prebahaly thurman. Of Ohio, leave
At one O'Clock Sunday morning for
New Orleans.
The people OF Louisville serenaded
the delegation tonight amidst great
'qnas'asn,. Tsn ST..
Io1tsv;lle car. = eslaIu -, y ,ne
r,om ", w pa,,a ia .ou.aA .o-aay
.f,ot,ieina state cenfr.T co,,, n,,,t..
Louisville Nov Ill, il .s .sr.
tain as death tha, we har. hones,ly
carried the state bv from i 600 -
5000 in spite Of the fraud which we
will prove bevond Question when On
portunity is ofered Eanallv certain
that there Is a nio, 20 cont us ont
by throwing out parishes laroelv
democratic Or bv mauinnla,in, re,.,rns
deposited with ,ha s,na,v;sor. as
repistration and with the sacret.rr
Of state. Republican commissioners
and supervisors refused to sign tripli-
oAte returns ior deposit with this
'commlttes. lsll we have no official
statements OF Poiiiists or tally sheets.
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MORTON NOT GofNG KAsT.

San Francisco, Nov. ll-senator
Morton states this morning that he
willn return east until the conclu-
sion of the. Investigation Of the Chi
nese question, which. he is engaged
on here. He endorses the wisdom Of
the proposition TO obtain the pres
ence Of prominent and trusted men Of
both parties to assist in allaying the
present excited feeling in the south,
but expresses the belief that no seri-
Gus complications viii ensue although
the situation calls for prudent action.
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TWEED,

Havana, Nov. 1.-THE stcame,
from St. Thomas arrived bringing ad
vices to the sixth inst. On the 5tl
the United States frigate Franklin ar
rived from Vigo with WIN, NJ
Tweed on board. n
, 1876-11-16

anne &iperunb tp i a
&anal 6 0 mpa9nie. Ser Seri9t
Des Yrdlioenten Galrin9ton, lppl6er in
Der oeitri9en, I'M IL ubr Morsens abs
9ebaltenen 8erinmmluna Der Nftiondre
Ser SSames Sitter unb &anapba.& anal
Gompa9nie, fir lebtes Sabr, pel4es Den
30. September enoete, porgelest lpuroe,
ent6dlt piel SntereIantes. IS beiBt bar-
in, oaB Die 3unabme Der 300e $100,629
betrdqt. Scr &i6mono Sod aablte
$4,000. Sic 3uuabme Der 36Ie in
&iAmono betrdst in bielem Sabre nabe.
gu $4,000; in 2pn9burs, s1,23l; 9u=
0anan, 1913; 9~erinston, 1928. 3u-
na1me Der Safenseloer, $1,239; 3u=
nabme Der Mietben, $375-@slammt
3una6me, $S,S46; Sornen9ebalt, in
1876, $191,424; in 1875, $211,570.
Sic 1Dberen ginfiinfte rilDren bon Ell
mem fleileren Sonnen9ebalt Ser %einSel=
men Iabrseu9e FER. Sic 3una6me BON
Sabof waren 6319 OgbDfe, BON 8ai5en
42,O62 8ulbel uno 0 Mlebl $500
Barrels. Sc mar 9lei9f0as cine 3u-
nabme in u&aufmonnswaaren," Der
miI9te g9aaren" uno anoere Sra6t err.
Iter, Sluetter uno britter Glalie aber Elm
8erIiit BON mebr als $4,000 Sonnen
&oblcL G%ilenerae, g%ultern, S6alen,
Self unO anoerer Sra9ten Der f"inf!en
uno ie9lten Gloile.
Gr beri@tet, Oob Die 3oltare 3wil6en
2pn@burs unO &!dmono bur9 Con-
cureuce ber9eltelt lei nno oeber nlebriSer.
ols Die 2ofal.Sore.
@r i9iloerte ben 3uitano beg &maals
ols gut uno la9te, Dap bic ~finansieae 2a-
sc Der @ompaSnie li9 in Den belten ger-
biltniien befdnoe.
Gum S4luB empfabl er Die porse-
i@I09ene Clifton Sorse W%erldnserung.
, 1876-11-16

poGisei Geri6t. 6ol9enbe
Safe famen ge1tern in btelem 8eri9te
sur 8erbonolung:
@ir9inia Gbcatbam. farbig, anse=
fla9t uc9en @n9riff nno G6ld9srei, erlt=
l~alen.
SoIep6 Strange, farbig, uneetlaat
Die Nir9inia Yarfer anscsriHen nno GEE
iAla9en SIT baben, iuuroe auf beute pers
10Oben.
Mrtbur %. Sereulon. an9eflast Die
@toot ni@t u%erlolien 81 baben, na@oem
inn lol9es pnm YoliSsiri6ter befoblen,
luuroe entlallen.
s. So. Soplor, 8rpan O'Dpnalo uhb
@pofrep 9eib, ansefla9t tpesen Srun-
fenDeit, wurben i'm 9tationsbaule ent-
~Iaiien.
@obert Melion, farbis, anseflast lue,
gen unoroenoIi6ens Setra9ens auf Der
Gtrabe, wuroe i'm S%tationsbaule ent-
~lalien.
Scr SAT- BON Mbram Sadlon, farbis,
on9efIa9t feline Srau, @ilie @nn Sad
ien, an9eoriifen nno ssI9la9en 5n bas
ben, Wuroe Bis ouf beute oerl9obrn.
, 1876-11-16
D0nnrrfag is. NOpfmbfr 1876
Ole SO q b.

No6 INNER lit ni6ts Seitimmtes in
Scr GoNe cnti6ie0cn.
2ciecr erfuhren mir 9eItcrn i6or, wel=
der unangenebmcn GiniluB oiele unge-
wjB6eit i'm Gel0ditsleben ousiibt uno
1oute, bur6 S6winoel, 9aDes Den Siir=
germ ols 9rdiioent ouf9eordn9t meroen,
10 wiiroe cine po0fommene Stodung Der
GcI1Qitc cintreten un0 cine NOD ME oas
gemciene 09redensjeit iiber uns bereln=
bre9cn.
SiIoen 1T infer ertuablte 8rdlioent,
ipsnn oas Ge6t re9icrt, unb mir s~lauben
oll6 nod nit Sciiimmtbeit ia9en 81
f0nnetl, oob er ON nd6ten Mdr5 in's
Q8eiBe Sans einSie6en miro.
, 1876-11-16
523 DroaS StraRe 523
9feues Wlanufaftur : Gsihift
&. Gters, & 50.

Sebrn Sag fpmmen neue @aaren an rnb
Se'msbr II nnfr sr"Bcs unp GUT aTrrtt ties
Y ger. Wtr mabel ouf fcl9e e Waaren
aurmerflam : &ine br q pBe Muswab pp1
amen unt Nlnp, rttril pfen; st Der Miisen
nnp ) de ; Oamen u1b ainper &unb1dube ;
iii 4 oBe 8lAsr ppn 9cr ettrn pom 373c, bis
81 "a paS padr; ertrnfrt urIee 45e. Wpbalr
Sultre, mertb 623r.; 25 Qaar Slandets Al
$40, m,rtb ~; $50 ei6e Ssttoefen III
81, 9enRb li3 III SO so vert uft. acmmt
nnp iebet fir u9 le,tit. 0as srTats alpr-
Itne t spll Oamen uop Serren unterf eJper
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