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HoT SPRINGS. Bath county, Va. Jul,



Boards Of arbitration TO avcrt duel ans
settle affairs of honor becoming popular in d. at,
"A marble monument. inscrihcd "Onr
Petn has been orccbd over poodle dogs .l,, an
Windsor. Conn
1t Is asserted ns beyond doubt that tle
Chinese intend u stop the woo,uns Hallway. na,
shanghai in october.
Lieut.. Green OF the United state Navy,
who went t. Bella atuche to ihc Russian ar4, haa
returned to Bucharest struck down by lever
From the 7th Of February, 1853, no. mar.
ringc celebrated in st Pauf- London until Au. o.
1871 when the Lail Mnvor,ss was married there
The Shakers at Enfield n H., have lo.t
tour girl. lately Boy marriage. ami trying {. Prevent
further decimnton by ha,ms Of the husbands prJ.
ccuied tor niiuc tom
A Texas paper claim that its state has
now i71upo inhabitants. and predicts that ts i~suu
will have more than 2pnOp and b, entitled To- twonty
representative in Congress
Mr. Robert Elliot estimates that thcrq
five millions of per,on.i the Madras rre.ldenc, o,
India each Of Whose property not worth Tie mos.
more than three or iour shillinas sterling.
DIR. Erisman, pupil Of Pcttenkofcr, tho
wcikmown Professor OF Hygiene III Munich. ha, been
applied 90 BY the Russian Government to undertake
direction oi disincctng the battle fields In Turkey
-Maccaroni and pastry are now very suc-
ce.siui, manufactured IN France ami exported forc-r
countries packed III elegant boxes Notwithstanding u
elegance the quality OF the arcles is not quite good
the genuine Italian maccaroui
Tho Rev. Charles Thompson, pastor Il
the Baptist Church In ran Jor.. Cal under arrest
charge Of incenliarism. His residence has been
burned twice within year AMI the insurance a. cns
claim 10 have proof that he kindlcd the fires.
In the Mount Auburn Cemetery. Boston,
is lot eontanins Ave stones, at each
one IN the ccntr, The latter inscribed oar Hue
baud and the others respectively bear NJ, 1 wifen
d, NJ, IN NJ f, uuts NJ y
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| were promptly responded to. Whether the
| negotiations were broken of because the
! price named was not satisfactory or
whether Mr. CHILDs wisely concluded not
| to risk his great reputation upon II MORT
bund paper or whether its stock juhbing
notoricty finally disgustcd and repealed
him, wa have no means Of Knowing Mr..
GOULD's Tribune IL not the newspaper with
which common report now associates the
name Of G.. WASH NGTON CHlLDs, A. NJ.
If a cordial invitation from THE SrN Is
nceded to iN Mr.. CHILDs in the determine
ton imputed to him, we hasten to extend
one. We deem II superiiUu- To say that the
| PtbHc L'dger, while admirably suited to the
requirements Of the provincial community
for whose benefit IT is printed, does not give
full scope to the extraordinary genius " its
editor. Except in the historical interest
which attaches to il as the cradle of clcgiac
poetry, it Is remarkably embarrassing
publication. Philadelphia and the Pabhc
Lcdgcr can add nothing more to the roputa-
tion of CHILDs A. ~ lie has outgrown
both. If lac wishes to win fame surprising
in splendur that which the past has yielded
him, lie must seek it in the frccr, broader,
more vigorous atmosphere of the mctrupu
lis For this reason we are glad 10 hear that
hc proposes ~ rroc To- New York.
We consider IL our duty. however, to IN
form MIR CHlLDs, and Mr. Tony DREXEL.
his financial hacker Of the extreme improb-
ability that a purely obituary journal could
he made profitable ia this city. No paper Is
likely to succeed ia New York unless it rep
rcscnts some new idea. Although New
Va It.,f,
beautiful poetry Of Mr.. CHILDs. a. il has
been laid before them from time to time in
the columns Of The SUN. we doubt whether
they would support publication in which
obituary verse WAS the principal feature.
Unlike the excellent citizens IF Philadelphia.
they are too busy. active. and practical. and
have too much concern in matters of living
Importance. to devote all their time to the
contemplation of tombstone themes. But this
fact should not discourage the celebrated
Mr.. CniLDs. II should rather spur him on
TO new spheres ~ endcdyor and To new VIE
tories Of vrr-iiication. lie has hitherto cul-
tiNatcd the flincrral mus. almost exclusive
ly. Hi Pegasus has rarely been in harness.
except when htch"d to "A hear~c. When he
becomes the proprictorof New York morn
ing newspaper. he will have n golden opI.or-
t,uity to enlarge his fame 10y cmbalming in
deathl.ss vcrs" the current news of the day
political comment. financial aud social intel
ligcncc. market quotations police reports
IN short. 10y applying To every department
of newspaper work the same system which
he hat successfully carried out for wears in
the preparation OF "a single column, that Of
death notices.
II j. tru" that no other editor has ever at
tempted this Bu; no other editor has
brought To- the task that wonderful mctrical
facility which enables Mr.. CHILDs, 4. NJ. to
turn Oft -tanzas ~ fast ~ his compo-itnrs
can put them in type. We urge Mr.. CHILps
10 consider our suggestion while he j. con-
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Before the Admin STRAIT on Of Mr.. II AYES rs
over will b, suucflNciN Democratic one and
draw A.. support nom thc Il, mocrauc party as an orsan
iztuon -f.s'i sti, IN isf.
That WAS the case with the Administration Of
JONI TYLER and with that Of ANDREW JouN-
soN; yet neither TYLER nor JOHNSON got much
consolation from the Democracy.
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The Pennsylvania Democratic Convention
ioins that of Ohio in protesting against subsi-
Ill
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which opons the door for ever, thief dismissed
from. The army.
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moved that the bill bc referred to a commit
toe Of the whole House.
In the debate which then arose, IL was
urged in opposition that TO press measure
Of 80 much importance Mt that late stage If
the session wae inpoitc and unsafe; that
no authentic evidence had been given " any
desire ON the part Of the inhabitants Of
these south African States for the proposed
Ounicdcracy, and that, ~ in view of the uu-
mcrous declared objections to the bill it
ought not to pass without ample oppor-
tunity for discussion the attempt to
debate it then was mere waste Of time.
All this seemed reasonable enough. The
House. however. Thought otherwise. An
amendment. proposed by Sir GEORGE CAMP
Df1.L. was incoutiucntly voted down. and
the House went into committee on the bill.
Here it Stems 10 have been expected that
further opposition would cease, and that
the course of the hil through the committee
would be comparatively smooth. But tine
House had no sooner gone into commit
tee, than MIR. O DONNrL, a gentleman repre-
=, nting AN Irish constituency. still demand
ing further information. scene of uisecm-
ly pickering and wranylng occurred, In
which 1t appeared % he the determination
Of the majority to override all opposition
and carry the hi through the committee by
mere force of lungs and in-olcnt clamor.
Nj. PAKNELL, also aihsmbcr from Ireland,
protesting against interruption and at
tcmpts at intimidation, WIS repeatedly
callcl to- order and silcnccd All regard for
the cuurtcsic- and proprictics OF debate
was cast aside, and the House. irii-
In .Al l.x txlu 81. 10, Ia Lon
unreasonable obstruction To- It's paramount
Will. dashed itself into tit Of mere
pctuancc and fury Even Sir STAFFORD
NoKrHCuTr. the Chancellor OF the EX-
chcqucr, and the Responsible leader Of the
Government in tine House in his cagcrncss
for victory committed blundcr after blum
der. aud was only saved 10y the Interference Of
wiser and cooler heads andthc adjournment
Of the debate, from involving the House in
vote ~ ccnsurc against She ohnoXious PAR
NELL, for which there had been no sufficient
cause. aud which could NOT stand the scruti-
ny Of calm second thought.
An effort Of the Chancellor Of the Ex-
chcquer Il few days latcs to change the rules
of the House. in ORDER To meet the cnergen-
cy, met with 10 better success; for on the
thirty-llrst Of July the refractory Irish
members increasing their forces by the adj
dltion of sly other members from the same
comhativc island, resolting again to the
various defensive weapons OF parliamentary
warfare. 10y diatory motions and divisions
renewed again and again. still held the res
tive majority AT bay for Twenty-Five consec-
utive hours. from four IN the afternoon Il
Tuesday until two in the afternoon of the
next day Through all its centuries ~
changeful existence, Parliament had never
witnessed such scene. The struggle bee
came in the end q mere question of superior
physical endurance Honorable members
retired in detachlnont- for refreshments or
sleep leaving others on guard in their alb
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been with soldiers engaged in fights by
couples, by squads, companies, regiments,
divisions and armies, and should know as
well as any ono what soldiers can do. 1t is
my opinion that no fifteen thousand men
ever arrayed for battle can take that posi-.
ton" Pointing to Cemetery Hill, Gen.
Ice, RI reply to this ordered mo to prepare
Plckett's division for the attack should
not have been SO urgent had not toreseen
the hopelcssness of the proposed assault
iclt that must say word against the
sacrifice of my men and then l felt that
my record was such that Gen. Lee would
or could not misconstruc my motives. |
said no more, however, but turned away
The most OF the morning was consumed in
waiting for Pickctt's men and getting into
position. The plan of assault was as fol-
lows: Our artillery was to be massed in
wood from which Pickett was to charge
and 1t was to pour n continuous fire upon
the Cemetery. Under cover of this fire
and supported by it Pic kctt was to charge
Our artillery was in charge of General
| e. =. Alexander, brave and gifted officer
III had instructed General Alexander, being
unwilling to trust myself with the entire
| leSTouSIplilty, W : Carclully ODSeTSc inc
effect of the. fire upon the enemy, and
when it bcgarfto tell to notify Pickett to
begin the a:-ault.
pICKETr's CHARGE
The cannonading which opened along
both lines was grand, In Il few moments
Il courier brought Il note to Gen. Pickett,
who was standing near me, from Alexander,
which, after reading, he handed to me- 1t
read as follows: "lf you are coming at all
you must come ut once, or | cannot give
you proper support but the cncmy's fire
has not slackcncd at all ut least eighteen
guns are still firing from the Cemetery
itself"
After mad read the note Pickett said to
me-: General, shall advance % My feel,
ings had 50 overcome me that | would not
speat ior tca, Of b>t..yins my want OF
confidence to him. bowed affirmation and
turned to mount my horse. Pickett immc-
diatcly said, Il shall lead my division for
ward, sir" | spurrcd my horse to the wood
where Alexander WAS stationed with artil,
Icry. When | reached him he told ne of
the disappearance Of seven guns which We're
to have led the charge with Pickett, and
that his ammunition was SO low that he
could not property support the charge.
at once ordered him to stop Pickett until
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the ammunition had been replcnishcd. He
informed me that he had no ammunition
with which to replenish. then saw that
there was no help for it, and that Pickett
must advance under his orders, He swept
past our artillery in splendid style, and the
men marched steadily and compactly down
the slope. As they started up over the
ridge over one hundred cannon from the
broastworks of the Federals hurled rain
of canister, grape and shell down upon them;
still they pressed on until half way up the
slope, when the crest of the hill was lit with
sclid sheet of fame as the masses of iu-
fantry rose and fired. When the smoke
cleared away Picket's division was gone
Nearly two.thirds of his men lay dead ON
the field, and the survivors were sullenly
re!rcating down the hill. Mortal men could
not have stood that fire. In half an hour
the contested field was cleared and the bat
tie of Gettysburg was over.
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How INTEREST ACCUMULATEs -"Mr.
Registcr-in- Bankruptcy, Noycs, of Boston,
holds that one of the causes of bankruptcy
is, that so few persons properly estimate the
difference between a high and low rate of
interest, and therefore often borrow money
at so ruinous rate that no Legitimate busi-
ness can stand it. But few have figured on
the difference between six and eight per
cent. One dollar loaned for one hundred
years at six per cent, with interest collected
annually and added to the principal, will
amoun. to $40. At eight per cent. it will
amount to s2,203, or nearly seven times as
much. At three per cent, the usual rate
Of interest in England, it amounts to Sl9.-
20, whereas, at ten per cent, the usual rate
in the United States, it is S13, 500 or nearly
one thousand times greater. At twelve per
ccut. 1t amounts to SS4 ,095, or more than
four thousand times as much. At twenty
five per cent, (Which we sometimes hear
talked of } it reaches the enormous sum of
1851 500 ,404."
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. LOOK ON TIE CHBERFUk k Stk.E:--rt n -
great misfortune to have fretlul di.posi-'
ton. 1t takes the fragrance out of ones
life, and leaves only weeds where cheerful
disposition would cause flowers to blool-
The habit Of lrctting is one that grows rap
idly unless it .bG stcruly reprcssed; and the
best way to overcome it is to try always to
look on the cheerful side Of things.
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They laugh that win And tn y. pretty
often smile when they don't win.
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WANTED, 1000 CUSTOMERS,
TO EXAMINE OUR NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
" FALL Z WINTER GOODS.

WE guarantee duplicate bill And to those who III
the habit Of going sending to other markets. simply ask
that they shall call and Stock and Prices guara-
tee to give satisfaction both quality and Price Of Goods
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Something Really Good.

SMOKED BEEF TONGUES, truly 6no ina,
~ received and for sale by '' just
IL. +, RAWLS & Co.,
oo,. No. East Union.
oct D 80 ~
, 1877-02-20

iab @arsa. Nur nit @ioeritreben batte
er, Silger'S @unid naheebenb, Die Wfo>
quibefleioung sesen Die f%leioiamere 2ans
oestradt woblbabeaoer Wsericaner urnge>
taulht. Durf ote ldn9ere uebun9 mar
oas bon benz Safer @rlernte in leinem
@eoddtntB anfgeiriidt moroeu, 10 oaB er
lid fret nit Suan gu ulterbalten ners
modte. Was einem Nnoern mlt5utbetlen
er itd ideute, linn pertroute ct es an.
Die @lcidartisfeit Ser Stimmutns idieu
iie chamber naber 9ebradt su babeu. Ct
iprad gu tim. BON Der Sebnlndt nad
ieiher 6elienbeimotb, weld)e ibn oer3ebre,
bon Der 8ansi9feit, welde i'm eriiide,
10 peit fort9ebradt GIT lueroen. Silaer's
geoad)te ct freunolid, aber ben Wunld
of%ienbarte ct, ME nit linn ;~uiammen9e>
troffen gut fein.
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, 1877-02-20
(Sortiet uns fofgt.)

- Das @ebiet Der | II ternotionaIer
30 ft.union wiro fid i'm 2auie bieies
Sabres beoeutenb ausoehnen. Sbsils mi,
benz l. Nprll unb tbeils NIT Dem l. Sui
msreen ndmlth auer Wahrideinlihfsit mad
bic fot9enoen 9dnoer binsutreten: Sapun
8railiin, Sapa, Sornso, Sumatra, Ner
@nineu ganca. Terner bic 5ahlreiten 90
lonien Bortu9als tn Ifrlfa. bleBbtlippinen
oas rem @naldncern 8eb6renoe @eplon, Sri.
uioao, Sama,ta, Maurittus uno bic Ser.
muoa. Snielu. @ebt bas 10 fort, 10 wirb's
nidt mebr Iause oauerfl. bic bic san3e @elt
iif innerbalb oes bird ben 8srner Yoftuer.
t rag ssi6Mieoeten 9fiuses beinoet.
, 1877-02-20

@srionsn, bic an WppetitlcFatett unb @ioer.
wiIen sssen Speilen lelpsn, iinb DIR. Aug.
RSntg's 3 hamburger Trpptea gu
empfeblen. Serr Matbias DrabpbeL Slue
Sprins, Net., lbreitt barttsr: @ein Gater,
Ihpn bod i'm glitter, psrlpr isinsn Mppetit uno
bate Ipsar einen @ieerpilen eeesn Speiien,
mas ibn lrbr ldpad une unp Ieipenp ma6te.
Nu1 infer .3ureosn eebrau@te Ct DR.. Nusuif
aSnis's Sambureer Iropfen3 Der gppstit fsbr-
s aurid, unp er flbls nun Gin oaaa auosrsr
Menl9 au lsin.
, 1877-02-20
Seffentlide Danfiaouns.

Mussne aus etnsm Brtsfe ssn 3. Seinn:al'
lsr gufi, 6ctparp GDunto. Soma, an isireS
@pbn s. Seinmaaer. &sbaftsu. bts ~Alba.
np 5erplb".
49,. Sd Fam ntGt umbtn, Did au BIT.
ten, tn Deinfm Ylatte unlsrn Uhentliden Doni
FUR bic 6eiluns Geiner Muitsr eprds Dr.
Aug. 8Snis's 8 amburser GrOpfen
aus3ulpreben. Wie Ou ipeibt. lit bic liebe
Mutter an eiaem idperen Qeberleieer, unb
lslbf bic 5ilfe unierer Merste tpar Dergebli9.
9Str probirten bic 5amburser Tropfen, unb
tpuree bird ben @ebraub beielben bic &C.
lunobsit Der @uttsr pieber gang berssisat-
go pilni6e Du tpirbel bic s. burger
Meetctnen thinner auf's Bette empfeblen,
benin its baben it6 auf's 8crtreflt4ie in uals.
rer Jamilie brtpabrt.
, 1877-02-20
FiniQe Qute 0riinof:

Cline neus %GrFnbuns. srsnbIsN sG*sat
unb seitdert burd Totent.
2.-Wtabt etren pitsortmenen 2a6.Sn4
sIeih auf beicsn Soften, an alien glrten BON StofIvs
3.-2auft leidt, ianft, serdulblos uuo rai&-bsR'
6 Combination BON Gigenl1aften.
4.-8auerbaft vIauft bre la 9 obne Wepa'
rdturen.
5.-gerrt1tst allie 4rten BON N<bst'
artb 5anep NG4ereien in elmer oor5iislitsng9 eie
6.-rSft fir ben Grbeiter iebr Iei1t 3u b a n b
babeu. Die 2drse Der slide tann reeulirt peroen
lpdbreno bic Maidtrt i'm Ganse lift, uno biele tam
nit eiuen Sacen o~erieJea psro:r, obne oas oerieIb'
5hrb GLIDER 1n geben bal.
s.-lDlan eiu a d, iirsretd, eea Mt inbsn
ser Std ob ne ben Gebtaud BON Gos s8beel Gears
Rotary Cams uno 2euer Nrms forntirt tpiro. Dat Der
utomaticDrop 6eeo, pel6sr zine afet@'
Ndbi9e 2dnas bes Sti9ef BET ir9enf
elmer Geibminbisfeit Il d Dot unlsrs,
neueu Sbreao Controller pelder cine sleim.
mdbiee Selpe9un8 Der Ns.oGe.gar eylaubt unb etutr
8erIesuns ots Gabeus oorbeugt.
S.--@onitruction d u s erFfsrsfd1t unb bon.
snpst. SIT i~abrijirt bon zen sei9idteten I'm
trfabren ten 4rbtiteru in Der b~eriibmpr
Bennington Nrmprp, Sion. u. q. %bilacetppts
Tfirf: a30 Shs's,ut Sfross. @TR7moi
, 1877-02-20
Sine freneiee MfittbetImus.-Sers

Cine f~reneise Mittbet1mne.-Ssrs
galtbafar Seim, Soutb @o1ms, GRaNaduietts,
fAteibt an unS: sd tUnnte einen sansen 3d.
gen ppl ldreiben, unb tonn fSnntt it bod
ni9t eenus idreiben, mas @utss mir DR.. q u
gu RSnts's Sambureer Grppfen
tbaten. SD babe lber swei Sabre ale Dpfto'
rem IN bie1er urnsessnb sebraudt une Gin Gwe-
res 0elp ausse9sbsn, bic mid bic 5amburser
Iropfsn Don meinem fbredliben llebel DTS.
pepita tefreitea unp i'd nun fIble, baB Id
lGuger leben perce."
, 1877-02-20

1srr Gbas. 9auptman, Silver ppint, 81. g..
beseast mic fplst. $50 lit felt adt @pten an
ShwGhe uno Scpfi9msrsen, burG llnperrau.
li6teit berpprsebra9t. Tur4 ben @sbrauG
Sou DR.. Musuf 35nts's 5ambureeI
Irupfen bin i4 @ptt lei Danf pieper ID
peit bersetellt, bab Id meinsn alien Ssldaf.
t~isunsen wieper nahssben fam. SA fann pa.
Der biele Wepiain Masn beltsns empfeblea."
, 1877-02-20

Sd bin wiseer better ais ib ie srportete gu
weroeu, (drsibt pbil. &pt Salempiae, Wiar.,
eant DR.. @uena 8Sntss 5ambursu
5ropfen. SG lit LANCE an Sersflppfen unp
lcg 3pi Merste au &atbe, cbne paB it 9inoer-
ups erbislt. SD sntlGloB mid, bic Sambar'
ger Irppfen beS DR.. Mueult 8onis 3u setrau'
DIN. @ptt 3ur Gbre unp DR.. Musult 8Oni9S
hamburger Irppfen gun, &nbms mub i9 "a
gen. pab mir O~ielsIbsn meme @sluabbeit pis
bereabsa.
, 1877-02-20

SD bin "a Sabre alt uub tpar 70 franf, taB
tt feline Speile mebr Sertrasen tprnte. ibreibt
PER- Yeter @lemens, Qit.te Orleans, Mp. Sd
rabrn DIR. Mm9uf 8Snts's 5ambur.
Ger 1rppen unb bin nun tpieber nibt nnl
gang berseitsllt, ~iOnpern fable MID ptsl trafti.
Jet ais friber.
, 1877-02-20

Der Danf elmer Tamilte.-S& nns
r1sins grau iasen Sbnen ben srUbten Dant fiji
Or. Mu suit RDnts's Samburger
Eropfem f6reibt 5err Sobn Yott, @enepa,
ST., BENIN bieielben baben uts srpbe Dsenlte
e%rtpieisn. Bir lalen bic GrOpfen ai9t msbr
ausSeben.
, 1877-02-20
uGin bemerfens,pertbcs 8ub!"
artbul's lestes nnO 9rO6tes.
0ef0Dr!!!

ooer: Seripulloett III Dem Qans zines Srernbes.
Sieles ppleneetfte M8erf oieies Itteranen Der
Ntneritanliben Giteratllr Dat ais Surluuri eiten De.
SoItes beriibrt uno 9iebt einsn l1redlihem ueberblid
uber llebel, melhes IS blosneut. MuHeroreeutltd,
i%panncne une amiregeme, miro es uou Maen nit
Se9l.roe 9elelen iperoen. Sliuifrirt unc idbpn ses
rilncen. 9Sir lino sntlhiofen, oas Bud in leoer ,ye.
nliile oes Sanoes eininfubren uno %offeriren nod Ais
eagetptiene Sprtbeile alien m1nnlidDsm nno peibli.
Get Subleribentehl MANNHEIM, g9ir perlan9en iiberan
I9sntea ulo l1iden gratis auf Gsrlan9en Yeoineun.
ger uno beltreibenoe Circulate. 8. NJ. Stpetar.
n. &c., 72S 0befrut Str, Vbila. 4lD2ml.
, 1877-02-20
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Sr. 6. w. 1,enfpn's Se1erps une &aminen.
@inen iino eisens jubereitet tHr rn Gebrauh bel
&opfipeb BON pas INNER fir elmer art, mag es Don
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so 6ts., portoirei ourt Die GpIt 9eididt uub 3h boben
bel aueu Npotbetern uno in allen Ganoitores. @lnplob'
len bolpnro Nnut, Baltimore. Wo. 49N2'In
, 1877-02-20
@unbcrDoller Grfole!
25, 000@ren1plare ber ilutrirteu Seibreibun!
Centennial Welt= WuslteQ1nd

~perfanft IN SO Sagen. SIS lit bas ein,ise pcns
ffdnrise Msrrf tssO Seiten fiji, nur Se.5OD.
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grpfen 0cbGuce, 10 nncfrpolen Wusftcllungs,
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Sase ETC., nit Slluit %ationen stbt; 81 binlser.
ipie ieees anbere. Seoernann perlan9t es. Gin
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fit in { aso d,en. 5000 Msenteit ipsreen &c.
iud)t. Selpeiie oes Geiasteit, lIrtbcile bon 9eomt ii,
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ten iteben gu DENT. Nan ,penoe lid ioaleid al 0es
briircr 9ubbare, 6erauseeber, Sprinsfielo, Wiaij.
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tatlonen jill ieir bebaupten, aber obne allen g8ertb
limb. 4g831iano
, 1877-02-20

Dto Wono Goacse. - MaeOu, Ga,
ben "a. Gebruar, 1876.
$685.. DIR. Mueuf a5ntss Sam
burger Irppfen fno BON ansseSsi6netar
Wtrtuag unb beaba!b nabesu unentbebrlib flr
mid. Nes. @ater i. s. Gsbmann.
, 1877-02-20

@essu Sautfranfbeiten unb aut l1nreinfs-
letten. mel9e psroorbenem 8lut entiprinsen.
lno DR.. Mugmt aSnte's 5ambur8er
Srppfen elm gang aussessi9netes Mittel,
BERN lte linb bic betsn Blutreiniser. Gu
@l'retbt ssrr Spbn George Bupeai9as tn &C.
u1pnt, 81.