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Greece sent q note to the Porte
asking that the same privileges be ac-
corded to Thessaly and Epirus, as to
Slavonic provinces. The Porte re-
piled that the only privileges they
had right to were already accorded
by the constitution. Greece commu-
nicated second note, stating that as
the present war might prevent the
Porte carrying out the constitution,
Greece demanded guarantees. To
this 10 response has yet been given.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-09


The Emperor Francis JosspA of
Austria has instituted suit in the
New Jersey Court of ChaDcery against
DR.. i. w. Buck. 1t appears that
some years ago, when DR.. Buck was
county physician of Hudson County,
q wan who registered his name as
Aloysius MohIar committed suicide
at tbs Hotel Hansa, at Hoboken. On
searching his room a large amount Of
naopRy aud other yabHables were
SonnG. No friend appeared to claim
the property aud the Surrogate APP
pointed DIR. Buck as adisiBistrat0r Of
the estate, and the assets Aayc since
been in tile hands Of that gentleman.
1t is now asserted thai MofnaEig real
naMe was john kelnar, employed in
railroad Office under the Austrian
Government, and that he stole large
quantity of bonds and fed with then
To America, and that the money found
in his room was the procsetls Of the
robbory. The suit is Tor the recovery
! of the property
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NUMBER DO.
Horace F. Smith, a railroad freight
agent, vas drowned at Memphis.

"Sen'' @1so S" 0u 1'1 Piiis'
Three caiidten persisted in Q burn
ing ouii'ing III Sofui vernon, inu'
Four passenger ears crushed on the
Legigh Valley road, Pa. One killed.
A coal oil refinery at Baltimore ana
tobacco factory at Cincinnati burned.
Two miners we're killed by an ex-
piosion of powder at Georgetown, Col
| Gen. George A. Sheridan of Louis
lana has an ataiee under the Postofice
Department.
A canal lock near (aeoroetown gave
yay. killing one person and fataiiy
wounding two.
E. FL. Taylor of Frankfort. the
largest distfiler in Kentucky, failed
for half million. -
Gen. Ord has been instructed To
follnw Mexican maranders acrosa the
border if necessary.
Schooner Frank z. Stone wrecked
on Mosquito Inlet bar. Florida. Two
passengers were lost.
7 w uoone, nron,;,an. n,.,
chant. was shot aud Killed by William
Nance near Nashville. af7s
pros;aa,. uoros nova,naa r.
t;na Rastanda~ oo,r;esaa ~ 81 nasa;as
couterfeit half dollars.
Two tanks of oil .onto;n;nc ~ ma
o.Il"ns '"n rrara = atrna. ~ ~ I;as.aS, oS s...s
Snrnad naar M;lierstog, pa "a1
Io,,n E,r,ow n,a.;don. of .,,a
Sandnsl = .nd Cla,oIan5 ra;,ros5 has
haan ;nS;.ta5 for oron,la.s,aanans .'s''
T,..,:,,s :,
voaa - aaa dnnn., @ ,.anl, T ;ant yu W.. - All a.s
= $50 so,a5 I IS so,S;ass n OBJ sJ a,.saS ss ssa a.a
"' =. ' ""o eu s"o''''
MONS saaivefgna0, a Freneif M
Hartfosi anI Ill e., =, : SsaIS T S ~
~ 49, '' ~
sam Johnson, q colored deckhand,
,eli oyefooard from the steamDoae
droTpaJ ~ ' ' ""' "'''
Dnring tue month OF May the pa
5Iohai tl,9 deOt was reduced S6,Bel 20.
has ~ haam ~ sae oS0 Gso o0o ,'o'' : ~ = aosos
sos ~ So'o'
ne nhoue, issaha Ueneral Assem-
oiy Invite , i, ine rfesldens ana caoinss
70 atlenu the army reunion ab PFosl-g
=, ., @sf
ne pafK mary Deli was selzed ana
condemned Ell, at honoiuin TOT smuggling
OPIUM. Inc captain IS 10 ail ihsane.
asylum, u Victiin Oh dfihk.
ine nve conSicted members OF the
Caiiio,hla Councii VI Ni.e were sen :
.eueea 70 lIDpIlsolinens ~ sne pehi-a
'en'iiy 1"ehsy I'VE years
D. NJ. Knowiton, A. A. G. Of tho
ufahd army Oh 1he hepupiic, COM
ul1eesi s'taclae at pan rrsnciseo Wiiiie
tempofafa'y insane from drinking.
A freight train backed into hand
car ON which were four men, in west
efn NeW ork, kiiiing Two OF the men
aau i"ta'iy "ouuaihs the "tiiet t"o.
A young man named Nudgen was
heaten to death by one Bryce, in
Hamilton county, Ohio. The weapon
used was the handle of o buggy whip,
Frauds have been discovered in
the Office nf u. s. Marshal Douglass
Of North Caroliua. Douglass and his
deputy, Franks, were arrested ! and
bailed.
Sylvia Coffee. a eolored woman, at
tempted to poison Mrs. Margaret Fox
and her two cliildreu, at New Orleans.
by putting red lead aud quieasifver
in their coffee. ii saas
A large fire started in the forest, and
burned the town of Oneta, Michigan.
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AGENTS FOR THE CHIEF.

ASCENSION PAREsN.
WBi. g. Wilkinson, Denaldsoaville. La.
Br. John Dominique, DominiQne's Landing.
]. B. Hebert, New River.
Alex. Meyers, Manehae and PpFt Vincent.
a5t ELSEWHERE.
r. H. Bloomfield, Bayou Goula, La.
j. Curtis Waldo, New Orleans, La.
Geo. P Rowell & Co., New York.
Rowell & Chespan, st. Louis, Missouri.
C. A. Cook 81 Cp.. Chicago, Illinois.
bates & Locke, New York.
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Transient advertisements 81 90 per square
frst insertion; each subsequent insertion,
IS cents.
All official notices 81 90 per square each
publication.
Editorial nptices--in local columns, 90
cents per line.
Brisf communications upon subjects 9f
public interest solicited.
No attention paid to anOnyWpns letters.
The editor is not responsible for the viegs
of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF, Donaldson lille. La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-09

Twenty business houses burned al
Walkerton, Ontario.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
CONDENSED NEWS.

The wrecked steamer Massachusetts
has beeh brought to New York. 1t will
take $3o0,00O to repair her. 8
Joseph Cook says 10000 copies of Tom
Paine's Age of Reason" are distributed
every two years among the factory opera
tives, of new England. =.
Geo. M.sWheeler, of W. Bailey, Lang s.
Cos, ireHmerehants Of NewSY orls,siss I'm.
lel arrest fol, fraudulent Bankruptcy. The
creditors suffer s450,O0O worth. '~'s
Joseph T. Lee & Co. heavy print man
ufacturers,. of, Philadelphia, have suspen-
'ifed with liabilities of 100000 of Which
$4,000 is due Fall River parties.
'aTheeprobateicotrt Of Utah is found to
haye dissolved 504 marriages i'll three
years.; One attorney at .COrinne has
cleared $4,000 from this business alone.
A movement is on foot, anu is hope
fully progressing.to open school i'm
Boston for teaching girls and women
carving and modelling in plaster, clay,
and wood. SIS,
A suit against Jay Gould, growing, out
of gold Jurisdictions amounting to $13,-
O0O,O00, and which has had 81 hearings,
has been decided and judgment tor $500,
GOO given against Gould, .f,,s.. .t.f,..
Parties in Chicago. st. Louis, Indian
apOlis, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Pitts
burgh are said to be implicated in the
Texas land frauds; also, one ofithe largest
banking houses in Austin, TeXas.to.i.y,f
= Franklin Allen, one of Commodore
Vanderbilt's grandSOns, who went into
voluntary bankruptcy some time ago
owing $500, 0e0, has been discharged, but
his creditors have been paid nothing.
+ james E. Owens, 1.-the Vermont wrest
Ter, has issued a challenge to. any man in
the world. regardless of size, weight or
strength, to Wrestle collar and elbow,
best two out of three falls, for Il purse of
from 5, COO to $l0,000.l.a = .ih.: Is
Thomas McDonough, one of the largest
oil operators in Pennsylvania. and IA gen.
tleman who has been identified with
thatintorest constantly since it began to
assume the prcsent.gre proportions, and
who Is, therefore. competent 10 talk up, n
that subject, thinks that the oil fields If
that state arc rapidly becoming exhaust
ed, and that tte.time is not far dbtant
when there-willb considerable difficulty
in supplying the demands of, tie world.
He thinks that very little Will be foand
ill Pennsylvania less fA;ih tcii years,
and he knows of no other. considerable
sources Of supply i'll. Any other part of
the WofN.es- s-SssI s r&s sss'S - -
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
For the OIL and Young--Let all Use it.

Woou.s Improved Hair Restorative
is unlike any other, and has no equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores grey hair to glossy,
natural color; restores faded, dry, harsh
and falling hair; restores, DRESSES, gives
yigor to the hair; restores hair to prema
turely bald heads; removes danGrI9, hu-
mors, scaly eruptions;; removes il ritation.
itching and sciiy dryness. No article
produces such wonderful effects. Fry it
call for Woods Improved Hair Re>tora-
tiye.C and don't, be put off lUith, any other
article. Sold by all druggists IN this
place and dealers everywhere. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by G.
A. Cook & Co., Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, and
til Wholesale Druggists. molly
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

Ex-Governor Pinchbaek. of Louisiana.
has written letter 10 the Hon. John lei.
Mitchell, Chairman of the Senate com
mittee on Privileges aud Elections. re-
newing his claims to the Senatorship.
Referring to the statement of Senator
Thurman that there was no contest i'm
the case OF Eustis, NJ. Pinchback SAYS:
Il would call your attention to my ere
dentials of January 13, 1875, which were
duly presented to the Senate by Senator
West, read, apn referred to The Commit.
tee OH Privileges and Elections, and
which have never been acted upon BY
said committee. called Senator Nor
toms attention to this matter i'm the early
part Of last session, and he promised 10
investigate it. These credentials present
as valid claim to- a seat in the Senate
of the United States as those presented
by either Mr., Kellogg or Mr.. Eustis, and
1 beg respectfully to submit that they
are entitled to, and should receive, the
careful consideration Of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

THE inevitable capital mover is early
in tie fell. The first petition presented
to the Forty-fitth Congress was from Mis-
souri,, requesting theremoval of the Ma
,tional Capital to amore central position.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

TIE Commissioner of Internal Reye-
hue in his annual report will not recon-
mend any change in taxation. The ser
vice is considered generally very efficient
and frauds, particularly in the northern
states, are very limited. The report will
recommend the enforcement ofthe laws
against Illicit distillation and the manu-.
fActure of tobacco i'm the South. 80"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

GAMBETTA was reelected to the
French Chamber OF Deputies, receiving
1892 totes 10 l,6l1 cast for his'opponcnt
a Bonapartist. The Republicans. have
reason to be satisfied with the, work in
that district
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

CONGRESSMAN SMALIis, of South Ctr
.olina, stole IL Confederate, gupboat DUR
ing the war. This proves, to the South
Carolina mind. that he is guilty OF bribe-
~, and he has been indicted on the gen
eral principle that every man who Did
anything to crush the rebellion is neces-
sarily {. criminal. Why not .indict him for
stealing a gunboat, and make square is
sue? eac f "a .r.,t ~ ;tgi3fe
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

GENERAL GRANT labOred under an
impression at Birmingham that fell on the
free traders like wet blanket. He drop
ped an incidental remark that he s"fiad a
kind OF recollection that England herself
had a protective tariiflmtil her mauufuc-
tories were estabiishcd." se4 :
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

GEAR, Republican, candidate for Gov.
ernor of Iowa. ran 600 votes ahead of his
ticket in his home county. Irish Demo
cratic candidate, ran 81 votes behind his
tickctin his home county. Gears ma
jority over Irish in the state is given at
10000.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

THE New York Democratic platform
demands resumptioH OF specie payment,
and the Ohio Democrats elect their ticket
OH the ground OF their opposition to re-
sumption. The New York Democrats
demand free trade and, tariff for revenue
only, and the Democrats in the House
make a Pennsylvania protectionist
Speaker. who has, the ,makingi of the
committees. So
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

THE Board of Supervisors of Wayne
county have practically increased Circuit
Judge Reilly's salary $1,000 by ordering
his employment to that extept as counsel
fer the county. 1t is believed that this
evades the constitutional prohibition of
extra pay for Circuit Judges. -
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

The Democracy have Leen rejoicing
over the Ohio election as proving that
Ohio had become a Democratic state.
We do not til ink that this is so clearly
proven rs it might be. The Cincinnati
Commercial gives the following official
figures of the result in that state.
Bishop. Dem, 2Gl .236; West, Rep, 23o,-
347; Bond, Workingman, 1I.4S0 !;
Thompson, Prohibition, 4,S6S; Johnson;
Greenback and Workingman, 1880 !;
SCATTERING. 81. 1t will be seen that Bish-
ops plurality over West is not $4,000,
that he is on the eutire vote in minor
ity of about $4,000 and that the falling off
in the number Of votes cast from the
total OF last November is almost 125.0 900,
the Republican vote falling short over
$4,000, which shows that more Republic
can voters stayed away from the poles
than Democratic, and that on full vote
Ohio Is yet Republican state.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

The obelisk, Clvopatra's Needle, drift
ed about l60 miles from the time when it
was cut loose from the Olga until it was
recovered by the steamer Fiizmaurice.
The obelisk. Enclosed i'm massive iron
cylinder, left Alexandria in tow of the
steamer Olga, Step. u. The steamer was
to lake it 10 Falmouth for $4,000.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

The Reform spirit is unusually Wig
orous in the, democratic party Of New
York, and especially in the pnrffiel and
regeEcrate Tammany Mr.. John Kelly
has not only sent TO the city officials a
demand for a percentage on their pay for
political purposes, but sends along with
it a COLT ctortO take the cash on the, spot.
There's nothing Democrat likes so
much us reform within the partyn-the
Republican party. -..~..fr 80
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

,naTHE Democratic papers are sexperi-
encing Il. violent attack of. spontaneous
anxiety, and are franticllly assuring 1.-The
President that he can't ietract even
II he wants TO, and they beg him to re-
memberthat lie is the happiest man in
the country, ami to stand fast ,'as he. is
This may be an indiGltion that Demo
cratic hopes are to be frustrated.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

A SUIT has been filed at Washington
BY Pompelly and Gray. of Oshkosh, Wis,
for mandamus to compel the Secretary
of War TO pay $4,000 Judgment which
was awarded them for damages caused
to their lands by the overflow OF water
from dam erected by United States en-
gineers in making improvements in the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers. The plaintiffs
claim that the Secretary OF War refuses
to pay this'judgment.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

THE statisiician of the New York Pro-
,liIce Exchange estimates th1t the wheat
crop of the United States this year
amounts TO 325,OO0,OO0 bushels, and corn
cropto,1 2S0,000,000 bushels, a vast in
crease over the crops oflany proceeding
year in the history of the country. pis
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27


THEag9regate of the, votes cast at the
late French elections showsia rcmarka-
BILE loss of the Republican strength. !, 1t
is this feature, doubtless, that, tempts
Mac Mahon and his. ministry. to make
further resistance. The majority for the
Republicans in 1876 was 1,431, 5SS. This
has been reduced to less than one halt
70S,5SS. If MacMahon and his reaction
lists can brighten almost three-fourths of
a million voters away from the support
Of the Republic at one election, the same
number at another would give him a
majority in'the country, if not in the AS
sembly. The electors who thus consult
their own fears and comfort would be
still more disappointed and troubled,
however. should aclerical supremacy ,in-
vite the interfereilce OF Germany and
Italy. =. ii-,-at..t.s IS .......'f y.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
VGETIN e.

Is acknowledged and recommended by physi-
clans and apolhecai les to be the best purifier and
cleanser of the blood yet discovered, and thOus-
ands speak in its praise who have bed restored
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
VEGETINE

Docs not deceive inyalds into fal-e hopes by
purging and creatins Fictitious appetite, but as
sisIs ma; ure in caring and purifying the " hole
system, leading the p tieLt gradually to perfect
hpaltn. ~
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
VEGET1NE

Says a Boston physician, "Has no equal as a
blood purifier. Hearing of its many wonderful
cures. alter all other remedies had faledI vIste
the laboratory, and convinced myself of its gen.
uine merit. altis prepared from barks, roots and
herbs, each of hch is highly effective; and they
are compounded in snch a maniier as to produce
ast; -nishing reSultsn 81,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

Is now pre- cribed, ,.cas es of Scrofua and other
diseases of The blood, by mny of tile best physi-
clans, owing to it's great success liz curing all dis
~,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

Das, Qeute bic ielbit rabifaI nit jsbem
poftipen @lauben sebro4en, au9 On bic
reIisiOie lleberseusunsstreue anbsrsr ni9i
,nebr slauben, 1T cine aIte Sa9e. Ser
0laub, Der llnsebiIbeten eri@eint ibnen
oils vOummbeit" unb Der @Iaube Der Sc;
biIbeten ais v5eu9eIei". Oas wiien bic
&atbOlitem i@On LANCE, unb fimmern fd
ni1t mebr barum. Damn i9eint Der vOe:
snotratA nod beute Ti@t gu wifen, NORM
bic Sonberfteluns bss tatb. Rebaeteurs
beifebt; mir molten BEN S@ulmeiffer ipie'
len unb es benz Blatte iasen. Dem 2aien
ift has 2eien irrerelisiOier sIsubemssefdbr'
Ii&en 3eitunsen ,-wie ). @. Der r@atios
nal Democrat" unb Builder perboten.
Dem fatb. @eIebrtem unb &ebacteur 1T es
srIaubt. sic finb unter gnberm ba 3ur
gertbeibisuns Der @abrbeit unb @iberIe'
guns bes Srrtbums, ben fe tennen Iernen
mIfen, UNI ibn gu ~betdmpfen; beBwesen
bic @rIaubniB unb beBwesen aud bic Cons
berifeuuns. Ser tatb. Rebacteur barf ieis
ner Sonberfeaums pesen ni@t bic llns
wabrbeit iasen, ni@t uerIeumbsn unb ebr
abi9neiben unb er tbut es ni9t, er fdmpft
fir @abrbeit unb &e9t NIT Babrbeit unb
Re4t. gr perleumbet feline Mitbirser
ni@t umb i@neibet ibnen bic @bre ni@t ab,
nemnt fie ni@t S@winbIer unb TaseseIb'
biebe, uenn fie es nidt perbienen, idreibt
nitt nit boppeIter &rsibe feline &e9nuns
gen, be3ablt ebrIid feline Steuern unb ioIte
er IN Der 9ite bss Samples in gutter ab
ii9t ober aus tbeiIpeiisr llntsnntniB elmer
Sa9e tlnre@t tbun, III er nidt gu fsiss,
iein nnre4t gut au MAIDEN. 90 banbeIt
Elm fatboIii4er 5situnssidreiber, unbers
bic @esner, ). 9. Der vgtational Demos
FRAT in Der granbiurpunssIsssnbeit.
8is beute Bat bas glatt feline @srlsum.
bunsem unb feline grbabidneibuusen nod
ni@t gut sema9t. gsritanbsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

aIs cine bieier beibeH Mai9inen? $50 firs
bet man Wai9inen, NIT al ben n~sueiten
Verbeferuusen, bic babel ibre Oauerbafs
tisteit 10 gut beibebaIten baben, ais bieie
beiben &eaper unb Mdbsr.
1nier @runbias III, cine ebrIide Wtas
81 ~uerfaufen, cine bic 6es Sarmers
wirbis unb bes Breiies, ben mir bafir fors
bern, wertb lit. g8ir modem wiNentlid
feline untauslide Mai9ine iigenb elmer
4rt p~ertaufen, unb wenn es iia Bel elmer
einselnen %berausftelt, baB ibre gnfertisuns
gu wiini4en ibris IdBt, sOsern mir nidt,
ne ourd cine perfette gu eriesen obsr ben
Breis SuridSusablen, mie es benz &dufer
beliebt. Wir baIten barauf, nit iebermann
ebrli9e 9ei9dfte 81 tbun, unb mir sIauben,
baB oieienisen, Die nit uns @si9dfts tbas
ten, nidt iasen fSnnen, mir bdtten
fe anbers ~bebanbeIt. go sIaubsn mir
aud nidt, baB bic ueritdnbissn 5armsr
bieies Gountp's, ben i9Iei1snben IN:
ebrli4en ansriff, ben man auf uns
madte, sutbeiBen werben unb mir
sIauben, baB es I'M Sutersiie bsr@abrbstt u.
Der Wtoral bsi allen sewihenbaften Sarmern
liest, ibre @unit eiuem Manns ,u entities
ben, Der our4 ioIde ebrIoisn MittsI iein
Seiddft gu betreiben iu9t unb Der ii1
ni4t aIs elm 5trte, ionSsrn ais elm ,eieens
Der Wolf se3eist bat. Mus 6o9adtuns
Dor Der Weinuns bes IoItss bieies gouns
ip's baben mir ben in &ebe itebenben Mrti:
tel oes 9dnsern wiberIest, bamit isber bic
Sbatia4e femme unb bas setban, msrben
mir n weber idriftli1 nod anberweis
NIT benz niebrisbenteneen YerfaGsr abse.
ssben. Ser Sbre
q. J. gSiliams & 60.
Dem fissn mir binau, baB Gale,
Sabertp u. Co., ben in &ebs itsbsnben 9r.
tifeI, Der bier wibsrIsst uirO. fir bic
Soma" einseianbt nnO buiir bssablt ba,
ben. 0eusen bilft nidt.
Hs. @onner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
d. 3batia6en!

@dbrenb Der Iebten 25 Sabre baden BIZ
@rdfenberssM ebi5inen fd antsr Dem &c.
bilbsten Yublifum einsn @eltruf srmorben
9ie @rdfenbers'i9sn 8esetabiliidsn Yil.
len finb auBerorbentli4 milo in ibrsr Wir.
flung unb euriren 2opfusb, @aIsndbel. Sc.
berbei8werosn unb ode &ranfbsitsn i9le6.
ter 8eroauuns.
@rdfenbers Waribaus GatboIieon pirt
jett iebr piel BON pielen a~nseiebenen 9lsr3.
ten in ibrer prayis BEL 8eidwerosn, bsntu
Die Jrauen unteruorfen fino, 9sbrau4t.
Weoisinen werosn i'm @roben p~erfaufi
BON Sobmen Sdmit u. Co., WiImoutes,
@ise; Suntermann u. Saas, Dubuque,
Soma; Wepsr Bros. u. Co., ct Souls.
Mo. anb BON allen apotbstsrn. 3O7--32.
@rdfem6ers Co.,
New Yorf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

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rubis. Sine nod Der Surnbale bsruiene
Misunderstanding iuaro gu Waiisr.
Bios Die unter WaHen sstrstsns MiliSen,
bic in Der Staot bsrumipasirtsn, semabn.
ten on unruben.