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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-21

DIR. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
foralongtime was demon.
strator of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor.
gia, hence, persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles.
al nd are free from ali
quackery.
He has succeeded in
combining in them the
h eretofore antagonistic
qualities Of a strengthen
ing, PErgatfVe, aada PKr-
flying tonic.
Their first apparent eff.
feet is to increase the APP
petite by causing the food
70 properly a ssimilate,
Thus the system Is nour-
isbed, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or.
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapidity with which
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-21

The first time a man is inter
viewed he tells you family that he
doesn't see what his opinion is
worth; and then he smiles as if he
had put On too much mustard
New York Herald.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been permanently
Il cured of that dread disease, Consump tion.
by simple remedy ,is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To
all who desire II, be will seed & copy Of the
prescription used, (free Of charge with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a sure cure for Consume
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. Parties wish
ing the prescription will please address, Rev.
z. A. WILSON, l94 Penn St., Williamsburg,
New York -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-21

"Algernon," she whispered, "Will
you always, always, love me?
"Evangeline, 1 swear it," he re-
sponded in a passionate murmur.
Then there was sound as of a
clam falling into the mud, and all
was still.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-21
To Ministers, Lawyers and Old Men.

IN YOU have weak voice, subject TO hoarse-
Ii ness, and throat often sore; II yoL have
- weak lungs; 10 you have weak back: II
you ere troubled with constipation or
piles, proiapsus All, or hernia; IL continued
speaking, singing, riding or walking fatjgues
OF exhausts you. your abdominal muscles
hays relaxed, and you need upholdInw. II
you VIII enclose me three cent stamp. the
ofiectual remedy will be pointed out. And in
formation how TO obtain h with o. without
money foi prolapsus uteri, woman's weak
ness, an lnfallible cure. Address
J. r GRAVES,
Editor Of s.The Baptist, !" Memphis, Tenn.
Having suffered. compassionate the suffer
ing. 1000 have already been relieved. m1-ly
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There is man in town who, in
the absence of his wife, sleeps with
a shot gun. He says they both
kick, and it's hard matter to tell
which makes the most noise.
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Special Notices.
PIMPLHs.

I WILL mail (free) the receipt for prepar-
ing simple VEGETABLE BALH that will
remove TAN, FkECKLES, PIMPLES and
BLoTcHEs, leaving the skin soft, clear and
beautiful; also instructions for producing
luxuriant growth Of hair on a bald head or
smooth face. Address Ben Vandelf Il Co,
Box 5l2l. No. 5 Wooster ST. 4
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-21
a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure a
Instruction"
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices oeMe Press.

NOtaceS " k5e PTcsS.
For strictly household matters and dress
Harper's Bazaar is altogether the best thing
published. To take it Is a matter Of economy.
No lady can afford to be without IL, for the
information it gives viii save her very much
more money than the subscription price, be-
sides giving the household an interesting lit
erary visitor.-Cheago Journal.
Harper's Bazaar il profusely i.lrftrnted, and
contains stories, poems, sketcttr, and ESSAYS
OF most attractive character. 49, In n
literary and artistic features, te aEar Is un-
questionably the best journal o. Js kind in
the eGuntry.-Saturday Gazette, Boston.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-21

A good many men won't admit
that honesty is the best policy, be-
cause they have never tried it and
don't want to be placed in a false
position.
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4 He Arm Of Hannebcrg y Goodman hav.ns
4 dissolved on the lst o. April, 1871 ih
undorsignod will pay al tho iiabliitau aos
collect All dues. fers0na owing ihe ffp
must pay up Immediately.
msylO-lt Il. HAHNEBLh0'
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"a complete Pictorial History Of the
Times. "-"The best, cheapest and
most SUCCESSFUL Family Paper IN
The UnfOn.''
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-21

TRAIN No. 3 connects at at Decatur
east and west with Memphis and Charleston
4. R.; at Birmingham with Alabama and
Chattanooga K. R.; at Calera with Selma,
Rome and Dalton K. r.; at Montgomery
with Western Z. K. [of Alabama, } M ontgom-
cry and Euiaula X. K. and Mobile and Mont
gomery R. R. for New Orleans, Mobile and
Pensacola.
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=" JnqaeStloRa5ls, the best sustained cork
Of the kind in the World"
Hairper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED
Notices offAs Press.

Notices 0fk6s Press.
The Magazine has attained in its era quar-
ter century and more OF existence TO that
point whore it may be said of it, in the words
of DR.. Johnson 1T is vain to blame and use
less to praise. The lustre of its long-ago-
attained reputation has increased as the years
have passed and its future seems as bright if
not brighter than at any timesince the gol-
den hue of prosperity settled around its later
and best years. Brooklyn Eagle.
Harper's Monthly is marked by the same
characteristics which gave it circulation from
the first with the better class of readers. 1t
combines reading matter with illustrations in
a way to make clear and vivid the facts pre-
sented. Pictures merely designed to catch
the eye of the ignorant are never Inserted
Chicago Journal.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-21

Millet if cut before the seed gets
ripe, is not injurious. 1t is the
seed that Injuries horses. Cut it
soon after it gets in bloom and it
makes good forage for all kinds of
stock.
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Breakfast Dishes.

In cooking oat meal, hominy,
wheaton grits, cracked wheat, or
any of those nice breakfast dishes,
cook it in a covered tin dish in a
kettle of boiling water; in this man
ner, there is no danger of .scorching.
Corn-starch pudding, seamoss ia
rine, and all other articles mixed
with milk, can be cooked in the
same way.
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wuzTz rzER wEIaET NJ GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, ky.

N<Ot.eNlLLEs ny.
AEg. 3, 1875.
Dr.. TUrr Dear Sir:
For ten years l have beeo
a Tnartyrto dyspepsia, con.
stiPation, and piles, and
had well nigh exhausted
the materia medica for re.
lief from this living death.
when. by accident, youi
Pills were brought 70 my
notice. I began their use,
and the first dose gave me
such reliefthaf I continued
10 take them. ] am now a
well man, have a good ap-
petite, can digest well, TIE
piles have disappeared,
and ] have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. 1
would not be without
them for their weight In
gold.
Raw. r. L. SIMPSON.
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They are perfectly
harmless, can be TAX.
en- by young or old
without restraint Of
diet or occupation.
PRICE es CENTS.
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PERSONS TAKE on TLEsz,

While under the influence
Of these Pills, of itself in
dicates their adaptabiIity
to nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur.
ing nervous debility, mel.
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast.
ing of the muscles, slug.
gishness Of the liver, and
chronic constipation.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-06-21
FIRE PROOF OIL.
AGAINST
coAL-oIL ACCIDENTS.

OUTSIDE Of lamp, and with nothing 10
Vac: az q wick. "Fire-proof OiI'' will NOT
igpite ~ burning torchesar dipped into il In
sne n2seest weather But In lamp and with
a wick, IL burns with surpassing brjiIlancv
his explains our trade mark, fire Proof
Oh" II the cook pours this oil into the
stove, or the children knock over lamp aIl-
90 sith u, there viii be no explosion. IL IL
made from a crude oil that comes from az
ground free from the inhamabie quality Of
other petroleum. This remarkable crude Il
pnmred from our "Kinalow Woll'' in Barren
county, KY, well which has net it, counter
part, a. lar as we know, In the world; Dur
ing the past few years, we have refined ana
distributed thousands Of barrels Of tins oil,
and there has never been an accident from
ia use, or from it misuse. FircpFOOf - eco
nomical, because u lasts enough longer than
common "coai oiin 70 balance the first difIer-
ence in cost. IL will burn brilliantly Ia anv
KIND Of lamp, without odor or smoke.
For sale By Hid ~ Balientino. - 4. q
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TRAIN No. 2 connects at Nashville with
N, C. 81 st. Louis K. r. West for Memphis,
at Lebanon Junction with Knoxville and
Richmond Branches; at Gin. junction with
l., G. q L. R'y for tire North and East; at
Louisville with o. d. NJ. R'y, and j., NJ. q l.
R'y for the North, East and West.
TRAIN No. connects at Glasgow juno
ton with trainsto and from Glasgow; atCave
City with Stages to and from a Mmmoth
Cave; at Louisville with L. G. 81 L., J. NJ. 81
/. and o. 81 NJ. K. RS for the North and East.
TRAIN No. 2 connects at Glasgow June.
to and from Glasgow; at Cave City TO and
from Mammoth Cave
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ofTICE.
IS MURRAY STREET.
NEW YORK
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GOING NORTT

CONDENSED TIMEi No. 9 No. A, daily |
Oct. l, 1875. DAILY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-24
Ste 8anferotte 0er 8ebriiSer
f3T.tS N "A N Ae4&N

Chicago, %. .Oe5br.-glias @reenebaum
erfldrte iid3 beute ireilpillig bancroft. Seine
Baifioa belaufeu iid AMI mebr, als $500, 900,
uuo Die Gftipa auf ungefdbr $4,000; 6ru.
@riinebaum's peri6nlife affuiren iinb ieood
berart nit benienigen Der Sirna, beren Wtit.
9lieb er ift, pertpid,lt, eaB obige 3ableu feline
@eiddftslase nidt genan anseben. Die Orei
@ebriioer Senrp, 9auio uuS @lias @riiue=
baum fno jett bancroft, tudbreno bic ,,Oeut=
ide 9ational-," bic yDeuti9eS Sparbanf" unb
oa5 8anfbaus Griinebaum & Comp. iid) in
liquidation befinoen ooer on Wahencuratoren
fberantiportet iporbez iinb. Oas Netp. gorfer
3rpeiggeidldft bat ebenfulls Die 3ablunssn
eingeftellt.
Nsnnitiom fiir 0ie Silrteta.
Nem s5 apen, Conn.,, 23. Se5ember. -
Der Oampfer sSobn SrambaG" ging beute
NIT einem pertbuollen aus Munition uno
ioniti9en 8riegsoorrdtben beitebenoen Cargo
Don bier mad &oufautinopel ab.
SGiffsna6rt6ten.
Bbtlabelp Via, %. 9esbr. - 9as
Sdiff nStago @ulliion" 1T pom 9iperpoOl
etn9elaufeu.
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Der 9ampfer Gimbria" 1T bon Stem, ,gor

Der 9ampfer r@imbria" 1T bon Stem, gort
angelangt.
Go6ille, %. 8abr. - Der 0ampfer
Scotia" iit bon Stem Dorf bier angetOnr=
men.
liverpool, %. Oabr.-0er Oampir
rSainotS" lit bon philadelphia bier einges
laufen.
Ssnrse RabeIoepefdea.
= Die britild,e Re9lerung bat ben Seniel
Wi9ael Sauitt8, welter ;u Is Sabren
.3mangSarbeit perIrtbeiit tpuroe, begnaotgt
uno aus benz @efdn9niiie Su 0artmoOr srt.
laiIen, na6oem Der @efan9ene bic Sdlfte lei=
mes Straftern1ineS abgeieiien hattie.
= pr. Yterrepent, Der bisberi9e amerifas
nilde @eianote in @nglaub, prdientirte am
leeteH SamRa9e Der a6ui9in Siftoriu iein
Qbberuiungsldreiben unb (3r. Sobu gSelib
unterbrettete 5u gletfer 3eit iein Greoitu.
8eioe 6ereu tpuroen Der S6nigin bur6 ben
Carl 0erbp porgeitellt.
Der QfrifazReiicnoe Stanlep fam 'geiteru
in aoeu an. Sein SefOlge pur6e gu 3auSi-
bar abgel1bnt uao enttaiIen.
- Dem 8iener @orrelponbenten ser 2onz
ooner uSimes" 3ufol9e, iollen llnterbanblun=
lid Der orientalii6en 6rage i'll @ange iein,
uuo Ausltlgt ull olIply guUeH.
- Der SunOesbampfer oSanbalia," nit
bem @r Prdfoenten Grant uno @eiolge am
goro, fam 9eitern in Yalermo auf Der Snisl
Si5tlien oil.
- 3wii4en Stalien uno ben Sereinigtsrl
Staaten fnb llnterbanbluugeu i'm 9ange, um
ben Sertrag im 8etreff Der 8ehte unb Bri=
uilegien Der SOniuln beioer Qdnoer ;u mobis
fistren.
= Sn Sbeffelo, England, le9ten am let=
ten Samitage 1000 Grbeiter Der bortigen @is
ien- nno Stablwerfe in 5olge elmer 2obn>
rebuftiou be 4rbeit nieoer.
= Der @sar fam am lesteu SaRtfug Ntpr=
gen in petersburg on.
- Der 8auneiiter uuO 4rd)iteft 6enrp
Yin6bef III Mandeiter, @nslano, bat fallirt.
Setne Sdnloen belauTen iid auf S54O,OO0.
= Der Barrier Correspondent Der ySimeS"
mill aus Sonitantinopel eriabren baben, baB
Soliman Bai6a am 0onneritage Don bort
naf 9brianopel abeegangen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-24
Snetaner lit oett g,laG sins.

DeabipOoo, 81, p. OeSbr. = Die
geuobner bes Spear- Siib-Sbales iuurOen
aeftern bilrd cine 6eeroe Snbianer Yonies,
nel6e ourb bas 3bal it:irmten, in groBen
@dreden periett; isoot ftellte es ii6 beraus,
Sab rie gigentbiimer Der Yferbe nid}t in Der
gSabe waren. Die 8elpobner bes Sbales
ma1ten fid ioforr oaran, bieYferbe ein3ufan-
gen; man glaubt, 6ab bieIelben aitS einem
Eager Der @iour-S Snoianer am 1elle Sonr6e
famen, Drei 9hpaoronen aaDallerie lagern
auf Der @entcnnial> >Brairie ilnb b1ben Streifz
partie'n ausgsididt, nm oas 2ager Der SHbia<
,ler aussutHnefdafteH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-24
9te lebte Sranos&ataitrppbe lit
NcfuzMnrf.

NewsD Off, %. 9e3br. = gis I'M ubr
beute Mittag waren teins meitereu 9sid)en auf
oerSranbitdtte aufgefunben tporben. Son Den
i'm Soipitale befinOliden Seriuunbeten lit bis
iett nod 9tiemanb geforbeu, jeOod slaubt
man, bab Die Serletungen mebrerer Yatienteu
einen t0otlihen Insgang nebnlen werben.
Gin Sohn oes 5rn. @rsenfislo erfldrte beute
Morgen, baB MIR nod swet Der Ingeitelten
Der 6abrif pern1iBt wiiroen. Dies ifimmt iez
bod nid)t nit ben ansaben anDerer Yerionen
therein, nod peldlen nod neun Ieriouen,
Die iid) sur 3sit Der @rplofion iu benl@ebdube
beianoen, pernlibt merOen. Man slaubt jstt
aagsnlein, baB ote @rploion bur9 @as per=
uriadt murbe, obgleif5 man MIR &oblen0l sllr
Selsu6tung bes @ebaubes benutte.
(Spdter.) Die gSegrdumung Der Sriimmer
purbe beute ben sallSen Sag fortseiett, unb
am Nahmittage fanb man Die 2eihe Bbtlipp
9ersba9er's, bes Maidiniitea ber@reenfislb's y
iden Sabrif, ieooG uaren Die lleberreite oer=
art nerfoblt, baB iie faum ioentiHSirt tperben
f0nutcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-24
Werntii d,te teleerapbtidbe 9epefd,em.

-3beobor 9. @iintber, anaeflaat,
pter req ftrirte Sriefe ans ben Bot
ante 5u &anias=Gitp, Wo., eutpenbet su baz
ben, rpurbe am Samltags= =Nbeuoe in Quincp,
Sls., perbaftet uuo na9 Sanias-@itp
atgefiibrt.
Die Canada Oil & Soap Company"
in W ntrea bat fallirt; Yaiipa $40, 900.
Die YroSeiie gegen natlegbenb< q
@ouMtp, g a. (Ytttsburg), auf @riesuns
beS rpdbrenb Der U 4rbeiters II nruben i'm
Suli anseribteten S9abens iino mad Beaper-
@ountD perlegt tporbeu.
- Die Qrbett on Der ,,gt c aurz4 / a II
tic : . a b II" in gteu g fottlanb ift in
Solge zines NfibperltGnbniiies smiihen Der
SompaSnie nnb ber BroniusialregieruH EN-.
geitellt rporo.n.
- @eo. Diolep purbe am letten Samitaaas
Uforgen in Der Soreit itpiiler &oblens
grube nabe YottspiQe, Ya., burh berab=
ftiir;enbes @eitein 3ernalmt unb set5otet.
-Sas. s erp, etn Slerf Der ,, Bolts
towuer Giieu- @ompagnie" in YottspiGe, Ba.,
lit ait $500 perOuftet.
= Sn y bill belp bia ipurbe Sobn'
Walbeu, peldler leine Satin in Der Srnnfell.
belt ermoroete, am lstten Samitags bes
yf oroes i'm 10 eiten 9raoe itberz
tiibrt.
= Ser @iienbabnfries in Ser
mont spilden Der uBaiiumpFc=" uuo Der
uSoutheaiiern Sabn" tit Dur6 etueu Gsrslei9
gelhlidhtet morben.
= Su 9t or 10 IT, Sa., fpuroe in perqanqe.
nsr ISOLDE cine aus flint iungen Mdnnern be-
itebeube u d II b er a II D e, ipsld)e bic umaez
geno bon Noriolf uno Portsmouth eit ldnge=
ler 3tt nnlidler mad)te unb belonoers ibr
Iugennlerf auf bic yeraubung Don Tabrseuz
gen ridtete, anigeboben. Gin Mitglteb Der
Sanbe, 9tamens 2puuS Salsman, trat ais
Staats3eu9e ant.
= Sas rueilanb beriibmte 8ennpferb
sSlora Semp PIE" ift am letteu Hreitaqe
auf etner Sarm in Der yfdbe BON philadelphia
perenoet.
= 9as BON @reenod, 56ottlano, mad
gtem . Orleans beftinmte g III diff
rWar= g piri t" perlor untertpegs ben Sod
uno ben 9anptmait. 0as St)ifi ySliper g..
Soutbarb" nabm bas belbaOigte SSabrseuq
hrs Shlepptan uno bugiirte es bis an Die
Waiinbuns Oes Miiiiifippi.
- Die tonangebenben & &auflente IN
Banfiers Der Stabt @bicaqo baben
eine Petitton OIL ben GongreB geridtet, tpelhe
| fid3 ausihliebli4 5n @unden Der g o I , 10 b.
rung- srtldrt.
= @ornelius Goblin tranf fidb geffern Mbenb
in Q f on einen 8auia an unO mari in, lsi-
mem Dniel einc brenmenbe GobIens
llampe mad Der Srau Warie &. Wae-
began. Die Sleiber Der 6ran fingen Geuer
nno Die nngltflide iuHroe berart berbrannt,
bab iie furs oarauf itarb. Goblin tit nerbaf.et.
- Der 5olsbaroler 8uHell q. Bed in
Sbieaso bat faIlirt. Yaifipa $751;
1855.
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Sblt8ationett s1iutnoel lit Netus
Morf.
WermtfdDte SepeShet aus Hetu.
NnrP


n,Yort, 20. Deg. - Sob er1Ffnete
geitern 5u 1929.
& @ine Deputation Der yNattonal .Sempes
ren5 =@eiefidait" beiudte 9eitern ben Oiapor
uno empfabl bic itren9e Insfibruug oes &c
ciles@eieses.
- 6rau q. 3. stsipart ftiirste ssitern Wior<
gen in ibrer 8obnung an Der 5. auenue cine
Sreppe binunter mno fiel iid bas Sanbgelcnf
aus.
- Ser groseB sesen Samu.l $. Eilben
tpesen riiditdnsige Steuern iit bis gum 2.
Sanuar perldoben tuoroen.
Oas neue naturtpifIeni1aftfid)e Muieum
i'm @entral=Barfe. fpurbe seitern ourd ben
BrdFbenten SaDes formea er0ffnet.
- Niel Wullen, Elm 4rbeiter an Der groof'
Inner Briide, nlIroe geferu Na9mtttag ourf
ben @initurS zines Sbeiles eiues Der So9en
eri6lagen.
-6inf Oan pier iinb geitern bon bier na6
europa abgefabren: BON Der yIn6or 2lnte"
Die 9ampfer Ilasfa" mad 2onbOn unO yGtbis
opia" na6 9lasgom, bon Der rsSbite- -Stars
Qtnie" Der Oanpfer y@ermanic," BON Der
yRatioual- 2inie" Der 0ampfer y ggppt," beioe
mad 2iperpool, unO BON Der &iuie OeS ygiorO
oeutiden 2lopbs" Der 9ampier .Sber" na6
Srellen. Die ySnman=9inie" ididte geitern
feinen 0ampfer ab, irbem OieieIbe nod einem
llebereinfonnen nit bem en9liiden Boit<
ants Separtenteut in Ger Ibieubun9 BON
0ampfern nit Der gSbite Star-ginie" SOns
nerita9S uno Sanitass abtpehielt.
- Ser Oampfer 0gSeier" iit 9cfern bon
gremen bier an9efommen.
- Son 8oroeaur lit seitsrn Der Oampter
:, ,,ytapOli" bier angelangt.
= Son 9lperpOOl lief beute Der 9ampfsr
p&itD Of @heiter" bier ein.
= Der Dampfer Bengal" ift beute BON
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0aSfoM0fett.

Domes. Etnas, Vulhans
u. T. 10. nerben au fYro6e su
feoustrten Yreiien perfauft. -0aseinridjt tunaen
ponpo lir tenn We naunb Dia aioiica.
al1e neuen unb ausereienen Ginridbtungen orisine.
Ter 6aeon. neuerbinss nerpoafommnet, tub lest sur
Mnitdbt auseeHelt. 9Ieir6bren unb 8aseturid)z
tuns in alien ibren Yranten. Gang neue Wufer,
aus ben beten Sya5rifen iorsidlts aussepdblt. Ale
SGhen Su mo9lihft nieorsen Breien.
(Septt3,1 Si.a.3T Sobm 8. Gioo,
0r.163, Ueft Saoetteitr. T.. nabe Soro'sSpern,
bauie, friiber bel 6. .. Dapibion & Comp
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Stt. o UIIU o. SUtu VUUrIcI SItuBte
fa9esleftionen iest i'm @Gn9e. S6ller fonnen gu
ieoer 3eit eintreten.
Die abenbleftionen
far ieds Dfonate besannen
Noutag, oeu I. cftober.
Die anftalt nlnfaBt einen b0d,ft grinbliden uno
ooQfdnot9en Suotenfrius; berelbe beftebt in Sud-
tAbrun9 in ibren peridieoenen Yranfen, fpie fe in
ben befen @eit dtsbduiern san9bar ift; Sh6ntbret=
bem in ireten,, rai9em unb ele9anteht Stple faufz
rtdnnifdem WedJnen De. beten 9e6rdudliden Wez
tboben; 0eTd,dftS=llmter,peiSmnI ourd3 Sern,itte<
lung bon @eddftsbdufern; $sanoeIS= uno Sanf=
oerfebr, Der ourt unier austaudjpitem, einihlieB=
lid tbotidhli4er @eJ6dfts 466liiie NIT Bbilabels
pbtas Msws bort Sbeaso uno anoersn Saugtitdotsn
&orreipo ems miro burh tbatiddlite ar6eiz
ten, Brise bic NIT oer Bo beforert iueroen selebrt.
Wesen Vebtnsunsen, sataloses u.i.f. uenoe man iid
perloalb ober lhrtftlidb on obise Noreiie (223F-)
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Gin tpiitbenoer Sd)fe tn Yortlamo's
SfrnEen.

Yort1anb, Me., 2S. DECEMBER. - Gin
S9ie, uelder seitern an SOrb zines engli=
iden 0aupfers gebradt weroen ioGte, entle.
btgte fid ieiner 9eiieln, fiirmte in uoller
Butb bur9 Die StraBen biei.r Stabt unb
raunte Iles iiber ben 6aufeu, mas linn in
ben gSeg fam. Qtehrere Berionen purben
Abebenfli6 perlest, unb ein Sifi;ier bes Dam-
piers rGbaneS" trus tDotlid]e gSunben oa~
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SrGmGc.

New< Dorf, %. DECEMBER. = Gin
heute Mforgen III Der Sd)nappsbrennerei Der
SO. S'6eian, Sogartp & g. Sellp ausser
brobener Srano rld)tete einen Sbaben int
Setrage bon $4,000 an.
Eolebo, O., 23. December. - Sn oem
9eppidlaoen Der 66. gadmann & MaIet,
gtr. 206, SumnlititraBe, brad seltern abcnb
Seuer aus, peldes oas Dem 5rn. @. s. .gSal=
fer sebTriSe@ebduDe I'M 8enase bon $50, 200
beihdoi9te. Ser gSaarenuorratb Der 66.
8a6mann & Wfal(ct, ,lpelfer auf $25,0OO ge=
idatt tpurbe, 1T uollitanoig serit1rt. Die on
itobenben @ebdube, III weldsn itd) Die Sc,
ihdftslofale Don 8. 0teiliuf & Comp. uni
s. y. Somtbarb & Sobn befanben, tuuroer
i'm 8etrage bon $4,000 beidabigt. Der Ser
luft 1T gum groBen Sbeile Our6 Serf9erune
opSerft
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6as Grplofion lit eineut Gonsert=
0nPNIp

Cincinnati. %. OeShr.-Sn benz &eaer
inter benz Senfs' l6en@onSer t-Qofale ereignete
iih beute lbenb eiue @as>@ >@rploiion, bnr6
weld)e 8arl Stothbaus, elmer er@i9entbimer,
lhper oerlett tpllrOe. Cine ihabbaiie NDbre
mar bic llrla1e Der Grploiton.
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Nem yOrf, p. OeSbr. = Due yy.efpz
@nglanb Societp" bielt beute Qbeno ibr 72.
Sabresbanfett in 0elmonico's ab. Inter ben
anipeienoen @diteu befauben iif Yrd Fbent
5opes uno SefretdrGoarts, bon weldlsn ieber
cine furse Sisos gum Seiten CAB.
Nemz Off, 23. Oe3. : 8rdiioent 5abeS
unb feline @attin mobnten bsute Morgen Dellt
9ottesrtenite in Der ct. Yaul's biid)0fli6en
Deetbooiitenfird)e an Der %. StraBe bel, mdb
reno ieine S0bne fid) IN @eieqidaft bes Sc
nerals Oir naf Der Srinitp=Sirfe be9abeu.
gSabreno oes gtabnittass bielt fid) bic Sc
iealAaft I'M ySlinfte 4uenue>6otel" auf uuo
nabm am abenbe oil Der 8etperiammlung III
Der YreSbpterianertird)e an Der gdt Der 5.
apenue nnb 81. StraBe Intheif. lin 41O
ubr morgen friib reilen Der Y:di itbent unb @e=
folae uQd1 @aIhinatou ,urii(f.
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epesial,N Notisea.
Gsmsitor,paarea.

GoMottprtpaarem.
@roses aiiortiment eimfader unb persiertsr
GcmfitIreu.
MuG arose aus,pabI 3iertdaden, shIborner &C.
m Yreie BON 81 bis $50 in meinem often Slate gfr.
81, 2erinstonz 1trabe.
(302-7D SameS 8arrera Rtpera.
Die neuen tiarftfdben Ino ruifIid)en eIeftrn.
Aemtf&en, Rerturtal=, 9dtpefeI= unb 0ampis
bdoer In Nr. LAT, Saratoga, uabe gutanfra6e,
fab iest tr Serren unb Dameu In poIer 4bdtiatett.
(Sepf10, ,i2VheD
cine 0arte.
an Vile, fuelde on Den SoIsen bon Sugenoihnben,
nerooier SdmdGe, gnttrdftuns, Ssrluft Der Ulan,
nesfraft &c. leioen ienbe i'd TO entrs elm Re8ept,
has fe furrt. Dieies srose 5eilmi;:a tuurSe bon
etnem NiiFondr In sho.smerita enttedt. Sdidt elm
abreifrtes Gouuert on Neu. Ssiepb Z. Snman, Stas
tion D, BibIesSouie, N.sg. @itp.
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