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InGdeiity and Cruelty are the Grounds for
Divorce.

Iniidclity and Cruelty are the Grounds for
Divorce.
Mr.. Harrison Murray, through his solicitors,
Mcssrs. Riddle 4 Padgctt, has filed n petition
for divorce from his wife, Alice Murray. He
asserts that on the eth Of November, 1872, he
married his wife, whose maiden name was
Alice Jackson, and that they lived together
until April, 1875, when he went to labor on
the railroad works. During his three months
absence his wife proved unfaithfnl, and lived
in state of adultery with James Wheeler ut
a house on Juneman's hill and at other places.
lie therefore refused to cohabit with her and
asks the Court to grant him divorce.
A. X. Browne, ESQ.,, as attorney for Mrs En-
nestinc II. Studley, applied for divorce from
her husband Seymour l.. Studley. They wcrc
married in this city June q, 1872, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, pastor Of Foundry VI. +. church. She
charges him with cruel treatment and being
an habitual drunkard. Seymour l.. Studlcy
was fined so or sixty days, in the Police
Court yesterday for ill.trcating his wife, and
required TO give 800 bond or. in default, six
months In Jail, for his good behavior. Mrs
Studley, who Is woman Of very lady-likc ap-
pcarance and conduct, told the court the story
Of the wrongs she had suffered at the hands Of
her husband.
An EDITORS CREDIT.-A tall man, who
allegorically represented the happy blending
Of winter and summer by wearing faded gray
ulster and tall white hat, east his shadow
over the bar Of an Avenue restaurant yester.
day and said that he wanted smash. The
barkccpcr contemplated the strangers red
nose and seetly appearance for a moment and
asked for cash.
".,r!" replied the man with the ulster, draw.
ing himself up.
Smash, cash." said the barkccper, sticking
out greasy hand aud smiling at the beauty Of
his own thoughts.
do you know who am, sir ?" Indignantly
Kissed the allcgory.
"You can't come that over this house, you
old abs0rbcr."
sir, I'm an editor; I'm mOulder OF opin-
ion; l want to open an account; I'm"
YOU'RE an editor, arc you ~ chuckled the
barkcepcr, rubbing his hands. sam, come
out yer. You're an editor, are your rolling
up his sleeves. Come out yer, JIM"
Two red-headed men juled into the bar.
room through back door and got ready to
square of for a free fight.
This feller says he's m editor, boys" ex.
planned the manipulation Of straws and glasses
catching hold Of the stranger by the back Of
the collar. less bounce him."
Aud he was bounced. Two minutes after
the editor was sitting on his hat on the side
walk, and his ulster was split in the back al
the way up to the collar, exposing the wonder
full ingenuity exhibited by q journalist in hi,
summer attire, while Sam and Jim were rub
bling themselves against the bar and saying
"yers good luck" to the barkecpcr.
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Z A k R o o y s.

ga ky Ro s..
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly wa,cr.tlsht both
as to rain and snow water; DAMP WALLS also made
dry, by thoroughly applying IRoN-CLAD PAINT
and IRoN.CLAD CEMENT
II has been used by Mr.. Ed Clark, architect United
States Capitol upon the public baIldIngs for eight
years, and Is pronounced by him to he the best and
most durable paint in the world. 1t Is also used by
Messrs
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PROPOSALS.
pNor0sALs roR FRESH REEF, SC.


NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c. June II, 1877. 1
Sealed proposals will he received at this Office
until IL O'Clock on the 18th day OF June 1871, Tor
supplying such quantities Of fresh beef and vcgc-
tables, fresh bread and for baking bread may be
required nj the navy yard and station at WASH
ington, d. c., during the fiscal year ending June
90 1874
Blank forms Of offer and all necessary informa.
ton as to specifications and the quantities required
can bc procured by applying to the Inspector of
Provisions and Clothing at tho Washington navy
yard W. W. WILLIAMS,
jciI,1s2l23 Pay Inspector U. y. Navy.
DRorOsAIS FOR CUT GRANITE
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TTNHE HYGE1A HOTEL.
L OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Situated within one hundred yards Of Fort Monroe.
Open all the year. special attractions for summer
with ample capacity FIR SO guests. Has all modern
improvements SIX daily malls and telegraph Office.
Fineen to twenty hrtclass steamers land daily,
cept sunday, ia yards from the door superior beach
for bathing at doors steps and good from May until
November. Boating, fishing and driving specially nj
trlctivc send for circular, describing hygienc ad'
vantages. TERMS NC. II. PlIOEBCS,
lei proprlstOr,
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THO MsoN HOUSE
AND
REMOVE HOTEL.
ON THE


These popular mountain resorts now open for
the entertainment Of summer VISITORS and offer
pcrior accommodations Located In the midst OF
beautiful forest scenery where the air and wRtcr are
always cool and pure they will be found attractive
and beneficial retreats for health and
well convenient resting places for tourists
and travellers. The adjacent country affords excel
lent trout fishing aud cunning.
For full Information, &c.. address
CIIARI.ksS II. KEMP,
Proprietor Thomson House, Kane, Pa
JACOB II. SCHUMACHER,
jesS,Is,B Proprietor Remove Hotel Remove, Pa.
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$500, $500, $500, $500, $500
AND
tl0.0o, 5000, $1,000, 5000, $1,000
AND
sl2O0, sl2Oo, sl2OO, &l2.0o, sl2O0
koR A PINE SUIT OF CLOTHING.
liable BRos.,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.


DKroT for Hart. Roach Powder, Gl2 Ninth street
opposite Patent Once.
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DISEY POINT HOTEL.

This vorite place OF resort, to Washington
and more easily reached than any other, has been
taken by the undersigned who proposes increase Its
attractions during the present season
A. place for safe rowing sailing fishing and bath
Ing, Is unsurpassed and pi oppose to keep the house
In better style than ever. Good music and dancing
eau he indulgpd In at any time.
Terms-Per day, s2S, per week, si2 to tiS per
month, so to ESQ children and servants half price
Special rates for families.
ie+im ANDREW ]. swEETSER, Prop.
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0RoposAIs FOR CUT GRANITE.


OF ftH1lC AND
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 10, 1877 J.
Proposals for furnishing In this city, at the Circle
at the intersection Of Fourteenth and NJ streets
northwest the Cut Granite required In the con-
striction Of pedestal for bronze statue OF Cen
cral George n. Thomas, will be received unil noon
Of JULY5 1871, and opened Immediately there
amer .
Blank forms and specifications and any desired
Information can be had on application at this
office. THOMAS LlNtOLS CASEY,
IeII.bt Lieutenant Colonel of Engineer.
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INTERIOR ADORNMENTS.
g II. fAssE
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
Formerly Of Chicaso,)
s25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Gallery and Studios open Free to All
jy2sIy :.
AGUE AND LIVER PAD

Ia marvellous In Its prompt and radical cure for ever
species OF Liver and stomach difficulties. u contain
only harmless vegetable compounds and Is won
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the vitnls, tn,
Liver and stomach. II removes torpldity OF TIN
Liver, and arouser the Stomach iruni its dorlnnn
state, arrcstng fermentation iorpor and pain, by Civ
ing II the natural quantity OF bile and gastric juice
also vitnlizes the entire system with natures trn
tonic II arrests all deteroratod and poisonous finic
system by way q ctrniaion. i ahserbs from N
body every particle Of BLOOD POISON, whether Ill
ious inharia medicinal, and leaves tho wearer u
perfect health Sent by mall free q charge on rc
pNSY, No. ts Maiden Lane, +, o. Box eil2, Ney
York or 2ts West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Al
live druggists keep them.
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pRorosALs FOR COAL,

elt-d lheutehhht ,olonc, VI nnE.n,eie. -
VppopOs AIe FOR COAL
l. ":aS'
TREAsuRER's orrIcE,)
\. US. SOLDIERS IiONE, u. C.,
NEAR wAsuiSGToS, u. C., June II, 1871
Sealed proposals, indorscd Proposals for Coal"
will he received by the Undersigned until MON
DAY July q 1877. at u o'clock M, for the delivery
at United States soldiers Home, c., on or before
description Of Coal to be Of the very best quality,
thoroughly screened and 10 weigh 2,2l0 pounds TO
The ton, viz:
400 tons White Ash Furnace Coal.
100 tons Red Ash Range Coal.
the aggregate required, Separate bids for the re-
spcctivc descriptions will not be considered.
iryment will bc made in cash when the whole
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by
the undersigned.
Bonds to the amount Of 5000, with two securities
approved by the undersigned, will be required for
tic hithni performance q The contract,
jcis.wrMst Secretary aud Treasurer
= pRoiss FOR rI'EI
'NoioSALe roH TEL
OyrICE OF P,prIC BrIInlSGs AND GRorSDsl
Scaled proposals VIII he received at this once
until Y click m o. tne itn da oi June ~ loi
year ending June 30, ISIS ~
For inrther ihiorinht,nn Apply ny ms oncS:
,,, ,, iiOs, iL iHo2i - r naSh,,
DRoPOsAIIs FOR CHAIN IRON.
Il
CoNNASDAST's OFFICE, NAVY YARD,
Sealed proposals, addressed to the connnndint
Of this yard, for furnishing 22lGo pounds Of chain
cable iron, win BE- received until Y o'clock m Of
per pound Of each size, which Is To be delivered ut
this yard free from all charges for freight, &c:
in iron, viii only be considered - '
The iron to Ia Of the best refined American. The
whole must be delivered in straight lengths free
from flaws, ragged ends and other defects, aidsub-
| ipIt tn the Government prOOt-tISts.
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CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE

Is the safest aud the best, n instantaneous in Ia
action, and II produces the most natural shades o
black brown docs nut stain the skin, and Is easily
applied. II Is standard preparation. and favorit
upon every welEappolnied toilet for lady ~ gentle
man. For sale by all drugyisis and hRlrdrcsser4
Ju6lcPH CIRiSTADORO,
Proprie,ur, p. o. Box :iis, New York
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W. W. Corcoran, Gilbert n. TowIe-,
thas Ednionson, builder. E,iWsrd Owens.
Henry polkinhorn, Miller CIV.
samuel bacon William Dixon, y
james ]. barbour. William J. Red.,raks
Charles Edmen.ton, William prane.
Gen; q; \; rSHi: . John p iGrh,
G s% d T. u. HsilocS, gSHs Z. M E
Tins. II. Church, Jeremiah Costello,
Mrs 4 Stone. P6iadsiphlS, Wilmington,
sESs GsSsGfy W Ts ss.sis eight year"
John Van RtrSick. Us Navy Yard, City. Dis
, cs9sa sSafh sG ps 2, T9,s%s s:
Christopher I. woieo,t, U. =; q. Pitcher, Soldiers
Niciiermot. Bros. United states insane Asy.
Ssns, ks $s Y Ysxis t.ss A asafs
Esiwsrd IT, willard, Arlington Hotel.
Joseph simnt.. Randall Public School
ia%e sfS wS SH u S Go%ffihou,e and City
LOU, Behrens, ~ Nj: Kard Won ,sehloaer
Sebastian nnsn. NorihsTn IlSsrty Market.
jane ,s il rfoss RSi Episcopal SS Tneo
H i,SSsiss MsSrsssOu. iIisS School. VA ""'
Enoch TolteI.
| NOTltE-Ihe public are cautioned against certain
prriuaietlc In Washington, who have Ot
late been repressnllng themselves ageEts and offer.
Ing for sale lrontlad Paint tand ~ some instances,
we advised, e1ectng sales under these representa-
iOns) We wish to say that all such representations
are false and sales fraudulent, and that they cannot
furnish one pound OF front Paint. We have u
fcw agents in Washington taking orders for Iron Clad
Paint, aud they properly authorized. In order 10
guard against imposition, property hOldefs desiring
our Paint Will do well to address our office require
agents TO produce authority to Furnish.
| JAMES MCLAIN,
| w ID street northwest,
| my1l-lm Washington, ID. q
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I ACE CURTAINS DONEI'P BY NINE. PIERRE
- de Paris, The only establishment In the United
States where curtains are dcue up In the same man
new curtains, aud equal to them In appearance
and DURABILITY, Having found tllal curtains remain
Ing unbeRChpd yellow or hlue-gTeen for nonthywGTe
afterwards dOneup with difficulty, propose to my
customers to blue them Of the proper shade, and take
charge -, v,.,.o,, .,,o,, ,,0,,,oo, n an, m
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SUM " Err RESORTS.

A LLEGHESY MOUNTAIN RESORT,
"A CRkSSON SPRINGS HOTEL
This popular summer resort will be open for the
ception Of guests on the iNh day Of June. 1Oerges
Orchestra has lipen engaged for the season. Fish,
hunting, &c, For terms address, T. j. CSGElt.
Ietim supt Union Depot Hotel, Piitsburg, Ia.
COLORADO HOUSE,
~ OCEAN BEACH, MONMOUTH CO., ". j.,
OPENS foR ar fsTs JrSE1.
One hundred feet from good bathing. Two lakes
and pine woods within three minutes walk OF house,
House has all modern convenenccs: will arconinio-
date go guests Terms, t25O per day, AMI ~ per
week. few choice rooms ut SIC and SIS ~ T.
COOK, late of the West End HOUSE, Capc May, FRO
prctor. Apply at lO01 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Pa. ieLlni
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ARCHITECTS.
HENRY X. sEARLE.
IL ARCHITECT,
Opposite Post onIcs DcnMtment. apIsi

A. LEADIN0HAM. w. wIDDiCoNBk
LEADISGHAM 4 COS,
LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES.
IiT II street northwest
Carriages and Light Wagons Of the latest styles can
be engaged by til" moElh, week, day or job Coaches
for pcnIcs fishing parties at short notice. We call
special attention 10 Horse Boarding Department
Our stables are the coolest, with the best ventilation
aud largest stalls 10 he found In the city, whilst our
carriage paTlors are properly ventilated aud dry As
there Ia hut one building adjoining us, and that
brick one, we are nearly hTcpIOOE myl2.u
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KINDERGARTEN NORMAL sClIOOL-THE
IN summer course for the accommodation OF teach
sIs begins June Is 4, e n INF sn.nnn C2nrse 9ps,s
POLLOCK, principals. Mrs. Pollock has devoted IT.
teen to the study OF the system and translated
several German works the subject. Miss Susie
Pollock received her Kindergarten diploma ln Berlin,
Prussia aud has eight years practical experience In
teaching Kindcrgartcns, both public and private, In
this country For rrns and further particulars Apply
to Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, sW Eleventh street, or
enrtcu. jcI2
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rINHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO IN.
4 Orm their friends and the public generally that
they will continue the MILLING BvSlNFsSS under
the firm name OF Df.ESER n CIsSEis ut the Pioneer
Mills, corner Gipce and Potomac Streets UrOrgciOwn,
ID. e. where they will continue to manufacture the
celebrated Centennial First Premium Great Swiss
PROCESS. A. II. Hers Best aud other grades OF
FLOUR and solicit continuance OF tile literal pat.
raage heretofore extended to tho late H' nf Dcr'rr
G ssei a WEIGH. JOS W. DEENER.
JelI-lm GfIb. W. CISSEI.
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M MINNEoUA SPRINGS
BRADFORD COUNTY, PA.
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN
MADE THIS SEASON.
GREAT hEDut.r!oN IN RATES
iI6 FEET ABOvEsEA Level.
Accommodations for nearly Five Hundred Guests.
Water OF uiISur passed medicinal qualities
On Northern Central Hallway; eight hours ride,
without change, frurn natimor,; within two-aiida-
half hours ride of Watkins Glen PARTIES can
thoroughly explore the latter aud return To Mnequ,
the same day For circular containing TERMS analysis
OF water and other Information address,
my5im W. u. TYLER, superintendent.
THE WENTWORTH HOUSE,
NEWCASTLE, y. II.
Three miles from Portsmouth, will open fer the
son June H. under new management with new nI-
pointments. finy rooms have been added TO tho
house the present season, making II now one Of the
largest aud In point OF locality, convenience and com
fort and the magnificent view OF ocean and mountain
scenery without rival on the coast. The long and
succesful experience OF the subscriber II sufficient
guarantee that the most sang,inc ancipaons Of his
guests will be realized. For circulars I'LL June u.s. send
TO Hay state House. Boston, Mas
mysssTlSTl,n GIDEON HASSES, Proprietor.
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Before Justice wYle.
Page vs. Page; nisi ratification of trustees
sale Mcdaniel vs.. Despcr motion TO set aside pro
cDnJ,sSO. GassHway vs.. GasSaway; pro eOiJ,aO
ngainlt defendant.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CopARTNER.
IN SHIP.
The firm ofDEENER, cIssEr 4 WEIGH Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All parties In
debted to the late firm will please call and make
prompt settlement with JOS. ". DEESER or GEO
W. CiS Ga who alone authorized TO settle up the
- "''' Wv WV ""' JOS W. DEENER.
GRO. W. CISSEL.
J. II. WEIGH.
H. W. WEIGH.
r. T., WEIGH.
AUSTIN HERR.
JrSEi.1ss7 leii-iw
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LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
SKETCHES 4BOUT THE CITY BY THE
REPUBLICaN REPORTERS.

THE RACES AT BESSISGs.-Ycstcrdayw was
the second day Of the spring trotting meeting
at the Benning's race track. The weather was
fair the trotting was good and the attendance
mail. There was only one race, that for
horses Of the $40 class There were four
starters, aud Maud won In three straight heats.
The following is n summary of the race:
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Easy FEET-DR, WHITE
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OprICE OF Pt'BIIC BrIipiSGs AND GRorSDs
WAsHISGroS, ID. G., June r. 1871
Scaled proposals will he received ut this ofticc
until u o'clock M Of the nth day Of June 1877, for
furnishing this Office with the Fuel for the fiscal
year ending June 10, ISIS,
For further information apply at this Office.
TIfOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
je9-6t Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers
DROPOSAIS FOR CHAIN IRON
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nly3I-In,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26
500 8elDlunnQ.

S5fge Summe miro 1emierigsu 9orartirt, Der bic
erite Nadlrtft iiber ben AafcntbaIt Der bier %on9esebez
neT Rerioner at urteauer; etdneteu %ei1iCnbet:
2StIhetmiIe UoM 0er &Ntblen, az Sa5re at,
9rose Statar. ldparae 9aere uTo ouutte 9elIdtss
iGr6s.
Sin lFaOden, 9ouiis, II Sabre alt. blonde 9Gars.
IT W(Gtbllpe, {
&nobe. Ssinri4. .
Gine dltsre Srau lpte Mlntter obi9er NerionenL &c
Sabre aft, fIeine Gtatur. eraue Seore. 06tgs . BeriO.
men reiiten irI @u9uit 1876 Don i6rer 9etmatb in 0oIus
met 0arbor, 5oHo on &ac Co., isis. Ub. o6ae IbreT
Germdnoten 6as 0~teiieSieI mitsutheileu.
Gtpdi9e N~NstuHIt ridte man an
l.. B.. Scroll Office,
19feb2r6 DSilpaufee, 2&i5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26

fpI6es S6auIpteL BON SeIbitbeberrs
i6ung mn6 freipiutger llnterperfung Der
ii6 i'm 9te6te el%anbenben Yartei inter
cine gegen 1ie aus9efaaene formalsredtS
li6e Gntf6etDung iuare in 0eutl6Ianb,
III Srontrei6, in Stalien poutommen
unm0gIi9. Gs lit Die 6rlht Ell
ner 6ret MenI6enalter l9ngen. ooer
ri6tiger mod, elmer 2Sabrbnnoerte langcn
@em0bnmng on Die oronungsmGBi8e
9lusiibune bes Dablre&ts. Sn ieoem
europGil6en &anpe piirbe elm iplder
9arteienitreit, pte Der iebt bier auf
idieosgerihtIi6em Wese erlebiats, gu
einem Biir9erfrteae 9efIbrt bubeu. Guz
ropa, uro namentIi6 Oentl6I0no, bat
auf Der BbiIapeIpbier 2Iusiteuung erfabz
rem, DaB feline friibere Dornebme SeIbits
iiberbebun9 iiber AInerifa iebr libel anz
gebradt tpar uno oaB es gar Wonhes
bon Nmerita Iernen fam. i3u ben aneris
fantiden 2ebren, Die es fi6 au Semitic
5ieben mo9e, gebDrt aud Die Dirt uno
gSetIe, pte bier Die aus Dem o19emeinen
@abIre6te pom 3eit 3u 3eit enrltebenpeu
@efabren gebannt meroeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26
0ermii6teS.

- 9as 1o9enannte & emperen3ge>
let n0n SlIinpiS lit aud bel Ieiner
neueiten B~eanItanoung BON Seiten oes
BIoominetoner Ne6tsantpa[teS WtcJtulz
ia pom Sbergeri6t beS Staates fir Derz
faiiuagsgemGB uno giltia ertlGrt tpors
ben troB Der bel ieiner Nunabme inn
Gt0otSienate bor9etomnenen SOrmfebz
Ier. Stun lit aber i'm Abgeoronetenbaule
Mniere5 StGate5 10 ebeu bas @eIeB am
aenpmmten iporoen, lpona6 folaenoe
u enberung oil DEM Semperen5geiebe
DorgeI1ommen tuiro: IS fol- fiinftig III
i6m nibt mebr beiBcn, OaB feline lteberz
tretmng our6 @eIobuBc . Giniper=
rung beitraft tDiro, ionoern 6ur6 @eloz
huge ODER Gtniperrung Doer our6 bei>
oes, mad @utbiinfen Oes Ht1ters. 0G
bas 9au5 Die Mftloerun8 NIT Der %itGttliz
den WebrDeit BON 100 gegen 80 Sttm=
men angeuOmmen bat. 10 lit Su boffen,
oaB iie audi i'm StaatSietaEe onrNorinz
gen miro.
Dem Rationale q beeor6nes
ten Qarrto p0 @btcGgo iptrb
IS au %neroanfen iein, tuenn bas gtatio>
Observation-Disclosures fitnftig in belies
zen 9eru9 fonlnlt. SIN ToIge Der ers
bnrnlltDen Sentilatton i'm SanIe Der
Nbgeoroneten berri1t in ben,1eIbeu cine
abiheulI9e quit. SarrtIon muroe l6on
in bort9er Stdt beouftraet, Grmittlut=
aen CUR B%eieit;sune bieies IIebelftanoes
ansulteuen: Uttt gr0Btem @ifer 1T er
pisieH AHTtrase na@gefqmmen Hnb bat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26

8arten, Iebtere Ser Meoinas8 iIger bars
renb, b%eganneu nit beutigem Sage osrsn
Ginl6iffung. 9luBer Dem b~ieftgen tlrft1
Iden Sanitdtsar3te 9r. SuraI betbetz
ligte ii6 bieies Sabr an Der lleber1pas
dung cine bonn 8isefDnig bon Negppten
berseienOete @ommiiiion, bic ipeciel bic
@%tnfeabe bat, Die au5abl Der @in5ul9ifa
fenOen nit bem S6iffstonnengebalt IN
Ginflans gu brineen. 0aB our9 Die
ma1ienbafte 9nbdufung bon our6 Strds
pasen berab9efommenen. 5umeiit 13on
iebr beiabrter SnbiDtoneu BET elmer &el1ts
perotur bon "A @rab Geamur frGber ODER
ipGter Seu6en entitehen miiiien, lit cine
al!idbrie ft6 mieber1oIenoe G%rfabrnn9;
beBbaIb ulo INN Die 0eimfebr Der Ytlger
81 bsI6leuni9en, miiiien Die ben Sne3s
fanaI poiitrenben S6iHspil9er IN Sur
fi6 elmer f%iinftd9i9en O%biernatton gu
2anoe nnter5ieben, pofiir Der d99ptt'@en
Negierun9 jeper Baiia9ter Die Auarals
tatnezGaTe entrthten muB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26
an3etgem.
Gooes=An'ei9e.

am 81. Sanuar 6ieiss Sabrss itarb 81 S6srIin6
bel Gonuebcrs uuier treHsr SyeHmp unS !GnsjSbS
ri9sr Miitarbeiter
9err G9riitiau Sr0eber.
TieIe3 Sen Jrelu6en oss GertorbeutH sur Mahrt@t.
Gsicaao, ben Il. Tebruor 1877.
2sisb1tullpS @erebo, NWbIing 6 60.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26
3uhsrsitet pO1
81. GteUe1s 9OKOns Ray.
1IMEeOin9te Wnerfemnum0.
6srru s. N. GfenenS.

Ssvya s.. VI. GtepenS.
@tein Segr. a8abreup ber Iekten 5 Sabre hattie 10
biureiGetDe GeIsgeubeit, BEN @eT,b bes VEGETINE
teaner, sH lerueH. Netne Jlou brou6te Is qeoen2eibeu
iino, nEo ss wirtte nit ~sr5sereyn Grfsls, ais ireenb Elm
anbetes pon ibr 9ebranbtes Mftttci. SD babe Is meiren
ftmberH nn!ec allen Observation-Disclosures, wie Il. in
Net5 bic gr6Bte ~aIirfuHs au5geitt. Sd jelbTt babe Is
SeoraHGt uno bas ~JtsiuItot mar Elm 10 eute5, 6as i'd
Tt6t genu9 @orte fiHoer faun, unI meins e~uittdtioe
IneltenuHng aU5; toriiGeu.
Sn melnsr GteluuS els @oIiiift babe i'd oft nit
&raMEbeiten 81 tampIeu seba6t. Sbns gfG6aatt eanu
Ib VEGETlNE e~mpieblsn, uHo i'd tcane feinen Sau.
@o,e Is met @HeS eriGtlts. mas man ii3 Oauon perlpFad.
GS hat lid ipe3tel in yGuan DON idIebtem 8lut unS
@~!utman9eI bepdbrt uno wtrtte punbsrbar e~rfolereib
III allen Seibmeroen meldbe burb unretneS 8(ut ents
NO Der gtbTeuG beS VEGETINE ua6tbeilie qewtrst
b0he, uno Is Mo@t Mir 6aber pieI @er9niieen, iroeno
melhe ~gln3tunIt aber bic gnnenSEng pom VEGETTNE
gu sebeH. MSnl. ~ sin, @otiseiitatiou 4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26
0tmOele & McGormtiG,

(ladioLoer Der Gtaat3 settun9 SObsErIHttns 0oWPanp,)
sto. I9l-I97 3anSnIpb str., Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26

-Mit Der NabltpTbIerei un6 Stun z
reonerei mad anerifanii0em Multer
ma d. it9's idoll rs6t DIbi6 i'll
0eutl6lano. 90 itumpte BEL ben Jtei6Sz
tagswabIen I'M 9annoper'i6en Elm fri:
berer unterOffiaier, NamenS 8rindman,l,
btrurn; Der it'd go1ta uortreffli6 gu einem
oeWpfretii@eH &abEpiibIer in Ameyifa