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o're1'ndea'' ef@s osastasas obun.e,.,.,

S'''-~'Ss " SsS tsReu7lto4 Gn1r.nr.s., 1-a
,,,, CHA.;TT,AHoooA, Te,sa,, Dec .,
what will be the result Of tia n,e... 9,
complication iP Soutls GaTsliss +. T1ssssas
.: VINO eSpsfi 70 tind any perrnapShtSar, I'M.
!ion o' the diiiscuity other than tusSsss
the htata 9yeElt? the QeuocEstg,~thas.' hs';ls %
the whi1e peoPie-can undeceive tbsl.'
selves. 5o-called Republican yass.H ,ss.s'
ment 10 at en- end there, and n 1T
chance. Chatnberiain CONTINUES ~ ~ .,I pr
governor, he will be powerieas - aYs ss
What Is such o. government ~ H.. =. !.
ennth Carolina and Keliogg's m Iis ns,,,. y
ana good for sny1ay7 They l. rsnny.
stand alone mn hour If f3sederai 1,o.s,.o .asnot
10 Withdrawn. and with that o.ecs;on p,OseSs.ona
they are powerless to command -, S,Ss'Ion
enforce law. I fail to see what oodJi XII. I. OF
come. from continuation Of AZ; t a,,. = 70
to uphold so-called Republican mp' eosap
ments in these States. E- e''etn-
The double government NJ nresa,.
South Caroline ls the fourtI, df n tIen. ,ha N
ge have had in the Southern e...s. .pe lore
sss '1aF: Hcc remember the =n,I.@sssOss e.sOs
government ia Alabama that ,yas ~ fSs:is4 g
long q time n nuiaance ami ie%.Sss co
You remember the appeals to Wssh;aHe i,,e-
ton, the fights and turmoil ia ali nr9
and Alabama is at peace. Than tI,e, tIe.,
was the doubie g0vetnmenE IN Grt.n"e.l0e. ,nele
orooks ee the head OF one end and Es 49, 90
ut the other IL a'over; the Whits An.sr ave-
pie, that ~ TO say the Democracy AZ ps.S-
power Old Joe BYonks has a Posi GT;a. SiS ia
anu there is pe-ce in Arkanaas. "a r or.,'t.
an" aad long experience with donh,.
government, and, indeed, has II nor T.c [ss
mcEnery has never entirely suhs},cd
After January she will have more of !,
ior Nieho,as and Packard win both b.
The reason that tho RepubIicans III =. =.
Is a failure iu the CDtton Statea Il h.sr.;;.y
there 10 mn white element In It e.cen, 40
Office. e.holdefS. The blacks csnpot ~. s.e
DUCT good government, aud If thev con;dr
don't, believe the whites R6iiid .idS,.
submit to it. Theae agitafors IN M the .9,lE TotEs
ton states are rebeliious against 49,
rule where the negroes are ia tbs t,siSht iho
ty. That is the truth Of the inatter N'', ~,
And you need not look for peace n rds.
so-called Republican. government IN u.s tSe
Cotton States, unless some -.-hita notnr;.I
can be got into the Republican partv r.
is the talk here that. Hayes. IF inaur, ~
rated, may attempt to build IN tho sSSst :
tered Republican party in the sontbo,n
States. It can be done, but the efIn..
Will require skill aud courage, and ths
cutting. loose from numerous carpet.bao.
gers who have brought shame and dIs.
grace upon the very name of Republi.
can. ,.tsl
There is good opportunity for states.
men to come to the front about this time
ifthere are any in the country.
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- Women may now hold Office in
Iowa except those of members Of the
Legislature and Judge Of the Superior
Courts. 9 4HaNT
- It is reported that Mrs. A. T. Stew.
art has, engaged rooms at Jacksonville,
Fla, and will pass most of the winter at
that place.
Over $4,000 Maaons were made in
North America last' yAar and the whole
number Of affiliated Masono on the conti-
neat :::ee.:.t as shia tirns eynaois 100000.
= The North Carolina Legislature il
about to repeal the law imposing tax OF
$So on travelling salesmen. The Ala
bams Legislature haa just repealed SIM
liar law. .E
Ia report is current thss x-Secretay
Beiknap and his wife are writing book
which Will give an account of aouiety and
politicalilife in Washington during the
last five or six years. Fi.jse' ~ 3se.'
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AIr. John J. Long, who was counted in
ns Il representative from Dc Soto Parish,
recently addressed IL letter to the Louisi-
ana Returning Board, in which he posi-
lively refuses to accept the position, on
the brond ground that he was fairly de.
featcd at the polls. He declares that
there was neither fraud or intimidation
practiced by the Eomocratic party at any
precinct in the parrish, and that his self.
respect will not permit himto become n
party to such questionable transaction,
where candidate so clearly defeated as
himself is returned as elected. He avows
that he is Republican from the firm
conviction that the principles of that
party are best for the whole country; but
he is planter, not n politician, and does
not believe the good of the State or the
interests of the National Republican
party can be promoted By such action as
was taken in his case. In fact, be il con.
vinced that very much of the disturbance
which has prevailed throughout I4ouisi.
ana for several years past is justly attribu-
table to the fact that. in many parishes,
men not elected by the people have been
falsely returned ca elected and maintain.
ed in office by the power cf the govern
nlent.
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The South Carolina Memorial.
WAsHIMGroN, Dece

WABHI>ON, December 20.
In the Senate, Mr.. Gordon presented
the memorial of Wade Hampton, Wr.
D. Simpson, w. III. Wallace, and sixty.
eight Senators and Representatives in The
General Assembly of South Carolina adj.
dreased to Congress-, reciting at langh the
events which kave recently transpired in
the State, the interference of the military.
&C., aud asking Congress to take aucb
action as will cause cessation of militia
ry interference iu tho affairs of the Etate
and enable the Governor and LeRislaturs
to exercise the duties Of the offices to
which they were elected. ...,. u ;,-
The memorial having been read. NJ.
Gordon moved thai it be referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Freiinghuysen moved 10 amend 10
~ TO refer it to the Committee on Priv.
iieges and Elections, instead of the Judi.
ciary Committee. m s.r..
Pending tae discussion, Afr. Gordon BY
unaninous consent, submitted a resoiu
ton recognizing the Hamyto1 govern.
Ment aa the legal governme rt Of South
Carolina; but objection was made to it
by Morton and others, and it was laid
over. t1
The question being on the amendment.
of Mr.: Frelinghuysen, twelve Senators
voted in the Affirmative and thirteen in
the negative; no quorum; so the Senate,
g 1890. adionr.:z4l until Tuesday next
In accordance with an order previously
adopted. a.4.
LATER.--The South Carolina memorial
comes up Tuesday on question Of refer.
ence. The resolution offered by Senator
Gordon, which follows. can be called up
by him ot any time, and will be regularly
before the Senate. 1t is an follows:
Reoolred, by the Senate, That the State
government now existing in the State Of
South Carolina, and represented by Wado
Hampton as Governor, il the lawful gov.
ernment Of said State; that it is republi-
can in form, and that every assistance
necessary to sustain its proper and lawful
authority in said State should be given
by the United States when properly called
upon foF that purpose, % the end that the
laws may DC faithfully and promptly ez-
ecuted, life and property protected and
defended, and all violatoTs of Law. State
or national, brought to speedy punish.
mept for their crimes. u 1psa
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DEMOCRATIC COuNgy CONVENTION.

In obedience to the resolution adopted
by tts Anderson County Democratic
Convention, at the meeting held on Tues.
day last. the delegates w;ll assemble
in the ourtiHouse on Mondas9Rext. 9th
of January, at eleven o'clock a. m, for
the transaction of important business.
The Clubs not already provided with
representation will meet on Saturday
next, 9th inst, at two o'clock p. m., and
elect the number of delegates tc which
they are entitled. on the basis Of ore del.
cgate for every twenty-five members.
The delegates including those heretofore
chosen will attend promptly vt the hour
designated.
JAMES a. HOYT.
County Chairman.
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glsECIAh MoTacEB.

d HGy-s Sinpson & Sadler are giving
away o handsome book entitled Pearls
for the people," containing much salua,
pie iniurrnnii., .si.11 .:;::...%:ss interesting
articles. It.also cnnluins history OF the
iiscpvery of The "Rapatine," for disease,
of the liver. dyspel.sia, constipation and
indigestion, &u.. and gives positive aH,li.
rance that when the Hepntine is used y
Effects psrmanant and lasting cure ol
these diseases, whicl, prevail to such an
alarming extent in our country. lt.e
the iHelAtiue for all. diseases Of 'ae
liver. A fr.
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In Leon County. Florida. there was
such transparent case of fraud in the
election that the Republican member Of
the Congressional Committee (Mr. Dun.
nelly would not even ask question or
put up Il witness to refute the exposure
before his Committee. One hundred and
seventy.six Republican Yotes are in.
yolved in this fraud, which is confined to
one precinct alone, and tho Returning
Board canvasssd it originally without al.
lowing moments discussion. Mr.. Dun
nell says there can be only one opinion
MS to this precinct. and he has openly
pronounced il a fraud of the most glaring
nature.
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The Democratic Investigating Commit
tees of the House Of Representatives in
Louisiana, Florida and South Carolina
sit with open doors and examine wit
nesscs publicly, while the Republican
Senate Committees in these States hold
their sessions in secret. Truth does not
fear the light, and the Democratic COM
mittecs have nothing to conceal, seeking
only the truth and the whole truth in re-
gard to the election in these Statcs. 1t IL
fair 10 presume that those who take their
evidence and reach their conclusions in
secret are not willing to expose their &C.
tions before the public gaze, Choosing
darkness rather than light, because their
deeds are evil" The Republican senn-
tors cannot justify their conduct before
the American people.
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- EX.Gov. KoefneE, of Illinois, con.
teade that the whole electoral vote Of Iii.
noia is nuilifsd by the fact that the cleo
toEs attached their names to their ballots
In violation, a. he saye, Of tho Coustitu-
ton Of the United 9tases, which means a
secret hsllot where it directs that electors
must vote "by ballot"
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berlain % de .Jacto Governor. He was
associated with Messrs. Yeamsns and
Maxwell il representing Tie eusssia4sn-
dent of the penitentiLry. Mr. Chanal'er-
Lei" =.s represented by r. g. Elliottaad
.. T. Corbin. Jrage Carpenter - not
likely to render mis- .:te;s;oa !c- several
days.
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The Supreme Court of Florida GUS
tanned the demurrer TO the answer Of the
Canyaasing Board, and granted q percmp-
tory order for re.canvnss of the yotes,
from, the face of the regular returns, On
the 9th Of December. Tho decision
maintained that the powers of the Board
were purely ministerial, and that any
strictly judicial power could not exist.
On the day fixed by the srpveme Court,
the Board of Cnnvassers were aummoned
to meet in the oiiico of the Secretary Of
State, and at Che appointed hour, Attor-
ney General Cecke 1.-THE other members
of the Board gefusing,) canvsssed tho
returns by himself, which canvass gives
Drew, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, majority of 497 votes, and Tilden
81 najority. Subsequently, the Repub.
lican members became alarmed, and tho
eull Board assembled 70 comply with the
orders Of the Supreme. Court. But the
n,embera, under Instructions from WASH
ington, entirely disregarded the mandate
Of the Court, and instead Of adhering TO
the face Of the. returns, threw OUT an en-.
tire county. and adopted fraudulent re-
turn from another county, sshici, g!vea
Drew 1876 and Hayes 2O6 majority. Tho
Supreme Court was expected to recon
vene last week, when the action of the
Returning Bdafd would DO reviewed, but
no session has been held up To this time.
Gov. stearns and other leading Repupli-
cans acknowledge their defeat on the
State ticket. and il was expected that
Drew would be inaugursted on Tuesday
last. 7
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: al warn the Senate" said senot

-"I warn the Senate" said Senator
Carpenter (Rep.l In 1874, "ehat IL It
shonld happen that Presidential elec.
tioh should tnrn on che vote OF I,oaisiana,
sitnatsd "a that Seate Is, and an attempt
vsese made to use that corrupt return, II
would be followed by civil war, for nd
4ee people would epb;nit TO the insulontA
@tgCh u PiaisgxSs.d
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- While th Patrons If Hus',and,v
have not, OF late. taken any past ~ plii.
titai. they have bv no means lost tieir
organization. The atatiatics OF the Ma
tionai Grange chow that there are in the
United States, 1888 Oranges, with u
membership OF $50, $50. Last year there
were $50 new Oranges established.
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- San. Randall enlisted as private
soldier in the Union army aa scon as
hostilities began, and was 6rst elected to
CongTseS while In the Geld. Now Chan.
dlsr decvees that he shall 0e considered q
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- The Charleston Neaes and Courier
publishes long list of Grea occurring In
Shis State during the year last closing, by
which $3.50, ,00o worth of property was
destroyed principally by Radical ne.
fETiasa. O. ~. IA -
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- A political suicide in real life took
place Tuesday, the 4th Of December. at
Sedalia,. No. Hezekiah Cole, a farmer,
who had been ga hctive aud vehement
supporter OF H.. Tilden. became partly
insane oveE the long delay In obtaining
returas from the Southera returning
boards, aud on receiving intelligence of
the occupation Of the State House ct Col
umbin, 8. O., by the Federal troops he
went and hanged himself.
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:. - QlnhtheEia h . snYt OF garrntinei
dtSse3e. ls takes u follow By che throat
gus SAo&es eOcS6tG 5sn Que df him.
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and would be aummarily asreaa;Tss,s 's!IS Z. =
Pany with oil tiiose diseosod sa ~. s..toei.
IN bis revolutionary ection., Thsa I'VE Wia MN
has its power, hnt st s.s.!!.. 1sfs.;s sfss;.@ l9ease
ous scheme 70 attempt 80 oppos, 1s,sSs::' ss.S.:'
tutiouai authority SFPe'o eazsti.
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cOgnited As ene Govogn0g OF Soueh Caro-
lima.
In regard TO the Testimony Of tho Cai-
ted States officers, Mr. ssylareaid: ..The
testimony of thssa gentlemen entirely
sets aside that Of che negroes 80 tointiui.
dation at the is!la, and taese officers yero
brought in 70 seatify .vishaat any refer-
ence 70 their politics, Cor the purpose os
getting an impartial and unbiased state
mens upon this head" The tact Is .hns
the officers were selected from the com.
panica garrisenlug the counties where the
Republicans claim that violence aud
Wholesale Intimidation were pfaetiesd by
the Democrats against she negroes. This
is especially true In reference 70 the coun.
tiea ofLaurens and Edgefeld. The ON.
ctss, without i singls exception, test:aed
20 an orderly, quiet and paaceable olec.
tion in every locality ie which shey were
stationed; and, upon croEs.examsnatieu;
Judge Lawrence, Rspehlican, failed "a
elicit from them q siPBle insfsnso Of sven
the mildest sors Of intimidatioa within
their observation or knowiedge. The
committee examihSd q large authber o.
wituessss, beth Republicans and Demo.
erats, all Of whom established che fact
that neither che Hamburg affair nor tine
Ellehton fIot hid say political siRsiil.
eAnce; nor he'd they any relation % tlia
canvass or the election whatever. 7
TO B6na .np the conclnsiens Of tho Canl
gtessioral Contmlstee, tia result og taeif
examination thtp the eisctiasl SsicssS s((itte
Hayes aud Helhpton ksSfSISa t3sSS g
and that the election was ccnduetSg
ecsahly and S8gs5 on tie paks q 90
, 1877-08-14

(Snrtiebnng tol9t.)
, 1877-08-14

6eittdtb gu besrancen. Mls iunser rii1tt@
ger Mann tpar er ppn oannen gescgen,
uno nit seblei6tem Saar. uno sebeust
unter Der 3abl Der Sabre traf er pieoer
ELM. Mlles bate iib p%erdnpert, par ibm
fremo sewproen; elm 5remoer, betrat er
iebt wieber iene Stdtten, auf wel6en er
emit bic iprslrieiten Sage leines 2ebens
perbrabte.
@ie mar bic Staot 10 9rpb, Der 6afen
10 reid belebt semproen! S6ifie tamen,
S6itfe eingen. 9ampf entaupl ben
Sdprniteinen; Sdaufelrdoer uno eilerne
S6rauben piiblten bic ihnellen Slutben
auf. st fan1te Tie nur BON Se9ellbinen
belebt, bic, idwerfdlis tr%euseno, ibre
Surhen bnrh bas aemaltige 9afenbeden
So9en.
(HDrtIeBunQ tolQt.)
, 1877-08-14
80.
Ser alte Nciber.

56iffe sinsen, Sdiffe tamen. Sin
lultises 9eben mar es in benz Saien non
Newz Dprf. Muh Der Sampier, welher
ben alien Serpn uno leinen Gntel @il=
belm 9umber iber oas Wteer Setra9en
bate, mar I'M bic W~littagSseit Dor Inter
%sesan9en.
Yeinab elm babies Sabrbunpert mar
peritrihen, ieitoem Der sreile @iaiam
NewsYorf perlieB, I'm, nadoem er ale
6amilienbanoe, welde ibn an ben srcBen
Continent ie1elten, ais s%erriiien betra6@
tete, in benz alien Grotbeil ii4 cine
, 1877-08-14
Cider nnD suuerldjiia.

berrn b. U. StepeMs.
Sn 1872 empfabl pan mir Seattine uno ben
ueberreoun0en zines Sreunoes nad)9ebenb. nabm ib
IS ein. Domals lit i'd in Solse non ueberanitren.
9ull9 uno inreaelmabiaer Eebenspeiie an allaemeiner
S6ludde uno Observation-Disclosures. Seine wuncerbar
Helhwddten Draauismus bon Der erjen Dots al 3u
%berlibren, bel ietpem itet II Gebraud aeiias i'd raid
inb ipuroe %aeIunoer uno ipotler o5 le. Setoein babe
az" az ' elm iid Mnisan ,po stnGim1s ne ,u Ssn nssdt'a.s @ Sa1sG'n mat
Nleoerberitenuns Der @ iunObeit unb 2ebeusfraft su
sinpfeblen. SD braube feline anoere Mebi5in. as
ge8ettns. uno CLAUDE mein 2ebelan9 ieine before
ttnoen 81 tDnnen.
Wabrbaft Der Sbriee, 10. b. Glari
100 Monterep ctr, allegheny. pa.
, 1877-08-14
Elastic Truss Co.

8 bee
I'M &etatl %uertauft gu Srnportattons. Freiien,
DON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
Wo. S3l MrdD 2trdRe, &fe Ger 3metten uue
@Uates Ctr. uns 6sl glib 9rifte Ctr,
BbtlaoeIpbia. Ia.
Gies lit eine Organization pou &apitaliitsn uni
2hee gu importireu uub au pertbeilen II
nit einem tleinen Geplnu. Der Dem Is puiumentem aaen
Ueptrn Der SpiIbenb1nbler erIpart. 9Dir controliren
einer 8roBen lbell Der belten 3beelprten. pelbe nab
oielem Ganoe tonunen unb bic uur BON unS 5elbit per.
fault perosn., %4jerlonen, Delde oon ouoerer bdnoletn
taufen tbun otes 3u tbrem ei9enen Habtbeil. uniere
bduler III @bina unb Sapan babtn Die beiten 5aeilitl.
ten lur Nuslpabl, mas uns 9roBe Vprtbeile gepdbrt.
9S.r ba6en gum Verfauf uwnIerer 3beelortsn y alien
bGuptltdoten per Tereini9tsn Staten otores etablirt.
98ir Seben unlertn &unben etu
GdbDneS Sci Ebrpmp,
.aenoitlllel pou ben metropolitan NBerten ameritani.
tder uno Iremoer &iinltler), pelbes. penn in elnein
Vtloerlaoen 9etautt, lnebr tuieu piiroe ais Der Qrels
oss abees bstrd9t Dmls Gbromos iiuo elm Gei1ent
iir uniere Gunoen.
Vile ~9etauften lBaaren ardn | 1T, bob he bon.
tpmrreile Seir.eol8uns 9~tipG5ren. ootroas VsIo ,urild.
~erltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
n Il A Co.,
gao. s3l @rG @traBe. Ode Sipeiten uno Coates straks
aHo cl SUB 8pelts Ctr. Vblla. Ia. Aa9lemt.
, 1877-08-14

MinnUda usse,eid,nete gan; neue $3.50.
FNUUUS Jip5emppI3 qianos muir $40 lie
~wnn(<> mihen ~oerfauft iperbsn. Sd)Dne,
OIye1ss aufredbte Moi nbulj Nianps. tpes
mig sebraudt, &~pffenpreis $500, MIR S125.
pallorsO rselt, 2 %9tegilter, $45. 3 Ne9iiter S65,
i2 8eaiiter MIR $s5. Sat neu 4 set Aeeo lie Re=
otter. Sub YaB uno Coupler Sr9elS55, ~foiteten iiber
$3.50. Die b~iaiaiten lie anaebptentn Nreii,; lie
,ueroen auf Is 1aae gum geriud 9ei6idt. Sbr frast.
parum i'd 10 bialg antiete?. SD %autlporte barte
3eiteu. 1000 Mrbe ter miiIeu Nrbeit baden. ur.
Jade: &riss sesen Mid besonuen burd Die Monppo=
liren. Der &tie9 .niitbet. NGbe.es u1ent8eitlit.
Moreie: Daniel 3. Beatty. Baibinstpn, Wep
Serffu. 4y81au9;
, 1877-08-14

n"ne fpart 70 bic Rotten nes 9lnarid,s. Sbr erbl
oonsbdlt ais tr8eno cine anoere Jarbe. sic 1T fir be
unoeren Sarbe. Wtan fnoet he an pieIen Saujenpen
bat Die erffen Nrdmien in apan3ta perihieoenen Sta
nit Tarben wereen fret ~perianef. Dian penoe RI
Str, Ne NJ, Mtner Srp8., 100 gBater Ctr. Gle
, 1877-08-14

Treb. S6mab, DaptOn, Sbio,
sebraudte nit Grfols Or. Mus. &0nis's
Samburesr Gropfen sesen obise &rant
bcit.
, 1877-08-14
Ufoetlne.
Vtne duSQe3etcbuefe mebtstn

SprinafieGo, Ohio. IS. Sebruar 1871.
bterhlit wirb beiteini9t, baS i'd bas oon 3. U.
SSteSens, Soitnn, Wtaii., angetertiste @e9etint
Nernenlpnems init gutem @rfota qebraudt babe. Sd
en,pfeble Be0etine ais cine uor3i9liue WebI3 gin fir
'ol1s Seioen. g~Sabrbaft Der Sbriee,
6. 70. gaube9rift.
6err Tanos9rift, BON Der Jirina 8aneesrift uno
buttmup, lit ein poblbetannter hieIieer Geibdfts
mann Sei,ser zines Der 9r0Bteu @tablliIements in
Springfield. Ohio.
, 1877-08-14
Gin bemsrfensWertbes BUD"
a%rthut's lestes nnb g~r.o.6tes.
II

ooer' SerlpuIloetl IT beNl TalS etIIe5 Vreun0eS.
0ieIes pclieneetfte Merf bielss Ytteranen Der
Imeritanilhen Giteratur Dat ais 8orpuri einen De.
9~eultano. peibsr bas locials Seben unleres "seiammten
iber uebsl, ipelNes es ~blosltelt. luHeroreentlid,
ipannene une aufresenc, wiro es pom Muen nit
Sesi.roe seelen Weroen. SlImifrirt unc ihpn se'
nuneen. 98lr Iino entihlolen. oas BUD III jeoer lSa'
Mile oes 4anoes einjuiubren uno ~plierlren nod nit
easswsiene Dprtbeile alien mannlihen unb weibli.
Den Sublcribenterlammlern, g8ir ~perIan9en LIBERAL
M9eMtsn uno ldidtn gratis auf Yerlanseu Seoimsuns
usn M betrsibei be GireuIars. :. ~. Ztpnhar'
, 1877-08-14
300 Vianpa uul OrQeln.

neu une aus 3wetter Apanc, pon Tabrifamten er'
m y 80 Haane. Wetu.n a. nsol'9trem r.esleM lalea,g uU.s
Gano, f0abreno Dieler barteu ,3eiten uno oer Selerta8e
ourt 9prace 4Saters II. 9On. Ash SrDae,pap,
%psrtauIt. ais %oielelbel le 3upCr IL 9telp yort o~tferlrt
lpurDen. NSenteu uerlaust UNI @ater'S neue Zcale
Nianos unb GoneertsG r9eln 3u psrtauieu. 5lus
ltrlrte @atalose per Yolt perlanot. Quite Seolasunsen
Tur ben banoe!.. Sin GROCER Disconto iir &ebrer,
Deitllbe, &irDen, Go9eM. S1u;en &C. 49D2bnos
, 1877-08-14
uuieres @eiltliden Satin.

2ouisniIIe, Rp.. 16. sebr. 1877.
berrn D. u. Stepens:
SBertber berr! - Dor brei 1abren lit i'd ihredti1
an entiinolibem Jfbennatismus. unieres Geiitli EN-
0attln ret5 mir 8e9etine an. NabDsm i'd cine
Oas geit oertomnen oes uebels fipiirt., besamm Id wie.
Der Se9etine eiu3unebmen lino i'd fiule mid Isbr
tpobl oaoei. IS behert Iib aud mcint Nerbauuns,
Nbtungsopl sfrau ", Ballard.
1011 98eit Sefteripn StraSe.
, 1877-08-14
Die Gpupouua Crn,en 8ebanolnna

Dies 1T tstu spitsm Der 6eiluns, wel6es in ieiner
2 bdtisteit auf snse 6ren3en btihranft 1T, Oh es mass
nettiirtes Crpgen lit. So 1T oas punoerbarite Bes
lebungSmittelb 8 msul6liteu 36rpers, Das je bs
FAINT muroe. Desbatb ibon ionte es cine 9roBere
Welae BON &rontbeiteu beiiei uno cine grpBere JEenae
elmer aus9epebntem Grfabruna ~beiidtlaen otrie Its
natme. Gie llu%terisItneten pereinigen lid oariu, oen
8sanfen ME muncerbaren Gisenid aften nes
Gomponne crpscn betannt uno anneDmbar 81
MAIDEN. IS lit oas l%iderlte, pirtianfe unD blQigite
bsilmlttel III Der QSelt. N1e Sbipinoiiidtiee, Ops,
pentifer, Geldbmte (fiir3!it) uno Vile, islbit penn lie
enimutbi9tc Snoalioen iino, iolten fir unlere BRO
ldiire BON 40 Soften ibifen. Delbe Diele ipunoerbare
aber ipabre Ser!bte uno Die beiten 3euani'le entbdlt.
Jrei nit Der Dot oerlanot.
q. Y. gtarfep, A. NJ. NJ. D.,
q. g.. Walen, Phi. B. M. D.
3N 25iuI. &tareep II. Walen. 1112 Birorbitr.. pbiI.