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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10
The Public Debt.

The April debt statement shows reduce
ton in the public debt for the month of 81,
500, and for the ten months just ended
OF over $29, 1000, 900, which includes the 81
00O,O 900 received from the Alabama award.
This is nearly q, O00, 900 in excess of this re-
duction for the corresponding month Of the
last fiscal year. The coin balance, after de.
Quoting nearly $50, oOo, 1000 for coin certiff-
Gates, is 500, 727,041. This includes nearly
5000, 600 received for the sale of bonds,
which are held to redeem called five-tweptyv
bonds not presented for redemption during
the month. Deducting the amount, togeth-
ers with nearly $33, 100000 for interest due
and accrued to date, and $3,573, 791 in silver
coin, leaves the actual gold balance against
which there are no liabilities "a, 554, 1914. The
currency balance, after deducting SO, 900, 900
held as special fund for the redemption of
fractiona! currency, is less than 81, SOC, 900.
Upder the act of July, 1875, 100000 in
legal tenders were received in exchange for
silver coin, and that amount is required to
be held as a special fund for the redemption
of fractional currency. This reduces the
currency balance by that amount, and leaves
it so low that it is probable considerable in
convenience will be experienced in meeting
the daily currency obligations of the Gov
eminent.
The legalt tenders outstanding have been
reduced during the month over $1,000, 900,
and the reduction since July has been S.
ri, $50. The amount Of legal tenders now
outstanding is 1851 100000. Previous TO the
financial panic of 1873 the amount of legal
tenders outstanding was 1886, 100000. Sec
rotary Richardson, by drawing on the re-
serves at that time, increased this amount to
1882, 100000, at which figures it stood until
March, 1875. Since then the volume of legal
tenders has steadily decreased, and it is be-
lieved that by September the amount out
standing will be reduced to the figures which
it stood prior to the issue of $40, O00, 900 of
reserves by Mr.. Richardson. The fractional
currency has decreased during the month
Sl,253,e37, and since July over 81, 900, 600.
The amount of silver coin issued under the
act OF April, 1875, is nearly $3l, 000, 900. The
receipts from customs for the month were
sl0,Sss, 443, which is nearly 100000 less
than the receipts from this source for the
preceding month. The internal revenue re.
ceipts were SO, 722, 642, an increase Of nearly
$1,000, 900 over the receipts from this source
OF March. There is now held in legal tend
ers for the redemption of national bank
notes nearly $l5,o0O,OOO.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

" Driver said gentleman to hackman
whom he had engaged by the hour, "why is
IL the more you beat your horses the slower
they seem to proceed?" ssThat's cause /
mas 'em trained" was the reply, Question
ed further, the fellow declared: ssWhen 1
wlps one of my losses on the left side he un-
derstands I've got party what travels by
the hour, and so he earns his oats bv loafin'. %
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Tl77.t q NsF' ~ '07.71-T7
HERE ANDsTHERE A GHM

Like cradle rocking, rocking, III.
Silent. peaceful, to and fro,
Like mothefs sweet looks dropping
On the little face below,
Hangs thegreen earth, swinging, turning,
s. Jarless, noiseless, safe and slow;
Falls the light Of Gods face bending
Down and Watching us below.
And as feeble babes that suffer,
Toss, and cry, and will not rest.
Are the ones the tender mother
Holds the closest loves the best
So when we are weak and wretched,
By our sins weighed down, distressed
Then it is that Gods great patience
Holds us closest, loves us best.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

:. The German bankers anticipate return
of our bonds to greater extent than do the
American bankers, but the former are nc
doubt the most correctly advised. At any
rate they back up their belief by becoming
large holders Of gold, SO as to be prepared
for the worst. The class Of United States
bonds returned from abroad would be large
ly of the and 45 per cents, there being bu'
few 6's on the other side. lsf ytss' e
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sglgpetrp.
HYMN OF THE DUNKERS.


KLosTER KEDAR, EPHRATA, PENNSYLVANIA, 1888
Sister Maria Christina si,aqs.
Above Ephrata's eastern pines
The dawn is breaking, cool and calm
Wake, sisters, wake to prayer and psalm!
auh+
For toll by day, for rest by night!
Praised be his name who delgns to bless
Our Kedar of the wilderness =
4..,.,,h.na
Was heavy on our native land;
And freedom. to her children due,
The wolf and vulture only knew.
NV ,ro;soa ,rhor 70 ,r;son ,ed
We owned him when the stake blazed red;
We knew, whatever might befall,
His love and power were over all.
M ,,aora ON ,ro ,ers. with ontstretcbed arms
He led us forth from cruel harm;
Still, wheresoe'r our steps were bent,
His cloud and fire before us went!
nh ,vo+ot ~ faith and ,,rave, he set.
We kept it then, we keep it yet.
At midnight, crow OF cock, or noon.
He cometh sure, he cometh soon. s
u, ,,os - ohos+on not destrov.
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u. F. bonds Lecture on sleep. 4

Dr. W Am A. Ha6mond's qlectureto
'sSleep,n at Chickering Hall, in New York,
on Monday evening, was wei attended,
The lecturer said that the brain was not
osIy at work during every waking moment
ga in dreams, but even in the deepest sleep
pit was employed jnj storing up new energies
to be dissfpatedyiA the future. If il were
not for the fact that some portions Of the
organ had comparative rest while others
were at work, it would soon wear out alto
gether-i Every pulsation Of the heart, every.
thought Of themind destroyed some pfrticle
I Of brain matter, and we're it not fbr the
gradual building up Of fresh material which
was going on at the same time, it would
speedily become. a wreck. 1t was during
slEep that this recuperative process was
most efective5 during wakefulness the ex-
Ependiture Of brain force exceeded the accu-
mutation Of new matter by q large proper
ton. The lecturer after defining sleep as
due to the dimunition Of blood in the brain,
cited some curious instances Of its extraor-
binary power. He described a series Of in
teresting experiments by himself and Others
upon dog placed under the influence Of
ether, in which portions of the skull were
removed, and sleep. proved to be accompa-
MED by anabsenee Of blood in the vessels of
the brain, and wakefulhess by the return of
the same fluid in large quantities. anxiety
CIR other emotions or affections carried to- a
morbid extent were more often the cause OF
w1akefulness than great mental labor, ale
though the latter, if oyer-prolonged or re-
peated with undue frequency, was equally
harmful. AS the capacity for sleep depend-
ed upon the amount Of blood in the brain,
and that amount was largely under the con-
troll Of the individual, there was no difficulty
in SO disposing the bodyor the system as to
invite sleep and overcome the evils Of wake
fulness. Many, persons who would feel
sleepy ina chair, would become wide awake
on lying down, simply because Of the flow
Of blood to the head. For such persons q
high pillow, reaching well under the Shout
ders, would prove beneficial. Others, by
eating light and easily digested meal just
before retiring, secured the best of repose.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

Il Colonel Brady, notorious gambler, the
other day met friend who accosted him
with, " How are you, Colonel? How have
you been of late?' 'sOh, have had
great misfortune" replied the Colonel, s.I
have lost Mrs. Brady" "How did you lose
her," was the next question, at euchre or
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

"A witty French lady, who was an ''adop-
ted' member Of famous military corps,
when cigar was lighted in her presence
with the remark, 81 suppose they smoke in
your regiment?' said Eyes, but not in my.
company" }t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

Senator Blaine is said to have written to a
friendin Cincinnati: ''They are attributing
to me great desire to attack President
Hayes and make a flaming speech against
the administration, and that am preparing
q speech, &c. There is not word Of truth
in if ;,
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All trains daily on main line.

All trains daily on main line.
The Express South bound connects at Lynch
burg for the West and Southwest, and at Danvill lie
for the South Southeast and Southwest.
The Mail South bound connects at Lynchburg
for Memphis, Little Rock and Texas, and for At
lanta and all points in the South and via New Or
leans to Galveston and Southern Texas; also con-
nectswith Ches & Ohio East and West. -
The $50 nm train connects with the Ches& Ohio
R9R. westward to Huntington, Cincinnati and
all the MOI vest, and Eastward to Richmond and
the South EAST.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
at $40 daily, except Sunday, and get to Stras-
burg at 4.46sp. m. Leave Strasburg at $40 a. m,
and arrive at Alexandria at p. IN.
For WARRENTON leave Washington daily at
$40 a. m. Leave Warrenton at s.35 am. to con-
net with the Mail South bound and at 235 p. m.
to connect with the Mail North bound.
Trains from South arriving at Washington at
1876 a. m, 6 p. M, and lbs a, m. make good con-
nections with Bait. s. Ohio and Bait. & Potomac
trains to Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York,
and to all points North and northwest.
Through tickets to the South and West at low.
est rates.
S. SPENCER, Supt. Transp'n.
j. NJ. BROADUS.
apr IS General Ticket Agent.
chesapeake and Ohio RaiIrOad.-On and
" after Sunday Dec. 3rd, 1876 Passenger Trains
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

/ The Florida papers are not enterprising
enough to print war maps, though they have
plenty Of ink and new species of cock.
roach. t. fsfas. taf- ie
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

Extract from a Black Hills letter: ssMother,
do let me have eighty dollars; if you only
send it, 1 will earnit as quickly as possible
and pay it all back to you.'' r.l.-lsl
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

L The newest thing in stylish grace is wear
ing the train over the arm, making,the bellies
look like little kittens running round after
their tails. 81.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Randolph, wife of the
late Thomas J. Randolph, Jr., and daughter
Of the late DR.. Thomas Merriwether, died at
Shadwell, Va, on the 23d ult.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

L The late Ross Winans, of Baltimore, left,
Ibis residence and an annuity Of 81, 200 to his
wife, and the remainder of his immense .es-
tate to his two sons.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

Trains leaving Staunton at $40 a. m, and 425
%. m. run daily Except Sunday stopping at all
regular stations.
The 545 a. m, Train connects at Cincinnati with
all the trunk lines West, Northwest and South
west. >-e
Trains leaving staunton at 5,45 a. M, and 1905
a. m.,s daily, stopping at all regular stations
between Hnptingto and Allegheny, and at Gov
ington, Mil1b1xe,, Goshen, Waynesboro, Alton,
GREENWOOD, 11esspaSss River, Ivy, charlottes-
The $40 a. m Train connects at Gordonsville.
at I10p. M, with Va. Midland Train arriving at
Washington 500 p. m 45tatinaore 800 p. M, Phil
adelphia S:20 a. m, and New York 6:25 a. m.
The 1905 a. m. Train connects at Gordonsville at
250 a. m. with the Va. Midland Traln arriving at
Washington 1880 a. M, Baltimore $3.50 a. M, Phia-
delphia LIS p. m, and New York 4:05 p. m ar
rives at Richmond at $50 a, M, connecting with
Richmond and Petersburg 1875 a. M. and Rich
mond and Danville $50 a. m-Trains for all points
in the South.
Pullman sleeping cars run on 5,45 a. m. and
1905 a. m. trains between Richmond and Coving
@For rates, Tickets and information, apply to
]. H. WOODWARD Agent, Stanton, Va.
CONWAXxRk3OWARD,
W. M. s. DUNN, G. Pr Ticket Agent
ENGINEER and Superintendent. -z& dec2l,
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FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

chesapeake and Ohio RaiIrOad.-On and
" after Sunday Dec. 3rd, 1876, Passenger Trains
will run as follows:
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VOL. XII.
Railroads..

w c., VIRG. MIDLAND s. G. S. r. R-JNO
w. s. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after Monday. April 23rd, 1877, Passen-
ger Trains will run as follows:
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VIM. b. HARRISON,
w Attorney-at-Law,
STAUNTON, VA,
Practices in the courts OF Augusta and adjoln-
ing counties
Particular attention paid to the collection OF
claims and prompt returns made.
OFFICE-opposite Circuit Clerks office and
above the Law Library. Sis, !; June 8-tf
DrestOn A. Baylor, igsa ~
i ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
STAUNToN, VA.
Practice in all the Courts OF Augusta and adioin-
ing Counties 5I
OFFICE-The same formerly occupied by his
father, Col. Geo. Baylor, dec d. Augusta street,
opposite the Courthouse. nov 10-1y
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-10

r A. LEONARD.
~. CUTTER AND TAILOR,
Opposite j. W. Abby s. Co IS Clothing House.
New STREET, STAUNToN, VA,
offers his services to the pnblic and is prepared
to guarantee a perfect fit in all cases.
80 All Work Warranted. ga
He was formerly cutter at the Merchant Tailor.
ing establishment OF Nicors, 143 Bowery and Ill
Nassau ST. New York NAV 33m
, 1877-06-16

mel6e iie eben Dot iid binSauberte. I'm.
iiberpinbli6e Sdeu, Jpn mieoersuieben
bemddtigte iid ibrer. Gntiebt bebte iit
bappr aurid, nit ibm, bent 3eugen be,
ibr gu Sbeil gemproenen acknowledgement
Sebanbhlng, unter bemielben Sa6e gu
wObnen, bic Saitireunoidaft ieines elterz
li6en 9auies gu senieben. @ber Die
8riefe, melde iie an Gpden ri6tete nno
BON wel6en iie wubte, bab beren Snbalt
sewii1er Wtaben Gemeinsut Der gansen
Samilie wurbe, bic erSdblten nur BON SUI
frieoenen Sasen, welde tie iebt i'm !9aule
Sammel's perlebe, unb Don freunolthen
&idiidten, melden iie na6 benz um5u9e
ilberall begegne. Sic betbeuerte lp9dr,
bab es an llnpantbarfeit grdnse, lett nod
an Nufgeben ibrer bepprsusten Stelluns
gu b%enten, Gpden baber feline nria9e
babe, iid lber bas grseben ibrer Sdme=
iter gu beunrubisen. nno 10 fubr 1ie
fort gu tduiden in iepem nelen Sriefe,
mdbreno oas !6er3 ibr DOR Sammer uno
8eb bdtte breden mDsen. Sur Milbelm
Sumber idaute ernit oarein bel iol6en
sanitigen Nadridten. Sic Wfittbeilung
elmer %lansiamen, aImdbli6en Manoluns
Sum @uten bdtte pielleidt @lauben bel
ibm sefunoen; alein pieier plDbliae
8ediel = ., ct bate bic Camille ees
reiden Sammel ia periDnli6 tenuen sez
lerut! - -
(Tortieturg folgt.)
, 1877-06-16
(6ortietun9 fo19t.)
lanae. SGrte.

gi1en Der ldnglten 8drte bate MnbreaS
@berbaro &auber, SEER 5l Yetronea, 9alberg
9teined &C., geboren 1907, geitorben 1875 als
Soffriegsratb Ses &aiiers Marimiliar IL.
ulto beia9t 1~riere Gbronif bas 6olgeaoe
y.... lleberbtes lperrte CT Sebmebem bic 4uger
auf nit ieinem %uttsemetnen berrli6 LANCER
Sarte, melder ibn1 nidt MIR bis auf ben Suf
~binab9ing, %ionbern aud nod bel ipeiter id
eritredte, alio baB ct oom SUP mieoer Suriid
binaufgin9 uno aloa bel Der Mitte nod eri
einen Stod bate. Selten 1T CT al ben So
sefabren ODER g%eritten, %ionoern meiit gu. 6uf
babin gegai19en, weil's linn madtig moblse
faaen, bab i'm Die eeutei in GROCER Wien9e a1l
uno nadseieben, inoem er ben Sart semeinis:
lid alsoann gang fiesen lieb als, tpie eir
ars9ebreitetes Tabulein iei1er mannbafter
Strengbeit limb @brbarfeit. Nad ieinem
GoOe bat ntan linn ben Sart in Sipet Sbeile
gelo6ten uno bis unten auf ben SnBtrit1
s%elaiien, Sas iibrige aber absei6nitten." -
Sobanu Staininser, Mitglieo bes Stabt-
ratbs in graunau am, Srn in Sbsroterrei1,
itarb ben %. september 1867 urlo bate einen
Start, Der bis 5ur @roe retdte. Seiu 8ilbnib
befinDet iid auf ieinem @rabteine in ber
9auptfirde gu 8ran1au. = Ser Yortn9ieie
6rancisfus 4lpares Semebo BON Der @eiell-
l9aft Selu, Der piele Sabre in China unb
Sapan subradte, batte einen Sart, Der big
auf ieine SiiBe reidte, 10 oab er inn, INN nidt
sebinoert 81 ietn, unt ieinen Qeib nit einem
@iirtel befcitist trus. Sein Silonib it ieinen,
@srfe n@ei9i6te bon @biua" beiseiiigt. :
Sn 8reslau lebte iha 16. Sabrbunoert Elm
poblbabel1per 9obserber, 6rans 5ofer, befen
Bart ebeniaas bis aui bic @rbe reidte. &aiier
&arl ", welfer bieuon b0rte, lieb ben Manu
nad @ien fontmen uno 9eitattete ibm, iid)
clue @nabe als5ubitten. Soier erbat iid nll
Die Sergiinitigung, bab bel ieillem Segrdbrine
Der 9elamllte 0ta9iitrat bon Sreslau NIT
geben miiie, mas auf oes 8aiiers Setebl AUDI
sei9ab. Sein @rabmabl ift nod beutiser
Cages auf Dem Sarbaraffrdboie oaielbit gu
iebe1. - @egenpdrtis bat pobl ben langiten
Sart Der Gmerifaner Ibam 8erpfen aus
Chicago, S1inois, Der benielben au6 sur !3eit
Der @eltauslelung III 8ien inn Sabre 1873
i'm Yrater belpurbern lieB. Die 2auge bes
Sartss betrdgt 8 6ub 6 3oa, 10 oab aerpien
ibn iiber ben eiren lrm bdu9eab tra9en mub.
, 1877-06-16
giratntu Slaats- WDettf.
pic Reiber:
Cine Tamiliengeidi6te in 4 Slider
bon
8albuin Mbnhamfen.
(Bortietung.)

Sic fibte bas Sinh nod einmal, uno
nod einmal reidte iie Dem iunsen Wtanne
bic 9anb.
2eben Sic mpbI, iprad fe sefabter,
ben 9anf, welden i'd Sbnen o~arbringen
mDdte, Sic inoen ibn in ii6 ielber.
9umber perneigte ii9 unb fibte ibre
9anb. Sbm feblten Die @orte. gr
meinte Elm 2ebepobl auf epis perrpmmen
gu baben.
8ir meroen wpbl mebr ppneinanber
b6ren, bemertte er oarauf gu benz sreilen
Selbbiter.
Ofit elmer baitisen Bepesung ersrif
ct bic &eiietai6e, uno @pden ianft neben
1t6 bin5iebeno, entfernte er ith nit ibr
auf benz Wese, melden er sefommen mar.
Nntpnia blidte ibnen na6 nit Der
8esunsslpiisteit elmer Statue. 8lei6
uno itarr mar ibr 9lntlib. Grft ais in
ben Yfao bineinrasenpes Gebaid Die
S6eioenoen perbars, belebte ibre @eitalt
iid pieoer. S6mere Sbrdnen rannen
iiber ibre @ansen, uno sDgernoen Sdrit=
tes bps ie in ben @alopfab Elm. N6=
t%un9spol trat Der greiie Selobiter an
ibre Seite. Npbl ben balben @es na6
benz 2anobauie lesten ie suriid, bepor
@ntunia iid ibm sutebrte uno in ibrer
freunoliden @eiie Elm Geiprdd antnipfte.
Ser Abeno NOR unterbeien pollitdnois
bereingebrpden. 8alo aus bieler, balo
aus iener 8idtuns %ertDnten 2ieoer; geiun=
gen BON 2euten, meldeu bas Ser5 fret ur1p
lei6t in Der 8ruit idlllg, salten ie benz
rebenbefrdn5ten Strpm, Der 2iebe unb benz
Wein.
, 1877-06-16
Gimes Natriarhem @eibnahts.

@
WO6en paren babingegangen. Die
beiteren Serbittage batten ibr Gnbe err
reidt uno nit pieien bic frOblihe Nein~
leie. llnmirid ftreifte Der .Geseniturm
bic ourd 9la6tfr0ite setboteten 8ldtter
pDn ben Bdumen urtb %rlttelte CT an ben
Salcuiieen Der nunmebr pereiniamten
8iQa Sammel. @N
Wpaen, ipgar Wonate waren oabinaez
gansen, unb beimiib, uberslidli6 fablte
Gpa iid in benz Samilienfreiie, befen
Wlitslieber fDrmlid m%iteinanber metteifer=
ten, 1i6 oas 8ertralien bes liebli1en
&inbes gu ermerben. @ie Elm freunoz
li6er Genius belebte iie bafar balo 9um=
ber's 9dusli6feit unb bas Irbetts thinner
9erpn's, oann pieber bds Compton poer
bic Sabrifrdume, wp Der alte Galib iiber
tie wahte nno auf iebe eroenflide @eiie
cine geritdnoisuns spiiden ii6 uno benz
all9emeinen 2ieblinge anSubabnen iu6te.
Senn ND nur INNER Der blpnoe 2pdenz
fopf auftau6te, ba mar Sreube uno Suit,
ais pb bic feline @aiie bic 3aubertraft
b%elellen bdtte, Seoen, nit Dem ie in Ser
tebr trat, wieber in Elm Sinh gu permanz
beln. Sp6 wie ite in allen 8dumen su
9auie mar, 10 permphte aud Intpnia
i'm Setite 1i6 Elm Bib ppn Der Sabrif
nit allem, mas iie belebte, gu entwerfen.
Gu senau waren iebesmal bic Sdilperun=
gen BON Oertlidteiten unb 9euten, pelde
Gpden balo 9ieiem, bulb Senem in Die
Sober bictirte unb gum Shlub bur6
einige anertennenbe Wprte unb ibre Ell
senbdnbise 9amensunteridrift beitdtigte.
nno allies, mas iie b%ictirte, mie bic Spr=
men, mel6e Nnbere i'm Nieberl6reiben
fir tie wdblten, MQes, gaes atbmete ben
Wuni6, aud bic ferne Sdweiter na9 lit
gu sieben, iie oieielbe liebepplle Mufnabme
fnoen Su laiIen. 9ld, es paren ia Shil=
%berunsen, welde Mntpnia bittere Sbrdnen
entlpdten! Stunbenlang iab 1ie in bel
Ginlamteit ibres abseidieSenen DINNERS,
no tie ii9 gu persesenpdrtisen iu6te,
mas in ben tpoten 8uhitaben bod lr
lebenswarm Dor iid bingesaubert wlrpe.
Senn pb BON @ilbeln's Dtutter pbe,
ieinen sdweitern seidrieben: LIBERAL
meinte iie ben ginilub bes iungen Wtan=
mes gu entbeden, melher wie elm ppn
9immel selanoter 8pte in ibrer srObter
9fptb Dor iie binsetreten mar uno in UNI
eisennibisiter @eiie ibr feline Sreuno:
idaft angetragen bate. l1no meite,
idweiften ibre Gebanfen unb lebbafte,
arbeitete ibre Ybantalie. @pr ibrer Seel'
entitano Elm Bib, in wel6em iie lid
ielblt lab, mitmirfeno ino BON dbnlihe,
2iebe umfansen wie ibre Sbweiter Gpa
Sieiab bic Sabrifrdume, bas bebasli6e
@obnbaus uno bic patriar6alii1e Nubt
uno Oronun9. Sic iab ben sreiier
Sabritberrn, wie er liebeppa ii6 ib,
suneiste, unb feline Spdter uno oerel
Satten, mie iie sitis anerfannten, nj
nur immer iie iid niiblid 81 MAIDEN ludte
Sic bSrte Ii6 Sreunpin nennen BON pei
iusenoliden SaussenOiiinnen, bDrte perel
9liidlides 2aden, tpeldem gphens FLAIR
Stimme iid suseieQte. @ie ibr Ser
idwpl uno ie iid iebnte, zines ipldel
Slides tbeilbaftis Su wercen! Sic per
sesenwdrtiste fid BEN iunsen !9umber
uno Der Sdlag ibres 6erSens itpdte
Sic fablte, wie oas Blut aus ibrem Stint
lib mid bel Der Grinnerung an einseln
8emertunsen, welde man i'm Sauie if
res 8rppberrn bdmild binwart unb bic
auf ben iunsen 6umber iid beSieben
ra : -
, 1877-06-16
Dts Glaf@t

"9amburger Trppfen"
toftet so Gents, oper anf Glal&en
swe Dollars. iInb In olen beutf@en
Mpotbsten ,3u taben ODER psreen etsisl.
ben mad Gmpfane bes @elpes fret mad
alien Tbetlen Der 0ereinisten Staateu
perlanpt. Man abreiIre:
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BaSSmore, Md.
, 1877-06-16

Gin sutes Mittel sessn GolI unb 2eibidnter'
zen fnb DR.. Musnf RSnte's pambur.
etr Erspfen, f@reibt perr Miaael @etL
Wtihapasa, Sub. benz btsieIben bslftn aussa'
tItdIi@.
, 1877-06-16

Der Dant elmer Yamilte.-S@ nas
u,etne 9rau fassn Sbnen ben srSbten Daat flu
DR.. Ma suf 8Snt9's pamburgr
Ersyfen, f9reibt 6err Sobn Wott, @enepa,
SQ.. benin b%ieielben baben uns SrpBe Dsenae
e~rpisisn. @is Iadsa bic Gropfsu nt&t msbs
auseeben.
, 1877-06-16
in bemsrfenstpertbes Sud! "a
lettes nnb sr6Btes.
0efubrl!l

ooer: Stripurloet II bem pau8 cues Treu16es.
Disiss ~ppleneetfte aSert bieies g~tteranen Der
@insrttanil%en aiteratur bat ais Sorpurf eineu Ge.
9enltano. pelber oas loeiale &eben unieres ~selammten
Uoltes beribrt uno siebt einen ldredii9en lleberblid
uoer uebel. peldes es b~lositeut. MuAeroreentlid,
tpannene une anfre9enc, wirb es BON Muen mil
nMneen. 9Dlr iino entlbloiieit. oas Bud in isoer ia.
mile oes Sanoes ein5ufiDren uno ptierlren nod nis
no8erpeiene Sprtbeile allen mdunliben uno weibli.
M8enteA uno ididen gratis auf WerIanasn 8eoinaun.
usn UT bei1reibenoe Girsulare. 8. ~. xtoebar.
3d., 723 Speltnut Str, Wbila. 249D M.
, 1877-06-16

@essu 1autlranfbeiten unt ars t~1nreinis.
!eiten. wel9e Serbprbeneu. 9lut tntiprinsen,
Inb DR.. MneuR RSute's pambureer
Erppten eta gang aussuet9netss NitteL
bern he fEnb BE befen Blutretniesr. 81
'treitt SER Subu George BubeniGat IL Sc.
usput, 81.
, 1877-06-16

Nto Mono College, Maeon, Ga-
beu "a. tebruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Musut aBntg's Sam.
burger Erppfen Fnb BON ansge3ei1neter
Wirtuus unb besbalb nabe3u unentbebrlit fur
mid. Nes. Batter j. 8. Nebmanr.
, 1877-06-16

Sd BIN "a Sabre alt unb par 70 franf. baB
t@ tetne Spsle mspr Sertraeen tonnte. f@reibl
PER- ptttr Glentens, Qittle Orleans, Mb. Sd
nabrs DR.. Mu8uf 4SnteS pambur.
ser 1rspteu unb btu nun rteber ni1t mi,
jan3 9ergeteQt fsuberu fabIe MID StA trGftt.
ies all fraber.
, 1877-06-16

perr Gbas. 1auptmam. Rissr ppimt, 81. s.,
bessust ME foIst. $50 lit felt adt Do9sn an
Sssss $.;s sss sssstIs"'; Ha;s Sp sss a s:sasss
ss4 d @s sis Is e ST., Ri i 3 . r s;.s ssi ::
psit berseaeQt, bab ID nastnen alien 8ei@af.
~tisIusen wiepsr na&seben tann. Sd fann bal
ter bielt Nsbiatu Iaen beltsas empfsblen."