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Administrators Sale.

TN PURSUANE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
| from the PROBATE Court Of Hamilton Coun-
", Ohio, In case No. 2,72S, and to me directed,
i will offer for sale at Public Auction on MON
DAY, August %, A. ID. 1877, at O'Clock p M.,
on the premises, in the City OF Cincinnati,
Hamilton County, Ohio, the following de-
scribcd real estate to-wlt:
All tnat Lot number nineteen Q9) in Block
four AZ as designated on plat OF certain
subdivision made by Daniel liasbrook for
Thomas G. Cory and others, in part Of Section
IA, Township s, Fractional Range 2, In the
Miami Purchase, as recorded in Book ", page
425, Hamilton County, Ohio, Records, and be-
ing the same premises conveyed by N. Vein
m ann to Michael Schmalz by deed recorded In
Deed Book 81, page 154, OF the said Hamilton
County Records, situated on Vlne-street IL i'll,
opposite Calhoun street, and is to be sold free
OF dover.
Terms Of Sale-Onc- third cash, balance in
one and two years, secured by mortgage upon
the premises ROSlNA SCH ALL,
Admlnistratrix Of Michael Schmslz, deceased
G. LiNDEMANN, Attorney.
AHOEFFEk & BAUMANN,
jy20-6tF 673 Race street, Auctioneers.
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The Markets.

The vegetable market is now at its
perfection, both as to size and quality.
Assistant Market Master Walsh says
the Sjxth-street Market extends over
more ground this morning than it has
any time this year. All the staple veg
etables OF this season are in great
abundance and of superior quality.
The melon department is also well rep
resented, the supply of nutmegs so early
in the season being unus ually large.
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Tragedy Near Glen
dale.

In yesterdays STAR were given the
tull particulars Of the row in the Cox
family and the fatal fight between the
father, Benjamin Burr Cox, and the son,
Willard N. Cox.
Squire Gross, OF Springdale, was no.
tif ID OF the fatal affray, aud held an In
quest about midnight upon the body OF
the deceased.
The jury, after examining the body
and hearing the evidence, rendered the
following verdict:
"We hnd that the deceased came to
his death by violence, and that the body
has upon 1t the following marks ard
wounds (here follows the report Of the
post-mortem examination), whereby
said deceased came to his death, infiic.-
ed by Willard Norman Cox with knife,
and which the jury do find caused inn
mediate death.
~. N. COCHRAN, W. E. HUFFMAN,
I'M. Q. SHARP, j. Ii. CONN,
~. s. BUTLER, MOSES LARUE."
Shortly alter the killing Willard Coz
was taken into custody by Michael Doc
ley, night policeman at Glendale. Cox
bad his preliminary examination hxet
for 4 O'Clock last evening, and the cas'
set TOR O'Clock tomorrow.
The funeral Of the deceased took plac'
at 10 oclock this morning and his re
maips deposited In the old Cox family
buryiDg ground near West Chester.
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Last night closed the labors OF MI.
Hall and MIR. and Mrs. Lincoln, in the
cause Of temperance in this city. The
farewell meeting at the Vine-street Con-
gregational Church passed OFT in the
usual pleasant way with the programme
OF music and addresses.
Mr.. Hall expressed his heartfelt
thanks to all who have aided in this
WORK, to ministers and press.
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II EGAL-JOSEPHINAS SPERBER. Plain
| tiff, VS.. Johann Sperber, alias schmidt,
Defendant-Hamllton Common Pleas. - No.
SO, 3,l2l-The defendant will take notice that
the SAID 6osephina Sperber this day filed her
petition in the Court or Common Pleas Of Ham
ilton County, Ohio, for divorce, stating that
she was married 10 defendant on the 23d day
OF January, 1866, that she has ever since con
Quoted hefsel, as a faithful and oDcdient wife
toward said Johann Sperber. alias Schmidt,
that she had two children, Anna and Chris
tian epcrber, with said defendant, but that
said defendant disregaIdng his marital du-
ties, has been wlfully absent from the plain
tff, without any cause therefor, for more than
three years last past. The petition prays for
divorce, reasonable alimony, the custody of the
above named children, ana further relief.
The defendant will be required to answer
on or before the 18th day OF August, A. D. 1871.
HERMANN MARCKWOR II,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
CINCINNATI July 5, A. ID. 1871 jy6-6tF
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The Chinese have gone into the hair
business, and last year exported 33,00t
bounds from Swatow alone-l seVeL.
fold increase in two years. 1t is
gathered i'll barbars' shops.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OBERLlN COLLEGE.

THEOLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepare
tory Departments, Elective studies. Ad-
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
of religious influences. Thorough and cheap.
Tuition, incidentals and library fees only SN
vear Over 200 students annually. For fuller
inform alton address j. II. FAIRCHILD, Presi-
dent, or j. B. T. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlln.
Ohio au3 .d&w.H
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Fire COmmissioners,

The Board OF Fire Commissioners met
iu regular session yesterday afternoon.
The following wants were allowed:
A new ladder truck, barrel Of slpe
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Painful and repuIsive assures in the palms
OF the hands, which incapactatc those athict-
ed with them from performing manual labor
can be readily healed, and permanently so, BY
Washing the parts affected with Glenn's Sui
phur soap, which is sold everywhere. Depot,
CRIrTENTON'S, No. Sixth avenue, New
York
Hills Hair and Whsker Dye, black or brown,
SOC. M.W VI
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CINCINNATI, Aug. g. 1877.

manifesto:
CINCINNATI, Aug. 8, 1877.
AS we, the undersigned, members OF
the Eighteenth Ward Republican Club,
were not pc mitted to enter the Head
quarters Of the Club, although this was
regular meeting night, anu none were
present but Republicans and members
OF the CLUB, and Mr. j. 2. Love objected
to having a meeting in his house, where
the club-rooms were situated, and re.
fused US admittance therein, therefore
we resolved 10 adjourn 10 the store Of
Wilde g. Grammar, No. 1S5 West Fifth
street, where it was resolved 10 go into
permanent organization, TO be known
as the Eighteenth Ward Il R.publicah
Club; to elect officers and extend a co.,
dial invitation TO all the Republicans OF
the ward who believe in Tree speech,
free opinions, and hearty cooperation.
not to be controlled by any clique.
Was moved and carried that james
r.. Ryman be elected President. and
clarence Morris Secretary OF the CluD,
and the Secretary was instructed to
Iuruish the G zette, Enquirer anu Com
mercial each with copy OF tnese reso-
lutions, The meeting then adjourned
iii tomorrow Friday } evening, August
| 10. at 8 u'cock.
| r IT. Foster, IT. Hayman,
Jas f. Kyman, j. 4. Grennan,
Robert +. Ryman, :. Is. Haymhn,
| 1Iarnnce Morris, Walter Thompson,
Jas, Campbell, George W Edwards,
| Chas. Schlenker, Waiter Cleveland,
Chas. Walcott, Joseph seal,
Isaiah Mitchem, Chas. Sebastian,
| Charles Foster, N. .. huDoelL
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'sIf q woman remarks the Danbury
News1 could only take her pillow-shams
and tides with her when she went visit.
ing she would enjoy herself BETTER"
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MOSQUITO BARS.
MOSQUITO BARS
No Charge for Hanging Net Bars !!
JOHN SHNLLHYO 400.
LEGAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the subscriber has been appointed and
qualified as Executor Of the last Will and tes-
lament of Almira &. Orr late OF Hamilton
County, Ohio, deceased. All claims against
said estate, duly authenticated according to
law, must be presented to the undersigned.
j. KIERSTED, Executor.
W. II. PUGH. Attorney.
Angust q. 1877. au3-3tF
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A NEW INVENTION.

TOYFUL NRWs for Bows and Girls! Young
j and Old! A NEW INVENTION just pat.
a a ented for them, for Home use!
q: 4:
ARA Fret and Scroll Saving, Turn
,cks%sS$&N1 ing, Boring, Drilling. Grinding,
3Sa& Polishing, Screw Cutting, Corn
aN M Sheling, Churning, Washing,
{ssssssfE@ Hay Cutting, Meat Choppiny!
S3 All on one Cabinet Lathe on
sESN Wheels.
Price from IS to$j0.
E,;sa For Pamphlet seud stamp and address
EPHRAIM BROWN,
au25-ly,d&w Lowell. Mass
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:::$ $ 4 REAL SEA BATH AT Home! $$ $:

is produced, free
from the organic
impurities Of the
surf.
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Eighteenth Ward Republicans.
The Republicans of the Eighteenth
Ward last night issued the following
mAnlfeRtn:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-21
DISEASES OF MEN.

The Importance Of the system its power over life
and death aud the direct bearing which has human
happincss thoroughly recognized its capabilities
crate the danger OF overtaxng IT, whether through
thought. study or intense mental application
cessive Indulgence oil tue uppettcs and propenste
proper subjects tor consideration When syse
sderAhgcd IL Is absolutely necessary promptly
vice from an expert who for along series OF
voted his whole time and attention to i, study
from his and practice has learned discover ut
once the cause and ns promptly apply the remedy,
mon to the inexperienced aid nnoying the patient
the mnttc the extent ol the dcrangenent the probsb
Ties ot recuperation and the time required
stiking example oi tho value OF experience and
tca observaon as well as the usefulness of the prompt
application OF suitable remedies, is ound in the import
ant statement coming. but pubIc in
stitutions. home abroad that very large
proportion of those who sncr from mental disturb
absolute insanity perm aneny placed
treatment within year after the ms syp have
Tested them selves.
II the brain has become exhausted by intense mental mp
II only its strength by being properly fed
noursed by the OF curtain systematic ethods IL
precisely the same with the that preside
life Inc vaiue Of tins branch Of medical practice.
scarcely DO osernted tor renches marriage the
alton of iamily names tho securing hereditary titles
aud the retention OF estates In the same family
From long anu large experiouce in this direction.
hnve been able to command by te thankful
preciaton ot somo Of the first families in city
pation and can communicate much that pertains the
exercise OF every depar the
and the means Of recovering its powers, whether of brain
appetite. propensity or passion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

CERTAIN CURE FOR HEADAcnE. C0Xsr1PX.
Aton Pile. :som.eh liver Or kidney diseases weakness
lncursbIe solicited aId cured money returned
Sample bottle, circular and advice tree 49, Broome
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsTRoLoGy-7rn PAcs-sth col
sso%s6ESs TAkTEp-ss Ttis=se' lss.z :s: "a COL
ah hS1sESs
iry sinrsyifEss na NoyTcES,51a sas rAcrTta col col
cEaks AND sp Paassih col co.,
S63s%SSS asb b'SSSs SAsbhsfns.7.u r.s.5ssA col
connsTTisR uonsTRY sIk6Mnrss rSS' eo COL
PSSSIS1 AoHbEMiEs.-isT Fass-s,h COL
bfY bbEYIsTEY-1. dSnfs-i.T Pee tss,.ss .,s se coll
xyRoFFIN rsen-n so and s.h coils
ExcGasossasp EExxccGGaasess2. piss2s FaarassS sS' col.
ESss 1sD TO Izrs.
H5sss so.! fsssss Il ..s .A
HSgsEs HHSGsS S1Hs 5sssss &C. ss :. r.e4as co.,
hosT $sH poVsD. isr rsssei.. Is col.
NN4esESESx4i1 N4ssE sAistss E.ss4.A ss CO..
rtss .ss- ss
MIsuELi.XNEous--2p P4eY-stA col.
ssSqSf1sI NV fisSs.s ss' r.ax-s.A co.,
siASoySkTEs. okaASs' ksh' &c e-lsr r4os-ssh col.
o FGoFEssIoNxL sFtAffoSs E1ffSs '%AsrEDrExALEs
pnoPEtrl orT 1'h 6P ST. rnE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL % ks!ATR t'f. 70 ExshSseE-aD q rAer-l..s
REWARDS-1sr PAcx--fst col.
SALES At ACCTiON-oD PAGE- Sd and 4th coils
SITUATIONS WAvTED-FEMALES-7T PAGE-1st, I'd,
Sd. 4th and 5th coils
EITUATTONS WANTED-MALES-7rH PAcR-5th and 9Th
EPECIAL NQTICEs-isr PAcE-lst and I'd coils
SPURTING-DOGS. BIRDS. AU. lsr PAGE-2d col.
STORAGE-1sT PAGE 9Th col
SUMMER REsOkTS-2D PAGE-3d col.
THE TRADES-2p PAGE--6th col.
THE TURF-1sr PAGx-2d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-cp PAcE-1st col.
TRAvELLEKS, GUIDE -2p PAGE-5th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
% PAGE LIST and I'd coils.
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-lsr PAGE- --4th col.
WATCHES. JEWELKY, AC.--2D PAGE-Stli col
WI STCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
10 LET-2p PAcE-1st col
WINES. LIQUORS, GC.-2p PAcK--5th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-1orH PAGE--6th col.
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r MATINEE ! CO..

Bankers 10 Wall st. (basement).
buy and sell Spanish Bonds, Spanish Cold ana Havana
Bank Bills Drafts Havana issued negotiated
Lottery Prizes eashed.
DrN June L.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


"A Aim 4SrA Gass asS dNS AS5s sEH
nc 81 ~ rEIsba9 Gi.s lay st. saD as't aAs s 'v
'sS sSyss s!s1fS 4E5r$Ss SS s4SRl,ss 4sy sssT
YxS Es a e 4ssas Ns
IS tho sPsss hsSs as' mxEs ri. sis 70 General Butter
i beautiful jet black l51 hands high. years old; Is
sfasIsss sS S ss s %s
rsrlsps. null ss ;stR yIggosH sfFEHys
a.Mr McKoberts' stable, lae East 24,h st. where he
BAY 5S?is a1 Use Ssc los FULL NAME AND
ss s xs'S ''sH n s1s 10
drive; can Mo, IN 40; iswMrnsed TO bat 80 on
BAY l9sE s SSs sii YEARS y s OLD @
y. ana ss sson ~ ca" 80 rrs a s sI%@ far
ladies use 10 harness or under saddle. and is war.
VERY HsNDsoME PAIR GRAY MARES. cor BY
hsnd. high and sear. Old Mind And true % n ii d
,. ' .n G% ses s"s ss s eoo "ss
drivers. don'i ,hy @ pun haze nn. .c'on n and VI
'.ers. and are war; ned sound set Donble l"rness
TOR slDg RAn EoAD WAGON. WITH POLE AND
snAFrS ssl' " n,p,;eDssry svan n pnsr ,nrn
ESgnHsISx Tsr t tlf,sS - ssrdS - COOP oaphn'
sx ss sEg sy cum1 s. swns
nGssa s H. s s. ..d d:s y ii 'G.'S''oS e..
8 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELI.
: ABLE HOUSE ~ THE CITY.
2 SALES OF HORSES AND CAlll.IAt.gs HELD
. EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ON EVERY HORSE THAT Is WARRANTED SOUND
FROM ~ HOURS To THREE DAYS FOR TRIAL.
= GENTLENEN HAVING HORSES OK CARRIAGES
to sell those wishing to uny. will hnd business
continued precisely the san- strictly honorahc prn-
= ciplee which have always ovcned our house
lfhe respect and conhGcnce of the entire ccnruAty
4 BARKER 4 co. ~ AND 40 LIBERTY ST.
Il
BOOKS ExTR ADRDINARy.
BARKER x 90. will. sell on " Wednesday and
Thursday. ~ and "a two mngnEcent fdbrHrirs
Miscc comprising over 2Du volumes % .he
and practices aud nsce
Library that s seldom IN auction send for
Catalogues. sale commences ~ " u'cicck
nrU J. BANKS. Anctionccr.
4 LADY OFFERS FOR SALE a BEAUTIFUL BLACK
IL Marc. aged afraid ot nothing and .cry fas: also sp
lurness, together Apply 20 = II. MASON.
stables 4 aud q 1 Ast .sth ~.
A BREWSTER TOP IMPROVED SPRING ROAD
NWagon also n beautiful sofre Mare Ijs hands hilh,
sound kind. isst snGI double harness. will
be SO at bargain West 10Th st. near 9th private
stable.
Az EXTRA STYLISH FAIR or soRREl cAEHIAGE
~ Horses IL hands high . wears old warranted sound
and kind. Caet aud Harness, mate by HOOPER. Of
London Can be ~ stable iu- Wcs aJd 81. Inquire
for DAVID.
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FFLICTED Observation-Disclosures OF MEN A
n speciality BE wise IN tim. and cal the place
for permxn Premature decline nervous ,icti ty
Impotence, Irritable bladder skin erubons ana
whatever the treated with unpar.
The victims Of imposition cn tho
certainty of being skiliuy treated 80 pracrce
DR.. HUNTER. AZ West 4sth st
A DvICE FkEE.-0Lp DIR SAFE, aei GRAND ST.
Anear Bowery. cures all complaints. Hours 10 3
4 OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWINGS.
"A. wrSrucK Y-ExfkA CLASS SO. SF-aAY -. 1877.
~ IL. 81 80, II. ~. g. G3. ii. p3, -, ~
KENTUCKY. CLASS no 3:s'--sAy ~. 1877
7 80 Is, Sc ~ y, -. ~, 7a 49, ~.
rESRY--gxIRA CLASS 237-MAy ~, 1877.
a. 80 "a. II. 60, 49, ~. J. IS, ~, 40. IL
nENRY-cLASs no. 2S-wsy ~ 1877.
81. 30. -. 5s. ~ ~ -, Is, ~, 10: o. a.
SIMMONS a DICKINSON Managcrs.
Information given regarding The above Drawings. Apply
20 D. CLUTE CO., 2uU Broadway.
4 TTENTION TWENTY YEARS pRUsslAN hOsPl-
N tal experience Disease OF and system
sscsty Consultation iree Dr.. JACOBf lvI Lee-kcr 81
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LIVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
Mr.. Walla ks play
ROSEDALE.
FXQCIsITELy PICTURESQUE SCENERY
ELEGANT FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS.
UNIFORMS AND COSTUMES
ALI. EN1IRELY NEW.
and expressly prepared Tor this production.
Mr. LESTER WALLAck
ELLIOT GRAY
o,he! eharAeters by Mr JOHN GILBERT. Mr. HARRY
BEskETT. Mr EDWARD ARNOlr. Miss ALLIE DOR
LISGTUX. Nit. CYHIL sEARLF MI ". J. LEONARD,
Mr. y. 4 EyTING., Mr.. g, r.; EpnIN; NJ. J rLuH,
Mr. ATKINS. Miss ADA DYiS. Miss FLORENCE
yIi l;hS Mi,s EytdE H. M';EkMoX; Mrs. rARREN. Mr.
A FULL MILITARY BAND
hns been Engaged in addition tho usual orchestral force
o.. this theHtrc.
THE Music has been rearranged and original melodies
added. with
4 NEW OVERTURE
by Mr. THOMAS BAKER
CARRIAGES MAY BIZ ORDERED AT II Ia
TCOOTii'S THEATRE. CHANCE.
II Lessces aud Mana .c.s.. .R1GNOLD 4 TTLLOrsUN.
Monday evening May II. and until further notice,
Mr. GEORGE KlGNOLD.
Mr.. GEERGE KlGNOLD. Mr.. GEORGE R1GNOLD,
Mr.. GEORGE kIGNOI.D. Mr. GEORGE kIGNOLD,
Mr.. GEORGE kIGNOLD.
In the titlc role 0i Phillips famous Drama,
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THE TURF.
ENTRIES FOR HUDSON DRIVING PARK.-JUNE
lIMeeting. Gloss to-day At II r. NJ Transportation of
Man, Horse and sulky New orr to Hudson. 81.
r. II. KSIcKERBOCKEk. secretary
CPRING TROTTING CIRCUIT.
June ,, o.
v
Albany. ~ f...;;.. June w ~ y
wilkes spirit.
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HARRY HiLi,s-THIs AFTERNOON AT 4 O'CLOCK.
IL lgrat 'Devonsh.re Wrestling Match between the re-
Ellis ami Browning: also the famous
Frcuch Wrrsticrs MessrS Baur and Christo In GrTco-
Roman Wrestling.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

EHOR SALE CHEAP-CANADIAN Pony; ALSO
young Mare; suitable tor armer must SELL 2ss west
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-27

ni&t gu beridiatisen. Trau wersin
sins oann in Elm Meben, miner, I'm bic
Naari&t BON BEN 5ooe ibres s@wa=
gers a%bsu,parten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-27
Ser Mnterqans ocr @elt.

-
l.. @tamm9alt Meine Serren, mi,
tonnen uns Deute Gin bi!li9cs Na4tma.
ueridaHtn. llnier @irtb bat cin 10
lh0nes Spanfcrfel orauben, bab man
sleid eincn gu ito oraaf brtommt, wenr
mans nur ani@aut. 9srseben miro
er's nm feinen Yreis. bas ,peib id), aber
uieueiht t0nnten wlr's uuf irscno wel9,
Nrt BON i6m berausloden.
,. Stamm9ait i: SA bab's! i'd
bab's! &uft i'm nur Der, i'd ,peroe fir
oas ,peltere lorsen (0sr @irtb
tommt.)
Gait IIie beu.,, liebcr @irt5, Iiben
mir Ieioer sum lebten Male bel Sbnen ;
DoHen mir aber. bab mir uns, uno oas
ldon morsen, Senleits tpioerlinoen.
@irtb: @as - ,uie loQ i@ oas per:
febsn?
@at: SEPT i@au' Giner Den an, =
'9at Der 8erl 10, als Oh ct gar ni9ts
lpuBte!
@irtb: Iber ersdblcn @ie uur, i'd
'peiB wirt!i6 BON gar nidts.
@at Rum, tuenn Sic oas erit ieb,
uon mir srfabren, oob morssn bic @el1
ju 8rMnoe gebt, 10 bcoauere i'd sic,
oaB sic Sbre paar lebteu Sage MIDI
an%senebmer perlebt BADEN.
Mebrere @aite: So, ia, morsen
i4on. leioer @ottes!
@alt: Na Dab i'd ldon gan; anosrs
lpseulirt. Scben Sic, id bab' gum
Seilpiel MQer uermertbct uno oas &elt
9!ei@ perpntA, meme 9ii5ner. @anl,
uuo Gnten-AQes BAH i'd bereits auf-
seipeiit. Sd tuiiBte aud nidt. gu iuas
in's ipate nit gu @runbc seben la1len.
Msbrere @dite: Sas pertebt lid, id
bab's aud 10 9emadt i'd aud!
@alt: llno ih moQte petten, oab I'M
Ter @irtb Den sa1,3en @taQ nod bon
scpfropft bat!
@irtb 8 ncin! i4 bab nur nod
Gin GpanferfI
@aI: so, oas tonnen sic nit in.
Senisits ncbmsnI
@irtb Nein> meine 0erren, id bin
fem @e.Sbals, = wenn Sbre Mn9aben
ri4tis iins, 10 MIL ids slci4 abitedsn
Nno blaten laHsnl.
6dlte: @lr bahen nidts oaeegen.
Grad sean Glea)
l. @af: 9as mar einmal elm feines
uno biQigss Nadtmal. Sept seben mir.
Aber NO 1T oenn msin 5tod?
2. @at: SD iude ioeben AUDI mel
n.n!
3. Gajt: Sd)au1s
Mebrere @dlte Oonneruetter, ,pt
limb oenn uuiere &esenS9;rm. 9cr1
@irtb, uniere llesatjisber!
@irtb 4: M9 mas, !per n:ro cenn nod
%oarauf oenten, bic bab' i'd perbrannt
nm oas 5panfertel bratsn gu tonnen-
ma. sic braudcn' lie BOD nidt meb1
morsen sebt ia Die @elt 81 @runo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-27

g ie stanboro Del Gompasnie
Mill in Yittsbure cine aiferei bauen, in
sueI4er idJli4 1000 Suffer sema6t
,pcrbcn. Sos Del ion in &6bren in
Die Wertltatt 9eieitct uuo lcfort in sic
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Jeuer uao pEsats Ser &ub,, als pl5t.
LID Gin &ra4 ertonte. Die 6enlterltei.
ben tilrrten uno Yulueroampf oas g.
mad erfiate. 3pei @diife maren ee=
fallen unoa Sos in 10 raider &ei6er-
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ih bcfanb. Ser swcite SduB trai oos
mslifIibe Opfer. u,,o j,uar oron9en
zine &rYel in ben Baden uno cine
1onouodi &sbpoHen in BEN S9at
uon @ooOri@, cine ldredli@e, beimbe
'auitsrpbe @unoe erSeu9eno. Ser mic.
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@oooria i'm 9treite lsbte.
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baden cine 8ittI@riit an Den Draper
sinsereibt. bab er 5tierseIc1te erlau6en
m0Se.
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bile 3clrsrapb= Gompagnie hat et,ua
1000 Meilcn TruGtlcitnng, 300 Offices
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28
DANIEL #. BEATTY'S
PIANOS AND ORGANS

CautiOn.-The reputation l have
gained and the celebrity Of my Organs,
have induced some ~unprincipled parties
and agents to copy my circulars, and mis-
represent my instruments; against this
the public are hereby cautioned. All my
Organs bear my trademark, Golden
Tongue, and all my Pianos have the word
PLANO, underlined, and also have my
name and residence, Daniel F. Beatty,
Washington, N. j., without which none is
genuine. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY.
Washington, Nev Jersey, .. s. A.
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L'AURORE 1.-THE Morning Lightly
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weekly newspaper founded in 1866, and
published in Montreal, Canade, at $3.50.
UNITED States, So per annum. It con-
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Of the day i; a special correspondence from
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