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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

SrRIKE-Ihe engine drivers on the Boston &
Maine road assert that they will run no more
trains out till they have orders from the head of
their organization. dispatch dated the 18th
says that the strike includes the iremen as well as
the drivers, and continues in full force "nether
party TO the disruption showing any inclination to
yield to the demands Of the other The railroad
managers have thus far succeeded in preventing
serious delays and ineony enienoes, The road was
cleared entirely of abandoned trains during the
night and all the stray locomotives brought to
shelter All passenger trains, with the exception
of one or two, have been sent out ON time, the
engines being in charge of new iiremen and
dri, ers and will run slower and with more than
ordinary caution, This morning the lobby OF the
superintendent's office was crowded with appi-
cants for the situations. The strikers have sue
eeeded in buying OIL many of the substitutes
The members of the organization, composed as it
is of thirteen thousand men, feel confident that
the strike will succeed. The brotherhood is said
to have fund of four million dollars, and every
striker is paid the same AZ II he ON his engine
The road has discontinued running freights.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

The Young AND OLD OF I'm Marlboro
eleven miles from Brattleboro, it is said, are
living man and wife aged respectively sixty-fye
and one hundred and three years They were
married when the man was youth of nineteen
and the woman a maiden of filty-seyen. The
woman had, when girl, been courted by the
father of the man who finally became, and is now
her husband
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

SERVED HIM RIGHT. The keeper of the Ludlow
House, in Ludlow, was convicted of sixteen second
offences under the prohibitory law, the other day
and fined three hundred and twenty dollars and
costs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

GAysvuLE,-The ladies Of the uniyersalist 80
eiety held masquerade party Wednesday even
ing, February 9TH, and secured fifty dollars to re-
plenish their treasury. Gospel meetings have
been held in this place the past week, at which
time great interest was manifested it being neees-
sary to carry in chairs to seat the audience
The button factory is again in full blast, having
been working but very few hands for the past
three months. This mill is the life of the place.
and 1t is sincerely hoped by all that the state Of
the market will warrant its continued operation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

THRIVING lNsrTuTIoN,-The Rochester Ii
brary Association has received about one hundred
new volumes of books. The selection comprises
history, science, biography and general litera-
ture This gives about three hundred volumes
in the library, forming valuable addition to the
literary resources of the town and exerting ben
efcia influence upon the public mind
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

BUTTER MARKET.-The st. Adams butter mar
ket Tuesday, was dull, with but few sales buyers
not wanting to purchase. Winter made sold at
from twenty to twenty-three cents, and fall butter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

ALMOST Reconsideration block, in Richford,
narrowly escaped burning the 9th inst. A
careless youth emptied his pipe into a wooden
spittoon filled with saw-dust, which took fire du-
ring the night, but was discovered in time to pre-
vent further mischief
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

FIRST ANNIVERSARY BALL.--The first ami
versary of the opening of the Pavilion will be OBJ
served on the 22d Of February, by grand ball,
to which the public generally areinvited, Music
IIoughs Band, seven pieces. Bill, four dollars
Der cOuDle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

SAFE ENoUGH Since the Ashtabula disaster
reports have been in circulation concerning the
unsafe condition of the iron bridge at Waterbury.
1t has been thoroughly examined and pronounced
perfectly safe. So there is no cause for worrying
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

VERMoNT's SCHOLARS Vermont sent seven
teen thousand and ninety-four childen to her COM
mon schools last year, and the knowledge each
one got cost her on an average few cents over
eight dollars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14
Montpelier Seminary.


The exhibition of the Middle Glass occurred in
the chapel on the evening Of February 9Th. About
the usual audience was present and the exercises
were pronounced fully up to the average which
this school has sustained in the past. The pro-
gramme was introduced by an appropriate prayer
by Rev Mr.. Fulton. which was followed by a
piano duet by Misses Stevens and Clark. These
Young ladies play very finely together and never
did better than on this evening
g. L. Adams, in applied Study" followed his
favorite theme, and proved that education did not
necessarily involve years spentin eacquirement
of the dead languages, or that these should be
studied in the present, simply because they were
in the past lie thought the lower branches were
often neglected in the grand rush through n
college course, and that an education gotten in
this way was defective and superficial His Grafton
was sensby written and well delivered.
Miss Wyman had an article on Music" She
first treated the subject as a science and showed
It's progress and development She then spoke OF
the different kinds of music and their influence
upon the mind; the national airs inspiring one
with patriotism; the music of the home circle,
bringing to the mind thousand endearing scenes.
"Woman's Work" by Miss Poland was the
next article She wrote of the different callngs
in which woman is engaged, of which she acquits
herself with honor and credit especially as
writer and physician. But better and grander
than any other was woman's influence at home.
Miss Dutton in "Natures Teachings" spoke Of
the many lessons that may be drawn from nature 3
ever open page An oak scorns not to be the sup
port of the vine SO should we be helping others.
Neither ocean or air are stirred beyond certain
distance Our lives, anchored upon the Rock of
Ages, should be rs calm.
Some People always Sigh in Thanking God ."
was APPLY treated by Miss Newcomb. She spoke
of those who continually borrow trouble concern
ing future events, and of those whose offerings
are always accompanied by stories of their heavy
crosses and cloudy days.
Miss Pierce treated of 1.-TWO Ends of Tele-
scope The audience will remember her beauti-
full rendering of her selection last fall and on the
present occasion she did herself credit.
Miss Davis, from Springfield entered this class
the present term, but her article was excellent
Her subject, "Literati of Queen Elizabeth Time"
was finely treated and her delivery was better
than that of any other lady who appeared on the
stage.
Taking for his subject, In the Beginning"
Mr. Ainsworth, class of II, presented a graphic
and interesting account of the creation as de-
scrbed in Genesis, and explained by geology in
the theory of the Nebular Hypothesis. These
original articles were nterpersed by several seec-
tons, all well rendered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

SUDDEN DEATH.-William Anderson, of East
Craftsbury, in driving into his barn with a load
of hay on Monday afternoon of last week, struck
his head on II beam over the door, breaking his
neck. He fell to the floor and died almost in
stanty. He was farmer aged sixty-eight years
and duite wealthy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

when lips like Cupids bow reveal double of peary
teeth whose natural beauty heightened by the aid Of
SOZoDoNT Feminine loveliness acquires irresistible
power from this agreeable and healthfnl AUXILIARY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

PHAIR.-Phair the murderer, who is to be hung
the 9th of April, is represented as aboring an
der great mental agony He still claims to be
innocent of the crime of which he is charged.
The execution is to be as private as possible.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

to be held here from the 10th to the 18th instant
WArERBuRY.-The winter term of school, in
District No. 7, taught by Emma A. Towne, closed
on February ID The school numbers twenty
two scholars the per cent of attendance eighty
five. Number of visitors, forty-one, The schol-
ars having no absence or hardness were; Carrie
Stearns, Jessie Town, Fred Town, Frank Town
and Steddie Wheeler. Those having no hardness
were: Allie Eddy and Lille Sanborn. The school
closed with some very fine rhetorical exercises,
in which all the pupils took creditable part
The scholars then presented their teacher with IA
very nice large Bible, as token of their regard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

observation-disclosures Baur has made match
for five hundred dollars a side with Mclaughlin,
and has covered a forfeit put up by Miller, whom
he offers to wreste for two thousand dollars or
five hundred dollars a side after six weeks from
date, at any place he may name, either two out
three or three out of five falls, GrHco- Roman
style, james Owens, of Fairfield, has COW
cred the forfeit of two hundred and fifty dollars
sent by Martin of Ypsianti, Mich,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

VERMONT BAPTIST IllsTORICAL SOCIETY. The
board of this society held a meeting in Rutland,
on Wednesday Of last week, and voted to make
arrangements for the purchase of valuable histori-
cal material relating to the Baptist denomination in
the State of Vermont. The society was only re-
Gently organized but has been acting vigorously,
and will undoubtedly prove to be a most efficient
auxiliary to UNCONVENTIONAL and Christian work
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

BE CAREFuL.-A Bennington man. the other
day while doing little writing at the bank, to
try his pen wrote his name in full on the back of
bank note By way of joke, the note was
properly filled and presented for payment ex-
plantations following in due time, That man will
hereafter be careful how he leaves his signature
living around loose.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14
WINDSOR COUNTY,

GRAvELIN the Weatherstield murderer, has
been taken to Windsor prison, Four Congrega-
tonal churches have been organized in Weathers-
field since the settlement OF the town. Two have
been dropped, and the others are now unable to
support pastor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

TAXEs PAID-The Central Vermont by an ar
rangement with Hon I. W. Park, has paid the
taxes on the Harlem Extension railroad. Mr..
Park ordered the managers to pay the taxes and
deduct the amount from the rent of the road
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

has given up public office and prepared himself for Shay
ing Iair-cuttng Haiying aud Hair-work THE latter by
Mrs SMITH, at his dwelling house. Court street. here
ladies and children will dnd much quiet and agreea
BILE place than public room. Patronage thankfully re-
ceivsd, WA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

UNUSUAL MoRrALlrY.-D the past month
there has been unusual mortality among the old
people of Jamaica There have occurred seven
deaths of persons at the ages of eightyone eighty
one, ninety -four seventyeght, ninety -three,
enty-six and seventy-eight wears
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

GooD-NATUREp (?) Thomas Butler, of YER
gennes recently assaulted and threatened to shoot
two persons who were endeavoring to open win
ter road across his farm. He was arrested and
bound up in the sum of five hundred dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

WAITsFIELD.-Rev. George S. Guernsey will
preach in Waitsfield next Sunday, February 18th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

GRANGE MEETING.-'rhe annual meeting for the
election of officers of the Central Vermont Council
Patrons of iusbandry, will be at Berlin Corners,
on Tuesday, February 9th, at ten o'clock, A. III,
The meeting in the afternoon will be public.
Let all the patrons take due notice, and govern
| themselves accordingly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

Decentralization meetings are appointed
to be held here from the 10th to the 18th instant
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14
BOard Meetings.

The Board Of Agriculture will hold meetings
at East Calais on the 2Oth and Dist instants, and
and at Stowe on the 22d and 23d At East Calais
the programme will be:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14
New eldrerfisemenfs.

FUR ITURE, FURN ITURE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

THE bleachery connected with the Bradford
paper mill was crushed by snow the other night
The loss is about five hundred dollars John
Wright's dwelling-house in Bradford was burned
the other night Loss from two to three thou
sand dollars; no insurance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

The February term OF the Orleans County Court
has opened The docket numbers two hundred
and thirty-three cases. There are two murder
trials set for this term. Rev Mr. Acott of
the Barton Landing Congregational church, has
gone on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Diph-
iberia prevails in Greensboro, caused-the ply
scians say-by impure water. George Blake,
of Derby Line, was arrested in Sheldon recently,
for horse stealing, and is now in Irasburgh Jail,
REV. C. b. Thomas, of Amherst, Mass ac-
cepts call to Gloversvile. IA boy was recently
fined at Newport Center for disturbing prayer
mpptinp
, 1877-03-07

ten, isbr bassren, ieood iebnisen Grn1e
tparen lidtbar, uno oas tief serunSelte
Mntlib, aus reldem Die Iale, in 6ol9e
Der Saserfeit, nod auffaaiser, bafen'
artis poriprans uno benz Broftl e'nen
eiaentbimliAen @usorud mannlider Gntz
ihlo6enbeit perlieb. Sulhtse, pelBe
8rauen, me1de Die tiefiesenoen Au9en
bitter beIhatteten, perldarften olelen
Musorud. grr,e uuo @elitbt %erinnerten
an a~ebrduntes, serfnittertes Bersament.
Das araue, nod immer ftarfe Saar, bis
uber Die S9ultern n~ieoerbanseno, nuroe
our6 ein um'S Saupt 9eihlln9enes
fdwar3ieioenes 1ud 5ulammen9ebolten'
Die aui Der Stirn aus Dem SeertanrtS'
fnoten lang bcruOrrasenoen 3lpIsl saben
BET r0tblid beleuhteten @retlin oas In-
leben zines geb0rnten Weiens. Neben
ibr itaro Elm Spinnrao altertbiirnltder
6orm. 8or &ur3em erlt bate iie eS CUR
Seite 9eitelt.
G5ortiebuns fol9t.)
, 1877-03-07

psripnen, bic an MppetitluFsfeit unb @tber.
wtuen eesen Spsilen leiesn, fno DIR. Aug.
8Snts's 9ambur9er Irppten gu
empfeblen. Serr Matbias DrabpbeL Blue
@prins, Meb., f6reibt bariber: Mein gater,
lGpn bod I'M Glitter, oerlpr ieinen @ppetit unb
bate ipsar einen Wioerwiaen seeen Speiien,
mas ibn febr l1wa6 unb unb leipenb ma6te.
Au1 infer 3urepen sebrau@te er DR.. @usut
RSnis's 9amburser Irppfem3 Der @ppetit tebr-
te suriid, uno Ct fablt nun Sin gan, anpsrsr
NsnlG au lsin.
, 1877-03-07
Sefentli6e Ddntiasuns.

Mms5u9 aus etnera Brtefe BON 3. 9stamik
Ter, 8ufi 5ptparb Counts. Soma, an ieines
Scbn 8. 5sinmaQsr, &sbAftsus bts sAlba'
np 5erulb".
......S SD tann ni3t umbtn, Did ~ BIT.
ten, tn Deinfm 9latte unlern UHsntIiGen DAHL
fur bic 6eilung Eeiner Muitsr burh DR.
Aug. 8Sats's $ hamburger 3ropfen
aus3ulpre@en. @ie Du peibt, lit bic liebs
Mutter an etnem iGtperen 9eberletben, uns
lelbit bic 5ilfe unisrer Merste par perssblib.
Wtr prpbtrten bic 5amburser Grcpfen, nnb
tnurbe bkf1 ben @ebrau4 berlelben bic Ge.
lunbbeit ber @utter wieoer gang bersefeQt-
sd tpinlte Da pGrbef bic 9annburgtr
Msbteinen imn,er auf's Bette empfeblen,
bsnn ils baben fi9 aaf's @prtrefFi90e in anis-
rsr GamiIie bewabrt.
, 1877-03-07
Gin bemerfenSmcrtbeS Bud !"
lestes uno sroBtes.
0efubr!!!

ODER: Seriuuabeti ii Dem 9auS eines SreuaOes.
Sieies ocGencetife Werf oieies Ytteransu Der
Imeritanii1en &iteratur Dat ais Yorpurf einen De.
Soltes beribrf n,o aiebt einen yhredlidsn ueberblid
iber llebel, melbes es b~loselt. MuReroreentlid
ipannenc nnc aufresene, ipiro es BON Alen nit
Be9t.roe 9elelen lperoen. Sliuftrirt une idpn 9e'
nuneen. 98lr iino entldlpien, oas BUD in leber ga.
mile oes aanoes einjuIubren uno %offerlren nod Re
easepeiene Sprtbeile alien mamlihen uno weibli.
den Sublcrtbentenlammlern, gBir o%erlangeu LIBERAL
Mgsnten uto lbiden gratis auf 8erldneen Beoinsun.
gen unb beidreibenoe Girculare. 3. NJ. xtpbbar'
n. Co.. 723 9beInut Str. pbiIa. sl42ma.
, 1877-03-07

Sd bin mistsr better ais i'd te ertrartete ~
msroen, itretbt Ybil. &of, Salemptae, Wise,
bant DR.. Mueuf 8Snts's . ambursu
Erppfem. Sd lit LANCE an 5eratlOpfen unb
100 atpei Msrate ~ &atbe, pbne pab i'd 0ineer-
nas erbislt. S& sntl9IuB mid, bic 9ambar-
ger Erppfen bes DR.. Musuit aonis ~ ssbrau-
den. Got CUR Gbrs unb DR.. @uguf RSnis's
hamburger Trppfen gum &ubme mub i@ "a
gen, bub mir b~isisIbsn meins Gelunbbsit wie.
ber9aben.
, 1877-03-07
8 p e e
I'M &etail p~ertauit 81 Smportattons Yreiien,
ppn Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
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9bilaoelpbta. IA.
Sies 1T cine Organization BON &apitaliitet UNI
Sbee 81 importlren nno 81 perthellen
nit eiuem tleiuen Gelplnr, Der Dem Gonlulnenten allen
Beminm Der ,3mil6enb1nbler eripart. 98ir eontroutren
enen sroBen 1beil Der beiten 3beeiorten, ,pelbe nab
Dielem &anoe tpmlmen uno bic nur BON uns ielbit oer'
fault iueroen. perlonen, welbe BON enDeren banblern
taufen tbun oies 3u ibrem eisenen .gtadtbeil. un5ers
6auler IN China nno Sapan baben pie belten Gaetllitd'
ten aur Iuspabl, mas uns erpBe Uortbelle 9epabrt.
YBir baben gum Tertauf unIerer 3beelorten IN allen
6auptitGoten Der Sereini9ten Staten stores etabllrt.
9Bir 9eben unieren 2unoen elm
GcbDmeS Sci GbrpmD,
,senommen bon Den metropolitan gDerien amerifaui.
Jder uuo frelnoer Ginitler), mel1es. wenn in elnem
8iloerlaoen9 efanft, me9r to5ten miiroe ais Der prels
bes 3bees betrd9t. Delt 9bronos itno Elm Gelhent
fir unlere &unoen.
ollie e~etauiten 9Baareu a ntt TT. baB lie pols
fommene Sefrseoisun8 8etpabren. ooeroas Uelo iurud'
e~rItattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
- .,
No. sS1 @r1 StraBe. Gde Sipeitsn uno Coates StraBs
uxe 6l SIe 2~site str. pbila.. "a. 4YD12mt.
, 1877-03-07

Der Oapf ether Tanailte.-9 Sd nns
n,stas frau fassn Sbnen ben erDbten Dant fiji
Or. Ma GUT RSnt8's 9amburger
ErspfeM ftreibt 5err Sobn Yptt, Geneva,
Su.. benin btelelben baben uns srpbe Dsenlts
erntelsa. Wir la1sn bic Irppfsa ai4t msbs
auS9eben.
, 1877-03-07

Sd bin "a SABRE alt unb mar 70 franf. taB
t@ feline Speiie mebr pertraeen tpnnte, i9.etbi
PER- peter Glsmens, 0ittle Orleans, Wlb. Sd
uabnt DIR. Musuf 8Snte'S pambur.
ser Ercpeu unb bin nun pisbsr ni9t NM
gang 9erseitsQt, iunpera fible mid stsl sraftt.
Jet als fraber.
, 1877-03-07
6ppfmeb+

Sr. 6. II. Senipn's Seflerps unb 6anitnens
Ninen iinb eisens 3~ubereitet fir ben Gebraud9 bel
&opfpeb pon mas INNER fir elmer Mrt, mag es pom
arantbeit. 9ierpeu. Opspenlie poer ionit einer aitoeren
llrIabe berriibren, unp furiren leoen 5aI pom &opf=
ipeb. 9leural9io. Weruenleioen, S6lafoiistett II. !. ~.
Office: SO. 106 81. GutapItr, Baltimore, Wto. Erets
so @ts., portpirei Durd bic Hoit sei6idt unb si beben
bel alien 4pptbetern lno in allen Sanoitores. @mpfnb'
len = 6OparO Yanf, Yaltlnore, Wto. 49S3lla.
, 1877-03-07

Gin sutes Mtttsl sesen Golii unb 2eibidmer-
zen itno DIR. Mu9nf &Snt8's 3ambur.
gsr 1%ropfen. f9reibt 9err Wihael WetL
Wtibatpasa, Snb., bonn b~tsielben bsIfen ausen'
tltdliI.
, 1877-03-07

.@essu 9auttranfbeiten unb aIe l1nrsints-
tetten, wel1e Serborbenem 8Iut entiprinsen,
Enb DIR. Musuf 8Inte's pa mbur9er
Eropfen Elm gang auseesei9netss Nittel,
bern le Tnb bic befen B%lutretniser. 90
't'reibt eerr Subu George BpbenlGas III &C.
utpnt, 50.
, 1877-03-07

cerr Gbas. 1auptman, Silver puint, 81. s.,
beseust pie fOlst. SD lit felt adt @p@en an
S9~dhs unb Scpfi9msraen, burt llncsrbau.
ltbteit berYorsebra9t. Dur@ ben @ebrau1
Spu DR.. Mueuf a5nts's 3a y urset
Erupfen bin i'd @ott let Dant pieber 70
peit bersetelt, ba6 Id metnen alien 8el8af.
%tisnnsen wteper nadseben fam. SD tann ia.
Der biele Wepiaiu Iaen beltsas smpfsbIsa."
, 1877-03-07
Die 8laf&s

Die GIa11s
hamburger Trppfen"
toitet SO Gents, Uper fanf Glal&sn
Dollars, finb In allen esutlden
Mpotbeten gu babsn pper werpen pteiel.
ben mad Gmpfans pes 0slpes fret mad
allen Tbsilen Der 0sreinisten Staateu
S%erlanpt. Man abrelfre:
A. vogeIcr g. Co.,
. Baltimore, Md.
, 1877-03-07
Sin aewiun bringenbes @el9dft.

eg- Dir braud,en nod 800 Ndbmaibinens
Msenten crffen ytanses nnc 800 MGnner BON
Gnersie unn Salent. nm eas 0eiddft ees
Ndbmafdinen.Ssrfd 3u erlernen. eiberale
Sersatnns, aber peridbiecen, lie na6 Der @es
panntbeit, Dem Gbaraftcr nnb ben Gualifeas
tipnen ees Mscnten. I'M Gln,elnbeiten aeereis
fire man: .
Wilion Mdbmaidinea g., Gbicagu,
S27 u. S29 Yroaomap, Stem 9orf,
4gB31ia. pDer giep Orleans, 90.
Mnpntpnt IL elesante Gelsgbrpmos. fdpn
<A3etutu+ eingerabmt, per pDIt 5u9elDidt fnr 81.
sic p~erfaufen Iid anf ben erien Slid.
49831ia. Nat. Gbromp Co., philadelphia.
, 1877-03-07
KNAUTE,
& KUEHNE.
. Qnk ED aft,
lib Broadway,
NEW YORK.

Ess@feI suf msss ais 200 ssr Ssssutsnosrsn etdsts
In europa.
0elh' Muelablunsen bur4 bic NpRdmter fotpte Yer
3elesrapb nod alien plGbsn In Deuti2lans.
Defterrsia. Der e&uei,, 6ouans. Dansmart, shps'
ben uno gtorwsssn. Ssn Gmpf6nsern fret ia's baul
~ssliefrrt.
9rehit.8rfefe Fir yTetfense sur psnusuns In susn
9r6Bersn Gtanten Der altsn l0elt.
GtntafGruns BON GrbfSaften unb 6sreerunssn
isber Irt In allen pldsen Guropa's.
gerfbiHuns Don eatera uns padeten aaA
EUROPA.
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, 1877-03-07

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ben Sabrbunoert peroffentlidt poroen. Naenten iuers
ben bel @infiibruns oieies pr6dtiaen gBerfes berjlid
belt. gBir perlangen Neenten in ieoem sopnibip
G6reibt loTort nm ooGe Ginjelnbeiteu uto Nusluab
oes Serritoriuns. Mbre{ie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. so. 2O4 Glib GIfte Ctr. y
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w eAU g%looefties, seraoe in ben Marft
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unb Circulate ftei per Ioft o%erIduet..
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, 1877-03-07

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, 1877-03-07

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lift oas elm Wetter %orauben! Gin Weben
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