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Mohave County miner., 1882-12-17
A E2EG RAR.

In the Bank of California yesterday on the floor in front of the counters, was displayed very tempting ob- ject in the shape of a gold bar, weigh ing 5119 pounds, and valued at the sum of $114,O00. The dimensions of the bar are, fifteen inches in length, seven inches deep, and six inches broad. The geld is the result of a twenty days run in the North Bloom field Hydraulic Mine, in Nevada County. It is the largest ever cast in the United States, and, as far as known, in the world, and as two cru cibIe moulQs had 10 be used in the casting, the mystery is how such a perfect and smooth bar could be turned out Quite a number of peo- pie, who came for @ look, were told they could have the bar if they would carry 1t away. It is useless to add the bar is there still. IS. r. Call.
 He Apologises.-''D Do you mean to call me iar?" asked one rival rail road man of another railroad man, during a dispute on business they had on Austin avenue yesterday.
 No, colonel, I don't mean to call you a liar. On the contrary, l say you are the only man in town who tells the truth all the time, tut I'm offering a reward of twenty-five dol lars and chromo to any other man who will say he believes me when l say you never ie," was the response.
 "Well, I'm glad you took it back" " replied the other party, as they shook.
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A Blessing.

Inc pain in all his joints became intense;
foyer. Nith,,,ts dets, iorAting effects. was no"
added, and lie became rapidly reduced to the
semblancs of skeleton, while vitality
reached its lowest possible condition, and
his sufrrings Of such iudescribable eharac-
ter that those who most Owed him sometimes
thought it would be better il be were called
away. AT this time, physicians. we'll known
in this city (Pittsbarg), Informed his parents
TINT he was in imminent Danger of total
Paralysis, and directly afterward they an
nounced to his sorrowiul mother that they
could give no hopes of his recovery. AT
this iuncture the use of Perma was com
menced, and in six weeks WIN. Lincoln
Curtis was we'll and at work. Read page %
Of DR.. Hartmap's oils of Life or got IL
from your Druggist.
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FOR SALE.
BARBER SHOP.

In n splendid Chic town of 500 in habi-
tants on the C. c. c. & [. r. X. Rich farm
ing country around; cheap tent; established
since 1865, and doing a good business Rea
sons for selling-ill health and wish to leave
the State. Shop been recently re6tted; fur
niture nearly all new; runs two Benning-
house beauty chairs; may employ three.
Good chance for young married man, white
or colorsd. Will sell cheap. Inquire or ad
dress. T. II. HIRTH,
P. 0. BsK ia, Cardingtoa, ohiS.
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ESFf4Ynot, life is sweeping by 60 and
dare before you die, something
ESM0 mighty and sublime leave be-
hind to conquer time. 500 week in your
own town. So outfit fec. No risk. Every
thing new. Capital not required. We will
furnish you everything. Many are making
fortunes Ladies make as much as men,
and boys and girls make great pay Read
or. if YOU want business at which you can
make great pay all the time, write Tor par
t;culars to Ii. HALLErr 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
ERRORS or YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY, and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and dircc-
tiun for making the simple remedy by VIII .ch
he was cnred. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience can do 50 by
addressing in perfect confidence,
JOAN b. OGDEN, AZ Cedar ST. n.
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Miss Helen Wilson is visiting her
uncle, w. B. Wilson, in this City.

Mr.. Spapgenberg is erecting com
modious dwelling house on Sixth
avenue.
The Wintz Brothers circus was the
attractiOn, Monday and Tuesday, on
Third avenue.
Hats, Hats, Hats! All the latest
styles of hats at L. B. McGinnis's.
1t will pay you to look at them.
Miss Elsie SidebottOm returned to
her home in Barboursville, Tuesday,
after a few days sojourn among friends
in this city.
Remember. every dollars worth of
goods you buy of l.. B. McGinnis,
gives you a chance to get ladies'
handsome gold watch.
S. A. Donnella is having q brick
business house erected on Third ave-
nue. between 9th and 10th street.
He paid 800 per foo: for the ground.
The City Council viii have twenty
Eve street lamps erected on Third and
Fourth Avenues and Ninth street.
All right, gentlemen, as far as it goes.
The suit brought by Barbour q
McGinnis against the bondsmen Of
Brooks Cameron, the defaulting con-
stable, was decided in favor Of the
plaintiff. 1t will likely be aP-
pealed.
A revival has been effected in the
Methodist and Baptist churches of
this city, and several have acknOWl-
edged their sins and united with one,
of the denominations. May the
good work so on.
When you meet with an accident
get sprained ankle, Or otherwise in
jured, do not 60 to the expense of
sending for a doctor, but apply Ken
dalls SPAWN Cure, and you will ex-
perieace Instant relief.
Ex-cOnstablo Cameron left this sec
ton of country, a few days ago, in
considerable haste, with an officer fol-
lowing close behind. If he thinks
it will make him rich, he is welcome
70 the small amount he owes us.
Col. Harvey, DIR. Mccullough,
and host Of other legislators, took
passage for Wheeling last Saturday
evening, to attend the State
Legislature now in session. We hope
they will give a good account Of
themselves.
NJ. F. and R. S. Lallance, broth
ers of cur townsmen c. N. and John
Lallance, have taken up their winter
quarters in our city, and will be
found ready, at all times, to do any
kind Of plain and ornamental paint
ing cur citizens may desire.
Children, and many grown people,
love candy at all seasons of the year,
and therefore c. Molter continues to
keep on hand a pure article of his own
manufacture. He is also prepared to
furnish any kind of cake desired, on
short notice, for weddings, parties, or
other occasions.
The holidays have passed, and our
citizens have again settled down to
business. Among them, none is
more earnest in endeaVoriRg to
please patrons than Thomas Med
ford, and consequently has on hand,
At all time, a full line Of house fur
nishing goods, stoves, DC.
On the 29th of December the
Huntington and Guyandotte Tele-
phone Exchange held their first an
nual meeting at jenkins Dining
Rooms in this city, at which we're
several invited guests, oHrself among
the number. After discussing va.
rious matters of interest, Mr.. JeH-
kins invited the party to pavtake
of dinner that we have never seen
excelled. Msssrs. George S. Page, H.
~
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Snow storm Tuesday.

To close out, L. B. McGinnis will
sell Beaver shawls at So.
The year 1882 passed away as
calmly as midsummer nights dream.
Crash toweling, % inches wide, at
10 cents per yard at L. B. Mctfin-
MISS.
John S. Barnes is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. E. A. Bennett, in
this city.
There is considerable talk of an
other barber shop in town, located
higher up on Third.
Miss Thomas, an attractive bru-
nette of Point Pleasant, spent the
holidays with Mrs. Doyle.
Goo. +. Brown will make you an
accidental policy, or insure your
property on reasonable terms.
The plank walk between the Car
Works and Guyaudstte is being 'ver-
hauled and put in good condition.
Miss Ada Donnally, a pretty blonde
of Buffalo, this State, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Cushman, on Third Az
enue.
1914 white woSlen Blankets only
50 per pair at L. B. McGinnis's.
Mrs. M.Cunningham was the for
tunate lady who secured the cash.
mere dress given away by L. II. Bar
b0ur.
Mrs. J. G. Breslin kept open
house on New Years day, and mag
nifcently entertained hosts of
friends.
Newt. Keenan, is again moving
his dwelling house. This time he
will have it placed on his own lot
near Kennels livery stable.
Our cotemporary is slightly mis-
taken. The birthday occurs on the
It'll of February, and not the 18th.
We were thar or thar aboutS."
A moments work on clay tells
more than an hours labor on brick.
So work should be done on the
children'S hearts b0fere they harden.
Ladies, you will save money by
buying your cOrsets att B. McGin-
Mss.
Miss Jennie Harvey, Of New Or
leans, and Misses Mamie and Stella
Hagen, of East Huntington, spent
last week with Mrs. Henry G. Har-
vey.
Our carrier hoy returns his sincere
thanks to the patrons and friends Of
the ARGUS, for open-handed manner
in which they received him New
Years day.
The very handsome new steamer,
Will. S. Hays, built at Pittsburg for
the Cincinnati and New Orleans
trade. passed our city early New
Years morning.
A conductor, named Ward, who
had charge of a freight train on the
Z. L. & B. S. road, fell off, Friday
morning before New Year, and was
instantly killed.
This one fact is being:brOught be-
fsrO the minds of the people of the
United States. Kendalls SPAWN
Cure is not excelled as a liniment.
Read advertisement.
Postmaster Spoford has been quite
i'll for some days, but this is no reas-
on why his bondsmen should not see
that the business of of the pOstoffice
is promptly attended to.
The questions now beginning to
agitate the minds of our citizens, is
the erection Of an Opera House, a
street railroad to GuyandOtte, and
electric light fer the city.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERSH MoTHERSM

MOTHERS! MOTHERSH M0THERS!!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth.
Ii so, go at once and get bottle of MRS.
WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. twill
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upOr it; there is no mistake about 1t.
There is not mother on earth who has
ussd H. who will not tell you ut once that it
will regulate the bowels and give rest to
the child, operating like a magic. 1t isPer
fcctly safe to use in all cases. and pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription OF one o
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold every
where. Is cents r0ttIe 226y.
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teiner Discretion fSnnen sic bod lfder

meiner Discretion fSnnen Ste pc9 NHe'
trauen.
Sd miecerbp(e Sbnen, bab meme Soee
lid auf eine bloBe Sermutbuns srunre.t'
sic fennen ia Ma1tber's Seridlnrenpslt,
er Bat ME aud nur Elm Wprt barutsr gu
mir seiprcden. Sepeufaus bite tt' Ste
brinsenp, BON meiner unfretmlll'sen Sh<
discretion feinea @ebran4 gu MAIDEN, uno
etwa Der 6rau Doctorin-
Wieiaer Srau? Der Spctnr mari etnen
8lid mad Der Tbiir, bic er sum @lud fsltt
binter dd seidloiien bate. @ctt fspale!
Die madte bas san3e peitliae .. auf7
riibreriid NIT ber @ntoeduns! Ser Yfo-
feiior 1T bel unleren Dameu obneb1n 1dci1
gum Seloeu seworben; wenn ibn nun
nod ber Nimtus elmer uuslidlden Ntebe
umsistt, 10 fann er iid nidt retten pcr
all Der romantiiden Ibetlnabme. User
bite bas BON unieren, idahternen @e>
lebrten seoadt, ais er bier am Sdrelbs
tif9 iaB, unb id ibm eine 8crleluna oa'
riiter bie1t bab an ibm fSrperlid uno get
fig etsentli9 nidts mebr gu ruiniren
mdre. Sett sebt er in ben Sries, fdmpff,
madt @ebidte, perlebt fd - es 1T binl=
melldreienb!
{1trifsburd Fplotl
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Wac) eiuem einsideu 0eriuche ipiri

: Na6 einem eii15igen geriu6e ipirb
jebe Wutter nit uns iibereinitimmen,
baB Nteu # dDter's u9eut DE 8
6 in bermebl /" (Paedotrophine)
bas bette 9fabrungsmitte1 fir Sduglin=
&c unb fleine Ginoer lit. W1utter f6n=
men ii6 biele fGiufloie unb unrubige
Nd9te eriparen. lpenn lie ibre Gin6er
NIT sD1enti9es Ginber;mebl" |"
itatt Wtutternlil6 ndbr'n Wentt Sbr
Cub Der Geiunbbeit unb be5 @ebeibens
cures 2ieblings erfreren poaet, ma6et
ben 8erfu6 uno Sbr weroet .es ME be-
reaen. @s 1T bon Der drStliden Safltl=
tdt iebr empfoblen un6 1T in allen re-
nommirten Npotbefen ST baben.
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- Gin griab fir 8aber. -.6ers s.
u. l8riibl in Miupale, &c., i6reibt:
sd fann ni6t umbin, iileinen Danf
filr bic bsrrlide 8irfuns pon Or Auz
gut aDnig,s Samburg er
Yrufttbee 6ffentli6 aussuoriiden.
Ser @ebrau6 bieiess trefili6en 3bees
bat meine Tral, iopobl tpie meme iiez
benjdbrige Sobter, ttaa a6ttdgiger Sur
BON 9uiten unb 8ruitleioen, einem 9eis
ben, has bei lneiner 8rau in frhberen
Sabren nur bur6 8ebrau6 bon Ydberrl
senilbert tuerben fonnte, poafdnoig be-
freit."
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WamoertiIt llttperittat, Nafbntge, 9enn.:
RON prsf Oarbps nBropbplaetie Glutt,4 ats Dss.
iniisirunsss unb &etnisunssmtftA 70 es fcpeRI
tbecretii8 pte prattiid prr5asi4er als anesre BEE
tannte Mittd.-g. 8. 9upt Q n, grof. Der 6hemte.
Son Mesaaber S. Gtepbens, @ecrsta;
Gep. GhaS. 8. Deems, Grembiinss sRtr4e, N. g.;
Spf. Sc Gente, Columbia, 1lntperftatsprof. S.9.;
Reu. y. 8. Battle, 4rcf. Mereerz nntperftat;
9urd5ans ttotbtpenbte tar ieSem SaaSbelt.
9.pntommen Mni&ablt4. 3utunerii&em ooer aubers
hasm Gebraud fur Menihen unb Gteb.
Das yGluibn tf erdnbItd erprett frcroen unb fptt
baben Bepet1e ppuauf, bab e8 afe8 baS beptrtt mas
bier BON ibm bebauptet rpirb. 3mr pouftanotseren
alusfunft lafie rian ff Bet ietnem Gpotteter etn
Ggemplar ber Yrc&dre eeben pber penbe fiA oesbalb
an bic Gisentfhmer,
Gabrietrenbe Gbentter, Pbilabelptte
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~ aaAa}AE
the beriibntte Srau pbne Ettell
tGIs benz #gofton GIobe.~

(4as benz #goiton GIobe.D
Aerrem @ebaeienre!
Gas Dbise ift ein gutes Bib Don Srau 2pbia 6.
Stnt5am aus apnn, NaH, bic mebr aIs irsenb eine
anbere 5ran in @abrbeit ben Ramen ber nTrauen>
freunbin" ben piele ibrer Gorreiponbentinnen ibr
10 gerne beilesen, perbient. Sic rpibmet fi5 nit
benz sr6bten Gifer ibrer arbeit, ,peIe Iettere sas
stsfuItct eines IebensIansIi9en etubiums 1T, unb
1T seswansen fe9s Afitnentinnen F9 ,u baIten
bic ibr beIfen bie aussebreitete Gorrefponben,,
wslbe BON aIen eeiten ibr sufieBt umb pom benen
cine iesIi9e tb<e fpesieGe aeibenslaft ober ibrs
6rsJss bapon befsst 3a iesx, tunbgiebt, su beants
wosten. Sbre pfansen a3raparation 1T elm SeiI.
mittsi tar quite anb nt9t fir b6fe 8mede. Sd babe
Yert1ntth bites ausgefMn6en nnb bin pon ber q9abrs
Desen biejermsR ISsuteisnen Giseni@aften ,ptrS
Re pon ben beften Mersten bes 2aibes enrpfobIen
ano uefi9rte be Gttter poit biefcn faet: sGie
sic farfrt pouitdnbis bic Id Iimnte Dirt MutterIeib,
MbfaAer, aeueorree, nnreseIntdbige unb f6merss
,ad2s monsi!ide Neinisnns, isbe Aft samen .arant.
9ai; SSH,sa;saa .s gsi9wrs unnatirIt9en
genben mitdenmartbe i5iverben, unb 1T beiorbers
anpsnbbar tnr 3eit bss aebenspe6 feIs.a
Sic our6brinst tsben TbeiL bes meni9N9en
araft etn. e9sud9e gIabim9t, Srena ,,ad 5 @stas @
mtttsln Anb Magenf 9Ied@e tuirb ieber;eit baburG
asts, nsssnes 2stsen, M aase'nsine a5rperf9wdae.
S4mersen anb HadsnIsiben sur Sotee BAT, 1T ftets
poafdnbtg poriiber nd4 gebrnu9 bieics SeiIn,its
sSrtaag II ebersinfnntteni NIT benz,
tenn tuetbliden R5rperfpfem iinterlteaenSen geiet.
PSF Yreis iit n1t s.: @ Slaf9e, s.. tir6 SIaf9en,
nsIss saatt fr fpssieae Sdae, nnb bie gsanens po
Bielen bic burd5 Mntpenbung ber qfdnaen Miic6unu
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~ sSeoer 6eisling FAINT mutbig ieilI
wenn Die @efabr fern lit; aber menn tie
nabe fon.mt, baum seigt iib Der mabre
Wtutb." Wenn &rantbeit nabe an gf
men beranfommt. bann fann man ben
2Sertb wabrer, gutter Mebiainen ansflnz
ben. sSSn iolden 6daen benefit li6
ytieren=Graut, tpenn Magen, 2eber ooer
yderen ansesriIfen finb. gs furirt Sc
ben obne Nusnabme. ~
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nebler Gttem; SGmer3 in Der @ette, supeiIeu
inter bem Sd,ulterblate unb ptrb bann mi. Mbcumc=
tisnlus perpe4iet; aasemeiner Gppetitrerluf sez
OenIsibisfsit ber ppf BON gamersen belaitiat lat.
tpDbet betrd6tftder gerlut be8 Grinneruna
gems; 5uweilen Elm iawacper, trpdener Slfen una
bag @ei4t ppn @btbe lberipsen, mas oft far
Mhbistett unb Sdwdbe; tit nerves. adlte pber brene
nenbes Gefhb tn ben 8lSen, ;upeilen eine itedenbe
Gmpfnbnns; bic Gebensgciter ntebersei4lasen, unb
ipennsleth man fber,cust IT. bab Getbesbepesuna
ia man lnibtraut iebem Seilmtttel 9eri@iebene ber
cbtSen Spmptpme besletten bic aranf6eit; aber es
in6 Sale rprsefpmmen, in benen nur ipenige baron
rrrbanpen iparen; bod Bat Die 1lnteriuhuns mad
QefptcSeu 7
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(Dttroit 1ree preb pom 18. San.)

(Dstroit Jree preb pom l8. SAM
i Jsdtsimsr Bros. tabsn ioeten stn Gar
loab BON &seos Gilt gos. Ecnie erbaltsn.
Dieter Nrtit.l psrtaufl E& fetr raid uno
70 mub 20 aud iein, eenn 90 III cbne 3wtt'
fel bsr befe Nrtiitl teiaer Nrt, Der ie eti'
gefabrt tpurbs, unb bat nt&t ietnes @lst'
den. Sur bas bette Naterial mtrb 3u
Nsebs Gilt Gbgt 9onie perwaubt
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cines bet nbtsen esmtptpate setet.
sDer ans Sseifen tit poer In tanae,unoer
Oe8cno tpoRnt, wirb burh seleSentli6e8 Ginneb<
meh a,ner Wofe, um m pc weber tn gsiunber 9tdts
sHtrre, uebelfett, heberseI4lasenbeit ii. s. %, dbs
penben. Das Mittel wrb pie elm @las Wetn frGie
ttgsn, TT aber fetn .beramidjemoes 8etrdnf.
gsmts m man ettpas tbtpsr @eroamIides ses
8eHen t9t, pcer Naebt5 nttbt fbIafen fam, rebme
man eine 9piis unb bic Grlei4ternns rirb entreen.
sopobl Seit tute 9oftprred)nnmeen spersem
eripart, tpsnn man Oct, OieauIafpr ftetS ,
norratbi8 TIT a,auie bait! 4
9enn sIeiGpiel trel9es Geiben fidb einiteat, Elm
ssrslg f.ssas f@srss ss ebtabrsmees safte nerbejs
ansebradt jetn.. Das Wittel 1T aneefdbrItd1 unb
beeimtrd&tist tpener Die 0efna itst t6atiafstt
TOD sas @ergmiieen.
Gs TT rein be8etabiIf,d5
NM hat ote San5e Strait nnb gBtrfantet BON Golpael
cher 6btntn rbne trsenb eine ber f@dbIi1eu Wad6s
ptrtun8en berielben.
..Sensntk bon eimetm @pnpetneur.
ySimmpns Gtper Ge8ulatprn TT felt fanaerer 3eu
BET metner Samtlte tn @e6rauh, unb td Bin iiberr
ien9t Dap er cine @ereteruns ber Observation-Disclosures
s,n; isyd,,ssrb gdta sgbSrtst G.aysrn.r RON aa
iaSt: Der Gelrau@ BON DStmrDns 0iper @esuIas
tori 1T MIR npbl besommen unb Id iplnihe ibn
petter gu prifen. "
r9aS Ginstse soas tttemtaIS Stmseru,ta
Ssssreas:n sS ssss Mst ssa
gefunben bas mtr 70 wpbI betommea tit mite .Sint=
mons Gtper &esnlatpr." SD babe ppn Wtnne5eta
bts @ecrsia bana& sefatdt unb m6Ate elmer iuiten
allen abnli4 9eibenben drratben es nit bteieu1
Wtttel gu perlu9en, ba es bas ensise au ien fetut
bas ntemals ainbsruns periast.
o. q M; Sannes, g'nneappIts, Mimm.'
erssruas TN @ g.sadse Ias 'ass ss Sar$ tsaa$e
Resulatorn In meiner YraSts bin id BON 5einer anz
iyenbuns hefrtebist unb ID perprbne tbr als cine
Ibfhbrunssz zGrsnei. @'S
gg Mean nebme nur ben ed,tett, ber fets bic
fotbe @anoel3marfe unb bie @amensunters
ihrift 5. 9. SetItn & 60. auf benz Umidblaoe
rast- Set allen Gpotbeternsubabe ben.r
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Or. Greens Srpssnateb gittsrs III
bas bsfs 5silmittsl fur Dpspspfa, Gal.
lsnleiben, Walarta, unpsroaulthtdt unb
&raufbsiten bss 8lutes, Der Ntersn. etter,
6aut ,e.
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6tnrY's CAROL. 5aIbe.

Sie III bic befe Salbe fiir SGnitte,
Beulsn, auSfhlus, @sihwiire. Sulsrtsu'
matiSmus, aufsslprunsene 5anbe, @itsr'
unsen, 6iibnsrausen uae alls Sautfrant.
bfttsu, Somm,rFedsn uno MitsGsr. Man
faufs SenrY's @arbUlie Salbe neil ale
anbsrsn JalItunen fnp. prsis 25 Gents.
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Gs n,erst
NaIarta aus.

bsbtent, {onte es- ret4l
Tteber Vt bamtt Sebeut
tm,Darse erbre1ett u
Ntebernoe unb frattfe
Vertcttett erqut6t nnb
@mttbIie8ett perhltet
bnr@ Dabe1 NIT vDar>
BPS Hlaib."
unrett,e 2ut iin(habs
Is4 semaAt n. seretntgt.
@esen id)Itt,stiteta Gals
etn f4eres Seumtttel.
Mmite6 e6ussesFom 3ers
if6rt.
@esen erfspee,se 6dbe,
3roftbetsIet1, H4ttts
oxrtoiottt, 0,at8es
rfebette 4aat &c.
Mbe..sssattsnsnS se@
betlt.
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bnr4 ben @e6rau4 beS
rUlHib" erlanet.
g@tNSfeber rerb1fet.
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MttetaaS ,irb Sdtss
beSss oex Sdttte tf
eS nn&tertreHHA.
@ataysb Selinsert unt
Sebeilt.
Nete Sehellt.
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&tere aeltnbert.
Narbett perbiitet.
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Dtltteet, raid sebetlt.
So babe ba8 rUluib"
mdbrenb nnSerer iestsen
SHarlad dReber : 9eimiuz
dung NIT enti4tebenem
Rnseri dnsewenbet. 81
if fur baS 4rantenStinme,
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9tpbf1erte, Spets
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, bettets. Wer 8ranfe
8 gebrauMen. 0elbe8
iporben, tta6Settt oaS
sttsefunoett bate.
eforbut furirt.
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ride cber PHansenstfte,
Stt&e &c.
Vo6ett tttt6 po6etts
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Gin Mttslieb metner
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nt4t tn 8teberbise, bes
bielt feline Bcdennarben,
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Wp4en rpieber umber=
seben, unb BITE Gnperen
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ION. NhiloheIrhtd.
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brauHen DaSbps rGluibs
init srsSeri Grfpl9e bet
Dtpbtberie.
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Greensboro, Nld.
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unb Sebeilt.
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ber 2et1nam banItt Fec
banbelt iperben es
| ipirb ieben wtberlt4en
@eru4 perblten.
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Rrpf. Darbps 8rapbpz
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Die 2outitana Staats!ottsrie IN tts stnsts.. bs.
bon tem 8plfe enbpiIlrt rpurcs
$eputItara 9tate $ptterp g..

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Qputitaua @tate 2otterp g.
Dt.fss Jaettut purbs Sabre 1858 fur Gr.
stsbanes- uab gDotl,tdtisfsits 5wsde spa ss
5:ectslsstslatur fur ben 9eitraum BON flnfunb.
.Inan3is Sabren sefeslia inecrpprirt nit etnsr
Raptal scn sl,eoe.ooe, sa asI9em fte feitSt,
tia.n 4e,erptfon5 srg $3.50. .oGe binsuaefiat tal
Duld elm nberfaweuoiidss 0otum tturbsn itrs
Rttte etn 2ketl Der eesenwdrtisen Staatsspn.
itttition, angenpmmea an 2. December 1879
glue CUTE @efegen6eit (sin @fa6
su MAIDEN.
i5re srpben 3tebungen son einselnt
Nammern fnbeu ucNatlt9 fia.i. Mismals mtr
cine 3iebuns Serf4oten. a2anIeie aa5folsenb' n
@tan.
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mabrenb meldem bic aubercrbentlide
balbidbrlide 3iebuns
I. Etn Srlsans ben l9. December, 1883, RIalTe
~. ftdttftnbet
ais uaftr. frnftiseu 3istrussn fnbenfatt unte
IufitGt unb 2et'uns Der @enerdIe
6. @. geanrsgata pua gumisiasA nab
snha1 9. Gatln tau Tirginiem.
9anptpreis 100000.
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