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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-24
Millinery & Dress Making
SMITHS
Lottery and Exchange Office

| The public are respectfully reminded that
G.. II. Smith continues, at his newly estab
lished office, to distribute daily among his
patrons, prizes of various denominations, and
not unfrequently a "ConyortGbie"; and oil
prizes sold as above are invariably cashed
when presented. 1t is deemed unnecessary
to enumerate the prizes sold at Smiths with
in few weeks-it being generally well
known that the luck which has attended bis
establishment has been unprecedented
Those who wish to promote the cause OF Edu-
cation, by investing a small sum in the Lot
teries of the day, and at the same time stand
fair chance Of receiving an enormous inter
est for the amount invested, are invited to
call.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES will
draw every day at Providence, at half past 2
O'Clock p. Drawing received in Newport
by the boat at half past the same day.
A very liberal discount made to those who
purchase by the package-otherwise should
our friends have preference, they can DO in
sured of one half the nmoun. invested in n
package. Correspondents abroad may be
assured of having their favors attended to
lpunctunly.
The drawn numbers will be published and
sen, to my part of the country TO those that
order tickets at the expense Of newspaper
postage only. Address
c.. r. SMITH,
May "a. Newport, K. !.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

3 per cent, and at the other points per cent He
looked over the notes, and remarked that some Of
them had but few days to rum and that must take
the risk OF mail, to which consented. The first note
paid is entered in my bank book, made cut by the
bank a. due at Natchez, for s440 O5. II was by my
books payable at Canton (Miss.) and which did not
discover till this morning. 1t was passed to my Gre
dit by the Phenx Bank the Ilth April last 80 DAYS
after, at discount OF per cent. remarked to HE
clerk that there must be some mistake the agree.
nent was per cent. He referred me to Mr.. Della
field on whom called, and represented the circum-
stances that he had agreed to collect the paper for
and had charged per cent. He said that they were
net governed by the rates at the time they received
the paper, but by those when it waspad. tsld him
thatt wasvcry unusua that the U. ,. Bank, as long
as it was in business here had fixed rates for coliec.
ton at the time they received the paper Mr. Deahed
replied that the Phenix Bank had its own rules and
was unlnfuenced by the rules of other institutions
Subsequent TO my depostng these notes for collec-
ton, but before any collection, made several other
similar deposits at the same bank for collection paya-
able at sundry places in Mississippi and Louisiana,
without making any inquiry as to the rates, presunl-
ing the bank had fair rates established. These were
collected at various rates, varying from TO per
cent one due 18th April last, at Natchez was col
lected at per cent and one due 23d April at Match
ez, at 8 per cent On the 9th April | deposited two
small notes on North Carolina Prior to this deposit
in the Phenix Bank but think on the same day,
called ON Mr. Delafeld, and informed him had these
notes due and asked him If he could collect them, and
named; but am very confident it was not exceeding
per cent My impression is that it was per cent !;
it may have been g. One of these notes was pro-
tested the other was paid on the 10th May. have
called frequently at the bank to know if this last note
had been passed to nay credit; think called as late
six weeks after the note paid. On the 10th July
called at the bank and the note had been passed to
nay credit at discount of 10 per cent. l made a
remark to the clerk that it outrageous, and made
check for the balance. / never had any transae-
tons with them since.
By Mr.. Hall kept my regular account in the
Union Bank, but had an account with the Merchants
Exchange. did not deposit my paper for collection
with them because they did not collect One of these
notes returned me by the Union Bank inform.
ing me that it had closed its North Carolina account
Answer-Csuld you not at any time after the notes
werecollected have recei we'd cheque from the Phe
nix Bank the place where it was collected for the
full amount paid less one half per cent for collection?
Answer knew nothing about that T; certainly
should have taken cheque. have only heard since
that they gave such cheques l made no enquiry
concerning it.
Adjourned xntil 10 o clock tomorrow (this) morn
ing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

suREs.-we refer oar readers TO the extraordinary
disclosures made of the Phenix Banks practices, du-
ring the great pressure Of 1886 and 81 The opinion
is very prevalent that the Bank will lose it's charter
The exposure of bank practices is only begun. Other
banks may as well tremble. The ball is now opened
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

10 We agree to every condition of the annexed
enigma SO far as we understand them. Now let tho
ladies set their dear little thoughts agong-the feel
ngs Of the heart will follow anon:-
Mr.. EDIroR,-The following is submitted for the
consideration of your fair readers and you here
by authorized, upon my responsibility, to offer as
reward, for good and true solution thereof either the
Author, or years subscription to your charmane
Herald, at the option of the claimant Apropos il is
no dlsparagement to said author to presume thar
the choice will inevitably fall upon the Herald.
Charade.
My first aRcient monarch was
Who gave his subject Wholesome laws.
MY second is but half word
which writ IN full does then afford
"A lfabled) hideous monsters name
Ihough never seen. well known 10 fame
Ny third does, In a foreign tongue
Express generous deed well done
My fourth tanhary contracts
The name OF many whites and blacks
My ffths word that business men
Do almost hourly speak and pen
But does not come from ladys lips
Except when in finance she dips
These parts and portions all combined
Form what nstructs tn enquiring mind;
Amuses puzzles and delights,
And leads the fancy curious flights
Though by some graceless men abused
IT'S but from y thus tits USED
The laaies and all delight
To own Ia il their favorite. p.
2. s. have got the KEYED. Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

Nxcrss vcs THs Coos uf Gordon vine, YIN.
tsss 1886 from the wine vaults No. 10 Brosd street.
We gods lets have sonnet Oh if Horace were
akvsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

been conducted, and the young will find then one Of
over the rough places of an every day world!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

Cvrrire THaoATs you srs crossed in love, cant
pay your note, or re, inclined To loeofocsism, end 10
naturally want 70 cut your throat with elegance, 4
advise yeu to call on Graveiy e. wreaks. 9 Asror
House and look a, rome ofhe fines, cutlery cha, ever
siv1ded the carotid artery in this world.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

A GARaIsoN.-Tas Courier" Office is garrisened
with 100 bunderbusses in the first story-lb0 musk
cts in the second and pile Of paving stones on
the roof So their own men say.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15
M q MING III ER AID.
THURSDAY, MARCH is. 1888.

II Copies of this mornings HERALD can be had
ut the office 81 Ann street, at the usual price, tUo
cents each. No carrier or boy is authorized to
charge more.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

Nor YETI have received several inquiries asking
me in relation to Dickey Rker and the next eec,ios,
thss "Is your finger of your nose" Not YET, !
reply-bu, have changed my political position.
My thumb 10 now on my nose, with my four fingers
in 'front.' describing series OF very, very mysieri-
Gus canic sections IN the air Awfal times
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

II Ma Claws SPEECH, beginning on our first
page, will be found in this days paper full and entire
We had Intended to accompany il with few remarks
but, from the want of space, must defer what we
have to say, till another day.
We desire readers, Of all parties peruse this
speech carefully. 1t contains great deal Of good
sense and sound reasoning, with the usual quantity
of imprisoned eloquence, which, in any man, is
sometimes but another name for impassioned nom
sense II presents, IN broad and distinct FORM the
grounds on which the opposition are now making
head against the present Executive. Mr.. Clay has
splendid chance for the next presidency. The game
will be Clay rersts Van Buren,, and the chances are
entirely in favsr Of the former No natter there is
quiet, rural retreat to be had in Undertook, and
growing cabbages in old age, is as picturesque and
pleasant trundling them in early life. "Our suffer-
ing is intolcrable."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

AsoTHSR Pit ron THE WALL STREET PREss-
Yesterday again beat the Wall street prints in ship
news. The following are the comparative lists:
L.t of pssss contained ~ tie Cexrr Engx,rer otsv
Vel .trof pr'ntS te 4h Merck, bat act found ~ te
l. sshr. Edinburgh, Baker, Virginia, 8 days
schr Disss Richmond
Las Of vessels Contained < herald Of 2A and Ilk ius1
baa not n tk< Courier:
l. Brig Victory, from Ponce, r. r.
q schr Orient, from Port |, Prince.
l. Schr. Triton, Fr. ncis, New Haven days
a schr. Pulaski, Moore Richmsad, days
sekr. Corisn, Rrook, New HAYES, days
Sloop Budget, Thatcher,
BY this table il will be seen that the Herald has
beaten all the Wall street prints balance OF sir pes
sells for thelsst two days Are these repeated facts
enough to open the eyes Of the community IL there
net . revolution of the newspaper press in progress
Will the miserable incident lazy losfers of the Wall
street press dare dispute with the prize Of indus
Try and talentq How long will the commercial com
sunity be led by the nose by set Of peslsnt bech-
heads, wso under the mask of dirty politics or rell-
gious hypocrisy, have fattened for years on their
vi,als7 How Icing how long how longf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15

THE GREAT RAT MATCH OF WALL SrREIr.-The
investigation going en- at the City Hotel against the
Phenx Bank, under the charges of the Beard Of
Trade. As Katharine said when she saw her dear
husband and a bear in battle-"be quiet Heghbors-
this is the only fight ever saw in which don't care
which ticks or gets licked" So say we.
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9lalridht

ipiro biermit All alle interefirte pericnen err
tbeit, ca3 Die llnterfdlriebenen als Greeib
loren pcS @critcrbenen DanieI @mth
fen. leBtbtn bon SiiosNbeitball Iannidlip,
eedla GaunthangeftelIt porben iinb.--perfcs
men, Die nod an bela9te S,interlalienldaft
anf irgeno eine 2lrt ltne 9Seife fd,ufeie fTrtb,
werbcn baber auf9efcrbcrt, sioiftcn jeBt NIB
Dem 1iteu Gccentber nddteus chne Sehl
abSubcSableu.-Sp ipie aud, 0ieieui0eu,
pclde ned, redtiudsi9e slnfcrberungen bas
ben, auf9efcroert wrrberL bis cortbm ibrc
Gednun9en einSubrin9eir.
@eor9 @uth, 2Gr,,rs
Spbn Sennin9er, s ~ Wv
October "a.
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@ erh 3 re 1T

NplQenecS 1T ein 8erseit,nie Der &edltss
fille, ipeld)e perh6rt iperben fplten II, Der
Gourt pcn Common pleas, III llnb fur 1cd,a
@auutY, anfan9enb am Mcnta9e ben 3ten
Cecenber, 1888, uno ipeld)e cine 9Scdle
bauern ipire.
ID Scbn S.&rauie, Snbcrier, 9e9en @bars
les Sea9reape5.
% peter Shant, fir ben guben ocn Sac
mes Oeihler unb cSchn eidbtenwaltcr ietn
9lfllsnie, 9eseu Sil9bman 9tupp uno Srbn
Sd)ifcriteiH.
81 .,pBn Ncqet ilberletenber @recuter be6
gRilliam QSillcn BON cem leBten QSillen uno
9elfament bes perlterbenen SdmcS QSilipn,
ac9en @epr9e Ghcaos.
ID Ganiel 9lnbreas, qe9en 9Sm. Wtiller.
cSacpb Stcin NIB @lilabetb leine Srau,
9coen Scbn lllrid.
6) Scbn 6. pbilips, 9eSen Samuel @unls
pert.
y SpIbua Stdtler, sc9en @ecr9c Nittel.
81 Spbn 9. Seitler, 9e9en @5eor9e Sddfs
fer, @ecr9e SoenrY uno Charles Oanbert.
81 Sofepb Miller unb Daniel Shlandh
aeecu Giecr9e Nliler.
l0) Gapib 9taie, 9e9en ScnrD NecDers nnb
Gncs @roman.
I'D peter 9uber 9c9en ScnrY y. Osborn
ilno Gjeorae SNerB.
l2) 9Siaiam S5infiu9er, 9e9en ScenrY y.
Sltrrn une Gjecrae joere.
l3l NcnrD 0ieicl1ert 9e9en S1enrD y. Sss
born uno George llerB.
14) 9Siliam 9ieubauer, Ssgen ScenrD y.
Setcrn uno Sjeer9e Soere.
I5) ScIepb Snaue, 9csen Sccnr9 y. De
brrn mo 9err9e cere, gecr9e SHaberader
unp Gomin gS. Niltter.
l6) @ecr9e '@repelin9 9c9en Saccb 9trpp.
@briif. S. Seite(, Eprcfh.
Sctcber 81. nq-b9
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0ieie Oeeti,in it belcnSers BEL Rinoer
franfbetten bon ben ipphlthdti9lfeH sSclgeti,
10, ba6 in ben neueu 9iiectrlaliun9en bee
fernen Weiteu5, bic 9luiIebler jeoerseit in it,s
ren Gdmilien baben bic Stinber iperoen in
gutter Gellnebeit anf9ebradt cbne boB lle
drstlid,e Soillfe gebraud)cn. lin allies su ia>
aeit, ipds man prn benz c1bianiitben 9lbfiibs
renben @ittel 81 fagen bat, 1T es blcs nctbe
wcneig Al fa0ef, hafs es jeee Sfraft beiIet Inn
ale Stranfbeiten al beilen, bic ourd, Weois
sii oetban perbeu fauil ildmlid, Die Wtadlt
AT 6ffnrn uo pffcn su balten ale bic natllrs
lid,eu Candle oe6 5lcrpcr5.
gSenn mir bic 9tatur unterltieen nm ihren
Seinb gu oertreiben, 70 miro Die llrfadle Der
5franfbeit leidht 9ehptcil lelr, uilo Der llnl<
lauf bes Sluts pire fcntSnfcl9e III feiuer
Shneliigfeit abuebmeu. 9llleiu III 3rfae su
Jirantbeitcn hat Ge Tdl cftmals NIT unans
fpenSbaren MebiSinen su bebelfen uno elmer
entge9cn9eIesten Sehanplin9. SIT es nidt
unbeG rcitlitt,, eas Der St6rper manctmal uns
ter ic.aycm 3ufammcntreffcn leibeu mue2
90l9enetne 8emerfllngen.
use gr6ser Die Sdlmersen, je 9r6eer bic
@efahr," it Elm Cas- Der bel jeber 9Irt bon
Sranfbeit on9e,paubt pirc, ,penn fe auf ibs
rer heftigifen Shfe 9efpnlmen bae WaaB
Der Oo1t6 beebalb fr,rcbl ais Gle gSiererhcs
lung Der DoNs lciIte bemrad) eingcrihtet
Deresn nad) ben Gjcfiihlem bes Stranfen :;
freiipitli9 miro Die ScIIs ipieoertolt, Bis Die
Sd)merseu aufh6ren, bann ipllte man nah
unb mad, bapcn ablaflcn, bics 1T Die alt9es
mciu an9enonimene 9ie9el uno Snar Die eilie
si9e, ,pelobe bel Dem SnbianiIden 9lbfuhrungss
aittel bepbdd,tet Wercen mns inbcm eehen
gSrfim9 ilecr ben 9allSen rnenltlidhcn &crs
per I'D, oerbreitct, 70 fam Die SciI6 nid)t
nad ben 9Sirtun9en duf Die @ingcipeiee als
lcin beredluet merbcu.
Gteie Niebin perltert nid)t, mic nlaiid,c
aubere, ibre 9Sirfl,ng pom Sftern @ebrauh :;
i'm gegentbeil ilbt &c cenlelbcu @influs uuo
9Sirfllng auf ben Sbrper aus, tpenu iIe aud,
NOtcnate lang 9cbraltd,t pcrben III, ais bel
benz erltcn @erIlidle. 3ipei coer brei Yilen
jebe 9,ddt pcr oem Idlafen9eben ipeun bas
NIT cine acbSri9e 3cit an9ebolten ptro, ipirb
jeeen, nctbmenc9en @neSpcf entlpretben !;
mtc nibreno bieier 3eit bat Der patient Die
Gjenuatbulnl9 Su Milren, baf3 feline @pultitus
ticn feline SeIdldbigun9 crlittcn Cmclchcs uur
III oft Der Sal nit dneern 9Silen lit, Die III
un9ebithrliden Suantttdteu pcrfd)Iun9en
ipereen.)
$50 Jfranftrtten pber 8aucb0rimmen ben
@ebraud, bicics 9Ibfibruug6mittel6 erfcrpcrt,
mag Der paticnt oeriTctcrt ici,t, ta6 ole llrins
d)e III leinem ci9eneu 5torpcr licgt rnb nid,t
in Der MebiStr, uno in jebem Safe no bas
Saudgrimmen cine 9rpee Gerdnccrung ter>
porbrtn9t, fam man auf eineu be6ern Or
frl9 rchncn.
~ lie ScrId,riftcn gum @jebraudl bicftr
ocrtrefliten Nlleu iInbet man in ben nit
Den Sdahteln 9egebenen @ebraud,Settelu.
BIZ ~Dtclc phan;euarti9cn llninerlalpillcn
fInO ct1rSi9 lnb alIriu dcht Su baben in eedja
GauntD in
Sa9e's Sruferei
III 9lacntauu. Csl9cnt)
Sctpbcr 81.
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NaC6rtC6t.

Dd bic llnter;eihnetcn als 9lbntiniifratcs
ren Der NiuterlaiIenihaft bes pertprtenen
Daniel Sdger letthm bon 9iiceer,
Wtacun9ie on9eitelt purccn, 70 wsrben ale
Ntejenigen ipelde nrb an beia9te SNiuterlals
ienidlaft nuf irgcro cine slrt fd,uioig iTub,
ernitlidb auf9eforoert tnnerbalb ied,e aSrdeu,
an oielclben ob3ubesablcn. @leid,falls pers
ben etejcnigcn eriud,t ipelde md, sinlereers
lni9en an beiagte ointerla6enfhaft hnben,
tbre &edlnun9en wcbIbcitdti9t einsubrinseI,
bamit Nidti9fcit 9emadt ,pereen tann.
Seinri0 Saser, } 9lo,,rs
Stana Sa9(r ~ 00'
Sctober "a. nq--6nt
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Sd6erifs- -8Ufdufe.
CNurCb 9lufld)ub.)

Rraft unterfhiebfider ans Der Genrt pen
gGommcn pleas bon 2ed,a @duntD an mid,
aeritltcter fdrftlder Sefeble pcn Sencities
nj Grpenas, fell cfentiid> pcrllei9crt ncr:
ben, an eem Gcurtbaufe IN Slllentdun, Veda
GanttD, Mlcnta9e, ben 8. Neeember, nm
lltr 9todbmitra9s:
Sin 9elpt1er Stri6 %. Gtlif 2anb,
Iieoeuo in SNeioclberg Saunitip, 2cdla &aun
tp, liceeup all Qano ocu Geor9 der, 98ils
liam gSehr, Oaniel SeuRn9er, Daniel Nee
ter aiio auecIe; enttaltenS od't nno ad,ti9
older, mebr coer 10 niger uebit 3u9abe, nor.
sanf erribtet 1T
Gin speiitDfigte5 ffeiilern 9SirtE6s
botts, elm eiult6diates iteiucrn lScbnhaus,
eiu areees iteinern SrennbduS, eme arc6e
lfetnerne Shwe,ersS Sdeuer mo ein 9rcefr
NrdmrScheo.- eano 1T gut 9eip6Eert
unc nit Socll nno 9Sielenlane Qeb6ri9 perie;
ben. G5 1T elm gutter 9lepfels sSaum9arteH
auf benz plaEe uno uiefehlenees 9Saiier in
9fSbren ppr Der 2bure. @ingescseu uuo III
grecutien gencn,n,en ale eas @igentbum pen
SO tftiam Nenitermad,er.
Dee9leihen an benifelben plaee, une nm
tiefelbe 3cit, eiuc gelpiiie
YSphnlln1 9rltnbiflif ilnb Grid
qano, licSenb il eYnn Saunfd,ip, eedla Sauns
~, grdusene an einbereier bon Sdmes Snps
Der, Dapio Supcer, S,enrD Suprer, Sobn
Grin uno anecrer, enthalteno ein hunbert
nnp bier pno piersi9 glder, mehr ceer meulf
aer, nit Der 3naabe, ucu peld,eu filnfsehr
slder Sacl;lauc iinc. @rridtct 1T earauf
Gin 9tteS etnltpfl9tc6 9lefhauS,
cine 8ranutsDsinbreuneret eiu Scioerhans,
em gut Sprin9haus, etne orcee SdHpeiScr.
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q,rcelalltattoit.

Ginteinal Der adittare s 0 b II Sdnfs
WrdIocnts 9fidter III ben perid,ieoenen ecilrs
ten pnn Common lSled6 i'm eritteu UerId1tes
besirf, beiffbenc aus ben 9aluities yerfs,
0orthamptcu illlo eeda, i'm Gtaat 9sennftls
panieit in &rdft fcines 9lmtcS prdiloents
slid)ter Der oerid,ieoemen @curtci bon SDer
ttio yerminer unb alaemeiner Gjefit9niB'
grleibigu1g In belasten Gaunties; une
Saeob Ste n. nuS s. Is. X II {, IT.
Glaiires, 9iid)ter Der @purten prn Sper ue
Ierniner unc allaemeiner @efdn9ribsSres
biguna fur bic 9iidtung pcn paupt'nno ails
fern Brbrehen tn 9eoad,tem eedla Saintp
ibren Sefehl an mid, 9eitellt haben wrrln
tle cine Court BON SDer unb Sernilltcr ltiio
Suarter Seiilcu lIic Common pleas ails
berdrmen, melde aebalten ncroen icl III Der
Stabt 9lllentamn fir bas @auntD Sedla, auf
ben erfen Wonta9 I'M Wcnat Gecembert
ipeld,e5 Der Ste bes befa9ten Wtcnate 1T, llitp
peId)e cine @che bauern tpiro.
60 miro hermit 9tabridt 9e9eben.
ali ale 8rieoensridter unb Gcnftobel inners
halb benz bela9ten @auntD bon ecda, oaB
flc nann unb baleltf in eigener pei ion NIT
ihren 9fclls, 9iecoros, ooSuqutilttoneit @ranis
inaticnen uuo allen auoern Grlnnerln9en
ild, ctnfinben, I'M Die Sadlen ST tbun uno
gu Derpalten, ipelhe ibren 9lemtern rbltc9cn.
Ses9lei den
meroen audi ale biejeni9cn, teld,e ac9cn
@efansene III benz @efdn9nie eeS Sannties
9eda ais ,Gld9er pber 3eu9en dufSutretcn
baben, benad,ridtiget, baB iIe ildh dllenrt nio
bafelb(t einsufinoen baben, I'm eiclelben si
rrrieauiren pie eS ihneu &eoht eulifen mag.
Ge9eben inter mieiner Sano, III Der Stoet
9lltentaun, eiefen 24iten Setober, i'm
cabr unIers Soerrn Gin 3auieno Sltt
i.unbert uub 9ldt uno~ ~DrelBtg.
eSaecb Sagenbu6 S6ertff.
@SGG erbalte bic 9icpublif !!
Sctcber "a. ilq-6m
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Sbpntas G5tnftlt1cr,
Supferz Sefetlz ltno Slc6l6mibt III
Der Stapt 9Qlentalln.

UT SlNll <NllklllNlll.
@enad,ridtiat feline Sreunce unb ein acs
cbrtes Iublifltm ilberbaupt, oa6 CT Die cbige
9eid,Gfte nod, immer an ieinem altenStanc,
in Der Soamiltoli Strase, ,ciui9e 1biireu cters
haIb Selfriege uuo 9Sulcns Strbr fortbcs
treibt-allnp er
9lae 9lrten Srannhpeilr>Sefel rno
icuiti9es &upfer9eftirr pcn jecer @enens
nun9 auf oas 9eid'madppHitc uub Sauers
hafteltc oerfertiget, ipeld)cS CT fpillens III gu
billiJen preilen gu ocrfaufcn. Serner tat er
100 reue Sefen Don alien Sprten
erbaltsu, Die er an cen nitri9iten 9Nrcilcn
III pcrfaufcn ae(rnnen lit. DIR lle 9reis
mirr fur aItc6 Gtlen uno Gpe 9cSc5cn.
Stanlp'S patentirte 9tDatarp Sod
Sefeu, Su Den Yhilarclpbia prclieu.
9lud, halt CT tmmer
Sfeurotr uno SrpnuelrL
uuo fcrtt9eS @rfgeidirr bon jeeer @erers
nuuq auf S.due, ipeIdes allies CT pctlfeil
perfaufen wirc.
Gr it cautbdr FIR Die auegctetnte 9iuf.
ml,nteruu9, eie er btshcr i'll cieicn Gcfdifs
ten 9enpeen bat une bcft, ourdl cine geuaue
Scctahtuna Ieiuer gjefch6ftc6, pfidten mo
tilliqe 9Orciie, cine Serteoucr Der G'emrgcRs
beIt ieinsr Sreunpe unb Der Sfentliden Gjmil
III gcnie6cn.
Stids 9lrbeit ole su eieien @jeftifs
Ten 9ehprt, miro Guf Die flIr,cite sIu;eige unb
AT een alcrnieerigffen preilsn rcrricttrt.
9lltcs &upfer, Rcifina, 3nn, Slei nimmt
er cntmetcr in 9lustauih fur 9Saarrn cner
Qe9cn baar @elb an unc besobIs ben btditeu
YreiB eafilr.
StplnaS @infiil9er.
Slllentaun, Sept 10. Hq-3M
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Or. oS, oscGelboeft,

Scnadrhtigt hicrnlit tas 9ccbrte Nutlis
finn in mo un AHeHfduu, eoB or, mad, tpie
ucr, Die mcticinifde VrariS aueubt, alS in.
mere neilfmee, @birur9ic uue @ebnrtShnlfr,
uuo terct III, lripcM i'm 2auee mic in Ger
Stabt bri Sag uuc Jtda,t 81 cienen. 3u
elrid,er 3cit nimmt CT oub Smeenten in
tlnrrrid)t All. Seiue 9Schnun9 III IN rem
filelit,en Gebduee Ger bOmScpathiichcn slfa'
temie. Guyana an Ger Sltlciic.
SlQcutanlb Sspt. II. fl9-6nl
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3cr9nu6e.
Gcn gGilliam 9llummcr, Ga.

Or. SaDne-Qi'ber Soerr Icr einioen
agcr purbe mriu Schr, Ii Sahr dIt, NIT
Srcd,cu mo Cnrchlauf befalten, nertnufen
nit hef!igcu Srdnpfeu. 90ir fdneen ihn lies
Qcuo slpntcu eem Naus nuo Der Sd,eurr,
uuo unfdhig aufSulfehrn. sd, tru9 itn ins
Nar6, mo Qab linn cine cpiIS ccu ihrem
Sarm:uatiu &aIiam, meIhe6 linn bdlo Gins
beruuo ucrIhaffte, mo ibn bann 9ans ipieoer
bcrflcIlte. sd, perbleite &C.
gBilIidm ~ tmmer.
Gdutcu u. g., Sct. 10. 1882.
Bon tcm Gtrp Gncd, SO. Ssarscr, g,rsei.
Ger an Der @dptiitcn StirdIe IN 3eaeing,
VruniIlraujcn.
SIM Suli 1881 murec idb nit einem hefti,
ncn Gnrdlfall befhlIen, rerbuuten nit arofs
fen ShmCrSen uub sitaau9 orn Ylut. Sd,
llcb mir alet aim cine Scttlc bon Er. SaDs
nss @drminatipe Saliam hplcn, ipcoru elnis
&c Gcltn uaGh Gem Gebraudlettel genonp
men cine pr!Ifcmmenc SHeilun8 bepirften.
Gnoo1 SO. Barter.
Ciefc Wlericiu rpiro ollrin prdparirt rcn
Nr. =. cSdyne, 9ic 20. Siio trilte Strafe,
Dhidcclphid, uno CT periId,ert bas publis
cum, eaf; pcru leiue llntcrlhrift Don ihm
ielber 0cfchricbcu, nidht jeoe Slnmeifnng be-
aleitct, peld)c um bic Slaife it, 70 1T es
nid,t Die ddNte. Opetor 9. Sapne.
~ Stiac Meciim 1T in sllIentaun in
Shmiot'S 2tpctbefe an babcn.
glu9uit /. nq-bu.