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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-18
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Il al lortltg Esta bllsDnteMt
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Il al rtng Ista bllsf)nteut,
SAMUEL EI ADAMS,
NAI GUILD respectfully INFORM the
V y ciIizns of Dover, and the ad-
joining counties, that he has commenced
the Tailoring busIneos 10 the Town OF
canal Dover, merchants row Factory
Street, Two doors west of Mon,fredy g.
McClesn's New Store, in tho room for.
merIy occupied by Mre. NJ. C. GIonin-
ger as a confectionery, where Clothing
will be made in the most fashionable 81
1T hitting manner; from his experience in
the above business, he feels assured that
he will be able 10 render general sa,is~
!ac''on TO ALL who are pleased, to give
him call.
Dover, April 10Th 1910. C
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Dover, April 10Th 1910,
0FTAKE NOTTCE

All those Indebted to The Subscriber,
6y Book account, or Notes, to older
dates than six months, are requested to
call and settle up, otherwise their &C.
counts will be left in the hands of proper
officers for collection.
Sep. d, 1910.
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lice," and assure the LOST damsels Of
the great grief which prevails on ae~
count Of their absence, and that their
friends here would fain receive them
with open arms"
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HIS PREPARATIONS ARE.
HIS ELLXER OF HEALTHII

This medicine has been extensively used for
he last eight years and has proved more sue
cessflll than any. other known combination of
medicines for all persons in q weakly and deli
cate state of health, Loss ofappetite, Weakness
and debility. Indigestion Oppression from food,
Sour Stomach Nervous Affections, Pains in the
stomach, sides, shoulders, and breast, Headache,
Cosveness, Weariness, Shortness of Breath,
palpilation of the heart, Symptoms Of approach
ing consumption, Fever affections, Dyspepsia,
and all diseases caused by derangcd or debl-
itated state of the Stomach and digestive organs,
which are the prime regulators Of the whole sys
TEN; removing al! distractions, promoting aid
maintaining healthy action liealih3Vig
or is restored to tie whole s. stem, As pre-
ventative of billions and other diseases il is invaI
liable, From its power 10 remove all morbid bile
and other vitiated matter from the system, and
maintaining healthy action by lis timely use
much sickness may be prevented.
DR.. Mathews at Hebron, Con the Ohio Cam
al and a very sickly place. informs me that lie
has noticed lis effects for many Years, and that
during the sckly season--those families that
made a timely use of the Elixer were exempt
from those icvors which prevail among them.
As Family medicine, it is valuable prepera-
tiGn, being mild and perfectly safe in its opera.
ton, for further particulars examine the direc-
tions accompanying the medicine,
HIS MEDICINAL OR ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS,
These Pills are prepared expressly for those
Bilious habits and complaints which SO much
abound in this country and may be relied opon
as safe, and Efiicacious Ambitious cathar,ic
medicine. No family should be without these
or similar medicine in their house, as por-
ton in the moments of an attack, may prevent
aserious fit of sickness, and thereby gave much
pssssn!expensc, ,and risk of life. Accompanying
the pills is full description of all symptoms OF
bilious habit and approaching fever with div
rectIons for its removal. ANY person using
these pills and being dissatisfied with their eff
fects can have their money refunded TO them by
returning the balance.
FL. EAST.MANS Fsbryuge and To-
mic POwders.
A perfectly safe and efIectual cure for the A.
CUE AND FEVER.
These medicines taken according to directions
effect permanent cure of the Ague and Fever
only ask for them trial IL. Eastman.
SPECIFIC EMBROCATION This is
medicine for external application and has Prov
cd superior to any thing of the kind in cases
of local and seated pains in the side, Back,
shoulders or limbs, Painful affections of the face,
Stiff Joints, contracted cords, Painful tumours,
spinal affections, Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises,
and all external injuries. 1t is also the best ar
ticLe now in use as an application for sprains,
strains, or gals in Horses.
The above articles all for sale at BRAINARD
&BIGELOW'S Canal Dover, July 29th 1910.
so, n. 3. m.
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ATEEElsT0N & PECK.
lttorileps at IaIn.
N EW PHlLAD E l. p HI A.
DIR. EASMANtS
August %, 1s4o-tf

Would invite the attention of the afflicted D
his valuable preparations of Medicines, whit
hing proved most sigualIy successful in resooh>
ave the sick and afflicted to the biessingsico
health. lie has the satisfaction ofknowing of
hundreds Of cases that were considered hope
less, being cured by the use ofhis medicines af-
ter all other remedies had failed. They are
medicines approved and extensively used BY the
most eminent Physicians in the state whose tess
timonials, and that of many others of the first
responsibility. may be seen whore The medicines
Ssre for sale
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BE. Makemson
e S r r A VI

-, Comc to the farm of John Hykes in Gorhen
Township, Tuscarawas county carly last
spring, Bay Maro Colt, rising a years old, a.
bout l5hands high bind of the left eye, and
white on the right hind foot.
ANY person, proving property and paying
cearges can have the same.
JOHN HYKES.
Nov. 9th 1910. 3w.
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STRA

strayed away from the Subscriber living in
DOver-township, uscarawas county.
A DALD BAY MARE,
About 10 years Cid, a mark on her Iefi hind log,
where she received an injury some years since
ANY Perso giving information where said marc
is, shall be rewarded.
w. McCLEARY.
November 9Th, 1910. 3w.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING


II OSEPH w. NEWBURGH, would res
o. spectfnlly inform his old friends and
the public in general, that he carries on
the above business in all its various
branches, one door East Of j. ]. Smiths.
Store, where he may 'at all times be
found 10 attend 10 all work intrusted to
him. He flatters himself il will be
done as durable, neat and fashionable,
as il can be done in the country, as he
intends at all times 10 keep in his EN-
ploy good competent workman, and he
means TO receive the Fashions isamply
provided for.
To accommodate his frieEds in the
country, be will take nearly all kinds
country produce.
N. B. One or two apprentices vans
ted Immediately to learn the Tailoring
business. Boys between the age of l5
and I6, would be preferred. They must
be of COED character, as recommends
tiors Of industry, honesty, and sobrie>
ty, will be required.
Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1889. IT.
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From the Sciota Vallsy Pest.
RULE TO MEASURE CORN in
THE EAR.

Mr., Camden:-SH, believing the fol-
lowing 10 be correct aud speedy method
of measuring corn; ] ask a place for it
in your valuable psPer. This request
presume, you will not deny--as it can.
no, fail to be of the utmost advantage
to many of our readers-as 70 doubt
the principal part Of your subscribers,
resides on or near the great Scioto river,
whIch pyoduces corn more abundanlly
perhaps, Than any other valley west OF
the Mountains, consequently they have
many large pens or cribs Of corn annu-
ally Cor sale.
RULE.
Leave the corn in crib or pen 80 that
il will be Of equal depth throughout.
Then ascertain the length, breadth and
depth of the crib or pan, multiply these
dimension together, and then product
by 4 l-2. Then cut off one figure from
the right Of this last product, and the re'
mainder will be so many bushels ofshel-
lod corn; and the fgute Gu, of, the de-
cimal of bushel.
EXAMPLE.
. In crib or pen Of corn in the ear,
measuring 10 feet long, 8 foet high, and
Z feet wide, there will be 252 bushels OF
shelled corn.
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HoPE.--"Hope is a fiaterer, but the
most upright of all parishes; for she fre
qUents the poor mans hut as we'll az the
palace Of his superior" p Shenstone.
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CA U TICM.

ALL persons are cautioned against trusting
my wife Mary Savage, who left mo October
18th, without any just cause of complaint, as
shall pay no debts Of her contracting,
JEHIEL SAVAGE
October 18th, 1910. 3w. p.
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Frum the ). Western Sentinel.
MARY

( Remember when aschoolboy creeping down
stairs 0nenighi,, after my companions were a
sleep, to spend an hour with ny masters daugh
ter ina private setting room, Before 1 had
been with her ten minutes, her mothers foot
steps were heard so suddenly in the passage that
itwaS impossible for me to retire without being
discovered in myexh. The door by which |
entered lay too far for me TO hope that l could
reach it before the lady would open that which
stood opposite. >Ardiscovery would have been
terrible to both of US, Notwithstanding ourlnuo-
csnce ofheart and purpose. What was to be
donef
Masy-plaeed her finger on.her lip, looked to-
wards my door and as her mother opened the
other, apparently snufad out the candle. The
act was SO 1delicately timed, that the old woman
saw her using the snufIers, but Mary SO hem.
med in the light with their hollow part, that
her mother meyer detected my trembling per-
son. crOuGhsd asI was, behind my young loves
chair. During the hustle attendant on tho illu.
nination of the candle at miraculous duh fire
i crawIed towards the door and escuped-
"What's that!'' asked old Mrs. 7
what's that galloping across tho floor1"
Petsr Mastiff's puppy the brute ia always
here," coolly replied the lass.
'Maryl thou blue eyer love of my boyhood,
where art thoul Many time have you and l
mingled our tears, until the fair tresses ths, wan
toned on thy Peachy cheek were damp as ,he
vine tendrils.
"Wet wi the bIots O dew"
5ecause-alasl we were too young to be mar.
lied. We swore at Christmas TO be constant
ant and patient until midsummer, and then deCy
late, aid ran away. But it was our doom new.
er to behold and know each other again. Per.
haps see thee daily dark eyed girl; and thou
seest me, but time has made such havoc with
our look, that thou dost neither recognize me
nor thee. Well, well, my girl, we had our
happy hours! poor fools as we were.
Perhaps little Mary is at this momen. Laughs
ing at the remembrance other pretty trick with
the SnaferS, and wondering what has become
ofme.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
THE Subscribers would hereby inform the
citizens of Bolivar and the adjacent country.
that they have entered into partnership for the
practice of Medicine and Surgery, and would
most respectfully tender their professional SER
vices to those who may become the subjects OF
disease.
A. J, BENNETT,
JAMES JOHNSO
August 2S, 1S40-tf
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BOOT s. SHOE STORE
81 tuated in the building formerly 0ccupi
ed as Grocery By Mr.. Stmph, &
opposite the Mansion House, vi
New Philadelphia, Ohio. s.
CONRAD GENTCE, @
EB ESPECTFULLY informs the cit
Eh jzene of New Philadelphia, ahas
he carries on The above Business in all
OF It's various branches, and as he keep.
mono other than his own manufactured
he can confidently recommend his work
to all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom.
Particular attention will be given 10
the manufac ure OF Gentlemen's
FINE BOOTS,
as this work will be done by one of the
best Bootmen in the country. ALSO
Ladies' Work by Measure.
A general assortment of BOOTS g.
SHOES (of his own make constantly
on hand.
The Public are respectfully invited TO
give hiE call before purchasing else
where.
ALSO
Groceries, such as Wine, Beer and ci-
der, and Liquer by the quart and gall
Ion.
Nw phiIaAelnhio Aup 1G 1890
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DrDCla NJ 4 t / 8 II.

Naheem bet ahtbare John &anFs, Csc.
Dre1teent ber perltbiepfnenG cnrtcn pong cM'
mon pleae, ets briften 0erthtsbearfs hes
ttsteno aus een Gauuties Ssrfe, Slorttamps
ton unp $etba, IN psnnfpSanlen, uub Niebs
ter Der nnterlbissIitbsA gourtsn BON Optr
uus Ssrmintr, Der piertsiabrisea Sis sinsen
uns allsemeinr SsfaaaniB Grlselauma, IN
sebatbten gauntice, nnb Wlattbias 6. Weis
tbaro unb MiQiam 2lppaus, geq'e., Nittcr
Der gourtru Don Sper unb 3erminer, Der
Dlsrtljabri9en GikAnaeu II. allstmeintr 4es
fan9nb grleeisuGs far Die NihtuHs BON
6anpts Hab aneern Ssreretbtn in aesatbtem
gauntp Serfs, ibrcm Befebl an mib ausses
tteat batep, patlrt Neaoins, esu i9tsn Ipril
A. D. 1910, Wprin fie cine Court pong goms
meu spleae cer aasemeinsu sicrtsljabrisen
Sisuaaen, Oper uue 9srmuer uno allsemtis
ner 8efdnsnlb GrIeniauns ankeranmen, ,ptI.
tbc srhalten wsraen loa su Neabus, fir Die
eaunsY Berfs, auf oen erffen t11enta8
in nddffen Auauf, {tpsle6es ben stsa oes
erlastsn W'enats iein plro,) une welebs 5rpet
QBoeben oausrH Ipa--
90 miro biermit Staetrtt ertteilt an ben
@proaer, Die grisosnsr,htsr uno gsnttabst
Der sseahtsa gauntp 8erts : eas fs Geb ~
srIastsr 3eit, um 10 llbr Sermittass, nit
itren Sersri6niffen, NesIlratnrrn, llnttr'
inebunsen uae GraminationRn uno alsl an'
oern @riunsrRnacn einlufincsn babenum lois
6e Oinss 10 tbun, bic ibrm 4smtsyn 5u
tbnu oblisssn.-Dtsslsiebsu Diejsnisen wtl'
de perbunpsu fnp seatn bic @sfanasnsn ole
in Dem GefinsniiIt csr gaumtp Berfs fnp,
rosr BANK lein mtssn ssri6tlieb su psrtabs
rsn. 70 ipis es rtdbt lsin naa.
Seinrib Sinfly, gbsrif.
Sbcriffs Nmt, Meaoin9,}
Suli 7, 1910. 4m.
"Goft rrtalte Ole KpubliF -
S Die 3cusen une Snrcre, wslebe aaf CT.
iaate Court UoraeIaren QMb, psrosn srfaebt,
Ylntt!ibfeit sa bsobad6teM: im Ba0 ibres
1usblsttsms wsrten ft in Ssma6seit bss
Ssfsses baSu seswunaeH. Slsie Gn;sias ,piro
auf bsienecrn Srfebl bsr Court bsfannt &C,
maebt. baber aae 2iejenissn, pslbs es ans
9ebt, lttb barnacb III ridtcn bateu.
~ Oie SrleSensrihter burdaMs bsrg auns
tp ltno etrertietbigit erIntbt Der,ebt BON Nss
ccaai;anees uno 4uflaasa an sinen Der pro.
isauirsneen anmales. pstsr Si(bert uae =.
sprinale Sonss, Gsqe. einise 9ase ver ber
Court III MAIDEN, fS bat 8iQs iatereitst
,perbsn m6atn, fir bas 9anps(n BET @rano
Surp une parteien, 3euasn uul bsiwctasus
er Jarp feine Seit psrliersa.
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&apltel bon una(iifsfdIen.

am 4tsn Suli ssriprans cine Sannons bei
Der Vsisr in WomsISbcrt eiefer Gauntp, uno
srsl SunSs Oldnnsr wurssn ffarf bsfddbiat.-
3psi BON ibnen, Sfaaf &albadb uno -Sils
let's, baben jsoer elm Ssin ssbroben une ssr
anssrs, Nsibasl Noa, srbslt sins ssfabtits
Q4unoe in Der Ssite.
I'm oten Suli wurSs in 6arrisburs cine Of
fsntlbe 8erfammluns bsrufen, ;u gbren bsa
Tije Yrefssnten 0ibarb W. Sobnfsn, webs
aus elmer Rannone psm sapitol 6iissl ssfbOf
fen rpuros; eur6 unseitises aOsssben serfeIben
,purbs Der linfe 0rm ess qabsnbsn Hrfbmst,
tsrt. Ct wuree cbne Befinnun9 rpss9etrassn,
Der arm rnuBte an osr Sbulter abssncmmen
wsrSsn uno fur iein as0sn mar ,penis 5ocf'
run9.
I'm sorlsstsn Samffase fisI elm Sebn BON
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asnes eissntbum, namlih Cine sswi0e
2Debnnns une Strib $anb, $ieaenpl in sana'
iebwamin Saun(blp, Ssrts gaunty; be
artn3t rurh <anb Von walbert uno Sobn
mnp Saeob Slon,ina, uab 2hloersr sntbaltsuo
4 @fsr, mcbr coer psnl9er parauf 1T Gin
cintt6flstss rcppeItss 9Icdbsus, 8lodltaa,
eln Srunasn nit binlansliebem wader, aus
sin Gpfelbaumsarten. - >estbsri9es gisens
tbum bon glifabrtb psIo.
Seinrib SinfIy, Sebcrif.
Ttabins, Suli Ia.
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Or. Sebter's
Gun9en.Dreferpatiu.
prsis so Sent bic Efafets,

prsis so Sent bic 8lIds,
Sft cine isbr fbastar. 3abersitnna, eatccft
oure6 tlnen rtselmafiiasa unp terhbmtsn osut,
ldbsn Ar5t, Der fe aber finbis Sabre in fsi,
nsr eisenrm Drarls in 9sutIshlanb stbranebt
latts, tn tpelttsm >anpc Ite rabrsnb jsnsr 3eit
dnfiertt ausssoebnt bsnust pmros, lei 6utten,
8srfaltunssn, Ratarbfsber, gnsbrafisfsit,
Ssuhbufen SsitsD une Wifen(Gmeraen,
8lntlpeien jeoer 1rt Yratt. Rne $unssntes
fhwerosn, unb iu 5smmuna Der tsrannabtn,
oen Aue;sbrnna. Seislss Fam ais SOB Ser
cblsea Weri,in selaat werosn, atsr hie 3ei.
tuasstsfanntmatbuussn ftno 5afo(fpieIia eas
gu; Ieesr bsfrisbisenos 0e,psIs in bs(Ttn m,r.
tnnaen rpire in elnrm Brrluhs pan,it aefun,
ben pereeu, 70 tpie allb Iablreihe gmpfbluRs
9en ne Anpsiiunsessttel besleitsnb. llsbsr
1000 Slalttn ftno alltn in Dbilabelpbia
matreno benz IesTn mntsr Dsrfauft wcrDea,
Gin lter3rnscaper 8smsis bon otitM .Slnbbar,
te't, IenIt whree cine 70 srcGs Qaantitat ME
perfauff tccrSen 1eln.
o .Siefe meoiiiu if nm ben obem anses
sttsnen prsis in oieier Drnfersi III batsn.
Snni so. bD.
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llnpcrmDachoe SbnlOuer.

Slaebpsm wir, Die llnNrftbrebcntn, Sci osr
Court pou Common plsas BON SerfS gauns
tp nm be 15Obltat Der 8dese, rpelebe aum
8stsn unssrin6aennsv Stbulsner semaebt
weroeu, anssIu6t batsn, uns nahenm bic
triasts gcmrr oen erften t1Iontaa i'm nad,.
iten 1uauff, (uamliA ben stta erIasten
Mcnate) anbsranmt bat, nns uno unlers
@reoitorsn am erfasten Gage, 8ormittass
nm 10 llhr, III osin gourtbauis Der Staot
Neaoins, abjuhtren; 70 setsn ,pir uniern
reIrettiyen greoitoren bisrmit Slabriest, ,bas
nit 0e ild oann nno baieltt einfnpsn eon.
nen psnu 1te IS fir snt balten.
peter Sriner Jobn pbillips,
Jafob Rolano, Jobn Kidaros, gumru,
Wsafina, Suli IA.
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OtntsrlaiTenlbaft oes perforbeneu
eSpbn 8ri5mer.

Dis Gntertsi6neten Iupitorsn, eraanut
purtb bic waiisn:gourt BON 8srts gauutp,
nm Sertbsiluna 3u maeben bon Der Bilaus
III 6dnesn BON penrp Sepcr, 9lpmluittratrr
bes nnlanaf III Dlsp 9auniebip, ertasten
ganntp, VsrIiorbsnsn 8 obn Gris
percea lth su psm 3rps9 per1ammeln aut
Wlittwceb pen 29iten initebsnosn Suli, un,
10 ltbr SormttaSs, in csr Nmtsttube pom
u. S. Miller, Geo in Nsapns, su wster
3eit uno Ort fteb ale IoIebs, Die pabs iutsrsfs
(lrt 1nc, sefalliait enitnoen ,pollen.
peter Sberer !
Jeremiab q. Sittina uubitcrsn.
II. j. Miller,
Snli Id, I840. SIN.
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Sarruom unp Splcr I!
Sempfratilbe Gauntp OerIamm(uno

Semrtratlbe SallntD Der Iamnilung
Ginc oG8emeine Gauntpc c&erlammlune
D. Sreunoe pon6arrilon II. Epler, Geform
uno before 3eiten. eanftie fit Die grbal,
tuns amerifaniiber Snouitrie uno pro
butte uno ee9en Martin San Yuren, Dem
8erfebter Don nieoern Qrbpitslobn, elmer
ffebenoen Qrmee BON 300, 900 Wann, uno
elmer perl6wenoeriiben Sooeral Ionlini
ffration; miro am erifen @ontaa in Der
erften Gourt' 'Bobe (tpelbes Der Ste Sag
oes Monats Iusuft it, itattfinoen, um
l ubr Ra6mitta9s, am Gourtbaulp Der
Staot 0eaoin9; fir Den 3rped iOlbe
Waasreeeln an5unebmen, bic an beltsn
9eeienet fein m6esn bic BabI BON 6arri.
ien uAo Spler fir prefoent uno 8iee-
preiioent oer Ser. Staaten su fibern.-
Die Srsunoe bon 6zrriIon uno Spler
iino boflieblf eriucbt beisuwobnen.
Sotn S6par, Sobn 8sitrman,
0anisl Sisker, Geprs 3a6arias,
Sobn W1. &eim, sSran5ie palm,
Sobn 9sIfamp, Samts gpsrbart,
Sotn Rlcpp, 9cratlc Srerler,
Sotn Nbcaps. robn Semp,
S. II. Ol 5ieltcr, Daniel s. gruunsr,
Detsr NoOams, 9aeip Vcpcr.
Sauitl 8rpsr,
Gtsbenos gemmittee.
Sfeabina SuIi IA, lS4O.
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Sfsn Dort 3sitnn9cx elssen, eae ale Ges
I6afts in jener Stapt fAlsdbt ssbsn.
Son blelen 8ssenocn in wli6isan BORT
man &lasen ubtr BEN 6ssrwura.
Sn Sofoa farbtn porltste wohs nur
orsi perfenen. BeucIeruns $4,000.
Gin Dmtlebsr S1amss @ultap Sorbirs,
besins msulieb IN Baltimore Selbttmero ills
ot,n sr feb nit <auoanum bsrsifsts.
8alfhe so geutttias fno in ebarlst1cn
i'm llmIauf.
Das ct. eoais Bulletin pom 2Often
SUM neloet. oab Or. Sames gSilfon,
S6reiber som DompffbiF prairie, nit
$4,000 eurbeeeaneen fei--pesstehen Der
Sbreiber pom DampfibiT "Daniel sSeb.
ffer'' nit $4,000.
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yleues Nhortement BON
Trlibiabrs uno SDnmer QSaaren,

yeeues Nfortement BON
Trlitjabrs uuo Sommer QSaareu,
Gebr weblfeil.
Ser llntsrfhriebene 1T 70 ebsn BON pbila.
oslpbia snrlfssfsbrt. NIT enem spcbI ausss'
ipabltm IHortsment
Grcfne QBaaren,
Spsaereien, 6arte Baarsn, Sueens-
@aaren, eeoer=@aaren. &c. &c. &c.
nstit elmer Qrpisn Quantitat Grps, ,Gal3 uno
Sn6t. - Olan bat e6enfalIs anf !6anp ei'
nen Yorjaslihsa Irtlfcl BON
erofen fbarfbrub &oblen,
rctbaItbe &oblen fir @hmiebe, wtib. uno
rptbaihe Slu6 Roblen anm Saltbrennea,
meIete aGe 1sbr nsaris sertauft msrpsn fir
Saarsslo cOcr ia sauleb fit >anceeprOeuets
milliam tfJensel.
Wobrsblle, Snli ID
81. .. O6snuatsrSelebneter tejablt ben
behItsn Yreis in SaarssIe, fir 6afsr, Nos,
gen uue 2Bslfbtoru.
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SurD glife, fir oie 9lu9uf Court.

Orano Jurors.
Sotn BWMpt, Bansr, Waibenerief.
Scbn Orumbsasr. Sebneioer, Carl.
Salomon O6blsr, 9ru9er, Neabins.
Dapib Drep, Bauer, Noftaue.
Seinrieb Siltert, SrelaGe, Bern.
Benjamin 8ebman, Sauer, gasrmarSon.
9aYio 5sinlp, Satwirtb, Iltanp.
Safob Sanlpn 8auer, Dittrift.
Sofepb Slapp, &utlbenmaebsr, Stealing.
Geers &epler, M1iasr, 5sioelbers.
sDeter Grsaerp, Bausr, 6ereferp.
Jateb 8. Seller, %. 8nseombmauor.
Gamuel Sus, %. Maratalpmp.
Safob $efber, Dlillsr, Srdnpitfet.
Jofepb Dlarr, Saner, Yrednca.
James OuiMter, Sebrsiner, Neanins.
Ssnj amin Sitter, lssis, grstsr.
William Nolane, 6utmatsr, Weaotna.
Gsbsen Neinbaro, W1aursr, @ritnwitlb.
4hrabam Niefer, Bauer, winofor.
Btnjamin StaHbt, DO. Dlaibenfrief.
spster @6lebman, 90. Setbsl.
Sobn Ssitert %. sulpetoeeon.
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3ieber uno Smitt,
5aben 70 etea srhalten:
!6ut uno Slumpen
ct. eroir nae perto Nio 3Hfer.
preim Nen:Orleans
ipeIGs fe lebr roblfeil perfaufsn meroen, fiji,
SaarssID ooer i'm Aastanlh fir sanpesspro'
eHfts.
Ncaoins, Suli Id Stu.
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Salemcn 9owart, Sblsufnwartsr In qibas
non eauntp, in bic Sblsuis wabrnb sinSOO t
pafiirts, unb ertranf. er par unssfabr ,rptlf
Sabre alt.
Sn Nsu Ycrf ersisnstsn fd am 4tsn Sul
unsswlbnIib pisls Ieusrsbrdnifs, bei weIden
AUDI MenfbsnIebsn serlcrsn 9en9sn.
@m Wor9sn murpen in 5rn. 8. Dpelins
Stobr burb 9lbbrsnnsn GINGER Ssuerfrdfers
in Der StraiTt, eini9s &afstsn ent5inoet ,prs
rurb cine @rpIofirn bespirft uns eas Gebduse
sdnSlib ,erifart wurcs. 9aS Teuer srtf 70
fbnsQ um Gd, bas bic 8rau unb Elm Scbn
pss !3rn. .. wsIbs fb im9swsitsn Stca be.
fanSsn, nitbt ssrsttst spsrosn fonntsn uno in
ben Slammen umfamen.
lin 9 llbr brab Elm ontsrss Seuer aus unb
jsrfforts fanf Srcfe Gebdubs. I'm 12 llbr ned)
Elm anbsres, wslbss bic cbsrn Gtofperfe pcn
brsi Sauiern ;srif6rts. 2tuntrssm ,paren msbs
rers Ssuersbrtinife pdbrenb ssm Sage.
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3ieber uno Smitt,
babsa 70 eten srbaltem: eiae Onantitat bon
Superior iun9en 9p1ons, Smperials,
@umpowaios uno pauban9z5bee.
Neaoins, Suli IA. Sin.
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60 eben ct balten,
Cine Quautitat non sefalssnen S6infen,
Salcmen, St9db, OlafreIs SO nub ,, Cat.
fidbe uno ,5errlnse. am @tobr BON
3ieber nnp Smith.
Gfe Der 4tea nnb psnn; StraEen
Icabina, ID. Sn,.