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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

NV NUIEIN.
SIDNEY CLIFTON. Adventures OF an Attorney In
y Search Of Pmctcc. Althea Vernon. Two flirs
Charles Tyrroll. IIugenot Wife Hunter Stanley Only
Daughter, Cicveriy. Ethel Churchhill. Mex % the
Wcois. The Squire, ldlcr IN Italy. the Mddy. Morons
Hope. Ellen Ganville. Henry of Guise. Her &c sd
word. Mary Raymond. Nan Darrell Tho Rohber, Easi
and West Pericics and Asph1sia British Sensie. Life
IN London, Sc. SC, inst received ond Cor sale by
ap p STEPHENSON a. GARWOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

F@HRHA NEW ARRANGEMENT
azs*-e4 THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CITY, PHILA
DELPHIA and NEW YORK. Extraordinary
SpeedH u. S. NATL CHARIOT EfNE--rHKrE
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through 10 Baleimoreby contractin a. hours,
the only line At that spsed.
Leaves Wheeling every morning At sl-2 o'clock
Baltimore second mornins n ON Whsens ,.ksa
mail cars and reaches Philadelphia, washingt ton
eS sSs E s asTf cs%f LINE fsy ,a ua,,,,
every evening". reaches Frederick second evening.
takes the came mail cars TO Baltimore. Washing.
tot; n P5flIsd s s'a 2, New YORK,
ming, reaches Frederick second morning, and takes
the morning line rail road cars reaches Baltimore
same evening, and proceeds 10 Philadelphia or N
\ ark next morning; or. Al the option of passen.
gers. takes the evening m all cars at Frederick.
The subscribers have a contract with the rail
road company 10 carry their mails and passengers
from Frederick, aud every arrangement has been
made to insure comfort and regularity. Thr pro-
pretors Of the above lines reside upon the route,
thc!r personal attention, devoted TO the business
and one If them Ter stationed agent) will always
De found az wheeling, Wnshia ACTON, Pa. Union
town, Cumberland, Hsgerstov n, and Frederick
i1 addition to which travelling agents az. employ
ed whose duty q Is TO pass along the route con
sanity TO spperintend the lines.
Printed rules and regulations for the benefit OF
pssssag,r.. will be furnished apple ton at the
Office on Water street, below U. Hotel, OF the
soriil sTocRToN. MOORE. FALLS & Co.
M Ton. best Junis'a iron and nails so bore.
NJ No Cincinnati soap; so do candles.
apr 20 J a. r, MORRISON
D r. BAYLY, ATTORNEY AT LAw--Wi prnc-
III tice in the Superior and County Courts Of Wood
and Jackson Counties. Acknowledgement Wood
Co, Va REFEHEscEs; Hon. Joseph Story. Of The
Supreme Cor u, 8, Simon Greenleaf l.. l.. ID
Harvard University, Cam. Mass Hopkins & Brothers
Harvey & Bevaa. Hough. Hupp & Co. BALTIMORE
jos. III. Samnels. Shen Co. Va Bushrod Taylor
p. Williams Winchester. J. r. Msybury. p. &
MCGUIRE, Parkcrsburgh. dee 5--6u
~ Kegs butter; I Dbl roll butter Cor sale -
% apr 81 J. r MORRISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

No HArTERS.-S. Avery g. Go. have on hand
SaIony and Native Wool HAT BODIES. which
nsy will sell ON accommodating tomas oct
on boxes RAISINS
SU bales Son shsIied Almonds.
25 bores assorted Candies,
'7sc Bqcoricc inst receives and for sale BY
L. PAXTONS & TINCLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

Y Kegs butter Dbl roll butter. Tor sale ~
% apr 81 J. a. r. MORRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
PARRY.

y
Principal Office. 10 North Eighth street. Philadel
pha Pittsburgh Office, No. III 81 Clair street.
GOO, 10 the Allegheny bridge where this invaluable
Medicine may always be found. Also for sale at the
Book store sfJohn Fisher, Wheeling, Va.
nov 5-iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

" STEPHENSON. ArroRSEY AT Law. No. 2Ol.
=. Main street, Wheeling. Va. nexi dsoc below
!. Nelson's Ofsce nan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

\ BoT besi msbogsny yencirs. 'or sale by
arr9i >. & r. MORRISON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

kNyaoLEsALE AND r.. -o,-,er ha. lust re-
w AIRY SrORE-The SUIT. .,alectionarv
ei'ed a splendid asserrncat Of French y Hisse.
uch Sugar Figures &C various kinds; Fren,. N.
" an entirely rev palterR. Jelly Cakes Cum DE-.
Chry.talizod Condies. Jujabe Paste Sugar Animals.
Fishes, Dogs. Cats. Squirrels Doves. &c. SC.
Green and Dried fruits. follows. Lemons, Dates
Grapes Cvcoaauts. Soisheil AlSaonds Prunes in Jars
AL Boxes. Zante Currants. Palm Mus. Ground Nuts,
&c. &c.
Together with supply Of confectionery n h- own
manufacture which he offers az wholesale retail
scoonmolaiing terms Having had the management
Of the manufacturing department q tho principle
Enlistment IN Baltimore and Richmond. a. wen the
we'll known and splendid establishment Of W. Mouids
ZauesviIls. Ohio. ne aarcys himself that shouid the
citizens Of wheeling think him worthy of their pet
ronasshe shall 10 able 90 please. -
= dee PIT Y. NDmSbNs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
Distressing case ~ Serere SPasmcdic Aal,sa. Do,
feeiy cnrsi br Ifnnfs Bctar.ic P,Is
BEWARE OF CouHTERfvfTS

CdNfior. Bel particular IN purcha sing 10 re,
mat the label of the Medic ne contains notice az
us entry according TO act or Congress- And lie
kewise particular IN obiaiprg tlctn al 100 cha
ham 81. New-York. CT from the
REGULAR AGENTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

40 hhds v. o. SUGAR.
fO so bbls Molasses,
40 do Whiskey.
SO doz Beaver cuckots
so casks Western Reierve Cheese.
~ boxes Starch, IN store and for snte ky
aP 70 FORSYTH. MOORE a. CLARKE.
M oRUS MULTICAULIs--A few hundred gen
4vl uine Chinese Mors Multicaulis trees s,r sale.
~ the subscriber The above trees are in fine con-
u'uoh aud VIII be sold Sw. ID. HULL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA :,

MOre PROOF, Of ntc Efficacy Of DR.. Ha-ios Ned inc.
Mr. JAMES HsnrnAs, of Sumnyiown. Pa, entirely
cured of the above disease. which he afflicted With
for SIX years. His symptoms were a sense Of deien-
sion and oppression after eating distressing pain in the
pit of tho stomach. nausea. less of appetite giddnes.I
and dmnes of sight extreme debility latloncy. scrd
eructations sometimes vomiting. and pain in the right
side. depression ofspirits dturbed fanncss and
able pursue his business without causing iInme-
'date exhaustion and WEAKNESS Mr. Hartman is ma y
ny the public. and is willing give any in
formation to the afflicted, respecting the wonderful
benefit he received from the Use OF DR. HARLICH'S
Compound Strengthening and German Aperienf Pills
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

4 Ii. persons are hereby frrbitden 10 iTusi INV
n Wife Emily. as She has leff my bed and board
without my consent, and will pay dcbs OF her con
uncuhe HENRY COATS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
BEWARE OF COUNTERFRITs

C9uto1.-Pe particular IN sing 10 see that
he label OF this Medicine coma ms a notice of ia
,ntry according 20 Act of Congress And be lk,-
" Sc psrtlcu lar in obtaining them at 100 CHI, hsm
~. Newly ork, from the
hEGULAR AGENTS.
VIM IT, KING. yyb..i;,,.
STEVENSON 8. NEAL partsrshnrr,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

n - BBLs. Whiskey just received on co.sign.
a mcnt, and for sale by
feb FORSYTH, MOORE & CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

s1rrfr'Hg pdrtners q nhe fra q yanlc,r. Hicks 4 Co
mar l2-iIoct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

LIQUORS a. WlNES-Champaign Brandy, So
IL pcTior 81 years old,
A Seguetto Cogniac, Fine favor arrl dark color
Bordeaux Brandy, do do
Domestic Brandy. IN pipes.
Tennessee Peach Brandy.
Jamaica Spirits. ~ years old.
Holland Gin n. D.. Rum,
Port Wine. CFreble grape md low priccd)
MADEIRA Wine. Zine and low priccd)
Lisbon and Sweet Malaga Wines.
Muscat IN cases, IN store for sale on accbnno-
daiing terms, by tho cask or un draft Ivy
SOLOMON KING.
apps No. 46. corner Of Watef and Union sfs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

As AChlNE CARDS'--A complete assortment Of
I've Machine Cards, constantly on hand and for
sale by FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-09

is hERESY BY Ihe Rev An.
~ Drew Wylie. ID. ID. President of Indiana Colloo.
few copies just received and for sale by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

1.-THE Patriot makes lame attempt to excuse
Gen. Fctcher's inability TO represent this district,
by pretending to tell what i0e know about the mat
ter. How did Mr.. Marston learn what zoe know
about il? We ask, as he has evidently been eth
cr very much msinlurmed, or has assumed to pos
sess knowledge which he does not possess We
know that our statement in regard to Gen. Flech-
er is correct and we know il ON the hest authori-
IS. In May last we saw him ut Washington and
had il from his own lips that his health permitted
him {" to attend in the House aud vote upon all
important questions" Could he do more Than
that, he would unqueslionubly so tell u.s. lie did
not, however. Quite sure are we that this is the
extent Of his ability and that for any thing be-
yond this, The people OF the district must rely up
on his Young son TO be their representative. In
Justice to the people Of the district we have felt
hound TO state these facts, that they may know
precisely what to expect if Gen. Fletcher is again
elected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24
LOOK HERE, EVERY BODY!

A coNTRAsT.-Who gains by The destruction Of
credit and The establishment of Hard Money
Currency?
The Office holders Who will receive their sal
aries in gold and silver, while the value OF prop
erty will he reduced one half
The Money Lender and USWer-Whose gold
and silver will be augmented in value in a ratio
corresponding with the reduction in the value of
property.
The Rich-For it will, in The language of Gen.
jackson, make the rich richer, and the poor
poorer"
The Creditor-Who will thereby be enabled to
Cypress, and utterly ruin his unfortunate debtor
Who loses by the destruction of Credit and the
establishment Of a Hard Currencu?
The Fdrmer-Whose farm is reduced in value
one halt, and It's productions in an equal proper.
ton.
The Laborer-Who is either utterly deprived of
the means of earning his daily bread, or is com
PEELED to work at prices varying from 10 to 40
cents per day, instead of one dollar and one dol
lar and half, as heretofore.
The Poor .Mun-Who will be deprived Of al
prospects of ever rising to opulence in life by the
destruction of all credit and enterprise
The Young Man-Who will have torn from
him the greater main springs to industry and ex-
erton-and who, hcncelorth must never allow
his aspirations 10 rise above the lower and hum.
bier walks of life, unless born to wealth and opu-
lence.
The debtor-Wbose property will be sacrificed
10 fill the Golfers of his rapacious creditor.
Let every man in the country ponder wen th'
above truths. The Administration have decreet
the destruction of credit, and the establishment
n metallic currency; and unless speedily arrested
in its course, will soon utterly demolish the leve
of individual and national enterprise PROSTATE
the institutions OF our country, aud overthrow tn,
prosperity of its citizens.
Bellows Falls Gazette.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24
WHO ARE THE FRIENDS OF THE POOR
MEM

Under This imposing caption, The VI. Patriot
calls the people to witness that 10 Wing Senators
and locofoco last fall voted against Il proposition
to extend Jail yards to the limits of the counties /;
and also that ocoioco Senators and Wing vo-
ted for the proposition. Well-we beg the Patri-
OF man to refer TO the ls0th page Of the Journals
OF the House, where he will find that Mr. Fullam
(Whigl made the same proposition, and it was a.
dopfed by a Wing House. 80 to 79-PAUL Dill
LlNGHAM, JR., O. w. BUTLER, NEWELL
KiNSMAN, HUGH II. HENRY, LUC.US
II. MOVES, TIMOTHY p. REDFlELD, WIN.
SANBORN and Other prominent loco tocos, voting
IN TiIE NEGATIVES! MIR. Patriot: this hob
by-horse will run away with you, the hest way
you can fix il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

~ There was small paper printed at this place,
called "The Vermont Abolionist,"-a sort OF
tender to fetch and carry locoloco lies, as well as
to advocate the third party. We notice as aspe
cimcn of its ocofocoish aspect, that il denounced
Harrison as guilty OF approving white slavery"
If the editor of that paper possessed common in
teligence he knew the charge to he gross mis-
representation. What are called white slaves"
were petty criminals, and their slavery was pre-
cisey like that, If it may be so called Of the com
mon apprentice 10 his master. Had no provision
been confined in close Jail with common ielons.
This act was merciiul and benevolent, instead OF
being unjust or harsh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

trS-ls it not singular that the only answer to
Ogle which the locoiocos rely on, is that ola fed
era British " big, TO use their own language
And That even is no answer. Lincoln defended
app opriaions for repairs furniture &C., and not
expenditures. Remember this distinction for Con
gress is responsible for appropriations alone; the
Executive for expenditures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

In the lth district the ocos have nominated n
mother Of Mr.. Van Ness ars'ocrats' wv J0hn
Smith. Was John Smith AID TO Iov o,.'ehue,,
"nonl the ms ,mo We have seen i so sta
ted and inquire for Information as to the truth of
the statement
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

State Expenditures. PAUL. DlLLINGllAM
Jr,O.W. BUTLER and their locofoco associates,
voted against the claim of Vermont to millions OF
revenue from the public lands. These same gen,
ilemen are awlully shocked at few thousands OF
State expenditures. Beautiful reiornlers!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

IT. Mr.. Van Buren's democracy has been ex-
emplifed varously; by opposing universal suf-
fuge and the election of justices, supervisors
(same as seleclmen) SC. by the people; by OPP
posing Madison, and by aping the magnicence of
rnYnl courts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24


10 asl,ington Benevolent Societies leder
alism.-Pabiot
What of it Wen see. The federalists fire.
quenlly and the Wnder Washingtonian par
ticularly in 1914 styled old Tip Granny Harri
SON." The Globe in 1910 does the same thing,
and the little echoes follow suit. And to reverse
this test ; in 1914, the democrats admired and sup
ported Harrison. In 1910 the loco focos abuse
him by all sorts of hard stories and bad names.
We come then to this concluson--the locos stand
on the old federal ground. But again: in what
company do the loco ioco abusers of Harrison find
themselves? All with James Buchanan, who
said " if he had a drop OF democratic blood in
his veins, he would let it out" With Rue} Uit-
iiams, who burnt Madison in eiligy. With Sam
ud CuShman, who publicly sail that he hoped
that every soldier who marched against Canada,
lin the last wal might leave his bones there"-
With Cara ID. Wal who Dragged in the Senate
that he always lederalist long as the party
had name. With C.. j. IngerS0H who said he
would have been tory, had he lived in The revo.
lutonary war. With Gov. Chi ienden who forbid
The troops going TO Pittsburgh With Hermanus
Beeckcr, who wrote the federal address-egainst
Madison aud the war, in 1913; and witll5.Hur,in
I'm Buren,, who electioneered, speechfed and
voted against Madison, and who now, as The dis
penser Of federal patronage has just rewarded
Beecker with fat slice. These are our modern
democrats The leaders Of the larty. "a man is
known by the company he keeps
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

TIE locos of the first district run Gen. Daniel
Kellogg for Congress. He is not only one of Mr.
Van Ness aristocrals, but a federal Office holder
district Attorney and President OF the Bank oil
Bellows Nails.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

Third Party. State Convention 18th inst, a
bout forty delegates enrolled agreed not to nom
mate state ticket.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

Leaving for service 90 1890 Leaving 2G OH
Showing precisely the same number OF vessels
ready for actual service ut the two periods and
force of 10 guns more in 1926 than in 1888
But further, the Blue Book gives the number OF
vessels building
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

TO- Van Ness thinks there are too many banks
in Vermont The locos last year generally voted
for two new banks aud two recharters.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

Sixty-six Union men Of Columbus, Geo., have
declared for Gen. Harrison.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24
Militia Men look al this. BY Secretary Poiu-
sets standing army BILL we find the first miitar.
district is fixed as follows:
Maine,
Vermont,
Washington, July 20, Ie40.

And the 17th section of the plan is as follows:
"l7th. That the President of the United States
be authorized to call forth and assemble such
numbers Of the ACTIVE force of the militia, at
such times not exceeding twice, nor - days in
the same year, as he may deem necessary; and
during such period, including the time when go
ing to and returning from the place of rendez-
vous they shall be deemed in the service of the
United States, and be subject to such regulations
as the President may think proper to adopt for
their instruction, discipline, and improvement in
military knowledge"
Here You are subject to be ordered by the Pres
dent to any spot in Vermont, New Hampshire or
Maine, and at any time III the year, winter OF
summer, seed time or harvest, or even at any cleo
lion, should the President desire to have you oul
of the way What think yei Reply at the ballot
boxes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24
O9,G47,03

Balance against Mr.. Van Buren, SG705,03i,S0
We have no items, under this head; but we
have the most conclusive proof to show, that while
this large sum of nearly sever millions of erccSS
has been spent by Mr.. Van Buren,, the navy is nc
tuully in Statu quo in short, equivalent has been
received by tie nation for this vast sum of money
Our evidence is drawn from official Documents
viz the Blue Book, and we invite the attention
of The reader to the following statement:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24
ron SENATOR'S,

ron SENATOR'S,
Washington county Caledonia county,
ARENAS Cushman, Walter Harvey,
John l.. Buck. Elias Bemiss, jr.
Orange, addison,
Simeon Short, Dcrastus Wooster,
Timothy Morse, Elias Boltum,
Nathaniel Wheatley. Isaac Chapman.
Orleans, Esser,
jacob Bates. Stephen Howe.
Windsor, Rutland,
Walter Palmer, Isaac Norton,
Abel Gibson, Orson Clark,
Barnabas Dean, Anderson G. Dana.
Thomas p. Russell.
For Cong eSS,
ld district HILAND HALF.
ID WILLIAM SLADE.
Sd HORACE EVERE EFT.
an AUGUSTUS YOUNG.
5h JOHN MATTOCKS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24
wATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL.
MONDAY, AUG. "a, 1870.
ELECTloN....TUEsD SEPTEMBER

VIV"''''I . ESDNI, SEFTEMBEW ],
FOR GOvERNoR,
SILAS II. JENISON.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
DAVID NJ. CAMP.
FOR TREASURER,
HENRY r.. JAMES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24

In every point of view, then, we forced to the
conclusion, that while Mr.. Van Buren, has spent
nearly seven millions more on the Navy than J.
q. Adams it has been so unwiscIy spent that the
Navy is actually in little worse condition than
it was in 1928!
We now pass without word of comment, to
the main question:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24
NATIONAL EXPENDITURES.
NAVAL EXPENSES.

We come now to the last head of expenditures.
From 1887 to 1889 inclusive Mr.. Van Buren,
paid for Navel purposes So l3,6Sl,53
From 1896 to 1923 inclusive, J. q.
4 I.1iI CAZ no
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-24
800

military force of the Union, without the mid or
check of n council, he would not he easily de.
throned, even if the people could be induced to
Withdraw their votes from him. WISH THAT
AT THE END OF THE FOUR YEARS,
THEY HAD MADE HIM FOREVER mel
IfrIpI H. A CECONn TIMED
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-15
2(cbtutt9 &ablfopfe!

Seine Gntibulci9un9 fit Derlifen.
Bon alien Mitteln, Die iemals crfrnten
fpnrcen CUR gSieeerberiteaung unb @rbaIs
tnn9 bes Scaares, bat fTd) uidts 70 ipirffam
er,plelen, pte 9llibertS caars3onic. Gs feblt
ielten ooe Ssadr 9eiuub unS Ih6n wieeer
berSutelIen. Siele bic Dor Wlcnaten nod
gang fah pdren, fpnnen jcet &6rfc NIT lrs
pt9em Ssdar set9en.
slbIhrift ci;,e6 Sricfs bon Or.S.S. Titb,
pblao, Mai l0.lS3S.
Or. Saille-9Sertber Nerr.-Sd fible
baB td) Sbnen taum 9enl9 ia9en fam sun,
8prtbcil BON glItberts Naar 2cuic, fpeld,es
bic Sbuen oerfduft pico. Neein Daar ,par
ldcn Srpet Sabre lang Iebr fart auSge9an0er,
uno mar fhcn iebr Rim at6 th aufin9 Sbr
Mittel ;u 9ebrauden. Sn uu9efdhr eincr @ps
d,e bbrte es auf au6SufalIen. Sd) babe eS
jeBt bret 0icnate gebraudt, uno babe Nun
fpleeer Elm 70 pclIes uno bidc5 S.aar auf mris
nenl &opf al6 id mir nur immer wiinfrt,en
fam. SD habe bieIcs Niittel audi einer
9lnSahl metner Srcuuee cmpfcbcn, uno Ge
iprsd,cn 9lae out pancn. gBenn cs piinftlif
an9emenoet miro babe id) oar feiuen 3peifel
al etnem 9uten Grfcl9. gIudl fam id, urd,
binSnfu9en, baB idD, che idl bieles Comic
9cbraucbtc, iton teinabe ale Die iibri9elt
Odttel Sur Sefbreeran9 oce SaarwudIes
9ebraudbt bate, pte: Wtdedifar Gel, Sdreh
Sel, 8c9ctable Naar Sel, &c. nit meni9 rber
gar fciucm @rfcIg. 9thtun9spUa Der Sbri9e,
... 9. g. Sud,
9tc. l72 9bcsnut Ct
CScn ben Gtrip. 6 Is. parf, preoioer BET
Saptlltcn &irde 81 coelbpn Sielo, q. 6.
Sebr. 1880 Or. .. Saine-9Rein S,err.
SO madlt mir Srr9nl9en Gle gu beuod,ridJs
ti3cn, eaB bic Slaidc pen 9libcrtS S,aar
Comic ipeldle idI BON Sbnen leBteu Sctcber
erblelt, gang 5u metnrr 3ufrtebenbeit 9elprft
bat. Wteln SHaar mar fur cine lar0e Belt
lehr eunn. 9IlIetn felt Swct pber brei Sabren
ftel cs 70 fart aus, baB mein Sfrpf beiuabe
gang fabl 9cwcroen lpar, uno mid) nGtbi9te,
I'm cs ,l perbcden, ba5 SNaar ucu beioen
Seitcll cartlber gu fGmmen. 9larin nun,
nadlocm id, cine SinId)e ocn Sbrem S,aar
&onlt 9ebrandt babe, 1T meiu Ndarputs
peoer 70 tlppid iptc jcmas. @.@. parf.
Ter @trw. Rernaro SletdIer, 9lrcei9cr Der
Sabtiiten Stride gu Gjrcat GaneD, ga. Der
mehr coer ipent9cr fabl mar felt riclen
SobrelL 9ctroud)te 3 SlaIder bon bem Naar
Comic, uno hat jcet cincn IdI6nen 9lrmud6
pcn neurm 5Haar, iltcr ben 9an;en 2teil bcs
Scrfs Der Supcr fnhl mar. @r ldrcibt
Netn naar wdhit febr ft,6n bos perlIhert
lt Ste. {. s.SletIhcr.
Wcts@beiter ga. Wirs 3. 1889.
GicIe Meecciu 1T i'm Gjrcecn unb Sflrinet
81 haben bel Or. .. Saline, Gjcncral 99eut,
9tc. 20, Sio Ste Srase, pbIaoelphia, un6
bel Suopt9 Sdmict, 9Ipptbefer in 2Ineutoun,
fur GbaIrr Die Slaihe.
Ten l3 9tCp. ro-1S