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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
WING MEETING.

A meeting Of the Wings of Berkeley County, was
held at the Court House. Saturday, the 18th in
slant.
Capt. JACOB vAs DoREN was called TO the Chair,
and James II. Stephens appointed Secretary.
Col T.. Hunter called the attention Of the NEE
ting to the Wing State Convention, to be held IN
Richmond, on the 5th Of October, and submitted
the following resolution, which unanimously
adopted
Re.olred, Tina, as many of the friends Of Harri-
son and Tyler, in the County of Berkeley as can
make /, convenient, TO do SO. together with John r.
Cooke, James Lyons, John II. Eustace, Henry l..
Brooke, John II. Peasants, james Fisher, Sr,, h.
". Fry, James Fisher, Jr., VIM. Fl. Richardson,
John Wight, James II. Lynch, Jas. Nj. Wckham,
Philip Harrison. John S. Gaaher, Chas. S. Nor
gan, Robert c. Stanard and James f. Heath, of
Richmond, be authorized to represent said County,
in the Wing Convention, to be holden in the City
Of Richmond on the 5th day of October next.
The subject of the surplus fund of the late Wing
Festival, being brought to the notice of the meeting,
the following resolutions were unanimously adopted,
Whereas it is represented, that considerable
surplus Of the contributions Of the late Harrison
Festival will remain on hand after oil expenses
betrayed
Resolved, That said surplus be paid over to the
Berkeley County Harrison association, to be ex-
pended in the circulation of political information,
and in such other manner said Association shall
direct for the dissemination of their principles and
the support of the Wing cause.
| Resoissd, That if any surplus of said fund shall
remain after said Association shall have applied as
much they deem necessary to be expended in the
Wing cause, they are hereby directed TO appropr
ate said excess TO charitable purposes after the
Presidential election
Resolos2, That the Secretary prepare these pro
ceedingsfor publication in the Martinsburg Gazette
Richmond Wing, and the Ysoman, and forward
cory each of the special delegates named in the
6r.t resolution. JACOB VAN DOREN,
JANIS Fl. STEPHENS, Sec. Chm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
POLITICAL, FESTIVALS.

We are compelled to omit this week, notices OF
the ingatbering of one bundled thousand Wing, OF
the Miami Valley, at Dayton, in Ohio, and OF tif-
teen thousand staunch and true, at Hagerstown, on
the 10Th instant. Both were splendid efforts, and
there never was and never will be an Administra-
tion able to resist such torrents Of popular enthu-
siasm as they manifest. 1t is amusing TO witness
tho desperate efforts of the loco focos to initiate
them. They remind US Of the effort Of green horn
to CLIMB, heels foremost, peeled slippery.elm. -
He gave over the attempt, and exclaimed in sub
missive despair, " 1t couldent be did"
The Van Buren, men held their Festival here on
Thursday last. 1t was quite respectable in point
of numbers and conducted in good order. X. E.
BYRD, john I. Mason, HENRI BEDISeER and
WM Lucas. Esqs., were the orators. Luckily for
hem, there had been no elections very recently
To- doy they meet in Hagerstown, and will have the
Maine news to "chaw."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
Correspondence Of The National Inteihgenesr.
LATEST FROM TIE MAINE ELECTION.
447i9
4382G
THE BUNKER HILL DECLARATION.

In accordance with our promise, of last week.
we lay before our readers today, the Declaration
of Wing principles. read by DANIEL WEBSTER, at
the Bunker Hill Convention, on the 10Th OF Sep
TENDER. At time like this, when our columns are
crowded and cramped by the solid mass Of adver'
,isements that encumbers them, and every public
journal on our exchange list comes filed with Inte-
resting matter, we would not surrender so much
room to any long article unless OF surprising inter-
est and ability. We earnestly commend 1t TO the
attention Of every reader. II will inspire Wings
with renewed energy, by depicting the Importance
of the warfare which they wage. and il will astound
and startle those Of our opponents who are honest
ly willing to couide the Government for another
term, to Marin Van Buren.
LEr THE LIGHT SHINE. Read 1t, and then lend
IL to YOUR neiehbors.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
RALIIMORE MARKET.
From the Baltimore American IF ISepte'

r,or, me Baltimore american If September ~
c.rrry-The number 81 Beef Cattle offered 90
Monday only reached about $50. Al mat were
.ffcred we're readily taken by the CITY butchers :,
"a and $3.50. live weight, which is equal TO 10 ana
I.wy Uoos.-Sales have been mode this week ct
se25 which is the prize at which they are oheiea
to-day. 80 - a,.oa
Ham. of small size and in handsome condition, at
re- cfs. The last sales vf strictly prime western
Hams ina, we are advised Of was at ] cents cash.
Sales Of Baltimore cured Shoulders at 81 cts. aIood
to fair Western assorted is selling AZ d Gig.
FLorR-Hoscard 81. Foar.-Ihe Store price
for Howard Street Flour of good common brands
was un form up to Monday last at S5,I24. safes
were made on that day at 1923, and al the trans
actions that have taken place since have been Of
the same price. We quote sj25 as the uniform
store price to-day, and s. as the receipt price
Ctky MiHs Flour.-Sales early in the week at So
o. Holders now ask s., 1874 and 1925.
WHgAT.-Up 20 Yesterday The sales OF iair to
rood new Md and Va reds we're made at 30 cents
and 81. ard Of good to strictly prime at s. and
SfO5 Since then prices not so good 10y shous
cents per bushel, and We quote to-day good TO
prime new reds at 81 and sl,03. sale of stiict-
" prime family flour white wheat was made a.
Sl20. In the early part Of the week GALES OF old
Pa Wheats we're made at $1,08 and Sill, but
Yesterday parcel Of prime was sold at LOO, and
one of common quality at si,0i. We quote old
Pa. Wheats at 81 c5 and 81 ,03 to-day.
CoRs.-Sales Of Nd. white have been pretty UNI
form throughout the week ut 81 and So cents, and
we ouotc the same rates to-day. Sales OF yellow
on Monday at Sc cts; on Wednesday at So and 81
cts; and to-day at So and IS cts.
RYE.--Sales of Md. at go cts. Pennsylvania Is
worth 65 cts.
OATs.-saIes at DC and 81 cts, including trans
actions to-day.
CLOVER SEED--Some parcels Of new have reach
ed this market, which is selling from Stores at ~.
TIMOTHY SEEp--"'e quote the Store price oil
new at SO to $3.50 -
FLAX SrED--Sells from Wagons at 81, and from
Stores at $l,12a. 49,
PLAsTgR-Sales Of several cargoes az $3.50
We quote SO, IoI and 1929, as in q,aitv
WHIsKEY.-The market has been rather calm
throughout the week, with sales Of hhds at q cts,
and Of bbIs at 90 and 90 cts, as in quality. The
Wagon price of bbls. is 25 cts, exclusive OF the DBL
RICHMOND MARKET September IL.
FLoua.--Country Flour 10 in good demand at
IS, 25-stock and receipts unusually hight sales
of City Mills at Sc.
WHEAT.--Good to prime red at 81 ,05 and Sl,l0'
and good to prime white al 81 10 and sl,i5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Can she not catch the spiri. which has just car
ried her neighbo.ing sisters, Maine and Vermont,
to such brilliant triumphs3 May she not do what
Maine has done Speak, sons Of the Granite
State. Are ye the slaves Of Isaac Hill, willing to
be sold like sheep in the shambles, or will ye come
to the rescue your bleeding country and swell the
shouts Of condemnation against your corrupt rulers
Come If you intend it, and we will inscribe your
name upon flag and place it on our arch. Crowd
In hefnre we put up the bars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

At the Red Sulphur Spring, in Monroe County
ON the Sd inst Miss Lucy ANS CoLsToN, OF this
County, in the doth year of her age.
Tan obituary notice Of this estmable lady recei-
we'd too late for insertion in this number, Is on iie
for next week -,
AT his residence in Clarke county, on Thursday,
the 10th instant, Judge RICHARD E. PARKER, OF
the Court of Appeals.
In Philadelphia, in the loth year of his age, sTE-
pHEN DANDnIDaE TUCKER, son of Judge Henry 81.
George Tucker, of Jefferson.
In Wheeling, on Wednesday, the 22d of July
last, Col JoHN McDoSALD, aged about 56 years,
formerly of this county. He was buried with the
honors of War.
AT Wellsburg, Va, on the 2ist OF August last
Mrs. Isabella McDoSALD wife of Mr.. james
Nc Donald in the 18th year of her age, formerly of
this county.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

gentlemap or brian, talent and promise, and we
predicted that whenever Maine should be freed
from her shackes, he would enter upon bright
career IN the National Councils. The Loco foco
papers to case their fall call him an Aboli,ionist
and charge him with having presided at Conyen-
linn ~ Abolition Women. We are pleased that
the Wing journals Of the North, have denied and re-
fu,ed The charge. Indeed we never believed
word of it, for during short personal scq"ain-
,snca with him in 80, he manifested admiration
and regard for Virginia and her institutions, entire
IL at war with the mad rawlings Of practical Adolf
ton.
Correspondence ofthe National Lnteiiigenesr.
LATEST FROM THE MAINE ELECTION.
NKw YORK, September 20, ls4o'
The close run in Maine is now tending 10 close
figuring, ana the Administration calculate 10 aay
mot tba, FAiRFiELD ia elected, but that hEFI Is
not. have been ciphering some hours ana
come 10 the conclusion reached yesterday tnat
Kgsr will have 500 majority. All the towns ana
plantations 10 the State but about % small ones are
"o H., ~ 447f9
~ E.,pr,x.n 4382G
p...a., ,,a;o,;,v far Kysr 893
The IS small towns TO come in, throw about
1000 votes, and may throw 800, in when the
Van Buren, party had about 300 majority and may
have 500, which will not vary the main thing the
aiartian Of KvKT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

TIPPECANOE CLUB OF MORGAN COUNTY.
At a meeting of this Club at Bath, on the 10Th
of September, the following persons were appoint
ed the Committee of Arrangements for the HAIR
RisoS AND TrLER FREE BARBEcUE, to be given at
Bath on the 18th of October next, viz: VIM. Har-
mison. Edwin G. Ogden, Jno. w Breathed, Henry
Spohr, and Andrew Michael, jr.
The following persons were selected a Delega-
Iion from this County, to meet at Richmond on the
5lh Of October next, viz; Col. VIM. Harrison,
Messrs. A. Michael, jr., Henry A. Byrne, John
OFerrall, Jacob Cam. VIM. Clark g. +. Roberts
Edward Orrick, VIM. J.. Gibbs, Isaac Cav, George
Shank, and VIM. Rankin.
JOHN w. BREATHED,
HENRY A. BIRSE, Con. Sec. Chm.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
WING FESTIVAL
IN LIT r T. Il WI 0 II q a. NJ /.
-


At a meeting of the Tippeeanoe Clu5, of Nor.
gan County, held at O'Ferrall's Coffee T. ouse, on
Saturday, The l0th instant, IL was
ResotVed, That the Wings of this County-the
friends of REroRM-wil give HARRISON AND
TYLER BARBECUE, or REFORM FESTIVAL, at
Bath, on Tuesday, the 18th Of October next.
All the WINGS of this County are earnestly re-
quested to be present on that Occasion.
The undersigned were appointed Committee of
Invitation to invite, by public advertisement, the ci
tzeus of the neighboring counties in this State, Ma
ryand and Pennsylvania, to join in the Festival
Accordingly, they invited to favor US with their
presence on that day; and it is expected that ma
ny Of them will accept the invitation
Ample preparations will be made for all who
may come. This invitation is not confined to our
Political iriends-the hand of fellowship is extend.
ed to those who differ from US in political opinion.
They are also invited To join us--to partake of our
entertainment and, if they choose, 10 hear an ex-
position of our political creed.
The LADIES are invited to honor us with their
company, and partake Of the festivities.
JNO. O'FERRALL,
C. ORRlCk. Committee
A. MICHAEL, Jr. of
SAM. RANKIN, Tnuitation.
ii. A. BYRNE.
September "a, 1910.
GJsCharestown Free Press Winchester Repub
can, Romney Intelligencer, Hagers. Town Torch
Light and Herald of Freedom will please insert the
above.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

TiPPECANOE CLUB.
NEJV
Supply of Confectionery.

YEvHE subscriber has just received fresh sup
g. ply of assorted Candy Reisens, Almonds
FiIberts. Eng. Walnuts, Ground Nuts, Cinnamon,
Cloves, Ginger, Allspce, Ground Pepper, Indigo,
Backing, Shaving Soaps, Ink, Lotter and Writing
Paper, Tobacco, Snufs of all kinds, Candies, and
Capdle-W Wick, Sc.
Also, fresh supply of GROCERIES, consis-
ting of Rio and St. Domingo Coffee, Loaf and New
Orleans Sugar, Molasses, Teas, Ground Alum and
Fine Salt.
Also, WINES, BRANDY, WHISKEY, &c,
Sc. all of which will be sold low by
Sent a. 1870 JOHN G. MENSER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Sale, on Tuesday next, in Little Georgetown, OF
Personal Property, by William Logan.
Sale, on The same day, at the residence of the
subscriber, OF Personal Property, by VIM. G. Burns
The sale of the Property of James II. kisn5er,
by Edmund P. Hunter Trustee, is postponed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
THE PATRONS OF CLARKE
NO EEUsaBUG!
THE OLD CASH SYSTEM STILL!

All the Lottery Tickets sold By J. u. Clarke are
authorized by the State Of Virginia, ard drawn pub
liely under the suPerinJeadance Of Commissioners
appointed for that purpose. The old cash system
has been adopted, and viii be persevered N by me
to the exclusion OF all Real Estate Lotteries ana
prizes cashed demand
During the last ten wears, | have distributed mil
inns. and intend continuing TO do so with lavish
100 and unsparing hand Correspondents are re-
speetfully referred 10 the following,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
III a n II I q D,

On Thursday last by the Rev. {. G. lallaterro,
Mr. jackson HAzLETT TO Mss JULIET BEksos,
daughter of Mcaiah Beeson, all of this County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
Gia00lAln rlaso

A splendid assortment of Groceries, which will
be sold a: liberal advance by the quantity or by
the retaii--consisting in part as follows, viz:
Very super Gun Powder Imperial Tea;
do do Old Hyson do;
do do Young do do;
n Orleans, Porto Rico, and St Croix Sugars;
No. Loaf and Lump do;
Sugar House aud New Orleans Moasses;
Spices Of every kiad;
Butter, Sugar, and Water Crackers;
S. s. Honeydew Tobacco-very cheap;
Cavendish and Common do;
Oils Of various kinds
large and splendid assortment Of Queensware
aud Hardware.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
RELIGEOU.S .N.OTECE.

There will be protracted meeting held by the
Church of God at the Dry Run School House,
commencing on Friday evening, the I'd of October
next. September "a, 1871
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
A. ROBINSON & CO

EEAvE just received GO Pieces English =,
y b Frrch Merinoes; 10 do. White. eraa1
ana Red FlanDels; 5 do. Spotted do. 's'
Senfenber II 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
LOOK QUIZ
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

TWNHE subscribers now receiving the largest
III and most extensive assortment of NE w
FALL AND WINTER GOODS that they have
ever offered to the people
TO THE LADIES'
We have lust received, from the Eastern cities
very large stock of beautiful, fine rich FANCY
GOODS which we have paid particular attention
in selecting, we 60 In for pleasing the ladies'.
90 Pieces rich Mouseain dc Lanes
80 60 splendid London Prints;
30 Fugitive do;
so 60 Nader do;
90 " Black do;
90 " Olive Ground do;
20 Z" Black Ground dos
20 New Style do;
10 dozen Linen Cambriek Handkorchiefs;
Striped, Plain, and Barred Swiss Musiins;
Cambricks, Jaconetts, and Null Muslins;
Fine, Plain. aud Figured Swiss do;
Cambrlck Edgings aud lnsertiugs;
Thread Edgngs, Laees and lnscrtings;
Splendid Bonnet and Cap Ribbons;
Mohair Gloves, and Glove Knots
Blk Raw Silk and assorted Colored silk Hose
Black, Colored, and White Cotton do;
Splendid French Worked Collars;
Super Japonese Shawls;
Florence Braid Bonnets;
Artificial Flowers;
And the greatest variety OF Fine New Goods, too
tedious 10 mention.
A. ROBINSON & co.
September %, $40.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
THE GAZETTE.

MARP1M ST BUR q, VA
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
NEW STORE.

AfA ~ - O4hAs
TEyHE Undersigned egs leave 10 inform hiatt.
H. and the public Of Berkeley, and the sd;a;,'~
counties, that he has taken the Estabbsb,asn,'
Honey Wood Mills, late of Colston e. Darby - p
be intends constantly keeping large and fash.
bic stock Of
Foreign & Domestic Goods.
and is now opening splendid assortment &c en-.
mer and Fall Goods, consisting in part as follows
wiz
DRY GOODS
lac, Black, Brown. Green, and Olive Cloths.
Plain and Striped Cassinetts of various colors.
g Cassimeres Of various qualities.
French and English Mernoes Of different coI'r,
Blue, Black, and Figured Silk Velvet;
Blue, Black, and Brown Figured Satin;
Mouselain &c Lain Of various patterns.
SILK.
Black Mattioni, Lustring;
Blue. Black, Gro de Paris DO.
C.9LKCO.
Super British Prints; American do;
Common do. do;
Mourning do. Second do:
Blue and Black do.
Bleached aud Brown Muslins;
Book aud Swiss do-Plain;
do. do. do.-Figured;
Bishops Lawns and Figured Bobineit
Ladies super Kid Gloves; Pic Mic do;
Mems do. do; Buck~kn do;
Black Silk Cravats-very good
Pongee and Spitalfeld Handkerchief;
Indian and Red Bandana do;
Cotton and Thread Edgings, Laces and Insertipg,;
Double Width Flannel-Whites
' DO DO DO do DO Red ted
Hosiery Of every kind
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

BOOTS & s.E0lsSo
Calf Skin, Kip, Morocco, and Coarse Boots;
Mems and BOYS Morocco Shoes;
Mems Union Shoes. and Pumps;
Ladies Morocco and Kip Shoes;
do. Calf Skin and Seal Skin do;
do. Gather Bootees.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24
IslAIgSo

lzLAAlHSo
Black Brush aud Russia Hats;
do. Wool do;
White and Drab Wool do.
And in short, every thing that be called for in
my line of busness--which promise TO sell very
low for cash, to panc;ual customers.
p. BROIDRICK
Honey Wood Mills, September IL, 154o.
Ory-The highest market price will be given for
all kinds of country produce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

RICHMOND MARKET September IL.
FLoua--Country Flour 10 in good demand at
IS ,25-stock and receipts unusually light. Sales
of City Mills at Sc.
WHEAr-Good to prime red at s. 05 and 81, TO-
and good to prime white at 81 10 and SLID
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-09-24

In consequence of the numerous letters receive
with no enclosure, imposing on me, therefore,
very heavy tax of at least $500 in the way Ct post
age, without any compensation, am compelled to
ADOPT it as an nvariable rule, not 10 ia any sin
gle letters out Of the office UNLESS THE POST
AGE Is PAID. J. NJ. CLARKE.
September 3, 1910.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-12
Gpa,ls' 0atnlIen piQen.
HOnifer ner orbem dicor."

1Opifer per orbem dicor"
Or. Grams oient ben eeibenc EN-.
Die 8amillenbIame Ccber ipie ile nj Der
9mitIprad,e genannt tpirh, Anthems nobi-
lis Cser Chamoemclum, bonn griedfd,en
lSprte Samai auf oem Sobeu, nuo Wfilrn,
Elm apfel ipeil iie anf bem Scecn pdtlt
unb wie ein 9pfel rietht hat cine fhmubi9
,psise Sarbe, ifarfen 9erud uno 5ittern
aromatiidcm 9efhmad.
Rdmille 1T Elm mieeS St6rfun9Smittel,
in tleinen Cpien auf oem Raaen anfpenes
far unb ibm sutrd9lid. Sc 1T beicneer6
in jenem 3utauoe all9emeiner Sd,iead1e nit
perlrruem 9Ippetit anweuebar, Die ben 9Stes
oer9eneienben bon ibicpatbilhen Siebcrn eft
teim|ud,t.
9ln NerDDle unb Gntfrdftete.
5cnic n.-Cie @i9cnfhaftcn
bon GpaHs' 8amilIen pillen Gno Der sIrt,
bas Soersflcpfen, ;itternbe Sanb, ftmincs
lid)tc 9lu9en unb beunrubi9tes &jeniitb ocr
ibren gSirfun9eu peridwiuoen, ME nddlts
lidc Dlulfe Dor benz pcbltl dtisen @infiuiie
Der Wcr9enfpnne. Sie fInb felt lan9e bel
Ncluna Dcn Wedfelfebern, perbuneen nit
Tiebern nnrc9elmdsiger grt, beglcitct bon
Garmperitcpfun9 9lndltd, anseroeueet wors
beu.
Cie tcrifcbe Iebisiu 1T fir 9ierpenfranfs
beiten, aIlsemeine Sdlpdd,c, lhlpcreanlld)s
felt uno eeren Spl9en, ipie Wangel all aIps
petit, Wagenermciterun9, Sd)drfc, unan9es
nebmer @,eitmad I'M W'unee, Gerduft in
ben @ingeipeicen, nerppie SDmptcme,
Watti9feit, penn oa6 @emutb unifdt, dt9es
Ipannf, aeranfenpcn, melaihcliltb nno nies
ocr0etrudt er1teint, 9lussehrung, tunfIer
8lif, 0elirium uno ale onoern ncrpbien
Symptpme werSen bicis gSIlcn itder unc fir
iHmer heileu.
@caus' Stamil(en,Vt0eu ipurben in Sine
rifa Sucrit 1885 einaefnbrt.
Goans' abrubrenoe JfamillensNaen,
Itnb aus reinem pfausenlfcffe snfammen9es
fest, mad, Den itrereiten Re9cln Der 9SlIIens
id,aft uuo Stunt ; iTe bemirfen ME llebrfeit
uno meroen 9arantirt, eaB Te fcl9cnce Stranfs
beiteu beilen, iprldc aus Slutunreini9feitrn
entltehcn, mdmlit :-2lppplerte, @dllcnbes
idwereeu, Soulten, @rfdltlnoen, Naleidmers
;en NIT 9efhwilren, Sharlad,Fcber, slltbs
ma, Cholera, Qeberihmersen, 9dercns une
Slaieutranfbeiteu, Sdauer, Die teicueers
Srauensiumer heimiuden, uno jcne Sranfs
heiten aIer slrt, ipeld,en bic menfdllid,c Sfas
tur unterwcrfcn 1T uub no Der Wa9cn leleet.
9(lIaemetne Soridrtften.
Or. 9Sm. gpau6' tcniid,e SamtGensSNils
len miifen rrei Dor jcber WIahl;eit aencms
men nerecn, uuo fclltcn iIe nid,t pirfcn,
,rci oeer erei am NcrQeu, nm eine retdhlis
die @ntlcerung teIbeisufuhrcn.
Cicie lyillen iIno i'm Snd,tcbr res Sries
ecns gcten ,u habcH.