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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

CoSCREss.-our latest intelligence from Congress
is TO Tuesday the 3lst Dec, when both Houses sd-
journcd over until Friday the 81 In tho Senate on
Tuesday. after the reception of the memorials. Mr..
Benton moved to have $500 more copies of tho Presi.
dents Message priatcd, which motion being amended
so as 10 read 1000. was carried. Mr.. b. said he had
not half copies enough On motion Of Mr.. Smith, OF
Indiana. the memorial presented 10 ths Senate last
year from the Legislature of Indiana. praying Congress
to construct n canal round the falls Of the Ohi,, was
laken from the fles OF the Senate and referred 10 the
committee on Roads and Canals. Mr.. Linn from the
committee on Private Land Claims reported numerous
private bills. Mr.. Benton submitted a resolution call
Ing for information relative to the Sal, duty which wGs
carried, and tho bll to establish a Board Of Commits
sioners 10 hear and adjulge claims asains, the United
States was made the order of the day for "Wednesday,
Tomorrow In the house the motion Of Mr. Duncan.
OF Ohio, as reported in our last. being a motion to sus-
pend the rule for the purpose Of permitting him to Of
fer q resolution to tho effect that the con;esling, Wan
Buren, members from New Jersey were .n,a,lei 10
their seats, appearing Oh the journal MFR. Briggs pro-
posed Ia amend the jeamal by striking it therefrom.-
Lost by a party vote. Nearly all the balance Of Tues
day was taken up in Intellectual motions TO suspend
lhc rules Of the house for the purpose Of introducing
resolutions relative to the reception of abolition petit
lions. We had hoped that this SUBJECT of abolition was
MOTTO agiiate the coaniry IS much as h,reioloEe; but
we DO believe iaat the fears Of some of the southern
members will eventually fan the embers Of il again
into a fame. Members ough. certainly to We content
until such petitions are. received, and attend 10 the du'
ties before them. Mr.. Wise, who threatens to offer
his resolution every day he is in Congress until its pas
sage, We consider highly censurable. lie increases
lhe evil by his heat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

Zaohariah Ponlson, Esq, who has Cor moro han thir.
y-nine years been the proprietor Of the paper in Phil
s%dolPhia. known as Poulsons Daily Advertiser, has
transferred that paper to the publishers Of the North
American, aud the subscribers to the former will re-
ceiys, if they choose. the latter in is place. We have
no doubt but every subscriber will choose TO continue
The paper, o. IL is onc Of the most respectable aud ably
edited ia this coun,ry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07
MARkETS-

JoSDoN MoSDT MaRSEr. Dec. 2-Tbi. has been
= dull momtng IN the city. Cousols are 9OI 10 4 Tor
money. ud 9f3 10 fr sccount Erebeouer -
arc6 70 de. Three per cent reduced az. sas 80
Thrrs and . Esif 81 70 and Nsv a.. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

J. Shrver Coos Inc Of stages as well as those Of
Stockton, Pals s Co. are now mounted on runners and
afford a plcasll.tand safe conveyance to Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

- BAfuW0pt. DE. n
MEcrtvc-Thr Whic Of hrs city. pursuant
Miro. hold a ioNu meeting latf high. 81 Wasting
'i1Il. JOINS J.. kryNrDv. IN was reading e
.-obie and resolutions which be submitted
90 and which were rnlumruly adopted
icgssgx, Er uHh o Few appfrpunto fe
.-.5.ceg 10 the mect5g General LEsLiE
Sveo.ncA., whose appearance VS. greeted
-cn55ta ibplause. We have no room o.
,aof his idiress iiian N say 10 was recciv-
'cfy uinrt Of appreciation. When he sat
10 were nins rounds of applause.
iollowed hgCAssIUs CLAY. Eso. Of Kcnfuc
.a,c 70 The Harrisburg Convention, cri
o. PfrTs. b. Of ths ciiy. We need not
ss9eeches Of ihesc gentlemen were vel
tic ompany-Ctygstie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

4 SEVERE CASE OF TEETInNC WT.
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT. cured by he inf
ltbie American Soothing Syrup OF DR.. w. Evan
Ms McPhcrson. residing Mt No. 8, Madisn~ -.rr
called 81 toe Medical Office Of Dr.. W. Esans, No. Il
chatham street. N. y. and purchased a bottle Of d
syrup Er Der chAld, who was suffering cScruciai
pam during the process Of denti;iou. being mons
rAy thrcsieDcd with convulsions is bsweis, too
exceedingly loose, and no fool could be re-
The Stomach. AlIonsi immediately after IT,
uon' The alarming symptoms entirely ccas
came quite natural As a tribute Ofgrai'
benefit afforded ne child. the unoihcr car
accord. and freely sanctioned publicity
BE particular in applying at 100. Chat ~.n. St
there are several cOlnirreiis advertised. No
place in TIC city bas $40 genuine for sale.
Bcoarc II CoaHfccfcin-CAUrtov. &c part
IN purchasing to zee that The label Of this Med
contains a notice Of its {" cn'y according 10 Act Of
grcss." And be Likewise particular in obsainine
81 100 Chafhum street. New York. or from the
hr Agent
nov 10 w IT. KING. IS Wafer It, wheel
~ EVANS CELEBRATES FEVER
~ CUE PlLtS-Thuse pills % admiralty
ted 70 ahod Dniiofm reliefin he different mo9ifc
II these distressing naladies. ore particularly
mendod 20 public notice. On The o~ccessio1 o.
stage. when the face and limbs 0f he snnar
pale, and the sensation ofcoid and lanvnc
tading tho whole system. heir odministn,.
oompanicd with astonishing succcss-they soon
nc subsequent distressing s%hivcring. md violen,
kins' and ~ continuing in thoir Isc. (as direcfed)
niimaicly cure ihs most OBSTINATE aguo. these
are OF signal utility IN hose distressing cases. vi
ihore = . saliowncss % complexion, pain IN The r.,
OF The liver. tension and distress IN the opisasGc
s'on' with Other symptoms indicstng Tho ~oxisfeno,
morbid action, ~ chronic disoase 81 he stomach.
bowels mesoDiay Of Spleen. whica Consequent
generally ssfsrvene ltoe prSiraocd iaidrmii
They permonoEtB oyereoiao thcse d-asases.
sarae tine giye tono b ne ssDaach, cleanse
aHoneAen iho bowels and isupatt hralih sigor.
energy 10 Tho system.
Bev1ro n Couaiecf ia-CsUTfovLBs pari'
IN Purc'iasine " see thsf he iabcJofT 40
coniairs a notice II is e7frg occ~4rr
grsr And bs Wkewee --esAlarf
.l. M w. KING" G.w
~ ROBINSON p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

v. coffee. RIO green. 20 Boros S Herring
lsus Pepper,
erouns pepper.
Nos,ard m bottles ard csu-sicrs
pailascghia refined Sugar
a. Chocold
e,crm Il dies, 4s 4 c.
c,mposition candics, 26s 4 l2s.
1ons Sperm OIL,
Patent Brckcis,
er.fss 81 q Hucar 40 Crsts Chcesr.
Arnm indigo. Copfcus. Ec. SC J1sf 70
20 sv SOLOMON KING.
No IS. Water ~
80 SPERM Oif.-500 eai.
received snd fr
~VTT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

The journal de Paris. noticing Tho question Of pro.
iccting duties a. it effects the importalion Of linen
thread from England, says tho French manufacturer
90 longer requires the samc degree Of protection n.
iormedy nc thcy are bringing he nIanufscturo 70 a high
degree Of Perfection in France This journal de.
ciarea hat here are certain numbers Of French
threads which ore Proesed an he French markets 10
those ofIfeland or Scotland and that The superioritv
Of machinery which IN Great Pniain gave he man
uiactursn an advantage bofh ~ 10 qualitp. add price,
no longer eklsis o. several French houses now turn
cut machines ss perfect o. The English.
--latest Pariaaa Fasii0na-Tho Journal Ia Woge
annsunces that fuu have his season been taken into
The highest favor, and will be more universally worn
man Tor = great many years pest Not only will mvns
bons and preierinens, be- every Where sen. IN The
carriage and on re promenade bur The wauuh.infBsinv
material begins slrcady 10 peSsade every article Of fhc
toilet, forming The dornmon oflhe shawl and The po.
lisse' and even the trimmings Of evening drcsses Ia
MoDg adds" The genious Of fashion never devised
anything msre elegant. and thas become indispensable
oil ladies' who unite wealth With good taste"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-01-07

'ess The pecplc a this c. un,ry see anil feel They
DO not live os rc!nies. they know that they, them
selves. separate from those bedding ,fiec. are olofl
one fsmily-ihcy have all the same Interests AID
wishes. they all desire the prosperity Of all. and will
throw down the landmarks OF rarty. and unite under
one general leader to- general. universal. ,l.orourh RE-
FoEH- We have not a doubt but that if the friends OF
reform are true TO themselves they will be yic,o,iors.
Other Than in oar confidence in the Intelligence and
virtue Of the people. we find n confirmation Of our
hopes in the elections from 1895. to The present day
In 1885, Gen. Harrison was nominated bu, by q pos.
ton OF the states. The Times was the third or fourth
paper that hoistod the Harrison banner in 1885. and
thai was Us late rs september. lie was subsequently,
nominated b. the legislatures of Ohio. Indiana. Yer.
moni New-Jorsey and Kentucky. and supported BY a
portion Of the party in Pcnns ,lvsnia. while Judge
White was bciore the people Of Virginia. Tennessee
and all the Soulhsrn States. except South
Carolina. Nr. Webster was before Massachu.
se's. Connecticut and Ihoda Island. There was
no attempt made by the opposition to centre
upon one ran, yet Gen. Harrison sbtsined say cntv.:hree
electoral votes being The states Of vermont, New Jer.
ssy. Delaware. Maryland. Ohio. Kentucky and Indiana
Al that time Gen. Harrison was NOT the prominent, candi
1922 tiN ANaAAtds n
dad not receive the vote of the leading anii-masons
NJ that time the opponents OF the administration were
saying there was something wrong they said that the
bubble would bnrst bat IN, country was in apparent
" the most prosperous condition. AMI miny said there
was no chaage needed. Since then the financial bub
oe has burst; mechanics are thrown out of employ
business, trade, commerce is almos, nj an end. conf
denee is destroyed, and the produce of the country il
now unsalcablc. With these facts siariag the peopl,
OF The eouairy in the face, We have not a doubt bui
that i'm addition % the above -, the following state
viii rally under the banner Of IIsrrisoa and reform
Rhode lsiasd, Connecticut. Massachusetts. New Yorl
Michigang Pennsylvania. Virginia, North Carolina
and Illinois. The feeling Of the people in all lho.,
states is unanimols for the candidate OF the people
aud with courage mingled with discretion ami activity
they must succeed. The people are ripe arc snthusi
attic they know the honest hero ofmany hard Tough
fields and they will ONE forward ard do justice Il
him. They will rescue his name from The odium hi,
enemies have attempted 10 cast upoa It. and a, tn,
same time rescue the name o: this republic from the
stigma OF ingrauiude.
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uno Der sinjise Wcs, tsr ben manufaeturiifsn
in ben Stanb ftet NIT England fort su tpiiisn.
(The Subtreasury will effect
both Objects.) Ole Intsrs 9 b a f.
fa mmsr wirb bsibe Gsssnf d rs
be be;ue FEM Gle irb bic
Sanfen pernibten une ben
a9elebn unb aues anbers
beruntsr brin9en."
60 fprahsn aae Qrfrfrfs BAN Sursn ans
bdD9sr uno eas 1T aub bauptfablitb bic Ab.
libt Der jseissn Ian Surns9is9isrun9-absr
bic 9rudsr jsnsr partbsp wrllen ss bem 8rlfs
nidt ehsr wiGtn laNsn bis iie fir TIartin ben
eritsn gsitimmt 4absn!
Ein Bauer.
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Otehr 2ofofofD Woralitat.
Mob Nufrubr in k7eu DorP,
Gin Bauer.

Am Srsita9 Dor abt Sassn wolltsn msbrsrs
Der bsifen beutibsn Muffantsn ssr bsribmten
Gdnjsrin Sannp GlsIsr cine 0abtmuIif brin>
gen, ,pcSu fitb saulsncs pon Subturn snse.
funosn battsn, ea man strpas Gor;islits5
er,partets, une Hismano abnosts bic ibanoIi.
bsn Sttbrun9cn bic ipdtsr porFslsn.
I'm un9sfaDr balb Elm llbr Habts, bathn
fle ibrs 9sctsnpults sscrpnet uno Die aibtsr ans
9efett. Saum sntlpatsn iis ibun Snlfrus
msnten bic sritsn Some, ais cine Sanbe SSro6s
Suben bon Der Ban Sursn partsi auf lie Gins
bran9; Die Vults ummarfsn uuD Nrlblu9en-
bic Snifrumsnte Srbrasbsn eosr ltablsn-sis
Mulitsr niebaneeItsn-unb ;ulsst NIT ben
srimmsrn prn Der 3srifSruns ein Ssubsns
Tsuer mabtsn. Gin &srl Der srit Dor ,psnissn
Sassn aus bsm 3ubtbauis sntlaien, bislt cine
&cre an Den Mcb, unb anosrs dbnliebs Sub.
jsfte blostsn bic ioauptanfibrsr. gtur sin Ycs
ljenan mar auf bsm Ylasr, uno bsisr ftbisn
iih abiibtIib nibt um bic Nubsf6brsr gu be-
fimmsrn. Die 'Ssu Sra,' bas bissife San
Sursn Slatt in Nsu Vorf, mad)ts mt elmer
art Stbacsnfrsubs oas Dbise befannt, uns
anosrs San Sursn Orsans ffimmtn NIT Elm /;
basssen crhdt bic 'Staats Ssituns,' sbsnfaas
elm Ban Sursn Slatt ibr Seoaursn ibsr oas
8cr9efaasne aus, nnb ia9t oas tieIe Gauftcls
be lih leitsr ale "Csmcfratsn" nsnnen-unb
ras ale anbsrn dbnlibsn Sburfsnlfrsibs bic
ZEN Geutfbsn 9sfpis!t murbsn, Don Ssntltsn
anssififtst mdren uno ibrtn jcas 9s9sn lie itiss
ten, we1 aQs ibre sssrsnisunssn 9sfttrt ptirs
ben. 9iss Hist snelib bic wabrs aishe Der Cos
fofcfos 81 ben einssmanssrtsn 9sutfbsn; bss
,psil't uno ;sist oas iis unb nibt bic 9Sb8s,
bic Hatip Yartsi blten.
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einSsfanst.
fsrr Yumsue (!

yrkbk fN'csot
&c fheint als psnn Die Serren Sitter
une G16nsr, psIbc bic vsrbsrblbs g. Sas
rem 0isSisruns enssfset uno ale Maasrsssln
bsrfeIben, r.bt cSer unrebt untsrifist babsn,
nun, ba Ge einfebsn bas tsm 0olfe bic
Mu3sn aufssben ldusnsn rpcasn, unS 0tb
fsnsn als msnn fis nibts Muffin pcm Seruas
tsrbrinssn Der prefs &c.
Nrbetsr, 6anbmerfsr unb Vaursn, lelet
Ra1iSlsenoss, was elmer elmer ibrsr eceofctc.
@litbsr i'm Gcnsres, ndmlib SenatOr Gaps
pan, BON Ohio, fir Biz Nnnabme Der Suttras
furp 9efast bat:
~"Der prtis Der Nrb.t i'll uisl ;u bod.
Ger Sassl6bner in bitftm eanbs III i'm
etants fir elfpsns bes Gass su arbeitsn.
Brinst ben 9aselobn beruntsr 3u oiefen prsiS |;
sasiff Der beias 9arif ben ibr babea sSnnt,
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zsssHay
0Eb@
Sarrton Qcnpentton.

DE Sreunee Bon 5arrilcn uuo 9rlcr. in
'prnniploanlsn, itno b6fieb sinselaecn Ilet in
eohOfntlon III Der Ssatt {ancatter IN Der.
lalnlnell, ant Oreita ia, psu lsten ndtb.
tfn september. fir brp 3,pstf icltc Waas.
rsaeln ah}unctmen ,psIhe tie pcitjbe grs
l6iuns pss SetluBteln Staascs prllcnccn,
nno lpn 5u tsipe9cn fteb in sinem Zone su
perantwnrten. Der irinss patrictismus ump
otmefratls pertb 1T, 5u pcn alp:reiebenNtcus
lSteltfn bic uns taSlieb pom Wsitcn II. Sas
ON sufpmmtn.
Oie altfn sspr,iftrN nno uie tefteaten ges
faeronen BON Der "2ltsu W5acbe" wsrpsn,
usritfht ftt, tsi 3auIenpsu bsrausfemmen.
Oa ite auf cem 8Ircf (lns 1T film Iufruf Der
l'nfsrithrlrtensn fir lts n6tbls. Ater 3u Den
aneeth eaunttfe ecs Staate, m6tbts eitGpm
mtfse mt ALIEN ernit uno lufrlebtiafcit f.
ash: Atnfet nlebt oic gntfernuus unr lcibtc
l'halLnsDmllthtctcn fpmmt Ycrmdrts i'll Gu.
rsr .olathf, uno cpfert gum 3Bobl cures $ans
oes ipehsnar Stnncrn snrsr 3elt. 9ae Size
i'ttfaf mnR olf grna5iuna pcn J. N Gsin Der
nle inter Sutranen mibtrautbte. une Siea
ater lbu eersnlc oaGelte psrecnte
0le Piarrifpn 9smptratcn Doh
Der Sitn gantaitrr nercen Seraniisen fluten
fur cen empfIna uub bic Ssqusmllhtslt lb
rsr Srllpsr bon aursrn gauntlcs su jorsep.
ano He,tebrnmseu fir tic Slsuns esr Con:
pentlcn ~ trefftn.
Jsoss ganntp, turtb Iciuc Committee, 1T
|trinhts?D'aasrrsclu fur be Orpnuns ibrsr
cf!f9atlcn ju trctftA, ouret Die grueuuuMg
pen WarlhaIlen uno Bsrsltuna Don Sabnen
| eehoentlontn aleitb Ger bier bsrnfensn, fur
IN Sorihlaa in anpsrn 3btilcn ose 9taats
afbaifen 5u wrrpcn. S,s ,srcsn betannt se
maebt nerrcn 10 balo Die Gage fir Die Sal
tuna esrfcIben tettlmmt Gnp, ple Ge Gtb;s!let
fur cie nabsr batei tetbsliatsn aus jensn
Sbellsn bes Staates ieiu mtsen SIR bic
saneattrr eonptntiem rpurct Der l8ttSs Ssrtrms
ter FIR itbifIlcb arbaItsn, nm init Der srcGen
Serfammlnma nlett slcitb Su trcffrH, Die am
lOfen september asbaten ,perhen GcH. .Ohr
aer prn bl'fem unp ancsrn Staateu. ttnnen
bel Der Jsslsen GinrIhtuna. teics tsiwpbusn.
Shoma5 3. Surroires,
Shcma6 @loer,
0Stlliam Ol'9lure,
Soieph QSallaee.
Sphn -. oBetbere(l,
s5chn 6. 9Hontsomerp,
0ela Sao9er,
Samcs Gregory,
Vraneis Darfe.
Samuel Nleranber,
9. 9. 9ultertleu,
s5obn s.. oBalfer,
Scbn Stself.
Gtaatssg cmmittsc
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@saoina, ben 25. Uusuf.

I'm Die freien uno unabbdnoi8en Grwdb:
let BON 8erfs Gauntp.
W1ittiraer :-Iuf mispsrbcltss grIutbsn
Visler msuer Sreumos, rrlauts id mir bier
nit. Cub mid ais sin gauoioat far pas
GorpnerS amt
non Serfe gauntp ansntieten, fcate i'd 70
alaflieb fcin, tsi Der nashitcn Wabl cine
Webrbtit btr Gtimmen mcinsr Mntlraer
BON cisism ganutp ~ erhsltsn, 20 'aosen flt
vcrt6frt fein. bab ieb cie Vfihten bts An
tes sstrcn unb nnparteiiIt erfiinen tpsrbs.
guer untertbdnisfer 9ientr
sSonatbau 0reth.
1n3uf II. tr.
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2lu10Ii,ilo.

Sas b'sr;uppr beitsbcnbs @slsqlbaftss&ss
ibaft j,piibsn g a musI Sseb unb
ebarle Srprs Il, untsr Der Sirna ren
Reebn uno Urorell, in Der eisfcruns ron
Sbmsasn fir bic &eaein9 unp Yrttsius Nies
9elbabnsg cmraanis, III bsuts Den 9tsn 9lueuif
init tsipsrlsit9sr einpiaisuns aufssItTt. 9!ls
Sclhs, bic ncb Scrrsrun9sn an bsiaste Sirs
ma babsn, pc0en rsitlben al gbar!es Srcrtll
fur Excitement snienrsn, uns Sclbs, Die
an eisfs!bs ibu!ci9 linc an bn abbssabIsn.
Samuel Keebn,
Gbarlcs IroreH.
Gsaoine, Nusult 25. 3m.
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Gtbon Hnfaua Suui .. 9. lief ieb in mtbs
reR 3eitnn9sn [ptntbrn uno cn9llehen1 bes
fannt MAIDEN. tab 6. s. Sai(sr, aus
Osttiaasn, tr Sirhbeim all Ger Set, &6nia
reieb Whrtsmbrra, aus mrincm Gcitbaft, III
nethrm er nur sypst Wcnate ale SuhballW
amaeilsIIt ,par, obus mrin miiTsn uuc gSillen
slautts id rrm pnklieum fGuIsis gu fem /;
ater aus Sthpnuns Seaen ttn junatn Dlaun
ocn iet mr. fir lcbr icihtftnniA ater nebt
fir itbleebt bielt. faate ieb niebt msbr ,cbmrbi
bic Art uno 3Eeit, :pis sr as9rn MIDI une
anoere asbttare 6aaemcrtsr arbaneelt bate,
zinc 6fentlihs Nnas perbisKt battt. GaiIsr
roite mit 9SiNen einfs autea 8etannteu pom
bier ab: asfane aeaen oielsn bittcre Sisuc il'
tsr cas Sorssfaueue unO as(okts BslItruns
Dlsls mar jcboeh nur rcu turser Dausr. Hm
liten Snli fam CT in .6arrtetura al, no Ct
BON tiusm replieten junaen D1anut, Sfamtae
81 cbert graTslt, freunefitb auflencm
men purpe. Gr lcairte bel 6rn. g. Sabn'
len unb mar Der Ghlafnahtar bss 9rn.graf
felt. Oirier sina am 7ten Suli frhb5sitia
smml8eiehdft, ale 8aifer ncd, i'm Betttnar.
Bd feinsr 3urlfeunfr gum Srhbta6 molts
CT 0alcr mcten. or mar fort. bate graIs
lslt's &cfsr ssraltIam rtrcebcn mMo ibm
s38 taraus eatmanst. wcbn @aifer ats
sanssn. BAT man bis jeBt nittt rrfabren f6n'
men. SD absr balte ss far mciue pfht.
auf pitfen D,sb uns 8etrdasr. Der fteb tti fsis
nsr Nntuaft in 6arriefars, frm Namen
O Il d aat. tas putIifnm anfmrrfiam 3u
MAIDEN. tansere Shcnnns pars bier tins
rsd,t.
Gaifer lit Gin arcfYsr, fattTiebtr Wann.tat
ftbmarsss 6aar unb blibsnes Ssithtefarte,
flsibst 1eb fein unp fpriebs ben febndtiIhsn
OiaIsft. gs febs ileb Jtor wchl Dor. .canit
ct uitt Don ibm tsfcbleM, Nitrogen ooer auf
tine aaetre Grt bintsraanasn merle.
s. O. @efsIb6ft
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1ussus aus Germ Ssle's &soe.
2lusl6nrafun9 ces preGcentens
Saules.

Bir madrn nahllsbrubm Ius,us aus
5rn. Oslc's SteDs, sstaltcu i'm gonarr6, itU
ole SsIo.8trihwsnpuns Der Ban Snrcn Nts
sisrun9. Das 9,oIt fanm aus bieism 1lues
,uat rlsbtn, tpie beut;u Saae pas 5aupt eer
"9smcfratis" Daartin 9an Buren, in fdrN
lidcr pradt left. ST ee sin wunrcr nab
rieiem Gusinss, pa6 Ban Suren
Elm bunoert uno elf Miuionen Sbaler
prn psu 8cltssslpUn in frsi Sabren Der.
ftbwsntst bat? 6srr Osle bat Die 1ussaten
fir nabfolseubs Artifsl ale tewiesn, inrem
ct bic Dr,sinalsNe1nunsen uno WsItte BEN
eonsrcb vOrlestt. Sie ssisen ocn sroItn
B6prral $oeefefo prefioentsn III ieinen ,pabs
rsa gbarattsr. CIR bat niht aucin SHesc
Don europa fir pas 9sole inportIrt, lonorn
Ct bat lsIth bas !6aus ess Solts nit aus,
lansiIebsm 5aueratb Ueriebtn, ,pelbce al
praebt unc Berl6wsnpnns nit Dem 5auss
ratb Oct ttnielibsn paIatte in europa mstts
siftrt. $ss,72s So BON eem 8elps pss Sots
(tnO psrIhwenpet, um ras !5aus uuo pcn Gar.
ten bsS prefoeutcn fir 1889 gu usrlebausrn,
unb MIN wirb bas SoIt nod nit einsm birst'
ten Gar ssIhcrsn, I'm bic Nesisrnnse,Aue.
sabsn au6umsebsn. Solstnoe 4uesatsn ltne
barunter:
4 Dueeno Roien. BON IS. Buiit. SIS 90
/ SInoel fiinftlite 8lumen 100 90
Ssniter. umbdnee uno Qusbefe-
runseu an Sopbas, Sueldem=
mel II. {. 10. fur cine Stube i'm
preiioenten 6auie, 1905 90
umbdnes, @ersierunsen, II. {. 10.
fur Die SitsStube, 1878 90
l Sopba nit &ifen. fur oen pres
fioenten, seeauft BON y. Saloe'
6 Sran,SGiae er,ra Ssttoeaen
fur cen preiioenten. . l60 90
@olo,Sldtter fir oas prefoentens
6aus, eefauft in Neu -Yort, 1000 90
Queldnoilde Sue.Garpet fiji Den
preiibenten, >, $40 26S
Msus @eratbe' far c%ss prtiiosuten
3iIb. einseiblcfen eo!oens eef'
fel. eoloene Meher uno @as
beIn. II. i.s 10. lI,l9l 80
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Go eben erba(ten,
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bile, Berfs ganntr, sine 0ua,Ititat uor3hs'
liebtr areffer &ctlcn fat SrotsSebmitet. nno
etsnfo Gps uno NuBsxcblen gum &affbrsn'
nsn, anb clue Quautitat $ap.S ebinstln; aat
eiefts ipirb ~ berabSefesten prsiftn bets
eanft perben.
1piltiam tf1n8eef.
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SinterlaNenibaft bcs peritcrbeWen Slaae
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Ibp, Seres Gauatp.
Nabrtbt
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te, mebnbaff in srfaatsm gumrm Saunfebip,
ais Gretutor oss lsstcn Billens uno 9e,tas
mente rss rwdbntsn Ssrltcrtsnen anaetteIt
worpen iit-uno oas allie Sclht, peltte I'm,
fpriete ocer 8orprrunssn al erfasts 6intrs
laGcn1haft batsn, blslslttm 5w1hen Nun uno
ren 9tsn ndbltsn Ssptsmtsr, wchlbeftatist
unsubanpiacn taten.-9tueb kslictsn Gcldt,
w:ltbc al oiclts iehmltia auo. cbns Seb(, III
bet ctsn anssastsasn 3s,t atsutsatlcn. AT
Jebn,S grseutcr.
2usuf, 4. 6m.
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2. ebcr: Srsibst Die ib mene &C.
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bon &sifi9tr.
5. gbor :-gEenn bic Nabt ,t. bon s al.
g. SDcr :-Gudt nibt in 2EaGsrauslcn ,e.
7. eber :-2Sas sldnit cOrt, .. g.M.p. 0Etbtr
8. Sc!e aus Der Opsr bic 3aubsrf1tts, ,Mc,art
9. eIrr :-9Sas 9lsdt mObl &c. G.Wp. .GSsbsr
10. sbcr :-Gott amor II. Sad,us, s. Otto.
Sweite abtbsiluns:
l. &oncO aus: "Die Gbtpfuns" nit 9ieline
2. Sbcr :-Stiqs, itills, ifillt &c.
3. ebcr :-Sb ertIide frcb &c. .. eifenbskr.
4 Colo :-Noab pcn 9isifiissr.
s. @bor :-0Sir fpnmsn uns &c.
8. @bor :--Nas 1T res Osutf,bsn Batsrlanb.
7. Sustt Die Gepatterbitte.
8. sbpr :-St. Yau!us war Elm meoifuS &c.
pon Setter.
9. Strytt :-east uns sur eunfeln qaube ssbn.
10. Sbor :-Stuoenten9rue, ron SIS. .Ssrnsr
sblrs often llbr; 4nfana bss Comets II
lbr. preis Der Sifstts SO Sent jsscs, III ba,
ben an Col. Ssrr's, o. Sinnp'e, i?enrp Ms,
op's cctsls, bsi iorn. S. aausr uno in Der Yoif
Office.
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