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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-09-01

Cleaning, repairing, and regild-l
ing 7 chandeliers,
Cleaning and repairing 8 pair Of
pier table French figures,
Cleaning and repairing IL CO.
lumn astral lamps, 54o no
Cleaning and repairing 4 pairs
cornucopia bracket branches,
Cleaning and repairing l pair
mantel branch lamps,
Cleaning and repairing | pair
candlesicks,
Cash paid in Baltimore and Phia-
delphia for glass and expenses 80 90
Taking down and putting up chan
delier and other ornaments 70 81
Paid for packing boxes and cotton Is 81
Paid for II days. hire of horse and
cart, hauling the ornaments and
expenses " 70
Cleaning passage lamp and chain 90
Cleaning and repairing plateau % 90
| Expenses, transportation, and put
ting up plateau II 90
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$500 90

sJULv 10, 1887,
aReceived for repairs of chandeliers,
&c. for the Presidents House, one hun.
dred and fifty dollars. 2. NICHOLAS"
Ihave Just read FIVE several bills, which
exhibit an expenditure, under the act OF
Congress last mentioned, for what are de.
nomined repairs Of the Presidents House
during tho first six months of Mr. Van
Buren's term, amounting altogether to the
sum Of A, I27 90. BY these bills we are
taught what is meant BY the phrase, re-
pairs ofthe Presidents House, IN the pal
ace vocabulary. Itappears that repairs
ofthe Presidents House consists IN buy
| ing scarlet damask and Brussels carpet 70
| the Presidents OFFICE scraping q
scrubbing, and making window curtain
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-09-01

pairs Of HOUSE. and having referred
the committee to the law, wlllsubmit
sundry bills for disbursement under that
Ian:
Bill of G. Alexander, Upholsterer, from
the 18th Of March, 1887, till 10th May,
1887, $1,O37 IS
Containing among other charges, the
following:
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Received payment in full Oft. L. Smth,
Sept. 7, 1887. JAS. CUTHBERT."
President Of the United States,
To VIM. M. McCauley, DIR.
1887, June 2. To 2 TN buckets 2 W
TO milk strainer and skinner, 623
g June II. To chamber bucket 2 90
I. " 90. To A dozen tart pans, 2 90
81 I2a
Received payment Of T. +. Smith,
WIN. M. McCAULEY."
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THE WAY THE PUBLIC MON
Ely is SQUANDERED.

ILLUSTRATION OF VAN BUREN's DEMOCRACY.
Remarks of Mr.. Charles Ogle, member of
Congress from Pennsylyania--an ORR
ginal Jackson man-on the General
Appropriation Bill.
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/ set waters
II so
500 so

500 SO
Received payment for T. Palmer & Co.
J. SCHULTZ"
"The Presidents House. Toe. f. Bihler. |
To l knifeboard and brushes, and
channels for the silver plate, SO SO !
Received payment of T. L. Smith,
CT1AS. F. BIHLER."
"Novembcr 10, 1888.
Charles Wood, for the Presidents House,
Bought of A. McIntire, Auct.
! double chamber set % 90
l single do 10 90
Packing and carriage 90
Reed. payment, A. MCINTYRE, Auct."
'United States, for the Presidents House,
To Robert Keyworth, DR..
1887, March IL. To toast.rack for
VIM. Cuthbert, Sc 90
Reed. payment, r. KEYWORTH. =
"Wm. Cuthbert, for the Presidents table
furniture, To P. Kinchey.
1887, Dec. IA. 2 sugar vases 6 90
4 Easements for the sanae G 90
artificial wreaths SO
July 7, 1897, Reed payment for P. Kin
chey, T. WHELAN !"
"President Of the United States,
To VIM. NJ. McCauley, DIR
1887, March 90. To D gallon cof-
fee-boiler 2 3
l boiler and 2 coffee pots 2 2!
l coffee biggon l 81
SO OF
certify the above to be correct,
: JAMES CUTHBERT.
! March 81, 1887. Received the within &C
count in full, WIN. M. McCAULEY."
"Washington, Nov. A, 1887.
President of the United States,
Bought of Campbell & Coylt
> l plate rarmer SO Q
g April 10, 1888, Received payment ft
= Campbell & Coyle, GUSTIN Russell.
i ''rhe u. States, for the Presidents Hous
. To Samuel Redeem, ID
i 1887, July 1. To dozen brooms
% dozen hand scrubs Il
IS 1883, April 10. To J dozen brooms
: ST {
= =, {, n RnER ID NJ
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$l4 81
washington, Sept. 81, 1887. Received
payment = GEO. SAVAGE"
"Baltimoro, Sept 2, 1887.
Major T. l.. Smith, on account OF tue
Presidents House, bought OF y. raj
ner g. Co. 90 "a
Z SETS ''l's 49,, 80 10 90
~ s1ee' PoAe. ~ sbovel supports 10 90
] par ,g1s2 en- SIAM % 90
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y Post. Masters generally are Teques
% act as agents for the work.
~ Remember. AL letters ordering the
liror, must contain I'd, and be post paid
nd that
" The terms are a7iCays IN Advance
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NOTICE

NHE copartnersIiD n ,he practice Of the
Law, between Evans, HARRISON and
'E has been dissolved.
RICHARD EVANS,
JAMES Il. HARRISON,
HENRY GRAY.
fln lqt fcfn Ne ~
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arisfocr attic propensiles, almost every
morning, the weather being isEorable, BY
.pazking some 90 81 100 rods between
daybreak and sunrise he ranks OF
The Potomac sn1 ae arlsso.
cralicaIly laa Iafka BODY, af-
Ter The mamie q De - leI||aYlans, IN
he seatsrs spne oc-
casi0ns, moe SWIM
;no across .ae ..sI. IS nile and
three quarters hkt pains,
in some of The palaces 6f q servants
arc IN attendance He hine aiaiely after
the pfinceIy bathef leaves Is ter, gent
" whip his back and limbs q vel birch
rods, remove the hard Skin Oh his feet
With punnice stone. anoint his body with
triple distilled abic, and present little
white vine, sugar and citron, 70 invigoraie
| him before he lnpses in sweet slamber:
| presume the luxury of al these royal
practises win be duly appreciated at
the Presidential pa|ace. Tbs 'pxury
might doubtless Be materially Enllancd
by causing such 'sallefafi IS Sc con
strueled would inirod5et ID Sic Presls
dents baths. by means Of parts con-
duits and double forcing pumps p CO..
pious s0Pp|F g sen Waler aileF tbe nan-
lnef Of bath Ell hments
of The
Wk sd easion,
sill I1flh4 Is pals
ace baths. S. mina-
Efipn Of Ihe mon ss IS 's re-
49,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-09-30
The LION OF THE DAY.
NO CURE NO Pay
TIE Genuine Old Dutch or German
Veg etaue Pills.

Veg etabEe Pills
ETTlGHLY recommended by Doctor
- Valentine Mott. D. D., of N r.,
and others.
These are the orders! Any one that
does not find relief from these pills the
price is. refunded back, these are the. pos
Zee orders of the Proprietor 10 agents
Id others.
Ia offering these pills to the public, /
appeal to their intelligence. IF lhese,pills
are not what they are. recommended, you
are in duty bound. out of respect to YOUR
self and community to reject them, and
publish them to the world as an impose
lion, hunbug and qnaekery, The public
may be assured they are purely vegetable:
they are composed Of nine ingfediehts
paftofthe medicine IS only found ia Asia
and IN the valleys of Germany. For
Convenience these extracts are made into
pills and will be found sure cure or
relief for all bilious complaints. yellow
and bilious feFers, fever and 1aare, sia,ln-
dice, scarlet rash, bilious cholic, dyspepsia,
&c &c.
It's no. intended that this medicine IS
a cure Tor all diseases TO viii Iii the h1-
man system is liable. Ten thousand use
less. efforts have been made 10, draw from
the region Of unknown fancy, some lone.
spun theory Of magic art, which would
cure each and every disease. Good med.
icine is not to be found in the fire or
Mhirlwind.
Health s. happiness hang upon chance
winds-titne is the herald of truth.
The past at least is secure; they have
already raised monument Of lheif great.
ness which will DEFY the corroding tooth
OF Tine
For sale N Brandon BY Jackson s.
ketchan, Warren g Bliss; W. Poultnev.
]. LefingWells Joel Beeman; T.. Poultney,
~. 7. Noyes, S. y. Cushman; Ira. Fran
els z. Wing; w. Rutland, Hitchcock. r.
Morgan. 3. Elason; Clarendon Springs.
Hilchceell 8 Morgan; Tinmoutb< Noah
w. Sawyer; Wallingford, IT. Round e,
Co. David Fl. Meacham e Co: CIaren-
don. 81. 6 w. Hodges; Rutland, 81. T..
White Co; e. Clarendon, Calvin Cross.
man, Calvin Spencer; Shrewsbury. Levi
F'inney; Mounthollv, p L. Huntoon.
Sherburne, Chas. Anthony & Maxbam:
Plltsfords S. y. ToWnshend q Co. Stron0
81 Buck: Benson. G. r. Walker x ia s
OrWeli' a. = Catlin. 50:1y
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BALDNESS.--I Important D5Scorerq-
tie Grsdt Mystery found out al last.
ia kR. STERRY'S HAIR REGEN-
- ERATOR.-Dr. Slerrv, after
much attention to the important subject Of
preserving The hair. has, after many ez-
perImeflis chemical and physical been
athletic discover an article which is nov
Offered with the greatest confidence for
the toilet as the best.thing ever discover.
ed, for its sofening aud penetrating quail
Y. to produce a. good head of hair-lO
prevent it from falling off when badness
Is unprecedented Ito restore it when bald
ness has taken place, and 10 prevent i
from turning gray. It is. more. nourish'
ing than pomatums antique oil, or Cologne
wafer. II is a beautiful article for ladies
Gu rls--lt makes the hair sof: and lively
and produces uncommon brilliancy.-
Thousands have tested its superior yir-
tues and excellence. and in every instance
It stands unrivalled. It Is an ihfaIhbls
cure IN all affections of the SKIN on tbl
.head-as dandrufi, &c. &c. Every famis
" should be supplied with bottle of thy
OIL. that by IFS application to the head and
barr OF children, The beautiful ard orna.
mental appendage of fine head of hait
which nature has supplied Us may be pre-
served. From the numerous certi6cate
nd Recommendations received of is salu.
atafV influence, the Doctor feels frul
persuaded he has succeeded in nroduciDg
an article which will meet the desired
wishes and APPRECIATION IF The nnbi;c. p
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ID T u ID

NJ r. JAMES MORRISON. the Ir-
1V1GEIsT. died al an advanced age, the
10th Of May last at Paris, where he had
resided for some time, experimenting a
branch of the British College Of Heath,
London
The College at London has been for
some time under the supervision of
JOHN 4 ALEXANDER INCLUSION.
sons Of the celebrated Hvgeist and the
business will experience no interruption.
as they are now he only persons livino
who possess the knowledge Of al til
terials and their.p1opo ytsons, used j
king the "world renowned'' rea
Medicine called
Morison's Pills.
Every Packet sold ia Vermont and Il,
the towns bordering on Lake Channiain
in the State of New York will sbe signed
with Pen and Ink, by Messrs, Pang5ora
Fl Bri'ssnaGsd, Jewellers, Of the Variety
store, Burlington vt. whoare State Agents.
and signed also By thesnb agents selling
them. Remember this if you wish 10 get
the genuine articls
GEO. TAYLOR, Hygeist
Ga. Broadway. New Y.ork.
T HE< III Y,G ELS
a newspaper for gratuitons circulation, is
to be issued from the General Depot for
the United States, for the Medicine and
publications. of the British College Of
Health, Londonl at "a Broadway. New
York. where all orders and communities
tons relative 70 the business mus be adj
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TOOTH PREPARATION.

YTHE fact is proved, aud the mos in
L creduIous and doubling are fully
convinced, as ne have the evidence from
the sale of 1000 boxes of the Odontica,
within the past year, that the Utopian
dreams of the alchymist are realized, and
a remedy discovered for preserving those
important and useful appendages of The
human system, by the use of the Magnet.
lic Odonhca, which BY It's attractive, puri.
flying and strengthening qualities, removes
all extraneous substances from the teeth,
and preserves them in their natural brill.
fancy, and the gums in soundness and
beauty. II is ascertained from expert
ence. that when used, the teeth will new
er decay, but remain til the latest age If
man, with their snatural wear. When
they are deeayed, lis progress wiHl-be ar
rested, and the teeth preserved and pre-
vented from aching-alI this has been
done IN multitude of instances: and
nore--in thousands of cases. nervous
toothache THAT climax of pain) has AZ
once been e4ecsually cured by this most
popular deniifrice in AmeFica. Ard in
conclusion, where, OF. who IS the young
lady or gentleman, aye, the individual that
values a beautiful set of teeth. sound gums
and sweet breath more than 6ffy cents.
that will be longer destitute of box Of
DR.. NJ Hitchcock's Magnetic Odontica.
For sale wholesale and retail, by A.
HITcHcocK s. Co, No. 1f7 Genesee ST.
Utica, n. r, and by their agents thro'-
out the United States.
For sale in Brandon by Jackson &
Ketcham only.
In Pittsford, by Strong & Buck.
Rutland, DIR. james Porter.
Caatleton, T. Jameson
Middlebury, Geo. IA. Fish.
Vergennes, John n. Bowman.
Burlington, J. & J. Fl. Peck & Co.
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HAIR / HAIR!l

BALDNESS Inportant Discovery
tie Gfsdt Mystery found out al last.
IS ar. STERRY'S HAIR REGEN-
- ERATOR.-Dr. Sterrv. after
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LorIoN. EorIoN Dr.: Eg0ns be0u-
tSfuing Lotion.

sy1sts0
UWIGHLY esteemed for curing all.
Eruptions, Coafseness, Richness,
and Pinples on the Face, Neck or
Hands. and efIectually cleaning the conn
plexion, and removing all diseases ot the
skin.
Nothing contributes so much to our
general SUCCESS ia life, as an engaging
first 4 appearance. This lotion is admired
- q most frsgrant. mild, safe wash, and
greatly esteemed for its. virtues in cleans
mo. softenino. and purifving the skin Of
ali 'ernptions, So injurious to female beau
| tv. and restoring tito a high degree Of
nuritv a
a beant;f,,l and, healthful connlexion IS
The nr;de IF eli who Masses if. and The
envy of those who are deprived Of it,
W6at car. be - !, ffsctiino 10 a beautifuT fe.
x<oia Il ,gbasa f,ca n.snre has disnIaved
ba ,.. oo,vsr a. IS fad her can,rlexion dis.
orsa v;,b d;sg,,stino niinnles. which
ssfsc, b.sr cbarmsq z =
- aooa asnea rance i the hest com.
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Worms !! Worms !
RAR. M. HITCHCOCK's unriyal.
LIZ led 81 unequaIled WORM TEA.

- led g unequalled WORM TEA,
a sovereign remedy for Worms Strange
and incredible are the effects of these
detestable vermin; few persons, and it is
thought none are free from them, particu.
larry females and children. Many per.
sons 90 through distressing course Of
medicine without any benefit. when they
might be relieved by using the Worm
Tea. This invaluable medicine has been
tested by the experience of more than len
years use, and administered 10 more than
16, 600 persons Of various ages, and net
one solitary complaints; on the contrary,
hundreds have.-called, and unsolicited,
given their decided preference to il, after
trying the different articles sent forth to
the public, and pronounced DR.. NJ Hitch.
cocks Worm Tea the most safe, effectual
and convenient remedy that can be OBJ
tanned; for in no one of the thousands
instances where it has been used agreea-
bic 10 the printed directions has i ever
failed
3 NIB. Ask for DrsaM. Hitchcock's
WORM TEA. as. there are many snostrums
abroad for the destruction of worms,
For sale wholesale and retail, by A.
FHITcHcocK & Co., sole Pfoprie,ors, III
Genesee street, Utica, and by their agenia
Throughout The Union.
For sale in Brandon only By Jackson
& KETcHAM. In
/ Piusford, by Strong 6 Buck.
Rutland, BY DR.. James Porter.
Castleton, by E.-Jamiesen-
Middlebury, by George II: Fish.
Vergennes, by John II. Bowman.
Burlington. BY J. & J. IT. Peck &Co..
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0ufAlol cen 2Siten Sult.

Im rsrsanssntn SamItas Slabmttaa
sisnssn Die &:nssr oss Ssra. SsIorus 5ebse
pan bier, init GrIaubnlb ibrer W1utter. III
ben Suib nm 6im5eeren ;u brsebsn. Sic
waren orsi Sriesr, unp in Bsslsituns eiuse
oeutIben Snatsn. Auf ibrem 6simwess ia.
men ite III Serintbuns 3u basen, uno sisnstn
Iosleih ins watftr. Ser mttlsrs Der Bras
bsr serstb in 5u tlefts wa1er, ,no rpare Der
5lIfe ten6tbiset fein altersr Sruper elite
ibn ju rstten, ater nod sbe CT iba erreitbm
fcnnte itsrmannte ibn feltit DER Strom, ,lno
bebe wtraufeu. Scr jin9ite BET Srucsr
nabm Iseann bic Sleiber Der grtrunfsncm
unter ben 1rm unp elite bamit natb 6aufe.
Scslsitb wurcen Nntalten setrofen pie&5rs
per auf,uluebsu, uno ,pdbrenp oer S1atbt ace
lans es Dem Sater fte ;n fnosn. 1Bis milf,
lsn Die gltsrn oieler Sineer ssfiblt baten!
gltern Ieaten lit Besus aufs Baoen ibren
Sinetrn eR srtbtc 8rrittbt anempfttfem ba
man ol,reb sanSliebss 9srbisttn Qe niebt i,u>
mer bom Bapsn atbaltsn fam.
Wsltbiirser.
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Reues Ihortement BON
SYruhiabr5 uno SpmmersQSaaren,

Ssebr weblfsil.
Scr itnterIArietene 1T 70 eten BON philas
eephia ,urifssfehrt. init einem tpohl a,,sss'
srahlten IGortcment
SrCfne QBaaren,
Spesereisn, 6orte Baoren, Sueense
8aaren, eeeer=@aoren, &c. &c. It.
n,ttt eiuer arcGsn Quantitat Gpps, ,@ats uno
SiIete. = D1an balt ebenfal!s aHf 5anb els
nen porsisiieten artlf'l scn
srofIen iborfbere &oblen,
rctbaItbe &oblsn fir Shmieee, wei6s unc
rctbaiebe Slub &ctlen gum &alfbrennsn,
rs.tte aae fsbr uiesria Uerfauft ,ptroen fir
Saarssio ooer III Sau(eb fit $anpesproeufte.
Oilliam .lIsn9el.
Diobrsblle. Snli Id
81. .. Obsnunter,eietnstsr bssab(t ben
bihltn Yreis i'll 8aarselc, fir 5afsr, @cs,
aen une 1Bellhtcrn.
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500 bur6 Sllbfrab(.

Orei BON ocn Sobnen bcs gbr,p. ga
mnel eotspeiob. nabe bel Hemport, Goofe
Gauntp. Eenn., nabmen neulib wGbreno
einem 8eeenibaner 3ufudt unter einem
srohen uno boben Sei9enbaume. Der
Slis fbluo auf beioen Seiten oes Saus
mes nieoer unb tootete sspei bon DEN Rna'
ben; cer brittle ipuree beoeuteno beibds
oiat.
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lln9lllf ourb Veueree,pehr.


lls am pori9en Somfaee elm iunoer
Mann bon bier. 0amens Stepbe n
S ones, ieines 6aneperfs Elm Sbub-
NADER, auf bic Saeo ausseoaneeu mar,
feste ct Tb in Geieuibaft nit einem o,
Der 5uei &naben unter einem gaume ME.
Der. Bdbreno bic MInouno ieinerglin.
te se9en ibn eefebrt par, 9iens oeielbe
ourb ireene einen 3ufau les Die eaoun9
fubr ibn, neben Der gtaie in Den &opf u.
Fam binten an oemielben beraus, 70 oab
ct auf Oct Stelle toot blieb. Der 8ers
itorbene ,par etpa % Sabre alt, unb leis
nsr pelpittmeten Mutter mub iein un3eiti.
tiger uno fbneuer 500 Gui1erit fbmers.
lieb lein. Solfsfreunb.
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Dab ct nibt isoem sroben Wenlben,
nie s. 9. 6rn. umbltdtter, auf ielnen
unoerlbamten, oummcreiiten Srief ant
portet 1T besreiflilb; :; osnn ionft wdroe
es NIT Dem Sdreibsn uno Nntporten tein
Gnoe Daben. Dap Gen. Sarriian isbr
ju 9unlten Der GeutIhea eeiinnt 1T, niis
fen mir aus llrfunben, Die mir ndbfens
uniern seiern perofsntli6en persen.
@'s. Yennl Qeutlthe.
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Am SamlfdS pen 2oten Sull frel0nete
fib in 8epop, Sneiana, cine trauriee Se.
oebenbelt. DIE 6arrilon 0emofraten
batten ndmlib Elm Barbecue ber Die Sin.
einuati Irtillerie beinobnte. 2fls oiefel.
be eniae Salpen abfeuerte, ents lnoete Iib
beim eaoen oa6 pulser, wel1es ben Qas,
ifecf einem Oct &anoniere ourb bic 8rult
trieb uno ibn toStete sinen anoern ri6 es
ben 2(rm pom 9eibc, bet ebenfall5 lforb,
unc swei onocre ,pursen ionlf an ibrsn
&orper befbaoiet. Ole Hamen Der ees
tOoteten lIno: 8. Nortb uno 81. Gaor,
Gonfabler.
6 d m dbli6. Der 8oupcrnGr bon
Wiliillippi, M'Stutt, III in ben Strafen
Der Staot SSoeeion ourb Den sreoupernor
Nunnels tibtis burboepra9elt .poroen.
Soup. W'Gutt bate bel elmer ohentIIe
ben Moblieit einsn fit Eunnels lsbr be.
leioi9enoen Scait seeeben, morauf iib
oieiet perlonlib ;u rdtsn lubte. Grtraf
ibn in Sadlon, uno besann Jpn NIT einem
81 obre ;u iblaesn., Iuf bic Semerfune
'Nutts, oaB er unbewebrt iei. tparf ct
Iein Ncbr wc9 uno es bseann Elm Sauif.
fampf, in Dem W'9tutt Die Sbsrbano ers
balten, menn uibt Tunnels fein 8cbr
wleoer 5u 9iilfe 9enommen unb BENSON
pernor ttibtio ourtboebtdaet bate. Wenn
Die erlfen Seamten Des Staats nb 70
weit peroeien, tpie fann man es Dem pets
lof1enen pet eeroenfen, ,penn ct hb bel
ieoer Ge!e0enbeit leiner Siuite bscient.
Selb. Sreun0.
Bo5 nd d. it?- Sn pbilabelpbia
baben bic 9rn. 6baie unogc. cine pllen
Wfal1ine nit elmer Dampfmafbine in
Sepeeune eefeet, pelde td9lih gu:
iehel patentpiuen fabrieirt! g8ir leben
in Dem pilenr Sa brlunoert uno es beoarf
iest nur nod einer Sblutemalbine, um
iie aub Sulbelipeiie perlblinsen 3u f6n.
nen.
Gin Iltbaicr CAB einem Neiienoen bic
Serilberune, felt ct in &crintb in Gar.
niion lieoe. piffe er, tparum paulus an
ole Sorintber 0eIbrisben babe uno nibt
ielbif bineesan9en Iei. Sbns &omman:
DO iei oa6 feinem @tnTben suSumutben.
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betlnoen iib ncb su piqua. 1leber 900
ohio Srel,uilioe bsfinoen iib i'm Eager ;u
urbana, unter 8efebl oes Sen. Eupper.
Ssribleoene anoer Tsoimsnter Don Sem
tudp beflnoen fib auf Dem Warleb, I'M
su 5arriion's Nrmee 5u itofen, uno nod
uberoies iino nod cine orohe Nnjabl 8rei,
fpulee berlttene SIeblen-eeute auf DEN,
Marib nab piqua uno Oapton. Sbn=
eefebr 100 Wonn Iie9en ols 8eiaeune in
Sart SSapne uno am 4tcn oieIes wuroe
elm Brief BON einsm Sffiiier oaielbif EN-
pfaneen, pelber meleet, oab osrmutbet
wuree, oab 8e9en 800 feinolibe Snoianer
oDn,peit Dem Sort mdren.
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Neapina Id.

3ieter uno Smith
baten 70 etsn srbalten: cine Onantitdt bon
Superior iun9en 6pion<, Smperiol=,
SlintpuIpers uno paubanezGbse.
Neaoina. Suli ID. SIN.
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Sommer Etllrieh tuilg.

Go eben crbalteM
Cine Ouantitit ron aeialseucn Sbnfen,
Salomsu, Gtbao, OlafreIe $40 uno ;, Cat
fibe uno 6errlnsc, am Stobr bon
3ieber nno Smith.
efe Der 4ten nno peHn. SraEen.
Neabins, Id. Sm.