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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-18
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JOHN c. CALHOUN. 1
The position which this distinguished in
divlduai suslains is by no means enviable.
Possessing the confidence Of South Caro-
lima, and welding dcspo,ic influence over
her politics, view him in the Senate Of the
United Slates--therc his influence is fee
ble-ihere he has the confidence Of Meth.
or party. His superlatiye ambition and
yacillating policy have exhibited TO the pub
he, the unsteady character Of the man. Ia
1916, he reported and 80 ably defended the
Bill for the Charter Of the United States
Bank, that is passage into law was Chiefly
owing 10 his eXertions this would seem TO
place him in bold relief before the scruti-
nizng gaze Of The public, as strong friend
to Banks, and Banking privileges. In
1924, he supported Gen. Jackson in his
canvass ior the Presidency; this support
he continued in 1923, when Jackson was
elected. Sometime after, by tho intrigues
of Martin Van Buren,, personal difficulties
arose between him and the President
Whether these had the effect unon his po.
ltical relations and induced tic change
which soon become apparent, it matters
not. IL l932, he was bitterly opposed to
the recollection Of the man who had re.
ccycd lis support in 1924 and 1928; to
his fat bowed South Carolina, and cast her
vote for Mr.. Floyd, of Va. In 1884, he
delivered a speech in the Senate upon the
removal Of the deposits from the vaults Of
the United States Bank measure lie
condemned in the most iorcible terms. He
wildly described the evils that would inc.
yitably result from that lawless and mali
cious exercise Of Executive authority
Alas his words now bear the impress Of
prophecy, verified by our sad and disas-
trous experience. After this, we find hun
struggling against the abuse and usurpa-
tons Of power for few years, and in
1896, he threw his influence against the
follower in Tie footsteps" and gave The
vote Of South Carolina to Judge Mangum
Of this State. In 1887, when on has way
TO Washington to attend the called session
Of Congress, he denounced the Sub.Trca.
sury scheme in toto; however, soon after
his arrival at the seat Of government, he
became suddenly q convert to the beauties
and benefits OF that measure; and conSe.
qucntly, the enemy Of Banking. Since
that period, he has been enrolled among
the supporters Of the Administration Of
Martin Van Buren, In 1910, he wicked
his pen, influence, and talents, in favor Of
the recollection of Van Puren, snd as ne
ceSsdry consequence, the Cabbage State
whirled right about, and voted for the man
who beneyolenty engendered the feud be
tween her spoiled child and the " old hero~
For the sake Of consistency, he should ex.
plain how il is, that, Van Buren, vino has
never rctracted priaciple-who has ne
yer abandoned the 4" footsteps cf his Illus.
trious predecessor who has never apol.
ogiled 10 the ehisJi.f'us State of South
Carolina for the part he acted toward her,
now receives the sweet embraces Of that
hayward lady
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-18
THE TARIFF IN NEW ENGLAND

THE TARIFF IN NEW ENGLAND.
Mr.. Cushing, of Massachusetts, made
soma remarks the other day on this subject,
to the following effect: &" 1t seemed he
said, ",o be taken for granted, that New
England was in favor of high protective
Tariff. He protested against this ,dea.-
He could say, on the part of Massachusetts,
that she desired no revision ofihe Comprom,
Use act, tina, would do Injustice to any of the
great interests that might be affected, by 1t.
She desired a compromise, IN the spirit that
gave birth to the Constitution tselr-which
was but system ofcompromise. He would
say that his own State was peculiarly one OF
balanced interests. Their opinions were
balanced on the subject of the Tariff, the
distribution, and the bank questions. He
repudiated the idea that Massachusetts,
would desire to bring upon the country an
ultra Tariff measure. We will be con,cnt,
he said, with Tariff aftordrng revenue,
adequate to the wants of an economical ad.
minisiratiou.-M adlSonidn,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-18
WAR IN EUROPE.

The impression here, founded on late
intelligence, is, that there will DO a war
il Europe NJ the commencement Of Spring.
Business men in France arc acting upon
this belief, making no engagements longer
than that time. Oar own country may al.
50 be involved, for we conscientiously be-
lieye that Tie North Eas;s., Boundary
Question will not be settled .thoit brush.
The arrest OF Mcleod raay hasten the
denouemeai, but We rejoice we shall have
q man Of Grrnne. at the head Of affairs
should il come to the worst.
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Ia Tho Legislature of Rhode Island
has adopted resolutions instructing their
Senators and requesting their Represents
uves in Congress to vote for distribution
of the proceeds of the Public Lands, in
favor Of a National Bank, and in favor Of
the immediate repeal of the sub-Treasury
law.
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g0 The ray the Money rcEt.-The T..
s. District Attorney at New ! ork las. year
received the sum of S29,009 OF. The
Clerk of the Court Sl9,469 %. The
Marshal of Mississippi Ss7,l5o. A law
has been reported to make these and all
similar office salaries at $4,000 per annum.
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Mr.. Rhett, of South Carolina, recently
declared IN Congress thai, "if Wm, ii. Har
rison acts on the principles which he had
been pledged to in public lief he acted
on the great republican principles Of '0s
aid '99--ha would give hun his hearty and
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-18

"a A complimentary Dinner was given
to Gov. Dudley by the citizens of Whining
ton, on the 2sth ult. He retires to pri-
vate life with the good wishes of large
majority of the people of the " old North
State for his happiness and prosperity.
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81 Daring the debate on the Treasury
Note Bill, Mr.. J. @. Adams made a VIC,
lent personal attack on Mr.. Wise Of Va,
for remark made by him during the CON
troversy between w. c. Johnson and Dr.
Duncan, that their would be "no fight. -
This Mr.. Adams construed into lamcn,
lation tina, a due! would not be had. Mr..
Wise briefly replied to Mr.. Adams. He
said he could not deal with him as he should
feel bound to do if he were young man,
and in that respect his equal no. could
he consent to render to man of his years
that chastisement of the tongue which the
provocatlon might warrant. All these
considerations forbid. He was sure that
Mr. Adams's friends in the House were
pained at THE exhibition, and that all of his
friends out of the House would be panied
when the published personalities should
come under their eve. He would, there
fore, refrain and in doing so, he felt per.
suadcd that he was a happier man than
Mr.. Adams. His course has met with
universal appreciation.
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CHARLES TON-FEBRuARY 6.
NOTICE.

Y WILL sell at the Court House in Charlotte,
IL on Tuesday of the Superior Court, lot of
Furniture, consisting of
BedSteddS,
fine mahogany ludy's Dressing Bureau,
with some other articles.
J. P. PRITCHARD.
Feb. l., lS4l. lao
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cordial support" This is certainly a most
esregioas copdescension for so ehivsi-
rnus gentleman as Mr.. Barnwell Rheit.
lie deserves the thanks Of Gen. Harrison
and every Wing IN the Union, for this frank
aud magnanlmous sentiment. Who would
have thought that be, the great Mr.. Rhett,
would ever have consented TO support old
Graany Harrison upon any terus? The
General, we doubt not, will toxic him at his
word To secure the hearty and cordial
support of go distinguished a statesman az
MIR. BarnweI Rhett, he would surely act on
the great republican principles OF '9S and
80, or the great republican principles OF
any ulher potiod winch Mr.. BarnwelI Rhett
may ,inuk proper to disqualification. Id
recatc.
Harfisea's Inauguration Suif.--Ihe
Lowell Mass Courier, says We were
yesterday shown by Samuel Lawrence, a
splendid piece of black broad cloth, nanu-
hc,uted BY the Mlddlcscx Co., in this city,
to The order Of the Baltimore Tippecanoe
Clubs, aud designed for the Inauguration
suit Of Gen. Harrison. The cloth IS made
entirely from American wool, part Of
which was from Mr.. Lawreuce's flock Of
sheepin Connecticut, and II Is probably tho
fines, article Of Inc kind ever manufactured
Ia this country. Il is precisely such cloth
as the president ought to wear al the ,imo
Of his inauguration, and such as i: is an
houar TO American skill 10 have produced.
If dealer has any article Of which no
wishes TO make a quick Turn, and conse-
quenily is wiling 10 sell at small profit, he
is sure to advertise il; but if he means TO
make large profit cut Of his customers no
IS generally rather sly about IT, Men and
women who have their eye teeth well cut,
never trade al store where they do not
advertise.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-18

w. Catholics. are in the Uni.
ted States 100000 Roman Catholics,
5l5 clorgymen, 5l2 churches, II ccclesi-
astical institutions with lli clerical stu.
dents, 81 female religious institutions, (uun-
ncries y With 27S2 pupils, 81 literary in
sbn,tions with 1903 scholars and II Bish.
ops Of that denomination.
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Va The Treasury Note Bill has passed
the House Of Representatives., yeas 1876,
nays 60. The bid had been amended, on
motion Of Mr.. Wise, by providing that the
incoming Administration might issue FIVE
millions of dollars between the Sd of March
and the close Of the year, Notwithstanding
the amount that may have been previously
issued by the prcscn, administration. We
hope this may do away with the necessity
of called session Of Congress, though
from the arguments of the IntelIigcnoer
we cannot see how il can be avoided. See
the article in another column.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-18

g The owner of the steamboat Caro-
line has commenced a suit against Mcleod
for the destruction OF his boat, and he is
required to find bail for $4,000. 1t ap-
pears he belongs to the tribe of sub-treasu-
rers, having abscondcd from Canada for a
deficiency as Sheriff.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-18

~ Why is the Globe like commo
street gutterl Because it carries of filth
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-18

o. TIn.-This metal has been discov,
cred in New Hampshire at the base Of the
White Mountains, IN ore SO pure as to yield
from 10 to 30 per cent.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-18

ga The Washington correspondent o.
the \. Y, Journal of Commerce states thai
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Webster had dincd with
the President, thus showing that they were
on friendly terms.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-18

9R The people of the United States con-
sumo annually about sO,0oo,000 pounds
Of Sugar.
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~ Why does Van Buren, resemble a
lady after dinner Because he rettres.
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NOTICE.

E WILL sell at tho late residence of Daniel
n McAuley, d., on Tuesday, the 23d of
February next,
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Ser na6fe OoupernDr.

sln eini9en unierer @eblelbldtter leben
mir, DAP Die gtamen peribieoener 6erren
bon pieiem Gauntp als Sanoiooten fir oae
8oupernorsamt poreebrabt weroen, bon
spelben mir Die mebrten nit Seroniioen
untstitdsen .paroen. pean mir elauben
sonnten, ooB es gum 8elten Der partei iei.
ben Ganoioaten Don oieiem Gauntp 3u
nebmsn. Geipiiie umitdnoe. welbe un,
aetbls iino bier su erwdbnen, ineem iie
aaen befannt fno, psranlahen uns su
eenfen oab es piel teiIer fei. unlerem Nab'
bar, Ilt 8erfs, Die Gbre ~ lahen. @ena
mir eelpinnen fonnen, einen innern @ee
in oieien itorfsn 5altpunft oes eofpfofo,
ism au babnen. 10 ware unIer Sjee sewib.
Ribter Sanes III en Mann BON osr red).
ten Irt, oeraoe 70 pie 3eit uno l1miidn.
De einen Ganooatea erforoern fur iene
srbatene SteQe.- eone. Union.
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Tim 9tsu Sannuar al Get llus,ebrnna
Scicrt Saunaa, DliIItr, cin aIthd5ttr Slr
acr rcn 8rrturd Saunithip, Ssrfe gauntp,
in elnem NItsr BON 80 Sabrsn.
SIM Isstsn Srecmter, III Bern Gaunfttip,
S'rfs eauntp 5e'nrlet Napp, i'm alter pcn
sinian 60 Sabren.
Qm 9tcn fieies W1rnate, in 9ulprbceecn
saunihir. Srrfs gauntp, Gsorss Sabert,
l6usmacbsll 3lrmitb bctaSt.
Im 26ltsnOeeemtrr, Uslnrm Geburtetaac)
i'll Stbprcestrro, @lcuerttrr Gauntp, Slru
Srrfrp. Scbann Segssr en- 0suuebrr BON
Setnrt unp Ncpclutlpnsioleat. in cinrm I'll:
ter bon I08 Sahrsn-
Brr einacr Selt, i'm Staat D7aiur, Scn1.
tbam Woccwcrtn, stcafaIls NcpcluticueicI:
0at, III einrln NItrr pcn nabs lO2 SaHven
Im 3un cSanuar. in D1alrcnerict 5ann.
fhip, 8crts gauntp, al pcr suuachsH ,swb
ruua, SlatbanacI 9ciieber, i'm 22fsn SABRE
ieince alters.
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9IiTonics 9f1tl,ridt.

0ie nntsrseitbneten, Ilfan,ee bon Dapio
@ratb, bon waibinston saunifbip, 8srfe
gauntp. sstsn b,ermit Slahrtt al aIle, Die
nceh 8eroernnaen al pas Bsrm6acn ees trs
fastsn 9apir Sretb tabem, caB ite erfutbt
tno oisfsltsn am Wlcntase, ben l5ttn nats
itcn Sctruar nm 10 llbr, Sormlttaas, am
SanIe pen Gavin Srdtb, in Waiblnatcn
saunihip. Hsrts gauntp, ,pcbl teitdtlat fur
SsSatIuna einSureithsn; NIB lille, Die nod
rtspas an oaNtlbs perItuIrsn, ltno erfuht,
baum nno eaieltf ab3ube,ablen. Srater slns
frmmtnoe Scrperunasu rpercen nlht beri'f'
lttbtiat nno Solets, bic am belt.mmten Gage
nht abbesatlsn, batsn ee 0b feitf 5u usrs
eanten tpsnn ftc lineofsn befommsn.
Jobn m. SebteL a1,ioni,s
Jebn Siammer, ~fs
dber pas Osrmossn Don DAVID @rdtb
Sanuar 10. Am.
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ilnperm0lcnbrr GhnInner.
!Sanuar 10, l84l.

S1atbcsm itb, csr llntcrlctrickrntn, fri crr
Grart pru Common Nleae rcn 8crts Gaun>
tr nm bic WrhItat Der &tirsc. nrlcbe ,um
Sritru unprrmtacncsr Sdbulrncr ocmattt
mcrrta. anatfuht babe, mr natbrtm ric
rriaatr Gcurt oen oritcn>t1onta1 i'm nicb
item Srbruar IN imih zen 15trn rrfaatcn
Osrnate) a~twaamt bar, MIDI urr mrinr
Srrritrrrn an eriAltcn 9nar, Tcrtnittaas
nm |" llbr. IN Dem gcurthanir Der Gtart
Ncarna, atluhtrcu; 70 astrn irh mrin"n
rcircttircn grenitoren h,crlnit OlAtriht ,pa>
init it' ileb ranu nnc pliritil einiiacsn ttn:
,tr,t menn 1s cs fir ant taltcn.
Hcnre ,Sillesas,
&eabina. Sanulr II. 5n,.
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0urh bsu Gbrm 5rn. wm pau[l, am T..
Januar, Ssry Scbn gbr.lt pcn pe,nsrcps
nit SsiB 8eteeea Saat non gunru.
DIN 'Otsn. Serr 0auio Stbhe bon ltuion,
nit Olib Gatbarlna Srmtr pcn Nm,tp.
-am ndmIltbrn Gage, 5crr 6tiAritt Shhr
init WfiB Snlanna $prsis, tcire bon glia6.
Sureh crn gbrp. Srn. Siaat 0ollcr, ~
Snstaun, am 27iten 9sermter, Sosrr 9amus
81 Srapsr NIT Diff Scletta 0aneb, hsies rpu
Nueeombmaucr.
l. am feitiacn saas Srrr Ncuten lnallatt
init Olib gatbarina wsiaub, bon 8ot Ianc.
= am 7ten San. 6srr Carl Braue Scn Scs
Ssleplle, sreba gauntp, nit Wi6 Olarir an.
na OlIl!er pcn maeeunaie, &stba gauntp.
Dart pcn gbrW. 5rn. u s 5rrman, an
29iien 0ectr., 6srr Samee {. Nuccrlcn init
:ONs Gatbarina 6immeIberssr. tsios pou
R9lofncrieF.
= am 2ten Sanuar, Ssrr Sennepiac Otattas
msr nit OflB eIliatctb Gilman y. 8. Bcrn
9ureb Den gbrw. .6rn. Gan Soblcr. ~
Sustaun, am25ltcu Dcebr., 6err ScbnGtcf
felo bon sptif, nit O1lb gtsbeesa Nsnnins
ael bon Suseomtmoncr.
= am 8 | itsn, 6rrr Bm. 5etfucr BON &rhus
'rltltt NIT 0J1lb Oaarla Unna Gift pon Mas
rata,pnp
Dnrt orn ebrp 5rn. g. s. =. Siarr, am
4tsn Januar, 5rr &spi Srancie NIT Ollb
U9atllba 2Bll!tams, teioc pcn {oamtuys.
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John Vanfs.

Ribt weni9er als pisrsebn osmofrati
fbe 6arriion Sldtter baten iib oabin
auseeipro6en. bab (ie oieiem 6errn Dor
alien 1noern Den 8or5uo. als Ganoioat
fir @oupernor, seben. Biel Inoere bas
ben uon ibm in warmen 1usoridcn ee.
fprrben. wenn ct slrib nibt ibre erife
g8abl mar. &on benz Gone Der prehe
au isinen @unffen. etauben mir cob feline
Grnennune beinabs se,pip if. Benn ct
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9cnrp Smtb Sn Der Common plfae
@curt prn 8crfs ganntp,
S' >pcm Sanuar 3crmin ls4l.
Scnas Smitb. Nc. DenSitieni Grpos
J mao.
Der nter|bristenc, ernannt burcb Die
trfa9ts Scurt, sur Bertbslluna Der auf ctiaen
IBrit erbcbrnen Selcsr, unter Icltbe gret
loren bic seicglieh calu bsvttbtiat ftnp, ,plrp
fir oieIsn 3pcf in fslnsr llmtsilube in Neas
eina, aeasnUdrtia fsin, auf Den Stsn ndeb ten
Ssbruar. um l lIbr Nathmttaae, mann unp
no aIle pabsi iutersl(trtem psr,pnsn rIntbt
ltno tei5upcbncn.
Senrv Hboaos, gSmmiliicnsr.
Geabina Sanuar l9. 3m.
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auf oas Iidet 9eieet ,piro 10 witb Die
"Alte Guare" ibre Shnloiefeit tbun.[ lib.

Die fatboIiiebe Rird)e in oen Der.
Sf"atsh.--9tr eatbelie Nlnanat fir ls4l
snfbalt fol9snps Anaabs: 9anjs 5abl osr GIis:
Der 100000; prsIfsr 545, mppcn 4a6 Drcs
bigger unc 100 ionf anssifsat fno. Die 3abl
Der &ird9sn ano Sapsasn lit 5l2; SirMn i'm
Sau 27; oneers Stationsn 394. gS bsi1sbn
II 9sliflbs Snittuts, nit LA 9siiilitsnestus
Ssntn. Die wsitIibsn rsIisicisn Snitituts
iTno 81, une Die ,peitIibsn Nfabsmisn 40. Sn
tsn wsitltben Itobsmisn lno 1882 3tSln9s.
Die QsbranitaItsn fir mdnnIibe StDilsr iInb
81, ole 3abI Der SebilIrr 1893. Die 3abI Der
fatbcIii,ben BlbSfs 1T II. Bdbynb bsns
Sabr 1910 wurotn IS ju prieitsrn 9smsibsr.
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Die ;Deite IuFaae BON
BlImlen'5 oeutltben s&isaerfrellube

<ON''!'" cenllptH sStlhNeffTell,Ce
miro nun in einisen woebsn fertia Itin gSir
setsn fIe Bcrreoe CUR s,peiten uut1aae.
Ils ith Se crlte san,lieb fir bic tieIasn
9tulen einasrltbtsts Nueaabe Don
n ~IOilmfens ecutfbem Kinserfrcunce"
ccr anesrt3at Sabrtn hcraussat, mar ih
pcn eem Secantrn lebbaft eurtberunaeu, ea6
cln iolebes Sntb niebt nur Brshrfni6 unCerer
eel'Gru brutltben Stbnlsn ,pcreen miGe, lous
csrH oab bahnrtb audi pirl Sntes tsl Sinoeru
uno Grnaebicnen seitlftet wcreen t6uue uub
cat es nath nno natb aIs Samlismtuet in rem
paulfrn hee Shraers nnb tanrn,amncs Gin,
gang tlnpen irtlrpe. - 9is6 bat 1eb teItatiet,
lno es jeuat pom ben Sortfebrltten Der :Britres
hunssn fir ersiebuna unb S,lruna. -6as
ltb atrr su unfana fiefee Sabrs an cine ne,e
Aufa9e esnPen mrbte, ea jeBt aac Grsmplarc
OCT erten 5000 eremplarc ttarfeu luhaas
pPrSrlNsn iein ,rhrbsn nnb bab itt, tim cas
tteiarnos SenhrfnlB Su tefrieciasn, 5000
sttmrlare ortfen mnbtc, er,partete i'd uie,t.
lOilmfen's Hineerfreune 1T tercte in
3Dsl erutitbem Sebulsn Slru Vorte, ,wsi
ceuhttrn Sebnlen Saltlmores IN elmer Seut.
ittsM Shn!e spbiiabelpbia's In Cincinnati,
o.. pbllpsturN Spa, ct. $cuis unc 5ers
mann, Wio., ipleslM eluiaen fleincreu Gtbu,
len otrIes $anoes, einacfibrt unb bat a(s {eie.
hueb III rnsIlfcben 0ealtbulen, no ecutltbsr
ltnterrtbt rrthciIt miro, 8rifau asfuneen.
etrntdlls ltne all Ole GARNER IN O,outaomss
rD' Serfe. NOrtbamptcn une seeta @auntp
me krrentrnre Nn;AbI Grrmplare vcreauft
'rcrern, ,-0Irie Qtnabme umc nirIer Brifaa,
ncmit aae Suh ttcrau auiacncn.nen murpe,
1T pls erltr gmrfsbIuna fir eaTclte. e.-@eltft
leclcasue beutItbs Sldtter ees alten Botfrs
i1nnes irrstbrn ibr snt unr ibre Sreuee iitcr
pas erffbclnrn ric(cs &inncrfrcunces aus
lutb Ut Der 'p:ele 10 9erina, pab cas msre
lrltit Dem Ncrnltcn su9dnllb 1T.
OIrle },pcIte Iutlaar 1T auf een Gpuuid
"Fr eln'ttttsppIlIlcn scbrrr bio ,um untens
&c nnrsrdncert aet!ietcn, 70 rab in cen Gtbu,
len ole rrIte IufAAc hit DER Sweitcn aebraudbt
neresn tann, cbne carurtb Die serinaitc 9Th,
rnnA tclm 9lattit!dacn 1t. ( III. ,u pcrurIa.
thsn.-Oer Nnbana tecct 1T ron einrm tiets
ttlcn W'annc ,p,frEt!tcb rcrrrfTert wcrbcu.
Otc IusitAtrna III auf ith6nersm Dapier,
1ls or trtr NmfaAc, uno bcr Gintaup ,pirs
mt enfm lrrcrnrn cccr iuusllncn Nifcu, Der
Ar6lItren SattArtClt wcaen, rerGebsn, ,rdb,
reno ole Gremplarc tsr rrlfen Quttaae nur il,
papptahe arttnecn m0ren, rbue eeetalt ceu
prc!s see elnirIntn errmrare ;u crtbbcn.
Scmit alautC lh Ase, mrs inter ceu cb,
Observation-Disclosures ntthla uup mtaicb mar.
fir Die 5pcite Nufaae btclcs perrbpcnsn
Wrrtss aetban ;u tatcm unp smpfenlcS
pcrhrhern, setrern mo aelnrn caiIclte ,ur
moalitbit rpettcn Bertrsituna in alien erut,
itsn @odnltn nnr ssutlhsn Samilieu cisfes
3anbcs.
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Or. 2elrp'5 SSlm-Ulllcn :

Gin 0rclier 9beil oaprn III SarIaparina
CHM eie elnilaen tcitrbrnren pIlcn m.ltt1e
Die ltdrflte elasubsit tcllss fir bic Ncinis
auna pcr ginas,psrrc uRc bic 6ahatelt, III
aIrhrr 3st, sas Gsblht nHo Natnr III ret,
nl9en.
Or. 0eicp's 1lut- Tillef,
9inc aue folhcm meoi;nifehru grtrattrn III
famlucu.eIcet. mcltbs fhcu ron oen terhhm-
tcilcn ucr,ten III oen Orrlniaten eSraaten
aussnanot wurcrn mn III bsr a,nssn Wslt.
Or. 0etcD'e Slut-Nlllen,
Sino ein lbrrceSeacnm ittsl seaen bic itsn
Gtfrft uno Sclaen bon Olerfurn nno D!lnt;
raIlrm, cpsr Die aefibrIitsn gHcfte non rsu
IhIehtcn Hr3eueicu nnr Quad Oiebisintn
BON Quatialtecn unp auelinbiIbsn Smpors
tbren.
Or. 0ticn'6 8lut- Ti(len,
Sinp unu Ouae, Iuti W,rfurial, NntiSaf.
Ienhaft uno aeaen alIe Sranfbeit crjcuaencsn
lIrlatben cpcr ssssn rie gonltitutirn pirtsn.
ce 9nkfan5en.
Sr. 9eicp's 8(ut-Dillen,
W'6aen ansemenbst msrcen lei jnnasn unp
altsn, mdnulitbem une psitlhsi, in allen
8srbalnilTem obns Nhfbaltuns Don Nrteit,
Olat cper milfsein $eten, ano ctne Surebt
fir Ssrfaltvns.
Sort ! ipas Ooftoren fa9en! bon Or.
9eiop's 8lut.Yillen
Iussua bon sinsm Briefs bon Or. 6oparb.
tat,rt petersburs, Sun, 80, 1889.
"Sd fanb Die Bfut. Dillen ais zinc trr3is
fihe pmrsans nnb Geblit WsinisunM fanb
(ls milO uub Ianft in ibrsn DirtuIssa, Feline
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3pelte &cbnun9 BON Gbritian Selbsrt,
Sreeutor &c. oes peritorbenen 6einrib
Sirlb, Don 8omelsoorf Ssrfs Gotp.
Ger llntrricbricbcns, anssiscIIt tureb bic
Wa'itnccurt pcn Scrts Gauutr, CUR Scrltts
tlauna uno Dlcrcranadtt eriaattt 0rctnuna
plre fir olefeN 3,pce in irinrr Imteifuts N
Veao'na aearnipartla fcin, an Scnngrtaae,
cen 4ttn ndtbten 8strnar, TIM llbr Nacb.
mlttaas, ,pann unb no aHe natsi imtsrslIrten
'periomrH srlutbt tnr tsBurpbnrn.
II. s. Miller, 4ubitrr.
&saoin9 Sanuar l5 3m