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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
NOTICE..

A GENERAL MEETING of the Stock
holders in the Warm Springs and Harrison
burg Turnpike Road Company, will be held
at the house of Mrs. Dudley in Jennings
Gap, on the LIST Friday in June next, (it be-
ing the 4th day of Iune.) 1t is hoped Stock
holders will attend, either in person or by
proxy. BY order of the Board.
Nj. HARVEY EFFINGER,
G.. w. S. g. Ii. Il. II. Co.
April %, lSil-tdm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

We regret to learn, from the Philadelphia
North American, that Mr.. Southland, Presi-
dent pro tenn. of the U. S. Senate, was taken
ill after he started from his residence for
Washington. He left his home Immediately
upon the reception of the news of the death of
the President, but was compelled to stop at
Trenton.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

INTERESTING TO ABoLITioNIsrs.-The SUI
preme Court of the U. $. has decided unani-
mousiy, according to the Washington Globo
that Congress has no right, under the clause
OF the Constitution giving it power to regulate
commerce among the States, to prohibit the
transportation OF slaves from State to State.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

". Caroina.-Tho Raleigh Register says
that out of eight V. b. members of the last
Congress from N. Carolina, sir have declin-
ed standing apoll at the coming election. 1t
is probable that others of the party may offer
IN their places, butthe fact itselfis significant
of slight chances of success.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Staunton g. James River Turnpike Com
pany, will take place in Staunton, on Satur-
day tho LIST day of May next; at which time
it is desirable that all who are interested will
be punctual in their attendance, as a Presl-
dent and Directors are to be- elected for the
ensuing year, and other matters laid before
them of Importance.
j. SMITH, President.
April Is, 1871.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
" AR DEPARTMENT, }
March 29Ih, 1911. {

sir;--As you have applied for the appoint
ment Of Military Storekeeper in the Quarter
Masters Department at Pittsburg, deem it
proper to inform you that finding the. Office to
be entirely unnecessary, and just regard to
tho public interests recurring it's discontinue
ance, it has been abolished,
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
JOHN BELL.
Samuel HUXLEY, Esq, Phtsbug, Pa.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
THE PARENT OF CRIME.

The Duke of Wellington has declared UNI
der oath, in answer to the inquiry, s'Is drunk
enness the parent ofcrime generally in the Br-
fish army lin your opinion!" Yes, INVARIABLY.
Strange thatsuch curse as alcohol should be
any where tolerated!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

The idea has been preached in Charleston,
5. G. and elsewhere, that the first act of Con-
gress should be an appropriation Of one years
salary as President, to the family Of Harri-
son. We believe the nation would hail
such an act with pleasure. We believe it
would be regarded not more as an act Of ma
tional gratitude than OF national justice.
.frenu.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
TO MERCHANTS.

VNHE BLIND Department of tho Va. In
Il stitution is prepared to furnish merchants
with various qualities Of HAT, HAIR,SHOE
AND CLOTHES BRUSHES, made by its
pupils, in the neatest and most substantial
manner, and at prices less than those of Phi
ladelphia. Merchants will find it to their
interest to call.
April 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
BOOT s. SHOE MAKING.

-~otoS
THE subscriber begs leave respectfully
10 inform his old friends and the public gen
orally that he has removed his shop opposite
the Stores Of Messrs. Maupin and Cochran,
where he is prepared to do work in the very
best manner, having in his employment the
very best workmen. He returns his sincere
franks to his old friends for the liberal pat
ronage he has re ceived, and hopes they will
continue the same.
OSBORNE WELLEN.
Stanton, April 22.-3t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
sT@- NOTICE. AT5

THOSE indebted to the late firm Of AL.
LEN & COCHRAN, will dous agreat favor
by calling on VIM. Storret, (who is living in
my Store,) or myself, and paying what they
owe. The situation Of the concern requires
more than usual promptness, and do hope
no one will delay this matter if they do,
they must nut up with the consequences.
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

The Louisville Journal referring to the re-
port, that Gen. Jackson had become deeply
involved by endorsing for his friends, says it
is true-and that the Editor had seen a letter
from the General to some gentleman, who had
drawn upon him, stating that he could not
raise 800 in money. He had some blooded
stock, which he would dispose Of to pay his
debts
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
A CA RID.

THE next session of Mrs. COALTER'S
SCHOOL will commence on Monday the Sd
day Of May next. Terms, the same as here
toiorc. II is very desirable that all the pu-
pills should be present at the opening of the
session, i'm order to facilitate the arrangement
of the classes.
Staunton, April %, 1871.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

President TYLER yesterday left his lodg-
ings al Browns Hotel, and removed to the
Executive Mansion.
Hon. Mr.. Badger, Secretary of the Navy,
returned to this city on Thursday evening
from his visit to N. Carolina.
Mr.. Crittenden, the Attorney General, left
the city on Thursday on a short visit 10 Ken
tucky.-MaGisonidn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
EDUCATION.

propose to continue my school at the
house of the Rev. JOHN HENDREN, during the
ensuing summer. The Session will COM
mence on the 10th day of May next-the
price for tuition will be the same as for the
last session.
A few boarders can be accommodated in
Mr.. liendren's family.
JOHN G. SLOWER.
April %, 1871.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
o FIG AL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESI-
DENT.

James d. Doty, to be Governor Of the Ter
ritory of Wisconsin.
Walter Forward, Of Pennsylvania, to be
let Comptroller OF the Treasury Of the U. S.
Alexander X. McClung, to be Marshal for
. the Northern District Of Mississippi.
Anderson Miller, to be Marshal for the
Southern District Of Mississippi.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
wool Ceg2' egsassy.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he will shortly have first rate
CARDING MACHINE in operation on
the place formerly belonging to John Gar
Der, on Christians Creek, where he will do
all carding in first rate manner, and ON ac-
commodating terms,
JACOB MYERS.
April 23.--*2t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

A steam Fire engine was exhibited in New
York few days ago, which threw a stream
Of water one inch and a half diameter, at an
angle Of 40 degrees, 70 tho height Of 100 feet
perpendicular elevation, and stream Of two
inches 10 perpendicular height Of 10 feet.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

The Congressional election is ordered to
take place in Indiana on the Sd, and in Tenn
essee on the 9th of May. A special election
is to be held on the 4th of May in Pennsylva-
mia, to fill the vacancy in Congress OCCASION
ed by the death of VIM. S. Ramsay.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
y1Agrrfru.

On Sunday, the 2Sth ofMarch, by the Rev.
John Talbot, Mr.. JAMES j. Mooney, former.
iy of Harrisonburg, to Miss ELlzABETH p,
daughter of Henry f. Westfall, of Lewis
county. REG.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
ATTENTION CAVALRY !

THE members of the Cavalry of the l6Oth
Regiment, are required to meet at Daniel III.
Browns, on Thursday the Goth of May, (gen-
cral muster day. for the purpose of drill.
j. M. ESTILL, Jr.
Capt. Of Cavalry.
April %, l94l.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
MEDICAL NOTICE.

T have associated with me, in the practice
Aof Medicine, my son, DR.. J. ALEXANDER
WApDELL, who has lately completed his
medical education at the University Of Penn
sylvania. Those who may require our pro-
fessional services, may calculate on cur
prompt attendance at all seasons.
A. WADDELL.
Staunton, April Is, lS4I-5t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

Thomas Wood Esq, who, for IL months
past has conducted the editorial department of
the Charlottesville Advocate with great abil-
ity, has relinguished the pen. He is to be
succeeded by Allen q. Magruder, Esq, a
gentleman Of unquestioned capacity.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
WI. GUSHING

RESPECTFULLY informs his customers
and the public, that he has just received a
large supply Of FRESH ORANGES AND
LEMONS, which will be sold low BY the
box or at retail.
Staunton, April %, 154l--3.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

Tho Richmond Compiler mentions that one
Of Msssrs. Boyd & Edmond's fine passenger
boats has performed the trip from Lypohb2rp
10 Richmond in tbirty-two hours.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE public are hereby informed that A..
Robinson and ]. g. La Grange, of the firm of
A. Robinson g. Co., have this day, by mutual
consent, dissolved partnership.
A. ROBINSON,
]. G.. LA GRANGE.
April 10, lS4i.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

The right Day Of Rform.-The Pihsburg
Gazette of April 8, contains the following:
We publish the following for general in
formation. About $1,000 year was, we be-
lieve, paid to an individual who held an Office
which is now declared to be 'entirely unne-
eessary."
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

Mr.. Gritty, the author of ''Chitty's Plead
ings," &C., died in London on the 18th of
February, in the Goth year of his age.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

PRESIDENT TYLER (says the Madisonian)
is 81 years ofage. He is therefore younger
than thelate President Van Buren,, and indeed
the youngest President we haveever had.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22
A LIST OF LETTERS

IN the Post Office
lst of April, 1871.
John Alexander
Rev JnO Anderson
Geo A Anderson
James Aulick 3
Jesse Allen
Robt Armstrong
DR. E. Berkeley 2
John B. Baldwin
Henry Il Bryan
John B Breckenridge
Cyrus Carson
John Coulter
James Craig
Berry Chandler
Philip Cox
Talbert Cox
Martin Connaughton
Coleman Gilt
Frank Carr
George Crosby
Robt Cunningham
Saml Crawford
Mrs Jas Donaghe
Catharine Donovan
Zachariah Drummon
VIM Davis
J w Dietrich
Ann Maria Eddins
John X. Ellis
Daniel Fisher
Benz Frankling
Edward Good 3
Thos Gilbert
Winny Gillard
Alex Gardner
Eve Hams
Peter Hanger
Andy F. Hendricks
John Halleran
Juliet A Hill
Robt Hanger
| Danl Hall
Robt Johnson
| These Letters will
Post Office as dead
taken out before the
| NORBORNE
Staunton, April /!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

&c at Staunton, Va. on the
Mary Knowls
Thos keenan,
WIN Johnson
Jas Lesley
Baltzel Lutz
John Long
Peter Lohr
Joseph Lowerstien
Mary Messersmith
,e Elijah Moore
John McMurry
Reubeu Mathing
Montgomery g. Twins
VIM McComb
Bobt T. Mitz
Janetta Martin
III Sarah Moffett
John S. Newman
Glove Nellins
Chas Nickle
John McNair
DR. Geo w Phillips !
Geo Paris &
+, Catharino Rupp
md Katharine Roop
Jacob Sager
Al Stoffer
Jacob Spitler
VIM M Suite
Jacob Shaver
Adam Shuey
Ire Smith
WIN Smith
Archibald Swink .
Chas Smith
l. TremPer
Jacob Yanfossen
. Mr. WellanI Grove
Bernard o Wood
Cornelia Wright
VIM w White
Jane Wilson
Henry w Wyatt
i'll be sent to the General
ID letters. if they are not
lie 30th Of Juno.
L G.. BROOKS, p. NJ.
Is, 164l.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-22

April %, 1871.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-07-06
@oblffile
6 tubl 8 a brtf.

Der llnterfbrisbens bsnasbriebtiat tsine
Sreuube uno bas Yublfum .iberbaupt, bas or
nod imnnsr bas Obensrwdbnte @efbdft bstrsitt.
in Der Ofpenn, ;nifbsn Der 6tsn uno item
StralEs' in Der Staot &sabina, 3. 5aberafs
tsr's sabinet WaarenIa9er bsinabe aeraoe ass
Senubsr; ollpc CT cine 9lus,pabf fsrtia aemad,s
te StnbIe beifdnoi9 auf 5oanb bdlt, mnb Die sr
10 moD!tell pertaupn wrb ais biefelbsn feuIf
'r9snowo ju baben ftnb, namlib:
Sal Hacfen. Seroa Rdden 8ebcaeue
Nafen, ebcae Rdden, Soitcner S6au.
fel. fleine Sboufel stable, Ssttees &c.
mslbs ale na6 ben fpdtsitsn Ybilatelpbisr
Wtcpsn 9ematbt iinb, unb perlibsrt wsrben
bon osn beffen Materialisn unS outer 9(rbejt
iu fsiny bic Don feinen anbsrn an @tbSnbeit,
Starfe uns 9auerbafti9fcit itsrtrcifeu ,psrs
ben.
ltntsribriebener banft fsinen 8rsunsen tir
ben beralen Sufprub NIT ,psld,sm iic bic Gus
te batten ibn bisber iu befbenfen unS boffst
eurb lfren9e Abtun9 auf feline geitbdfte, bic
8crtSauer iDrer @swc9enbsit Su perbienn.
Srieeerieb Gor.
Sebruar l6. 3N.
q. 3. Yerfpnsn, Die Stibls &c. III faufsu
whnfben, mirben mebl tbun an ebiasr Sa=
brlf an;ufra9erb um ben pcrbaneenen 9crz
ratb in Nu9cnfbsin 81 nebmen, ebs fis fpnit=
100 foufsn.
2lltc Stublc merbsn au59etsi1trt unS an.
9eitridsn auf bic fiirSeirs Injei9s unb Die oils
ll9lrsn Sebinsun9en.
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Or. Sctbter'5
9un9en,Yref atip.
preis SO Sent bic SlaItGe,

preis SO Sent bic SIaIGe,
81 cine iebr Ibdebare 3nbsreituna, eMtoeft
onreb e,nen rtselu,iITseu unp tsribmrI bents
ieben Hr3t, psr Ite iber fiinf;ia Sabre in iri:
nsr eisenen sDraris in Oeuthlano attranebt
bate, in ,pelebem saupe lle ndbrsno jsnsr 3eit
du0rrlt ansae0ebnt tCnuBt ,puroe, BET Suten,
Ssrfaltunsen, Satarbfstcr, ensbrhltisfeit,
Eeutbuitsu, Ssitens umb Silfenfebmerscn,
Slunpeien, jeber Hrt Sruits nnb >ilnscnbes
ftb,pcrosIk unb in 5emmuna ber berannaten:
ben Inssebrnne. 95islss 3ann als Sob Ger
cbiaen Oaeoi;in seiaet ,pcrben, a6sr bic 3s.s
tunaetefanntmaebuussn itnt aufclIpisIia tas
su; jeeer befriebiscncs Scweis in bsilen QDlr:
funaen Wirp in elMem TsrIuhe pamit aefun:
ben iperpen, 70 mic aucb ;abIreitbs empfbluns
arn fie Nnpeiiun9e5ettel bcsleitenp. ltrber
1000 SlaIebem ftno alfein in Ybilapelpbia
ipabreao Dem leBten 1Blnter psrfauft porben,
Gin iber3eMsenbsr Seipeis bon belTen Nnsbar.
Felt, fcnit wiree cine 70 srclIe QuaRtitdt nie
pcrfauft iporben fclm.
So prfiam 1T bic D1eoi,n ae,ptfcn in
Gurlruna Der berlbeocnen Rrantbsit,n fir
,pel0s lts empfoblsn 1T, ca6 fle alien anosrn
3ut'rsitmsen bon Sarfaparil!a, panaeeas
&c. jbnell poranasbt.
Sirle 3ensniHe lnb Don Seit ;n 3eit crbal'
ten unp teeannt ssmaebt woros,,, ater SerRo:
ftenanfwano Don 3eitltnastefanntmabunscn
rerbletet esreu sOtittbsilun9 albier. 9ie
$cltbt9lautisttsn fbnnen leitbt iibsrscust wers
ben pcn oct SlitIIhfcit pisfcr Olcoi,ln ,penn
lte anrnfen al $eiop's Ssinnohsis emporium
SO. l9l 0lcrosweitrnitraiTc, unterbalb ber
8ins @iraGe, gum 9ebilp bss "aolpsnenIez
lsrs uno 9dblan9cn" all,po 3enaniGe mno
NabpriTun9en 81 bunocrtcn bon Sallen cer
INSTRUMENTATION Sursn oureb eisfc Ofeoisin,
boraeseiat ,pertcn fbnnen.
Neaoin9, brn 2, Snni.
.@.Oicie WeriSiu 1T nm trn ctsn an9es
setenen prris in rieler 9rufrrei su baben.
SUM SO. 81.
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8u6et MnAei0e.

Sclssaee BItbcr fnb in ber 9ruferc, Die:
fsr 3eituns um billisen preis'au baten:
wilmlsn's SsutIber Sinperfrsunp, bon SO,
wsdelbrsft, pbilacelpbia, 1889.
Ocntl6e meme 2eltamente.
Der amsrifaniltbe Ss,eCmtaucr.
Oie eIbidtte Der 8srsiniaten Staatsn bon
Slcrp 2lmerifa, Ieit ber gntpsf,lus Der
nsuen QBeit bis auf Dos Sabr 1887, aus
bem gnsIllhen iiberlest bon IS | ; 6 ln
BeG tb fe, Sleupprt, 1888.
Sie1tlte, bonn SABRE l497 Bis 1887, ilber.
feBt nno berans9eseben Don Sd b. g.
$.x Der fem philadelphia, 1888,
$ebcn, Sbaten mp Otelnnnsen bes lt(ritb
3winai' criten llrbetsrs per peutIben
epauAelibsreformirten Sirbe,pcn Sebann
Gusult Sorld, gbcmtcrs6nrs, spa. 1887
Ser S,inmsl anf Grccn ODER qeea 3ur @[ht
IeIisfelt. Oarasltelt BON gbrifiau Sotts
bi!f @alSman, ,bsarbeitet Don gonrab Sries
erih Stcllmcper, pb,laeclpbia 1889.
Scr lan9e perrcr9ene SebaB unb Sauss
Srennc, ein nhslietes Static uno Silfe
8nb fir Sepermann, @eippafspille
1887.
1ncahtsibunaen unt @ebete fir aactecn.
tente nne sntseInnte gbriltsn. Son So.
bann .Eafpar sabater, ,{antalter, spa. 1884
<ntberiiete nno rcfcrmirtc prutlebe u. 9. G,
Shher.
2tderosm Gdbrci6.Yaptcr, Seosrn uGebrsit
9inte.fo tpie audi 8lants fit Olortsaaes,
Sucaement uno gommons8cnSs.
3cQitofers Scbcttu6 1T ebenfans tei uns Al
baben 5n $ IS, pas sinSslne grcmplar-
IS Sbalcr bas 0us.
Cine Iue,pabl fth6ner DentIber sebcr 1T tei
nns cbenfalls itete Dcrrdthis, unb nm bl.
liscn Dreis 5n baten.
Teabin9 ben lGten SUM.
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CDctcr 80. 2tppe,
Ur3t, Gbirura uno Bcburtsbelfer,

Ur3t Gbirur9 uno Brburtebelfer,
8snahrihtist ieine Srcunre, 70 wic bas
pnblfum itsrtaupt, caB sr feline QSobunna
berlsst bat in Ole aBeit:penn Srade, s,pis
Iebsn BET 6ten nnb 7tcu Stra0e, ,pc CT fort
fabren miro, ,pis bisber, alle in pas ar5tIibc
8aeb lblaaneen SeIebdfte 5u thnu. SeIcns
oers ,na6t ct bas sputlifum oaranf anfs
msrfiam, oa6 CT allc aIten une lans,picrtaen
&ranfbuten ais ale Srutlcioen, Uusscbs
runs peils, Gravel Ebeumatismus,
Sbnerbirisfeit alle Nrten Huacntranfbris
ten, sabmun9en waGtrluetten epilcplts o.
pcr falleupe &ranfbcit, altc Beid,wure,
Sal;fu6, Semhtbsz uuc Sri'tees$eioen 5us
itsn $eterfranfbeten, aae Nrtcn Sicber,
ent3anounsen, 5er5flcpfen, n1utter,pcb,
franfee Scpfpeb II. {. 10. in bet firsrlten
3eit, nit srcuiscr nno fetr gut cinsnnebmen:
per 4rSnei, pauerbaft bsilt. gr 1T tasleb
bon I2 tle llbr Staebmittas6 flour in Ici:
ner Office 5u trsfen.
Noolpb Qippr
wctsptnns 3pii6en rcr 6: II. 7tsn Stralie.
Neapins ben so. U1dr3, 184l. IS.
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Seuer! Seuer!
Sertt6eru1tg 9e9ett SfMer
Capital autboriiIrt ourhs 0efes
100000.

Die Sprins &arosn Seners8erflhsruns
8efellf6aft bon oer gauntp pbilabslpbia,
maett Serltdernnssn Iowobl seltlib ale
eauerno, scaen Serluit cber S6aben bureb
Ssuer, auf @ebaube jebsr Irt, als SauIer'
Sbeuern Stdlle &c. imb auf 5auescratte
Xaufnanass gutter ume font alIerleigisentbnm'
5W oen allsrbtisIten Seeinsunacm.
Nnfrase 5u MAIDEN, cntrpeocr perionlid o.
oer ourtt Sriefs, bel Jebn 8. Hibaros,
0eebtssIn,palt, mmo Iasnt ber @cellfhaft,
all bsr Draferei bes "sSsrfs une 9buplfia
Scnrnals," Neapius, pennipIpanicm.
Setcber 27
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beits. emporium, Slc. 19l Slcto 2te CITRATE
nabs bet wsinltraGe, (9hilD pom soIeaeu
4bier unb Sehlanssn.) Yhilateipbia, ,po Gins
ais preparirt perbtn. une in SroBsu uno
Gleinen Dereauft
Or. Qeioys Slutspillen,
Gtcnfalle su bertaufsn Sci:
8. 81. @m.tb II. Go. 2te Stra(Is, nabe a,a
Notbsn &iwen wirtbstaufc.
8. Gilbcrt II. GO. Ste ct. cbsrbalb oer
wein 9tra0e.
Sriecriet Slett, gfs Bet stsn uno Gallon.
bill Gtrade.
9. 80. Oafelp, Ippctbefcr, Steapins.
9arab .. Dlorris, Do. DO.
Sohn s. &ons, DO {anfalter.
8. 3. Ololsr, Do. stllentaun.
s. @. sinnert, Saufrnann, saneatter.
Dliler, Sdbfp II. Smitb, DO. 6amturs'
gSltno gum Sereauf III Der 9rnfsrsi oisisr
3etnus, preis % Gent bic 9e6adtsI
O1ai 26. IS.
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Grltnfere 5erren goiesem une Anoers
bic nod 9abieriptione'silten fhr has merfs
ben in Belts babsn, fino bSfih er1,tt une
biefslben icbaIo ,pie m6slicb sinsnfenoem unb
uns aleietseitls 81 tenahriebtissn, tpobin fle
ibre Grenplars ssfhif, 3a babsa mini iebsr.
@r8latter, init ceucn mir tpeebielu, flno
bSfieb erIuebt, bae Obise einise Oaale III ibs
re Spaltsn au5uncbmen, ,pppur6 lls uns III
0eaenpienlteu perpfibten.
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Seorse 8cpsr, au oem i'll eilen bansenoea
Ip!ers5ebilp, al Der fapbttlihsu gfe oer
WaibinStcn uno 5tsn 0cnt gaaowbiW We5rais
fcn osm gauEtps8efansniB Sessnhb,r, lests
bin bspobnt SON Saecb 6. gblius, in Der
@tab. 2eanins, ts3caen pat, ,no selonnsn
1T bic SeIhafte Der Sat,pirtbfhaft auf eie
beite Hrt 81 tetrsiben. 8seanntlih it oider
@tano ioipchl nit 6ausraum als Stalluns
ishr bequem einsstiebtst, uno Ct wiro ipeoer
WaIbc nod Soften fparen, feline &dtc NIT
sutsn ,lnp sefunpsn Spcilcn unO 8etraafen,
nuo etenfaIs nit tsq usnlen uno ren!iebcn
@blaftellen 81 be,plrtbsn. Nueb ,pirs sy bss
itdncis cinsn ae6tismen Staaenctbt unb jsosrs
ls; Suttcr fit pfsroe, bon BETTER ,mo binrsi.
ebsnosr Qnalitdt, taften. Sureb pInftlthe
unc biQise SsoIenuna, bcfft sr sinen tscens
tsmben Nntbcil BET Sunofbaft oss pMbliemms
Az as,pinncn unb eas 3ntrauen ieIner 9eehr'
Eunbcn su Derpiemeu.
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81 u fet a II

Sir ,poblfeile qDaaretL an
C 10 bert 8 neuern Stohr,
sum 9bilo Don Ser "IbeesKiits
g8eff psnn spiben esr 3ten u. 4tsn Strails'
100 ,pOblfsil perfauft rpirb:
&die su 10 Gent cae ptune'
3uefer 81 " %.
Starfer &affee l2a " 90.
Geis 5 DO.
9eIter Sprup.Molahes l4R st. Quart
3uders0aus DO. 123 . 90.
0eu.Srleans DO. 10 90;
uno aIe ibrsem 2lrtifeL 81 unsewp9n''b
niebern preiTu fir "sSaar SeIo.
Neapim9, Wlai 25.
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s. .. gSilnleu'5 reutlber Sin0er'
frcuno
E,ir q ci,nln a,,N GAnuS

~ StVu'V HIo S)unc.
SIe spsite psrmsbrte Nufass ctiasn 8u.
Dies. init eincm febr pcrmcbrten une pers
be6ertsn 2lnbanac, bat 70 eken bic Yrcde
esrladen. - Das Bub entbdlt III (einer nclis
Ell Setalt S44 Sstcm sroB Oetap, 1T amf
ib6ncm Dapier aut Sccrudt, banerbaft aes
tunte,l uno rmpfbIsn mir oaiirlte sebrern
nnc Sebulscritsbern, icie alien 8amlien, res
ncn cs um 8erclebsrms niblber Seuntnilt
su tbun 1T, anselesentlitb.
100 Gremplars $50; SO gremplarc $ls; 25
errmpIare $40; 10 eremparr 50; uno
gremplar so gcnts.
Seltellunacn miilfrn bei oielem auferit BIZ
liesn prsiIe frei cinae1hitt rperpsn uno
inpen nur rann 8sriff6tlsuns, wenn 0e
nit oem Setraae tealctct itno.
Getnnrsns grsmrlarc tnD bonn Is. D. all
3n baben.
pbilaoelpbia, pen 8. W1ai l84l.
menelbeeft'fdbe Bubbanbluna
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60 sbsn bat bic YrsiTt psrlaiisn unb 1T i'll
Der 9rufsrsi Disfsr 3eituns, sinssIn unb in
srbHesr 3abI su baben, elm fur bic bstrsfens
ZEN l9anpwsrfsr une SInifIsr h66if nlslibss
QEerf, 6ettet