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September 2, 1912.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

1900 bushels good WHEAT al
ready paid for in goods and promised &c
be delivered Immediately alter harvest,
We can now Use the wheat to advantage,
and as it IS due we shall expect either
it or the MONEY by tho 10Th OF Sept
ember. Our motto is, s'short credits long
friends"
A. L, LITTELL.
August 26, 1912,
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

in compliance with Inc acquisitions
Of the State Superintendent Of Common
Schools OF the State Of Ohio, | hereunIo
annex a copy OF The first and second sec.
TONS OF an act for the support and better
regulation of Common Schools, passed
March 7th, 1842, which IS as follows, 10
wit:
"Be il enacted by The General Assem-.
big Of the Stale of Ohio, That at the
next annual election for School Direc-
tors, the electors shall elect one Of said
directors for the term Of one year; one
Tor The term OF two years, and one for
the Term of three years; and at each an.
nual election thereafter, there shall be
elected one Director who shall hold hIs
office for the term Of three years, and
and until his successor is elected and
qualified, and all vacancies which may
occur in said office shall be filled the
residue Of the term by the appointment
of The township clerk, made in writing
and entered onthe record Of The proceed.
ings ofthe directors" The second Sec
ton Of The aforesaid act provides hist "the
clerk Of the several school districts shall,
annually between The first and 20lh day
OF October, take, or cause 10 be taken, an
enumeration, in writing, Of all the white
youth in their respective districts, be-
tween four and lw~enty-one years Of age
not embracing such as are temporarily
within the limits of any district, attend
ing any academy or college; but suct
shall be enumerated in the district IT.
which their legal residence is. And said
clerk shall, on or before the first day oil
November thence next ensuing, deposit
with The clerk orthe township a fair and
accurate copy Of said enumeration, ii
writing, so as aforesaid made for the dis
lricls of township clerk, Section ID, Sd
and 4lh Of SAID act" Gwen under my
Rand this 26.h day of August A. D
t842.
WIN. HOLMES,
u1ijor of TynroJ m
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r STRING

will be out to all who will NEE, with
US. Come up, then, with a spirit Of en-.
qu'ry-wIih no other object in view but
The good Of u common co~unlry-an1
much benefit will result from our meet.
ing.
JOHN M'CLYMONDS,
MATTHEW ADAMS,
DAVID BEGGES,
S. S CLARK.
B. w. SNODGRASS.
Committee.
New Lisbon, Aug II, 1912.
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w NJ HOLMES,
auditor of Carroll co.
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue of writ of f ia ct len ia.
issued out Of the cour OF COMMON pleas
Of Jefferson county, O., to me directed,
4 will offer Tor sale at the house Of Ed.
ward sweeney, (Easl) on Saturday the
gath inst. at IL o'clock, NJ. the following
properly, TO wit: one bay mare, ! black
mare and colt, n dun two year old
mare, 3 mich cows, 8 heifers 10 head
OF sheep, 2 hundred dOzaQ Of Wheal
in the NOW, Taken In execution and
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
September 8, 1913.
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ADMINISTRATIONS G1LE.

BY virtue Of an order Of the ronrl or
common pleas 10 and for The county of
Carroll aud State Of Ohio, made at the
June term thereof, A, d. ls42, tie uG.
deIslgned will sell at puOlic vendue on
Saturday the 2llb day Of September, A.
ID. 1912, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
A, M. and 4 O'Clock P NJ. Of said day,
at the door Of the Court house IN said
county, the following real estate, to wit;
Lot No 20 in the town of New Harris
bnrgh 10 said county, with the improve
ments thereon, subiectl to the dover es-
tate therein Of Agnes Weaver as widow
ct DaviG Weaver, decd land also lois
numbers is, II, and Is in The town Of
Norristown in said county. Terms
cash.
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Convention
Of the WINGS Of This and the adjoining
counties, will he held in
NEW LISBON,
on Tuesday, The 18th day
of September next,
AT 10 O'CLOCK. A NJ.

AT 10 O'CLOCK, A NJ.
Many gentlemen, distinguished. not
only for superior talents. but for a strict
adherence 10 sound democratic achig prin.
CipleS, residing in various parts of The
country, are expected TO meet with US on
that occasion.
Our talented and distinguished Gov
ernOr,
THOMAS CORWIN,
will be present and address the conven.
ton. He will be accompanied BY our
late faithful representative in the U. S.
Senate.
THOMAS EWING.
An invitation has also been sent 10 A.
merica's noblest and most talented son,
the Hon. Henry Clay, of n.y.,
who wall, unless prevented 10y circumslan
ces beyond his control, honor US with his
presence. Should Congress adjourn be.
fore the meeting Of the Convention, ma
ny Of the members will be present on the
occasion.
Fellow citizens of Jefferson, Harrison,
Tuscarawas, Carroll, Stark, Summit,
Portage, TrumbuII, and Columbiana
counties, come up TO this convention,
and meet with US, not by delegates, but
by
A MASS REPRESENTATION.
We also extend the invitation to our
friends in
WESTERN Pennsylvania,
to come up and meet their political
brethren, We are all brethren, with
interests identical, struggling for The
promotion Of those measures which a.
lone are calculated 10 give permanent
prosperity to our country and happiness
10 its citizens
We will endeavor 10 make your So
iourn among US as comfortable as cir.
cumslances will permit, The
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BROWN & GRISWOLD.
DRgGD GgAG1ggo

THE subscriber wishes 10 purchase
three hundred bushels OF dried peaches.
Those having The article Tor sale will
call with US before making en-
gagemsnts elewhere.
A. L. LITTELL.
Aug. 26. l842,
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MARRIED-On Thursday, Seplem.
Der Isl, BY The Rev. John Kuox, Mr.
William Blythe, Of Jefferson county, 10
Mss AlAa Maria Batter.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. Mr.. Patterson, an Associate
Reform, will preach in the Presbyterian
Meeting House, ia this place, on the Sd
Sunday of this month, at l. o'clock.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT District of Ohio
LAY psNHDI1DTrV

NOTICE is hereby given, that Joshua
Kemp GARNER and John Mcclure (lar.
n,er) 0 fCauoll county, have filed in this
Court their petitions 10 be declared bank
ruprs. and that the same will be heard on
the 9Th day Of October next, al 9 o'clock
A. NJ, az the court house 10 the city Of
Columbus, in said District.
Auest-WM, MINER, Clerk
July %, l842
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue Of on order Of tho court OIL
common pleas for Carroll county Ollo,
made at their June term A. D. l842, the
undersigned administrator Of the estate
Of D. J. Levy deceased, will sell at pri.
vale sale before the 28lh Sept next; OF
If not sold before that time, will offer
for sale at public auction, at the cour
house in CarrolllOn on said day. between
The hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and 2 P. NJ
ofsaid day, the undivided hall oil Lot No.
SO In AlkInsou's addition 10 said town
subject to The dover Of the widow o.
deceased in said lot.
R. M'CLAVE, admir-.
August %, 1912.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue offs writ of Kendi Erponas,
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
Tor Carroll county, ! will offer for sale al
the same place, on Saturday the 24,b day
OF September next, according to law, the
following real estate, viz: Lot No. 81
in the Town of Downingvllle; Carol.
county, appraised at $40. Taken in
execution and will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
July %, 1912.
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Notice!

The claims Of John Flick are left with
the undersigned, for settlement. Those
knowing themselves indebted to the said
Fleck by note, book account, or other
wise, will save cost by making arrange
menls for the settlement Of the same inn
mediateIy.
ROBERT M'CLAVE.
August 5, 1912,
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AIgGa

BY virtue of a writ of f ia ct leu, ia.
issued out OF the court Of common pleas
of Carr Il county, to me directed, | will
offer for sale at the same time and place,
the following real estate, viz; the north
east quarter section 80, township q and
Range 6, with the improvements thereon
appraised ct $1,000. Taken in re-
cution and will be sold by me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August &c, 1S42.
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THEY HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
All kinds of Goods.

Which ul be sold as loD as can be had in This or anu other Town - Their Goods
Were purchased in New York for CASH.
CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE, AS USUAL.
Bolivar, Angus, 1919.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Robert Craven,
vs..
VIM. Graham and u" 0na"ceFy'
Prudence Graham,
By virtue Of a decree issued out of the
court Of common pleas ofCarroll county,
to me directed will offer for sale at the
door Of the court house 10 CarrolIton, on
Saturday the Let day of October, ls42,
between The hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and 4 o'clock P, NJ. the following desert,
bed zeal estate, viz: the east half OF the
North West quarter Of section 4, town
ship I3, and Range s., containing so and
twenty-five hundredlhs acres-appraised
at $500: also 10 acres being part of the
South west or. of section 5, tip, 10, and
Range 5-appraised at 500: also, three
acres IN the east corner Of the south west
quarter Of section 5, rp. 10 ard Range
5%-aPpraised at $50. Taken in execn'
ton and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
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A. I'D. THHAYER s. co.
B 0 A R

VbIVAnI
Will, until further notice, retail for Cash or Produce The following Goods
at'he prices named-sugea@ ay deduction that may be made 10 the Massulon
market.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Broad Cloths from so to $500 per I'd, Mornoes, from 374 TO IS cts per ward
Ua'snens from 37io 80 per yd. Heavy Ticking, ia to rs cts PEI ward
Kentucky Jeans, 25 to. 374 per I'd. Circsssans. 1874 to 3n CT pet Yard
CaHcoes from 10 % per I'D. Mouseine de Lanes 1874 81 npr I'd
Heavy Mushns from 7 to 3 per I'd. Fannela l83 to 80 cts Der ward
Cotton Yarn, from S7a to SlOO for 5 pounds.
Hats, Caps, Shoes and Leather.
Fur Hats from I,6O TO $500 each, Boots, from 200 to $500 per par.
wool DO from 500 rs each, Shoes. from 5Oto so Der par
|CaPs, from 25o 500 each, Spanish Sole Leather 10 10 20 cts per H.
Bar Iron, a 10 5 cents per pound; Shovels. Is cenIs soads. IN or,soo
Nails, 5o S5 80 per 100 pounds, HINES cns ner ponnd
AA'''Of ioo" ShZo eah' warranted Trace Chains, 624 0 s74, good & heavy
GROCERIES.
Good Green Rio Coffee, s lbs, for 81 100. 100 lbs. for Sl1 so: per Bag. II cents
u, Is and l8 lbs Sugar for Sl,00 Lamp Oil. $500 per goHon,
La sugar, Ia cents per pound, Whale Oil, IS cents per gallon,
Indigo . to ia cts per o., $I'25 perlb. Tea, so, rs and LOO per pound,
Moasses' o to 10 ents per gallon, Nader, Is cents per pound,
DAE ~E- -
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GROCERIES,.

Good Green Rio Coffee, s lbs. Tor 81, 90.
~, Is and l8 lbs Sugar for 81 90
Loaf Sugar, l2t cents per pound,
Indigo, 8 to ia cts, per o., SI,25 per ID.
Molasses, 81 to rs cents per gallon,
Rice, 5 10 e cents per pound,
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100 lbs for Sl150; per Bag, II cents
Lamp Oil. SI,00 per goIion,
Whale OIL, IS cents per gallon,
Tea, so, rs and Sl,0O per pound,
Nader, Is cents per pound,
Salt.
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Hats, Caps, Shoes and Leather.
HARDW

shoVels, Is cents, Spades so cents each
Hinges, 8 cents per pound,
Trace Chains, 62i to s7s, good & heavy
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Will, until further notice, retail for Cash or Produce The following
THE prices named-sugecO my deduction that may be made in the Ma
market
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Die Gofofoto Gon9re69lierer bon
Yennlulpanien.

9e Shracr BON pennIplDanien, jenc,
,peltbe 3u Suniten bon elnbclmiihen Setrieb,
uuo fir Die SelhhBuna unIerer Nrbeiter uno
amerltaniIebsn SeWerbfeibes ftuo, Gollten
bic 9batiabe niebt aus oen Nu3eu Verliercn,
ea6 allc rie >ofofoto O1it9lieocr brs gons
areIIes BON penuIplpanlcn, bel Oct neulieben
Nbtimmun9 iber bic Saritfbia i'm gon9reb
scsen Diefelbe ttimmten. Our6 oicIe Stlm:
me lit Der &ofofotospartbei bic O1asfe bonn
&e(tcbte 9csosem, uub Ge 1T ctfen ais cer
Seino bon amerfaniIber Nrbsit unp Sctrlcb
aufaetrcten Sn jener Sariftlll mar cine
QbSabe auf S l. IS aut Die Sonne brlttlieber
&teinfcbien aelest. speter Sleubaro, Des
der bic S6ppltiQ Steintcblen9rubsn repre-
fentirt, Senj. u. 8iolaf, rer iene III 9Sp'
omns, nno Sobn S6nelber, iene bet Gbas
motin uub QBelt.Sraneb i'm gcnareb pcrtrit
baten oafar seltimmt, ba6 ocn ensIanoern
alle amerlfaniItbe Sdfen seofnet perpeu, I'M
brittifebe Steineoblen scllfrei ein5afnbren,
pamt ibre Gontituenten rulnlrr perpen! !
Sie eofcfofo 8eprslcntanten bon Serfe,
BON pcrrp, Suniata, gumberlanp, Oorf,
Senanac, Qrmtrons, Weitmrrelano uno
Hapette, 100 Die 8hrser meittens nit oct 81
bri,iruns cee eilens beibaftist lno, ltimm'
ten oaftr, baB Oct gifenbanpel ben spenns
fplpanen sanslieb aufsebrpeben ipirr, inoem
oeu Sritteu erlaubt tplro, cn9lifebes elIel
su elnem gang serinssn 3cH ein5ufhbren.
Oiele Serrem baben enolicb oureb eleie Stlns
the 1bren 5ab beutlieb aus9eorhft, Den ite
! 9sSsn oas teoriidte Solt BON penniplDanis
Ell beaen. Sie tti,nmtem, oaB per freie rcs
putlltaniide Grbciter osr S5erenisten 9taas
ten auf oiefelbe 9tufe beruntsr aebraebt ipirp
| ,pie per(elbe in europa ttebt. 9ie winfcben
J namlih, pab bet arms Artelter fur 10 Gent
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-08-02
Aapitel Opn SSeuiafeitcn.

Am IL. Suli entifanb Su ct. Sobns, N. y.
jniIden ben &atbclifsn unb Yrpteltanten cine
Sbld9sret nobel n1ebr alS tauienb perfonen
betDeiIiSt Waren. 9Ran pes nibt cb OIens
fben babel um6 9eben famen cber nitbt.
gu Hprmit, in Connecticut, ifarb Dor Surs
gem ploslid Elm alter @sijbalS. @r bate emen
Src9 uno 2tufsr Sbop 9sbalsn unb natb fsis
nsm Sooe fanb man in fbmuei9en gfsn fes
nss S6ops $4,000 in bartsm @eloe psrifs6t.
Sn Smitb @auntp, 8ir9nien, entifano elm
Mutrubr unter Der farbi9en Septlferun9, Der
abtr Sslt'9 9ebdmft uno bic 6auptanflibrr nrs
retlrt 'purcsn. Sbre 9lb(tdDt ipar ale alten
esute Su srmcrSsn unb aus Sen Sunosn Selas
rsi1 81 MAIDEN.
yin lln9sbsusr in Msnfbsnoeifalt, 9eamens
Saecb Sctran, in Rsu Q)orf, ,parf am pors
aesten Srelta9, ais ct betrunfsn mar, fein eiosz
nss Is Monat altss Mdbben aus bsm Nenifsr
-bss imetsn Stpde6 ouf Die Stroes. ,nonurrh
tas Sinh Elm Ssin bradb uuo ionif neb "a fehr
bsibabist wurbs, pas eS maDrlbeinlib itsrbsn
,piro.
Sn Warplanb psrlbludts firslitb sin Sinh
elm 9Gslibfern tpebeS in bic euftrobre f1tca.
gta6 elmer Operation Don Is Stuneen wur6s
bic euftrbbre 9stfast uno bas Sorn Nrau6ass
nommn.
Cine fbisfesfbIa9sne Nafe unb blaus 4u:
gen 9elten in Bottom alS Elm SsipeS pas On.
9riff unb Sbld9erei peribt pOrben.
Die 3abt bsr Nplifantsn fir bic Bcbltbat
inSrblibsn Siitrift Bon Rsu Vcrf 2435.
sSn Baltimore purbe fiirSd Die erife Yres
b'tsrlansr Stride um ein9e mertbscae artfe
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DIN 25. Suli, in Oct Gtabt 5amburs, ain
blanen 5ulten, gmma Nebeeea, GbbGrlein
BON Soiepb SeiOel. im alter BON Sabr, 8
W1onate uno g Saacn.
-2lm 10. Suli, in 4lbanp sauri6lp, al oeu
6irnSibterm, &puiia gpaus, Sotbter bon Scs
fepb epans, i'm alter bon 2 Sabrcn, DlOs
maten uno 28 3aaeu.
-am 9trn Suli, III Bern 3aunIhip, Saeob
gonrao, OlhLler, i'm 55trn &cbensjabre.
-am l5tsn SnIi, in Der @5tabt 5amtura,
al Der Ius5ebruns umo Baderfucbt, u. g.
ermbart BON Ssrmantaun, I'M alter pon
l6 Sabrem unb 5 Olouatem.
-am 5ten Suli, III 8obelon 9aunf6ip, am
Slerpentiebsr, 9auiel, S6bnheu BON Daniel
Wasner, im 4ltsr Don S Sabrcn, 10 O1ona.
ten uno II Eager.
-am 2Olten Suli, iu otsler Stact, Daniel
Siicier, SobueiDcr, i'm 72lten Sabre.
DIN 10. SUM-, am Srutfeber, gttber &sl6.
ner, 9cebtcr bon 9aniel Selebner, pon 8th,
mouo sannleblp, i'm 1Itsr BON Sabren uno
6 Wlonateu.
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filrdterlieben Granfbeit, fnp, Drud auf Der
Slale Urennen ooer @hneiben teim Q5ais
fermaeben cbcr nab osmlelbem Neis ba5u
cbne piel MAIDEN 5u f6nnea, gu Ianse tpartsn
mhden che ts fommt, Slerens@ebmer,en uno
srcbe SdbmerSen i'm Sreus. Gie fno audi
ein erprottcs uno bs,custee O1ittel firOurh
lanf Nubr, Scpfpeb, Olasenframpf @nSs
Sraltlstslt nno 5srltelianes oes appstit's -
l'no tper fte ais ein Ibfibrunsss unb >ars
iermittel brauebt, miro cielcu plaseu niemale
untermorfen icin.
Jobn Kienley, @. o.
efe Der 7ten nao Srantlins9traBe.
uaenten in Ieabina :-@eorss Sss, @arl
IBiiiana, gfe bcr 7tcn unb rantlinsStraBe
unp u spuwelle, 9ruferci cieler 3eltunS;
sbsnfalls su babcn III Sripelber9 2aunlbip,
y. e., tel Ibrabam Spen9ler.
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llebr Sewet6.
ktenlep's Gege,r Gra0el
y / Il { II.

SD eraebte re ais meine pfIbt befaunt
III maiden, oaB Ie,tbem icb BON cben crrpdbns
ten Yiaen 8cbrautb semaeht, felnen 0ureb'
laue mebr sebabt, ,pcmit i'd febr oft seplast
par, ,pie aneb bic srpbsn S6mer5en in mel>
neu Slicren Ucrloren, nno ntbt brandbte 70
oft 9DaIer su maobcn unO pab ieb in Stan'
pe ,par, immer oil mener 4rbcit su beiben,
weltbes ieb niemals Uorber i'm Stanoe ,par
su tbnn - ,mo perGebers, baB fte oas bette
sariersWt,ttel itnp ipel6es ieb jemaIs ssnom
men babe. a
Senry Netpman.
6eioslbsrs saunfcbip, sibancn gaumtp,
Husult 2. BIZ.
Die Simptcmen cpsr Nnfans bon bieIer
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Serbeirntbcf.

-bnreb pen ebrw. 5rn. QDm. pauli, am 9
ten Sult 5r. Qbrabam &iefer nit Nli6 Mea.
ria Slltner, Don oieIer Stact.
-am 90. Snli, !6r, Bennrpille Bintlep nit
Olib Inna @lisa &lein, bon Bern.
-am "a. SuIi, !6err $epi Neis init O,tf e.
fiber Veppert ron errter.
-pnrrb ocn ebrip. 6rn. G. II. Yauli, AM
16. Suli Sr. Saccb Baumau nit Olib gas
tbarlna Scnflna, beioe bon Neaoins.
-am 18ten Suli, .6r. Setb Grim BON Olas
ratawnp, init OlB 9lnna &emp Don Olep.
-onrtb ben ebrp. 6rn. s. O1iller, ain 24It.
cJulL Sr. 2anicl Sescr bon Glia6, init OliB
GlIabeth Scbneiber BON Grcter.
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oee Cages arbsitst, wabrsno 1te feltft a eb t
Sbaler bes cages erbalten uuo mdbrenb Ite
heuiblcriGher WeiIe por9eben, ba6 Ite Oes
mcfraten feien, 70 UtriHeben tte cine ba6liebt
Nriitcfratie auf;n9auen, bic tteb auf Die Urs
britrn bee arlnen Wiannes mditet.
QSir ltnb frcb su iehen .paB pieie treuloien
bffenttbenOiener blcIen lebieoenenS
puntt cn9cncminen baben-ba6 ibre ub(tb.
ten MN betannt Itno-penn Ite baben purtb
cbi9e Stmme ibre SruEoGdBe flar ,ino peuts
!icb al Den Sag aelest. - Sie babeu 9eaen
eas Sntcrede ces Irbeitcrs, bes Olanufat(us
ritteh bcs Sancmerfere nnb pes Sauern 9es
timmt, nnp bic Nnftbrer oer &Ofcfcfo spar:
tet oer Union bet6en ibre Stimme gut. Gin
Ieber Sreuno BON Cnbeimifben erwertfei6e
tpsiB bleie Stclluna, uno Die Sraae miro an
oem Stmmtatten bel ber Dabl III beaut,pcrs
ten icln, cb ite rubi9 babel tleiben, nenn lbr
teItrs Sn:erelie, ibr 8lsiB uno 8ctrietlam.
Felt an brlthlbe Olanuf fatturiiten mb @pes
tuIanten Derfauft miro, rnp ite oapurb an
Den 8etteIitab 9rbracbt speroen lolen. OlcCe
ctn5l9e 8ra9e 1T jest bon ibnen III cntIebeis
bcn.
gs 1T 'pObl hterfa6iH su bemrrfen, pas
allie Bbl9sNrprelcntanten fir bic Saritftl
ttimmtcn, III ipcIbrn ber amsrttanltte CT.
pcrbfclb bcIhngt miro. lille <ofrfoFo Olits
aIieOcr btnsc9rn nit etner etnSi9cn ausnabs
me, ttlmmtcn oa9e9en.
28ir srben naebltcbcnb bic Slamrn pcr So
fofofos bon pennlplpanien, oamit pas 8Olt
nrs Se6luBlteins@taatcs iebcn fann, wer oct
SeinO isin's beiten Sntsrc0se it, ndmIib:
9enrp IS. Seeion, BENJAMIN u. Sio.
lod, Gborle6 SroWn, Soiepb Sornance,
Some6 @arrp, 2(mo5 @uitine, Gbarle6
5. Sn8eriou, @illiom Saf. @cor9c 80.
Seim, Il, q. Worbono, pcter Neuboro,
2lrnolo pIumer, 2tlmoo s.. 8eao, Sobn
S6neioer. Sot. 9SQ0ter.
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25) Catarrb uno Grfaltuns, - 9ieft
Sranfbeit cntltebt aus &trna0Iaff9un9 elmer
S,psfmdfii9sn Sepsfun9 mo tpenn fe nitbt
5siti9 bcabtst piro Ie9t Ie oft pa5 8mramsnt
iu ontern pIo9ep Die am @noe 9stdbrlibsSol>
gen BADEN ftnnsn. Die 9ew6bnIicben SDmps
tome pcn GrfdItum9 finp irbmers6 &cpfpsb,
S6mer3en in Der 2uftr0Dre, oft bon Dsi6en2tns
fallen be9leitet.
SjsS 1T Elm Si9naI oab bic Hatur bic Sohlfs
abfibrsncer Meoijinsn psrIan9t um brs prufs
tsnosn Shrbe Su srIsicbrern, msIde6 lie rurd)
Stebsr uno ifarfsn Yulsibla9 onpcuttt bas ite
fcrt9efboTt meroen io0tn ORt onpsrn2Ecr>
ten Der &orpsr ma1t Nniprub fir ps9tabIe
Nen9un9. Sisie fam obns Die 9erinits Imam
neDmIibfet berpirft werben rurb ben &ebraud)
bon Or. Sronoretbe uniperfal Kr6utcrs
pillcn neil Iis bic Natur unterlfliBen, burt
pur9iren, jsns Sbsile aus bem S6rper iu psrs
trsibsn ebe iie 5sit 9e,pinnsn pjefe obsr anpsrs
psrbtrbIibe Scl9en Su erjeu9en.
Otan faufe iie in Geaoin9 bei 5tiebter II.
ItRnisbt, uno i'm 2anpe bsi ben 99snten,
Die in elmer anbern Spalte biefsr Ssitun9 Be-
fannt 9enatbt iinp.
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Sporet 0elD!
uno faufet fit . arseIo,
am Sd1ilo Don Ser TbecsEi,fe.

Z. y. Qambert m6bte leine Sreunoe unb
oas spublfum b6fi6it biermlt benaebribtt,
gen, pab CT bas SaarselosSyitem sinsss
tlbrt bat, oab Ut, bab ct biernab SIter nur
alleln fur Saor9elo perfaufen miro, ipas
lbn IN Stono fcBcn miro picl ipoblfeis
Ter 3u perfaufen ,pie -Jene Ole auf Gree
OFT perfaufcn; fir clnen 8epeis bicrpcu
ltno aIIe sper(oucn einselaoeu anSurufcn uno
Sutsr uno spreiie gu unteriuben.
er pat jntt crb9ten ell arcBss unb alI9cs
melnes AhortCmcittF BON SntCrn III lcinenl
Sadie, beltebeup aus : llltcn Sapa, 9rinen
Nio, sa9uira nno ser6lteten &afee.
5ut, Slnmren, Sctlarten, ct. groir uno
S(rn Orleans 3ufer.
Syrup, bcitsn 3u6erbaus mp 9lsu Or
leans OloIaIiee.
6runen uno l6,parsen 9bec, frtiben Sd
Ie uno Seis.
Salmon, @hap, Olaearcle, !9arriuse
unp trofnes 8inbfeiIcb.
5binfen, S(tuItern uuo 9eitcn, Spes
3ereien BON alien Sorten ,e.
GbenfaQs einen 9roBen Sorratb Don
Glas>, 2iperppDlz Steins Ii.
cJrDenen OSa0ren,
Sa,assaabrem mmb Spie9el,
Olattem Shritcn, 8sisn, Sbr6e, elmer,
Sailer &C. &c, ,pelcbes ane blcl pcblfciler pers
tauft pire iple einiaes was bis jest in Nsas
oin9 anaebcten wproeu. uSerfeblt nitbt oen
splaf, Shllp BON Der 9becsSiftG Spil6en
oer A. uno 5tcn Stra6s, Neapins.
Neaoin9, 4u9utt 2.