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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-19
TROY,
BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA.

49, IN connection, by Stage
49, Lines from Saratoga by the A9r.9l <Si.
4z-<1 way of Glens Falls to Lake -
George, and by the way of Sandy Hill, Kngsbury
and Fort Ann TO WHlTEHALL-with the Lake
Champlain steamboats, for Montreal, Quebec and
intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily, by steam power, as follows:
From Troy, at 3 O'Clock, AN.
Pm.
6 SARAToGA, for Troy and Alba
ny, via Troy Road, " Am.
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man. Tree from all local prejudices His
policy was framed with an eye single to
The interests of the phole United States.
Such being his character, we have an as
surance, that he would. in all of his off,
cial acts, be governed by desire 10 nd.
vance the interests of his countru.
9Th. By eIecting Mr.. Clay we shall
sanction the important principle. that no
man should serve more than one Presi-
dental term. He is known TO be zsaI-
ously in favor Of this salutary principle.
and would not. of course, under any cir
cums'ances, think for momen. Of re.elec-
iion to the Presidency. This would Sc
sure 10 INC country an honest administra4
llon OF public affairs. The whole nation
Is aware that heretofore most oi orr Pre-
s'den's have shaped their public acts So
as +" promote their own private interests
al The expense OF the popular veal, in or
der to make themselves sufficiently poDu-
lar to be reelected. In adopting m.a-
sures, lhe enquiry has not been, will these
prove ol advantage To the natiou2 The
enquiry has been, will these advance mn
prospects Tor rc-efeciionS-There is no
possibility of estimating the manifold in
]ures that have been inflicted upon the
country by electioncering Presidents. Let
the people Tree themselves from such ru-
nous influences, by sustaining man who
IS IN favor OF the ONE TERM principle,
and who will Set a saulary erample for
the imitation of his successors, BY volun-
'arIly returning his high trust TO the hands
OF The people at the end Of four wears
from his elevation.
ION. This one term principle, asserted
in the election of Mr.. CLAW will tend to III.
filling Of all public Offices with men Of
intellect and honesty and virtue, and the
expulsion Ct those lowIy tools of parly
who are brbed to perform foul work o:
SANDER and intrigue. Thus sh all we be-
blessed with the services of good and in.
telllgent men in every public station.
These are some of the prominent rea-
sons why Mr.. Clay should receive the
votes of all citizens who desire the hap
pIness and prosperity Of their country.
They are reasons which will be duly ap-
preclated by the people-reasons which
we sincerely believe, Rave already deter
mined majority of the freemen of the
United States to bcstow their suhrages
upon HENRY CLAY.
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her mothers, "Oh, mamma, how can !
see hm2"
She did see him, however, and was rea-
Oily pardoned. The house in the country
whichiMr. Selwyn had purposely pur-
chased on hearing of the misfortune OF
his friend proved little paradise. where
Mr.. North spent long and happy life
As to the ''strapplng red-hairsd daughter,'
she was found to be the sweetest little
Hebe that ever bloomed among the wild
flowers, and breathed the pure air of the
country, and to our heroine she was the
best and dearest of friends.''
The moral to our little story is aPpa-
rent, yet would we say to the young, the
thoughlless, and the proud, judge not from
outward appearances. Worth clothes
itself in homeIy garb, and folly, mean
ness, and imbecility, stalk proudly i'll the
halls of fashion, as the diamond hides its
briliancy in the sands of India, while the
false jewel glitters in the gilded caskel.
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The Madisonian, abiding to the Phil
adelpha election says:
well have the city next time, for a
ducat-what say you?'
Too cheap by half. If all the money
spent this year, all the frand prac,ised, and
all he shocking personal abuse lavished,
did not obtain the prize, we can assure
the Madisonian that it will require more
than ducat to get it next year.
But ,cho will have it next year, The
Madisonan is speaking and, Of course, it
meals the Tyler men. The editor of
that paper is not well informed as to the
estimation in which the Tyler men have
been held by their Locoloco allies, since
abou, four days previous to the election.
This matter does not concern us-it ia
a sort of family quarrel, always the most
irreconcileable. But the state Of feeling
between the high contracting parties is
such as to forbid all expectation of their
union oil action hereafter. y. S. Gaz.
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Election Joke.

II is stated in the N. Y. Tribune that at
the recent election in Luzerne county. Pa.
which is strongly locoroco. the regular
ticket had on it for the Legislature Ger
man named Rooms. The locofocos
swore they would not 60 it-they were
against 'couns tooth and nail. So MIR.
Rooms was backed off and locofoco
named Brodhead put in his place. This
incensed some of Rooms friends, who in
stigated Chester Butler, Wing, to come
out as stump candidate, and help to eject
him though the Wings had not deemed
it worth while to make any nomination.
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POET RY.
lEnl The Cecil IHhig.
To HIyra.

"Souviens-to du cc, o ma Tyre,
Car c'est du ciel que tn descends."
Jean Rcboul.
Sweet harp whose numbers wildly thrill,
In strains of sweetest song;
Enchanting stream, and plain, and hill,
Ger which they sweep along;
Thy plainive music to my ear,
Sounds dear as whispered bliss;
Brings to my eye tn unbidden tear,
Which nought e'er starts but this.
The poets fcign that Orphcus old,
Swept DER thy chords with magic power;
And rocks, and streams, and mount aims cold,
Grew warm with life-thy dover;
Fen Pluto,-Iartarus' savage king,
Whose heart no tender thought e,er pressed;
Own'd the wild graces Of thy string,
And granted his request.
But poets deemed 100 great for earth,
Thy presence; and gave to the skies,
The farest star that there has birth,
To charm with light our gazing eyes.
From heaven again, our own de ar land,
Thy presence claims, imprisoned Tyre;
And halls with Joy another hand,
To sweep thy chords with Orphcan fire.
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Our Candidate.

Composed for and dedicated to the "Bs
Ter county OHIO whig minstrsls."
TuxE-Hurrah! Hurrah!
For HENRY CAY, our candidate,
Iiurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah!
To place him in the Chair of State,
Hurruh, Hurrah, Huyrah!
Gods noblest work-an honest man."
A nobler show us if YOU can!
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
llurrah, Hurrah, hurruh!
We spread our banners to the sky,
llurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah!
Our motto-"CLAr AND LIBERTY"
llurrah, llurrah, Hurtah!
At PetoeS we our "FETo" fling,
A President We want-not KING,
Hurrah, Hurrah, &e.
Ofdenragogues we've had enough,
lurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah!
From Tyler do,rn 10 Johnny Brough,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
We'rc sick of all their brawIng fuss,
An honest mans the man for us
Hurrah, hurrah, SC.
An honest mans the man We want,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah!
We're fired of Locotoco cant,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah!
We nail our colors to the mast,
And shout-Our country first and last,
Hurrab, hurrah, SC.
And when the victory has been won
Hurrah, hurIah, hurrah
Gas twill be when The conflicts done,j
Hnrrah, hurrah, hurrah!
The fruits will not be thrown away,
No traitor yet was Henry CLAY!
Hurrah, hurrah, &c.
Now, boys three cheers for HENRY CLAY!
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
With him we're sure to win the day,
Hurrah hurrah, hurIah
Our President, if he's alive,
Hes is bound to be in Fortu-fre!
Hurrsh, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah,
llurrah, hurrah, hurruh!
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The Difference,

One Of the Lowell papers says, that the
"handsomest ladies' shoes can be made in
France, aid delivered in Lowell, for 3S
cents per pair.' The Boston American
enquiries, if "handsome ladies" can get
French shoes SO cheap, how low could
they be afforded to real, genuine, ugly
uomens
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Published weekly in the LOG CABIN,
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Fresh Fall
GOODS
HIN DaFYNENA DEIEeFEER

a. %, NJ. % Balllnofe ST.,
Are NOM opening and will receive daily theiI
full and omI'leic assortment of
FRENCH, INDIA ITALIAN AND
BRITISH DRY GOODS,
Of every description, adapted to the present sea-
son. 1t is their determination to keep constant
ly on hand the newest, best and most tashiona-
be goods to be found in this market, and would
respectfully invite the attention of their friends
and the public to an early examination OF their
choice fine goods-comprslng in part
Blk and blue blk eros DE MALTA, SILK
Blk and blue blk BATAVIENNE do
Blk and blue blk eros DE INDIES do
Vertas, Parades and Italian LUTESTRING
Extra rich Chine, Broche, stripe and figured
Pekin Silks, very rich Faconne SILKS, yard
vide
New style Gro dc Berlin SILKS
4-4 mode cold Gro de Messmc and Armure
Silks, wide
Blk and blue blk Gro de Rhine and Gro Grain,
Very rich Gro de Agers, do
Very heavy Gro de Antique do
Rich fig'd and Satin stripe blue blk do
A very rich new style IIellencene
Superior quality stripe Chino Poult de Sole
4-4 blk and blue blk Sain OTTOMAN
Cherry cold Poult de Sole
Brown, mode and blk GROS DE NAPLES
Mode cold Poult de Sole
Umbrella SILKS, wide
MOUSELINE DE LAME, extra rich and
superior quality French printed, French Satin
stripe, mode cold Scotch printed and English
printed emb'd and Satin stripe Mouselino de
Laine.
SHAWLS, super embroidered Thibet, French
Cashmere, rich new style Silk, printed Mouslin,
French striped, heavy kabye fgd Alpacha,
Cashmere wool, Satin Ottoman, Armures, heavy
rich Damask, fine Paris plain mode; and blk
Thibet, blk fg'd SILK SIiAWLS and SCARPS.
MERlNOS, extra quality mode and cloth cold
Thibet, French, German and English MER-
mos.
British and American long cloth MUSLIN;
a pacha CLOTHS, blue, blk and in colours;
Eallston GlNGHAMS; French CHINTZES;
British and American CALlCOES Ladies' and
Gentlemen's French Kid GLOVES; Gentle
mems Silk HDKFS; Lupine's Renards, ars. COL
herds BOMBAZlNES; British and American
FLANNELS; fg'd Eoliennes, for dresses, very
rich; Mateoni Italian Cravats; Irish Linen Book
Muslin; Bishop Lawn, cold Florences; Mazarine
blue Mouseline de Lame; Linen Cambria, plain
Swiss Muslin; blue black satin stripe Mouseline
de Lame; Linen Cambria Ildk6; plaid Muslns,
SC sc.
The above, together with their usual great
variety of fine Goods, will be offered at the low
est possible prices. Country Merchants who
purchase for CASH will find it much 10 their ad-
vantage to examine our assortment of choice
goods. Fl. DlFFENDERFFER & CO.
Oct. l. 43 Baltimore ST., doors above Gay.
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with the following gentlemen, will DO promptly
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"The vulgar old codger?" said Mrs.
North in low tone TO Ellen, bu: Ellen
had at the commencement Of the letter,
as if she more than guessed its author,
buried her face in the sofa cushions, and
she only replied in tone quite us low as
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-29

The following beautiful piece Of poetry was
written by the author, after reading pamphlet
by a clergyman against the abolition Of capital
punishment
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-09-20
guber Nnaeiae.

UolseHoe Shtber itnp in bet Oruasrei oies
fer 3situnS Tim billisen prsis ~ babsn:
IBilnfen's bsutftber &imberfreuns, Don q &.
wefelbeeft, pbilaoelpbia, 1889.
0entf6e nene seitamente.
Der amerifaniftbe @eloenbauer.
Ste Gefbiebte Der Sereiniaten Gtaaten Son
Goro lmerifa, felt osr gntoefuua oer
,lenen Beit bis auf pss Sabr 1887, aus
Dem ensli{ben iiberIeBt bon @ilbe(m
- { db &c, Slemperf, 1883.
Slefelbe, bonn Sabre 1897 bis 1887, iberz
tsst nne beranssesetem bon qBtl B. &,
!. per leib philadelphia, 1888,
>eben, Sbaten unb Meinltnaen bes 1f(rih
3plnsIi. criten ltrbebers per beutldbsn
ebanselitbsreformirten Stride Don Spbanm
Nusuit SprGb, gbembersbura, Oa. I8s7
Der Joimnel auf grpen pber 1Bea ,ur G,lnf
iel9tsif; OarSeitelt bon gbriitian @otts
bt!t Sal5nalL bearbetet Don gourao Erie>
ori6 9tollmeper, pbllaeslppia 1889.
Ser lan9e Derecr9ene Setas unb 6aus=
Srenne, eln nhsIiebes Natbs nnb Silfs
Sutb fir Seoermann, Sfippaeseiae
1887.
Anbahtsilbunsen nno @ebete fir aacbbeus
tenpe uno sntseftnnte gbrijtsn. Son So
bann Safrar >apatsr, ,&ancalter, SPA. 1884,
snt9ertiebe uno reformirte peutlbe Il. 8. G.
Bidder.
Adsrosm Sbreibspap,er, Seoern u@breib
Slnte,fo fpie aneh Slanfs fit Mprtsases,
Sac9ement llno gomnon>8enos.
5c!IItefers Sebettueb 1T ebsnfals tei ms Al
9ebsn 5a vi 75l oas sin3eIne gremplar--
18 Sbaler bas 9uB.
eIne Aus,pabl ftbbner osntber $ieber 1T lei
ins eesnfalls ttets pprratbi9, nnp nm bils
lissn sDreis 81 baten.
Neaoln9 ben e6ten Sumi.
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Sr. Sebter's
enn9en'Dre feroattp.
Qrcis so Gent Die E(afebe,

ST cine febr fbdbbare Subereituns, entpeft
oureb elnen re9etmalf9en uno bernbmteg csuts
lebsn Arat, Bet fte ilbrr fanf5is Sabre in fei:
net et9enen prariS IN SeutI(6laub etbraue6t
bate, III ipedem $anpe fte mdbrsnD jener 3eit
anderlt ausseoebnt henust ipuroe, bei 6ulten,
8erfaltunsen &atarbfetsr, gnsbriltisteit,
Geuhbniten, Seitens imo Siifenfebmersen,
SlutIpelem jecer 4rt Sruits nno $unsentes
fbiperoeb uno in 5emmuns Der berannaben,
oen Ans5ebrun9. Oeles fann ais SOB Der
obl9en Olebi5in 9eiaat wcroen, aber bic 3ei.
ttnsstefanntmaebuuseu ftno sufcItfpielia paz
gu; jeeer befrieOi9enpe Seipeis in peiTen wlr.
tun9en ipirp in eInem YcrGutbe oan,it aefrn.
ben iperoen, 70 ,pie au6 3atlreiebe gmpfsblunz
gen tle Nn,peifnn9s5ettel besleteno. llrber
1000 Slaleben fnb allein IN pbi(aoc(pbio
wabrenp ben Iestsn w,nter perfauft noreen,
etn nberaenseuoer Seneis BON belIen SlMbbar,
felt, icnit iplroe cine 70 srcns Quantitat ME
oerfauft ipcrben ieln.
90 fpirtiam 1T bic Oiebi5in ssneIen in
eurlrlln9 per perfbeoenen &ranfbeit,n fir
rprl6e lte enpfoblen lit, pa6 fts alien anpern
3ntersitnnsen bon Sarfaparila pamaeeas
&C. fbncl peran9ebt.
Siele 3ensuide ftnb Don 3eit 5n 3eiterbals
fen uno befannt 9emaebt rporDel,, aber oerRos
itsnaufwano Don 3citnnasbcfanntmaebunsen
perb'stet peren Olittbeiluns albisr 9ie
$elht9laubistten f6nnen leiebt ilter,eust iper>
osn bon rer Slaslibfeit picfer Wie6isln ,pen,,
lte anrnfen an seiop's Sefunobeis emporium
DO. 1871 Slcrb3weitenitrafTe, nnterbalb BET
0ne Sirade, gum Sdbilp oes "9o(benen2los
lers nno Seb!ai9sn" all,po 3eusniGe uno
Sfa6'peiiunsen sn banoerten bon Sdllen oer
luertparoislfen Snrea oureb bisfe Weei,l,
poraeseist tperOen f0nnen.
Neabins, ben 2, SUM-.
**.Dieie Wiepi3iu 1T nm oen cben anae>
sebenen spreis IN bieler Druferei su baten.
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Ssaepb SS. sNeiuer.

6attbaus 3um Sambtir9 5otel, in Der
5taot Samburs, Serfs GauntY, pa.
mabr biermit feinen Srcmoen nno sinem
sssbrtrn pnblifum ibrbaupt Die b6tlitbe
9!nSeiss, eaB Ct ant 98iten lcsten aJsars oas
obenssnannts Saitbaus, lestbiu im 8sfts oee
eisentbhmers, 5rn. Oamiel Gern, btsosen
Dat. 0iefes Saitbaas nit feinen Nebense.
banoril ,pnree 70 einsertebtst, pa6 es Dem 8uB.
aanser, Dem Neitsr uno Dem Subrmann aIle
Sequem!iebteitsn oartietsn oie CT blliserweis
ie psrlansen Fam = leb6ne 9ebiafsimmer,
eln GROCER 5cf rno seraumse Stalle, CUTE
9clt unS aueerlefenc @strdnfs, ilberbaupt
cine CUTE sefallise 4ufipartuus, uno babel Gin
iebr tiaiser preis. fno ,oeniatens 8cssns
ttanes, poonrt er feb aae3eit bstreten ,piro
ole Sune(tbaft felner 8reunpe an serpisnen
uno 81 erbalten.
5amtur9, Olai 8, l842.
81. .. 6 Bic 10 GoFsanser f5nnen ouf
btlliae Sfoln9nn9en nit an9enebmer uno aus
ter @utpartlIn9 rericben ,peroen.
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llebr Yewets.
Aielriep's Gege,l Granel
Dt Il c II.

SD erabte es als meine pHitbt, tefaunt
3u maeGen, oa6 frltoem eb BON oben ermabns
ten Yiasn 8ebrautb semaebt, feinsn 9ureb.
lauf mebr sebabt, wrmit ieb iebr oft seplast
ipar, ,pie aueb bic sroben Scbmer3en in meis
nen Slisren berlcren, unD mcbt branebte 70
oft qDader 5n macbeu uno pa6 ieb i'm @tan.
De mar, imil,er al meiner Nrbeit III bleibeu,
,pelebes ieb niemals porbsr i'm Stanoe mar
3u tbnn - itno perftebers, oaB lte oae bette
sariersWittel ino ipeltbes ib jemaIs sencm.
men babe.
|. Senry Icpman.
5siosl6ers 9aunlbip, >ibancn gauntp,
Ausait Q. bp.
Die Simptomen obsr Infana bon cielsr
filrbterlieben Sranfbeit, 0nb, Dtuf auf csr
Blafe, 1reunen ooer Sdhnelben teim wai
fermatben pber nab eemfelbsn NeiB oasu
cbne Siel naeben au t6nnen, 5n Iailse Wartsn
mhlIen cbe ts foinmt, Sliereu>9tbmer,cn unD
srcBe Stbmer5en i'm GreuS. Ge itnb aueb
srprcttce unp tescustee WittcI fiirSurb.
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SrauOcetD'a
Se9itabilien llniperlal:p :piuen.
ora UoeesfteG Der Derfdlfeber.

w. 0SSSoftSb WI W. tI"iTNVSa'
SaS Yublfum bsisbs ;u becbabten, ,bas fsis
ne Sranpretb's sDiasn atbt )tno rpenn nibt
bic 9baebteln nit nsucn 3etteln Derfeben
(tnp. gs tnb brei unb jepe cntbdlt bic slsis
ebe Slamcneauhtrift BON Or. Sranorctb.
Sicie 3ettel ltnb III Stabl aetohen, febon
persiert unb nit einem &oitrnaufpanbe BON
mebreren Saulenb 9balern semaebt.
Grinnert eutb, BET aleitbe Same bon 3.
Sranoretb lnuB cben auf brr Sbabtel, ,auf
Der @eite uno anf ben Scbcn fein. Sei Iors
fdltaer ltutcrfnbun9 1T ber Sl0me Seujas
min Srancrstb auf perfbiepenen Stellsn eer
neuen 3ettel su fnben, welbe senau sIeidb
NIT Or. Sranoretbs 6anefbrift 1T. 9ieIer
Slame 1T in.oem S1eswerfe III finben.
9ie spil(en wercen su 25 Gent Die S6aeb'
te! Uerfanft, bon Den fclsenpen 2fsenten in
Serfs anmtp:
Sti6ter rnb McSnisbt, Neabins Oliller,
SebeifD II. Smitb, 6ambur9; SO. &. Spper,
8ernDae; Daniel q. Sault, al Der Isacins
aer StraGe naeb Sernpiae; Samuel 6ecbler,
Saumstaun; s. 1t. 8. Soper, Soperstauu
6cnrp 9insIe, Srieeensburs Vitbarp s.
Sones, ltniohUllle w.u &. Sanoer1leib,
wcmclsoorf; @amnel moore, ,Stcueb
8emerfe ras jsrsr Naent Gin ensrapiertes
gsrttfeat Der 2(ssnntbaft Bat, mitsinsa Nns
it6t bon 9r. 9ranpretb's Wlanufafterp III
Sina Gins oa,itellenp, uno anf melebsn ridJ;
tise gcpien oct neuen 3cttel 81 feben fnc,
bic jest anf 8ranpretb's piaen Seba0teln
9etrauebt ,perben.
y. Sranoretb, M. 8.
6ross uno Kleinperfauf an feiner Of:
flee, $40, 8. Noro 8ts StraBe, pbilapepbo
Sebruar Is, 1912. g.
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3Der nod miebt init bsr folsenocn Neifebes
ftbreibuns 6efamnt 1T, foate cine flene Iuss
sate niebt fheuen uno ieb be6 nitsIiebe nmb
interei1Mte Bueb anfbafeu. Des SsrfaI.
1ers Same tiirst fir ben 9Dertb.
Gin Iusfus nadb ben Selfensetirsen i'm Sab.
re 1889; BON s. u. WisliScnius, Wl. 9.
Wfit elmer litbcsrapbirten &arte. Ges
oruft bei QB. QBeter, ct. $ouis
Srpfebirt so CITE.
Oas Ousenb gremplarc su $s4 so.
Bedelbceft'Iebe Snbbanoluns.
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Sbiller'S fQmmtliGe Merfe
in 12 0SGnOeu.
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Dnrtb partieanfauf oisf fer 8altimpreIus;
sabe itnb mir i'm Stanpe, oas gremplar ,ttarf
uno fdb6n III 6altfran5baro nit Sprinsriif,
FEN in 6 Sdnpen sebunorn, fir BEN duGertt
tiliaen preis BON $ S, broftbirt in 1s 8ans
ben fir $ 8, bier inl $anpe obne fernere TN.
fciten taar scsen 9pece cosr Sloten Specie
5ablenrer Santen 3u berfanfen.
srTWer MIN fammtliebe werfe ees bors
trefffltben Sdbiller au te0sen phnfcbt, Der
ellie nit cem Anfauf oa ltb nictt fc6alo wigs
oer cine @elesenbeit bietsn ntrb, fo(ebe 20
fpothpohlfeil 5u erbalten. = ltnIere Naenten
ipcllenibse Nuftrdse sefaaisit balo einleneen.
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9ieiss Snifrunent 1T nsusr @rfnouns, uno
in Sbonbsit unb Stdrfs beS Scnss irsenb eis
mem piano 8prtc peit ppriuiieben.
Mebrre Yianc Scrtes, bic auf Der 9ieie BON
europa befbdbi9t, fousn beswsssn un balben
&oifpreis psrfauft wsrosn. SIR psrfensn, ipels
be nitbt bsfcneerS auf bic 9(ussnfsite 70 febr
9snau fsbsn mag ber Nnfauf zines oieler Sn-
ffrumsnts cine fb6ns @eleeenbsit fein, mpblfeil
Su einem 9uten pano gcrte gu fommsn.
Secenobdnbi9e piano 8ortss Ino audb nl
babsn ron $40 biS $40 baS StiG.
Ssrnsr bat CT ifetS auf Soanr, cine arcss
Gerfbisbenbsit bon @olnn Tl6ten @iarios
nettsn, Srompetem So6rnerm pcfaunsn, 8ios
l,nialtsn bsifsr Dirt, mie AUDI 9iclinbS9sm-
ebento, .9ress Srcmnlsln &c. &c. Dieie Snifrus
insnts tann er nun billissr psrfaufen als fribsr.
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