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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
r.. Greaeess Discovery Of the IRE.

- ETe0test O5sc00eT1 o. th< s8Eee
HHfOaerm may be justly applied to the discov.
- sry Of Incorporating medicines with the best
double refnedioaf sugar in such manner that chill.
dran end s3slts may now eat medicine with as much
pleasure - 10y do the best confectionery.
For this discovery We are indebted to Sherman,
M D, Of the city e New York, who has been q
regular practitionss Of medicine in that city for the
last ten years, and aiso msrber Of the New York
Medical society.
The Doctor. after devoting BIS attention for long
time to the SUBJECT about AhFee years since offered
hisinvention TO thu. public under the name Of 81
SHERMAN'S MEDIEATE6 LOZENGEA
Since which time they hste gained celebrity for
tha cure q different colaipts for which they are
recommended, unprecsdshted in the history Of any
other n,edicine--they consist Of
.SHERMAN'S' COUGH LOZENGEs,
Which arc fegssa: .sxtai and cfEectual remedy for
coughs, colds, consumption, whooping cough ssth.
mas. tish.ness Of the lda and chest, ever offered
: sHERnAr,s AoRy 1ozENcEs,
Are the onlytnsaifb.e worm medicine ever discover
ed. TheJ Have been used in hundspls of thousands
Of cases, and never known p fail. 1.-THE medical
faculty recommend them in difference to all other
articles
sHERMAN's CAMPHdR LozENGEs.
Givedmmeatc relief in nervous, or sick headache
palpation Of the heart, lowncss of spirits oppres.
aion, sense of sinking at the chest &C., and are
the only article discovered which will remove or
prevent sea-sckness.
SHERMAN'S CATHARTIC LOZENGES.
The best cathartic medicine for removing bile from
the system, and preventing attacks of the bilious
sndintermtent towers Of this section Of the coun-s
Try. 800
SHERMAN'S FEVER & AGUE LOZENGES;
Are the only medicine entitled TO the name Of spe
ciicin this distressing disease. They have been,
used in thousands of cases. and the proprietor has
never known or heard Of a case they failed ID r..
move in a few days. The great advantage which
this medicine has all others u.s. that the disease
will not returnif the directions are followed.
The following persons are referred TO, (amonc,
many thousands) who have certified to their valua,
bic qualities:
Rev Darius Anthony. Of the Oneida onference.
" Streeter, of Boston, Mass.
Mr. Hondcock, 497, Pearlst, NY
Hon A Clark. ex-mayor Of New York.
B B Beardsiey.
/" Edwin Psrter.
DR. 6 Hunter, los, Sixth Avenue: Dr. Zabris.
kie, $40. Broome st; DR. A e Castle. Broadway.
N Y; VIM II Attroe, N Y Herald; Jno NJ Moore.
SHERMAN'S POOR-MAN'S PJ.ASTLR.
The best Of al; plsstes- rheumatism, Lumbago,
Pain weakness inthe Back Joints, Side OF Breast
cured by il for only one bit. One million sold year
nrA supply Of the above articles just received
and for sale by ]. B. DOUGHERTY. sole agent
:, bloomington, and Dr. ,. COELL, At Salem. /
Sep 9, fs42-ly.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
CABINET MAKING,
III all jes varjOws Hramckes scjet0sse FMngMG.
CrT~TON 4, INGALLS,

In all t&S VSsrtONs BrO5echeS SC5thOWe kSWNJnGs
FTTTON & INGALLS,,
HAVING purchased Wolfersbcrger's patent for
IL the manufacture of the Bee Palace, the best
and most improved :hing Of The kind ever brought
before the public. calculated for three swarms and
forms beautiful piece Of furniture, as the glass in
front Of the drawers afford pleasing view to the
naturalist and The curious to these useful and in
dustrious little insects at work, from whose store
house honey can he taken at all seasons Of the year.
without destroying the Bee, the whole inclosed by
doors and kept in the house to which communities
ton is admitted through from the outside. TO the
farmer and all house keepers. this is valuable and
profitable piece offurnture and will be sold reasona-
.ble produce taken, even silver will not be refused in
payment.
Funerals attended to with care, neatness and de-
spatch they will shortly add to the establishment
handsome hearse.. F.&.I
Jan. ~, lS43-13-tf.
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DIR. BRA jNDRETAS

Celebrated PILLs!:: ,ncopfa
TINE undersigned having ia :e,, CO. oye' DID,
y Agent, (by an engraved certlIlcs" .. - r,suit
own signsture) for the sole Of these s a6r
and we'll known Pills, and having les rev. # ,h,na
supply Of the genuine article, deem Mo - he u!
extraordinary opportunities ever cie'so 70 yesa,
lingering complaints, after sickiy seas. rrs-cu
health, as well as to prevent Fever ''o
Is cents per box. .,, s,ctHt
Ifthere are any who do. not know ~! h,veuS
quality Of these Pills, enquire OF 'hoee ".acomrepS
them, or examine the certificates aao I.e Rloonls
tons at the upper Store on Water stree r,cHMAN
ton, Iowa. FOSTER I" NV"
Oct. 20, l642-52--3m.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

HIVE on u FILIPINO M 6fpek q Goods
u j suitable for tn peot &nPer6ne
Broad Cloths. Cassim1 ! sstiiksis, Jeans, Mole
skins, Pilot Cloths Finishing, Shifting and Sheetine
Blankets, Calicoes. &c. Also, large quantity Of
Boots and Shoes, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Salt, &c. &e
which will besold very low for eashor apps0ss pro
uce. Dec. 81, 104l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
TAILORING.

THE undersigned would respectfully ineuk
- pubic, that he has rsmssd from Iii, nv 81
ence, 70 Chestnut street, three doors from lie com,
Of 6econd and Chestnut, where he will be pIe,.a.
attend to the calls Of aIl who may favor BIN n
heir patronage. ANDREW J. FIMPLE
NAV 6. l042-27tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
LAND WANTED.

IyHE subscriber is DESTROYS Of purchasing (for
Il Colony or Association) from 1900 to 5000
acres Of first rate land on the Mississippi, within
thirty miles Of Bloomington. Iowa. Letters. post
paid, addressed to ST. Louis, No. will meet with at
tention. Jan 6. D. l.. HOLBROOK.
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pDl2T1DYo


xorS lT E18sT uGAE
N sULwER.
~ ~ hsen ilentlo
flnhed from Thy careless syes,
Ana whas before was shadow, took
. h Ii6bs q summer skies.
~ Srd hosn love W. in thst ieok;
The Venue rose from out The deep
or those inspiring eyes.
N lie, like some lone, solemn spot
4 spirit passes DER.
Crew iss,inct with glory NOT
n earth or heaven before.
Sweet trouble stirred the haunted spot,
And shook the lsaves Of every thot:
Thy presence wandered o'sr'
N, being ysamed, and e'sPs to thine
Az If in times Of yore,
Thy soul hsd been part Of mine,
Which claimed il back once more.
Thy very self no longer thine,
But merged in that delicious life,
Which made 10 ONE Of yore!
There bloomed beside thee forms - 1ais.
There munnured tones as swect
But round thee bseathed tn enchanted ai'
Twas life and death to meet
And hsnosforh thou sJsse wsst fsir.
And thoush the stars had es for JOY.
Thy whisper only swsstf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

SOAP. PERFUMA' 81
aANCN Rose Soap,
do Windsor Sosp, Every finch
ease Castle do (genuins)
~ Winekrster's'Soda Soap, 80,
Fst1cf With Aromatic Salts, Rose Waler, Io OK
Ws43 q an Oil Mscassar Oil, Musk Or's, '''
Powdes. Tooth Brushes. Indelible Ink, DC.
For sale low for cash by .,rr.
July 20 lS42-n39tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
A PROCLAMATION.

"HEREAs, I CAPT. JIM, long dn,p.r
w offood to the hungry and esucAs i
weary, az we'll as .'horn" 10 the DRY, h,,ipa =.
possession Of that large snd commodeus houe
Second street, Bloomington Iowa, formerly The 7
dence Of His Hon ]. williams, do hepiy N
and make known to the world that an now prsk
red at the sign Of Capt Jim, to accommodate As
Who may call upon me, in satisfactory nsuas
otherwise they go scot free. That this s,slsustt
may the more fully prove true, hereby declare ID
make known that the following are ms charees, kra
Of which the best the market con afford are ulpsd
Single meal ~
Board per day, with lodging rs
PP s4 .s days, per day. 6
One horse feed 10
Horse per night rs
week 81
All other bills in proportion. l, the sad Cus
Jim do hereby further declare, TORTOISE indebdt
me for eating. sleeping, drinking, or upon eoatn
OF any kind whatsoever, that unless they ccnk
ward Immediately and make settlement M1bI
Scott was never in Scotland if I don't ssrd cas
BILE after them TO bring them to "ta,e, 50 look at
for Conklin or Ward.
Thankful for past favors, be hopes b rxav
share Of public patronage corresponding with III
Forts to minister TO the tastes and render eonfal
those who may favor him with their pstrcYe
CAPT. jim PARAR
Bloomington, Dec. 8. 104l.-6.E.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
Pasc,ous CsNlusrs-F,L,AL AFFECTION

PRGcl0OS GGNlUsEs-flLlAL AF1RCTIoN,-
T" jim, howe your ma Z"
ashes TAT and strong. How's yourn !"
"Feeble enough. F.e got 60 that l can
lick her now. and have everything nv own
way. You don't see me goin' ssrands and do.
in chores about home rs you used tot"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
GIVE 1T A trial

Caeretands Vegetable Ague Dro.
:" TILL positively cure the Fe,t, ,na n.y.
w any one that win call will be .hos s nsae u
rsble certificates Of ita success. Pr. =, 'anua.
sale. BY ]. B. D0IIcusrrnxs.h
Bloomington, Aug. 10, 1872. 7IY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
sPlCEs.

NUTMEGS, Mace, Ground C;n.., >,
IN Pepper. Cinnamon, Cloves. md "a alFpsss
and the Kentucky Mustard, which is a,lnos .L,es
to be the best IN use both for culinary pumo...
medicine. For sale by F'p0'es I'D
July 20 1s42-n3etf nIKTY
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
NEW LINE OF COACHES
Fare Reduced and Speed 1hcrsaal
REERS A ST. John.

BEERS Il ST. JOHN,
III VING the mail contracts for lows, hawFt
curdd fine Coaches. and are NOV p',pSss
cdfey passengers in commodious and Mps''ss
- Sner.
These ere their charges for passaps
Ftom keokuck for Burlington, daily, rN
Burlington TO BloouinGaop, iwice-a-weeh, "
Bloomington TO De- svicc-o-~seE, IN
Da5e1Fort V D1buqul .e.week. ~
BIoomindot to Iowa Ct triSSeek'y, M
The 4 ) linz kpstlIcct "a keolui = W
buque, ant at d enport cohs1 h 'hs Gun "
and Chicsse linz. CO BIZ - st b r., ,a1 :"
6eptcmber l6, 1912. 4eA
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

DYE STUFFS. PAINTS AND OILS.
RI iNSEED Oil, White Lead, Spirits Turpontine.
COpal aud Japan Vernisa, winter Sperm Oil,
warranted, Castor Oil and Alcohol, Clipped Log.
wood, Clipped Fustic, Madder, Indigo, Annat.o,
Alum, Copperas, de-, DC. For sale by
JOHN B. DOUGHERTY.
Jsly 20 le42-n39tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
THEY HAVE CONIE,

THEY HAVE C0lMlIs
lust received, By The Peeosi, (throush the tun-
- ming icc,) fine sassortment Of goods INN
Boston and New York. to Wit ~
100 doa pair BOOTS AND SRQEasf esss,
variety, - e Is - <---~ .sss+.
10 Boxes Of CANDLES,
10000 Principe and fa.uuu CIGARS,
10 doz SLEIGH WHIPS,
Otter Caps, Domfseic Goods. Cotton Batting, &c.
with great variety Of seasonable goods for sale 1t
the NEW YORK STORE.
Blqpmiagton, Nov. g.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
See Here. lAe-ueo-xe.mn..

THE ECLECTIC SPOILERS, and ! variety
J. Of other School Books, received and for sale
NOV ~ ]. B. DOCGHERTY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
CAT.I. AND SETTLE

CALL AND sETIL suctI
r AM in want Of money, and : .a " nj
! j the1sselvss. Indebted to me- s snd n,ksf
book accorn ut, are requested to can az, a ycaS
ment without fnYther delay. OF sol'
ind your accounts IN other hands. o,.cuERl!
Jan, 8 le45. J. b.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

PAPER ON COMM1ssIos.;
tx REAMs Fools Can. rHed sr 20
IL resms Tea Paper, assorted l.sss,
20, do course brown Wrapping. =, Irb
Also, Books and Stationary, blacA ~
WILDE sold low for cash BY ,-cuERT1
JOHN B. DOUGn'
Jnlv Qo1elo-n9Qtf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

NOTICE. ,crnu
Il Ii persons indebted TO oLDo . =. fmb,a
g - -. are ..q ~ 70 'e'''' ''' Jan GO
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Oh OF French Quinine,
~ 10 lbs Calomel,
5 OF Piperine, q substitute for quinine.)
o. Morphine assorted,
& lbs English blue Mass,
OF Extract Peruvian bark,
doz superior Salad Oil,
10 lbs Gum Camphor,
10 lbs do Arabic,
5 lbs refined Isingisss,
For sale low for cash. by
4~as JOHN B. DoUGHERTY.
July % lS42-n39u I.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

EOR SALE any amount Of Couaty Onlen, in
T small sums. J. B. DOUGHERTY.
October 81. 81
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

Do SoMsTHiNG.-Do something. young man;
don't be a living corpse all your days, from
which the active multitude strinks as from
pu,refaction. But stir your muscles. circulate
your blood. and stretch yonr limbs. God did
not make you for an automaton, or he never
would have stamped his image on your brow !;
he made you for man-livlng, active, ener.
getic, immortal! Then do something, do il
now-not next week, nor next month-bo,
| now! Look up-stir yourself-shake Of yonr
lsthargy-open your eyes, and spring TO work,
60 at something. or you will corrodesand per.
ish with rust. to be worth nothing to mankind
more than your fesl, and blood will produce
for enriching the ground.
What shall do = you ask, as If your Ma.
ker had made a fool Of you. aud never intend.
ed you should labor. Do! Why there i ev.
erything TO do--whichever way you look. there
is work enough 10 employ your heart and
hands thousand life.imes. Fields 10 cnl,;.
va,e. and men TO elevate; science TO be nro.
gressed. and trades 10 be facilitated: minds n
be untrammelled. and civilization 10 ba az.
tended. Just possess the disposition, and be
determined to do something, and you will nev.
er be at loss for scQs;biag to engage 10.
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Merttpoue 9ruferei Az perfaufen.

Die giasntbimsr tsr Seituns ,Sr 8as
terlanps. Wa6trr" betsn Die Subferiptions.
life, bic RunoIhaft uno bic gauge nit bisfer
3situns in Sertineuns fcbenee Orufcrsi
gum Serfsuf an. tsstert bsttsbt aus elmer
srossn siisrnsn fait nod gang nsusn q4af.
binstonsprtfe, elmer Namase'preGe, brd
Iufrses Steinsn, cine tebeutenbe O1ense
Scrmrabmsn, Shrifteafsn, eintm Icbr be-
trihtliben Gortimsnt DsuGber Gsrmonos
Qcns primar) S6riftem pelebt far ben
Oruf ber 3situus uno ben SertanSlunsen
per Gessstbuns ausreieben ;-aus sinsm an'
febnlioten Gortimsnt ensIiI6sr Ssrmcnc
@hrften, uno bem fsfen @crtimsnt tsnts
fdu unb snaIiIhsr Sbriften fir aaerlsi 4r'
bsitsn, in 5arrisburs. Die 0rnfsrel pat
cine fd6ns SutlfriptionsIilte, wtlebs tei sss
ringer SorsfaIt btpeuteno permebrt rpsreen
tonnts-entn i66nsu 3nHub bon Srufart
bsitsn jehtr 1rt --uno beItBt 0or5hse, tpsltbe
man feltm in elmer sanosdtnnss Drufsrei
antritft.
@Fpcrtcfreie Srisfs nit btr Ncbre0t {:
"Satsrlanos s9Baebtsr." 5arrieturS penn.
|wsrbsn cbnr Snsua berat(1ebtist werpsa.
5arrtsbars, 9trtsmttr ls4s.
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Sterl.n9s perbe6erte5
Stdrfu1l9stp
oper
Nnes bcilenDe Salbe.

90 eetibreno tsrabmt rcearn bea innsrtn
QBertb beu Gs tt(et. in Srtreitnna Der
Shmsr,en bon jeosm 9bsife ets SpHems,
Shnidhe bss 8i6sns, Der Sruf eber 9eis
tE Ssrrsnfuns Der Slisoer, Snfammat,on
&c. ,eu sur 5siIuns Der Stbnitte, Quttfhnns
gen ODER Wuaosa jeper 4rt, Grdtenaustn,
rfrcrens Si6s Sramcnunpen, 3abnweb,
Sopffhmer3em uno 3erbro6snsn Saoeben 1T
ftt uuIhdsbar. Sisfs Babe mag NIT Sis
6rReit an iebem 3bsils ansspenost Dsrren
no IS A6tbis lit.
BTDis 9ori6rifsn gum Gsbraut BE-.
9leiten jeot @tanst. Ia
Scim Dsrfube niro man finbsu, ba6 es
elmer ocr al,rpsrthfen 1rtfel 1T ben man
antrefen Fam, nnD II follts fsiRsn I6s9 III
jece SamiIe fntsn. 3ablrsiets perIonen
in ber Srrne babcn ss 81 ibrer poatommenen
3ufrtrbenbeit sstraub, bsrsn Certificate
teiaefhst tperbtu fcnnten.
Ssfer pertbc Irtieel ilt i'm Gro6s unb
Rlein: Dtrtauf beim ltntsrihrebensn tu bas
ben. Golden bic faufsn um rpisesr su bsre
faufelb ipirp ein ma6iser utsus astattet.
Jobn Iu9aier.
Ntabind, Gepfemb,r s.
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YScrbeir0fbcf.

-burh hm ebrm. 5rn. s. Wie6c, am %.
4usu,t, Ssrr wiaiam Dlapsr nit O7is Ca
tbarina Nnna $ar1n, bsibe Scn 5sibelbers.
-turb ben Gbrw. 6rn. 81. Stsiu, am est.
Nusult, Ssrr 8sujamiu wsionsr bon Nea:
bins, init WRtB W1aria Humau p. gpsnsburs.
--purb Den gbrm. 6rn. s. G. Yuobsr, am
ct. Iusuit 6r. Sofepb 5o6 NIT WaiB D1are
saret Sinstman, beioe bon 0eabins.
-oureb Den ebrp. 5rn. QBm. pauli, al,
90. Iusuit, 5trr Philip Spchn bon 6eiosl'
berg init OliB $poia Sbarman bon gumrn.
-am 8 ten, Or. Sioeon Sdneiber pongres
ter, nit Waib gatbarua $crab BON anitp.
-bnrt ben gtrp. 6rn. Saecb D1iller, ant
ten Scpt., ST. q3illiam Strider bon 5Hbels
bers, nit Wib Wlaria Yu6 bon gumru.
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2itbter unb Ntatraben,
e. SenrD Wfetore

trlau6t Gtb bisrmit btm sesbrtsn Yublitum
bofiht an3uIsissn, cab Ct, rpie fribsr, audi
in Csirr nsusn Mobnuns fortfabrt &bnr
unb D1atraesu su Dsrfsrtissn. &ihter bon
Der teItsn art Itno immsr bti ibm sorritbis
unb in sro6sn oeer flsinen Ouantitatsn, tnts
peber fit 8aarselt pber i'm IuetauIeb fur
ltnihlitt, su batsn; stm 70 WlaraeeM bic
tdonbere slaitiIb unb biuis ltub. Ssiue
wotnuns 1T jest it bsr 0tprp 4tsn Stra6s,
lmiIt6n Der walbInstcn unD wallnu6tras
&c. brittle 9bdr otsrbaI6 Der wobnuns bon
william G6cnsr, e6q.
gfsabIns, 9eptemher IL. SIN.
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Q4saiiencDurts 8erfauf.

3ufotse siaer Dsrcrsnuns ber Waitns
court ben Bsrfs gauntp. folI auf 6fsntlidbsr
8tnbut tsrtauft wtrssn auf Samltas ZEN
2Slen natbfn 9sptsfnbsr, am 6ffsntlietsn
9aais RON Sbemas 9uneet, IN saaSfebpaia
3aunfhip. Btrte gauntp'
Gin senifeS Stiif 9ano.
ssIessn TT &ansf6ramn Taunf6ip. gres
gauntp, tssrsnst bnrct qaap bon Gso. Dun'
tsl, 3bemas 9uAeel, Salsntin Self nnb4n'
bertn emba(tsub unssfibr l9 46tr rno IL
Gutbsn lmsbr oter nenissr] nit htm 5uts'
boz. gbtnfals sin anoerss Stad lamb, in
erCastem sauufe6ip nnb gauntp, srenlsnb an
$anb bon Slidplaus S6sr, 6sarp Msslr
uns pshr Sesslp, tr. tnttaLtsne 7 4dsr,
mebr ober wsniaer Gin ebsiI BON otissn
gistntbum 1T 6olllane. .tstbin bas eissu'
tbum tes Dtrttorttnen George Irein, jr.
Der Sntauf btsnnt uin ltbe Nahmit'
tags, rpaan sebabrenos uuftpartuns esssbsn
unb bic StrfaufssSsbiasunScn bseaant &C.
ssmasbt wtrpsn lolIen bon
Jonathan Trcin, srufie
Sm Huftrae Der Court
wm. Sb3nsr, Ehrsbsr.
9isabins, Nusuft %. Sm.
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Oarn! Garn !
cSpbtt 1Q1aier
6at uDaItsn snen frifbsn 9prratb pOn


Sat srDaItsn sinen frifbsn 9prratb pom
o a T n,
btfitbsno ia 6dnfsn une baummcuensn ear'
pets3tttsl ron alien 8arbsn, 9sbleibtss unb
uusebIsbhs 9sdsnsGarn, blau unb peisss
Sdumpcaens@arn bssss filing unb twifi bon
Nc. 4 Bic IL, Slau9smifbt une SbWars9ss
m.Ibt Sbaaf. Sarbsn, ,psis, fbnarb srau
unb fbarlab Wousns uRb e9crffstsgara BON
perfbiscsntn 0ulitdtsn unb um Derabssitete
Yreife gum 9srfauf fir Saarsslb.
@ttnfa
ginies Sifisn poblfsils baumwcatne @essns
fbirms cesr Umbrellas.
Neabna, Ssptembtr S.
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W orb. Die nplanters (eouiftana)
@aSette" pom 10. Gus. er6dblt; Sobn
Waiuan BON bier puroe por9effern unter
bet 1nIbuloisun9 be6 Woroes bon einem
Gonftabel aus Qttofapos orretirt. Gin
alter Sranjoie, Namens eapiene, ,osr Sab
relan9 NIT ieinem Soote i'm 5interlanoe
&rdmereef1dfte frieb unb gang aaeln
TIMBER gu fabren pfeste, 1T leeten g8ins
ter bel gapon Gbene ermorbet feline 3eidbe
ourb Gifenwoaren, bic man an ieine St.
be bine, ins g8oi1er perIenft, uno fein
Soot 9epldnoert uno perbrannt poroen.
Ser Witbelfer Waillans in biefem Worbz
sefbdfte bat Gefdnonife abse9eben, bic
aur 2(rretirune beioer fIbrten. Sn Wae
iQans Sefis tpurben msbre6anoelsartifel,
bic aapisne eebort batten, sefunoen ; oob
,piro bas 3eu9nib ieines 8efdbrten 9ez
niiaen, ibn 5u itberfubren.
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GDblen ! SDblen !!

an Hauer's 8rauerei, IN 6er GbesnntitraE
be, nabe oer Gde ber 3ten 8saoin9.
Ger llntwssi6nsts bsnahri&tist bic Bar'
ger bon 0saoins uno BET limsesenb, paB CT
lttt nit sinem Scrratb bet btribmtsltsn
Scrtsn rctbaIets SobIea perithen bat, mans
lid pom ShusiSenetn Strs {aharp noun
tain,) srpts. sebrohenS Dfens. Slab' nnb
ertfsnsSpbltu -stsnfals, cine Serl6iebea'
bstt bon neisalebe u. (. no, wstbe er sNpn.
Msn 1T all pen nisDrisfcn Drtlisn fit Saar.
sslb 5u psgfaufen.
Srieerid Qauer, Sisrbraur.
Nsabina, Septsmber 12. 3MEt.
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Ser NeDlibe TOrl0er,

DDkt
8li6 ouf bic &ontroperie 5pii6en 6rn.
Steinba9er uno Srn. Serg, por9es
babt am II, Is uno 10, Sftober
1912.
Sae gauge wertden, bstsbenD aue 3ptlf
Soften, bat ole prsGt psr(aGea uhb 1T nun
in bieier 9rufsrei fopobl in einlenea 9sfs
ten pie i'm San3en lufammen sebeftst nit
farbi9en lmfhlassn su babcn. 9ae 8ans
&c biptt nun Gin S84 Gsitsn farsss Sah,
peneu Snbalt fur gtriRen aGtr eonfsntcnen
unc bdoncsre fur eeutfbe Satbellten, lstr
intsredant 1T.
Nedbina, Sept. 12.
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sU1ebr Sewets.
A(clrlep'a GeHett Graoct
pi en-.
SartleibisReit une unreaelmaff9er
Stubfoeua debcilt.

Sartleibisfeit uno unreselmaffser
Stublsan9 8ebeiit.
9iss TT 3u bsfatistn nnb 81 teseussn,
bas i'd burh bas pek Giesn tR msinen,
8tfbdfte nit ben pbsnsrpabnttu &eipsn sss
plaat mar, audi manhmaI int wadsrma'
cbsn selitten babe. SD sebrauebte mantr,
lei M1iusl ebne GrfOIa, bisftfb bon Gien'
(ep's 6esensBrauelspiusn aeaommes--
une nun baDur6 aans befreit tporetu bin.
3Bsr ipsitere Huetunft DerIaast, Fam bei
mir anruftn, in WsttsSocalieo 3auuIttip,
$antaftr @auutp, spa.
Jefepb palm.
ausuf. Is. Il. 9. le43.
Sttfe YilIsn ftnb bic teIttn tpetebe female
otr bas Dublitum ssbradbt ,psrben Itnb, fitr
ben rsiGenbeu Stein coer 8rdpsl (Sriss, J
Slitrtnihmer3sn, @cbneipen tsim WaGsr.
macbsn ODER nab tsmIslbea, Dur6laaf unD
Nubr, spas bureb 3euaniGt be,pisien 1T, wo
ale aubtre mitteI feblsGhlassH babsn.
Jebn Hientey, q. ..
Neabins, Uusutt %. to.
Haenten in 0eabins ;-@eorat @eB, Carl
wifana, ,g6s bet 7ten unoHranflinsS nsStraBe,
uub u puweQe, 9rufsrei bieler 3eituns ;
stenfaas su baben in 5eioelbers 3auni6ip
3. e., bel Abrabam Spenslsr.