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JKTHEN WILL THE PUBLIC CEASE TO BE
wv HUMBUGGED?--P.tW w. BROWNING. Mor-

A/ IElN WILL 11G OO1lA }OEbA0E ~ de-
wv HUMBUGGED a--P. w. BROWNING, Mer-
chant Tailor. in opposition To al humbuggers, most
respectfully requests members Of Congress and atran
gers visiting the city not to purchase their clothing
before calling to examine his large and superior stock
of French and English Cloths Cassimeres, and Vest
ngs of the latest styles he is prepared 70 prove 70
Them that he is selling the same article Of clothing
from 20 to IS per cent cheaper than certain dry
goods storckeepers that wish to take the trade out Of
the taors' hands by holding out false pretencesto
the public that they ARE selling suits of clothes from
$40 to $40 cheaper than they can purchased else
where. want to know how It Is possible for any set
of men that have no practical knowledge Of the BUSH
ness, to sell clothes cheaper than practical tailpr
men that know no about making COATS thanthAyi
know about laying landing al their
arrangements with the celebrated tailors to cut and
make their clothes, and their great facilities for bug
ing goods unless they have facility for buying with
out paying for them? am determined to underielf
them and not to sacrifice my trade to such an ava
ricious set of men untlsthe last dollar is gone ALI
ask is for you to call and examine for yourselves
A SHORT LIST OF PRICES. .sisasis
Dress coats, good wooldyedA black .sa us
Do do super .ssgF. llN. st.f. 4. 10 ID
Do do a beautiful article, French or Engliah, 90
Beautiful Cloth Cl0aks, ts has. MI g.5 sy. 80
The above goods will be found ready made, Or, Is
preferred he will make to order at the sans pFieef
every article, in proportion with The above to
complete gentleman 8 wafdrobs XIV "
~. Between % and q s'sss 4 9aasts IN
ROOMS TO REM six fa3ne setstS
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The mother may hang over the pillow where
her babe slumbers, M e ara@
"And weave song Of melancholy joy"
as she gazes on its tranquil features, till in her
visions she beholds him in the stateliness of his
strength, and sees him surrounded by other forms,
who look up to him as to an oracle, Astounding
in wisdom, and depending, as it were, upon his
word and counsel, for their rule. But how sell
dom are those hopes realized? How often do
blight and mildew fall uponithe fullest ear, and
decay come, before the harvest is ripe for the
sickle and ready for the garner Then falls, over
that mothers heart, the rayless night of despair
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gTyHE WINTER GREEN A perennial rift for

TIME WINTER GREEN; A perennial gin for
1914. Illustrated with sixteen beautiful engra-
wings. Embellishments: The Doomed Fairy, illus
trated Title Page, Uncle Joshua, the Land Of the
Cypress, Euthanasia, Henpeckng, The Mariners, A
Portrait, Only One Night at Sea, My Sisters, The
Managing Mother, The Minon Bride, The Eleventh
Hour, The Green Old Age, The Mariners Orphan,
The Devoted Just received and for sale at the book
store Of sg b.is is3l8 q l5 IA r. FARNHAM. IN
nov IL corner of 18th ct. and Penn. ay.
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The pure, the dear, the virtnous people 4 The
presses, which arrogate to themselves exclusive
devotion to the people, and which for years had
been singing hosannas to the virtue and infalli-
bility of the multitude, have, since the election
Of 40, omitted no opportunity to represent the
object Of their idolatry as wanting in the simplest
virtues. They hold up the mass as influenced in
that canvass by the most sordid or the most
senseless considerations as mercenaries without
principle, or as doIts whose infailible Judgments
were biased by the most ridiculous tricks and
Thus demonstrating, iftheir charges
be true, that the people of this country whom
they affect to worship--are incapable of self
and no longer worthy Of freedom.
jei h's t4 Richmond Wing.
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III "A Wing Delegate.-The Wings Of the fifth
Congressional District, New York, have chosen
Dudley Selden as their Delegate to the National
Convention, with Jacob Acker as substitute
Tribune.
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The Hon. Kenneth Rayner declines being con-
sidered candidate for nomination for the Gov
ernorship of North Carolina in the Wing State
Convention, which is to assemble in December.
Apart from othet considerations, he considers it
his duty and best policy to be at his post in the
next Congress.
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(NHEAP FANCY STORE, PennsyEpaM;a ocense
" betsssen 9Th and 9th streets, opposite Cens Marked
j. HI GIBBS, Dealer in Paris Fancy Articles; Shell
Side and Tuck Combs; Hair Brushes, Work Boxes,
Perfumcry Rest Paris Kid Gloves, Evening Fans;
Dress Trimming; Ornamental Hair, &c., &c., &c.
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MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC!-GARRET AMBER
lu SON, agent of Atwill's Music Repertory, New
York, has just received large assortment of Awilps
most popular music.
G.. "A. will be constantly in The receipt of the latest
publications. and will be happy to receive orders for
Music published at any other establishment IN the
country. WI -
He respectfully solcits strangers visiting the city
and the citizens generally TO call and examine his
collection which will be sold at the New York prices
Between 1Ith and 18th str'ts, Pennsylvania avenue.
nov 24--2aw6w gsst
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Nine stores were broken open by the burglars
in the city Of Boston between Saturday night
and Monday morning last. A very small sum OF
money, ten or eleven dollars, was all that the
robbers obtained.
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.,uuenile Themes. "A gentleman at Galabrun's
Hotel had occasion to go to his room this morn
ing at rather an unexpected moment, when he
discovered two boys there in the, act Of stealing
clothes from the bed. He whipped them soundly
and let them run. gts. 54g,s
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IOPAL.--The Opal for 1914; A pure Gin, ior ne;
u Holidays. Edited BY N. r. Willis. Lht az an
bellishmsuts Christ Walking ON tie Seas Ruth ana,
Naomi, Dream Of the Consumptivc, C6tN 81 th4
The Deserted Wife, The miefSntS 6GbkAth 1xbsh-
ing. Nina Illustrations, BY y. e. C4Mbms1 y(at
received and for sale by r. FARM1hAm, lssss
nov III corner of llth st. and Penn. Nv.
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Mr.. ,Vaa Barren and Free I'rade.-The Jour-
nal Of Commerce Of yesterday morning says:
"Mr. Van Buren's avowal OF free trade opin-
ions has recently, if not before, been very dis
tinct, and such as to satisfy, we know, a great
many free trade men and secure their votes"
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RuMoRs-The Madisonan is at great pains to
contradict variety Of rumors which find their
way abroad in letters from this city. MIR. Cal
houn is not to take Judge Upshurs place, and
Mr.. Porter and the President are on the best
terms so says the official Will it also tell the
public how the President and Mr.. Spencer stand
Just now, and whether son Bobby has not recent
" declared that Mr. Spencer was no friend OF
PAS and should not stay in his Cabinet I?
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..n IS DEATH. 5sg3g
On Wednesday evening last of scarlet fever, SARAH
ROSE, youngest daughter Of GEoRaE SAVAGE, aged
one year two months and twelve days. aNs saaN&
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MARRTAGE.

MARRIAGE. s ,ss II
At Medical Hall, Hartford county, Mary land, on
Tuesday the 2lst instant, by the Rev. Mr. PINNEY,
Dr. CHARLES T. CHAMBERLAIN, Of Jefferson
county, Missouri, to PAMELA HI, daughter Of the
Hon. STEVENSON ARCHER.
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FIGHT with Cat O,vl-The Boston Post re-
cords the following incident, which occurred in
that city, late on Saturday night, 18th instant I
; AS Mr.. John White, musician, approached his
door in Bridge street, his attention was arrested
by the glaring eyeballs Of an uncouth looking
animal, crouchng in his cellar window. The
object had such q questionable shape" that he
was induced to poke il with the end OF his hick-
ory cane This indignity il instantly resented
by flying directly at him; its fierce and burning
eyes giving it the appearance OF winged demon.
With Well-directed blow he crippled one Of its
wings, but it still continued the attack, and, fast
ening its talons on the stout stick, it actually
wrested it out of Mr.. Whites hand. 1t held on
while he raised it with the stick, and he gave it
the coup de grace by beating it, still attached to
the stick, against the stone step Upon exami-
nation it proved to be a tremendous cat owl, and
measured four feet nine and q half inches from
tip to tip of the wings. It is to be stuffed and
placed in private museum. Where the bird
came from is not known but few minutes be-
fore the rencounter, Mr.. Alexander Clifford, pro-
vision dealer, while carrying large turkey home
in the neighborhood, was repeatedly startled by
the rustling of wings over his head, but upon
looking up could discern nothing, and the strange
rustling ceased when he came under lamp. 1t
probably then sought obscurity in the cellar win
dow, awaiting another chance at the tempting
turkey, which the blazing lamp had scared it
Hom. ita8 E4jk84stii a%afl RbFE "a 1851
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The LATE SECRETARY OF IowA.-We publish
to-day long communication from this gentle
man, giving the details Of circumstances attend
ing his removal from Office If removal from
Office under John Tyler can excite any sympathy
in behalf of the individuals elected, it must be
solely in view Of the personal embarrassment in
which it. involves them. No honorable man will
failto rejoice at the sundering Of bonds which
can only be held together by the most degrading
subserviency to the insolent and selfish traitors
who now administer this Government.
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TOME INDUSTRY. MAGUIRE, Hat .Manu.
Ill tcttrer, Seventh street. opposite the Patriotic Bank
has for sale good assortment Of splendid Moleskn,
Cashmere Nutria Beaver, Plain Russia, and Silk
Hats Of the latest fashion of his own make and finish
which he warrants equal in STYLE fnish and quality,
to any imported, and at the lowest possible prices
Those disposed to encourage their own mechanics,
will please give him call and judge for themselves
All kinds Of mus furs and caps Of every style and
quality sold very cheap. , nov 24-eo3t
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yITlNTER FASHIONS.-Mrs. s. PARKER, hav-
w ing just returned from the north, will open, on
Friday, November Gath, an elegant assortment Of
French Millinery and Fancy Goods, consisting, in
part, Of 4a ee fstA tsf es s8fi yne
III Hats, Caps, Head dresses rtsia -lais
w Hair ornaments, Feathers, Flowers a.s 80
,al Ribbon rich materials for Hats, &c. tif,4a
Also great variety of Gold, Silver, Jet, and Pearl
ornaments for evening trimmings, among which is an
assortment Of white, black, lead, and steel buges
N. b., Mrs. p, while at the north, made arrange
ment TO receive Monthly Paris Plates Of Costumes,
consequently ladies can rely seeing, at her Room
throughout the Winter, the latest and most fashion
able Styles for Evening head dresses, for Balls,
Parties, &c., Bic. e... W %l92 =
s nov 23-3t NJ sti
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DIR. DUNCAN'S LETTER.

We have procured a copy Of that letter."
and although from its great length we shall be
unable to publish the whole Of it, we will give
enough to shew the Georgetown Democracy
that the Doctor would not be likely to feel in
suited if the free negroes were to be invited to
participate il. his proposed welcome.
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1t came out in the course Of the trial Of Bladen,
before the Criminal Court at Alexandra, on We'd
nesday, that when the proposition was made to
rob Arlington, and the Washington plate was
spoken Of those concerned strongly objected 10
stealing that, on the ground that the whole
United States would then be interested in dis
covering and convicting the thieves !-Gasette.
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MAINE ELECTION Doubt still hangs over two
Of the Districts in this State 1t is thought by
some Of the papers that Morse Whig1 is elect
ed in the Lincoln District, and that Cary Loco-
foco) iselected in the extreme eastern section.
The votes in the recent trial show conclusively
that the Democracy is anything but united ;
the Wings have made immense inroads upon
their former majorities. t5@
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SPLENDID AND CHEAP NUTS 1T q FISH
y s. CO.'S.--We respectfully invite the 1a1untioA
OF the ladies to our extensive and varied sssoaent
Of Mu6s, Fur Trimmings, SC. 9J it'd gi1ss1 sd
These goods having bean selected early In theaea1
son BY our resident partner in N. York we feel rope
dent that they were purchased the most adySnta-
geous terms, and we will sell at very small pr6ets
for cash. ,s,s4.s,S5 "a 49, 5s ~ rss NM ~
Our assortment being probably the largest Of any
south of New York, we feel confident in our abiliy
to suit the taste and means of all. We solicit 4
call after examining the market we'll, and w will
demonstrate the fact that bargains can be made
with us. aa H9fpa O. FISH & co. ad1
LIST and I'd doors from Browns Hotel i
nov l3-eo3t tia& aa E4srss.l 4-st;tgat,sy,f9
ElXCHANGE HOTEL "A CARD TO THE PUB
IA LIC.-The subscriber has opened Hotel on G
street, between Four-anda-haH and Sixth streets.
Immediately in the rear Of Gadsby's Hotel He will
take boarders by the yoar, week. day, and furnish
meals to transient visers at any hour Of the day Of
night. F..saA5*ga iJsasS
He has connected with his establishment q Read
ing Room, to which he invites citizens as we'll Is
strangers
His porter formerly Brown's) win attend 10 basl
gage to and from the Railroad, and every ebt viii
Be made to give satisfaction to those Who may favor
him with their company. "a tasd nsisaaln h 3snia
nov 0--3tawtf NJ sav THOMPSON TYLER.
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TOR REMIT will rent upon very, moderate
j. terms the brick house which have 8edfly com-
pleted on the corner Of 9th street md Ave-
nue.. It contains nine rooms, including gxfr0E, with
kitchen There is also store In front, with acel
raj beneath The store is arranged 50 as 70 bs made
into two apartments by partition, thus making two
excellent stores for persons doing SMALL bdsinesss
or the whole make an excellent groceryso or confec
tionary The store will be rented separate from,
together with the dwelling. Possession given il two
or three weeks s. DREW,
nov loft or G st. Parker, op. Cen. Market
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MARINE .JOU RNAL.
PORT OF .GEOR GETOWN.
Mo~n.x, Io..F o. iefs

&g4t tSsp t&E 3fga9f ARRIVED. A3e IA &5{sSsss s2r
Miller & DuyalL - es,,.4s n 3f ,.Jeft fl SE
Schr. Eagle, Massey, from Machudock, with posts,
to the master sff
Schr. Medora, Meekins, from Alexandria, to G..
Waters. atfssh tas3a H5eftst%@s 3a'#S
schr. Lucinda, Dashiell, from Pokomoke, with
slaves, to Jos. f. Essex. .fs q
Schr. Mary Emilia, Duncan, from Richmond, with
bran, to Walker & Kimmell. t@ 1T sf g&
Schr. Ladies' Fancy, George, from Fredericks-
burg, with wheat, to order. ~ ssq4.5.r X VI 5t
Schr. Mary Elizabeth, -----, from Vienna, with
lumber, to J. Libbey. s ..,l. VI
Schr. Lark, Williams, from Laurel, with lumber,
to the master.
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TTAMS. &c.-S. HOLMES has just received a
Ill fresh supply Of hams middings and shoulders.
Also fine lot Of dried beef 7th street, nearly OPP
poste Patriotic Bank ~ q nov 6--dlw Is
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THE WONDERFUL CURES

ne SUCKS 10 the last. ssffssi
THE WONDERFUL CURES
teNseG Per- ie +,s4a t3a 8i
form
I ed by DR.. t'5a
SWAYNE'S %sts' ~ M
Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry, in 5&@ Rk
t,63 Pulmonary CONSUME a5sqHiN
TON, have excited the as
.tsA constituent of all who have wit
messed its marvellous effects; there is
no account of a medicine, from the earliest
ages furnishing parallel; the almost
miraculous cures effected by this e
a4staEaa extraordinary medicine, are I'M ~ IA
precedented. One among
the many certificates 81
may be seen 2sSA
asi" below.
ClNcINNATI, Feb. Is, 1910.
Dr. SwAYNE--Dear Sir: i.
DERMIT me to take the liberty of writing to you
IL at this time to express my appreciation, and to
recommend to the attention of heads Of families and
others your invaluable medicine-the Compound
Syrup Of prunus Virginiana, or Wild Cherry Bark.
In nv travels Of late, have seen, in great many
instances the wonderful effects of your medicine
relieving children of very obstinate complaints, such
as Coughing, Wheeling, Choking of Phlegm, Asth-
matte attacks, &c., &c. should not have written
this letter however, present, although have felt
it my duty to add my testimony to 1t for some time,
had it not been for late instance where the medi-
above alluded to was INSTRUMENTAL In restoring
to perfect health an " only child" whose asewas
almost hopeless, in family of my acquaintance. 81
thank Heaven said the doatng mother, tiny child
is saved from the jaws Of DEATH" and now say and
believe that, beyond all doubt, DR.. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry is the most valuable
medicine in this or any other country. am certain
have witnessed more than one hundred cases where
it has been attended with complete success. am
using it myself in obstinate attack of Bronchitis in
which it proved effectual in an exceedingly short
time, considering the severity of the case. can
commend it in the fullest confidence of its superior
virtues; I would advise that no family should be
without it; it ssvery pleasant and always beneficial
worth double and often ten times its price, The
public are assured there is no quackery about it.
pa r. JACKSON, DID. ais
sF4sea ite teessF y3t. Y ie9a' Formerly Pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church, NY. ait
In districts where Calomel and Quinine have been
too freely made use of in bilious complaints, &c., DR.
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, will pre-
vent their evil effects on the system, and act as
Strengthening alternative and improve the Bilious
functions
eau TION.--All preparations from this valuable
tree except the original Dr. S,caynes Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry, are fictitious and counterfeit Prepared
only by Dr. Saca,Ine, whose office is now removed to
NJ W. corner of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia
Sold by VIM Stabler s. Co, in Alexandria !; c. M.
Sothoron in Georgetown John Ham, Point Of Rocks,
Md; the Rev. Isaac P. Cook, No. So, Baltimore st.,
and J. w. & r. w. Davis, Baltimore, Md !; E. j.
Stansbury, Annapolis Md; and by ~,lis.-ltessl 4
nov 24-Gm asg X, FARNHAM, Washington.
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Il A Yankee Trick,-The Common Council Of
New York, just before the late elections, passed
an ordinance, increasing the pay Of the city
watchmen-the ordinance to have Retrospective
operation. This was designed, and SO UNDER
stood, to be consideration to the watchmen to
bestir themselves in the election. They did so,
and all of them voted, like true men, the regular
ticket. Last week they called at the city trea-
sury for their increased pay-when they were
informed that the mayor had uetoed the ordi-
nance. II, 81 lssg ES ,l t a.sft .t.t f4r.l
The Tribune thinks this beats horn-hints and
bass-wood cucumber seed. stbg aa,lB 81 ,sEqos
Conundrums.- -By 'Squeers. To what color
does fogging change a boys complexion It
makes him veil o.! az NJ stte.3E:t kt
! BY an occasional contributor What essence
is most, pleasant to gentleman popping the
question Why acqui essence, gentle reader.
Why was the late Tippecanoe party like the
city Of Smyrna Because it was famous for
its raisins tlA.gs2s s,s ss38a5 Il ttrssf
Why does the eye resemble schoolmaster in
the act Of aoggng2 Because it has pupil un-
der the lash. mssW ,vga
Why is room full of married TALKS like an
empty room Because there is not single per-
son in it. ssganit 8ayl Oh CO
Why is an angry person like loaf2 Because
he is crusty. ea EefzsG eall 49aN eb y
Why is placeman like cobbler? Because
he sticks to the last. sY3a'3 }sssa 4B ~.
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Bloody A6air.-A letter from Milledgevle,
Georgia, to the Augusta Chronicle, dated the
14th instant, says:
"a gentleman from Hancock county has just
appraised me Of a most bloody tragedy which
was enacted there last night Owing to some
family difficulty, two men named Culver and
jackson, went to the house of Mr.. Lawson to
inflct on him personal chastisepent. Lawson
seized his gun and fed under cover of the dark
ness, but finding himself holly pursued, turned
and fred, and strange to say, killed both his adj
of character and veracity, otherwise / should al
most regard the story as fabulous" ts
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5If THE TREEMEN'S VIGILANT TOTAL
ABSTINENCE SOCIETY will meet at the Medical
College on this friday evening, at O'Clock.
GEO. SAVAGE,
nov 24-lt President
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ROOMS TO REM SIX fuxnil aaIbetS
ind one Parlor over my store 1hHA h6t 168
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y 0l1'i I0al1alf1 iIl0 I9l1l3
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-02-28
Or. Sebter's
0ungen,Dre ferpatto.

preis so Gent Die SlaIebe,
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bureb elnen rsselmaIiisen unp bsrlbmten peuts
fben Ir3t, Der fe iber finfSs Sabre in Isi.
ner eisenen prariS in 0eurhlanb stbraubt
dudertt ansseoebnt tennbt tpuroe, bei Sulten,
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Seubbuiten, Seitens unb NifenIebmer3sn,
SlutIpeien, jeoer Nrt Sruts nub $unsenbes
Ibwerosn, unc in 5emmum9 ber berannaben:
oen Nnssebrung. Sieles Fam als Sob Der
obisen Msbisin 9cIaat werben, aber Die 3ei.
tunssbrfanntmaebuusen Gnp 3ufp(Ipislia pas
gu; jeper befriepisenoe Se,peis in beien wlrs
fuuaen miro in enem 8erfudbe oamit aefuns
ben ,perben, 70 pie and sablreihe gmpfbluns
gen Die Nnipeiiun9esettel besleitenp. lteber
1000 Slalhen ftnp alleim in pbilapelpbia
ndbrenb Dem legtsn QDlnter perfauft Doroen,
ein ilber5eMsenoer Sewels Don beden SluBbar.
Felt, fontt pitrce cine 70 srcfe Quantltat ME
0ertauft ,pcrpen 1eiu.
So wirfIam 1T Die Weoi5in es,peIen in
gnrlrnn9 Der DerIdiebenen Sranfbelt,n fir
welbe fte empfoblsn 1T, pa6 lte alien anoern
3ntereitnnsen bcn 9ariaparilIa, panaeeas
&c. febnell pcranaebt.
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ten nnb betannt 9emadt woroen, aber SerSps
tenaufwano Don 3eitunss ssbetanntmabunsen
berbtetet bereu Oaittbeiluns albier. Sic
<eibtaldnbialten f6nnen leicbt iberaeuat net.
ben bon Get Slislibfeit pieIer meoism jpenil
(te anrnfen al $ebp's 8eIunobsis emporium
So l9l StorbsweitenltraGe, nnterbalb Der
Sine Sirade, 5nm Sebilo bes "solpenenAp.
lers nnb @blansen" alIrpc 3eusnide une
Stah,peiiunsen 81 bnaberten bon Sallen Der
merfpirbisiten Suren burtb cieIe Webiain,
porseseiat weroen fonnen.
Neabin9, ben 2, Sani.
.*.9ieIe Mebi5in iff nm ben oben anse.
sebensn preis in oieler 9rrferei III baben.