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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-01-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

W. h, the undersigned, hereby forbid all person
from purchasing or trading for any Of our
Horses with any oil our Drivers, or Ostlers un-
less they havea written permission fronlus. We
VIII not pay for any Horses purchased by Them.
j. Nj. BOYD s. Go.
March ~. 1ai2--tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-01-26
DANIEL O'CONNELL.

The seizure and subsequent Restoration of
Monterey by The Nara, Forces ofMe Uni
ted States
The Washington papers confirm the ntel-
ligence of the taking and holding for three
days Of the Mexican seaport in California, by
Commodore Jones.-The place (Monterey, q
village,) was taken, or rather surrendered, OH
the 18th OF October Don Juan AlvaraGo.
Governor Of, the place, on receiving the sum
mons Of the Commodore, consulted the other
military end civil auth critics, and finding that
the garrisoA consisted Of only twentv-nine
men; that the artillery was composed of eie-
ven pieces, entirely useless from the rotten
ness Of their carriages j; and that The whole
number of muskets and carbines. good and bad.
did not exceed hundred and ffty-he sur
rendered the place.
The Americans Immediately occupied the
place but the Commodore in short time
learning that peace still existed between Amer
lea and Mexico, restored the town 10 the Mex
lean Authorities in the condition in which lie
found 1.-THE cause Of the invasion Of Mon
terey was the manifesto Of Santa Anna 10 the
Diplomatic Corps at Mexico condltonaly de-
claring war against the United States. The
Mexicans in California were quite excited
and indignant at the taking Of their town, and
the Mexican papers express their conviction
that Commodore Jones had attacked Monte
rcy agreeably 10 orders from his Government.
with the object Of conquering California but
that, finding the country in such state of de.
fence-E-thanks to the care Of Santa Anna. and
Tornel Che Secretary Of War)--he had been
obliged to abandon his plan, and TO invent
story for his justification.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-01-26
OVERSEERS NOTICE.

OpERSEERS' NOTICE.
Hh ot EasSEERS OF the Poor for Augusta
county, viii hold an adjourned meeting al
VIZ. W., .ave,n OF VIM. II. CARRIER, in Stanton, on
The Deputy Sheriffs and all others ;,sv;n hrs.
LOSS with TIE Board are requested 10 attend.
by order Of the President
Jan. IL, 1919.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-01-26

Ak Bs! AxEs!! AxEs!!.
INHE subscriber has received quantity Of
AXES, manufactured by J. F. BARNS e. Co.
OF Richmond, which will be disposed OF by tho
dozen at Factory Prices. M. CUSuITC.
Sept. l, fSi2.--tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-01-26

c. Connel ON Dickens-An eastern paper
contains an extract of letter written by Dam
iel O'Conneli TO Correspondent in this coun-
try, which is in the following words -
81 thank God he is not an
Irishman--he is of the texture of Saxon glut-
ton-and the more you I'll him and stuff him
with the good things Of this life, the more o.
verbearing and ungrateful you make him.
The more kindness you extend, and The more
praise you bestow upon. the gormandizer Of
this order, the more aristocratic and turbulent
notions You drive into his empty and syco-
phantc nodGle.
DANIEL O'CONNELL.
This is capital-and is pretty fair account
Of the celebrated Boz, the modern representa-
tive of Shakespeare and all the ger;uses orpas.
times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29
POPPING THE QUESTION.

One 81 the merriest fellows Of The day
is the gallant Cal. Carer Of the l.ycom.
ing Gazette. The following arc his grave
aud profound remarks upon the imp"r-
tan, science Of Popping the question"
Grls are queer l,als animal; angels
We intended 10 have said; and We love 'em
all, in spite Of their faults. folly and fir,-
ing. We have popped The question" "
al leaI dozen times have We been re-
fused. The reverses have no, engender-
ed feeling Of despair: and strange as IL
may sound. We are on az good terms v ilh
ourself a, ever. We rather attribute this
want oi success TO want Of TASTE end
discernmen. on The par, Of certain lair
ones: and dark as the prospect now 10. We
entertain FAINT hope that, perhaps s'soms
distant day we my yer WOO and win so,ne
young. middle-aged, or even old lady,
worthy Of our small means. and extensive
prospects; worthy Of our high standing,
(six feet in our socks.) and worthy Of
those graces mind aud person which We
are supposed By may TO possess. But
this is an episode--only in,!ulged 10 u
show our dear. Maria" tina. the decision
Of this momentous question has been lei,
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ssr,,a'oa has been completely e., iisnsd
y d. Lf-lss. he DHssIof q Tie Assi.
eal,afsi Soe,eiy u Dasmstsdi. n he year
1893. tvs helas Tbs ssme sixs. lyieg side
oy eide, and nsnurrd II The sane n amer.
sere p'aaied 10 Pol.lass. Wien tls
Plsnls had Covered lie blossoms uns
ssnossd IRON those ia one 6sld. While
hose - ihe other Geld we're Iell pnloush.
e.. The former Prstueed a bells. he
latter only 81 balls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29
A LOVE LETTER.

"Dear SUeet:-On. my love Of loves.
clarified honey aud oil Of ci,rons. white
loaf sugar OF my hopes and molassss Of nay
expectations! sau have been absen, from
me three whole days! The sun 's dark a,
midday; The moon and stars ave black Shen
thou art absent. Thy step is The music
Of The spheres: aud The wind Of thy gown.
when sou pass by. i. zephyr from the
garden Of paradise in time Of early flowers!
| kissed you when we last met. and my
whole frame was filed with sweetness
One Of your cnrls touched me on The nose
end thai organ vas ttansmu'ed into loa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

A CuRIous FAcT.-Much attention has
recently been drawn to the fac, thar The
produce Of p ,'at zee MAY be much 'ncrras'
et by pl.cking of The blossoms rom me
plant, prnJaclng then. resort quite con-
sislent with theory, Tais important OBJ
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Somerset (Md. J Herald.

BlKNSAIs. Who died recently 81 Psris
a, The age cf eighty, WIS Napoleon's
goldsmith. By energy Of character. in>
ielllsence applied To commercial opera
lions, aud unwaveIing pr.b ~ severely
tested. lie acquired extraordinary promin.
ence and wesl h. When very young he
left his native village Of L.euchcrc. near
Argrntan. in Normsndy. TO seek lie for
tune at Paris. On his arrival there he
applied himself 10 making tnys. He 81.
forwards becsme a goldsmith. and cir.
cumsisnces snon plsced him al The hesd
Of his profession. Bonapsrte, on biz re.
turn from Egypt. wished 10 Furnish bic
hopsr. The merchants TO whom he APP
piled refused 10 sell on credit. Blennais
had more confidence ~ The young Gene
ral's destiny. furnished him with what he
required. and gave himself no trouble
about the time when he should be repaid.
Napolean never forgot this proof Of cons
6.lence. and, whea he became Emperor.
made Biennsis his goldsmith. Brnnais
employed the mot eminent artists To fur.
n,sh designs, surrounded himself with
workmen the mos, skilfnl. aud bis pro-
duc,ions. the chefs dGuvrs Of their Aud.
soon became in psnd at every court
in Europe.
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@g3Aa 990a019s

q May fosf firh ssil,
EEaheraai. aalnrr's belieT blessings pear
Oisr ssssy LAID. :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-29

Ra,eaiity ola Dog.-i few days since
(.ay, The Broaslyn Daily Ne~s) a Der-
chant Missed several boots from a pack
age stand Just within the door. and resolv.
ed 10 watch closely every person Who
should come ir. with hope af discover.
ing the thief. lie did watch for The space
oil en- hour or two. bah on examination
another boot was gone. and ~thin short
spare of time suft another. This per-
picked The stoorkeepeE'he more especial
" as no one had entered the store since
he had discovered his second loss. A
lady entered. inquired for pair Of shoes.
when the merchant observed large dog
walk Ieisursly in, look ~isnuliy around.
and then seize another boot. The s,ore-
keeper in his wrath threw at Che dog the
shines he was sbou, showing the lady.
The dog dropped the boot. gsvea yell or
two. seized the shoes and made of. and
when the s,ore-kceper had reached the
door the dog was not 10 be seen. Soma
chepaiier d in1aatr;s denb,Iess Bain dthe
|, t'g for the purpose.
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La,r relative 10 Mdrrisd Homsn --
Most Of our readers s,e probably noi
sTsre oil The ehsciTpsni &C our late Lesis-
lsurs. whereby I've property Of the aiis
Is exempted Iron liability f,r lie debts of
The husband. The passage of ibis lsw
indlesles the existence &c % III gh and CHI
vslric sense of justice among the men.
bers Of that body. lres,ores 10 The 9th.
20 ser righ, Of which ihsy have been
long deprived. and will enqsssiionsbly
sllesisie much Of Iksi direiul misery. THE
iol,ra,ion Of ~hich has been disgrace 70
hunaniiy.l resulting from our precious
laws NJ personal property. The worthy
and unspspeciing female often falls q VIC.
lin 10 the wllts Of designing villain,
Who seeks torepair squsudered formne.
and regain his former sa,ioR In society,
by marrying wealthy wife. With tie
stealth and invidIousness OF the serpent.
his skillful descending, and ariful hypo-
Grey secures for him place in The sifec.
lions Of his delujed victim. He 10 but
100 successful IN the consummalon of
hellish fcheming. and il 10 reserved fur
lie neglect. sna sometimes eren The cru>
ely OF her husband 10 discover TO Tie
wife the terrible secret. that il was the
gli,,er oil her gold. and not The excellence
OF her character, that was 90 fascinating
in his eyes. Reckless sp, cula,ion. nf
continual dissipation, soon involves him
in dsb,,-bnng HIM taltefed beggsr 20
The door Il ruin. and drives HE confid-
,ns wife and unuffending children uprn
The charity Of cnld. nnierliaa world.
Wssi,jas,. tl,4lherpfnp-ity should he ss-
criticed icssi-fy The cupidi'y Of creditors.
eff whom were. most probably, aux
il'aty 10, if not the immediate cause ef
his DOWNFALL Never. ], was never in.
tended the innocent should expisie iha
offences Of lie guilty--,hst weak. help.
lie. woman should be brought 10 drgts-
ds,ion and want because of her mise,ean,
husband Soeir,y, or rather The female
portion Of il, nss long suffered for some
such anildo's 10 villany a. this law must
inevitably prove.
Somerset rid. ! Herald.
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ssgn. Oh spiss o. lpicss. ssfdrn afts-
lighssl ~ad ns loeb Of yspr hssg srnd
ne say iiisg sial year bissa & ingrr "a
touched. and ] will 90 Tssing al snh
ecsueyi One ioek Ifum Inv hrghr eyes
would Hsnspor me ineonlinsrsly ina ihe
third hssssni Ysbr vsins are l.asd ush
psfs gid II oIhir. ard ihs blood Hhrh
courses through hen 10 nIlk snd hon.y.
your lips are red rosss ssshsssd isoln
Eden BY the hand % Gabusii Your
words ere mol,sn peal dripping iron
yonf moth! My hsan blszes Of ,Ls
thought Of ihes. Ny brain j. an s.e,l.sl-
ing Gre! The blood buns and searches
my ssins and sil.ls a. il pssses Ihras.h
hen. Oh come mnn el.shIiul Of delights.
and breathe upon me With yesr sssaFhie
bfrs.hl When you do come. be sore ssd
bring that iwo shillings shirh you bor~
rowed Of me, % ] wsni 70 boy soms u.
baeto! JcxsrHax.
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Scrbetr0fbef.

-ourb ben gbrw. Srn. II. s. German, am
am ii. S1op., 5srr Nsuten 6etteniten bon
Dlaiocncriet init WVib Sulanna Sor, Von
Bern 9auGltbip.
-gbenfalls, 5crr Scsl Stout init O1B eli:
latstb Nifenbah, beioe BON Dlaibsnerist.
-ourh psn gbr,p. 6ru. Ol. 6arpe, am %.
Oetober Ser Samuel Sleln init Dlib Wla,
rp Saman.
--am ID. Slob, 5srr Srnatbn Gaman nit
mib gatbarina Saufman, ale bon O.sSern.
--pureb oen ebrw. 5rn. Wm. pauli, am 6.
Slop., 5err <spi 3int init Ol6 Wlaria 4nua
Gnain, Don Walceneriet.
-am 19. Slop., 6srr wm. Graul BON 8e.
aping, init Ol6 Barbara &irs bon gllab.
-bnrh ben ebrm. Srn. Saecb Oliler, ali
10. 0lppsm., 5srr 2Bilbslm Msllon mltWtls
$poia gbriitian, beioe bon gla6.
-am namIiobsn Gage, 6err 9lllman @otts
iebal nit Dllb pbobe Ollnninser, tebe bon
Amitp. -GbenfaIls, 6err 9ani,l Dlopsr
init Olib Olaria Sault, beibe bon gumrn.
-ourtb cen gbrp. 6rn, Daniel Sober, am
19. Slcb., 6err 0apip Soblt bon Suttann,
init O1iB sea Sientr Don &c9lanp.
-ourh ben ebrw. 6rn. Samuel Oapiion,
5err 2BiIliam saep init D1ib Sarab Yetrrs,
beibe Son Nsacins.
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9 t q + b.

dim Is. Nop., i'll 0obsIon sauniebip, Ga
tbarina Nleler, Satin BON wm. Stie Ter, i'm
alter bon 6s Jatrcn, Monaten unp 15 3.
Am l9. Nop., in grster 9auultbip, Cara
giterIr, ae6tsr bon Solepb ettsrlp, i'm 4ls
ter BON 90 Sabrsm, Olonat unb 81 2aasn.
AIM Is. SlcpJ in ereter Saunittip, Teus
ben Sntbart, Scbn BON 1Bm. 8utbart, i'm
alter bon l6 Sabren, 9 D1onatcn II. 20 &.
-am l9. Slop, III ciclcr Stapt, Scttfrisb
OannB, i'm iten sebensjabrs.
= am 4. S(cU. IN &ctslcn 3aunfbip Saepb
gipenfbip, i'm 65tten Sabre lrlnes alters.
Am l9. 9lpr, in eliab 3aun Icbip, am 8ies
tcr, 8rau 2Srnsel, @attin bon Sobn Rsnts
5s, in alter ron 50 Sabrcn.
am l7ten Oet., III gcmerspillr, Snpiana,
Sames Suffice. sin Sclcat esr Nepolution,
i'm Ilter BON l02 Sabren.
-am IA. Nop. i'll 6amburs, 9. G. all III.
terelbpaebe, Daniel 81. Siesfriec, in alter
bon IS Sabren, 10 Dlonatsn unb IA Sasen.
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Herfiinterie &c.

8ar unb DaaeeaOar Del, Or Meamcns,
8cisn ertratts &c, fit Setnupftitr, BAL.
fam BON Columbia, Scnes 5aarsOd, g6l.
mf6 nno sapencel 8 wader, poblrshenbe
Seifcm BarbiersNabm &c.
Slsleers. 5aar', 3abn uup Naf1srsShr.
ttsn prn alien Scrten.
Kdmme bon alien Scrten.
Neaos in Scbniren, 3dnobhttbm ,e. aum
Serfanf i'm Sro6cn uno &leiuen, bet
s. D. Qambert.
&eacin9, gcpember 2s. 3m.
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terlahenibaft bes periforbenen
QdDtb Secbtel,

Isstbin bon Imitp saunlebip, Bsrfs Go.
Der oureb bic waIeneonrt bon 8erfe
gauntp ernannte Iuoitor, aur Bertbeiluns
Der 8ilan5 in 5dnoen bon Gbomas Sones,
einem ocr Gcminifratoren oer 5interlaGen.
fcbaft res leBthin in Imtp 9auulebip,8erfs
gauntp, Uerltcrbenen Dapio Sehtel. wirb
ben pfiebten feinsr grnennuns abmartsn,
III feiner ImtsItube III Der @taot Neabtna,
am Oiittpch ben 1Sten ndbfen December,
I'M 2 lIbr Naebmittass.
Z. p. Jones. 9(ubtor.
Gsabn9, Hopb. %. 3m.
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Die Seatipnal Seitun0

mabreno Der 9On9reb Slsun9.
Dielss am Sibs per 0esieruns in was'
bin9tcn seorufte Organ Der psnHbem Septls
fernns Der Sersinistm Staaren rpiro init
pem Scsinne Der fommcnpen Sisuns ocs
asiten gonsrsGes i'm srtbtsn SmperiaI' Scrs
mat crIdeinen, uno Vcllttanbiscr muo aupers
Iasiser. als ie 5uUor Elm Oeutfhes Blatt es
3u tbnn i'm @tanoe as,pslen III, bon Ben OBJ
ne 3peifel Isbr witbtisen gcnsrebs9erbanos
linsen uno lonltissu Dorfallen am Mesie'
runseftes sstrsus unb unrartbeih6e Bsrit'
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Yrtpat I 9SerfQuf bon

ibdsbarem lie9enoen gisentbum.
Ser ltnterIebrietene biets foIasnoes lies
asnps Gaentbum in Yrioat' 6anpeI gum
Ssrtauf all, beitsbsno aus sinem Stif
&cblen-gono Don l S % 2(fer,
mcbr corr peniaer, sslessn in 5bamofin
Iaunfbip, Tortbumbcrlano Gaunty,
pa., bearen3t bon Der Sbamcfin' grief uub
OCT Gunturp giicntabn.
Die &apitaliltcn, pelbs ibr Gslo Scrtbsil.
baft an;uleaen iphnltben, flncen bier cine
berr(ibe Selsaenbeit, nsnn fts obi9es gisens
tbum faufsn. 0ie auf osmleIben befnpliben
&cblcu lno BON Der tellen Oualitdt nHo iii
unerItb6pfieber Wa0e porhanpsn. Sie bequss
me $aas oeGelbsn, az oct gi1mbabn maebt
oen Serfauf berIclben um 70 lslhtsr ,lno
portbeilbafter uno 1T in biefsr 5inIttt faum
cine msitsre empfebluna notbpsnois
9ie Secin9un9en flno: ein 9rittel bss
Raufpreifes baar, oer Nett mag bic 4 Sabr
obne SutereiIen, in bsm eissnttum ttebcn
bleibem. Sslts lmb ein sntcs Nedt Fam
Icfort assebcn werpcn.
Gbemfalls so Stcfer 2anb,
aeleasn in &anaIbwamm 9aunfhip. Ssrfe
gauntp, Sren3eno all $ano BON Scbn 3erle,
Nuben 9rerler, Slatban Srerler uno Nnps:
res. luf oemielben tsfnpet ltt
Sin fetnernes %swA
0 0 h II baus, Sdeuer ::;:Ngyss
ein neuer @ebmirtsS6cp fir Co.,
nen 3,lttammer, 24 Su6 aro6 init Ia Su6
Sail, SebweinstaH, @siosrrrsfe &c, 13 If
Fer bon refsm gi9entbum itnc 5ol;lanc,
cas itriae 1T Baulanc, in a,ltem Stanps Der
gultur uno inter autsn 8snfen. Sie Sunos
lhaft fir eincn @bmpt 1T gut.
Sir bas Sldbere ipenoe man 1th at bcn
ilntsrI6ristsnsn, pcr auf Dem leBtasnannten
Giaentbum pobnt. sBefts uno ein sutss
8eebt miro am llten ndhten Irril sesebsn
pom t11arfs q. E Efert,
1T sansihwamm aauNlhip.
Netemter 81. 4m.
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u q b + t b t

wrb bisrmit aessbsn, pa6 psn llntsrIhrie.
tsncn Hominiitraticnebrisfs bsw,alst mors
ben Itno, auf Die 5interlanenIebaft BON 9as
MEL lttil, lsstbin BON gaernarDon Sauns
fbip, 8erfs gauntp. lls psrionsn, bic an
beIasts 6mteuladenIbaft Ibnlcen Itmo ers
fuht cbne Ssrsus at3ubesablsn, uno Die
pslbe Scrosrunsen al oieiclte babsm bisIe
Iofcrt CUR Serittiauns ein;ubanpisen.
Peter ltbiL : Ubn,iuiifr'n.
Joiepb ubiL "'"''''N' "'
gasruarpcn 9aunlhip, Ycrte GO.
Slcrember 6ln.
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banbel in Der meritaniiben Republit un,
terfast ptro. Difenieen, bic an Merifa.
nerinnen uerbeirotbet fino uno nit ibren
Samilien in Der Rebublif leben fino aus
eenommen. Sremoe oirfen @erfifdtten
in ieoem Sbeil Der 8epublif baben. uno
fonnen bic BON ibnen ielbif uerfsrtieten
Qrtifel i'm Gin3elnen pertaufen, ipenn iie
merlfanilbe esbrlin9e ODER 2rbeiter an
ffellen.
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Sri DE 9 Ii e +.
SSpbn 9tQ0aier

joat 70 sbsn srbaltsn uno 1T nun am er6fnsn
sineS febr aus9sesbntsn 4nortsments Seit9smds
Fer trcdnsr waarsm bic unsem6bnlib Wcbls
fell fnb. Inter oislsn befinoen iib Sube Gafs
ilmisrs, Sattinsts, 3spet @orbsn, Ssntufp
Scans, Saro tcims, Ssapsrtisns, 9upabas
quifrs's, @bins, Rattune, Gambrd unS Saeos
net W1oBlins &c. ,e. NIT elmer 8srfbisbenbst
einbeimifbsr @itsr.
Heabina, Hopb. 7.
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Ius elmer pbilapslpbier 3eituns BON lltcn
S(eDemter l84S.


Sisr 1T sttpas BET 8eahtuns rpsrtbee, ba
Is bon sinsm Wann ftmmt per in ber Sitp
fowobl ais i'm $anpe melt betannt 1T, ndn,'
lid BON 6rn Gratf.
"Sd attcltire tirrmit, sa6 ih BON osn
Wsirtunaen elmer ftarfsu grfaltuns I'M less
ten Winter tbeil,peis taub tpnrce, bon iebr
wiberlieten NauIben, slsieb Sbcllensstllns
gel ,er tesleitet, welebes na6 une nab lIs
nabm, bis ieb all einem Obre gang bas Se
b6r perlor-als id be,posen rpurpe Searpas
slecutie Del Ut prctiren, uno lte bin nun
slhflieb 5u Ia9en, oaB ih natb eemGebraueb
elmer SlaIde Don BET obigen SJteoijin 70 gut
boren fail pie jenals, nmb aacs unansensbms
Nanitbsn bat aufsebtrt. einise ,peitsrs ers
tlarun9 hter meine @a6e, rpirb init Otrs
aniiaen ertbelt, ,penn ,,an anruft in Sfc.453
Slcrb ste Stra6c, nabe Der 8aee@t, philD.
Daniel Braef.
Sorapa's Sel fit Taubbeit,
1T gum Ysrfauf Z. D. gambert, Neacins,
SPA, uno bel 3. 3. @umpsrt, SO. 20, Slcrb
ste 9trabH pbiIaoslpbia.
J(cpemter Ia.
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feines neusn Saterlanoee 9bsil nimmt, piro
paber our Subfeription auf DafTelte einsslas
ben.
preie, nur sin Sbaler in Dorausbesab'
lung fir Die aanje 9iBuns bss SonsreTes,
mclets Uielleiebt nsun Wonate tstrassn miro.
Ssoer pofmeiiter nimmt SubIeripticnen
an. p. u. Sage, 5erausseter.
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Sctatpls! Scbaiuls!

SUIT srbaltsn cine 9srfbisesnbsit woblfsler
Sbarpls, sbsnfalls einise fbtns fsssns uno
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Tronfltn Wliuer,

gfe Der Denn uno 3ten Stra6e,
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eint 0uantitdt 6artwaaren imrcrtrt, Icl,
de ais Stbraublt6fe, pfaancn ShItGsr,
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Panfen ale r9enb eln aneeres 5aue in Nsas
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Su0e !! Sube !!

Um neuen 5tebr in Ger Stem Strabe.
Suit erbalten sni9s febr wrblfsils sute,
sbsnfaas feline uno moblfsIs GattinstS, iibsrs
aus poblfsil bs 1Oilliam 3eed,er.
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&Dblen &Dblen !!

an eauer's Srauerei, in Oct Gbesnutitra,
Pc, nabe Der gde oer 3ten, &eaoina.
Ser ltnter3ednste tcnahriebtist bic Sars
asr BON Neaoin9 uno Oct llmscseno. baB CT
Ilh nit einem Sorratb bet teribmteitem
Sorten rctbafebe Soblsa berisbsn bat, mams
lid: pom Shueioenoen Berg jaharp monn-
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Observation-Disclosures, cine 9srItisbens
bsit bon ,peiBaIebe 1t. (. 10, ,peIebe e. asipns
nea 1T all ben niebrisfen preiisn fit Saar,
selo iu Dereaufen.
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Gin friIcter Yorrdtb bon 0arn.
Gphn 9(lIdafer

Sat 70 ebsn erbaltsn einsn trifhsn 0crratb BON
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VS.. goincn pIsas BON
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Nsincrtraa aus bem Sertaufe bee llra.neen
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frin am l5ten ndtbfen December, I'M 1 libr
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mbsen. <. Eboaos.
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