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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

From FLoRIpA.-At,he latest dates from Flor
da, i, had been decided 10 abandon the post OF Pa
latka on the l4th inst. The headquarters hereaf-
ter are to be at St. Augustine. Col. W. ]. Worth
arrived at the latter place on the lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

RIVER OPEN.-The steamboat Swallow will
leave this afternoon at 5 o'clock for Albany and
intermediate places,
The Utica came from Castleton, eight miles
this side OF Albany, and the Robert l.. Stevens
was seen within two miles of Albany The river
is therefore open beyond doubt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

u On Monday evening as Mr. Charles Bridges
was proceeding from the Office of Messrs. Stone
& Co., Exchange place TO Chambers street, a
brick fell from chimney in Courtlandt street upon
his head and severely fractured his skull Sur
geons were immediately in attendance, and he Is
believed TO be out of danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

IT Bathrooms is building thirteen new church
es. She has eighty already
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

u Two preachers Of Millerism were recently
inobbed In ST. Louis. They were driven from
the house and severely bruised BY the lawless ruff
fans who thus evince Their regard 70. truth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

ArrolNrMsxrs.--It appears to be settled that
Mr.. Profhtt is appointed Consul to Sardinia and
]. G. Harris. the leading Loco-Foco Editor IN
Tennessee, is to be Commercial Agent at Trieste:
Salary $4,000 per annum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

Gr S. E. WRIGHT, Wing, has been chosen
Nayor of Columbus, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

II The Commercial Advertiser learns from
Washington that the commission appointing
Speaker Davis Postmaster at Troy, has been
made out for several days,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

Does A Brooklyn Mechanic not know that
the proprie;y of employing convcts in mines IS
one thing and the propriety of paying $70,ooo
for particular mine quite another We under
stand it perfectly Ed. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12
CONVICT LABOR.

Ransom Cook. ESQ. has presented to the Legs
lature which has been by that body printed q
most able review of the objections urged against
his Report on employing the Convicts in the Iron
Mines. Mr.. Cook has not only done justice to
himself, but he has likewise done the mechanics 4
service which can never be repaid. az this propo-
sition will be adopted, and if not by the present
Legislature, it must by one more friendly TO Me-
chanicS.
In this review we find the following which re-
fers to the communication of A. that appeared in
the Tribune.
:. But it has been said that the proposition to
employ the convlcts IN this business, is preposter-
Gus and vislonary-that the Cumberland regions
will soon supply the market with PIT oal.made
iron, at so low a rate that no IRON NINE IN our
State will be worth 20 cents in two years Such
writers seem to entertain the idea only, that IRON
is ron and to be totally ignorant of It's almost
endless variety OF qualities. They would, no
doubt express their astonshment at the absurdty
of England, in selling her pit-coamade iron at
less than S27 per ton, while buying the charcoal
made iron of Dennemora in Sweden, at sSlo9
per tom
Mr. Cook concluded his heightened review with
the following
''Who then can be injured by the proposed
change? Not the boomers, for the convicts will
compete with Europeans. Not tho section of
country where the prison may be established,
for ii furnishes market for their products. Not
the mechanics of the State, for they demand 1t.
Not the finances of the State, for profit will be
realized. Not the citizens of the State generally,
for they will be able to obtain more desirable
ticle of consumption, while the aggregate wealth
OF the country will be increased.
RANSOM Cook.
g Saratoga Springs, April 3, 1913"
Mr.. Greeley will insert the above and oblge.
A BROOKLYN MECHANIC.
Brooklyn, April 10TH ls43.
Al hat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

U Mr.. Gllppos's Lecture on Egyptian Anti
Quities, at Nib!o's on Monday evening, was very
interesting and eloquent discourse. TWAS manly
an historical account of the different dyuasties
from the tune of the INVASION of Egypt by the
Scythian Shepherd Kings down to the time OF Jo-
seph. 1t evincea close acquaintance with the
history of that ancient people. The next Lee
ture of the Series is TO be delivered this evening,
and viii be continuation OF the Egyptian royal
history from the tune OF Joseph to that OF Moses
IL Hon. GEO. D. ANDERSON, Judge OF the
Cherokee Circuit IN Georgia. died very suddenly
a few days since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

~ Col. Stone has commenced suit for libel
AGAINST Levi D. Slamm of the Plebeian. The
hbe!!ous statement had reference to Col Stones
discharge of his duty as Deputy Superintendent
of Common Schools. Damages are laid at
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

u Prof WINES delivers the Second of his
Lectures upon the Civil Poity Of the Hebrews,
this evening, at the Society Library The first
was well attended, and was received with mark
ed pleasure, The subject announced for this
evening is the character of Moses as legislator,
poet and orator; and we observe the following
notice OF this discourse in the April number of
"Thc occident," monthly periodical recently
established in Philadelphia, aud devoted to the
diffusion OF knowledge OF Jewish Literature and
Religion -
We AVOID expressing appreciation of the
beautiful parallel A Wines drew between military char
ae,rr OF Moss and Washington both whom the
affairs OF their eamrAots placed III the highest position and
good OF the number Nr Wines also spoke high
all which requirements he rxcee aud
,ioa poetry is th. highest outpouTns Of saelimi aud
has appeals the people fall OF ralhos truth aud irIyor,
sad Will for command the admiration 81 mankind what,
ever may BE then creed doctrine Mr. Wine. earched his
Lectures BY ample quotations aud references 20 the CLASSICS OF
Crsce Rome generally accessible 20 the oE
nary Inquirer and those who seek for lniornaton therefor
would do welt 10 lose The opportunity Of pTchus by ms
Instructions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

Saratoga Springs, April 8, ls43."
Mr.. Greeley will insert the above and oblige.
A BROOKLYN MECHANIC.
Brooklyn, April 10th, ls43.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
WIT,I.TNER ".

(CDFHeF 81 W01Fof 20 VNNIt' 9''F't.'I
MRS WADE ,v-uid respe ciiully inform the
M FT,adies Of TYkesiflR and rictniiy that sne
b.a ilsf received from Phhadeifhil an1 view
lyort her Fall Fshions affei the latest fr9nc
etyie Roanets, Caps, BQ1nei Silks, french
Flowers pIumes. Bonner y Gao eiboone, fanc(
,vi-,.s All ~ which ahe of5ra 81 Eastern pfice
NIB 8eacora md Straw bonnets elseneo
alfsro6 and steel pressed n The nsatest VIE en-
a. ahon aotce-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

TTVO COUNTRY HAIIHhH-ih nc ID
scribef y now feceisin g . lesee enc Nel,
- TRIMMINGS. which he ofieIs 81
III oSro.es from eastern prices Coz CASH. hh
/ plo..o se,ek. aRussa. Neuifa, &C." is warranted
pTRF and UNMixED. 80 Hlss such - Was selscie'
! ior he own use. MSAi'''1'''
sep p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
OF CONsUMPTION--Ifl ~

z - AAoNN VT CVN1DANAA y 49,
bowels ore in healthy sale the LUEGs are
never affected u 10 Jhsn utterly impossible ins
coooh 90 cold ~ have he least posyer over he
e,s.iiiaiioa. ifihc sinmach ~ ruf NJ order. f19rF
his ueH) INDIGESTION pred'sposes The body
,,,ssrds every auaek. and therefore should he
r.,ef,liy guarded aeaiasi. LOOK OUT FOR
THE BOWELS. see that hey ere noi cloggcd up.
,hs, he blo,d may run freely. Thence Springs ihe
/ ,,,oio Of those dpeases winch II not checked IN
lime end N CONSUMPTION.
srAINBURN's veqeiabie EXTRACT PILLS
me oniy perieci EXTRACTION ~ compound
FORMED ~ Pure Vegetable Mater ~ he shape 81
/ Pills. viii sh,cinaliy removo ~ impurities Of ~
sovsels and srsdicnte me first PREMONiIORi
Il syrariors ~ Consumption.
" shood BE- Remembered. ne lnngs caa neve
be reserved by disease unloss the bowels srs Dr.
/ suffered " becnrnc disordered ~ neglect
SID 81 ihe ofice 335 Broadway. n Y. Pfice
!. For .sle u he Book Store Or W RoBB.
4 n Al.o ~ NV BASSET.
doei2 eouih Whosiing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
ION PRINTING.

1JEATIsy executed q, Tie oiiiee os the n ALLY
~ AVID WEEKLY TIMES, eornsr Of
Main a. i'NInS STREETS. by }. h. WHARTON,
II. 4 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

KTEw ORLEANS ( sfOE.AssEs-2O
BbIs fne~ frOp) per A5eade. a"d viii be
dec JAS tfFoRsyTH q co.
ak 1wfsT ToBACCO--59 kegs of lhs
~ .IAarf nfsicle (sf ratri hfands) just reed md
fofsals 9ss7l JtS y FORSYTH co.
81 PBersNs f'pra LHmp 4Obseeo,
as l-,.e. "a Plug Lains d.. ior sole BY
,s,7 JAS n FORSYTH a co.
CsOTTON YARNS
] $500 Lbs assorted Conoa Yariis. received pe
-8eImnnt. ard vii b. sd ~ ssnntariurers' prize
49, = JAS n FORSYTH a co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

DtOTTON YARNS AND BATTING, Of
Y ! The Askwriahi Mills, constantly % ha"a and
b.,s. mel, sssns. III FORSYTH a co.
nos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

WNTHY Will. YOU DEI.AY2-A Ana suffer
w tho wet. unhealthy weather 70 knit
III ser IN Your system. that - Certain 10 carry
YOU 20 an ~ timely gr7ve7 Has not experience
taught you1 Has not ocular proofs convinced Z
YOU that C0nsum pti0H IS certain death 10 az ,
whom II may encounter when left until late
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
Procuring remedy in due season. and arrest
me nrogress Of that fell desrroyer7 A Cold,
which soon terminates in Couehine whereby
soreness OF thu Threat and inflammation 81 the
Mucls Membrane Of TIE pronchi ~ nrofmce
aud the Lungs rendere' open 20 eisease- Thus
persans snffsr thesnfeires 10 prOcrastfn 1te untt
death LOOKS iHgt heir deo-, When viii they nogin
prOhabniy It y too lHte. May all who nave
cold take timely warning and set rid OF It ss
| Dr O1pcan's Fxpeeforant Remedy stands
before the public, tested hy thousands. ana aauN
used g. almost every family throughout the dh-
| fsrent States for diseases OF -
THE CHEST AND uNGS.
/ The vast amount scl9 IN this city, and that 70
90 many persons who come back and Obtain u
nv the hnIf dor en- battles, is sufficient evidence
. Can sT apen ''"' JB ORB MARsH.
nov IS wheeling
lust Northumberland Plaid yelvet.new
style and cxceedinelv -ieh 49,
Plain and varieCated Gimps and Frnkes'
Hand ONE silk Daisy Buttons.
Small silk 7 .lfnEiirg DO.
silk cord ard 1aesels
4 fresh supply ef Ai,,scas. For sale -
. nov 81 q w HElSKEiBS.
y AZETR 4 cox Will trade iuf few hsn
4 bred bushsls dnsd apples and peaches
: nov
y CsTLK PLUSH ron CARDINALS
eIO "A Do Veivets Tor d.
Black and Blue Blaek Silks
p d. Chaliy;
70 a. TT.m,I,oo Pain,. Jusi reed md fnr sals.
D" dee JOHNSTON. BERRYHlLL 4 co.
9 MNAPe OF vIReTNIA-MtcheiI
nj VI Pocket Maps ~ Virginia. Ohm. indian
eCl Msasonri sc, Jnst reed and or sale ~
he nov 30 JOHN HASWELL. Unian 81
~ CNLAaL mANUFACTURE-our GLAs
NJ WORKS are INV ~ operation. md We =
'ef prepared ~ On ~ orders fr WINDOW GLASS
'fsi ~ sizes and 81 he best qualify.
-. oef q sYMMEs = ROBskIs
WVWINE--200 LIZ Rnssia Hump Bee
TUinr, wsuaniei suf~rior IN sirsngih J.
rerd snd Coz ale by CHARLEs BERRY,.
. IS Head Of Water s.
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bisfslben peIebe friber ftton BON Dbenass
nanntem Uerfauft ipurben.
pelbam's beriibmter
Searbouno Ganoy, far 5ufsn. grfaltun.
gen. 1nssebruns &c.
Stnte's peetoral CRIME gropfen,
tar 5siierfeit Snfuens@ erfaltunssn ,e.
Sr. Tlbters Nbflibrun9s- -Dilen,
gceelt anempfcblen 3ur Neinisuus bee Sps
items bon allen bili6isn Sranfbeitem.
Detterer's 123 gents ansenebme puraiers
pinen.
Oriabt's SnoianiIbs Srauter. Diaen.
Sranoretb's pillsn.
gr wiro ebenic fort,pabreno auf 6ano
balten: Stdrftmss 8oofreps gors
oial, Sateman's sropfsn, barlemer Oel.
brttifet Del, Spief6f, Opotelooc, &oIb
9inftur, eallcr6L fa6es Del, &imcuen gI,
isn5, Cinnamon, @s'pirs: S1slfsn, gpIcmIala,
Slauberials, &c. &c. pelebes Ct ale III ben
nlsoristten preiien perfaufen tpirp.
Teabina, Sanuar 3. IS.
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Bram0retD'a
Se9itabllien llniperlal=p piQen.
0ETooeaftoG Der nerf61fI,a.

W. OeoVelfeB Ger Dertaltber.
9aS publifum bsiebs ;u becbabtsn, bas fei>
ne Srancretb's spiHen attt (tno ,penn niht
ele Sfbaebteln nit ncitcn 3ettcln Derfeben
llnp. es ltnr nrei unp iers rntbdlt biz aisis
eye Nameneanhtbrift BON Or. Sranbretb.
Oleie Settel ltno IN Stabl aeltceten, Ieb6n
per5lert nnb init cinem &ottcnaufrpanbe bon
mebreren SauIeno 3balern semaebt.
ertnnert entb, Der aleiebe Slame BON 9.
Sranoretb muB cben auf oer @ebaebtel, ,auf
eer Selte unD anf ben Scoen fein. ysi fora
taltl9er llntertutbuns 1T Der Slame Yenjas
MIN Sranrretb anf Derfhiebenen @teIen Der
llenrn Srttel 3n hnnen, welebe aenau aIeieb
mt Or. Sranbretbs 5ancG6rift it, Ois5er
Otome 1T tn Dem 0fefnerfe III fnoen.
9te sDlllen ipcrben ~ 25 Gent Die @tob,
tel pertanft, rcn ben folssneen Naentsn in
Serfs gaunsp:
Stlebter nnb McSnisbt, Neabina W1iQer,
Sdetfp II. Smitb, 5amburs M. &. Soper,
Sernpilr; Daniel &. Sault, an Der Neapins
ger Stralie neeb Sernpiae; @amuet 6eeb[er.
Salmstaun; s. II. .. Scper, Soperstaun
Srnrp 0in9le, Srieoensburs Nitaro 8.
Sones, ltniohVille; 80. uno {. Sanoerf(eik.
Bomelsecrf; @amuel Olcore, @touebsbura
Semerfe eas jeber Iaent ein enarabiertes
esrttfeat oer Nsenhebaft bat, mitsinea Nns
ittbt BON or. Sranpretb's O1anufafterp III
Stn9 Sins ba, ,tteaeno, unb auf ,peldben ri6s
tt9e eopien Der nellen 3ettsl su Geben ftnb,
Ole jest anf Sranbretb's piGsn @tbabteIn
9etrauett merocn.
=. Sranoretb, M. 9.
6roBS uno Kleinperfauf an feiner Of
fes, Sfo. 8. Sorc Ste Stra6s, pbilaoepb'a
Setrnar Is, l942. 1S.
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Qlebr Vemets.
A(emlep's Gege,r Granel
Yt Il en-.

SD erahte ee als mens paiebt, tefanut
,u maehen, baB fsltbem ieb BON oben erpdbus
ten Yiasn 8ebraub ssmatbt, feinsn 9urdb.
Iauf mebr sebabt, prmit ieb lebr oft seplast
mar, mie aucb bic srcBsn Shmer3en in meiz
neu Sliersn berlcren, uno Mebt branhte 70
oft WaTer gu maeben unb cab ieb i'm Stans
pe mar, INNER al meiner Hrbcit su bIeiben,
nelebes itb niemals porber i'm Stanoe mar
III tbnn - llno perlt6ere, paB Ite oas befe
>arisrsW1Ittel lnb ipel6es it jemals ssncn.
men babe.
Scnry Nepman.
6eiDslbsrs 9annffbip, >ibanon gauntp,
Nnsult 2. bp.
Die 9imptomen pper 4nfans bon oieIer
flrtbtwlihsn Sranfbslt, ftno, Drua auf eer
BlaIe, Brennen coer Sehneoen beim qDal;
lermaeten cser na6 osmfelbsm, 8sis basl.
cbne piel ma6en 5n f6nnen, gu Ianse ipartsn
mifen ebe ss tommt SlierensSebmer,en uup
srcbe Sebmersen i'm Grens. @ie flno aueb
Elm srprotRs uno ts,eustes W1ittsI firOureb.
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Z. g. Gam Bert s

General Nsentfdafts mo Commit lfcnes
Stcbr, ndblte 9bhr Sur aoloensn &usel, III
Der Of:spennitraBe, Geaoina.
2Dc alle5eit sefunoen pirc ein arcbes Nis
fcrtemsnt BON debten patentsW1episinen mel:
ebe aae p6llis seprhft Itno ra6 fte ols Sranfs
beiten betlen tpcfir 0e empfoblen ,perpen,
pie man aus uttcitaten i'm Stpbr Geben Fam.
ltnter pieien befnoen feb:
S6enf's Gnneen.Surup,
cine unIhastare Sur fir Die Aus5sbruns,
Srantbeiten BET <unsen uno ber Or9ane gum
Ntbmen. Htteltate bon b6hlt reIpettabeln
perlonem iiber ibrsn Wsertb, Itup su Ieben.
preis l sbaler bic SlaI6s.
SalIan1 bon gun9en,pura
b6hf beribmt fir bic IebneGe Sur ftbablieber
5uiten, Nfbma, BruitbeI6werpen &c. preis
SO Gents Die SlaI6e.
Gantrell's Sieber- -Wirtur
uno Comic Ofeoitamentr, ein wirtIamps
Shuemittsl seser,uno cine Itebsre uno iebnelz
le &ur ber berrI6cnoten &ranfbeitrn. N(s
folhes 1T es init Dem srt6ten Sertrauen
cmpfoblen. ebenfalls en febr Dcraita!iebes
2nti Dispspfa pulper - nno peranoernes
p'h'hf ft|f"tHl V"t'e pi'Ittpt 'pgl1pH.
Or. SDott's
berhbmte Samilicn W1ebi5inen. ,pelebe felt
40 Sabren seprift finn, cine poue BeIbreis
hung oaoon fnoet man in 9pott's Sefrmbs
belts. Orafel, cine aroBe Webi5ius unb Sami.
lien' 3cituns gum 9erfanf mic obsn, preis
nur Q gents oas gremplar
Sr. 90. 9. Qetbn'S
bobseebdste SlutspiGen, wurm.3bee uns
setter' mO Sras.9hmiere
Or. 8cro's Salfam bon Sortouno
fit bic 5eiIuns Don Ithma, !5ulten, erfa(
tun9en &c.
Sr. g berman's
5nltens, Wurms uno Sophebmersen <osen
see, 3ahn'Srei une armen W1annss pfaitsr,
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Sr. Sebter's
Gnn0en.9D Ore erpattY.
Yreis so Gent bic S(aIcbr,

'Pltte ~ SgHt plR OlW1(gey
ST cine Icbr lbdBtare 3utereituua, cntpedt
ourtb ensn reSelmdIG9eu unp bernbmten peuts
itben Ir5t, Der fs ibrr funfsis Sabre in Irl.
ner elsenrn spraris in Seunhlanb a.braucbt
patte, III meltbem $anpe Ite ipdbreno jener Seit
duitertt aue9eeebnt tenust puroe, bei 6uten,
Serfdltun9en, &atarbfeter, gn9briiitateit,
&enbbulteL Selten> nnb NifenIebmeraen,
Slutpeien, jeper lrt Srulls nnb {lnaenbez
tebDerosn, unb IN Semmuna ber berannabens
orn Hns5ebrun9. 0ielcs Fam ais SOB oer
obl9en Wlept3rn ae1aot ncrben, aber bic Bet.
tun9stetanntmabuusen Inp autoItIpielia ra>
5u; jeeer tefriebiscnoe Se,pcle in peiIen Wlr,
frnaen miro in elnem ScrIuebe pamlt aefltm.
oen perben, 70 Die aud sablreitbe Gnpfebluns
gen rte Nnweiinn9ssettel be9leiteno. llsber
1000 SlaI6en ftno aaein in pbilapelpbia
rpdhrenc Dem lestsn 9Blnter perfauft wcrpen,
Elm nterSensenoer Semeis BON beftn NuBbar,
Felt, fcnit milrpe cine 70 srclTe Quantltat ME
pertauft ,pcroen fein.
60 ipirtGam 1T Die Webi3in aeweIen in
Gurlrun9 Der perIebieoencn &rantbet,n fir
ipelbe lte empfoblen 1T, baB Ite alien anpern
3uhsreltun9en non SarIapariIla, panactas
&c. ftbnelI Ooranaebt.
Siele 3eusuiGe llmo Don 3eit 5n 3eiterbals
ten unb betannt 9ematbt poroen, aber 9erRos
itenanfwano BON 3eltunssbefanntmacbunsen
pcrbletet percu Wlittbellnls albisr. Oie
>eebt9l t9ldntisiten f6nnen leiht ilbsrseust wers
Den BON ret Slhslibfeit pis1er Olebisln ,penll
(te anrnfen al $sipps Seiunoheie emporium
SO. l9l S1crpsweitcnitrafTe, mtcrbaIb Der
8ine 9iraGe, 5nm Sblo pes "solpenen1os
lers uno 9hlansen" all,po 3euaniGe uno
Slacbweiun9en su tunoerten bon Sdllen ber
werfwirpistten &uren pureb biefe mcoi,in,
pcraeseist iperben fonnen.
Neabin9, oen Q, Snni.
.".Dieie W,eoi3in 1T Tim Den oben anses
sebenen preis in cieler Druferei su baben.
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(auf Nubr, Sopf,peb, W1asenframpf, @ns,
braltisfeit uno 5erfelluns oes Hppetit's =
ltnb mer te aIs cin Ibfibrunsss unb $ars
iermittel brauebt, ,piro cieieu splasem niemale
unterworfen Ien.
Jobn Kienley, @. 9.
gfe Bet 7ten anb SranflinsStrabe.
Naenten in Geabins :-@sorst Grs, @arl
wiNana, Gfe bet 7tsn uno SranflisStrabe,
unp Il pupells, 9ruferei pieIer 5eltuns
ebenfaas su babsn in l6eioclber9 Saunftbip
3. e., bel Ntrabam Spen9ler.
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