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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02
WILLIAM PETTET'

WILLIAM PETTET,
D da a 4,1 PER s A MD TTAI 1o0v
70 prepared funish all who uay hin. with their
ordeis For the cheapne.s durability Of his work and
SAVING thirty cent he Oilers for their consideration the fol
Superior Drss Coats, made to order, ...-.siO
Wool dyed bi cks, from. .......... .'"....4 to lG
Cassnere PeEts''. ...........'. TO g.
Fancy sests '............ .......... 2tos,B
Persons furnishing hei, making and trimming
in the the following prices -
Sonis fton,. .''''.''''..'' ''.'..$6 TO-
Naval and Military Uniform. made in the best style '
BClothing made FIR the southern and western markets
share of the public is solicited ala lm.rc
HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON BITTERs.
THESE DIrIEks are highly recommended By The medical
aG du s fever e. asas and ca Be
Mr rho%,s Bells Auction stoIs ''''s.' N''''
INFERIOR qualities delivered TO all parts of the city free ofex
Hotel Keepers Country Merchants, are requested
to call and examine ior themselvea. epIs lam
COLI, AS9 SILVER RE EsI y AND AN SAVER OF
A BsiiSAkD. oges Wal ,s::set,
Fine Gold Road Silver Plating, Brass and Plated Metal
eentanlly on hand a2a lm.
sOOTTS BAZAAR,
sGor GsT Ss his sFG %a,, sns sas
GS s g. s seus .Sl inf hop Ss
qs auaa q M A g s sf ano9, saS gs
too well kAown 70 need comment. "
larse assortment erc-h,neuts 10 be had all hour-
until ~ at night, such ar
Reef Steaks, Poachei Eerx ssYd;nc.
$::s:: 1.:E
Dublin BIown-stogt always on dfaught.
good Dinner OF itonst OF Boiled Meats FOR shilling eve.
~ day from one 70 three O'CLOCK
Families supplied with the Scotch and Irish Wb,Ls,
No house better supplied with EnglIh Irish scotch Well
and city Papers. Always the latest possible news By th9
Steamer. - w.
Good Rsomr for Private Partics Clubs Meetings and p
tefancez i23msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02
MESSRS. KIJSHTON IL CO..

MESSRS. KUSHTON q CO.,
ITO BROADWAY. 10 Aston HOUSE, AND CORNER
Ok BROADWAY AND tOURIEkNTH STREET,
A RE The SOLE AGENTS il New York the sale
"A Of that
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
For the Cure Of and other diseases Lupg
known BUCHAN'S HUNGAkIAN BALSAM OF
LlFE which is acknowedg by Physicians and TIERS
be all that is required to LUHt CONSUMPTION join
Certificate of Distinguished OF London
company each bSue Of the BA,sam r. zee 81 pr bottle
containing dissertations on Consumption &c Persons al
oted With Diseases OF the Lungs would DO well get
OF these papers. ID. II, BRADLEE,
1903 Court street. Boston, cole American Agent
III s. TOUSEY,
Joslin's Corners, Madison County,
ais 1mSm General Agent Tor the State VI New York
rNO DRUGGiSTS.--Agenls fer Sir Ashley Coopers Corn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
SITUATED good neighborhood 10 handsomely fitted
- and doag good be sold low. Enqurea
f(sX dnSd strsss ey3 imsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02
MEDICAL.
THE MOST COMMON SAYING

And when much cacme Qunine has been used, this
peticns will PREVENT evil effects the system. and repair
Tie hillary functions As proof the above medicine Civ
the voice. gentleman
Of large establishments in Philadelphia who
has been this that the greatest medicine
cry he 0fceurse the Minister Lawyer who
nave their voices wculd be equally benefited Reference
will be given to the auctioneer by CALI at my Office
CAUTloN-A!lp eparaons from tbs valuable ,eycep,
the original Docto SWAfNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY, an hcttous and counterfeit. Prepared
only BY Pr Sway9e, whose eies !; now removed TO w
Agent DR.. Wm. II Minor, corner Of Broadway and John
street, New YORK; r. Sands Chnrcns Dispensary 1888
Bowety, Of Spring street, T. Warner Beecker
csme Of prs,ta St James Hiue.sn Grand i,h VII
BENJAMIN Olds T8 Broad street, Newark, ~ j.; William q.
Weed NJ D Harlem of 18th and 81 avenue; e..
lrgiis Main ST. Paterson; Ma. M Hays 3e Fulton street,
Brooklyn; w n Cierh, MONTGOMERY 1T, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02
TYINES IND LIOUORS

WINES IND LTVUORS
SELLING AT REDUCED PRiCES--The 5abscibeIw ish
nz % retire fo 5a.iges ef III health offers his
entire stock OF old BHANDibS WINES and Liquors, at
baIgan The pusgion which his hous: has maintained for
macy yeas, Oilers ar1rs chance wishing to en-
BARK 10 lhe ousiues EIly appl should be made.
ala In sec h 'AGNAITO alL Ann .tr.et.
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
fTH Subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city
VINO wish their own goods manufactured, they
prepared 70 minuactue every description Of Clothing From
their bepg afcustqmd the
western markets Tor the last twelve years they feel confident
with the arse number OF haads 10 their employ get up
stock at snort notice aud with entire satisfaction,
MANN u hlcKlMM, % Carr1jnr st-s.
~ kpIekefbockeE Stages pass close u the
nc 3m srrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

r JOSEPH l6 Maiden Lane up ttai'sl importer Of Eng
D' lsh, French aud German double and single barrel Fowl
IGg aud Duckug GU Ms, firm TIE lowest 10 fin ut lrs
so, always hand extensive of PISTOLS
b0tn double end sag barrel enbrac 100 different knts
aelud'pg the odern SIX rel kevoveS all q whieh wal
sold lower than other the Me and
Gen snitns picuiary requested call previous
making the purchases they Certainly will find to their
advantage 40 in~Irc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02
MEDICAL NOTICE.

CTRANGERS AID citizens am cited with form variety
~ of syphc mercuria other cisea:e who have been
ony dby the quack with which N York sbounds had
better carefully peuse the following letter ;Dr Cooper,
.r Last July contracted certain dseas and i'm
mediatey applied doctor, who promised TO me IN
week continued it'll hin two months, but was gndoaH
each promised positively to cure me a. length
discovered the object OF these money aud at ey
doctors concluded 10 go into the h'sru where
the doctors kept under Of mercury for a eeks
body covered with ucers wass complete .ks.tan he
it more medice
and adv sed soutneru climate left the hospital and by ad
vice OF several friends placed myself under yo0r care ON the
fist Of January lost now well ana restored 10 perfect
health. | wish this published. Srx,<.,., ,,rr,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

~ HOUSE AND STORE KEEPERS, MANU-
FACTURERS AND OTHERS.
SMITH Q respectfully inform their friend, and
hs p sas ff"s 4. a S d n
KINDS Of persons ienqrishuE either the rgdeucrs
or stores the IL our sales room which admlr
bly, aeapIed for the parpo.e,
Bro dway, and command he attention Of tbs tho
s9.df 70 aod others fsts 70. Inc
AID a p Ss so sale prompt ep S cas-. asIS a
when required viii cansieaments intended either
ioF public or private sales .
a aasi;9 : ! FN W|TiFflAno,
NJ tiCnesrs aud Commiss Merchants
m21 lm.re Store sea Broadwsv. Duane st
THE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE
SCHOOL,
Is SITUATED Staten Island, miles from New York,
Ia the elegant chateau erected b. the h expense
s5oooe This the bs aud ,heapes. Boarding Sch o. the
@ Lsa ss Of ard p.s. s T psa
Ry. to sdaoai. invited 70 call pad The 18Th
formation may BE- ot.aed Of Dr. r. Of
Fulton t so% ls 'al'Sp
CANTON CHINA DINING SETS.
DAVIS COLLAMpnE, 597 Br, sdway, nearly opposite
T Arrival RON Gan tom az t" ' Dining Sets Which
ri 5 S% d rocsery War; Of al kinds OF
IL o;nsas aud most approved saapea Cut and
makes no no hanbas ns rsensoss to a,os, yv.
S,GshsS Oq & sns s to ae Saa,y
other store; 5s7 Broadway, opposite Niblo's nearly.
sSFENRT5s CREAM sAPo 7TTNE FOR SHAVING y
Gentemen accustomed 10 shave themeives will find the
above articl prze All who have used pronounce III.
betc IMPOSITION the KIND Introduced Are following
from the Atlas 2n March, il Of the miny favorable
tees II has received =:
New ARTIcLE-Among the many inventions to sdvonce
the comforts of toilet, superb Shaving Cream. Those
who rightly appreciate the of h and like
have reasonable should purchase aud this
celcnt compound We condenally aud consceatousy
rscomma End any aud all.
The article may be had quantity Of the subscr-
Der, agent for the nauf ctuer aud does
all IL presented TO be. the will be- und d.
j. w. HQLBERrUN 10 Maiden lane
o 10 be had nf the principal drugg fancy goods
deal in this city. imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02
UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
lZ5 KRQ lUIYlX

fr
r WHITE would RESPECTFULLY call the attention of citizens
I and visiting the to bis splendid Collection
from Two 70 fourteen persona the plate which bear
and accuracy ef define be SEED Portraits
taken in all kinds ofweater either with without coors the
pce? OF which he has reduced to those charged by the
exec riencod IN the business.
The American Institute at its late exhibition. awarded Mr.
White the first premium Tor the best Daguesetype likeness
or grouping and general eisct which but another proof
OF the superory OF his portraits Mr. White the sole agent
New York for the superior imported German Cameras;
and other establishment the City State they
obtained.
Imported German Cameras also French and Aneri
lnstrupents Of the beat quality with Plates Cases
Chemicals Polishing Materials &c always on hand for
sale al the very lowest prices. Ca sn-m
FIRE BRICK.
rT'HE 81 BSCtfBER living Washington, South River
Middlesex County State OF Jersey is man aciurng
article Of fire hck that any thing Of the
Kind offered the public hc ha i'll sell reduced
prices. GEO W. REYNOLDS
Washington, South River, March IS, 1914
N Apply to G Kenouse gent Jersey City Iron Works
New Jersey who will always have the above
article on hand at all times, or TO the subscriber,
o. w. REYNOLDS, Manufacturer,
n,c8 lm*rc Waahi8Rcon, Som River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

TOBACCO, % bales Saint Jago de Cuba
10 do Guisa
Coifee-50 bags Saint jago crop
Arrow Raot-liG0 lbs. in barrels and cases.
SegaB-3g 600 just ansing from the barQue Cleaner
rnrted brands, crop.
in general of Segars of celebrated brands
of last years stock, offered wholesale retail, by
A. A. SAMANOS,
ai0 lm*rc No. Wall 81. and 1863 Broadway.
'I'OBACCO--FlNE CUT AND SMOKING Feeling In
clined 70 close iniest in Tobacco Manuf.coTy
now offer for sale guaIty Of PRIME fine and smoking
Tobacco paped up N tire usual pr
ces beg to call the attention. OF estorn Merchants aid other
buyers to thus the quality OF the tobacco being Of the best
and prices by far lower than usual.
mt 3tn ~rrc JOHN H. FAnER. No New st
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-05

EngiAud would be cast into provincial, inle PAFo' chial insignifcance; aye, that this New Engiano. the New England that we love; the New England 6 out afhers and of history; that the placeswhlch once knew, this New England, would know her no more Having a form to. live she would be dead. Having form of constitutional life, the strong soaring and beautiful spirit would have deParted- If the Union were preserved if the great Constel- lation still held on its journey in the sky, these once ubilant stars of the morning would be stlenF and dirn.s ..s5rs~,,.tx S,s.ggA.aSw
 than any impulse ofloeatin .or local afecton or local pride I tell you, fellow citizens of all parties here and every where, that if you love the Union as once you did. ont of pure heart, fervent ly if neither the small gasconades of nullifers nor the gloomy ravng of fanatics have chilled that sweet. cherished and hereditary sentiment; # you 1 Vet love to turn away from the croaker who pre- diets, the hypocrite who desires, the bully who I threatens, arthmetcian who computes, the traitor who plots dissolution of the Union if you love ,tur
 ing from these, to go and erect and refresh your spirits by pondering the farewell counsels of Wasf1
 ngton, by drawing from that capacions national heart by retracing that llustrious lie, by hanging again with flial and reverent fondness on the lea~ l lures now radiant with the hues, on the forms clothed in the robes, of immortality; If you who- ever you are, wherever you are, whatever you are, are for the Union against every body,-for the Union with any hody, for the Union first, last and always ---then stand by us and we will stand by you--this once! This once Another time, on other sub l iects, we can quarrel, but not nownot now, when
 the legons throng up to the very walls of the city of David, and the engines thunder at it's gate. An-
 other time we can sleep on and take our rest, but l not now: 4,- -.r- .s.-.- t.yssA +as.-sg
 l Awake, arise, or be forever fallen!
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-05
SPEECH OF MIR CHoATE.

We ask the attention of our readers to the fol- lowing speech of the Hon. RUFUS CHoATE, before the Young Mems Whig Clay Club of Boston, on
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-10-22
QSQiIencOurt 9SerfQuf.

3ufolss sinsr Sercrpnuns Der 93aiIsn,
court bon Bsrps ganntg, wirb auf bfratll,
der SrnOue psrfauft Osrben, auf SGmitas
ben 25itsH S(opsmbrr 1914, am lestberissn
Mobnbanie pes peritcrbnen G iii ab G lebs
+ eb, III waibinstcn 3aunf6ip,
Gin 9elptifes S.tllf gano,
acleson in walbinston 9aum6ip, 8rss
Sountp srrn5tnp an Qanb bon 0aniel 8abb
Scbn OaclbIcr unp 9lRerss, mtbaltsuo
fhnf Afcr unD 3ipsi unO tebSis Nutbsn, see
nau SenlelTtn - 2IlIe sutes YauIane.-
4sstbln bas etssntbum ses perfcrbsnsn e.
lijab efhbab.
Scr Ssrtauf besinnt um ltbr Natbmits
tags, tpann asbibrenoe Iufwartuns sessbcn
uno Die SerfaufssSsoinsunscn tsfannt &c.
matht ,perpem fcllen, burtt
Srieorib 5igmuno, } uomini.
geipia t1Iarfteller. ifratcren
Auf 8ercrbnune bsr @ourt
1Dm. Sd6ner, Gbrsibsr.
Gttcber ben 22., 1874. 4m.
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Serbeir0tbcf.

-pur6 ben Gbrw. 5rn. 1Bm. pauli, an,
10. October, 5err Samuel s. Seibsrt bon
Serfs sauntp, nit Onb Sarab See Don
Sbupltia Gauutp.
-am IS. Oetobsr 9srr $ewis 8opsr nit
Olb Olarictta 8iobins, bon grster.
-ourb Den gbrn. 6rm. Samuel 4Ibtou,
am TO- Oct, 5r. ScIepb g. pafsr nit Olie
Olaria G. Seber, beioe BON Neaolns.
-ourb Den gbrp. 5rn. SIaae 06Iler, am
6. Octob, 5err Daniel peter nit D1ib Sa:
rab BOD, beiOe bon Olep.
-ebsnnue, 6srr Sobannes 9Balter bon
Slcflano, init D1i6 Wlaria 2nna Sus Don
-am l3. Oct. 5srr 0apib 8rep bon Qanss
itwaill mt O1ib Anna 93eioner bon peif.
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% rpCl d nj Il t % It.

Watboeal Der Hthtbare 7obnSanfs,Gsa.
sprsfts@ ser Ssrlotiseeusn &ourtsu epn@ ON:
inen sttttas, bss erttten Sert6tsbs,res, b.
ltebenb aus bsn gauuties Bsrts, Slcrtbamp,
ton unb &eeba, IN pnnIplbanien, uns Nieb.
tex eer uuterIebleblitbsu gpurten bon Oper
unb 3erniRes, Der bitrttIj jibrlieten Sisuns
gen uns alstmeinsr Sefdnsnis grlcoisuns,
IN seeatbten gauntiss, unb Watbias GSties
eeare ahs Seba Gtauftr, gsq's, 3itbter
bsr Gourtsn bea Opsv uMb Serminsr, Der
Uierteljabrl,dcn 9isunaea mo aaasmsiner
Sefdn9nis erlebiSuns, fir Die Niebtuna Dol,
6aupts uRo anbern Oerbrttea ia aepattter
eanatp SertS, ibrsm 0efebl al mid ausass
ltsllt baben, satIrt Neaptas esn IL. Auauff,
"A. I'D. 1914, fporln 1te cine gonrt pone oms
mon spleas ser all9emeinsn pierteljdbrlihen
Stsunaen Over une Serminsr uuo au9imeis
ner SttaRaalb erleeiaRns anbsraulntn, mel.
bs sebaltsR ,psrsea ieQ 5u Nsaoins, fur Die
eauntn s6erts, auf oen erifep I11ontaa
i'm na6iten S7opbr. [welttes ben 4ten bes
eslaaten DRonats iein wlro] uno mslebs smsi
Beebtn eauern foil
So pire blernt Naebridt ssssten an Den
Soroner, Die Srieoensriebtsr uuo gonftabsl
osr seoaetten gauntp 8erts oas Ts fleb ~
eriaater 3eit, um 10 llbr Bormittaas, nit
ibren SerjssenlAsn Nsaiftraturen, Inter.
iuetunsen uno graminationsn unp alien anz
bern grinnerunssp eln5uflnosn batea, Inn IOl.
ebe 0mae 3u tban, Die ibrsn 4smtera au
tbun Standardization 0iejeniaen Nell
DE pertmacen ano ssssn Die &efansenea bic
III esm Vefansniht bet gauntp 8erfs ftne,
oser Damn Iein m69sn, eeriebtlieb III perfabz
rtM 70 ME Is reett fein mag.
"Bott erbalte Ole EepubliF -
Daniel gfterly, Sbsrif.
S6sriifs amt, &eabins,}
Stfooer D. 1874. 4m.
af0e 3eusen unt Surors, welhe aufers
fsste Gcnrt oorsslaoen flno, ipsrosn eriuebt,
Dnnttlihteit su beobatbten i'm Sail ibres
4usblsItens rerosn 1a in Ssmasbsit bss
Seleees oa3u ae5wnnssn. OieisIn5ei9e miro
anf tslonosrn Ssfebl Der Court bstannt ses
maebt, Oaber ale Oitjenissn, rpslben IS ane
ssbt, ittb sarnat 5u riebtsn babsn.
TOie Srisoensriebtr Ourebaus oergauus
tp 0no ebrsrtetbiaft eriuebt Seriebt BON 0e.
cosnSancss uno 4ntlaasn an einen Ger pros
Isqulrsnbsn Qnrpalos, pstsr sSilbsrt uno 9
sprinsle Srnes, geq., sinias Gage Dor Der
Court 5n maiden, 70 paB 8iQs subsrsitst
merpen m6aen, fir bas 6anoeln oer Granb
Surp uno sparteisn, 3ensen unp bewobnsn,
bsSurp felnt 3eit psrlIsrsn.
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Gr,pGbier 9Srpflauatipu.

Snbem es in nnb burtt eins Utte Der See
neralsNIembtp, paiItrt ben g. Sebruar 18O2
peroronet 1T, bab bic r1peftiUsn gauntiss
pes 9taats, rpelebs bsreebtist Iino fir @Iis.
Der Der Ss~eral AfsmbIp 5u itiminen, cine
2Sabl balten iclIen Oh ben ndmlleben spldt.
gen, no fir Iolebs 8lisbr bel Der legtsn
ISabl seitinlt worbsn 1T, auf ben STEM Srsis
tag, Der Dem item Wlittnotb i'm December
1904 psrberssbt, une auf BEN stem Srsitas
Der Dem itsH Daittipot6 i'm December porbsrs
stbt, in jepsm Yisrtsn Sabre oarnadb, 3n Dem
enejwef, Grwabler fir prstosnt uno 0ies
sprsltoent Der Ssrslnisten Staatsn Al CT.
pdblen:
Dabsr laiIs i'd, 9anis( gfwlp, StbsiF
otr ganntp Ssrfs, 3ufoIae Der mir burh bic
obsnsrwabnts Ift. auferlsstsn pfiebt, pisIe
lnslas proclamation erssbsn, unp sste psn
SrsIlehtsn Der eriagten gauntp, bic beretb>
ttat itno fir Die Wlltslisbsr oct lnsmblp 3u
fImnea, Naebriebt, pas fts Neb 5u ssn sss
wobnlletsn Stunesn ~ ibrsn rsIpettipsn
Dabl' DIfrlttsn psrIammeln, auf
Sreita9, Den liten ndbfsn @opember,
inb oana uno ba ~ ttimmen fir
5ed,e uno 3rpan3ig erwabIer
fir prsfosnt anb Sies,spreOesnt ssr Ysrsb
nietsn Staatsn,
uhb baB Die Vitbter Snlpeftcren unb Shrei:
BET eer perbersebsnpsa mabl bsi;uwcbnen
uno Die aamll6sn pfibtsn aMslnnben ba.
ben, Die ibnen angetpiGicn ftno bel Bet wabl
fur SIieosr Oct AGsmtlp, uno ecn nd,nlitbeu
Strafsn nntsrpcrfen ftno fir Yfibtpsrnaeb>
laBlaans, benen lts bei esr wabl far Sliebsr
Ger unemblp nntsrporfen ftno.
lf,,h
elnes jeeen Dltritts, Ipbalb bic Stimmen ais
le atselefen nnb se3dbLt feiH wsrben, Elm Ger.
tifltat, nntsrleictnct bon Den trIastsn Nitts
tern opsr elmer Dlcbrbeit eerlsIten, ausferti.
aen ic!lcn, Won Ger 3abl bsr Stin,nen, bie
fhr jrten eaaeioaten Seseten rpprbsn, ypeltts
3ab! III 1Bcrtsn osr &anss uaeb ausaseriSt
peresn mus, unb elmer Der rrIa9ten Nibter
oas trwabate esrtftas in SsrmabruMs nsbs
,aea uno anf
Wonta9, oen 4ten Hopember 1914,
portriasea iea bel elnsr 0srIammluns Der
Niebter (elner Bon jfcsm Diitrit), iu Dem
eonrtbaule sv StaSt 6sapins, mann uno
no Die itt 70 3u psrianmslRbeR Niehter Die
oeriblsbsnsn Seriebts auf,dblen unD sincn
Ssritt fir ben san,sn Dlfritt lbsr ibrsn
reipstttoen untericbriftsn unb Steael, aus,
terti9en nno ereifaebs 8triebte maiden fol!en
unter3siebnet bon erIastsn Nihtern.
StSsbtn nntsr meiHtr banD, i'm Seberiffs
amt, 3a Seabins, ben 3tsn Octcber, u. 9
1874, uno i'm Gotten tsr ltnatbanststtit.
Daniel eiterly, S6sriH.
| October oen Is. 1844. 3,u.
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Gappenlnaber uno S6neloer.
DoDtD 2eDt>.

erlautt lttb eem seebrtsn publeum bon SIC.
atins nno oer NabbarGebaft rsstsnR an3us
SelaeM baB CT 0tb ale & Sappsn IN aet CT
etablrt bat. Ssine wertTatt 1T in Der
Sho stem Strabe, nabe Dem W1artts smis
itben Srurbcn's "ManGOn 6oule" unp Wsl.
op's 5cteI 100 CT fcrtwdbrsno cine srobs
Anspabl Sappsn auf 5ano bait, bic au pen
blllsiten prel(en oertauft perOem
er 1T ebenfalls bereit bcm publifum als
Xlsloermaetsr 5u oienen uno lbmsiebelt ftcb
Alle, Die ibn init ibrer &nnoIobaft tesbren
woIIsn, sur 3nFieptnbeit bspiencn 5u f6nnen.
Durtb mdbiSc preife uno cute Nrbst bctft
CT itb oaber einen suten 3uiprutb su fthern.
esuts Die felbtt &leiosr naben aber niebt 5u|
itbnslpen t6nnen ,psrbsn Jpn bercit fnoem,
oieiss Sefebaft b,lIis fir lle Su psrriebten.
NsaotnS, eeH Is, October, 1914.
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@rp6eS &eilmitteI.

Sis ltnterittristsnsn nab bon Dbilaosl'
pbla 5nrilfsetebrt init einsm sro6en upb
wobIfsIlsn 9dortsmenr Itbbnsr maarsM ts'
ltebeno IN Wlcuie De <aints, grapp be &ainss,
eaItnr De go6, Sebaltlau Dlaips, gbuIans,
paracanes, Yerieeiams, GUIDE, a(amtria,
Sslpste, Snbia uno Ilpaha &ulIrss, fsurirts
uno blanIhWar5e 9sioen, 0rccat, gamdi ian,
suiammen nit einem 4Gortemsnt ieiosn Hno
UeIpet graoatten, ltntsrs s5alstieber, Grdasm,
Sanolbube unb Strilmsfe, We3u Die aui,
merfiamfsit per 9amen bslonsers Wbstsn
miro, bon D'Srien unt Eaiauel.
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fe bon Seors S3oAf III Nidmonp 9aunftbip.
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5artmau, [frlbsr Sautrid's @irtbsbausl
IN erster 2aunfebip.
Oiontas ben %. am 6auie bon Btu Bst'
Fer, in 9tautsburs. 5rpsi Weiien cbsrbalb
QScmelsoorf.
9ienltas ben a9fsn am 6anie bon Jiaae
gdsrt, in llntrrs5eibelbsrs saunfbip. lille
benen bic woblfahrt ,bres <anoes am 5ers
SEN Ilest, Die silnltis fit Clay, Srelinsbuv'
fen, bsm Uerif BON 1912 ino, ppaen ssfaI,
ligff bsipoDnsn. Diele pbiae.
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Iusjsbruns, in Der wchnnns !brss 9atsrs
Hnna Wlaria Sadsr, &attin BON Sobamil
Shfsr, uno 9cbtsr bon Slieolaus 2et, in,
Alter bon 80 Sabren.
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sarstba $erb, Satin bon Sobn &srb, i'm Nl'
ter bon 20 Sabrcn, 9 Dlomaten uno II Sag.
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Del, i'm soften qtbensjabre.
din | /. Oetob, in pie(sr Stabt, Sriosrita
Seblsr jinsite sctbter oe5 Ysrltorbenen Carl
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Deter Guaut Gage, lestbin peranssebsr Der
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porben, bsitebsno aus
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81 so bis 4 so. Slau uno unGbtbarsarin,
BON $s1 62 bis So Braun uno 9smifbt bon
81 rs Bis so. Gblibte fbwarSe unb blaus
ibwarSs Gaiimisrs, pon rs ST. bis 25, sss
pirftIt uno eeiirift 81 25 bs 2 90. Seblibt
aswirfslt uno 9sifrsfte Satinstts, ron 37A 6.
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fbe suhs, fsbr pcblfsI.s. .@bsnfaas Elm aroses
Nncrtsmsnt @rapatten fir Sesrrsn, Sddrpsn,
gtofS &C, bel O'Srien unb HaiaueI.
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oerIhieoenen 9aunihip's 8orcusb's uap
2Bares in bet gauntp Ssrfs, mantIeb al
Sole6e, bic im lestberwictsnsn O1ara eripablt
puroen, baB Ile ber prsfIbsMtenpabl abaa,
wartsn baben unb oab Is bssioist msrosn
mansn ehe ite Ntb ibrsn pfiebtsn mter5isbsn.
stoam qsis l@cmmillicners.
Scbn Sbarman
&cmmiltcners 4mt, &sabins,}
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