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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
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eShSs sth lbNtti
Polyglot Bibles. Qusrio do, Family Com.
men,sry, Lille Of Baxter, Payne's Elements,
Sii,on's ehdsliin Doctrine Church History.
l.lie Of Walton. Ny Ptogress IN Error. Poly
eloi bibles, Plain DO, i2mo Bibles. Chris, our
example, D'Aubiene's History OF the Refor-
nation. Stanley Thorn, Alison's History of
Europe, Burders Memoirs, Dancrolls History
Of, United States, History of the Roman
Empire, Bucklsnd's Geology, QIndgewa,er
Trea,ies,) Willstds United States, Wonder.
ef The uGiverse, Lyells Geology, 3 vols
Connie on The constitution Of Man, Glory and
Shame of England, Condition st,d fate OF
England, Nchols on The Solar System, So
cal History Of Great Britain, Shetland and
the sheilAndefs, Daalsps History ofFiclion.
iAie OF p. Henry, Popular Vegetable Physi-
ol"es, Mcln,osh Indians, Srriblings and
Ssetehss, Powhaian, Rollinsllisiory vols
love and Madness Of 'rasso vols, True A.
meriesns vols Fruits Of Phrenclopy. Finer
son's AioetalogF & Geology Mats and Sc
loci Hymns leuo, do. do. lsmo. Winchell',
Waits, Nillageliymns, Melhodis, do. Tesla.
meats, shsksPeare $40 gilt, B,ron's works
syo gilt, Prayer Books A large assortment
Of lA'ilc Gihs, Albums, The Lady's Bool
Il Flowers and Poetry, Ladies' SeIap Dock
The above will be snla extremely low e.
cash, by W.E. c. srODDiRD.
oeioher, leii. 43f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
uoITING CLOTHS.
AND
Hurr .IfiN S0ucs.
n F.wIiITE.

IT T,NI TT n.
No. G. Morton Block, M'ik ST. Boston,
IMPORTS and keep constantly TOT SAFE an
extensive assortment OF D"'eh Do'."s
Ciofks ofihe following patterns W. nnonv''
AIMS of Harlem, Bird OF Paradise and t'aele,
From long experience IN the manufacture anu
ale Of this article, the dadrer''ser Is enaolc
!, furnish Milors with more pef'ec, ano uu-
able cloths, and a, lower prices hah u'ey
can be obtained in the United states,
ALSO. FRENCH BURR MILL oN rs,
Of all sizes manufactured al The Massachu'
se,is state Prison.
Mafch 9 .lhit. mls hnlOs-lf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
CLEAR TAE,TRlcK, WE ARE
GINNING"

VNih Subsonief would give notice 10 las
4 rsifoas ihA, he sili keeps open shop one
door south OF HODGES store, where having
received Tie Ne~-ln'k report. 81 FASHIONS.
lac IL prepared 70 make rsrmes,s IN the u,ss,
fashionable and approved slyle ana al prices
to correspond with the tmns. An kinds al
psodsce iaken 10 Psynens lot work, cash noi
Refused.
Culung attended 10 a. usual
IL. W. LIBBY.
Roland Oct. -, 1874 s3M
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
PAPER HANGINGS!!
THIS DAY EsECEHVED

TgyTIE subscriber has this dav opened the
| largest assortment OF PAPER HANG
JNGS that can be found in The County, there
is upwards of 500 pieces and 35 different
patterns, and the prices of some of The finer
qualities of paper are much reduced. Please
to give me call if you wish to buy tine
BEST Of paper at very low prices.
w. f.. C. STODDARD.
FINLAND Oct OF 1914
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
HISTORICAL, TisEOLOGI.
CAL, BIOGRAPHICAL,
and Miscc lla0cOus
BOOKS.

A Large lot Of books are now Offered on
the most favorable terms at the Rutland
bookstore, by w, T.. e. SrODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
Health preferred 10 Wealth

DR. PHELPS Tomato Pills, the invalu-
~ able ard popular Family Medicine, is
now put in boxes at twenty-five cents, that it
may be presented within the means of all who
need this valuable remedy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

This is TO informl he public that all genuine
medicine has on the side of the boxes,
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-08

t..1 iso.irr. q bsisE Sstssfars - al
-. - IA Frs6Oa gas lnneeehl. taa
!, .,.,-sa 80 sal,rd GER zeal - ere
aas,sAs hsd a. snssrd Inls ne -
i.p.-s<si-n. And sBPPo.e AT near ha,l
hs inhab.tsas hsd d this l.als shssssd %
ISIS.
Thi. slssn imneeislrly 80 saasesd a
mosi every man. uemsa snd sh "a. shsl
~ day llghi. aexlaoralRe sans hundseds
sens ssssabl~d near ne losn. shseh
asaher. n sn hour o. too. Increased "a
Odds d sessn hsndred srmsd msn; many
81 ~ho@ bad lfsssled ioriy ed milss On
fooi. sons bare loalrJ and s..me (al iessl
ons) had travelled thirty milts win his
shoes sl,p shod; hai nc most part .frr
an horse bah. Tie Whole ~ss scia.L q
By shat tie wefld calls The spirit Of en-
thnsIssm. fsr isls q myself 80 sooa - !
eame ihto the company l. cached every
mar, good or bad, a. Saul smong he
praPhess. A man under the operstioR
Il this spirR. ! an esrt.in. can DO and
aadssso double what ne esa ~ another
line. Il Is prOdiglousIy dangsrous 10
raise ths spirit II 70 10 nothing but nsln-
raj. 80 some imagine; but believed IL
was q sosk 81 Providence. and therefore
feared no evil.
The Gosernof's SeeIetary met this
company IN sight Of the town: but have
10 observe. 6r.I. that both The prisoners
had given bail. aud bad NE, lhis company
very early; ios ne supposed The ofieess
had cot some ~ord Of ,heir beng On tie
road. 80 some eompsnss took np long
before day. near the toan.--ot else The
prisoners wopld. we suppose. have been
sent 10 Newbern, 200 niles. This would
have been hard solk. Cor The iohsb,lants
on the EAST eide Of The town. xho we're al
50 assembled in companies. laying 10 wait
10 rescue The prisoners smong ihhabnsnis
who bad DOT inlsrueddlsd beiore. The
Secretary read the proclamation. and DELI
rerrd verbal message, which he said he
lad from The Governor. That a they
should assemble While he was NJ, 20 tell
ihem u they would pelit on the Governor,
be would proitei and redress them against
any unl.uiLl txio,imns. or 0ppres.lans
81 any officer Or officers IN the county;
provided they would dispesse and 90
home.
sooner was The word SPOKE, bot the
whvle multitude, as wiih one s0iee, erred
out. Agreed; that il sll We ~sn,. libsr.
~ 10 make our grievances known.
To be Continued.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-08
Foaft Hill, Dee. n. rs.

Foan Hill, Dec. 81, 1898.
GESrLEaES:-I herewith enclose you,
as the organ Of those who have nonlina-
ted me for the Presidency in this STATE,
subject 10 convention fairly constituted.
an Address 20 my political friends and
supporters, assigning my reasons for not
permitting my name 10 90 before The
Proposed Convention 10 be held in Ral-
tlnOre IN May next transmit tito you,
because | deem il respectful and proper
u make il known to those to whom il is
addressed, through you, and in order 10
afford you an opportunity to take such
measures in relation to il, as you may
deem proper, If indeed, you should deem
any necessary. All | have to request is.
that its publication should not be unneces-
sarily delayed. ~ e.~
With great respect, I am. &c. &c.
(Signed.) ]. e. CALHOUN.
Hon. Jacob Bond ION a.@
and other members Of the Committee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-08
The Address of Mr.. Calhoun TO INF,
Political Friends and support.
erS. 81.

The Address of MIR. Calhoun 10 INF,
Political Friends and support.
efs. -
have left il to You, my friends ant
supporters. through whose favorable esti
mate Of my qualifications, my name ha:
been presented TO The people Of The Uni
ted states for the Office of Chief Magis.
trale, To conduct the canvass on such
principles, and in such manner, as you
might think best. But. in SO doing,
did not wave my right to determine. on
my individual responsibility, wha, course
my duty might compel me to pursue al
timatrly, nor have ! been an inalteniive
observer Of The canvass and the course
you have taken.
1t affords me pleasure TO be enabled to
say. that on all leading questions. grow
ing out Of The canvass, heartily concur
red with yon, in The grounds You took,
and especially in those relating to the
mode iD which the Delegates 10 the pro-
posed Convention 10 be held at Baltimore
should be appointed, and how they should
vote. You have, in my opinion, conclu-
sively shown, that they should be APP
pointed by Districts and vote per capita;
but your reasons, as cOnclusipe as they
are, have proved in vain. Already New
York and some other states have appoin-
ted delegates en- masse by State Conyen-
tions, and one State tVirginia) has resol-
we'd that the votes Of her Delegates should
be settled By the majority, and be counted
per cdpiid. Their course would necessaIi-
y override that which you have so ably
supported, should you 60 into Convention,
ahd would leave you no alternative, but 10
yield yours andadopt theirs, however much
Tou may be opposed to il on principle, or
Q meet them on the most unequal terms.
rth divided, against united and concen-
rated forces.
The question then is, what course, UNI
Ter such circumstances, should be adop-
ed! And tina question, you will be COM
'elled speedily TO decide. The near ap-
roach OF the time for meeting OF the pro-
'osed Conseniion will not admit of much
onger delay. But as your course may
epend ~ some degree on that which /
ave decided 20 take, Tdeem il due 10 the
eiation snbsisting betteen us, to make
'ine known to you Without further de-
~.
], then, after the most careful and de-
oerats survey the whole ground, have
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fir fotboIifde Sinrer. Msbrere anesrs edu.
fer rul,rpe tefbdoiSt. S
fJf,,c nor 0I(tp mn mono Ov>efti ..

Ter IOufoe peIUdot9t.
(Aus per 9llts uab nsns 1Bslt.)
Opnnerstas, ben g., Mlcrssns, rubia
- Cine portbei!bafte lfmltimmnns cer men:
SC, Die tcinc 9beiInebmsr ,paren, bate ttatts
sefuupen. gs fbien auf cinnal ben >eutsn
flar aerporben gu isill, al neltten Ubsrumo
piefe Sfaebsiebisteit 9efibrt bate. 4uf siaen
4ufrnf bes Wlapors perlammeltsn lteb aesen
10 llbr Wcr9ens mebr ais 10000 relpeftab;
le Shrser jebes 4lters nub Stanbes, jsber
gonfefGon unp Htfammuna i'm @tatsbauss
sarten uno tefblcneM, nabpem fte BON duberft
aebtbaren Mimnern tsiocr partsien, Den
5erren 5oraee Siilep, . Sans, =. W1. Neao
uno So1ab Nanoal anscrcoet ipprpen ,paren,
einitimmis, fteb jepem erneuten Derlutbr, bic
Nube 5u it6ren oas giaentbum unp $eten ;n
ssfabrpsu, auf oas Sraftisite ,u ,pioerjsecn.
@escn Q llbr Slaebmittass Ueriammeltcn
lteb Die Burger iii ben Quartisren ibrrr Qfarp
3iemlieb ;ahlreieb, uno teibIodem gum Shut
js Der Gslese, uno 5ur Nufrstbtbaltuns Der
Orpnuns, Iteb 4tsnOs INN 6 llbr wiercr su
pcrlammslu, i(eb panm Su bcmafncn, unc, ilns
ter rem Ssfsble lrlbt seipdblter Dftlilsre, bic
Oerfn9un9en pes Diapprs uuo Der Seb6roen
3n er,parten. ... .H..,.,...
Ser &eneral Dlajor Patterlon bate ins
spil6en lsin 5auptquartier in bem lferen @ss
tdube Der frilberen Siraro Sanf aufselebIas
gen, polelbtt nun mebrs W1ilitdrsg gcmpasnis
en-, ia Io9ar 100 wobltcpafuete W1atrolen
Der 0ampf;reaatte prinestpn in Ssreif6aft
faubsn. Dis utrissu gcmpaaniem, 70 ,pie jes
ne, welebe BON anbern pldsen berbeisilten,
batten ,pieoer bic 3usanss 5u ps,l psriebieos.
nen Sirhen unp, gum Arlenale bsfeBt.
Der SouHern6r, ber 9rsen Wiittaa in Der
Staot ansrfcmmsn mar, bate psu gipils uno
O1Ilitdr=Seb6rcen erIantnib seseben ete
9cDaIt an3umenpen, nm oem Sumulte enrs
lid ein @npe Su MAIDEN. 90 picl mts he:
tannt, maren aud aac Sreiwilliae feit snt:
IbIcGeE, sesen Nubslttrer, ,per INNER lls leln
mtttttn, nit icbrnuusslcIr Strense sn pers
fabren.
Ser Staatssslnpat srfldrte Dem Stbsritf,
oaB ibm Die &eIese aeitattcn. i'm Sale ciner
gmsuts, bic Msnlhcnlsten ppsr giaentbum
aefabreet seacn 8uhtf6rer mir ssasn 8au;
bcr Al pcrfabrsn.
9es Hbenbs naeb lIbr fparcn weniaitsne
1000 Snrscr in een periebierenen Dares nrr
Start tc,pafnc., nnr Der Befble Der 8sbbr
bcn aeipdrtis.
2llle bicIe prterminirten Wa6re9eln battsn
anf Die Nubeft6rer bcreits ben aswinItbtem
gfett semaebt. IN tsiner Stellc felsn wdb
renb pee Htsnos uuO i'm $aufe osr Slabt Sin
beIt6runaen Dor. Sc trab enoli6 Der Wlcrs
gen bes l0ten an.
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Scrbciratbet.

-purh ben ebrw. 5rn. u. s. German, am
4. WlaL 6err Scbn 5ofinan init Wlib Cara
wcItlep, beips bon NobeIcn.
-am S. N1ai, 6err 9Billiam 81. &lein bon
bier. NIT W1i6 Narp 4nn Sebdfer y. Nobe1.
-burtb Den gbrw. 5rn. Saeob Dliaer, an
2tsm 5err WilbsIm 6ornberscr bon bier,
nit D1lB gliabetb Strobcter Don gnmru.
-bureb ben gbr,p. 5rn. Siaae N6lIer, am %
fen Irril, 6err Oapib wetpnsr NIT O1l6
Wlarsaretba 8inrer, tcioe BON &ofanb.
-oureb pcn gbrp. 5rn. 9. Eoblsr, unldnsft
6trr @amusl Sesslp nit M1i6 5arriette
Stbeirp, beioe bon Union.
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DnINAP OIhOPD1NRo
FIR SaarNeIb. ..
On1llt GnlOscturtOt,

Ssbisnt ib oeier @elsssnbsit feinsn bisbsris
gen @tnnsrn uno Srsunosn, fotpis osm 9sebrs
ten pubIifum ibsrbaut anSuSsissn,sas sr isinsn
&(eioer uno erfdteoenbeits- Stobr
siniss sbirsn psitsr bsruntsr psrlsst bat, unb
eerielbs 1T nun cine sbir wsiflitb BON benz
Birtbsbaufs gum "psnnipl iplpanfebsn Bauer"
i'm wsiflicbsn Marfts8ersf, tpo man Artifel
jecer Qrt faufsn fam, iti es mas es mill, pom
Skinifsn Bis sum @rostsn Die Baarsn bic
CT gum Serfauf anbistst fino ale auf 9fuftics
tcnen in philadelphia ssfauft unb fSnnsn ba'
bsr meblfsiler psrfauft wsrben, mic iie ir9snbs
100 perferti9t tpsrbsn f6nnen.
Gr bat Defenders inmsr porrdtbia Eifens
waarer Trofenpaaren, sinise 5pesereis
en-, fsrtsssmabte Rleiosr, Sausseratb.
fbaftcn aus slpsiter !oanb, uno Jutpelier.
paaren. s(ub bat er Kappen jtesr Nrt ju
febr nisbrigsn Drsfen. Raufuifi9e iinb sins
ssIaesn anSurufn nne mtssn zines sutsnSdrs
gems psrIitbert fein. .. IRE.
Geaens, April l6. . b..
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ST q + b.

-am q. Ipril, in Iltanp saunIhip, am
SrnltsaIenfleter, pbiIpp 8auieber, i'm 4ls
ter bon 8S e5abrcn uno aaa.-Der SerItor
bene binterlieb 5 &inoer, 3S gnfsl uuo 7
ltrenfel. uno ein ScIoat Der Stepoution.
am ften Wai, in Walbinstcn saunIebip,
I6sinridb Suf, i'm 44iten >cbenejabre
-am stem Wlai, in Wlaoeneriet 9aunlhip,
Siaae Ipeams, fen i'm Ilter bon IS Sabrsn.
am est. April, in bicfcr Staot, Nsbeda
8rob, Satin bon Saeob Grob, i'm 2Sten
Sabre ibres 2llters.
-am 97. Ipri', in tielsr Staot, W1arp runs
man, i'm 67tten Sabre ibres Alters.
- ant l. O1alt in Niehmono 9auuIbip, Ma:
ria gliiabctb, lBitt,pe bon Saeob $elebsr,
i'm 74ttsn Sabre ihres alters.
am Wlai, III Sustaun, Inua maria,
9odter BON Gam. eksr, i'm 10. $ebsnejabre.
am 1item O1ai, in DIaratonnp SamIhip,
Spbn Sietsr, i'm 90. &ebsnsjabre
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| 8erba MISUNDERSTANDING s.
| lf6reibers. Sin Seamter oes 8er.
Staaten Genates bat oen 6rn. @m. 9.
Soees, 9erausoeber Der "Gpenine poft"
perbaftet. ,peil CT ouf cine unerlaubte gSci=
ie cine Gopie oes Seras 8ertraes an
| iib eebrabt bat. Der Ssamte reiste nit
leinem @efaneenen am Wittpob nab
8aibineton. ..g''.".'.."I -
aitroa bsu n nelid. Sdnf We.
len unterbalb 6apre De 8raee ffieben am
Samffa9 Ibeno, 9eeen 9 ubr, 2 3Gee
pahaoiere: &ars auf einanoer, woourb
Sobn Huhel BON @ilmin9ton auoenblid
lieb 9etOotet nno peribieoene anoere idner
beibdoi9t wuroen. Deles 3uiammen
itoben ecibab swiiben Dem SSaeen5uo
oer Soiton um 7 llbr uno Dem oer I'm 4
ubr philadelphia perldbt. Sian nobm
nibt eber wabr, oab beioe 3G9e 9eeen eins
anoer rannten, biz 6ulfe num6olib mar.
Bm. s.. Cooper BON Geaoino. erbielt
mebrere @unoen auf Dem GGden uno
ionltieen Sbeilen ieines &orpers. Gin
Geienoer pon Sbio 6erbrab oas Sein,
uno smei anoere. BON Sermont uno Neu.
Yorf. fno iebr beibdoiet, auberbem er'
bielten Webrere eerln9c Serlesuneen.
.f ".. H.. Winerpa.
Serrlibe @erebtiefeit. -
Oas Grimnoloeribt in Qlabua Gauntp,
Sa.. bdlt eeeenwdrti9 feline Sieuneen.
Sin oe,pi1er SSm. g. 6arris mar Dor
rieicr Gourt oes Moroe6 aneetlaot, fbul
Dig oefunoen uno gu einen Sag @efdne
nip perurtbeilt noroen. Ser "SrOpieal"
bemerft rebt lbon, oab Elm folder Sprub
fein eutes eibt auf Die Ge6tspaeae Der
&cr. Staaten mirft ano Dem 9anoe bios
sum or0Bteu NodDtbeil 9eretben miro.
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Die Satrs3eit if ba!
Sart's GarmiitntiD Otirtilr,

Sir &inosr bic tsbaftst finb init ber Somnwrs
&ranebeit, Binb, Ba1trbriden, 0iubr unb
anbsrn qeiben Die aus oem Ma9sn ebsr @in9es
psieen entfsbsn.
gs iff cine gang fitbsrs @sbisin, auf ridtise
msoisniftbe &runbidse funbirt, unb sr,psif't
itd| ais fbneass SeuIfsmittel fir &nosr fOwobt
als @rwobisns, in ben Dbiscn qsbsn uno ans
bern qsibsn bic bon Inbdufun9 iblsr Sdfts in
Den Wa9sn srwabfsnsr Yeriensn sntifsben.
@sni9e sbsel6ffsl pca beiprfsn 9sw6bnlib
9lsib Qinoeruns. At
Yrsparirt bon Samuel G. Cart, Npctbes
fer in Ybilabepbia, uno gum 8erfauf su Dem
febr scrin9en preils BON lsa Sent bic Slas.
fbe, bel Dem llnteribrisbsnen. .'...'.".
George 6eb,
Sufs unb Sebreibmatsrialisnscdnol
9to. 81, 2Eeit YsRnifrase.
&eaSin9, 9(prlI %. AM.
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Der Ssrtbt ibsr Die Ssrfs @auntp Sanf
uno Elm furssefastsr Ssribt BON Den rublOi.n
uno blutissn Nuftrittsn in philadelphia, nsbs
men bsuts osn sr6stsn She'll unferss SlattsS
auf; bsios fpnntsn absr nidt rpobl psrlbobsn
Wsrosn, rpssbaIb roIitiits srtifsl uno anosre
Hsuiafeitsn bafir suridifeben mustsn.
Grtrumfen. .-9criss Bcbr mabrfteins
lid am Montas Ibsnb, srtranf i'm Der Sbus
plfia, nabs bei bislsr Gtaot 8 Ofspb & a f.
fer pcn bier, unb feline Qsid,e rpurbs erlf am
Dcnnsrifas Macrssn obsrbalb Der qonsseilano
@blsufs ssfunben. Wan vsrmutbet bas sr in
bstrunfsnsm 3uifanbe in's 0BaiIsr ssfallsn
isi. gr mar As Sabr alt uno binterllss cine
sabrsbs Sa,nlie. r..a .a.4 va 81.
Dirainier watl.-De Seribte fino alls
sinsefommen unb eas Mefultat 1T, bas bic oss
mofratfben Bbiss in Der 8siss9sbun9 bel
psrsintsr 9timms 2 Wtsbrbeit babsm moourb
bic 1Babl zines Ser, GtaatsnsSenatcrs 9slis
dsrt 1T. Die qpfOS linpuntr6iflib earIbsr.
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0r,pG bier 3cttel /:

Senaforlal.
Gbcfer Butler, BON qujsrns.
Uepnieno gaines, bon gbsifsr.
&eprsientatip. ...
l Sofspb @. @larfionl3 (osnrp 9rinfsr,
2 Scbn y. wetbsril,l4 SameS Ycqof,
3 Scbn 8. Tinlfsel, Is Srlerib 9Satts,
A Scbn e. qittsu, 16 Daniel SO. Smpisr
S @leo;erS W'9owelll7 Sames Matbsrs,
benjamin Trif, 1s 9noreas 8. OaIe,
7 Siaae 9S. Sanlssr,l9 Dan. -Waibabau9t
8 9Silliam 6isifer 20 Sobn 9. @ow, W
9 Sobn g. Soieffsr, 21 9(nbr. gS. QcomiS,
10 Sebn &illin9er, % Sames SO. Yerper,
IL 9tlsr. Y. Srcnn, 90 0BiIiam 9f. Srsns,
IL Sonatb. S.Sloeum,24 Senj. Sartsbcrni
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Gamntp Ssplfs Neriantml,,ua

9lm ndbiten 27fen Wai, ala am pfnsifs
Wontase, Tcrmittass 10 llbr mirb, sinsm
fribsrn Ssfbluft 9smds, eine aa9emsins@
tpsWtestin9 ifattfnbsn, al bsm (oauis BON Das
MEL y. Barnet, in M oataun, Maiosnfrief
Saunfbp, um 9crbsreitun9sn su trsffsn bins
iibtIib oerjenssn Nsmter bic oas Gclf bon
Ssrfs Sauntp Bel ndblfsr aa9enleinsn @abl
Su psresbsn bat. Die GolfSs9smofratsn aus
Der sanSn Gauntp iinb eriubt ib 3ablreb
sinSufncen, incem fir oas QScbl Der gauntp
70 we AUDI fir wabre bsmofratiibs &runbidt.
fdss bcbif ,uibtss @srbanblun9sn porfoms
men lperSen. Die febenoe Committee.
Otat IA. 1874. Esgtt..f.
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NeltatGfe 4naeiae,

3ufoIsc einss, in feinsr lcstjdbri9sn VsriaHl'
lung ab9sfasten SsfblulTss, bat fib bas "osuts
fbs span9elilb lutbsriibe Wlnlifsrlum BON
Ysillplpanisn uno ben bsnabbarten Staatsn,"
am srinitats Ssifs, ben ndtbifen 2. Suni Il.
Ycttstaun in Oaontscrnsrp Sauntp, sur Ssrs
ritbtuns fsiner Gsfbafts, Su Seriammeln. Die
@eoer osfIsbsn, uno Nlle, Die sS anbslan9tbss
lsbsn fib nab eeer Anjei9e ;u ribtsn.
I. 40. Reiebert CDR. eeS Miniitsr'S,
gsrmantaun, @pril %. 1S44. '....
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1n Die freien uno unabbangigen er=
wabIer pon Serfs Gaunty:
Trsunee unb Wtitblrssr! s. 81 a.s.aI
lbs g Snoem id oft unb rpisbsrbolt
aufasmuntsrt worosn bin, burb cine sro6e 2lns
sabl msinsr Sreunbe, bin ib peranlabt MIDI
gub anjubistsn als elm Sancibat fir bas
ra 9 beriTs= II TIT t,
BEL Der berannabsnben WabL uno eriube @ub
baber aebtunaspc0 um Cure gtimmen unb
llntsritisun9. (Da ib rpdbreno bee 9ssenwdr>
tisen ssrnins als llntersSberff sepirft bas
BE- Din ib INIT ben Yfibten pertraut 9sruOr.
bsn Die NIT benz Nmte perbunbsn fino.) llno
fcatst Sbr MIDI NIT elmer Mebrbsit @ursr
Stiillsn bsebrsn 70 mill itb psrfprebsn cab bic
pflibtsn tss srfa9tsn 4mtss unparteiifb uno
;u @ursr pollen Sufrisbsnbeit erfilt meroen
foaen. St perblsibe NIT sebitbrsnoer Ibtun9
Cur Sreunb unc erssbsnsr Sisner,
Jobn 9. Sebr6oer.
&eabin9, Weai IA 1914. b14.
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q y . t } { fel
"&plneltem 0Dipen."

Die Npctbsfe uno 9ru9:Stobr, Wslbs fris
bsr In Der Oifspsnnifrass, naBs 9annsbausr's 8
9S'rtbsbaufe 9sbaltsn wuros, iif nab Der Glib
5tsn Strass j'piihsn jprn. 0Sslbp's uno bsm
Wanltens5aus j6ctel psrle9t mcrssn. Nue
Wtsoljlnen peresn bort untsr Der Nuflibt unb
gsltun9 css
Sr. Ierbindmb 2Gipen
prepar'rt, SsKn psrftnlite @s9sn,part une
9enife 9eltbert ,pcrben uno Der ale feline 3eit
Dem etabfitment wibmsn mirb. Wtan wro
Feline W'hbe fparen aa9emeins Sefrisoi9un9 ut
9sbsn unb fo,pcbI dtbte alS frifbe MsSisinen
5u llefsrn, fur Nae bic bas @tablifftmsnt init
'hrtm 3uiprube beebrsn r6sen.
NerSte pom aanps unb bas publfum iinb
sln9slaeen ben Scrratb ~ untsr fuden, pa ale
bsnifhen prparats pon Or. qowsn ssmabt
uno perllbert msrosn.
9. .. Der bsribmte 81 rtraet pen1Dilos
firteben, Der fib 70 erfclsrsid fir aas qun>
9snfranfbeiten srrpisien, if pie ssm6bnlib bort
rein uoo unperfdIfbt ;u babsn.-@benfaaS bic
PULVIS MIRABILlS,
Elm bewdbrtes ceilmittsl fir Setter, Serofula
,e. &c. - @bsnfaus cine unfcblbare Sur fir
bic peils.
Msoeins, Mai IA. b..
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@las> uno 2ueens@ qBaarsn.

Gin arofes NGortement BON Queensrpaas
rem jutt srbalten am Stobr BON = ob bn U lls
a aier. gbenfaus sill pafet baatnwolleae
Nssenf6irme Ctmbrellas) unp siaiae Dnt'
ssnp para1cls, lebr rpchlfeil. saI-ps7f.
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Cine anoere Got Seutel Sub.
SUIT srbaltsn cine anbsre qett 8eutIsSud)z
alt uno neu 2tnfer, gfe Der 3tsn unb Ysnn,
itrass Sbilb Der flbernsn &ussi ober pom
Yfus unb @99e. III cr.
s15 .u,. =. Soft uno Srueer. e
Geabing, 2pril l6. ..a,.,f.{1 5,g.
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Jteue, mDoi9e uno pDblfeiIe
- 6utma6erei!
" XbiQip SSam,mer,

6utmaber madt bisrmit ben Slrsern bon
Neaoing uno Der llm9eseno bsfannt, oas ct iid,
in Geabin9 neu etabiirt bat uno isin etsIbaft
in alien ba;u 9sbtrntsn Stpeiesn betreibt.-
Ssins Berfifdtts 1T in Der Glib 4ten Strass,
nabe Bel Seas' IoclibOfe, mo man fcrtpdbrsab
fnosn wiro einen 9robsn Sorratb pcn
ScapH t7utria, GATOR RufGfeben, nups
peo uno ponenen Suten,
bon allen Wcosn unc 8Ormsn. @r wiro iid)
aufS Ssife bemiben purb quite 2(rbsit uno oil.
i9e Yrsiis bic 8unit bsr Sunoen ;u Se,pinnsn,
Die iDm NIT ibrsm Suiprubs bsebren m6ssu
uno label 9tae b6fliblf sin anjurutsn uno iei'
nen 8orratb ju bslibt9sn.
SeifslIun9sn msrosn banfbar an9encmmsn
unb fdnea unb piinftlib bsfor9t o..
Gsabing, Mai ID. IS.