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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
The Emblems Of Party-the Cock
and the Coon.

ana the Coon.
The coon is an animal filthy in its habits, and
no use can be made of it until after it is dead
Its skin the only valuable part of the animal, is
sent from the United States to Russia, and sold
to that government to be used as clothing for the
Russian standing army.
1t is providing, cowardly, petty thief, skulk-
ing by day and committing petty larceny by
night, and is the terror of old women because of
midnight depredations among hen-roosts. Such
is the animal the federal party has chosen as
embematic Of their principles, and they have
chosen well. .si
To the democracy, the wings have assigned
the chicken-cock, as an emblem of our princi-
nles. At the earliest peep of dawn, the clear,
loud notes of Chapman is heard ringing for its
Joy that light is about to oyerspread the earth.
AT early eve, being no friend to darkness, it re-
tires with tie sun to rest. 1t skulks from no
danger, and reality does battle in defence of its
privileges. 1t is no thief, and certainly not a
coward, for it would crow forth a defiance to the
assembling world. There is nothing mean or
skulking n its nature. Is 3sa 5At Y
s At the battle of Lake Champlain, when the
British and American fleets were enveloped in
the smoke OF battle, q cannon bali knocked to
pieces ch;cken-ccop cn One Of the American
his escape from bondage, immediately few upon
one of the masts and at every interval between
the roaring of the cannon, the gallant cock
crowed forth his notes of defiance and of victory.
As soon as this was perceived, the sailors greeted
the noble Chapman with cheers, and though the
bullets flew thick and fast around him, still, in
the carnage of that dreadful battle, the gallant
bird kept its post until our tars triumphed.
Thus il will be seen that in giving the chick
en-cock to the democracy and taking the coon
as an emblem to themselves, the federal party
-, -. - h..,,oof .parfal They hav
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
IOWA HOUSE.

Steamboat Landing, Bloomington, loca
ME undersigned, late Of the Burlington
1 House, respectfully announces to the
citizens of the town aud county, as we'll as
the travelling com m unity, ,.st 10 has taken
IOWA HOUSE, totmerly occupied BY
Ms farroi;, fitted il up in comfortable mau
.isr, aud hopes5 BY unrrmitted eyertions, and
.ssidaous attention, TO meritpubic patronage
The House is situated close to the landing. in
tae business part Of the town, so gentlemen
wish ng to take the river from this place, are
sure Of having an opportunity. of giving BY sf1r
first boat.
His TABLE shall at all times be supplied
with the best the country affords, the BAR
wi,h the choicest Wines and Liquors, and his
STABLE well prov:;:ed with grain, with care.
full and attentive Ostler..
From his long experience, and determi ma
ton to spare no pains 10 render his guests COM
Portable, he haiters himself that he will be
able 10 give entire satisfaction to all who NAV
favor him with their patronage.
WILLIAM FRYE
Bloomington June l3, 1871.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
Glassware.

uST received. glass tumhlers Of all kinds
- quart and psa, decanters, pint TASKS, sal,
cellars, cruetts, malasses cans l-2 aud - ca,
Ion Jars, com lanterns. glass saucers, roa nd
dishes, ca'eng do, glass plates. cream pitch
efs, sugar bowls, wine gis ss,s, jelleis, ink
stands, glass knobs OF oil siaes, aud srea,
many ai'irl,s too tedious TO mention, all o.
Which will be sold low for cash, hy
WV. GARRETT,
apr 90 III sign Of the Great Western.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

Diybu was riding the other day with his friend
Or. DIosrsv. The Doctor began a story, and
Digby after listening patiently for couple Of
miles, and perceiving no signs Of conclusion,
said: sDoctor, the man who told you that story
omitted one .thing.o II And pray what is it9' in
qdired the Doctor. SWhy, sir,o said Digby,
che forgot To tell you the end on't-" The wor-
thy doctor gave the reins ajerk and was silent.
l IS lasEys Boslos Post.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

SIxGuLAn CAUSE OF SUlclnr.A man
III New York. short tine since, commit
ted suicide BY cutting his throat, because
he had proved unsuccessful in an attempt to
collect money due him! Should such =
mama break ont among PRIMERS ssthe
ding would BE- explainsl,a ,fss folks Gay
.out West. s4tsad rs, yl.s,t,f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

Quick are fond women's sights ard clear their
powers,
They live in moments years, an age in hours;
Through every movement of the heart they run
In a brief period with courser's speed.
And mark, decide, reject; but if indeed
They smile on us-oh! as the eternal sun
Forms and Eliminates all to which this earth,
fmpregnate by his glance, has given birth,
Even SO the smile Of woman stamps our fates,
And consccrates the love it first creates.
Barry Corn,rall.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

IoHN ). DAVID. General Forwarding and
~ Commission Merchant, Dealer in Groce erie.
Dry Goods. Produce, &c. &c. on Water, between
" Washington anu Ccianihia Streets, Burlington
Iowa. fhxrSh 10. 1912
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

MOUNT PLEASANT, HENRY COUNTY, IOWA.
fIMiE proprietor having furnished RI. house
equal to any N the Territory is prepared TO
acconaadst ary number OF persons in the mos,
scoep;ahie manner. 10 soliciting the patronage
OF tae public. the undersigned would take this &C
CASTOR 10 tends his thanks to all who have hereto.
fore favored hi.u with CALI
May Is, isl3-y. T. C.. TIFFANY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
EXCHANGE

I'm the Eastern Cities, ST. Louis and New
~ Orleans. Tor sale by
Nsv. 4,'i3. Flo PEAsLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
school Rocks.

assortment Of School Books. Blank
~ Books, Writing Paper, Quilts, lax
States, Nc. loct 90 ] 5 DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Inv,
IA Office on the corner Of Wasb;n.tc. and
Main streets. darlington, Iewa. ;sI ~
D,c IL, i3lS-tf~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
fTERMs:::;:::::$2 90 IN ADVANCE.
Indian Sloicisnse.

Scarcely two hours had elapsed, when
single hcrseman was seen riding towards
them; IN whom, as he drew ncar, they had
some difficulty IN recognizing RsRinald;
or his dress was soilcd, his countenancc
haggard and horror stricken, while shu.
ioaming sides and ~ isle-diL.is,l nostril OF
Nekimi showed that he had been ri,linr
with frantic and furieus speed. An madu
way for him; iandhc spoke 10 norelta,,illso
drew his bride byAthc side q War-Esclc,
and bcckoncd 10 him ami to Hhpsiss ID
come aside. Fot Id snomeft he lockcd u
the ioimcr in silence, with an eve ~
troubled that the guide fsrcd tLat soma
dreadful accident fM unsettled III yosssr
master mind, but that fear was al,ncst im-
medmteiy relieved by Reginald, who, IA
king his iiicnes h~nd, ~ad to him, III =
voice almost inai,culatc from Suppressed
emotion, II bling you, Waf.Erglas drca.l-
fal--s'rca fal n, VS.. =
"War-Eaglc knows that The sun dos
no, always shine;n was the calm reply.
s'Bla this is darkness" sid Reginald,
shuddcring; ssblack darkness, where
IaS - hSIteT sun nor mCOns nct even
staTs' i @ W FAs n qe %3sps
'is.M My BROTHER" sSid the Indian, drawing
himself proudly to his full height, ssiny
brother speaks without thinking. The
sun shines still, and The stars are bright III
their place. The Great Spirit always
dwells among them; thick cloud may.
hide them from our eyes, but my brcthef
knows they are shining as brightly -
cver.n
The yosmg man hooked with wonder.
and awe upon the lofty coanteasncaa Of
t.isy unta,ght philosopher Of the wilaa-
ness; and he replied, .sWar-Eaglc u Sishe.
The Great Spirit sees All, and whatssef
he does is good! But sometimes The Gun
Of misfortune il 80 full and - bitter, that
man tati hardly drink. il and live. " 49,,
LET Nets speak al and conccsl nolh-
ing, " said tls shieE "Whal lns b. sess
in the villagc?n -. s -. - -.
.srherc /. no village. sid The young
man in an sgony Of grieE The lodges
are toyertltrown; Tamcnund, The, Black
Father, Cli,ipa, are all gone, Wolves
and valtures arc quarrclling ovet The bones
OF unburicl Lenapcrr' NV, II
As Reginald concluded his tragic mar
rative, an attentive observer might have
seen that the muscles and nerves in tho
powerful frame Of tie Indian contracted
for an instent; but no change was visible
on his naughty and commanding brow, a
he stood tciorc Tie l,arcr Of dis dreadful
news a living impcrsonation Of the stern
aid stole philosophy Of his race.-Hos. Ct
.Mu,uy's Proirie Bird.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

N The libel suit between Beach and Day will be
Carried up to the supreme Court ssss Is
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
leoat stores.

MIX Subscribers are prepared IN f.rn,.h IN
- Kinds OF Boat Stores vi the lowest rates. -
rcnage is solicited. rs. n kANns az
march ,, 1874. s->'-' : 40 ' w.
:. ,. All citizens or travellers wi. hing for pas.
s'ge up or down the river by steam boat. bv ieay.
."s 'h.ir names with the subscribers will be mott.
aed at their lodgings on the arrival Of the boat
they require. M T.. R5&co =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

HOUSE. Sign and Fancy Painting.
COATES : HAWKINS, VALLEY street, be-
- tween Main and Water will execute eve.
ry description Of Painting, plain and ornamental,
IN Tie best and most approved style.
apr "a 'it-atf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08
l;Oing e Auction.

GOtMg. to AUcok0ms w
NJ Willis, IN his own amusing why, sfl0wy
up one reason Of attending auction sales y
follows, and inoralizcs also upon the sac
rilegc ,fc posing the treasures Of the sane
t,m, boudoirs, and bedroom 10 the vulgsR
gaze: sr t5asaa aaa @R sAk Hea5Aae
s'One Of the favoritc Spring amasements
Of the people Of New York, is to attend the
auction les at private houses. We heard
Of one honest woman, who, on being rallied
\ GAY or two since at having 50 passed tho
last fortnight. said, La! its 50 amusin, u
see how people lii e. And, truly cnoagls
you may find ONT by this process how every
class FURNISHES, which is a considerable
feature Of living, and il is wonderful with
how little ceremony and reluctance the
household goods are stripped 10 the skiA
and exposed tothc gaze Of public Invited
in by the red ilsg Of an auction! II is pos
sibly d very natural feature Of new cos,n.
Try to have no respect for furniture. But
to our no ion, it comes close after "huucs
thy father and nlother'' 10 honor the chairs
and, tables al which ihcy HsyA eaten and
prayed, counscllcd and blessed, and even
Il Is we're c.,sicr got over-the selling cf
the mere mahogany ind damasR- II thc ~:
ticlcs were removed 10 a shop and disso-
ciatcd from the places where they had b.
come hallowcd. But, tothfow open sacred
by,ldoirs, more sacred bed rooms, breakfast
rooms, bath rooms, in which Gas has been
the clse once or twice lately lovely md
cherished women have lived and loved sd
been .pett,d and secluded and caressed 90
let in ,uig~r and prying cariosity to th On
the damask seats and lounge Oh silken sofas,
and breathe thc air inprcghafcd with per-
fiimc tliat could BERRY tlic holiCsk sec5e:sif
il had teneue---,nd then q stand By whilp
an, auctioncer chaiTcrs and describes eaa
tempts ~ Fplgar appetite y buy! Why,
ii secftss Is us scarce less fragrant and afro
,ciods Than me ride Or Lady GOdiva24dss-
ccraiing d, those who sell ont, md s=pro-
f,n;fx, and GccnSA ~, fhoSa " N 90 - seef
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

uifsNG rern,ansatl, settled in Burlington
sssrs his professional services 10 al those
s&y desire sh-s.
~ srssis. ~
h~iH<taa. Aug. 5ah. i:iS-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-08

tFFf43 ~ 9#Ht ~ 4#FN
Alawycr was plcaling btlitre y Scotch
Judge. ifippening 70 hase 4 Client e.
nlcle defsn er in the action d the name VI
Tickle, he Commenced Lis speech in the
following humorous strain--:...Tickle, my
client and defendant, my lords;' II The and;-
ence amused, With The odditt ~ the speech
were almost thrown into h. Acrikks II
laughter, By il,e Judge rcpllin nTicllc
her yourself lIafryI yov'ute ~ VIII nh
,Gsn. ,FGix Huston, hcrriakpf6 N sslhp-
s;astic whig las abandoned Mr.; Clay. He
made speech 1t Baiikss Ai6ade, New
Orleans, onthe lOth inst. (says The ..
Rcpubican,) and declared Mr. CIAy's
Texas letter .'unsound and ANTE msricHs
i'm is reasoning, AMI charged that he MT
forward his opinions 70 catch abolition yc(cl
/ III Tho morrill, = N '''aS o. ~'''a' 49,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-18

SIN Der 9edbe BON M 4 spctmt Ieate unfSnofE
Gin Snbianer 10 ReeH tt elmer Stunbe inriid.
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uno ba ib iitsrgu9snes Sswsie in neinsr 6as
mile bate, BON ben munberbaun @i9enfbafs
ten Sbrss &sinisunsssSprups BON Sariapas
rila, smpfsBle ib bsnielbsn sewi1snbaft alien
asiosnosn. SBir Dattsn eas lln9lid Spsl bon
unisrn &inSern ju perlisrsm eurb ben IuSs
brutb sitsrnosr Bunesn psldbs ibr ejeiibt &cpl
unb 6als bebe6tsn, cbmob mir eini9e Der 9es
itbiftsifen Isrits su ibrer Ssbanolun9 battsn,
unb ale bsfonnten Otittel probirt battsn,
Smwain'S panaesa NIT ein9sidlciIen cbne
@rfols Gin anosrsS msiner &incsr puroe auf
biefelbs Nrt befaasn, ibr @elibt uno Joals
mar gang bsbsdt; Der NuS1us mar 70 itarf
llnp Die &rantbsit ;u elmer icltDen IcbbG cas
mir auf ibr Qebsn perSibrtsn. Bon Der mum
osrbarsn 2SirFun9sn SbrsS 0eini9un9s SDz
rup6y bon 9arlaparilla bireno, wuroen mir
bewc9en i'm Su probirsn, ais Die lests 3ufubt;
sr wrfts 9lsieb Dem 9ufs; bic @s(bwdre fins
gen fcsIsib an ;u bslsn, wsni9e Sctteln bracbs
ten iis iur p5li9sn @siunhbsit, lpslte lie feits
Dem ununtsbrcbsn osnrFn. Oils Elm &eni9sr
css SIutss, CLAUDE id ltdbsr bat lt ibrsa SIsis
ben nibt.
SpDn MoDsr Sbnsipsr.
0Gallnu6, nabs Der 4ten Strab, Nsaojn9
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Nebn1et SbQ6t!

.sperIcnen Ole anfanam5aus,ubaltrn, wers
ben cine arcbe nnb aQ9smgne Gae.pabl f;useu
bon W1efern unp @absln, SbeefeGelu, gis
fent6pfen inp SsGeln 3ubern Dfannen,
Shaufeln uno 3ansen, 9Daitern, Gpieae(n,
Soeblofsln. $6frlm, 8utterfaGern, p(attsis
zen &c. &c. sllle 2Saaren iperosn au biel nie.
eersrn spreiien, ,pie sew6bnlieb, perfauft.
elnlse oapcn tnb srit Dor Gur3em importirt
uno werben in Der berannabenben Sabrs,eit
ither iocbIfeil pereauft. Stnfet an FIR Sdrs
gems - am 9arttpaarcn uno eiGenitcbr Don
Sranflin t1Ii(ler.
gfe ocr Denns uno stem StraGe.
Neabing, Sanuar 80. 3O7t.
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Widti9e grfinbunS. igE2
g 8ortrefli de.
SIS al 6 nj a { dine.

ltnteribrirbener 1T gum eisentbimer bon
6rn. Stbusert's neulieb srfunpsner patentrs
ter 2Saitmaitbine se,poroen, fir Die eains
ties $eeba, Wcntsomcrp mo Serfs, nnp 1T
Nun am UerfertIsen folder OlaIcbineM an
felner IBertitatt, ali Der Efe Der rDas'
bin9ton uno 7ten Strase, pem altcn
utIhsrefcrmirten StbuIbanlc 9e9enhtcr, IN
Der Staot Neabin9; 100 CT elnen Sorrath
berIelben gum 8rftbtiaen uno Berfanf, auf
5ano balt, III Dem nlebriacn sDretie Dpn q
Sbalern, unr lte icllen Dem &aufer an lrsenp
elnen Ort, innerbalb cer benannten eanntlrs,
ems 6aue aetradt ,perbcn.
OisIe Wlaidine 1T fir lBoblfcilbeit, oSirt
iamteit uno Sollfcmenbeit III jeoer 6lnltebt
pbne NusHabme, ole ar66te grfnbnna III Der
betanMtfn 1Belt.-Ge 1T Die cin5i9e Baiebs
inafctine mntcr Den pielen Sau1 1enocm, Die itbon
probirt woroeu itnb, ,peltbe ais pplltcmmen
erfldrt ,pprpen. 9ieielte ,paItbt cbne 5u rels
ben cpcr 3u bhriten, 5u reibcn ober ab3unl'ts
gen, gu preifen coer 3u brifcn. ... ..
uudb brlebt ite felne Snerfe ab, nnb Urrs
ridtet allc bic fenen Nrteitcn, ais @dnme,
2rufs, Sran,en &c. ;u (dntsruL in ipcnlsrn
Dlinutcn; aueb renlat lte pclltcmmen aIle
86fe, 6empeu, Settheber &c. Don Der 9rots
fen uno Iebmneialtsn Nrt, init wcniaer ais
Dem ,ebnten She'll per Seife, Die auf bic &C:
mtbnliebe QBeile bss 9Balhsns anacwcnpct
prrpen muB Gin Waceben Don l2 Sab
ren Fam mebr in s,pei Stuncrn ipaIhen als
5lpei Beibsperlrnen in einem Sage NIT Der
5anp.
Ser patsnteiantbtmcr, Swr @6uaert
bietct 500 eniser perion Die cinsn 8ehlsr
an Der Olaltbine Seiaen cbcr bcr1elben cine
Scrtc0eruns anbrlnaen fann. 0a ole Sau:
art uno Operation oieIer maItbine enfaeb
1T, 70 beicrst Der eisentbilmer caB prrIc'
nen Derleitet perbsn m6sen oieielbe natb5us
maiden, 3u perfaufen unp Su sctrantben, III
Beeintraebtisuns ieiner 8ettte; er iparnt ba;
Der Seoermann 9ssen bas Serfertisen, Ser.
faufen uup @ebrautben perlelbeh obne Ielne
gn,piaiauna, inbem CT entlhlclitn 1T alle
Scltbe arrddieb gu bclansen, Die ittb anf
ptie QBeiie nit ieinen Stetbten bemitteln IN
bcn gauntes $eeba, Olcnt9pmerp uno Serts,
nno Die pisr5cbn Sabre banern pom ltfen
O1ai l843. = gr tsbdlt ith oas Nebt Dor
fir StapenerIas pbcr Die Strafe BON Dier
abalsrn allie iolebs Su trlanscn, bic cine ein:
s,se WlaItbne Der Art matben, rertanfsn
raer setraucbrn.
-s Jebn EiHcrt.
Sonuor I6. 1914. 30Ol.
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80 e y t 9 c 10 els.

Grtronenoe Sur BON Scrofula poer
Sings llebel, bepirft ourb Sofelep's
Heni9un95 Sprup.
Dies pient 5u teseusen DAP meine Srou
eIiiabetb 5dfer, felt Den lcsrn feds Sab
rem an ben ablbeuliebsn Serpiitunsen bon
SercfuIa, ccsr S6niaeiibel selltten wocureb,
pas 8citcbt 70 anse9riffeu mar pa6 Sbsile
orr STATE Stirn unp Oct cine Safen 5erlt6rt
purpen, nno sroBe $6her IN Den Wlmc ells
9efre0tn paren. Scr leBte dr5nibs Seitano
purce perfctaft uno allie betannte Olltel
DerIucbt, aber bic &rantbcit Ibrltt immcr
pcrwarts n.,par febnea amllcberbanpnebman.
Nlle 6pfnuna bate Inns DeralIcn, ais uns
Oafclep's Neini9un9s Sprup anssratben
wurpe. SD taufte vier cpsr fiuf Sotteln,
weots Die Srantbelt 9dn5lih aus Dem Sptlem
pertreben, 70 oas meme Syau Uclltpmmsne
@ciunpbelt senlebt; ootb bleltt pas @eltebt
burb Die Ser,ptltun9cn Der &ranfbeit ents
felt. gs 1T nun leben Wonat felt Dem bies
Ic 5oeilun9 belplrtt moroe,l, uno itb wartete
his oaber, cainlt mir ther lcln m6ebten bic
&ur lci Uollfomen, unp made cs nun tefannt
oamit anpers >eipsnre ebsnfalls Der Dcbltbat
osfes unIcbastaren Sprups seniebsn m6sea.
Se5cnsts melne llnterlcbrift pen l3tsn Sebr.
Il, .. l840. Jfaof 5dfer glias Sibp.
Del SrisesnSbur9 Ssrts @auntp.
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Neotina, ben 3ten S)1dr,.

ctF"VE0gL VEH olVH IluT5I 1859.
Oies bsjeust oab meme Srau Ons. 9ppm,
beinate I Sabre lang al einem Icrofulolen
IusG6las 9elltten, peleber einem 3etter dbn,
lit mar, llno tiefe $6tber il, ibr @efttbt, 6als
uno slrme einfraB. ee(en beNanoiser Iues
fluff ibre SeIunobeit serit6rtc, 70 ca6 e, oft
cine 3eitlans tettldssris mar, ,pabreno mcI
der 3eit ibrs $eioen febr aro6 ,paren. 9ie
befen Her5te beeienten fte uno allie bctannte
Wlittel ,purpen ansepenoet, init nur scrinaer
sinoeruns ibres ltebels, weldbee jeoesna( nit
bermebrter 86sartisfsit ipieperfsbrte. Oa
mir alle 5oAnuns ibrer @snefuna aufsesebsn,
mar fte beinabe endeblofTen Den Sebrancb al.
lcr Weoisinen aufsuscben ile puroe ispch
psranla6t Dafeley's Reinisunss Syrup
pon 9arfaparilla, su berfuhn Der @r.
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Seritberun9 9e9en S6aoen ooer Serluit f
Dnrcb sSener.
O.,:k.:oS .........,. nL..S
Nreibrief inmermahrenb.
Die 5prin9s6aroen DerGberunaes6es
fellfdbaft pon Dbilaoelpbia,

Die 5prinas6aroen DerGeberunassGcs
fellfbaft Don pbilaoelpbia,
Oiabt SerItebernn9, entweper fir cine
3eitlau9 coer fir lmmerwabrsnb, seseu Yers
LUTTE ppcr Stbaren purb 8euer in Der
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