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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-28

1HE LEXINGTON AFFAIR. Inc foii0Wn
letter published in the Lexington Observer Il
contained within the limits of paper much less
of an advertisement.
PETERS CATHARTlC LOZENGES.
The effect and mode of operation these ozenges re-
semble those of the Pills Like them thew act man he
bases OF the blood and the various parts of The animal
machinery by which II Is prepaed and for all diseases
for which the Pills are recommended The y ,a I
recommended also. There many persons WIN cuu
not, many who will not swallow Pill TO children
especially pills are terrible bugbear. These Lozenpes
may be used by all who have antipathy to uedcns
in the pill form, they only Tree from disoga
able taste but actually very delicious article of confc
tIohary, ana children greedly deyOur them
PETERS PLASTERS.
Among all the inventions of modern ar ancient sim =,
strengthen and invigorate the muscular ana fhrnme
TEN, thera is not one that can compete with PETERS
PLASTER. Every man woman whose ocrnnatior
requires STOPPING posture should wear one for il
strengthens the muscles Of the chest in a mann ,rnl
WONDERFUL III cases OF strains or weakness 1T the bacl
OF IONS IN sprans OF the joints, hard swemgs rheuma
tisn and all kinds of bruises, dslucatons &c tbs
rehsthening qualities of this Plaster will be tund M
vast benefit II stimulates circulation Of the blno
along the external surface of the body and soon etore
by this means the diseased organs which lie neores tb
surface ofbealthy action. In dvspepsn if worn ~ nv
pit of the stomach it will he found of great use in CON
junction with the internal influence exerted by PETERS,
PILLS. W
HARRISON'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT.
For the OF White Swellngs ScrofuIas and otber
nmors Ulcers. Legs, old and fresh wnnnds sprap
and bruises, sweIngs and Inflammation scaId head sore
breasts OF women rheumatic pains, letters ernptions
generally. Ii is likewise greatly superior TO any ned
cine heretofore discovered for the chHed backs and limbs
OF horses tor ringworms, chapped lips and in shor f
every external bodily evil that may fall 10 The Iot
man or beast. Price so cents
AGENTS.
For sale Dho!esaie and retail By NJ d. PHILLIPS Book1
setter, Worcester, By WhOm country agents vii be
supplied al DR. Peters prices
Charles Shepey, fi'chburg T. T. Griggs Grafton; r.
HOwes, N. T. Village; =. Holman d Co.. Cherry Valley
l. Bemis d Co.. Spencer; l.. odGard, Paxton; William,
Howe, Jr., South Brookdeld; A. Newell d. Co West
Brookheldi Sessions ~ Blair, Warren aud Brimfeld
Alvah Hathaway, Barre A. Holman, Bolton: saw or
Northboro'i 9. o. Green} shrewsbury; l.. d. L. Bi9e'
low, Marlboro g. II. Hunt, sudbury; J. hin A. re-
North Brookhedi w. II. Young, Leominsler; parson1
g. Goodnow; Sterling w. Winter, West Boy Isinn.
G Thnrston and W. l.. Thurston, Lancaster; j. Will
man, Westminster; Il. d G. Crehore y Gardner I
Harding Temptation, Hin IL Prouty Oakhain u III
nMllbury John SARGENT Leicesler G. Forbes, Easi
- ~ i9o"" June 49,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-28

FACIS REGARDING The
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
IN DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLD
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEVERs
HAVING been attacked some months with bad
IL Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and Jss Of appe-
tite used virgins Indian Vegetable Pills bur grew
worse, WIN coid sweas al nighti could not sleep aud
believed was in Consumption. / procured Lox o
DR. Smiths sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills, which restored my health within days, and
believe them To he the best remedy ever used.
Cambridge Oct 10, 1914
Extract from "A. G. Pages letter, cattdl
The Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Plus you sem me
sell well and give good satisfaction. They sell better
EXTRACT from Levi Barretrs ietter, datedl
m Cannnn, Me-, Feb. $, 1915.
me Il!" which received OF gu have given such uni
versa satin iacIlon where they have been purchased ana
The sale has been unfit that thought best TO re-
quest on to send me on them immediate
~, &c.
!Evtract from Nm. N. Pack@dsletter, dated
Monson, Mass Jan. o. s15.
or, enclosed Is The payment for the last Pills You
will please send me by Express another lot sny or
dozens they give good satisfaction. have MOI ON laud
one d.. " " "
EXTRACT from Danl Tqt1 & SONS iener, daten
Ann, Iaitsyille, W.. Feb. 6, 1916
our Pills were received few DAYS since and hnve
I'D some of them and also used some ourseIv.s @ud
tnk very favorable OF them. and they are liked by lhose
f D. r. oMl oiGloucester, states that he has sold
all ana wishes doz. boxes more Immediately and ,bev
give snch universal satisfaction that lie has de,ermin ed
to sell no other kind OF Pills.
MIR A. ALLEN, oiPamer Deaot, states g bat he vos
gery thankful that he was appointed agent M his yife
nus Deeh an invalid Tor some time, ana box nj these
rms Immediately cured her also that thew had nerforu
gu ake wonderful cures in the town and was entireIy
OUT ana wanted more mmedately-was ngent ,or ntIsr
Fills but should only recommend these 0'' W. V'"''
lE1trdct from b. Danforth's letter dated1
pto barnard, VT, an IL ls45.
. flease send me Immediately dozen sn,i,h,,. sn,,ar
Ceated Indian Vegetable Pills. those Won sen, or,
faction e'' UNIVERSAL shlls-
me above are only few Of the numerous which
e uay received OF the great popularity ana succes ~
hese truly excellent Pills. They are The best nGcine
Vt lne ABOVE complaint that sold and In sysrv case
.hut lhey nave been tried have given uniyersI
Ioh' ana should be kept family medicine 10 every
one we only ask trial Of them 10 conyinre X os
shSpnc o. tns truth Of these assertions ~ '
ihe directions and treatment nf the diseosaa $500.
phny every box. Price IS cts per box ''' "o"""-
NO" sugar C0ated PtHsn cnn be genu,no ,,,,, -,
s,snatnfe OF the sole inventor, G. BENJAMiN swirm
m. ~. PRESIDENT oithe N. r. College Of Ueaib = man
Olnces devoted exclusively to the sale oftbis d,,n
I'y 6Teenwich 81, NeW York, and Waier 81 Dt '"o'
Agent IN Worcester, JAMES GREEN A. 1 n"''"'
FOR SIZE IN ALL THE pILL1G ES oaJ 1or.,nc
IN NEW ENGLAND STATES 0'u A"""'
n. u. No UaUeiing pedars are aUo,eed 10 80, 49,
March 8.
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RATLsW Az
Manufacturers Articles.

Manufacturers Articles.
S0 SIDES BELT LEATHER.
AOO so do. Picker do.
200 do. Lace do.
"a doZ. Calf and Sheep roller Skins.
200 doz Broad, Satinet, and Cotton Picker,
Together with good assortment of Shuttle Dust Brushes
Harness Irvine, Seine do, Copper Rvets, Glue. Eme
Sand Paper, &c &c
The above named articles will be sold low Ia,
purchased elsewere. c. FO5T Err & CO.
Worcester, May z. 6wisosu
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letter published in the Lexington Observer 4.
contained within the limits of news paper much less
of an advertisement 100
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
n Rare Terdict-The New York

n Rare Terdict-The New York
Globe, remarking on the verdict rem
dered by a coroner's jury in Williams
burgh the other day, viz: that a man
had "died by the visitation Of God in
consequence OF being intoxicated"
gives the following, which it says oc-
Cured some years ago in Rhode ISL
and:
"a man at work on the upper rig
ging Of brig in port, fell from the
main top gallant yard, and struck upon
the rail; from there he fell overheard
and sunk, and his body could not be re-
covered by those on board. A few
days afterwards. the corpse rose to the
surface and drifted ashore, where il
was found by some working men, froze
stiff and hard. They put it into ware
house close by, and when the coroner
went to hold an inquest next morning,
he found it so horribly gnawed by rats,
that scarcely ono half Of it remained
After much elaboration, the jury made
up a verdict in these words: "That
the man fell from the yard, on the rail,
and was killed; that he then fell over
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
O0tniae of The Beouharnois ca

Optniag Of The Beauharnois Ca
nai.-On Saturday the remaining link
in the new chain Of navigation from the
ocean to Lake Erie was opened, and a
steamboat passed through. 1t is known
as the Bcauharnois Canal, and by over
coming the rapids r.om Uoteau de Lac
TO the Cascades, uniting Lake St.
Francis above with Lake st. Louis
below. The canal is eleven miles and
three quarters in length, so feet wide
at bottom, 100 feet wide at the top wa
ter line, and 10 feet deep. II has, in
decd, more the appearance Of small
river than a canal Montreal Herald,
October If.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
POET IL Y.

For the Wisconsin Herald.
THO Grave of Black Fish..A Mingo
Chief.
By ,uneful stream
With branches o'srspread,
Where the moon beams CLEAN
On its shining bed,
There. Black Fish sleeps. That murmuring stream,
With is low, soft music, like some waking dream,
As i,s sparkling water DER the pebble1 bed springs,
Tha, Chietain's requiem, eternally sings
The thistle beard aoats-wild roses wave,
While the song Of the spir, bird, thrills DER his
grave,
And the stiffness of night bushes nature 10 steep
While the dew Bonded flowers DER the dead Chief
tain weep.
The freely fits through the tall shady trees,
And the high waving branches sing their moan
with the breeze,
While the ghost of the red man glides on, through
the gloom
A. lie cricket chirps nightly the old chieftain:
tomb.
Here Black Fish sleeps
By the tuneful wave,
And the willow weeps
Ger his lonely grave.
Patch Grove, 1915.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15
The Great Fossil Shelton exhibited

The Great Fossil Shelton exhibited
by DR.. Koch, and which is called the
remains Of gigantic serpent. is pro-
nounced by the anatomists Of Boston
TO have belonged 10 no serpent, nor
any single animal in any age Of the
world. Although the parts appear to
be mostly real fossils, nothing but their
ingenious arrangement gives the APP
pearance 10 the whole Of skeleton Of
gigantic serpent The Boston Ma
tural History Society will publish in
the next number Of their proceedings
a full account of the process by which
il would seem that this ''Hydrarchos"
has been constructed.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Napoleon and The TWeive apoS
tles.-Napolcon having entered one o
the cities of Italy, The holy father re-
commended to him the relics Of thei
church. 'Sire will you deign to take
our Apostles under your projections?
Your Apostles! are they of wood?
'No Sire 'Of what are they them
'Of silvcr--solid silver cor solid sill
vern replied Napoleon quickly, yes
shall help them to fulfil their mission
it is ordained that they should &c
throughout all the world, and they
SHALL
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Mr.. Israel Ollie, gentleman who
has been for the last four years engag-
ed in investigating the mineral Of Mis-
souri,, has written a letter to the editors
Of the National Intelligencer, in which
he expresses the opinion that it is one
Of the most important mineral regions
on the globe. Its ores are not only
rich but inexhaustible; and extensive
mines Of copper at this moment in pro-
cess of development.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Independent Catholic Chureh.-It
appears from the Cincinnati Gazette,
that the movement in Germany is about
to be followed in Cincinnati, by the es.
Enlistment of an Independent Catho-
lie Church.
We understand there is n movement
in this city to establish an lndepen'
dent Catholic Church, in accordance
with the avowed principles of the Re
formation now in progrcssin Germany
A city German paper contains a cal
for a Pastor Of q new Catholi
Church. 1t is understood that The
subscribers TO this Church are numer
Gus, and the main object of their asso
citation is the establishment Of a Cath
Ollie Church. independent of the Pope
and Bishop.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Henry Homes, Esq-It becomes
our painful duty to announce, to-day,
the death OF that most excellent man,
Henry Homes. He died at his resi-
dence in marlborough, Sunday morn
ing, aged SO years. Mr.. Homes was
the senior partner Of the well known
firm of Homes & Homer.-CBoston
Traveller.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

AT a late Temperance convention in
one of our towns the hotels being some.
what crowded, couple of gentlemen
called at a private dwelling TO get &C
commodation for the night. The man
OF the house coming in soon after they
had departed, inquired ofhis active and
busting helpmate the cause Of so much
unusual preparation and hustle. "Why,
Ia" replied she "don't you think we're
going to have couple OF total absence
aihgntors here to supper, and"-".4i-
HgatorS" exclaimed the old man, "why,
you mean delegates, but no matter,
it magnifes the same meaning you
know"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Missed has Jump.-A capital sto-
ry is told of a DR.. Somebody, resi-
dent in Columbus, Ga.
The Doctor had been TO a cham
payne frolic, and came home late at
night, Gas tight as tick" His wife
had gone to bed, and the Doctor TN
dressed and stood before the fire en- che
mise, enjoying its comfortable warmth.
His wife percciving that he was slight
" "the worse for wear,' called to him,
telling him to come to bed and not fall
into the fire.
"Stop my DEAR" said the Doctor,
who was experiencing that sensation
of universal rotation common after a
debauch-"stop my dear, I'll get in
as soon as The bed gets around here"
Presently he stretched out his arms
to make Jump, but the bed seemed to
whirl by him, and he paused for anoth-
err chance. Again the bed swan round
to him, and he made a tremendous
plunge at it. but found himself in dis
tant corner of the room instead Of on
the feathers.
swell, now, my DEAR" said he, rub
bling his head, "did you ever see any
thing whiz by as quicke Just as lie
try to jump into a rail car nndcr full
headway"
So the Doctor commenced chasing
the bed son all fours," and by dint o
hard "cooning" and a little assistance
from his wife, he eventually succeeded
in getting between the sheets.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

means surely recognized. this child OF
his dishonor, who was then approach
ing manhood; he slew him on the spot
commemorated by the erection of this
cross"
n. P. WILLIS.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

board and was drowned; that he rose
and driite1 ashore, and was frozen to
death; and that he was afterwards put
into a warehouse where the rats eat
him I'D alive!"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

The United States School OF Mid
shipmen, was formally opened at An
napolis on Friday, the 10Th inst
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

1t has been sscertained that there is
a very considerable loss in wheat by
resping when "dead ripe"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-11-15

Perhaps, to tell the truth. her toilet
might have been little more careful;
but her manners were a joyous blend
ing Of nature and art, that would treble
the attraction of most bellies in Eng
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QSi6ti9e 8efanntma6un9.

Ias Oisjsniasn msIebs Seblaudb's $sbsnss
@den; fhcn sebrauht baben, rient snr Slaeb.
riett, oaB Don jest an psie ipirflame II. rpcbl'
tbdtiae, ,Meci5in jcper5eit 5u haben 1T, in Ne'
abina, in Der Drufsrsi pieIrr 3eitnns uno
tsi Rarl QBil1ans in Der 7ten Strabe; in
Subtaun in Der 0ruferei pes 'Seitt ,. 3cit )
in Dtsr Bern tsi Wielebicr Serb, bel J. .Stens
no uno ar g. 5immelberaer's wirtbsbau<
Ie; III Saillbur9 in ber "StnsIpott" 9ru6e
rel in Sulpebcfen,unpeitN Ntbrersbura. bel
Sobn Ssebtel; in mcmelspcrf lei 3. Soft
Birtraucr ; III Ipoamstann, all 5sinrltb
Stauffer's Stobr.-gs 1T jebem rpcblmeis
nsno seratben, nit pieer mss,sin einenDers
Iuth III maiden. Sricnbers tpirffam 1T Ite
bei W1uttermsb, Rcpfbmer;en Sersflcpfeu,
W1ansel al gblult. crsr tpcnn Der Wasen
oas glIen niebt 0srtrassn mill, ckcn 70 sDirfs
fam tsi 9sitsnfeebsn nno Nhfenfhmer,en,
uno audi tsi llnorSnunsen in Der monatlicben
Neiniauna. Slr Den tIauen 8nfen Der Sins
oer 1T fle febr su empfeblen ba its oenfslbsn
tinnen furser 3eit enrirt it7
| Srieorib 6blaud.
Ipril 90. aasg. BY.
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6. Or. Stsuens's 9riine Salbe fur bic
peils. 9e bat ME Oerfeblt su beilen.
7.Sarrifon's TettersDafd.
8. Sremono's unauslSiblibe Dinte =
unhtrtreftiit.
9. Die suiammensefcbte Gonfeetio .
Sei9en - juit Die W1spijin fir xinoer uno
Webeleute; fte 1T anaensbm 5u nehmen.
10. Scf's antisbiliiie Hrauterspillen.
IL. 6unn's er,peidcnoes, rpaneroid,s
tee KIeiifer, fir pfrpsaeI6irr Stefeln
&c. gs maebt pas $eper selbmelpis nne bdlt
pas 3Bafer at.
l2. Dec armen t11annes Starfunsss
pfafer.
IS. Jaffon's Dureblauft1Iirtur mel
te ben ieblim,niten 9ureblauf i'll ipsiiseH
9tunben beIt.
IA. Jaffon's EubrsIlIirtur, cine febrre
unc fbnelle &ur fir bic 8ubr nno 9cill'r:
erantbeit.
0s ptisen Ihastarsn Artifel merpen i'm
Src6eu II. Rlenen Uerfauft bel =. 9. Quinn,
SO. L., 9hc ste Stra6s, pbiIaoelpbia no
Stobrbaltcr uno anbere pcrIcben mcrben f6ns
nen NIT renem afrifaniichen gapcnnespftfs
fer, 4rniea Slumen, OlsbiSinrn jeoer Irt,
8artsn, Oels. &las unb Sirnlne, 81 pcn ME
priaiten preiIen. Seoinaun9en: nur Saars
Gelo. gRSbneipet rieIee IcpertiIement
aus unc trinat es NIT gut6.
pbllaeclpbla, Su!i 10, l845. ~.
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Serllberun9 9e9en S6aoen ooer Ssrluif
Dnrcb E cmer.
Treibrtef lmmerDlhrenS.

,Srelbrtef lmmerDdhrenH.
Tie Spring DerGberunsss6e,
ielliboft BON pbilaoclpbia,
Olaht Scritebernn9, entprber fir cine
3eitlana cosr fir lmmcrmabrrno, ssasW Bsrs
lutte pprr Stbaren rurtb Ssner in hsr
Stabt unb auf BEN qanps. an 6dulern,
Sbeuern unr Setdupcn ansr Dirt an 6aus.
aerdtbe Saufmannsslitern pfcrpen, 8inps
bieb, uferbouer,euamde, gommsreielle uno
SabrifsStcds nab SerdtbIbaftsn Don jeccr
Scneununs; Sbiffcn uup csrsu >aeuns i'm
6afcm ippcbl ais mortadtIhes uno Grunb
0enten, inter Den hbhlt sanifistsn Serins
aunaen.
I1it SeIuhe fir Ser 0hcruna (Snluranes)
in Serfs gauntp, poer fir einise Srlehrnns
hber Sielen Se9enttanb, menrc man ltt pers
,tnlih ODER ourb 8riefe an Jobn 9. Hi'
dbaros, Nsttts NnpaIt. 9rucfcrri ccsBerts
unp Shuplfia SonrnaIs, Neapua, Spa.
5Aortom 1ArdAtctarl, prcfcsnt.
q. krumbbaar, Setretar.
Oire ftors:
Olprtcn meWliebacl,I Charles Gtcffe,
SoIcpb wpob, arebitalp Wriabt
81. s. &a9uercnne, Samuel 3ownlsnr,
glijab Oaact, 81. 3B. pcnrop,
@barles lB. Shrsiner.
Neabin9, Slopemter /. ~.
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Setritdcrs Siife.

0ie na6benannten Snbibiouen baten une
nm bic ibren Slamen teisefh9ten Snmmen
betrcsen, uno ba mir feline Oaittcl baten Ite
,nr grfillluns ibrsr Ddiht su sminseu, ttsl'
len mir fe untsr paGtnoer ltsbcrldrift bier
Sfentlidb al pen Stranger, oainit unfere Scs
lesen NIB bas pubIitum iterbaupt ite fsn'
nen lernsn unp Ieb por cenfcltcn bhten nlos
sen. N1san msrfs fh Die Slamen:
7obn Dolbauer, in @antcn, Starf
eauntp, Obio, ibu!cst uns $4 so
Daniel 6raH, fribsr @afrpirtb in
lScmsIsborf jest ir9sncmc in Sbus
plfia @auntp mcbnbaft, DO. 90
Aeinrieb Sled, in 2an9ibwamm
opsr &cdlanb saunibip, %. 90
.Je0e Goinser frabsr Stcbrbaltsr
in osrsfcrp, jsst, 70 pisl mir piiIsn,
in Nrrtbampton So. rpcbnbaft 90
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Sauerlt lmD Joanpperfer
Snart Ntcr S;efSi

Gin Sbaler erlpart, 1T 70 gut als tiu Sbas
fer peroent !-wlnlNt Sbr porsaaliete uno
'pcbfelle 'Sartrpaaren' 5u faufen? bail rufet
an am Gtohr pes ltnterIhriebenen, gfe Der
6ten uno pennltrabe, 8sbm's Wirtbs bauIc
seseniber-wo man tinpst ein nsu uno aldns
5enees Ndcrtemrnt - beIonoers QusscIuht
5nm. Slnsen Der Bauer uno eanbmsrter
Stonacn giIsn unb Stabl,
patentirte 6ufeilen 3u 6 Gent oae Dfmo.
@Gehmieret useitbnittsneJldsel II. @peifs
Sod. 36pfr, pfanmen unb SeGel,
Sncpfbanee uno Shraubcn,
4ae 4rten bon 5oteln,
elmer, 3aber. SutterfaGer uno jees anpsrs
2lrt geosrsBaarcn,
8artem Oele, ssrpentin unb SirniGs,
3iIb. unD 3aihcnsO1eGer,
ScrSllallebe Sheeren unb Naflerme(Irr,
eBs nno sbse'qtfd; Nerte, Belle IL. Bob.
rer; OleBel Don allen SWIhisbeubeitsm
Sattlcr. Bcrfssuss eoer Hrt,
9rsuiens, 5alfters nno 6unoe Setten,
6en, Otiit' unb Srob. @ateln,
Stbaufeln nnb Spaten.
llnr Fury ein Dolitanoiaes enforcement Dor
Nrtiteln, 5u sablreitb III benennen; pe(h
alle init sinem flsnen proft perfauft rpsrps,
fir Saar9elo -tci t
z. Smith Darling.
Neooln9, Dtfpber 7. 3n.
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8ier;ebn l1db6are 9lrtifel.

l. Srenner's permifuse. = cine ftbere
4ur fir whrmsr --Ibacloe uno anssncbm
su nsbnen.
q. Bibion's Grtraetor, rpsltber Ge6mier
BON ieosr glrt ,peanii,t, trofne 0arben, Sheer
EirniB mnp 1Bats, bon Carpets crer &lei.
bern, obne Die Sarten poer pas Iueb ,u bs.
(haoisen. .
3. Qenoenrr Sliesenspapier = pas Fee
ne befauute Saittel Slissen unc Diifen gu
t6bten.
4, Gin 0ebercr 9ertilaer oer Natten, W,au.
II, 9twaten tRoabes) uno 4msiIen limb
Gin anoeres fir wan5en.
S. Bunn's Specific fir iauren W1assn,
5wabrennen unb 9DaNertraite, Don ginem
BET oreisebn Sabre seIitten batts tspcr sr
bas Wtittsl eMtpefte.
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@inbeimiIbe Guter.

Ole llntsridrisbsnsn fno juif ;uridSsfsbrt
bon Ybilacrlpbia uno srtTnen bsuts Die 9reste
unb woblfsilife NuSpabl BON usinbsmiiden
trofnsn @itsrn" jsmals ;u 9srfauf sr6fTnst
in &saoine, bsifsbeno gum She'll Gus
Slauen, braun uno 9rinen 9pe Sfin.
Ssbleibt unb unssbsibRn DO.
DO. DO. 9Ncelin,
Rattune unc SsttsSies.
Bette uno SbirisnsSslib.
SsttsSarbsno.
9tufGfts unb SiId,sDsdsn.
&ctbr sslbe unb rpsiss Slannsls.
Salsorins prnts.
Sblibts unb 9s,pirfslte oalblsinsn.
Ioufabad 6anetilbsr.
WarinsrS Sosmoen.
9cppslialt9 9ebIebte Sstttlber
Q8oasne Siiboefen.
Sransolifbs OssSiss &c.
9So;u Die Nufmsrffamfsit oss YubIieums ers
bstsn wiro, bspOr iie fcnifmo faufsn, ba fts ss
Su ibren 9robtsn 9crtbsile fnesn wsrbsn.
O'Srien unb Raiauel.
Slob. IT,. Soione &usel Stobr.
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IN bic getSenben.
Atemlep's Gfge1t Graoel
81 | Il { n.

SisIe piQsn fnc bic tetsn mab f6erfen
fir Den reibencem Stein ODER Grapel (Sries),
uno alle Srantbsiten bic aus Dem 1Bafer ent:
.flsbsn 0e reinissn Die Sleren unc itellen Die
Oraane ,pieoer in Oronuns, 1e ltnc larirenp,
lpinps uno rpa0ertrcibenc, reiniaen nno tdrs
Fen cen Olaaen, erwsfcn Ippetit, teilen pas
acpflpeb, Die 5artlsitisfsit, 38incfcliF, oas
seitipeb, 9isperfa &c. &c.
Oieiee nlles 1T pur6 grfabrnna une e3euss
ni1e beitdtist nnb bs,piefeh nne iper ite ais
sarirmittel aebranht, wiro felten coer GAR
nht rcn ben pbisen Sranfbelten sep!a9t
iperoem.
Sobn &ienlep, (5r. Or.
GF3u baten in oisIcr 0ruferri nnp bei G.
lBlnano, in Der Glib item Stra6e Ncapins.
~ prcis so Gent bic Srr.
April 8. tp.