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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
New Books.

TORRESTAL. or the Light Of the Raef;
IL The Maiden;
Nights Of the Rosnd Table;
Lardner and Arago's Astronomical Lectures;
The Robber OF the Rhine;
Mrs. Peck's Pudding;
The Cotton Lord;
Gr,maldi, the Clown, by Dickens;
DIR. Pisces Lectures on the Invocation 81 the
Saints;
No. % Harpers' Illuminated Bible. Just re-
ceived AMI for sale, by J. F. TALLANT.
apr IS AS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
New Publications.

New Publications.
TIE ROHAN, Sues last novel;
~ The Smugg err, a new novel by James;
Self, new novel by the author Of Cecil;
Lardner's Lectures Nos and d;
Pictora Bible Nos % and 20;
Irish Sketches, complete to No. 81;
Ruth Whaiey;
Ladies' National and Columbian;
Magazines for Ju y, for sale, by
july '45 ]. +. TALLANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
Patent Cary Plough.

TIME subscriber would inform h,s f,jepds and
i customers that he has On hand a large
supply Of the above justly celebrated plough.. OF
this years manufacture, aud is therefore pre-
pared 10 ell all orders at the shortest notice.
Within the past year have added some val
liable improvements to said pl ough. The mould.
board is | 10 inches higher. aud is fastened to
the standard with bolts and screws. instead OF
rivets as formerly. l, can therefore be easily
taker of for repairs or any other purpose. at
pleasure. The standard is also 2 inches higher,
and cast with the same circle as the mouldboa I'd
until u enters the beam. This prevents all posi-
bilty OF its choking. even in the most foul ground.
The heel of the landslide is also cost with chill
causing the plough to run less steady than whe Il
new. .r5~
To those who have used these ploughs. land
there are thousands OF the best farmers in Mis-.
souri, and Illinois who have.) not one word as to
their performance need be said. To those who
have not tested their superiority over all other
kinds now in use with US, aud their perfect sd-
aptation to our light, toamy soil, will say that
you would promote your interests by giving the m
4 trial You will find them TO work easy for our
team, to do the work with great expedition and
to do 1t we'll. The Monldboard being made OF
wrought iron, of a peculiar shape. aud the entire
shear Of steel they sconr bright in all soils, which
IS the great desderatum in plough far this sec
tion Of country. JOHN q. FOOTE.
NKW SPRING GOODS
TOHN FULLERTON, in rendering his
- sincere thanks to the citizens Of Bur
iington, and its vicinity, for their kind patron
age, would respectfully announce to them that
his first shipment of
Spring Goous
has arrived, and are now open for inspection,
comprising in part
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH
RIM rs.
S,ciss Muslins; Bishop Lascns;
Jaeonett do |: Ffenca york collars;
Linen pocket hdAfs rerered and temststcted
I very handsome assortment of Spring
- EH A~H
! Doc. latest syle Florence braid Bonnets.
s ,g o Hc.
Ladies' walking shoes;
do kid slippers, and H.
A large assortment Of childrens shoes.
"a .-egs,6, Groceries.
2 bbls. No. mackerel;
box Goldfish, superior article;
4 hbls. sugar house molasses;
2 boxes raisins; e a -ai aa#
do cursants. ,gthci .s4=s
All are requested to call IS it is no trouble t
show goods ..f.4
Jefsrso6sstreet next door to Thomas Hedge
mar "A '46-tf ei esf so
mar. esffcs ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09

DIR. JOHN F. HENRY.
TVENDERS his professional services to the
i citizens Of Burlington and its vicinity.
~ Office in the Basement Of his new house.
corner of Fourth street and the Public Square
aug 45-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
WOODEN Yarn.

WOODEN Yarn.
NV ooLEN YARN Of Eastern Manufacture,
w prime article at
dec '45 SHACKFORD'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09

Domestic and Foreign Hardware.
TIME subscriber has made considerable ad-
i ditions to his stock Of Hardware, and is adj
apted to farmers, mechanics, Louise keeping and
house building. Almost every article wanted
in the saddlery line. ID. MCINTYRE,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
Cordage.
Mush and MIX!

or GROSS German silver, Britannia, and
90 iron table, tea and basting Spoons-to be
sold on the low pressure principle at the i,
mar % '46 FARMERS EXCHANGE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09

y. COX. WIN. GARRETT.
WIN. GARRETT 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Coodss
Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing, &C., &c. 3.a
CoRNER MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREET.
Burlington, Io,pa.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING.

a w. CARPENTER
IN Keeps constantly or
hand a general assor,-
ment ofGOLD AND Sill
YER WATCHES, Silver
Table AMI Tea Spoons,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
Linseed Oil.
Wagons, Harness and Horses.

N0R sale new wagons made in Ohio, also,
u several sets harness, little used; second
hand carriages, and 2 buggies, 3 good work
horses. Ali for sale, or trade on liberal credit
nov Is WESLEY JUNES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09

feel il my duty, a. an &C, OF kindness 10
the afflicted, 10 inform them what Wistar's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry has done Tor my daugh-
ter. There is many parent who has given
up beloved daughter or son, as prey TO
that feel destroyer, CONSUMPTION. They have
Gas have done) tired all the most skillful
and most eminent physicians within their
knowledge, and all Of the most popular rem.
dies that seemed to hold out some hope OF a
continuance Of life, without getting any re
lief.
To ALL Such who like me have been seek
ing with trembling hope for some remedy oi
real efficielcy, would say, seek no farther !,
but try at once Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. My daughter Sarah Jane, aged "a
yeare, whose life fer months had been des.
paired Of, and was supposed y sure prryto con-
SUMPTION, has been cured! restored 10 perfec,
health. and that too by using five bottles OF
DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF W lid cherry.
JONATHAN CO(JLSON
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
WIN. s.BARKER. W .HEqp
lDANEE2 d WNHra II

Manufacturers or Cabiuet
and Chairs,
'Ialley Street, det~een Main snx ~.
Streets, burlington, Iowa.l WI
THANRFUL for past favor.. vs,,.
! Pec,fully inform the oi,isen,nS p U.S.
Iington and in vicinity tina, ,hey NV. ~
on hand general assortment, Of ALTO. nov
Cabinet Ware, including Bureaus. T. a, o
stands beds'eads. Sc. &c. &c. .,.o.s
-" AIR . .sff
'N VI every description, incl.a,.- it
@N NIL Gses;an, Arm, Parlor ma
~ kinds Of common chair. -"' ."
ENT The subscribers. h,,..,
~ Y stock Of material. on hs,a sood
be ready to Gil all order. with n,o..
and despatch. a, as low price. a. can I. =
forded in the Wes,. % a.
N. b. Bureau and store draw.,kn,...
constantly on hand and for sale chssn 'p'
Jany. 7,h 1s43. ". ""i's 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
Z Z 3 2 3 q

Who, after reading the following. can Ion.
ger dou bt that Wista,'s Balsa m Of Wild Cher
~ 10 the greatest Medicine in the world?
TO THE P(TRLIC.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
Looking Glasses.

TT OnKING GLASSES and Looking Glass
IL Plates, constant y on hand; large assort-
ment of looking glasses and plates without
frames, embracing all sizes between Z n 9 an.
20 y SO, at prices that cannot fail to please.
Private house keepers, proprietors Of board.
ing houses and hotels can have their frames fill.
ed, now rendered perfectly useless by the plates
being broken. d. MCINTYRE,
aug % as opposite the Barrett House.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
BARGAINS! BARGAlNSu
Coll;nn "a a. Cn.4

ME subscriber having determined to close
L his business in this city, offers at COST his
stock of CHINA, GLASS, and HARDWARE.
Persons who contemplate building, Mechan-
les, and Housekeepers will find it greatly to their
advantage to supply themselves with such goods
as he offers, as such ali opportunity Of obta ming
goods cheap has never been offered in Burling-
ton. ID. MCINTYRE.
Burlington Jan. 81. ,46.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-05-09
WHERE THIS PLASTER IS APPLI.
LNn DAIN lAANNn,N EXiCE an
CONSUMPTION And LIVER
COMPLAINT nr

Diseases which have long baffled the skin OF ply.
sicjan.-it has also proved very beneficial, and VI
used il connection with "Wisias's Balssm "
Wiid Cherry" (Which we always rhconm.nd,)
the relief afforded IS immediate. and disease 70
most certainly bsnished from the system. Few-
very few cases can withstand the combined ms
ence OF these two powerful remedies. Those SAB
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-11
THE DAILY UNION

Bsrrinser Bsyly Bsdingsr, Bell. Benton, Blanchard,
Brodhsad, NJ brown, WIN. O, Brown, WIN. w. Campbell
Carroll john o. Chapman, Augustus A Chapman, Clarke
Cooke Colaner CrsnstoR CToLier Culver, Daniel Gar,
EFT Davis, Dixon, Dockery, Dunlap EIdnsn, Edwin II
wing, Foot Fries Gentry, Goodyear, Graham Orinne
Grover Hamn, Harper, Hiiard, Isaac T. Holmes sam
usl d. Hubbard, Hudsen, Washington Hunt, Hunter
Joseph h 1ngersoll, James H. johnson, George W
Jones' ssabon Jones, Preston King, Lawrence, Lewis
Mclean, MccTate, James Mcdowell, McGaugheyI Nc
Henry McIlysine Marsh, Miller, Morse Moseley Nor
rs, Ramsey, Bathbun, Julius Rockwell, John A ROCK
well Root scammon Rnnk sehencki severance simpson
Truman smith Albert Smith Stewart st. John strong I'M
oodesux. Thomasson, Jacob Thompson TTumbo, Finton
Wheston White, winthrop, Wood Wright fsneey and
foung-s0
NAYs-Msssrs. John Q. Adams, s. Adams Biggs, James
Black, bowhn, Boyd, Brinkerhon Brockenbrough, Burt
Cathear Reuben Chapman, Chase Chapman Cobb, Gun
ningham Dsrsan, Jefferson Davis, De Mott, Dillingham;
Dobbin Douglass promsools Ellsworth. Faran, fieklin
Foster Garvin, Giles. Gordon HARRISON Harnanson
Henley, Hoge, Hopkins, Hough, George 8. Houston,
Edmund W. Hubbard, Hungerford James b. hunt. Jen.
kins Joseph johnson. Andrew Johnson Ia ssTe Lyon
Long, Lumpkin, Msclay, McClelland MeClernand, Me.
Cornell. Joseph j. Mcdowell, Mckay, John 2. Martin,
Barclay Martin, Morris, Niven Owen Parish, Payne,
Petit Phelps Price. Reid Relfs Ritter sawtelle Saw.
yer Seldom, Leonard H. Sims. Thomas Smith Robert
Smith, Stanton, starkweathsT Sykes James Thompson
Thurman Tibbatts, Tredwsy Wentworth, Wick Williams
and Yell--sa
80 the amendment was eonetuTsd IN.
Mr. FRIES moved a reconsideration OF the vote,
Pending which motion, the House adjourned.
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pondeDce requested by the resolution adopted yes
terday, . and, as amended, it was agreed TO.
suvc.as nanEH

pondeDce requested by the resolution adopted yes
terday, p and, as amended, il was agreed TO.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Mr.. SEWER moved that the Senate proceed to
the consideration Of the special order.
Mr.. PHELPS stated that his colleague Mr. Up
HAA,l who was expected 10 address the senate to-
day upon the special order, was unable 70 be pres
enI to-day and he therefore hoped the special order
would be passed over informally
Mr. SEWER. What is the matter with him!
Mr.. PHELPS. He is i'll; unable to leave his
Mr.. MoREHEAD also stated that Mr.. UPHAM
i'll, and expressed the hope that the special or
der would be passed over.
Mr.. CRlTTENDEN concurred with Mr.. MoKE-
The PRESIDENT stated tina, the special order
was not before the Senate.
Mr.. CRITTENDEN. hope then it will not
be pressed
The PRESIDENT was proceeding to announce
the special order, when
Mr.. ALLEN moved that the Senate 20 into exec
utiye session; stating that there was some business
TO be transacted the action upon which, TO be eiec-
tua, should be taken during the present week.
Amer some further Conversation, Mr. As motion
was agreed to.
The Senate went into executive session. and, az
ter some time spent therein, the doors were again
opened.
A message was received from the House Of Rep
resentatyes announcing that said House had passed
the Senate bill TO raise regiment Of mounted rife
men, &c, with an amendment; which was referred
the Committee on Military Affairs.
ReREA,E OF rHE RANK AND FILE OF THE AKMT.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
bill to increase the rank and file Of the army when,
On motion of Mr.. BENTON, il was recommitted
to the Committee on Military Affairs.
The Senate then adjourned.
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I'm oie geibenoen.
ktenlep's Gegc1t Graotl
81 | II en-.

9isfe pi(sn 0no bic tctten nnb ft6erfen
fir oen relbenpen Gtcin ODER SraOel (Sriesl,
uno ale Rrautbeiteu bic aus Dem 2SalIer ent:
ttsben; Ite reiniasn bic Slisrcn uno ttcIlen bic
Oraane ipieper in Oronuns, lte itnc larirenc,
pinps uno ,paGsrtrcitenp, reiniaen nno itars
fen osn Olascn, erpcden Hrpetit. heilsn oae
Scphpcb, bic 6artIeitisfeit, 1Snpto!lP, oas
>eitweb, Diepsrita &c. &c.
0icIes alles 1T pureb erfabruna unp3eua:
nlfe beitatist uno terpieIen, nno irer Ne ais
<arrmittel aebrauebt, miro fclten cccr aar
nictt bon ben cbssn Sranfbeitsn serlast
iperpen.
Sobn &ienlen, Gr. Or.
G.r3u batrn in bicIer 9rnferri une te G.
lBlGana, in Der Glib item Stra6e, 0eapina.
a-7 preis SO Gent bic Dor.
2lpril s. tp.
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Maoen> unD SDnnmers
q rou F II . If.

Sart's Garminatiue. gS lit perIidsrt,
bas pisfe an9snsbm WscSin ben 9urdlauf,
Die Sclif, Srdmpfs GriFnssShmsrssn, ebos
lsra WlCrbus, Triblin9s unc Sommsr'Sranfs
bstsn furirt, unb bic lInorbnun9en ces Ofa9ens
unb Der @in9emsios, in 10, aus 20 6dlsn uno
in msniger ais Der balbsn Sst, ipcrin es curd)
ir0snb anbsre Olitta bs,pirft mro. Sie 1T be-
fcnoerS anssnsbm bon Gsibmad une Sinesr
nsbmsn ite mirfitb germ. Sie III aIsib mrfs
fam fir srwabisns Pericnen. Yrss nur 19a
@snt6 bic Slaibe.
0r3um Ssrfauf an meinem N9entibaftss
unb Sutbiiobr gcro Ste (@aaoipbia) Strabs,
ben item 6Tsntlitbsn @sbdueen 9erabs GEE
9snibsr, no ebenfaa6 Su BADEN 1T gu ben nis>
brighten GltpsSaar9elb>prefsn Elm pclsS si;
iortement BON
Seutlhen unH enaltIden Slihern,
Darasmsnt, Sbsfsrtafttn, Stbrsbs uno Srisfe
papNr. 10 oblfeie SIdnfsSucbsr pcn alien
9r6Bsm 9inrsn9disr, tIaus, rctbs unp itbmors
is 9intsn Oblatsn, Sbrsltkbsrn &c &c.
George Oct.
Gsobina, Wai 70. SIN.
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Serltberun9 9e9en e dooen ooer @erluff
DMrcb & emcr.
Nrelbrtef immernobrpnh

Nrelbrtef immerp0brenr.
Gie Sprinas6aroen DcrGberunass6e,
telltboft BON pbilaoelpbia,
Olaht Serilebsruna, entpepcr fir cine
3etIana cosr fir lmmsrmabrrno, searu 8ers
LUTTE crsr Sehacen rurb Seusr in Der
Staet uno auf Dem qanre. oil 5dulern
Shruern nnr Sstdursn allcr urt an 6aus.
aerdtbe Sanfmanneaitcrn, spferpen, Nlnps
blsb, NfsrbauerjeuamIlie, gommsreisne uno
SatritsStcds uap SerdtbIhaftem pcn jeosr
Senennuna; 5obiffcn uup csrsu $arnns im
Safrm lcipcbl ais mcrtadtlhss uno &runo
Nenten untsr ben bthlt shntisten 8srins
aunaem.
Dllt SeInhe fur 8srIltbcruna (SnCurames)
III Ssrfs eauntp, cacr fir einiat Sclsbruna'
ltsr slslen Se9enftanc, wsnrc man (leb pers
ienieh ocrr our6 Sricfs an Jobn .. ri,
bares, Netbfs Nnwalt 9ruderei oee.Berts
nnc Shurfa ScarMls, Ncapiua, SPA.
5Anrton SHr5aichaeI, prs(trsnt.
4. Hrumbbaar, e Setretdr.
Ore ftore:
abortion WltO1baei,I @harlee 9tofes,
SoIepb weoo, lrd,italo Wriabt,
81 {. $aauerenns, Gamuel 9cwnIeno,
elijab 0allct, 81. QB. ponrop,
Gbarlse 1B. @hreiner.
Neaoina Ncpemtsr /. tb.
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QSt6tt0e 8efQnntmQ6una.

2Gs 9iejeniarn mclebe S6Iautb's &etenes
@tfrnj ihcn aetrauht baten, rent CUR Slaebs
riht, caB bon icet al eislc nirfiame II. pcbl'
!hat!ae Mssl5!n ieesrjeit ,n hatsn 1T, in Ms.
apina, in Der 9rufcrei pieIer 3eituns uno
lei Rarl 2SllTana in Der 7ten Stra6s; in
SuBtann III rrr 0rufrrci rre 'Ssilt 3. 3cit :
in Oter Bern tCi Wiclcbior I3srb, bel =. Nsn,
no unc az e. SimmeItrrasr's Hirtbebau,
fe; III 6ambnra in rcr "ShnclIroit' 9rufe
rel in 3uIpcbofen, ,nn,peit Ethrsrstura, tci
Scbn Sehtcl; in BomcIspcrf tsi q. Soft,
Siertroucr in 2prametaub al 6einrleb
Staufcr's Stcbr.-gs 1T jebem mcblmci.
memo acrattcn, NIT plclsr O1cclsn einsnSer.
lnth III MAIDEN. Scicnbcrs mirfiam 1T Ite
tei Wuttsrmrb, SrrftbmcrScn, Ssr;flcpfen,
Dlanael an gBult crsr tprnn ocr W1aacn
cas GIeu uiebt pcrtraaen mill, rkru 70 mfrs
fam tsi Ssitsntsebcn ,ino NifenI Itmcrlcm,
mo audi lei llucrrnunasn in Der mcnatIiehtm
0eniauna. SIR ben tIausn Snl'cn rer Sins
cer 1T fe febr 81 empfeblciL ba Ite crnieltea
tinnen furSer Seit eurirt
Srieorid1 5blaud,.
NpriG 90. tn.
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Or. e. &ienlep's Qiuen.

@e9en bic 8oiieriubt, reifenoen Stein
uno @rdpd.
Sie Spmptcme coer pcr lnfana BON bicien
Srantbelten lno: wcun man lmmcr 9epla9t,
aercit uno acn6ibiat 1T, waiicr AT maiden,
phne oab man rtel auf einmal maeben fam,
nit ocCr cbne 9hmerSen, Gpannun9 i'm lin
terleib, 9(lerensStbmcr3eh aroBe SdmerSsn
i'm &reut Nruf auf Der Slafp, unreaelmdBls
gen Stubl9ana; caeurtb entttcten edwin
pel, Dlutterwcb, QSinrfrlit, BcrIuit bcsup,
retits, Sierspita unp 6artlcitlaPeit, ipeltbee
tel Srauenepericnrn MIR su oft osr Sail 1T,
RAP lte init Dem Bailer scplast iperben, penn
lle ibre mcnatIithc 3elt gu niel crer Su ipcnia
ODER gar nltbt befommem.
limo wie picle Saul lcnoe tateu ein traurs
aes enre 9tncmmcii, nCil Ile rs pcrnaebld6iat
baten, olejeuiacn ONclcinen IN sebrauhcl,
bic oafIr ancmpfcbIen iparrn. 9arum
traubt Kclner 5u rer3reifrln, inbem Die cben
er,pdbntcn plllrn in per 0rufsrei oisler 3ei:
tnna, in per 6ten Strase, ,ple and lei Carl
2SilIana in Der 5rantIm: 6raEr, Gsapins,
pa 81 haben fun.
1ebn Kicnlcv, Br.sDr.
g%Uub 81 batrn bel bcn 6crreu Stebrs
taltsrn George s. OliIler, QDcmeteccrf
Saecb 8rbtel, 9uIpebrcecn; s. 5cfner,
(>erh's wlrthshaus,) mo 9bomas Stub,
Inter 6ciDeItcra; pctsr &r9srcis, 8luf
6crIs, $ancoiter Go.
SroBe Soren su so, Die fleinsn 25 gents.
Olai &c. bp.
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s a d I . n's
s. nt<N d 6rif

mo Yerer StOhr.
$50. Is, 8eif pennftrabe, SmiI6en bed
4ten uno 5ten, ndbite Sbur gu pearlon' d
Stobr, 8eaoins.
8crtrdhrrnb ouf 5anr:
Bearer, t7utria, Geetor, HufGfbe!
nuppeo, uno wolIene Suite, bon oue1
Mcccn uno Scrmcn.
Surr, fene tnhnr, Selbet, lafirte, lerer1
ne nno baariae Gsrbmr &arpen. - Chen
falls srabcrn 6hts sur raGrncsn Sobrs3cit.
Snrllte nnc rptitlihe Scttfercrn. - 4(1
Ice rteice miro 3n cen nicoriaitrn 8araelby
pr'if'n rtrfauft. Nufet an nne Gebct.
Teatina, Setruar 9. 10
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Or. Vehter'S
4un9en-D Dreieroattp, D,
CN.c;s En n T.,t Mo G(1frhc
prcis 50 Gent Die Slalcbr

sptCl6 oU SfNt plR OiatlpVF
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gen, Slunpeieu, jeocrNrt Sruit: unc qunacn
bcItbncrbCn, unp in Senluna ber bGrannabrn
oeu Nus,ebruna. Sieles fam ais Cob Der
cbi9cn Oierijin aeIaat percen, ater Die 3ess
asbsfaltmaehunacn flnp IN fcIt(pielia ca:
III; jerer tefrlcri9enoe Scmeis in cclIenBrs
tunacn miro in einem SerIuehe oamlt ocfuns
cer ,pcrorn. Ic,pie auh iablreicbe empf, blum
aen Die Nn,psilunasssttel tsalsitenc. llcber
1000 Soltben ftno alleiu in sDbilapelrba
mdbrcno rsm lrBtcu wmter uerfauft rpcrbrn,
ell nberSeuaeuccr Scpels BON erlien0tustar'
felt, fcntt rphrce einc 70 9rcBe Ouantltat nle
pcrtauft rcrben fein
So ipirfIom 1T bic O1cbi3in 9eneicn in
6ciluna Der rerihiecenen GrantbrtPn fir
,pelhe Ite rmpfcblsn 1T, pa6 (te alien ancern
3utereitun9cn Don Sarlaparlla, Yanaceas
&c fhncH Ucranacbt.
0icle 3euauiie (tnp BON 3eit 5u 3ett srbals
ten uno tetannt aemaebt mcsceu, ater rer
&ctenaufpanO pcn naetefanntmaebuns
aen Uertetct osreu mlttbeluna bier. Die
>ciebt9 Idutiaen t6nnsn Ietbt iterscuat mers
ren BON DER 0lhBIthtsit cicirr Olcri,n wcnu
(tc anrufen al Qsiop's Seimrbcits gmpcri
nm SO. 1911, Sloro 2te 9troBe. umtsrbaIt
Der Smsltra6e, gum Stblo oes "aorenen
9irlers mo Sdblanaen," no 3euaniiIc uno
Natbwciiunacn.sn bunr'rten BON SaIlcn csr
mcrfphrpialten Suren rnrh oiele Wecl}in,
poracscirt ,perpcn f6nnen.
8eacins, Suli |. l945.
E"9tcIe mspi5in 1T 81 crm ctsn anaras:
bcncm preiIe in pleIer Oauterei IN batcn.
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Der llntswibnstH wsltber anasifsat wcrber
III burb bic BaiieneOurt ron Serfs @auntp
sur Ssritti9un9 Der &shnuna uno Ssrtbei
lung Der SIans in esn l3dnben ron Satct
pcttsiesr unc 9anisL 9Sa9nsr, aominilfrato:
rem ess rsrifcrbsnsn @srra Mcpsr, letbin pcr
Obsr Bern Saunitbip, Ssrf6 Gauntp-9bi
biermt Nabritbt, bns sr Den .pf1btsn feline,
Grnsnnun9 abwartsn ,pirc, am Monta9s bsr
27ifsn Suli l646, UNI lIbr Na(bmitta9s, an
ftiner Imtbffube in @sobn9, mo ale innrei
frtsn STfrnsn bsimobnsn mtasn.
Z. 10. G'Srien.
Rsatina, Daai 26.
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QBObnun06s 8crGnberun9.
@erfauf gum Sinfauf6. .preis.
SDbn GSplSfcbtmibt,
8teieers uno 8orietdten. S1Gno(er.

Steieers uno Sorietdten= 9dnotsr,
3eist ieinsn 3ablreihm Srcmten uno cen
pnblitum gang eraebenit all, oab CT isiner
Stotr III Die Oeandonba bauss 8etaubs, III prr
Glib stem Gtr0Be yGrle9t bat. nabe bei Scur.
bon's Sctrl uno ciniee Sbhrcn cterbalt Or
3elpen'e Npctbtte, in pa1slbe Qofal welttre
frhber BON 6rn. QBanner als Sleieertfobr
tenust rpurpe.
Ssin GstcBr iH ntuCrOinss perpcQfcmmurt
nno init elmer arcBen Gusrobl bon @acten
perfeben, bic man niht itteraQ finoce. Bs;
{cnoers sin tsosutennrr Scrratb pon alien
Irtieein tpeIds fir
5erren 2fn3tige
trfcrstrIidb fnb nat tsr alIerneueFen D1cs
Be nnc III Den til!iqitsn preirn.
ebenfalls finost man bGi ibm biele anterc
Sahen bic bier nitbt tenannt mcrosn tonnen,
namentlib SuHcben, &ulfise uno anoere
Sabr3mse, pfereesef6irre &c. &C.
Oantbar fir bic tieber senpIfsne Sune=
fbaft, fhmeidclt CT f6 nit ber !6cffnums
eaB felne Srsunee tbn auh in ieinem jeBiacn
1Dobncrte ibn nit ibrsm 3ufprutbe teebrru
rperoetb line i,lan miro fnber, paB leine 2lrtis
Psl al 8hte une Blnisfet one anpcrn Der
1rt. bic bier oertauft rsrcsn, alsi6 (lno cper
btertrefen.
Nesolns, Sunl 8. 1916. 5m.