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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
Estimated at.
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Dec. Ia Our Rice market continues exceed.
ngly dull. The 100 casks per Colon from New York,
said to have fetched only 1874 Exchange London,
lliallt prem. on the States, 2a2t prem.
Rio MARKETS, Nov lst-The transactions Of the week
have been to fair extent in produce but limited in other
branches oftrade.
Imports. Eighteen vessels have arrived during the
week, with cargoes of flour, lumber, wine, salt and
sorted merchandise.
Exports-Cofee-Prces have been steady during the
week. in which the sales may be estimated OF about 49,
600 bags.
Exported-l50 bags to Antwerp, 4527 to Baltimore,
100 to Copenhagen Gao to Gibraltar 1899 to Marselle
1850 to New Orleans, 4025 to Triestein ALL from the
25th to the 30th 1880 bags
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COM nj EIlCIA5.
Few York, Wednesday, Dec. 81

Few York, Wednesday, Dec. 81.
CoTToN-There is no general enquiry, and prices are
rather nomina yet it is not possible purchase any
large parcel ats reduction from figures sale OF
ABOUT 700 bales was made to-day for Havre.
COPPER The demand for new Sheahing is confn,
Principally to home use and continues steady at 23c
months
HAy.-Norh River brings from % 100 cents; a sale
OF staten Island was made at 81.
HEMP--ln this ticle have heard of nothing
worthy OF note the demand is limited.
Hipts-The receipts for the last month have been con.
siderable; sale Of Tampco occurred day two since
at llic, bmonths- damaged rejected.
HorsThe sales in this article have been to extent
very good about 20 bales OF the first sort Western
sold for % Soc cash; also Eastern for export to
Europe, at terms not made known.
ror TWO or tnfee weeks back nothing oil conse-
quence anspTed and the market in the various dscrp-
tons OF Iron still continues very inanimatewe notice
months.
LEAD-Missouri Pig remains at our last quotations.
ts4 20, CASH noting much doing
sales We're made this week Of 500 boxes OF
bunch kans at 81 80 for common, and 81 l25 months
for primes 1900 Baracao Cocoa Nuts 500 81 bbls Pea.
nuts cents cash 10 drums Turkey Figs, by auction
az cash; 10000 Havana Oranges 81 30 per bb by
auction IL cases Bordeaux Prunes fancy boxes l4iai6
cash.
market continues very dull at the reduced rates.
SEEDS Rough Flax is held at $40 90 clean IL So A
io OF clover bout 200 ton changed hands for export
atprlces not yet made known
ssTonAcco.The market in the various descriptions
s'iii dull few sales were made in common Ken
tncky at mos and some Florida Segar Leaf at 10
4oc cash Some ST. Jsgo changed hands at prices not
yet TRANSFERRED About so Of Connecticut Leaf
sold at 10 cents The stock on hand of ST Domingo
and Cuba, also, is said to be large.
- WooL-There is not much doing in any description =
Ihere are lew sales making; which principally for
nome manufacture. We notice since last report,
sales OF Buenos Ayres at 10 cts, mos, since which
time we have had two arrivals from Buenos Ayres in
fleece, half blood, is held at 3Ib cts, cash.
WiSEs.-Not much dong-the market exceedingly
Dun Some sales of Madeira took place at 90 97 cts,
WHlsKrY.-D Drudge casks 81 cts, bbls IS cts
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Brighton Cattle Market.
DEC. 10 AT market go Deef Cattle, 26O0 Sheep and
so Swine. 800 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRfeEs-Beef Cattle Last weeks prices generally
were not sustaned-a yoke or two extra 25 first
quality so So second 81 a IS third % ST.
SHEEP.- Small lots from 25 to 80.
SWINE AT retail from Al to &c.
STATEMENT BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
lS45. 1874. 1913
4s9lsBfCattle $3.50 Bf Cattle 329l5 BIZ Cattle
1925 Stores, 4l36 Stores, l06O5 Stores,
LOT 900 Sheep 72,274 Sheep, 9SS20 Sheep
So $50 Swine, 50, TAO Swine, $4,000 Swine
$685. 4s+ $l6s9,37f Sl,6s5 s32'
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Corn, TraSle.

There has been better demand for Flour at some
what improved rates, with sales of Genesee for home
use and export at $3.50 1919 Holders to-day are
firm and to be had at less than S575 at which
sales have been made Wheat has been in better de-
at 81 SO, and some for Liverpool at 81 30 Penna
Rye-price nominal at zoe Corn in good demand 20
bus s, some ots bsa ~ SAFE o. 10000
nal. Peas 81 per bush White Beans 5 90 1869.
The bamess re-. On the sss inst. was not re-
sales of Howard street -four to the extent of between
four and five thousand bbs. at S. There also
sale of lot on Saturday at s5lal and other par
cells at Slsa but the higher figures the current
sales Of about 1000 bb mixed brands The
price from cars is s52 Sales of city mills -four were
made on saturday and on the 2h to the extent Of 1000
There very little wheat at market. Small sales
made at os los cts for good to prime reds and
Gs SO cts and OF yellow at7c ~ cts We quote oats
at IS a "A cts.
There was very little doing in Buffalo on the 9th inst
depreciation in prices below had caused reluctance
the part of buyers there to operate unless at material
reduction OF former rates and as the heaviest ho ers
evinced no disposition to submit to the decline in the
anticipation that the market would somewhat
its buoyancy and generally speaking fully enabled
to hold over their stock until the opening OF navigation
it brought the market TO perfect stand Some 500 bus
Corn on the market at 60c
The means of the West to sustain heavy draft upon
her for readstus is plainly says the paper
in the aggregate Of her exports of wheat last ason
Over one million five hundred thousand bushels were
shipped from the leading places of export and notwih
ndiDg the impulse to the close Of the business
to get of every thing to market there remained over
unshpped, stock of nearly 100000 bushels more
This by far the greatest crop gathered in that
gion and offered for export In 1874 and the year ante
cedent, the shipments from the upper lakes liberal
but they chiefly from Chicago aud those points
export in Michigan and Indiana having no other
| of outlet on Lake Michigan Wisconsin was of no &C
count Now she stands eminent in regard to bread
stuffs.
The change that has taken place in regard to this
be Appropriated by the follow ing statement OF exports
OF wheat and -four from the places embraced within
! observation. Milwaukee, Racine and Michigan City
made returns in 1884, and must 60 unrepresented
] The returns OF the expoIt of wheat stand thua:
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This shows the shipment of Wheat alone. OF Flour
there sent off from those places in s4a 81 lao BIB
~ 0l5 bbs of which went from St Joseph. Chicago
ported s6 bbs about double the quantity she did in
isll In lsil the export of -four from the points
1877 bbls including 1856 bbls from St. Joseph
and $40 bbls from Kalamazoo which made port OF
exports in ls3 So that the OF flour in 1874
about 600 bbls lsi3 while the aggregate Of wheat
leaving out Milwaukee and Racine, was about 295 900
BUSH greater The failure of the "A crop in Michigan and
Northern Indiana affected the exports from that quarter
very materially, and hence our low estimate for Mchi
gan city. The returns of this have from a
good source, Messrs Mason and Whttlesey, Of Ohio,
who obtained them while gathering statistics relation
to the Toledo and Chicago railroad project.
The shipment stock and probable quantity to accumu.
late ais winter at those places from exchanges
aud are entirely authentic. II will be observed that all
ofthese are beyond Detroit and only place in Mi.
$50 r.e,f Il ron utpl
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New Bedford OIL Market

The imports from this branch OF commerce during the
past year have be l67 9i7 bbls Of sperm oil 272
bills whale oil, and 1911 42 lbs. of whalebone.
New Bedford OIL Market.
DEC. .9.-Sperm-The market remains firm, and prices
have still further improved The sales Of the week
$50 bbs 80 cents and $50 do supposed at the
price; in Farhaven 800 bbls sold at SO cents and in
Edgartown 325 do at 81 cash. In Whale Oil and Whale
bone we have heard of no transactions.
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the years ~ TO rs inclusive, with average time all
sent, and quantity Of oils brought home.
4, ,a., 8. So. ,v,.,. Sperm. WE
sence Al days. with average cargoes Of 97s "a,
In l8a2, u two seasons Right Whslers arrived, -
average time absent 241s mos. with average
/. c arg Of 4ss l7sa
r ,s time absent Ie Of 1902
rage time absent - months % days, average
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, lS45.
The stock market exhibits great auctuation to-day.
particularly in State fves, a large amount ne
changed hands. The following quot".' :. wnici
the state of the market - -aons will exhibi
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stocks NJ ph,Iod.pnb..


-sr BOARD Dec. 3l.-2O 900 State 5s II ;l39 900 do
cash. 7os; 3037l do 70t; Mechanics Bank, 23t; 1000
tennessee Bonds si LIS Reading RR, 2sl 900 do 2s5
AFTER SALES. ZOO State So, cash 70a; 1000 do rw
,o. 800 do, n; Farmers and Mechanics Bank 43I;
100 Reading RI, ast; 90 Philadelphia Bank, 1885, so
Harrisburg RR, los
SECOND BoAnp IS Philadelphia Bank los; Ia Mocha
do, 7Ot
AFTER sALrs.-6 Mechanics Bank, "a; 1000 Tennes-
see Bonds, SGT; Philadelphia Bank 1855 SO Manufac-
turers and Mechanics Bank %; rs U. S. Bank, Al.
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stock has been taken at SO 900 and s. 100
Freights.-Steady at former quotations
Exchange has scarcely varied the business early in
the week having been generally such could regulate
u and 80! have been the extreme upon London
and 26 the quotation at the close Of the business this
day. We estimate the transactions at about f450 00
ANTIGUA, Nov. a. lS45.-Our market has been advan.
cling daily for the last two weeks owing to advces from
We have full supplies of all articles Of export from your
side Of tho water Crackers s. so per Dbl pilot bread
So Navy tallow candles IA cents large stock sl-
corn cal So so per bbl small supply round yellow
fqh Pine pa fRis Rey .bqshsl feal saa0 per pas
NJ cypress shingles So $50, wanted cedar do S. 81
red oak slaves $50; pork, $40 prime pork, SIS
butter Is a II cents lard 10 cents hams IA a Is;
cheese II cents manufactured tobacco, large stock
rice 50 psrilo0 lbs Exchange Londoa $4S5 to El00
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-.,ERPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Dec. 30, 1914. Dec. 81, 1916.
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Sr. Oehter's
gen Yre attp,
preis so Gent bic Sla(dbe

sprfts so Gent bic Slaftr
ST cine iebr fbastare 3utersitums, sntpeft
ourth elnen reselnldbi9en unb terihmteu bsuts
Ieben 4r3t, Der ite iitsr fhnfis Sabre in iels
ner el9enen praris i'll Ocutfeblanb sebrautt
bate, III ,pslhsm Qance ite ,pdbrcnb jemer
3stt dnsertt ausseoetnt tenuBt ,purbs, Bel 6us
ltsn, erfaItmnaen, &atsrbfsbsr, gnstrii:is.
Felt, Xeutbbuitcn, Ssitsn uno NifsnGhmer:
gen, 8Iutipeicn, jebsr4rt 8rult: nnb quusen
beftbperben, unD III 5eiuna rer bsrannaben
oen Anssebrnns. 9islss fam ais Sob Der
eti9en Weeijln seia9t ,perben, aber Die 3eis
tunaetetaiitmahnnsen ilno 3u fcItlpisl,a ras
su; jeeer bcfrlcci9enoe Bemeis in ref1en1 1Dirs
eunaen miro in einem Dsriuebe oamit aeiuns
Den lperosn, icrpie aub ;ablrsihe empfbluns
aen Die 1lnmeifumsessttel tsslsitsnp. llstsr
1000 SIal6en fMo allein in pblaoslpbia
tpabrcnc tsm lesten 1Bmtsr Usrfauft pcreen,
ein hber3eaaeuocr Sepsis BON oeGsnNusbar.
Felt, font pirce cine 70 srobe Quantitat nie
prrfauft porosn lsin.
60 pirflam 1T bic W1soiain ac,pefcm in
6eilnna bet perihisbenen Rrantbeitem fir
lpelbe fte smpfcblsn 1T. oa6 lte alien anosrn
3ntcreit,in9en pcn Sarlaparllla, panaesas
&c. i6neI .pcranaebt.
Siele 3euani0s 1no bon 3sit Al 3eit erbats
ten nnb tetannt semabt wc:oei, ater rtr
Scttenauf,pano BON 3situnasbsfanntmatuns
aeu oertetst bsrsn Wittbeiluns bier. Die
>eiht9Iautiasn ttnsn Ieiht iiters seust mers
ben BON Der Jlhslibfsit bieIer Oaeoi,n rpsnn
lte anrufen al 2siep's Seiunobeits gmpcri
um SO. 1911, Sloro 2te StraBs, unterbalb
Der 0nsltra6e, gum :Sdilo bes "aolcenen
9lolcrs nnc 9hlansen" 100 3enaniGe uno
Natweiunacn 5u bunrerten bon Saaen Der
msrfwarciatten Surem bnrb oels msoisim,
rorae;eirt merben f6nnen.
Nsacin9, Suli /. l845.
E~9teis mspisin 1T su BENT otsn ansess.
tcnen preiie III bisler Osuferei 5m batcn.
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QSi6ti0e BefanntmQ6unQ

4ae Iisjeniasn wslebs geblaud's &sbemss
Sden; Id on sekranett batsn, risnt CUR glaeb.
rittt. caB bon jeet an risis ,pirfiamt 1t. mobl.
tbattse Meei5ln jetsr5eit 3u batsn 1T, in SIC.
acina, in Der 9rufsrsi bic Isr 3situns unb
tti RarI 9DidaMs in Der 7tsn @tra6t; in
Snftann in Der Orudsrsi bes '6sif ,. 3rit :
IN Oter Bern tsi Wlaeticr !6srb, bel 5.Sisns
no uno at g. 6immeItsraer's wirtbebau<
ie; III 5ailburs in ter "Setnsapcf" Orn6e
rel in 9nIpebcfen,nnspeit Ntbrsrstnra, tei
Scbn Ssebtsl; III mpmslspcrf lei 3. Scff,
Sisrtrauer III Ippamstaun, an 5einr,db
Stanffer's Stcbr.-es 1T jsosm moblmei.
nsno acratbsn, nit oirlsr meel5in einsnDer.
lntb sm maiden. Sdcnbers 'pirtfam 1T fe
tei Wutterwet, &crf6mer;en. 5ey,fIcpfen,
Wansel an gsluit. crsr tpenn psr Massn
eas gIIen nidbt Usrtraasn mill, etcn 70 mirf.
fam tsi 9sitsnitsebsn nnp NidsnIetmer,em,
uno AUDI tsi ltnortnunasn in Der mcnatlidbsn
Neinisuna. SIR ben tlansn 8ufsn Der Rins
Der 1T fle febr au empfebIen, ba fle benftlten
tinnen fur5er 3eit eurirt.
Srisorid, 6d,Iaudb.
4pril 90. By.
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SerI'beruns 9esen S6ooen ooer 8erlufi
Dmrcb sveuer.
Treitrtef tnmerndhrpnN

SreItrtef tmmerDabrenb.
Iie 9prinasBaroen DerIberuna as,6 e,|
tetlfbaft Don philadelphia,
Dladt Terithsrnna, sntpeper fir eiue|
3eitlans ceer fir lmmsrmdbrrne, asaeu Sers|
lutte cosr Stbaren cnreb Semer in oerl
@taet nnb auf osm qanoe. an 6dmftru
Sebenern nmr Sstdnosn aller urt; an 6aus.|
aeratts, Saufmannssitsrn, pfrpen, Ninrs|
plsb' ufertauer,enanlife, gcmmsreieIe unr\
SatritsStcfs uap SsratbIhaftem bon jsp,r
Senennuna; Sdiffcn nuo psrsu $aeuna i'm
5afn, iclpcbI aIs mcrtadtetes nnp @runoi
Nsntsu, untsr ben b6hlt shniislten Bsein,
aunaen.
D1it SsInhe fir 9sr1hsruna (SnIuranee)
III Ssrfs eauntp, ceer fir einise Sslebruns|
hhsr sleisn Sssenitanp, tpsnpe man fteb pers
'enlid coer enret 8rsfs all Jobn g. Ri
baros, Gstts 4n,palt. 0ruderei cesBcts
unb Stuplfa Sonrnals, 8sapiua, spa.
Morton sac 1Htehael, prs1psns.
q. Hrumbbaar, Sefretar.
Sire ftors:
abortion OaeW1lebatl, @harles Stpfes,
Soispb wooo, urebitale 1Driabt,
- !. sasnersnnf, Samusl 9onnlsnp,
elijab Oallet, 81. w. Don,rop,
ebarlss 10. @ebrsiner.
Geaeins, Nopemtsr l. tt.
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s a f MS
z y ntsN a 6rif

uno VeHer StOtr.
Go. Is, 8eft : pennffrabe, 3piiben bel
4ten uno 5ten, nd6ite SbGr gu pearlon']
Stobr, 8eaoins.
Sertnahrene anf Sano:
Bearer, t1utrie, Gastor, Hunifne|
nuppeo, uno rpolIene Suite, BON aue(
O1ccen uno Sormen.
Snrr. feine tnetns Sslpet, lafirts, leber|
ne nne baarise Seebunps &arpen. - eteuI
falls $rahcrn 5hte CUR pa0snpen Sabrs,eit.
SheIibs nnb tpettlihe Bsttfererm. - nd
lse n, oleiss plro sn esn niscristten Sarselp]
sprsli'n psrfanft. Nnfst al. unp 1sbet.
Neapns, Scbruar 9. 1e
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Neumooi9e 8anepsOre6= Sitter.

0(euncci9e 8dnepsOre6. .0uter.
C'Srien uno Raisuel baten jult srbal.
0ten ein ausseoebntss 4Hortsmsnt bon
8anep Oreb 8atern, ,n,nsbeil beltsbsnp aus
Ssu Stpl mcuie De ealnss,
I" gaitmir DC gcse,
Shwarse, tlaasl6war3e 1t. Sineps
Cine 8erlebleoenbeit 8insbams ,e,
netlt cinem iehtnm 4dortement bon Sanep:
grapatttn, Gies6anplebutem Inter 6alstil
hsrm. fran3oMeben wcrifso Srasen, lucas
flsurirte nno fbIidte Dloslins, aeltrsifte unt
I6lihte SafonetsO1ueIine, pc5u bic Huf
merflamfsit bet 9amsn srbstsn miro at Dem
&oIoene Guael Stotr.
Seaoins, NNdrs 10.
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I'm Sic geibenoen.
Ktenlep's Gege1r Grd0el
Nin en-

Sisfe pilIen 0no bic teitsn unb fl6erfen
far ben reiBenoen Stsin ober SraDel Cries,
uno ale Srantbeiten bic aus oem 1DaTer ent:
teben 1e reinisen bic Nisren unb ttellem bic
Orsane ,peoer in Oronums, fte (tno larirsne,
lpinos uno ,paGertreiteno, reinisen uno tars
ten esn Daassn, ermefen Ippetit. beilen pas
xopffpeb, bic 5artlsitisesit, BinotOlif, oas
$etwet. 0isperfa &c. &c.
Oieies aaes 1T eur6 erfabruns mo3sus:
nI6e teitatist nnb be,pieIen, nno ,psr fle ais
sarirmittel sebrauebt, ipirb ieltsn cper CUR
niht bon ben otissn Srsnfbsitsn sepIast
tperbem.
Sobn &ientsp, 8r. Or.
o. gu baten in bisler Orufersi unb bel G.
1Btfana, in Der Glib 7tsn Stra6s, Neaeina.
~ preis SO Gent bic Dor.
upril 8. tp.
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Sarmers Sanf pom Sfaat GeIam. sDcpsr, nd
%. 90. 3wsis,a Nilminston, ,pd
90. oN' 3wsia, georsetoWn, pd
Union Sanf, Su Bilminaton, I'd
Slsine 9eten untsr S Shl. Bis h
Seem s5er1ep,
Selpiesrs Sanf* Su 8slvitsre.
burlington go. Sanf, Wseofore, ~
Commercial Sanf Yertb Nmbop
Cumberland Sanf* Srieaston, -
8armsrs Sanf* Mount 6sap II
Sarmers II D1eebanies BaMt. Nab.pon
Farmers II Meetanics DO micbletppn
sU1orris Go. 8anf* O9erristowu
Ulsebanies Sanf, Burlington ,
Webanies 90 Slemarf
msbanies W1annfaetures boz sreutcn y
U'orris Canal Sr. Go. 81 9. gitp, una
pet Neten nnsansbI
Jleparf 8anf Snf. Co. g1cwart
Orange Sane', Orange
pscpIes Banf, paterfoa
Yrineetcn Bantss, prineeten ~
Salsm 8anfins Cos, 9alem NJ
9tate Santft, Sleparf
Stats 8anf* eI9atetbtown
Statt Sanf+ gaGpen nd
Stafe Sant Of Olorris". s".Dacrriste,pn
State 8anf' Stem 8runspit nd
Sn6er Sant% Slentcu
Srenton Santins Co. 3renton nd
Union Sant* Oober
oan. " ~ ofahsn'd: Sruns,pif setrce
9".".te st u: IT, UVseanles Sant DO. 9etrot
Sranfln Sant Of St.J. Ssrispeitp asbrce
Surea'n oanfih9 ~. Pobofsn ssbrce
Set,sp sItp oaht, Serfsp City sstrcd
o,s'p"n'se ~, oaht. pafferfen 9sbrce
Wlannfaetursrs Sanf, Seabiae aetroe
9fonmentbs 8anf Of 81 3 SresboIt a.br
Olsw 5ere 9el 8r. gp* $antertpiGe
81 ) W'annf. II Sanfna 60 5otcten aetr
81 ! sprctestion 1t lombard Sauf 6 g b
spatsrlcn Banf, patsrIcn aetred
State Sanf, 9reaton ostrcd
Salem pbila. Wlanuf 60 Saf,m setroe
2Vaiblnatcn Sanfina Go 5adenIat astr
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Sier;ebn ibdbbore 9lrtifel,

!. Srenner's Dermifuae, - cine fteter
xur flr 1Shlmer - 1baelos unb anssnrbn
su nehmen.
9. Bibfen Ertraetor, weltber Shmit,
bon teoer 9Irt lreanil,t, trodne Sarben, 9bee,
DirniB uno QBats, bon garpets ODER Rlei
bern, ebne bic Garben peer bas 5utb ~ be
fhdbiaen.
3. goneenrr Slieasnspapisr has ts:
1T tetaunts D1itts! Sllessn nnr Daaten 4,
tceten.
4. Gin fthsrer Sertilaer esr Natten, Dsau.
fr 96patsn (Eeabee) nno 4msifsn -une
Gin anperes fir wan3em.
S. 6unn's Specific fit iaursn Waaaen,
oratrennen une 9Banertraiobt, BON ginen,
hsr orsijsbn Sabre selittrn battt, tepcr Ct
has Mittsl entosftc.
e.. Or. Stepens's 9rune Salbe fur biz
psils. 9ie bat nie berfeblt ~ beiIen.
Z. 5arrifen's IettersIDdfd,.
8. Sremene's unauslSld,lid,e Dinte =
unitertreffih.
8. Die e3ufammenaeiebtc Genfeetien y.
Seigen - jntt bic meeiliu fir &inper uno
1Ssltslsnts; fte 1T anaemebm 5u nebmen.
10. Ssf's antisbiliSfe Hrauterspiucn.
II. 6unn'a erpeid)enoes. pa6eroid,s
fss Hfeitfer fir pfrssse1ebirr, StisfeIn
&C. gs madt eas >resr ssltmsiois unp halt
tas waGar al
l2. Dea armcn .,1annes StarFunass
pfa,fer.
IS. Jaffen'e Eurd,laufsI11irtur, wsl
set een ldlimmiten 9urhIauf IN psnissn
Suneen bsilt.
ID. Jaffen's Eubrs.11irtur, cine fltere
une ltbnelle Sur fir bic Nubr uno Scm.r:
franfbsit.
0ie ctistn ibastarn 4rtifel percen i'm
orobfn IL. 4letnen bsrtauft te 7. G. ttIers
aanJte. l,Shc S. 9tra6e pbilaoslpbia, 100
Stcbrtaltsr unp anSere perieben rperpen fon,
nsn nit rsinem afritanifeten gapennespftfs
fer, 1rniea SIumen, meoisincn jeber urt,
Sarben Osts, Slae unb SirniTs, III ben ne
etiaften prsifsn. 8ebinaunsen nur 8aars
Ge!b. gr@ebneipst eslss Iepsrtijsmsnt
aus nno trinat es init guh.
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No. lI6, @befnutitrabe, philadelphia.
q. p. 6be,p, weltbsr felt pielsn Sabrsn
Dpsrater unS esitsr pcnplumb's Dasuerras
fipsDatlerie frar, bat am cbsnssnailten Ylase
efubsn sreHnet une mobts Nlt sinaesn feint
Trobsn ju untsrfubsn.
@tnaut farbist ecntsrfsie wsrbsn sslistrt fir
81 so.
weattdneise 8crratbe bon Npparatsn, plats
ten, 6dbmen, bsmifbtn unb allen anoern 2lrs
t'feln trslds sswobnIb gu esm Geftdfts sts
srau'bt ipsrbsn, fprtmdbene sum 8erfaufsins
isln une I'M Srossn, bic ale ais gut rerlitbsrt
ptrben.
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8e9en Rbeumatbie Nno Hllfen=
S6merSens gtnement,

psrfsrtist bon JebnHienley.
0ieies $inemsnt 1T bas bewdbrtetts W1ittel
weltes jcmaIs bot oas putlifum sebra6t
wOrben 1T; es perI6aft lcaleitbe &inoeruns,
wenm Setrautb oaUon semaebt tpirp. Sie
GhfsnsSdmcr5en enrirt es teim erten ODER
sipslten O1al Shmieren.
Esein5is 5n batsa III bieier 0ruderti.
preis: so Gent Die Slafhe.
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xilnOtb,) Saatnelt. .

Ser llnter1hristsns bat 70 ebsu srbaltem'
time bor5halihe &ct : imott p,@ aamsn,
unb sbmfalIs sns fhtns &ot &lee: Saas
msa, reltte ct alIs ;n rdlonatlen preiIen
rsrfauft 7ebn 6rcen.
$40. "a, Of.psnnitra6e, natbfs 9bir su
Bshms wirtbsbaus.
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- t irl a II Da.
9er5o9in BON 8reta9ne.

teine Gd6i6ts pss Iltsrtbums.)
9ides flsins msrfebsn bat nun bic preIs
le UsrlaGen unb 1T iorpctl seinssln a(s beiln
Dussno III hsr Ornfersi bieIer 3eituna a,l
babea. 0aGelb eentbaIt 1O4 Seitsn, 1T in
aetten giubano sebnnoen nno toitst s73 ct.
oas Grsmpfar, oeer 80 bas 9nssnc.
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tsnatrihust bas putlitum bon geabins
nnc 8erts gauntp atsrbaupt. raB CT tettau
big auf 5ano balt sin srcbes AGcrtsment
9luser!eiener Weiue uno 8etranfe,
als W1arsira, 5ebsrrp, ssneriffs, O1almisp,
SPORT qilTabou, SieiIianilebsn unb Mlalasa.
QBein.
4Iter 5clanpifhsr S,n uno s,psiter @ite,
Better alter gosniae: Sranbp,
eherrps unb asw6bnliebsr Srdnpp,
alter NcsssnsDbiefr,
Selduterter 90. unb 81. e. Nnm,
ebenfatls Elm 9robes Qfortement Spe3es
reien, su Den nieoriefen preilen, als
Seinsr ,psiber uno 5utsufsr,
ct. greir, 81. 9. unb WlueecDabo 3n6er,
Srilncr Nio nnb Sapa:gatfec,
Smrerial Sung 5pIcn unO ponebons 3bss
81 8. unc 3. 8. Dlcladss, pcm tsttsn,
5enis; alIe lrtcn Gs,pilr3e ,e. &c.
Teacius, Sauuas &. SW.
% Sar Safer, weIfdfcrn, Sfaebeiaa,nsn
SleHaamen, Srunotrnen &c. pirc Der bod.
ts sprsis tejablt, sntnscsr in Saarsslo ppsr
III 9aufb fit 9Baartn