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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
TELL HER / HATE HER NOW.

Air "TeH him / lore him get"
Tell her / hate her now
Her sight | cannot bear
No longer can | bow
To one | deem'd SO fair,
For she's not what | thought,
An angel free from STAIN
But by selfpride she's taught
To act i~mprudent, vain.
Tell her forget me them
Forget the love I've own'd
To her &c warmly when
/ mad with love had grown.
The flame has ceased to burn
She kindled in my breast, c
And peace will soon return
To bring my soul its rest.
Tell her I've babe farewell
To loves most cunning art
lis fair, but bitter spell
Shall no moro bind my heart.
Yes, freed from Love, I'll roam
Amid the gayest throng,
And there shall be my home
Where laughs the loudest tongue
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
AN EX'FRACT.

The following splendid verse is found in
a letter written by ''Grace Greenwood =
''Thcir music was no Iuliing strain
Drawn from q siLken chord
Their light no m~oonbeam, that wakes not
The insects Of the sward.--
But the thunder Of high Heaven,
And the lightning Of tho Lord p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

ORA letter from a Missionary at Hong
Kong, dated Oct. 2Ollr, rays ;-"Canton is
Il bad place, ten times more closed against
the Gospel than il was two years ago"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

HIBERNtA WT.-The following 10 very
old, but very good. Abernetby, tho cele-
brated surgeon, finding a large pile Of
Paving-stones opposite his door, swore Ius-
tily at the pavior, and desired him to re-
move them.
"Wherc shall | take them TOT" asked
the Hibernian.
'"To h, for all / care" cried tire chol-
eric surgeon. Paddy, looking up in his
face with an arch grin, said,
"Had'nt | better take them 10 Heaven |
sure they'd be mere out of yer honor's
way %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
THE TEAR OF GRATITUDE.


There il a gem more purely bright,
More dear to morcy's eye,
Than lovo'Bsweet star, whose mellow light
First cheers the evening Sky;
4 liquid pearl that g~lltter5 where
No sorrows now intrude,
4 richer gem than monarclts wear
The tear Of gratitude.
But nicer shall narrow love Of wealth
Invite this tribute forth
Nor can the sordid slave of polf
Appreciate its worth
But yo who soothe the widows wO,
And give the orphan food.
For you this liquid pearl shall flow
The tear Of gratitude.
Ye who but Stake an infants thirst
In heavenly mcrcy'a name,
Or proTer pcnury n crust,
Tho sweet reward may claim;
Then, while you rove liGo's sunny banks.
With sweetest flow'rcts strowed,
Still may you claim the Widows thanks,
The orphan's gratitude,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
LATE Arrivals.
PHILLIPS &

RrcEtvEn per late arryals,a large and complete assortment Of fall and winter
tns latest and most fashionable styles, to which they call the attention ofthe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
JAMES Nc VAY.

Respectfully informs the citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that he is prepared to un-
dertake all contracts in his line, and will be
always ready to execute orders for every ar
ticlo ofhoise ioinery ON the most reasonable
terms.
Refer TO Col. P. Hickky, II. w. Fowler
and Joseph Monard, Esqrs.
April ii no. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
VOL. xxx.
REAL N son

NORTH CORNER or CHURoH AND WATER STREETS.
Have and will continue to keep on hand the year round,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
Western Produce, Provisions, Groceries, Crockery, Glass,
Tin. Wooden, Willow and Hardware, Also,
Ons. PAINTS, PURIFY, GLASS, RoPE, OAKUh NC.
r.7t.bt ay ,ar Il, sell for cash asl low ifnot lower than any other house in
pat,n Rouge. Give them acan. ~! .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

UHpALArABLE TRUTH8.--A Mexican
officer of high rank, by the namo OF ke-
oncnn, has been di*graced by Santa Anna
for his habitual indulgence In high encom-
iums upon the prowess, physical strength
and skill in the use of arms, Of the AmerI-
can troops. He was accustomed, it is al
legged, even to give it as his opinion that it
wus impos,ible for so inferior u people as
the Mcxicans, to conquer such enemies.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

9-EEeyen births took place among a
deekioad of emigfants, during their pas
sage from New Orleans to the mouth Of the
Ohil a shot time since.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
L

IInRps GRAss.-i' This grass may be
sown any time fon September to April,
but ii does best along with Timothy 1t
delights in a low and damp situation. A
bushel to the acre 10 the allowance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

She's beautiful, arniable, witty, refined;
full of music, poetry and feeling but
she's married. Talking to such a being is
like owning aticket in a lottery already
drnWn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
FORSALE
NOTICE.

The subscriber having purchased Of Chas.
"a Hill his interest in the trm Of Hill and
s!Hcbcrt. will e%yntinue the mercantile bust
hess on his own account, at the same stand
next door TO O z Davis Drug store-Lafay-
VICTOR HEBERT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

WArBRgRooF SnoEs.-lf you wish to
have q shoe of durable materials, you have
to make the upper leather Of the mouth OF
a hard drinkor--lor t,at never lets In
,yufar
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

Down East thore is u man so tcctotaIiy
temperate, that it makes him SEX to look
at an empty barrel that is intcntcd to put
ardent spirits in.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

ORA piano has been made in London
for the use of Tom Thumb, on 4 scale suit
ed to the capabilities Of The ~diminutiye
hero.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
/, TO RELIEVE CHOLIC IN
HORSES,

Rub spirits of Turpentine on the breast
Of the horse, and if he be drcnched with it,
he will be relieved.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

COUHTfNg CHtCKEEs, &c.MA New
York paper contains tho following advcr-
tisement -
"A lady about becoming "a mother IS de-
sitous Of giving the infant ltQm is birth to
some family having no children, to bring
up, in all respects rs their own: She is Of
Italian birth, twenty years Of age, remark.
ably healthy, of refined education, prepos.
scssing personal appearance, and regular
c]atures, who became a widow about four
mouths since, and is anxron8 to return to
her own country, Montasque, Lower Ny.
Post Office"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
DIR. r
U

NEW ORLEANS.
Is This new establishment has a bar and ma
'Sny accommodations, similar 10 a hotel. Its
location on the beautiful Lafayette square Is
, r~vEauALELD in the city, and It's large and
'satry rooms should, especially recomHaend a
Sduring the warm weather TO the favorable no
tice Of travellers who are invited TO give the
housed trial
&. :. WEST, Fropriaur,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

INDUSTRY, DEnosTIrEHEs.-Whcn ask-
ed the first requisite to eloqnencc replied
"nction"-when asked the second, he re-
Piled "action;" and the third, he still re-
Piled, faction" Industry bears the same
relation to agriculture, that action did to
olopucnce in tho estimation Of the Atlen-
ian orator. With industry the Farmer
may accomplish every thing, and without
It he can do nothing. Let him then study
the value Of time.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

GTItis stated that Washington Irving
is about to republish his works complctc'
with notes, after the manner Of Waltcr
Scots novels
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

A little girl hearing it remarked, that all
people had once been children, a~rtlessIy in
duired: "Wllo t,ok care Of the babies p
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

QTThe st. Louis Republican, after n
detailed investigation Of the losses by river
accidents during last year, sets them down
al 1000, 900. =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

@Tho February interest Of PennsyIya~
MIA is being duly paid.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

The signal for the entrance OF Macbeth
is the distant sound ola drum, On which
one Of the witches says:
"A dlun-a drum!
Macbeth doth come!
A performer who was enacting the part
IF Mackbcth in an Irish barn, before 60
ina on the stage sung out to the promPtcr
" Now for. it with the drum" The promp-
ter replted, "We have no drum" "Sound a
trumpet, them" exclaimed the hero. This
was done, and one of the Witches, who
saw the necessity Of altering the text Said
promptly,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

Gentle means are always best with re-
Gractory horses or kicking cows. Talk to a
horse kindly, md give him II little music
and his temper will improve and will exert
himself much moro readily.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

sALERATUS.-6O0 pounds best qua
lily, for sale by
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

. 10 DnEss SHEEP SKtNs---Pnlverisc
one spoon full Of alum with two Of saItpc-
tire, and rub we'll on the flesh side Of the
skin, roll it up tight, and lay it by three
days, then clean 4 of with a blunt case
Knife, and you have u soft covering for yout
saddle. The idea is from Il valuable''e1
change paper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

$50 ozs. of superior snIphate quinine, jus
received and for sale, at wholesale or retail
by o. p. DAVIS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

P'iuco Albert was blaming IL little boy
at Elton for not having learnt more at his
age. dts not my laut, sir" replied tho
young Ounce, " for VIC have a holiday every
timG Il new prince is b0rn."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

LyclI, the geoIogist, asserts that thetc 10
more coal in the single State ef Illinois,
than in all Europe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

Or Miss Susan Cushpnan, the actress, it
is said is about to be- married TO q young
gentleman Of Liverpool.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20
o and LARD.

2 casks smoked hams,
2 do sides
. do Shoulders,
I0a kee prime leaf lard, in stores
BEAL u SoN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

CALOMEL-75 pounds Of tho be
quality, iust.received and for sale by
7 0. P. DAVIS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

- %Thcro have been ten deaths Of mis-.
sionaries' wives in China, within four yours
past.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-02-20

The Hon. Caleb Gushing has decided to
accept tho command of the. Massachusetts
regiment Of volunteers, and il immediately
10 bio commissioned,
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SOlecbanes 90 Stsmart }
O1eebanies uWanufactures bo"Srentcn par
Slewarf 8anf Sni. Co. Stewart !
Orange Sane", Orange )
psoplss Bant, paterfpa !
prineetom Santss, prineeton par
@afem 8antina Cos, Salem par
9tate Santsst Slewarf )
@tate 8anf* gllsabetbtown J
State 8anf' gamoen par
@tate Sant Of Oiorris' O1prrietc,pn J
State Sanf' Stem Sruns,pif }
SnfTer Sant@ Slewtcn }
9rcnton Santins CO. 3renton par
Union Sant* Ocpcr }
Stem 5crs 9rl Sr. Co >ambsrtpiIle I
Selapare.
Sanf .. tlmin9ton u. Sranbewine par
Sanf BON 9sIamorsI 2SIminSton par
Sanf BON Smirna, Smrna, par
SrmsrS Sanf pom Staat 9sIow. @9cpsr,
uno ibre 3msioe par
llnicn Sanf, Su 9SiImin9tcn, par
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o.. Z. &ienlep's Yiuen.
Se9en bic @oiTeriu6t, reifenoen Stein

9e9en Die 9Saileriubt, reihenoen Stein
uno @rdpel.
Oie Srmptomc poer per 2tnfaua bon ciclen
Srantbelten ltnc: ipcun man lmmer 9cplaat,
aerei5t mc sen6ibi9t 1T, walfcr gu maebem
obne oaB man plel auf cininal madden Fam,
nit ccer pbne Sbmer5en Spannuna i'm I'm
terieit, Slieren:S cbmcrscn, aro6e Sbmer3rn
i'm &reub Oruf auf brr Slais, unrc9elmiBls
gen Stubl9an9 baburb entttcten Sctwn:
orl, O1ntterwcb, Dinpfclif, Vcrutt bes2lp,
petite, 9lsrepita uno 6artleiti9feit rpslebes
bel Srauenspericnen nur su oft Der Sail 1T,
rab Ite mlt Dem Waifer sepIaat ,pcrpcn, ,penn
ite tbre mcnatlltbe 3eit su "iel oorr III ipenia
ODER gar nitbt bctcmmen
limo ipe piele SauIcnoe baten elm trauris
9es ence arncmmen, wcil (te es prrnaebldbat
baben, bteicniarn Oiecieinen IN 9etrauhen,
bic baflr anempfcblen iparen. Oarum
brautbt Eeincr 3u prr5wcifeln, nbrm Die cben
erlpdbnten Dlllen in Der 9rnfere cieIpr Sci:
tuna, III crr 6ten Strasc, rpie audi lei Carl
1SI1ana i'll ocr SranfIIn:@trafe, 0sabns,
SPA, 5u baten Inc.
Jobn Kienlev, 6r.sDr.
GrUub ju baben tei peu 6erren Stebrs
4altsrn Sccrae s. Ollller, wometspcrf
Saeob Seebtel, Sulpebceecn 8. 6cfurr,
(>rr6's Wirtbsbaus,) unp 3bcmas 0utb,
Inter 6eioeltcra petsr &escrsis, 8luf
SorIe, $ancaIter 60.
@ro6e Scren 5u so, bic flsinen 25 Gents.
O1ai 26. bp.
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Spftpr Suucns

Jnoianiieb pesctabiliibcs 5pctifie,
fir ,psibIbc gclecn. - 9ies 1T ene rer
allcrpertbpcllltem Mceijinsn, bic iemaIs cem
spntlifum anaetoten ncreem. Sci &rant;
beten fir rrclcbr Scctsrs plss cmpfcblen
(lnc, 1T rielc Olcrt3in in jsrsr 6initht abcrs
retfsno in Der lebnsllem wirpsrbsrttsnuns
css Spitems gum acinupsn 3uitanoe. 9an
ienre Vcn Slaicbrn Nnp i'll prnissn Dlcnaten
pcrfauft, uno man bat nrb niett bon sinsm
Seblltblaacn sebtrt. 2aBt pcn Deriuh se'
mabt mcrben nnc cas Speeiic ,pirp einen
&aum fnoen in rcr 6simssprare jepsr Sa'
miie. es 1T rnrebaus uniebarlih unc mag
5u einiser 3cit 9rnommsn ,perocn
Eowano unb 1palton,
giacntbImer, SO. $40 W1arttltraBs, pti'
labeIpbia. Z. .. gambert uno Rnglano
nnc tl1en1afen, Wcacins, spa.
Setauar 23 Gin
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Sr. Nppletpms
Serllbmtcs Seilmittel fit
. q u B be it.

Nttsltate bon zen allrrahttarttsn Bhracru,
prn ben nunocrtaren Surcn ipeltbe es tes
plrtte, itnb tcl ben 2lscnten umicntt III ba,
BEN. Qeioenoe mercen es Der iud cit cine
8laitbe bat scwtbnIib pas @sb6r miepsr
beraeitsat, no Die Saubbcit bon lanssr 9ab
CT lp1r.
Grcbs unp Sicinperfauf lei Rowano u.
DaIton, eiaeutbimsr, SO. S76 Marttltra.
&c. pbiIacelpbia.
IN Der Glcte 9rufrei, 5nntinspcu,
Martin Gue, Sarristura, s. G. Scllcrs,
spitteturH 8. Ol. eiuSIep, 5olIicapetmra.
:. p. gambcrt unp Gn9lano unb nix,
tnafen. Ncapins.
Setauar, %. 6m.
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Sr. Sed)ter'S
z gun9en- Dre erpattp,
S1N..is En U .nt nip Qlafche.

sprcis so Gent Die Sla(br
Sit cine Iebr ibaBtare Sutersitun1 entbeft
Dureb einsn rsaslmabaem uno tcrIbmten otnts
ftbsn Nrat, Der lts ttsr fbnhi9 Sabre III iels
i,er eiaenen Oraris i'll Oeudhlano 9etraltDf
bate, III weltbem eanrs lte wabrens lsnsr
5sit duberit auesspehnt tenust waros.ts'ouS
ITEM grfaltunaen, Satarbheter. enaetnflS'
feit, &cubbultcn, Gotten mEo tnfehieehe
zen, SlutIpcicn, jsperIrt Sruit; llnp snn9en
bsIebwerprn, unp in 5elnuna pcr brrannapeh
ben Nussebrun9. SIess fam als Sop eer
ebiaen Wleoi3in ssfaat nerosh, aper pte 5sl'
Observation-Disclosures 1nb 81 tolt'ptslla oe'
III: jeeer befrlcbiaenoe Scpels III peiienDlr>
punaen rpiro in enem SerIucbe oamlt aeflns
brn werocu, Gcpie audb iablrsltbe elnptlll'ils
aen bic 2(n,pciluu9sScttel besleiteno. leber
1000 SlaItben lno alleln III spbllacelpDla
pabrenc osm lebten QSlnter pertautt wpree'l,
Elm iber,euaeuper Serpels BON oeltenStnBpar'
Felt, font pitrpc cine 70 sroBe Nuantltat NE
perfauft norocn ieln.
Go ,pirfCam 1T bic O1cciSn 9eipefrn IN
Sei(una Der OcrItbiepenen Srantbelten fur
wtltbe lie empfcblen 1T, oaB fe alien anbern
Subereitunaen vom Sarlaparllld, panaeeas
&c. fttneu .Uoranaebt.
0iele 3euanide fmp BON 3et 5u Seit erhalS
ten uno tefannt 9emaebt Wc:oen, aber rer
Sofenaufpano BON 3eitunssbetanntmaebHns
aen Uerbirtet bsrcn Wittbeilun9 bier. Die
seitbt9ldutisem t6nnen Isit6t ltsr3snst wer>
ben Don Der Slhslibteit picler Wepi5in ,psnn
fts aurufsn al qsipps GeiunOhsts empcri
i'm SO. 1871, Slcrp 2te Stro6e, unterbalb
cer 1lnsItra6e, gum Sbilp cee "9clrencn
slolers unp 9tblansen," no 3euanifTe unp
SlaebmeiIunscnisu bunrerten bon Sdllen ber
mcrfniroiaiten Suren burb oicle meoi3in,
porac3eirt peroen t6nnrn.
8eaon9, Suli |. lS45.
EPDtde --mcpi5ln 1T 81 Dem cten anae9e:
semen DreiIe in bcler 09nferei IN batCn.
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Seine Sur, feline Ye,ahluna,

Or. GuIIen's inoianifb pcsatabiliibcs
5cilmittel -perictsrt su tcrIcn prer ras
Srlo prb snrilferltattct 0iele O1eri;n
1T naeb einrm inraniiebsn 8e3spts perfsrtiat.
,pclcbee NIT grcBen Soften pon elncm psrisl.
ben i'm ferneu Beitcn crlanat nurbs. 9ies
jcnlscn mclebs NIT rcn Snriansrn tsfait flnp,
lps1en ca6 0e Ssncrp bcllen cbns r,s Scnnt,
nib bon Werturp, SalIam ctcr st,pas oct
Irt Ole Qeirencen batsn nun cine @eIs=
9snbelr sebsllt 3u ,ptreen, obns rie Stfabr
Don WcrflIrp cber tcm unanatnsbmem Ss,
branb BON Sallam -OieIs Wepisim bat eis
ncn anaensbmen Scibmaet unc ldbt tcinsn
riehcnren Itbem 5urit.
3ubcreitet Don Romano unb Dalton,
unc i'm Src6en nno Sleinen ju perfaufrn tcl
Z. q. Eopano, SO marttltraEe pbia,
rrIpbia. Z. p. lambert uno ENGLAND
uno tlIetlIafen, Nsaelna.
Sctruar 23. 6m.
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Sine Gthere Sur fir Die Yeils.

9ine iiehere Sur fir Die Yeils.
Or. Gullen's inoianifob uc9ctabilifebes
peils Seilmittel 1T ein sinbeimiftbes pre'
parat, weletes felt Dislen Sabreu init Denl
bslten grfcla ssbrenebt ,porpcn. Oa fte cine
inncrliete D1soi;in 1T 70 bat lte einen ents
lhtepsnen SOrSue itbrr au6ers Olittel, fpels
ebe tlcs gum 81 aaen ater ni6t gum s els
Ten Itnp. Sisie Oleolain irirft auf bic tran'
Fen 3beils, tcUiyft asiunpen @etraueb uns
cine tauernbe &ur-wslebe mir perits
hsrn cssr pas 8slo surifseten. Gro6' 1t.
&lsinUerfauf tei
Eo,pano unb TOalton gisentbntner
Slc SIC W1arfttra6e pbilacelpbia.
80. lambert unb Fnglano uno 11es
fjafcn, Neapins.
Setruar IS 6tn.
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- gin ubrn,a6er
AR< >yMGg utto
Az, 49, llbr< bdnDler,
II. u O D Il TIT Il 8,

Jmportirer Don Jafebens1lbren, ubrs
ACKNOWLEDGMENT uno ubrstlIateris
alien fur Bross uno Klcinperfaut.
!0at frrtmdbrsnb auf Ioano Elm 9rrsss Niirrtes
msnt pon qunstts, patent une fbtidtsn @lds
fern, &ooupttsbsrn (Mainesprngs,I @infaiiun'
asn, Srfsrbldttsrn, Saitsnubrs5si9srn unp elm
pcaifdnoi9es N0ortement ron allen 2Serfjeu9sn
unb WotrjaIisn bic gum Ssibdft seb6rsn nit
ensm 9ro6sp @Tcrtf msnt pcn 9olcnsn uno fill
bsrnen qspsrs, qspins uno fblidbtsn Salbsnubs
rem, mslheS ale Su psn niscri9iisn Nsu 0crfz
preifsn psrfauft mrp. 5las Ssitsllun9sn aus
Dem qance msrosn pinftIid bsicr9t.
%. .. ganbsSaui1suts unb Nncsrs itnc elm
oslapen on;urufsn uno 81 untsriuCbsn am oIs
ten Gtonb, go. 33. Sio Ate Stra6s, YbiI'a.
Yblatelpba, Sanuar 26. 6Nf.
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SrDGlecOiitcr.

9lusperfanf gum Gtntanfsprelle!
Die llntsrfbrisbsnsn BADEN ftb sntfblcGsn
ibr 9elbaft - baIo als m6slieb 81 fblissen,
bstsn nun ibrsn 4orratb BON Slitsrn sum3er>
fauf an, sum Einfaufspreife, uno inosm
lis Die pislsn Ss9linifi9un9sm Die iis pon ibrsn
Svuneen uno &unbsn erDisten, banfbar ons
srfsnnen, motten lis obtunsspol um Sortists
sun9 Der 9unif bitten, fir cine fur;s 3sit--
Sis mobhn ebenfallS gang ernitlib 9isjsniasn
,peltbe ibnsn nod idulei9 iinb sriudbsn, ibre
Mebnun9cn in m69libif fhr;eifsr 3sit ab;ufst.
tsln, neil elmer BON esr 8irma nab pbiIaoels
pbla su jeDsn beablbti9t.
O'Srien uno Eaiauel.
%. 9. qanesSaufsuts Gnb DEFENDERS elm.
sslacsn aniurufen, um nb su ilberisussn, baf
lie um folte preifs faufsn fonnsn, Die unfsbl.
bar bsfreoi9sno fsin milIen.
Gsaona, SUM 8. bp.
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81 q b + t b f.

9ie Bieber unp Yapiere res DsrNorbencn
QS II III 0Nensel, werben nabreno
elmer furSen 3cIt in Den 6dncsn non 4mcs
5lmmelreieb prrblciten. Nae prlcnsn, bic
Ihulol9 fnr, beleten al cenfelten atSutcs
sablsn, uno Solebe, bic 2Rlpriebe baten,
wercen ibre 0e6nnn9en oil ebenoenlslten
einbdnoisen.
lbrabam nIenscL Npm'cr.
SUM, 8. bp.
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SSpblfeilitcr Orm9s mltb
WteDtiinzStObr!
sJaeob =. MariebaG,

Of Dennifra6e,
A Tb4Ircn peitlid BON Ger Hie9elbabn,
80 2seanl,rg, 29a
sad 6dlt fortmdbreno auf 9ano Elm
- src6 uno ipcbI ausseiuhtes 2ldertez
mcnt BON frilden
Drugs, Meoi5incn uno Chemicals,
peltbe er 3u Den allcruiepriaiten preilem bcrs
taufen ,pirb. Or bat ebenio ein Iebr sro6ss
Ndortement BON poblconfruirten . t 1t eb.
bdnpern fir Die srinplltbe Seiluns Der
Srhtbe. 9leIe Srubbdnbsr msroen in fatt
alien Sdllen cine Sur bsDrfen. Aae bic All
Srhten lcioen poIIen aefaaiatt anrufsn uno
lt6 hterjcusen er perfanft ebsnfaGs gas
tcr Oel bel per Sallcne; audi Gin fteteree
OltteI fit Die Sertrclbuns Oct wArmrr.
Ncapln9, Mai IL. 60H.
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Teocrn Teoern!!
OJSDhffeil fir SSaarocfO

2DUVITtII THI OUUIVVIV
Sriceerib @. Srafer polfcrer uno
6eneralsSeior8er, No. AIS nIaftifras
&c. oberbalb Ger elften, Noroieite, 6is
raro Eerp 9e9eni'ber, pbilaoclpbia.
$50 su jsosr 3sit ju babsn 1T Elm 9rcssS @Gcrs
tsmsut bon Setten uno Oiatrassn 9sfroltsn
Ioaarsn uno Sebern, Stlblen, Siibem Setts
lacsn uno Spis9sln, nsbif aasn anosrn arts
fsln bic ins obi9s @sibaftSfab ssb6rsn, ,u ben
allsrwoblfsilfsn Saar9sIosprciisn.
ge. y - 2tlls alte Nrbeit ,prb Du6lb unb
fbneq ou69sbs1trt.
Ybilaoslpbia, W1arS 80. 3N.
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80ulDtten III perfQufen.

Sietm Sauicttcn selesen al oct Sranf.
linltrase slpiiden oer sebnten nno elften, auf
rsrSlcrc Ssitr entbaltsnt jsps 20 8u6 Srcnt
uno 100 SuB Siefe. 0as Slabers erfrase
man bei pem llnterIebrietsnenL ,pobnbaft am
ef oer penn uno 3sbntsu Strabe.
Seroinano I. 6. g9elmapn.
Neaeins, Oetot. 90. bp.
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Oo6 fleine @erfben, betitelt
Der SrDnlme III 0ptt,
Jn Ser 2(nb 6 t, &c.

morauf Der llntsrfbrisbsns ftbon bon sini9sn
Sobren lIntsribrsiber iaii,elts, 1T snplib eurtb
i'm gum 9ruf befcroert uno nun, fbtn ein9es
bunoen gum 9tbliefsrn bersit.
ga feline &efunobeitS sllmifdnbe ibm nibt
erlaubsn bsi alien llntsribreibern psri6nlib ons
surufsn, 70 fno 9lle bsnsn ss fbidlitb fsn mag,
sriubt, ibrs Slbsr in Der 9rudersi osS Qites
ralsn SsObabter6 ab;uDolsn, 9s9sn SsSabun9
osS ernisori9ten prsiisS pon 45 Gents, oas
@remplor. Jobann 6eorg Hobmann.
Yrsstaun, ben 2. Ssbruar l647. bp.
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VOH1tttIttDH OCT UPr, Stddten
in esutibsr Sprabs nit swsfmdsaen Nns
msrfunssn uno grfldrunssn bsaleitst, it fc ebsn
erbaltsn unS gum Gsrfauf in bisisr 9rudsrsi,
preis 80 Sent baS @remplar.