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New Lime OF Stages from Princeton

New Lime OF stages from PFInCetO
10 Worcester.
New Awrdn cement Of the Rutland and Worc ester Stage.
STAGE will leave the Post
GHNsAs n Office in Princeton every dag
- Sundays excepted) at 81 O'clock
s9SrsS and Rutland at G., and arrive in
-Axu Qz Worcester in season for the nine
O'Clock train 9! for Boston
and 81 train for Albany RETURNING-Leaves The
American Temperance House IS O'Clock P. NJ after hi
arrival OF the 81 O'Clock train from Boston.
Passengers going Holden. Rutland or Princeton w
please intern the Ticket-masIer and Conductor ard
their fare through TO either pacevz $780, and have the
names entered the way bill.
June 2, IS47. JOSEPH TAYLOR,
Worcester, Southbridge. and Sturbridge
STAGE,
In connection lUih the Nortcch and Worcester Railroad
g1I1E~@zzcS--51N VIE subscriber respectfully IN.
1f yn ne established line of Stages to
rum between Webster South.
bridge and turbrdge. Leave Sonhbridge at ST NJ and
arrive at Webster in time to take the 81 train
Worcester and Boston, arriving at Boston at III NJ.
RETURNING-Leave Boston at 81 and Worcester nj
u r. NJ arriving at SouthbTidge al 81 NJ thus giving
Southbrdge passengers q hours Boston and return
day. IL Passengers for Worcester will be down
at the Nort0ich and Forester Depot.
Tickets be obtained the subscriber anil at Phelps
eweiry Store in Southbrdge through to Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Office
through to Southbrdge. Fare By this route lou
by any other.
All business nrusted the subscriber will be prompt
y and faithfully attended to.
o. Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May Is. JOSEPH SHEPARD.
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AnDrentices Wanted.

WANTED, at Jewery Mandatory in Providence
w R. l., one two Boys Apprentices, from II Is
years of age of good character and OF frugal Industrious
habits For information concerning terms, &c, apply
Mr. S. P. CHAMPNEv Worcester; ALLEN Brown, Esq.,,
southbridge; E. OMsBEE, Esq, Oxford; II Meeting
st.. Providence, r. /. u25 June l5
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CITY Optical Rooms,

United States Block, mum entrance up stars.
j. r. PAINE 81 SON, Opticians,
YXTOULD respectfully inform their numeroustriends and
w the public generally, that owing the liberal pat
ornage bestowed upon them. thew have been induced
remove from their old their present CONNEXIONS
they will be most happy to wait all those
who may require their services Alter experience OF
ten years devoted erctusy to the manufacture and sale
V Spectdckes they feel confident of rendering entire
acen to those who may honor them with their
CAUTION!
Whereas II has been represented undersigned BY
numerous Individuals thai they have been imposed upon
by certain dealers in Spectacles, who have sold them
spurious article purporting 10 be manufactured BY the
nndersgned-T Therefore, would take this opportunity
OF informing riends and the public generally
that WE HAVE AGENTS. and the only place in Worces-
obtained, is at
The City Optical Rooms, U. States Block,
and they would respectfully invite all those who have 10
resort to artificial aid for impaired vision to call and
the quality the above named Specaces (wheher they
purchase not) as adjusted by the OPTOME TER. This
instrument was nAeutea by John Paine, the purpose
adjusting the Lenses of the spectacle any
detect Of the whether il proceed from distorted or
unqualified vision cataract in fact almest any cause
but absolute blindness
We claim those q ,sses the following properties viz
lst learIes and finish to he surpassed or euuaIed
by any Lenses al foreign or domestic manufacture NO
alterations 3d. they be for aay engh ,f Iir,,
when fitted by the Optometer without iaiigHng the
occasioning the slightest ihconuenienc, 4ih thew
preserve the sight and in many restore it.
All those qualities claim for our Spectacles and We
respectfully invite those who doubt and all others 10 cali
on as and satisfy themselves BY personal examination
The annexed paragraph Is the opinion OF j. " c. SMITH
NJ. d. the celebrated Lecturer on Optifs and the Eve
He says, through the columns of his Medical journal:
The Editor has lesurely examined Mr. Paine's inyen
ton, and, without hesitation, express our belief thai
II Is not oay avery Ingenious bat very useful nstru
men. ana Is destined tor an extensive reputation, when
fairly brought before the public. EperV
Optcidn In our large cities would find his account IN hay
ing an Optometer In his establishment"
The above opinion is but the echo of numerous Others
with which we will not weary your patience but will
merely say, call and judge yourself whether these
things
NJ b. sEXTANTS, QUADRENTS, SPY GLASSES.
and all manner fOptica Instruments required az shor
noiice. 81 JOHN r. PAINE A. SON
worcester, April III. jwtf
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WO REGISTER & NASHUA Rail. ROAT
Open from CIintOnUilie to Groton.
Ezssta EsEsszzs5 6aszassssTsss - a lll

an and after Monday, July "a, l94s, PASSENGER
" TRAINS will in connection with Trains upon the
FitchOurg RHil Road to Boston, a follows:
Leave CIiLtOnville at 20 M % 05 AM and 405 NJ
intersecting Groton with Trains Fitchburg to
Boston al 705 AM $40 M. and 40 p. M. or on the
arrival of said Trains. $500 q ~
Returning-Ieave Groton for Clintonville at e27 NJ
ppm and Is p NJ the arrival Trains upon the
Fitchburg Railroad which leave Boston att AM, IL
and 4.S6 P NJ
The above Tfains will alse connect at Groton with
Trains upon the Stoaey Brook Rail Road for LOWELL
A STAGE will leave Worcester for ClintonviIe and
Lowell at 645 AM and l30 P. M, and Clinton.
vile in for the Trans which leave Clinonve at
sos M. and 405 P M, and Groon at $40 Am and 40
PM, the Stoney Brook Rail Road to Lcwe arrv.
ing in Lowell at 10. IS A M. and IS. s3
RetuTning-Leave Lowell for Groton TAO A NJ. and
LIS I'M, and arrive in GrOton in for the Trains
for Clintonvle and Worcester which leave Groton al
s27 A: M. and P. M arriving in Worcester at IL A.
and Pm. fa
The Trains which leave Cntonville at O5 A. NJ and
Lowell at Is PM, with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thus
forming communication between Portland and Worces-
ter New York. and the West by way the Norwich and
Worcester and IVES ern Railroads
Fare from Worcester TO LotDeu, Sl.25.
Stage will from Sterling to the village of New
Boston in Lancaster with passengers for the Train which
leaves Clnonville at returning the arrival
Of the last train from Boston and Groton.
The above trains at Groton with trains upon
the Peterbefo and Shirley Railroad and with the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads. by way Of the Fitch
burg Railroad w. A. WHEELER,
Worcester, July %. Y dwtf Agent.
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s10A AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A
f <SDtT NEw, LARGE, SPLENDID TOWNSHIP MAP OF
PENNsYLvANIA in this State an with 1t, and in all the
O:her States Medical Works of great value
Comforts ThomsOnian Practice Of Medicine;
Comforts Thomsenan Practice OF Midwifery.
To applications POSTAGE PAID circular will be
cd, giving the particulars Of the whole subject.
ALEXANDER HARRISON,
Oct21 81 south Seventh street. Philadelphia
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LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
n NfE subscriber continues to run THE Elk.
E9sAasS3 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, for
the safe transmission of Packages. Bundles,
---'~ Bank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying collecting and ne
goiatng notes, draits bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce ETC.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property eprus
ed to his and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem Newbnrypor Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
ford; also, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
Boston; J. H KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1913 Main 81
Worcester s. g. LEONARD
Feb 2b. 1847. 0 DIFF
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American GirIs Wanted,

1.-TWO good American girls wanted, in a large board
ing houses short distance from Worcester TO do Ihe
work of setting tables and ASST ting about cooking Good
recommendations will be required, Permanent employ
ment, and good wages will be guaranteed. Inquire
this Office difw
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Il. MI. EIweII, Saw Manufacturer,

u q IH0D1dS Street, WOFceStcT.
M n, ssLwELL has long worked At saw Making, and
viii serssnoH every branch Of the busInessi and he
VIII WARRANT to put the of Saws in the best Of RON
ISIS ''uer' saws Of all kinds set and filed. 3mos
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
HOSIERY AND GTOVES.

IS0 DOE of the best manufactured HOSE 10 be found
LOU in the market.
l25 doz. GLOVES, in all varieties.
This has always BEEN and always will be the place TO
buy Hosiery and Gloves, of the best STYLES.
MARTIN STOWE, City STORE.
April Is fa If
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Poultry Wanted.

(tASH PAID for all kinds of Poultry, dead or
" alive-live Pigeons, Squirrels and all kinds Of Game
10 the season OF it, at SPURR & LEWIS'S.
Worcester, May H. JOHN II. GRANGER
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RusTON s. MORCESTER Raj. ROAD.


Autumn Arrangement commencing Sept. /.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worceste, al s., 81 IO3 A. NJ, 40 and p. NJ.
The last the arrival of the New Haven Tren.
Passengers will leave Miiib1ry at ST NJ ami s. IN.
Passengers will leave Milford at 10 minutes before A. NJ
and P. M.
The I'm train from Worcester will not stop at Way
Stations.
Leave BOSTON at & Am ct, 4, ), + IS p.
The train will stop only take np passengers at
Way Stations for NsW York.
The sA train tviiL land one east of FraminghFm
The will stop east of Franingham, except
take up Western Railroad passengers at Brighton
Thursday.
The P NJ train is the New York Steamboat Train
Norwich to heretofore without stops, except al
Frdninghdn.
Passengers MHlbury, for Hoston and Milford will
take the AM and trans Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the and q trains.
n. B. The A. and p. trains take passengers at
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
Brooktine Special Trains.
Leave Brooklne g. and and l2 81 5, &
Leave Boston al ~, Ct & 10 and 1915 81 AZ ct n
10 PM.
NetOton Special Traips.
Leave Lower Falls at and 81 AN, q Il and Pm.
Leave Boston at 1t AM, l24, 81, ST anu 8 Pm.
SarsnUiHe Special Trans.
Leave Saxouvie at 81 AM and II Pm
Leave Bos'on at 81 Am. and ST Pm.
Boston, Sept, l, ls48. If VIM. PARKER, sup't.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing Wednesday, Dec. 1, lS47,
PASSENGER TRAINS run daily, Sundays excepted
leaving follows
Boston. 4 and S A NJ and I. M
Worcester 81 and 10 A. and T. NJ.
Albany, 7! A. M. 23 M;
Springfield, ST IN. an Ii NJ for Albany;
Springfield, 81 A M, il and Pm. FOR arrival
the train from New York; foi Wor cester and Boston
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-via Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Am and Wor
eester at 81 AM, will stop at Way Stations unless
take passengers for Springfield Passengers pro-
coed directly by way Of Hartford New Haven anil
arrive in New York by Up. M
Returning leaves New York at Ct A. NJ and arrives al
Worcester at PM.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. M. Worcester 10 A. NJ and arriys
ALBANY 81 P.Mor leave Buston M Worcester
at6P. M, lodge in SprInafeld leave 81 morning
and arri- in Albany at II p NJ
The trains for Trey leave the arrival of the trains
at Greenbush. A|t
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany ~ A. M.& Pm
The trains ofthe Pitts6eld ard North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pttsfeld. tae
The of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road con
Chatham.
The Housntonic Rail Road connects at State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage Bratte,
boro', Windsor, Bellows Fas Hanover Haverhill &c.
Stages from Charlton to Southhrdge-from West
Brookfed Ware, Enfield New Brantree and HardwicA
rom Palmer to Three Risels Bechertown, Amherst
Ware and Monson. JAMES BARNES,
Worcester, Nov 80, ls47. dwtf sup't & Engineer
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WORCESTER MARBLE YARD.

WORCESTER MARBLE KA&D,
Near Ann. Temperance House and Railroad Dtpot.
no those who wish procure classic Monume.. 3. OF
L ancient modern designs, ! would say that have
succeeded procuring The of LOon and American
publications the subject Monuments and Head Stones
and am prepared order, the best sloek
MONUMENTS and HEAD STONES OF any design, ia
the best manner. hope they will call and exami' %
themselves. y II. KIM ~
Worcester, may %
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NEW GOODS.
TO LET.
CITY DYE HOUSE.

CITY DYE HOUSE.
GROVE STREET.
7 AIDES and Gentlemens Garments of every descripa
IL ton dyed and finished in superior style. Also,
Shawls, Wells, Hosiery, &C. Gents whole Garments dyed
and pressed in good shape-Aso ceansed short notice.
without injury goods colors. White Merno and
other Shaws cleansed Carpets cleansed for eight cents
per yard days notice. Goods returned in one week.
Office at Ellis's, ll6 Main Street.
Worcester, April 5. dwtfl5
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SDffpr SmQen'S

Jnoianiicb pc9etabiliicbcs Specific,
fir rpciblld)e geioen. - 0rs 1T ene Der
oNerwertbUoQten mlcri}incn, bic jcnaIs Dem
Dubllfum onaeboten morDen. 6ei &ranf
beiten fir peItte 6ccter's Oilss cmpfObleu
fnp, 1T oieGc Oleoi3in in jeprr 6in0tbt ilbcr:
trefeno in ocr Ghncaen 9SieccrberltrlIun9
Ocs Spltcms gum 9rfuncrn 3utanpc. San.
fenbe BON Slaftbcn ftnc in ,peni9cn monatcn
pertauft, unb man BAT nccb nebt Won cinem
8cbN6Ia9eM 9ebbrt. &a6t psu 8crluA &C:
maCbt ,peroen mo cas- 9pccific miro Cinen
&aum ttnren i'll per 5rim: spraris jcper 8az
milc. g6 1T ouy60ue unihdblib unO mag
III eni9er 3et 9enpmmen lpcrrcn.
Siowano uuo Dalton, ei9entbImcr,
SIR. $40 D1artttra6e pbilaOclpbia,
gnalamo uno Nae01aten, 8 g, sambcrt
unb ScICpb s N0fer, Nraoin9, Spa, =. g.
G. O1ortiu, ppttepiae, par 8. 9. Sails,
Wlincrspile, po., 2Dnnbsr II. Sraun, Sebus
pIfia 6aprn, ocr Dr.. Sellers, pcttetaun.
Sebruar, 20. 69)i
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0eutl6er G0ut6tQbQf.

93enn mein pfiftben oampft unp slabt
limo Der Naueb bon 4lattrn
Can't mir nm bic Nafs ssbt,
o! Damn tauf6 itb nitbt NIT 96ttcrn &c. &C..
Gin frif6cr Borratb bon uCmtlhem
Nau6tataf," tettcbenp aus lsicbtem Naucb.
tabaf, SO. /, 9 uno 8, lcicbtem &aualter,
&elnnobeites&anaiter, portobsIlo, portos
rico, Waihluston uno 8rsmer Sarinas, in
paqusten BON pfuno, 1T 70 eten BON Sleu
port erbaIten unp gum Serfauf i'm @tpbr
nber Der 9rufcrei bee .,Seoba6ters." Vreis
5 bis 5 Gents pas Oaquet.
,lnlere ceutfhrn $anoeIeute, iptpie bic $ieb.
bater pom 9utem Naudtabaf iiberbaupt,
wero'n pclle Sefrieoi9un9 fnben rpel lte bies
fen Sataf berfutbsn. Hae Die i'm rrobirt ba:
ben peritebern une paB ee Der bette Stcff III
eie Selt oamit 3u Uertreibsn uno eininal reebt
beimatbli6 5u fiblen.
WeaetR9, ben Q. Scbember.
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Or. s. Ql5. 2(ppletDn'S

bertbmtes Seilmittel fir 8 au b Deit
G6mer;rn uno lleteIn in unp aus Den Oh.
rem III beilen uuo 5u Uertreiben, lpeltbe nit
fammt alien beren unanaencbmrm frantbef
ten 2nfdlIsn bon SautbCit bcrbnnpcn (lnr,
bient Olcfe nnic6dkbore l6coi5in ais bas Nes
fultat elmer burh lau9e unO al0ubbafte grs
perimrnte erprobtCs 2itteI 9C9Cn biCfee GRO,
Be llrbCl. 0lohbrm piCiCs l6ittGI OSil nrm
llnter1thriGbeuen bel elmer lana uno Dielfdls
tt9en e9enen Nnmenpui9 uno Sebr0u6 mdb:
renb ben leBten Sabren iii 70 pielen 8dlIen
our6 Die msrfnurcallr grfcqe ale brwdbrt
9efunren, 70 miro badclte INN Rem Qutitum
einpfctlen gum SluBtn uno ScquemIihfe,t t
cerjeniaen welcbe neaCn IN neiter gntfer:
nuns ccer lcniti9en !lrlatbCn bic perG6nlite
Scbanoluns ore ei9entbImcrs i'm pclltten
Sertrauen Don pefen 25irfunQ nicbt batcn,
in6aen fett nterSeuat fein, baG Diejeniaen,
fpNlde bic 8ele9enbeit baten, oies untrn9lis
che S ittrl anjuweuben, 0cb in ibrer grware
tnna nltt tdufdten pcrpen; fur} ee 1T Der
1ofbartte Artifel ncItber nctt je oem
6ntlifum fir picfcs ltctel cmprblen NOR.
ben 1T. 3u boten tei
Sic,panc unb I8altcn, GiQrntbtmer,
Slr. 376 NarfttraBe, pbiabelpbia.
enalone uno NeNoten, 9, g. lambert
nMo Scfcpb pafer Seooin9, Spa, 9. g.
G. Nartin, potteOiae, spa, 9, B. SoGs,
D1inersDlle, 90. Bunosr II. 8roun, Sc6us
pleia 6aben, bo., Or. @saers Vottetaun.
Geptcmber 7. l847. IS.
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trieerlei GeGtblecttcs cine Itt6ere, 9eni0e,
Ctbnclle lnp blGlbcnpe &ur fir Die fhllmItCn
Sdlle an}ubieten, bCren SerItbliincrun9 m69e
Damn ourtb cen Sebrautb bon 0crfur coer
burcb cine IdbCtbte SebonpIunS Don Setgn
lnCrfabrencr 66nbe bCrrtbrcn.
perfoncn, lpeICbc nit tpbiItiItbCn lteteln
cpCr an DER ObCrfitbe ibrCs N6rpCr6 unb ib:
rem GCitCbtc nit fupfcrfartiq au6Iebenocn
8 Sl0ttern, opcr nit 95CCtbmirCu, bic i'm
@ aumClJ 9 Cb uno mo in brr STATE
rbcr aub 0noCreiDO austvCtbCn, bCbaftCt itun;
obcr bic all ornt GeinfraB, ¬tenGcIhnul:
fen, Observation-Disclosures nnO Sersn.
0erun9cn [DeIcbr 0GrCn0grunqcn tftCrs nirht
qrb6ri0 bcbNnret, raber melttens unrolltoms
men srbrlIt wCrpGn] unb inebCicnrcre
SJuuBc Scufc,
Die ar Il II y ! On Il II II
unb unbeiItrin9cnbrn Su0Cno GCwcbnbettEn
lcipen, .. b. Der GeIbNbefcdunq Ncb eraCtCn,
berrn 8cl9en fir &cib Wp @ciit 9icIt6 Ucrs
bcrtltb Gno, uno iponurcb, ipcnn niCbt bel
3citCn ca9eaen arprft miro, t0ufcnbe bon
jcniE UielberCprehcubcn jun9cn OE6nncrn IN
eiN frnbc6 Sra6 9cItNr3t iDCrNcn,-unp Alle.
mClcte aus QcrQer oper 3duIhuu9 jcce 5oFs
nuna ~ elmer Sur ouf0cQckgn boten ltnr
briuaCub criubt, entwrrCr peritnIttb poFr
GhriftIitt in pCrtcfrCen 9riCfen al NoFtor
KinFclin (ttb su mCnNrn.
&ronfcu i'm Gonoe,
weftbe bic Grmptcmrn ibrer SCbmcroen IN
portrfrrirn Sriefrn arnou G9ctcn, fanm en
SdttCben nit Qcb6ri9en, ibrcr &rantbcit ons
srmslTenrn Meci3inrm ciIist 5n9rlanot 'psrE
ben.
Ole Sebinqmarn fnb tinia no Der S(as
tur mo Gt6micriafeit nCe Safes acnaB.
Geionrrre 3immer 5ur SsrothuS ltnS
OorhnnbCn.
0tr Office 1T often BON ltbr D1crQcns
bi6 llbr oee NbGnbs. 26Ott. -lS.
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Cine fhcre Sur fir eie YellS.

Dr. GuIen's inoianiid1 pe9ctabilifdes
peile Seilmittel 1T Elm einbelmiichee Spree
parat, weIcbss felt OieIen Sabrcn nit pem
belten erfoq asbrouht poroeu. ga llc cine
innerIihe Wlspisin III 70 bat llc einen rnt'
itisosusn SorsHs 6ter du6ers D1itt'l, 'pel
ebe bios gum pl aaen absr niht 5nm Sc il:
len lnO. Dicfe McDBin 'Dirtt onf bic
trantsn Sbeile. be,pirpt seGnnOrn Srtrautb
unb cine pauernOe &ur-lprltbe mir rere
flhrn cber. bas Sclc 3urlifSebcn. GrpB
unD <inUerfauf bel
Ncpanp nnc WaIton, giaentbImrr,
$40. $40 Rartttrabe Phllapspbia
gnqlanb unb McWlafen, 8. .. lambert
uno Sofepb s, Oafcr, 9tcacins, par 8. g.
6. OlartM potteUIle, pao 9. D Sails,
RnereUilr, rp., wmosr II. 0rauu, @tbu.
pItin 5aOen, 10, Or SelIers pottstaun.
Septembcr 7. 1947. 1S.
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2eiDenOe lelet -!
Softor Ginteltn,
SeutI ct er llr3t,

oeutf der Nr3t
ertbeilt fortpdbrcno IN Gcinrmleit oem Sabs
re 1882 etabirtsn so bieal: 6an1G
NorppcItl. gde bet stem nnb Union Gtro6e
3wilebsn DER @pruee II. SPINE, NbilacrIpbia,
dr5tliben &atb NIB SnIfe tsIonosre binftebts
lid Der 8sbanolans, Uoafommenen 6siIuna
unc grHnblitben Auerottun9 aller
5aut: &rantbciten uno q b ei me lie
telus peren erfolareider Sur es Der 0tenite
cines erfabrpnen praftieanten beoarf
Or. &infein, peldsr in SeuH6anb cine
reaslmd6ise meoieiniltbe SiIbun9 sencB, jcoe
Scrm ciefer &ranfbeten in BEN teribmte:
fen Ssneries@pitaisrn gurcpa's bebanpeln
fab, unp felt IS Sabren in picler Staot cine
auesebebnts praris erlanste, IT bureb cirfe
SortbeiIe in ben Stanb selest perfonen
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Ss. 1tnb s. -. Reim nnD Sp.
t1e. 80 t1oro fi1nfte StraEe,

10. 81 I1ofo Tuhfte 5traBe'
Qsnfsn bic 2(ufmsrffamfsit ibrsr Srsunbe unb
be6 YutlifumS tibsrbaupt, ouf ibr fplenbib unb
nsusS 2tnortsmsnt pon @dtern fir Soousbols
tun9en, bsitebsnb aus Mei7ern unb @absIu,@b f.
unO Sbee.Q6feln, S6pfen, Seftln, @maIirtsn
&odsrn unb Yreierpin9sS sSe1Tsln msffn9ensn
&sfsln, Si9eIsifem Qitbtsrit6dsn, Qibtbess
rem, qBdtern, SboufsIn unb 3on9en, Srots
uno Sodspfonnen, Sfillst6, &afsemiblen,
Sbeersn. @ofsn, Gpis9sln, Srocz, gSofbs,
&eiIes uno Morfts&6rben, @sbsrsQ8oorsn &c.
mas ale su ben niebri9itsn Yrsiisn Ysrfauft
rperpsn wirb.
&eabin9, Wdrs7. 81.
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QB. II, =. s.. &eim II. 3d.
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cNn a. aSMAAMAnAAn.

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baben ouf 5Jnno uno beten gum Gerfouf su
bcquemen Serin9un9sn, Elm ou9emsine6 2lTcr>
tement ron &9ortwooun uno StbnebNu9 ;g}ds
Qeln uno Speif9 BON alien @r6Gcn; @jien uno
StobI BON jercr Sencnnun9; S6roubitEde,
2lmbtf5 unO @bmiepes&lofsbdt9e; Subfsn,
uuO 8lntenIdufs; ShIIiEr; Wsiltn9 in Sos
fsIn unO Gtan9en; 5Cbeln, bon YbIarsIpbier
uno Qontaiftr 8o6rif; Sattlerei 9ortmooren /;
SotteIt6dr Yotent:Qeber &c. 3jnn IC unp TX,
Stan9en. Sim, omSrifanfcb unc rufflcbe6 @iz
ienbIstb, 9ratbs Gtan9sns u. pi9.Slei; Spel:
ter, SupfrsSolSen, gtjste &c. @to6, 8arbsn,
OsIe unc Eirnine, 9upcnt'6 2lcIerf uno Stbs
fenspuIpsr nebit piel onperen @itern Die 9ss
wtbnIib in einbeimilben 6ortwoorcsSNbrsn
perfouft wereen.
GbenfaIls, 5bcpcro's Sarfoparina,
Dermifu8G SuitensCGrov. unb oeutI Icbc
Siebers unO Kaltfcberspillcn.
Nsocng, Mdrj 7. bp.
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Der llnhrlbrebsne bietst nun feinen 3cr=
ratbt bon 5tublen Su bstsutsnc srnisbrstsn|
Yrelfen gum Gsrfauf. Aas Die ib noCb nidbtI
NIT Stiblcn psrfsben babsn, foaten anrufsn AMI
Dem mobIfslsn @tabIiffmsnt in Der Sfspsnns|
itra6e, Sdilo pom u9iotbsn gmbl,M Ro. SO,
no iis Elm 9roS unO ipIsncce6 Nnortmsnt fins
ben msroen; icldbe ais SaO: Mifsn, 9icbr<5is|
uno 9einene Gtibls 9rcbe iinb fltns Gcbaus
fslsStIbIe, Ssttic6 &C., febr mcblfsiI
@benfaa8 GabinetsB erdtb, ols Bureaus,
81 alien Yrsiicn, O1itta95 Srdbiti6, pfeiler,
Wttsl unb @nosSjlde Settlapsn nit nisSrsn|
unb boben Pfoifen, @fltbrdnfe, &itsnfbrdns|
fs, &lepsrIbrdnfs, Nrbet6 unp Q8afbsS StdnSSI
2(nfIsbs:Suuau6> @pta5 &c. ; oGss ron ben err
flbrenifen Qrbeitsrn perferti9t i'm nllsrneueifenI
9tDs ou69carbeiHt unb mcrben febr mcblfeilI
ptrFauft. 9a6 Yublifum unb DEFENDERS junae|
&2ou5bdtcE Ino oCbtun9SSoa ein9etabsn ansus|
rufen, ieincn Sorratb 81 tcfsben uno oonn flr|
itcb fsblt ju urtDeiItn.
Srieerid Gor.
NeaoinQ, Oldrj IA. bu.