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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06

A PRINTER's ExCUsE-The editor of the Co
Iumbus (Miss.) Wing, after clearing his own skirts
of errors in an address delivered by lady of that
town-Lby the way, the address was really very
creditabe production remarks that the errors
were "not the fault Of Miss s., hut Of the compost
tor; and his reason for doing is, that the evening
that he set it up dark, cold and cloudy, and he
had his fingers to often" If the office Of the
Wing not better calculated to keep out cold than
some printing offices we " wot of in Mississippi,
in bygone days, the eompositors excuse is plausi
bic one.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
AND LADIES C.fLTST'HENIU.H,s
APOLLO ROOMS CARONDELET STREET, NEAR UNION.
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sToRAeB roR COFFEE.
WOOD. CHARCOAL TAR, PITCH SAND,
SHELLS, ETC

- IL
TNHE subscriber. having the oldest e5taDlshmept o. re
NEw BASIN for the sale Of The above ks ~
and PITCH PINE WOOD which VII " sola ~ low
prices Fair given and delivered nee OF cart
~ ORDERS eft at the Office, No 10 SHE'LL RoAD slde
n Ctds Roy AL Mr. John Hewetts Exchange previous to
gocock A M will be filed that day; or after that time
thew viii be punctually attended to on the next day.
' No H., " f. J. WHITE.
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ASTRONOMICAL INTELLIGENCE. - Among the
appropriations made by Congress during its last ses-
sion was one for a series of observations for de-
termining the parallax Of the sun and planets; or
in other words their distances from the earth, by
a new process. One set Of observations is TO be
made bv Lieut. J. NJ. Gilliss, of the United States
navy. in Chill while corresponding observations
are TO be made at the northern astronomical obser
vatories Of this country and Europe. The differ
ence Of latitude between the observations made
north and south Of the equator will furnish base
line from which, with the required angles, may be
calculated the distance of the sun and planets
The necessary instruments for prosecuting the labor
assigned to Lieut. Giliss (whO is now in this city
are in course Of preparation. They will probably
cost not much less than FIVE thousand dollars, and
as soon as completed, the Lieutenant will start
upon his scientific pilgrimage. 1t is gratifying TO
notice that our Government, by such appropriations
as the alluded TO, is vndcatng its character IN
regard to the advancement of science-Nat Intel
LIABILITY OF HOTEL KEEPERs.-At the Court
of Common Pleas in Greenlieldsthe case Of Ashbel
Dickinson, Of BrattleborO VT, Us. d. ID. Winches-
ter & Son. Of the Exchange Hotel, in this town, for
damages aledged 10 have been sustained in the loss
of a trunk was tried The trunk contained a
quantity Of clothing, and other articles, for the use
Of a minor son Of the plaintiff, who was on his way
to Milwaukee. Wis and who, on arriving at Spring
field. entrusted il to the charge of hackman, en-
ployed by Messrs. Winchester. The trunk was
either lost or stolen from the carriage, its way to
the Exchange Hotel, and the suit was brought to
recover the value Of trunk and contents, which
were stated at about Sf5 of the pfOpretors OF the
house. The jury rendered verdict Of Sll4 for the
plaintiff. Exceptions were taken 90 the ruling OF
the Court, by defendants counsel. Geo. j. DAVIS
for plaintiff. W. G. Bates for delendants.-SpriRg-
field Republican,
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- 3 - II 3 ssrT-MAN zIN - for Roofna

yH,HE s1benbes agents for lie sale Of the Viele Mon
/ iaene Co.'S" celebrated SHEET ZINC, would call ths
attention OF Builders and Others 10 this article (w1en used
OF proper thickness and quaity durable aud economical
sree lor Roofs II has been used roofs m Europe LOT
univ wears without repair and IS now apparently good
rs when first put on II is particularly calculated for the
roofs Of large bindings Churches Sugar Houses &c III
eua giving all the requisite information on ih esubect can
be had and models Of the mode Of using y ses on appna
ton STARK. DAY, STAUfh En- q ~,
"a I'm dSrW corner Canal and MaEazine streets.
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TIE GEM, No. 10 Royal street,

LIE dEI41 " y tAUytI sLLuUIi
Opposite THE POsT-oFFtCE.
VNHIS SALOON has been fitted up in style that dor
taste and convenience surpasses any the South The
Bar is and shall always be- supplied with the choicest OF
liquors [n2O1 JOHN g. MILLER.
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Fall, 1848--GUTTA PERCHA.
NEW STY LE-LATEST IynPROTE.MENI-Ju
~ received By the Indiana Manchester and Ale F.
~ ghany.-i receiving different in FtH
II "A voices of the l. A T q ST lMPR ON ID sS3
GSS GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENED HATS, -
which have such universal satisfaction wherever they
have been tried viz in New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore These Hats got in superior style TO
anything offered before in this city CAL and See.
o10 G.. ID. BUNCE 30 Canal street.
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N B-OuT personal attention. will be devoted 70 repair
ing every desc ptiOn of fine Watches Clocks, eweT etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily OF no earge
ms X. y N.
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YoUNe,s, No. oamp sireet. New oTleans,

NOV receiving, at the above store, by every arFa nom
20 sive stock Of Ladies' and Gents
4gSA finest patent Lever Watches. hunt - I, /, =, -
e. ca ing and open faced Quad Vest, and Fob Chains
GasE4aiest and fashionable style OF Ladies and
Gentlemen's Breast Pins, Also, new patterns OF studs,
Finger and Ear Rings Collar and Sleeve Buttons Suspen
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold Pens OF the best
makers Also large stock Of Slyerwae, consisting Of
table tea and dessert Spoons Soup Ladies' Casters, &c
all of which will be sold the lowest cash prices Ihepub
lie respectfully invited TO cal and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere. =.
b. The rctts attention paid to the repairing Of fns
Watches Clocks and Jewery. Canes, Diamonds, snd all
kinds of Jewery mounted in the latest and best
All repars Wananted. charge NJ TIE
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BOAR DIN Fl DO S 3

121 CRAYiER street, bet1oeeH S. ehartes and lgreH
delet streets door from the Of tar0Hdetet
NTRS WILSON, (lase Of q Bienvie street, respect
lfH fully informs her friends and the pubic generally 81
that she continues in the above eligible location 9ccu- III
pied BY her during the last year. She has bad her
House thoroughly efed aud prepared tor the aeeonoda
she hopes by digent attention TO the comort and con-
Of he same Her terms will be, heretofore, MODERATE.
M lyrd&w
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PRIVATE BOARDING.,

ETsHE subscriber can accommodate five TX single Gen
I tlemen with gentee BOARD and LODGINGS. .
Her iiou located in very pleasant, quiet ana re- gu
spectacle neighborhood and not subjectio the
ances of children Orof business toTonghare erns hOu-
crate Inquire of Mrs. GRIFFIN St Peter 81 n30 I'm
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NEW HAT AND CAP SALES ROOM
THE subscriber being engaged IN manufacturing HATS
IL and CAPS in Newark, New jersey, has 80
opened a SalesoOm for the disposal at wholesale Sd
- of goods in the above line His facilities are p
% such Ps will enable him make it the interest OF deal
s ers in Hats and Caps and purchasers in general, 10
- give him call - 800 .
A choice lot of MEMS BLACK BUENA VISTA
HATS received per Crescent City, hand, and will
be sold low WILLIAM BOOIH, Halter,
ms 1w 10 GravieT ST.. up stains.
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HATS AND GAP;

VTTE have just received per ship Victoria from Paris and
w ship G5aena from New York, full assort- go
ment of HATS and CAPS, from the most cele -
- brated Inconsistencies of Paris and New -
80 York eOnsislIie in part of Gentemen's superhne
~ fashionable Blk Beaver, MOleskin, Nutna, Brush
- and Russia HATS of the latest fall styles. Also.
Infants Hais with Feathers Youths and Boys SILK Vel
and Cloth CAPS of the richest quality and trimming.
The above assortment of Hats and Caps is got up IN
most elegant style aud finish and for richness OF trimming
quality and taste unvaied. All Of which we oiieT TO
our friends and the public the reasonable at
the Fashionable Hat and Cap Store No. 81 Canal street,
New Orleans [nSO 81 J. ROBERTSON & co.
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RESTAURANTS, SC.
HoLBRooK OYSTER SALOON,

BANKS ARCADE.....,..J h9GaZINE Street.
vrVIITS FsbIbment having been leased BY the under
l signed they have had It Thoroughly fen0va5te . q
aud fitted nm and are now pTepaed to accommodate III
city and ira nj B()ARDERS The BAR has been aA
supplied with LIQUORS Of the best quality E9en we
in the etg The Rooms are comfortably furnished and VIII
enable MS TO give every satisfaction TO Boarders
nSGtf TUFTS & DiGGES.
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'8SIILI THEY UOWE.77
ID ECEIVING, PER STEAMER CRESCENT CITY,
N ships Hero, Union and Memphis, direct from ESQ
our factory in New York large and choice assort Nd
"a ment Of our widely-ceiebrated II ATS, VIZ: 20
s. Beaver NutTia, MOeskin and Silks. which, for neat
sness and durability, not surpassed by any in the
ii 81 'ODi'' d. W. F. BELDEN. Charities st.
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Or. 6. QB. 2fppletDn'S

beriibmte5 $9ellmittel fir Saubbeit. s
Gtmer;tn unb lieteln in unb aus ben Ob.
ren ~ bcllen uub IN pcrtrEiteu, pctbe nit
iammt allen bercn lm1n9eurbncm franfhef.
ten NnfaIlCn BON 3autbeit bCrbunpcu ftuO,
rient bIcfc unftbdfbare WlsoiSin ais pae Oes
iultat einer ourCb lanae uno 9laubbafte gr
perimcute crprobtcs Witte! acaeM bifes aro.
be UGbeI. 9lat6bem bitIcs Mittel Don nem
ltnterGtbriebeuen lei elmer lang lnb Dielfals
tl9en eiaenen Unpcnonu9 uuo 8straucb rpdbs
reno bcn lrBtcn Sobrsu iii 20 pielen Sdllen
pnrcb oie merfmirpiQlle grfolse als telpdbrt
srflmoen, 70 ipro o0delbc min sem publifum
rmpfpblen, gum SlnBtn uno Bcqusmiic6feit
ocrjen9eM peldbe Weasn 3n tpeiter entfers
nuns ooer lcnti9en .lrlatben bic prrG6nlitbe
Sebanblnn9 bss Gi9entbImers i'm pplltteu
Sertrauen bon beGen 1SirPuna nicbt bateu,
m6aen fslt itersenst fein, oa6 Disjeniaen,
peltbe cie GeIe9CnbCit baben, oies untrhelie
de Olittel an5uwsnben, 1leb in ibrer ermave
tuns niebt tduittcn rpsrbeu; fura ee lit eer
fo barfe Irtifel weldrr nod je benz
spnblieum fir oeIes ltstel empfoblen nor,
ben 1T. 3a babsn bel
Stowano uno qBaltOn, giaentbitmrr,
Slr. 376 OlarftRrGBp, Obilabelpbia.
Gnslanp uno O1eWafen, .. 9. $ambevt
nnb Soiepb s pafer, Ncabins, spa, 8. 6.
G. Oaartln, DotteDilIe, spa, 9. B. Saas,
!O1inerepins. DO. wunbsr II. Braun, Sbus
plftu 6aDen, 90, Or. Gsllers pottetaun.
September 7. 1647. lS.
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, Cncs crfabrenen pr0ftlRnnten hcoarf
Or. Sintelin, wGlCber III 9curCblano Cinc
reaemtfiSs mC0icluiGtbg sBibun9 9enob, jeoe
Sorm biCfPr 8ranFbeitGn III ben beril6m
Ien 0eneries Gpitatevn gnrppa'e bebauppn
CAB, nnb Ieit 5 Jabreu in biefcr Stabt cine
ans9eoebnte Qrarie erlaugte, TT Nurth oiefe
SortbeiIe III ben Stanp gaiCGt, pWfpnen
bCipRr!ei SeGCblctbte8 cine 0Cbevc, ecpifTc,
1CbmelIc unb bltibCnbG Sur fur Die ftbiiltteu
Sdlle an3utlGteM, 6eren SrritDltnerun9 mjac
Damn purtb Den 8CtraUtb BON Ntufur opcr
ourcb cine Itbletbte SebanbIun9 pcn Sglten
uNerfabrencr 6dnoe berrtibrtn.
perfoncn, IpeIcbe nit itpbilitifebsn lletelu
ooer an 0er Dberiite itree S6rperG NIB ii.
rem 8elttbte nit fupferfarbis auefcbGnoen
y Sl0ttern, ooer nit Scicbwiren, Die i'm
o aumem 8 eb I'M . mo in Der STATE
ooCr anb anDersiDo auebreden kcbaftet Itnb;
ppCr piC al bem SRinfraB &uohgnseftbtpii,
itcn Observation-Disclosures uno 0eren.
aernnaen CmeItbe SCrW9eruu9en Iftere niCbt
9eb6rl9 hebanbelt, oabCr meiItens mpplltOmz
mcn sctcilt rperbcul unp n6befrnpere
SSntt0c 2entc,
ole 1n Il II b onnen
unb unbsiIbviuaenOen guacno @epcbubeiten
lEineu, B. b. Ser 9elbftefc6nns fteb er9eben,
Oeren 8cI9sm fir aeib unp @0lt scitb oes
terb!icb itnb, unO norurcb, wenn nibt bel
3eiten raaeaeu ae,pirft wire, taufenoe bon
icnit UielUeripre6enpcn jnn9en Mannsru III
elm frhbes @rab seitir3t ,perpsn,-unO Aae.
fDclcbe aus Qeraer oorr 3au16un9 jeoc 6offs
nuns 5u elmer Sur aufac9Ctcn babcm lnb
brinaeno eriubt, cntpcrcr perf6nliCb cber
fcbriftIit in pcrtcfreen Sricfen an DoFtorj
KinFelin ftcb 5m 'pCnOen.
Sronfcr i'm 2onHe,
,pelebs bic SpmpromSn itrsr Befhperben in
pcrtcfreien Sriefen 9cnau an9sten, fann Elm
Sdttcbcn init acb6yi9en, ibrer &rantbeit ans
semcTenrn Meri5incn, eiIisit SM9elanpt wcrs
ben.
Die Seoinaunaen ftnb tinia umo Der Slas
tur uno Sbmieristeit bes Sales sema6.
Sefcncere Smmrr 5ur Ssrattuns Gnb
Dprbanrcn.
9ie Office 1T often bon ltbr Waorqene
bis 9 ltbr oes Hbenos. 26Oft. -IS.
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Qeoer! 2eOer !! 2eOer!!!
M. -. Sepcner

2VE. ~. SpCUeE
5at 70 eben erbaten BON JleupGrfrr 8Crberu
bic fd6nite >et bon rc:bem 9oblssocr, pas
jemaIe nacb Neooins sebraHt mcrpen. Scr
Stc6 teftebt aus
5000 Spfp pom.tsitsn rotben 6cbnerr
5000 " IN Baltimore seaerbt 6raniftb
9arnr6., 3anms, NetIcbens, Ober. Salb Sci.
len, &ips &c, nebf eiHer BerIcbieonbeit BON
SeffreH, ScbaafeIIch 6irfhfelsn, @cbmeis
nefellEn II. {. IN.
at1 roccos,
Brtrteno ans StiefcI; W1crceeo fir Oadns
ner, unaebreBte Srsits, Rib unb franl6flIhe
einfainnaen fir Srauen; r6tbliebe Ainnse,
aeb, peik une ftbDar3sscsertt, ober @6aaf.
6dnten nit Der Q8olIe.
Sbub; ;2lusftef ffrungen uno Sbub.
NADER tDerf3euge,
Icl6e a(s Ordtts, Sldarl, prae, Sdmmsr,
4ble, Wedrr. Stiefflb6l3er, &sitten, @ticfel.
8lcfG &rimp: 8rettsr, @5hnbsScfe, &c.
netf lebsm artitel i'm SbutmahersSade,
nae alle frbr moblfeil psrfauft ipiro an Sem
Saarselc' Stcbr, Gcbilb sun "@olbnen 3es
ten" $40. %. Der DpfsOffiee aeaenlber.
ESSrasr fir $cctsrs $rosr,Gtcbr
Neacins, Sannar 4. l84s. 6No1
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syeO. G2.
2Im 0rOBen &IeiOer>StOb

10. Sc Ot pennftragc, orei TbtIren
eberbGIb Gco. ,Seoter's s5tobr,
1T bas gr6Ete, moblfIifs uno bette 2(Furtement
BON Klcioun9s fftGcn, bnB jemnl6 ftil0ebo,
fen mOrbsn in Der Gtaot Nsabin0, beifeDenb
aus fol9snOen 1rtifeln, ndmltb:
Sin fh6ue8 2(fortement BON
Drc6s EeGen iu 50, mertb $40 so DO b
ju 10, msrtb $l4; DO. DO, 5u IL, Wertb SIG.
Gin fhGne6 @(i0rtemcnt Don
feinsn tudbCncr 5afsR6fcn, Su 8, mertb
So; DO. ia s 90, mertb 81 90; DO ~ Z 90,
mertb $40 90.
Gt1l fdlDne6 Enforcement 0or
&aiilnirs5ofen su 3 rs, rpsrtb SIS so; @ofe
Inett Do. so rs, mertb $3 80 @nttlnett 90.
81 rs, ruertb 81 80.
Sin Id1Gue6 2lhortement Dcn
bIumacn 9eieens8sIpets IDeitcn. so ? IS,
mertb $5 co.
Gin ihDne6 9li1Drtement Don
Gattn unb molensn 1Delfcn, 81 2 90, mertb
$3 so; Do. QGsifen ju IS, psrtb 81 so.
Gin lCb6ne6 enforcement Don
Rnaben R6&en, su 90, tuertD $3 so !;
Rnatsns6oisn 81 25, wertb 81 25; Snas
bsnsQSelfsn iu 80 @t8, wsrtb 81 so.
Gin inpnes enforcement bon
HinoersRIrieFrn, ,pelCbe ;u een m6blibff
nietri3ifen Preifen ucrfauft rerrsn.
Sin f66nt6 enforcement Don
feinsn Semoen, 81 l 80, mertb ~ 90; %.
fejus 6emben su | 90, IS SO; 90. fSdncDs
JoSmben su rs, pertb 81 25 60. S0emosn su
80, usrtb 75 &ent8.
Sin febr lhDne6 Enforcement Don
Dress6htcrn, fclde ais &ropattsn, SCborfs,
Safd)enttitbsr, 6o6buosn, Srd9en, Sufsn,
Sanolbubn &c. &C., welbe fsbr woblfil psrz
fauft merten.
1(uf J5ano ein UclIeS 2t1ortemert
ron Uutben, Koflimirs, IOefen3euaem
welbC aWf Sefe0una nat Der neueien W1os
Be Otrarbetct rperOen, auf Ole fiirsefe Slatbs
rtcbt unb au Den rdIonabeIifen preifen.
Gloaf6 uno lleberrGfe
toereen sum Keftenpreife ucrfauft.
OF gu @nem unb 9lllen mSdDten mir fnacn,
ruff 9efdaialt bsi uns ain unb SSDr ipsrbet NIz
lsS finSen mis eS bar9sifsnt iit ju fsin. Dies
II Der plas bsfricb9t ia wsrben.
-Jamcs Jamefon,
Saufmanns.S Sebneiber.
Neaoin9, SctruNr 30. 4m.
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DemtI6er GauCbtQbaf.

1Scnn mein pfifehen eatnpft nap sabt
llnp Oct Nautb BON Ylattern
@anft mir nm Die 0lafe jiebt
o! oann taafcb icb ntbt init 85usrn &c. &c.
Sin frifctW 93crratb Son uDennhem
Nauebtahaf." bCItehcnb aus Iridbtsm Naud,
tabaf, Slc l, mb 8, lciebtem &analfer,
8smnob portcbciIo, pcrto,
rico, qpafebnston mc Brcmer 8arinae, in
paquetsm BON ! Qfunb, 1T 70 eten bon 0lca
9ort erbalfen uno gum Sereauf i'm Gtsbr
ilbsr ber 9raferei pse ,Seotaebtere." Dreie
S tie is gents bas sDaquet.
itnfsrs csuGben &anpslcute, fc,pie bic sisb,
baber pom eiltem Nausbtataf iihrbsupt,
merpen pcde Bsfrisoiama fuen wsil ae bies
fen Sabaf bsrfu6en. 4ue bic i'm probitt bas
hen berIlhcru nns paB es osr bette @toff iit
Die 3eit oamt Sn brrreitsn unS einmal rett
bsimatbllb su fnbIcn.
Ieapins, ben Q. Ncpemtsr.
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Seine Sur, feline Yesatlung.

NNt"t Sl"tS lttHp Ct3tVlnHH.
Or. Gutlen'S inoianilb pe9etobilif6eS
Seilmittcl
Berftchert ~ beilen ocsr oas Gelo ipirb 3u:
riderttattct. Dieie Oleri3in III nah siuem
inciomifrtsn Ste3epte Nerfertiat, weItbes nit
arcBen Soften BON c;nsn oerleIkGl in fernen
2Scfen crlanst pur0c. Sicjen9en lpclctr
nit ben Snoi0uern betannt Iup, rpifcn ba6
ite Scenery belen chue bic Scnntni6 pcn
Werturp, S0Iiam coer rtipas osr Art. Die
&rjoeHfen baten nun c!nc 8eleacnbeit arbeilt
Ju pcroen, obnc bic GefAbr Don Wlerfurp
ober Dem unauaCncbmCu 8etraucb bon 95al.
iam. .-Dtefs Dlebijin bat cinen anqcnebmen
VHtbhaf une labt tclncn riepenccn Ntbcm
surtf.
3utrrgtet BON Eemanc nnb 1Oslt5n,
uno i'm @robcn nnp Gleincw 3u Drrfan(rn Sci
Z q. Eowone, 0lnlu $40 N)1arftttvo6c
Spbilobelphia I. =. GGmbert mn Nna
Iano nno 111etiIaFen, Ne00ing.
September !. l847. IS.
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4 .Oas oBoblfeiIi1e in Der oBelt!
Dampf<rafiinirte Suffer
6 0nDics,
g q u . { { 6

l2a Gent oae pfuno, i'm 6ro6oerfauf.
g Z. RidaroIon, 0c. AZ Marftifraes
NS*pbilaoelpbia, fnrst Vsr9nliasn oaran,
bas Yublifum 81 benabritti9sn, oaB er nod
immsr fortfdbrt feline gang pcrShsllben 9ampt
raffnrten @dnbisS um psn 9erinssn prsis pon
tS12 so bic 100 Yfuno, Su psrfaufsn uno Die
Oualtdt miro BON fsiner anosrn iibsrtroftsn,
Die in ben 8ersni9ten Staaten fabrijirt nlre
@r oTsrirt ebsnfaI6 ale @rtsn @iter i'm
Gonfeetionirs mc ObitsSabs, sn 9lsiblaus
tenb niebsren Yrsftn, ea i0nelle 8erfdufs uno
fIeins prcfits an Der Sagescrenun9 iine.
Nufet an Nocr fhifet cure Ssifslun9snuno
Sbr perbst unfebIbar Sefrisoi9un9 fnbsn.-
8srQsIfst niht Die yiummsr AZ s1JarRtffro>
&c. pbilaoelpbia.
y. -. Rtcharnsom.
YbHaSeIpbia, Ssbruar 30. 40R.
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DDffpr SMQen's &

Jnoianiib peaetabilifbes Specific,
fur ,peibltde geioen. - 9les itt elne Der
allerwertbDoafen mCbijinrn, bic jemaIs eem
spublfum anaebcten norpcn. Sci Grauf
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