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Slavery in the District Of Columbia.

The series Of resolutions adopted by the Buffalo
Convention, Of course sustain the Free Soil princi-
pie wherever Congress can be considered 70 have
constitutional jurisdiction over the subject In this
wide latitude it might naturally have been expected
that the District Of Columbia would be included
and We presume that the following resolution is in
tended 10 apply 10 it:
RSoteca, That it Is the duty Of the Federal Government
10 relieve itself from all responsibility for the existence or con
tnuauce OF slavery, wherever the Government possesses
constitutional authority IL egIsIae that subject and it is
thus responsible for its existence.
In selecting lis candidate for the Presidency the
Buffalo Convention has certainly come in conflict
with the spirit of lis own principles as set forth in
the above resolution. Should Mr.. Van Buren, give
in his adhesion to that expression of opinion. it
would undoubtedly he direct contradiction of his
own repeatedly expressed sentiments, and an aban-
donment Of the ground he occupied while Pres-
dent of the United States In his Inaugural Ad-
dress Of March 4, 1897, he said
must go the Presidential Chair the infeyible and
UncOmpromang opponent OF every attempt on the pa
congress to abolish slavery the District of Columbia
AGAINST The wishes OF the SavehOdlng States and SO with
determination equally decided the slightest infer
terence with It in the States where it exists -
lie then added II now only remains to add that no bill
cohucng with these views receive my cOnstitu-
uOnal sanction. y
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Ges- Two whales We're taken of St George, Ne
40 feet lone. and one at Monhegan STAND
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JH0LERA IN ST pETERsBURG.-A letter re-
celyed IN this city, from an intelligent American in
~ Petersburg says The population of this city
IS about 100000. The number Of eases of cholera
are daily 90, against 1850 ten DAYS since and the
deaths 400 against $50. By experiments made here
ior lhe past few days 1t is observed that there is bat
iltIle electricity in the atmosphere, and it is with
great difficulty that the machinery can be made to
operate Eighty thousand laboring men have left
the city, aud most Of the manufactures have
stopped in consequence Of the desertion OF the op-
er1uVes. '-SaleHl Gazette
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The AFfRAY IN THE THIRD MUNIcIpALITY.-
we were N error yesterday in stating that the af
fray between MI. Monteith and John Burns. ac-
cured at Madam Caldwell's. II took place al
ihonteth' s establishment on the Levee The affair
Will be examined as soon as Burns is able to
attend court
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Lieut.. Col walter E. Risooe. of La. Mounted Bat.

Lieut.. Col Walter F Biscoe, of La. Mounted Bat
II will be recollected that some question was
raised after the promotion Of Capt. Biscoe to the
command of the Louisiana Mounted Battalion, as
to the legality of the election and his right to e1er
else the duties of the station in consequence of his
refusal to take the oath required by the laws Of
Louisiana, and the articles of war Itappears, not
withstanding these doubts as 10 his legal compe-
tency TO assume the command ofthe Battalion, and
which doubts were shared by Col. Bankhead,
ranking officer in the Department Of Vera Cruz,
who ordered him to be superseded, that Lieut..
Col. BiscOe did exercise for some time such com
lnand and by the sanction and express direction Of
Gen. Twiggs, the predecessor of Col. Bankhead in
the charge of that Department
When the Battalion were mustered ont Of service
recently in this city, the question again presented
itselfas TO the authority of Lieut. Col Biscoe to ex-
ercse the functions of Lieut. Colonel, and it was
submitted to Brevet Brig Gen. Churchill Inspector
General of the u. S. Army, for his examination
and decision The opinion of this able and expe-
rienced officer, wherein he sanctions the compe-
tency of Lieut. Col Biscoe to exercise the authority
of the commanding officer of the Battalion, and
declares his right to fill the station to be full and
complete, Notwithstanding his refusal or inability
to take the required oath, is inserted below.
As an act of Justice to Lieut. Col BiScoe, and
as making known the views of an old, intelligent
and experienced officer, on a point which is not
without interest in Louisiana, we have thought it
best to publish the decision Of Gen. Churchill with
the accompanying papers.
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POsT OFFICE RoBBEEY.-The Post Office in
Greenfield, lMass.) was robbedSon the 18th of a
number of letters, which We're found the next morn
ing broken open Those which contained money
or valuabes-if there were any such-had been
taken away.
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* The Sarsield Club meets this evening at 7
O'Clock at the Seventh Ward House, for procession.
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-, - =. D1lIeY,s MagLoaI Fam EEtraotor rh
= Sec advertisernn,,+ -.

III ana only gsnqLue, always has written signature
IlI1t2, H. DALEY - on the wrappers OF each box
S'uiheln Depot ISL Charities street, New Orleans a27
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HoERID PolsoNING.-The Camden lAla.) Mir
ror is informed that a shocking case of poisoning
was parpetrated on a wedding party of some $50
persons, on the 9Th inst, at a Mr.. Cheatham's,
near Greenvle, in Butler county, supposed to have
been done by the servants with gimson seed, which
was believed to have been put in the coffee and
upon the meats. Some rs persons were poisoned,
several Of whom We're considered dangerously So
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az see advertisement on the first page of this paper
headed +" TO PLANTERS md FAMILIES" Of Comstock
20 ceebFHed Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor Depot
PURE. 1'''0 y Nv ~ : llU
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wv BLOOMFIELD. BOOR-BENDEh'
w Camp street, New Orleans,
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PiffsbuTS $500. -ALBATBOS, Robertson, a p Il s.
~ HieTD1g Places MOBILE, Sutton, 4P. NJ Rafg ts {
PHts5qTs -.-...-...AL VII MBBA, BIickel, S p. H I@
lted RiveT. 49, 4 RICHER, Talbot, 5 P. &c
Ret Rirer-------...A. B. SHAW, BroadweA, J.
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se'nnt' IN the other columns this paper He OF the
very oes IN ms profession United States All that stand
u. Lssa would DO well give hun cali at S. Customhous
'iSeE inhIS On,
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~ The Madison and Indianapolis Railroad las
declared dividend Of 7 per cent, payable in New
York on the Goth Il is now the most productive
In the couufrv
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Fatal RAILROAD ACcDENT.-Mr. Nelson San
ford was killed near Albany, New York, on the
railroad train for the West. While attempting to
secure a cane which had dropped from the car,
bridge struck his head, threw him upon the track,
and killed him almost instantly
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AZ Country Merchants, Planters and Physi.
lease see the advertisement Of Rustic & PADDOCK,
upon The Fourth Page, headed as above myIo
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Corn FOR GREAT BRlTAIN.-The barque How
ard, which cleared from Boston on the 18Th, for
Liverpool, has cargo of "A, 600 bushels of corn.
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~ The Aueric -Graeferberg Theory dOs
presume f' medicine all diseases k IllgsD-
dent G-uu sIs lg-rglms t= face OF intelligent CJnz
Il is tine language ot qu4-Ez and prenigrs But the a.
medicines otere the Grae.cu5erE Company EVERY DEG
will find ifs aurldo-a.
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rs \ young son Of Mr.. Dewey, of SouthBoston,
died lately from the effect Of fIy-poison which he
drank two DAYS before
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ufHTSSp 10 Purchasers of Clothing-CalI at ALFRED
49, q COS One Price StOrE No. 81 Magazine E'reef
Always be found the largest assortment Of Goods in Me-
- - l.'l''ilhy 10" prices mhS
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7LNIOHdTd Sands gratefu for past favors would re
an ls attention Of the public his Fashionable C5bng
Store, 70 POYDRAS, corner TchoupouIas A.
D. Gentlemen arriving the city 6nd it 10 their jntsre,
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GORDON PLLMnIEP
sands'S Clothing Emporium,

ADJUSTER OF .HVER8G Els
EB Office at LucIen Hennanns, Marine Notary No 81 go,
'E'''L' W" ClL'ute' je 20 tlst nov.
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FLATTERING PICTURE.-The Boston journals
say that the Boston Jail has more prisoners in il
than ever betore-one hundred and thirty more
than the Tailor has beds for What s the matter
with Boston morals
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m PS1l5bt IN ts GRAEEENgERG sARsAPARfLLA COM
OF Charleston, speaks Of 1t as follows [E See Bulletin No. n
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Steamboat Departm es mis- b.

tB- SEE ADYERTIsENENTs ON rHla1 !
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KENTUCKY TOBACCO CRoP.-Auch complaint
IS made of the damage to the tobacco crop in Ken
lucky by the late and frequent heavy rains. The
Bowling Green InteIIigencer of the 9Th inst. says
that week more of such weather will almost en-
trely destroy the crop in that vicinity A short
crop Is regarded as inevitable, and that Of inferior
quality
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-26

ILLINOIS Wentworth RcSlected.-The telegraph
from CincinnatiJ has been kicking up foolish
dust about the Chicago Congressman. John Went
worth democrat, with proviso) has been reGect-
ed by 1900 to 800 majority, notwitandng the lick
back he received in and about Chicago. We have
the reported maiores in eleven countless which put
Wentworth2,4 30 ahead The six remaining coun-
Ties are as likely to increase as diminish this.
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~ The New York Tribune. after towering for
some time about the edges Of the Van Buren,
platform" appears to have planted its banner
there at last
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2eiDen0e leIet -!
Ooftor &tnfelin,

oeutfeber 2lr3t
ertbellt fortioabrGno III iclnCn,,ielt ceih SaQS
re 1882 ctabIirtGn MeD Dieal' 8 G,
Worbwcftl. GfC Der stem unb ilnlon Strabe
Sm(6m Der Spruce II. Qinc, spbiIabeIpbla,
drStlicben Gatb nnp 6IIfe bE(onbers blnlt
lid pGr 8ebanplun9, poIltommCncn 5ellun9
uno 9rnnplitbCn 4usrCttun9 aler
6aut: Srantbcitrn uno &C bcl men lie
telnE peren erfclQrrihrr Sur cs Der 9trnite
Cines CrfabrCmen QrattltantCn beoart
Or. &infclin, wclcbrr III 0cut(t6lano cine
rcagImd69G mepiciniItbC Sllrun9 9cnoB, 1Eor
IScrm pelcr &rantbeitCn III ben bcrhhmte'
lFcn Vsneric.Sptdtern Gurcpa's brhanpeIn
fab, uub felt Is SabrGn i'll pleIer Staet enc
aussCpcbntc Qrars crlan9te, III bnrh bleie
SortbCiIr in rCn Stano 9CIcBt, sprronen
beipNlei GeIebIetbtcs cine 1tbere, 9rpiIe,
1cbneae unb blclhcupe Sur fir Die ftbllniten
GdQe an}utieten, bGren SsrG6llilruna m0sC
pann purtb ren @ebrautb Don Wtcrfur cper
purcb cine ItbIrtbte Sebanplnns bon Seiten
unerfabrCnCr 6dMoe bCrrubrCn.
pcrioncn, mCIbc nit pbiltiitbrn lleteln
cper an oer Obcrfthe ibres S6rpCrS uno tb'
rem Scit ittbtc nit tupfCrtarbla ouslebcnoen
oocr nit 95cltbwiren, ole i'm
8 aume II, 9 tb IN unb IN ocr STATE
cper outb anperspc ausbre(bcn, bcbaftct itnb;
cper Die on rem Seinfrab, ¬brnsCitbwnl;
fen, 6arnr6brcnsgntSNnpun0cn uno Sersh.
aerunaen rlprItbe SerCnaCruu9en 6fters nicbt
arb6ria tcb0nrrIt, pobCr mClitene unrclItoms
men scbClt ,pGrpCnl uno insbcicnrere
Smu0c &cMtc,
Die an II u b c on Il ~ II
unb unbCilbrinQcnpcn SuQCno GCmcbnb belten
leren, ,. b. oct 0clkfbrf rfcdun9 Nc6 er9etrn,
peren SclaCn fHr $cib uno Gcitt Slcitb Vcrs
bertIicb Itno, uno pOpurtb, wCm nltht brl
3eiten Oaqeaen ar.pirft miro, tanience BON
Icnlt UielUrrfprG6CnpCn jnnSen MAnnern IN
Gin frhbas Grab 9ettNr5t wSrpen,-rnO NRe,
nelhe aus Uerarr pber Sduittnn9 jebe 6ctf:
nina 3u elmer Sur oufac9rbn habet itno
orinarnb er(utbt, entwcrCr perI6nlltb cbcr
1ttriftlt in pOrtofreien Srirfen al GeFtor
Kinfctin lltD 3u rpencrn.
6ranfeu i'm ganoe,
pcl6e bic @pmptcmsn ibrcr Bcl6wercen in
pcrtcfreien Sriefen 9cnou anaetCu, tann Elm
Sdlttten nit Qcboriscn, ibrcr Srantbslt an:
aemcllcncn MepiSucn eiIiSlt 3u9danot wer'
cen.
Ole Q5cbinaunaen fno 6illia uno Der Sra:
tur uno GcbwiCriateit Sgs Sales aemdB.
SGonoere Simmer Sur SsratRnns lmr
rorbanpcn.
0ic Office 1T rfrn bon 8 l!br O1craene
bis 9 llbr oes QbenoS. 26Oft. -lS.
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81, s. 0B. 2(ppletOn'6

berdbmte5 6eituirret fir GoubDeit. 3
GcbmerSrn mo ltcbGln in uuO aus ren Oh
rem III beilcn uub 3u UCrtrelbCn, mCIcbe nit
Gammt 0liru bcren tnan9encbmCn tr0ntbef
ten NnfdlIrn bon 9outbeit pCrbunben (np,
cirnt biefe nnittdsbare Ncoi5in ais ras Nrs
(utat einer burtb lanae uno 9laubbaftC er:
perimcnte Crprobte6 Nlttel 9caen olCe6 gro:
Be llcbel. NaboCm piCies l6ittGl BON Dem
llnterGtbrlrbeuen bel elmer lana unb OiClfdls
ti9en eiaeneu unpenbun9 uno Ssbrauch nab;
rcuo ben leBteu Sabren III 70 UieIcn SdIlen
eure6 Die merfwirbiote grfclae ais bcrdbrt
aeftnben, 70 miro OadelGe nun pem spublitum
empfoben gum 91uBtn uno Sequcmlihfe,
perjeniaen, rpel6e measn 5u ,pcitCr Gutter
nuus oprr 1oniti9en !trlotbCn bic perG6nlcbC
Sebanblun9 brs gi9entbhmCrs i'm DollIteil
Srtrauen non Oedcn WirPWnQ nieht baben.
n6aen fcIt itCrScu9t GCin, ba6 9iejeniacn,
,petbe bic Sele9enbrit baben, Oirs untrhali.
tbe 8 ittel on5uwcnpCn, itCb in ibrer Grpars
tuna ntbt tdu( (tten rperbCn; tur5 cs 1T ber
1oit barit llrtitcl mrlhrr nocb je osnl
6ntIitum fit ocics lIetrl cmpfcblCu ,por:
ccn 1T. 3a babcn lei
9tcmanb mb QDaItcn, giarntbImrr,
SIR. 376 NarttfraBe, pbilacelpbia,
enaIane unr 9tlGofCm =. g. sambert
nn0 SrGrpb SQafrr, Nearin9, 'po, =. 9.
6. 6artu, PottsOllle, Spa, e. ". Salts,
WncrsUiHr, 90. QBuurer 1t. Braun, Sdus
plttll 6aOcn, po., Or. @clers Qottetaun.
Seprmber 7. 1S47. ~.
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DDffpr SmGleuS

Jneianiftb pc9etobilifbco Specific,
fur ,pcibltcbe Qcioen. - Oles 1T cine Der
auerwertbvoafen Olcpi;incn, ble iemaIs r'm
Dublifum an9etctcn mcrpen. Sci Srant
heiteu fir welcte 6rctrre Qilrs empfcbIcn
(lno, 1T oiclr N1lebtsin in jcrCr 6inltbt ubcr.
trefeno in orr I6nraSn 2BicprrbWItcauna
ors Spltems gum arIunrCn 3ultaupc, 3au.
Ience rcn S(afdcn lmp III prniacn Ncnatcn
perfauft, ilno man bat nod uiht Ycn cincm
SeblCcbassn arbtrt >aBt rrn Srlucb &C:
maebt werpen unb DDS Specifit miro elncn
&aum fnrsn III scr 6rim Spraris irrrr Sas
milie. gs 1T ruyhaue unfhdcIIcb unp mag
5u einiScr 3Cit aencmmen ,pcrrtn.
Stcwanp mD 3SGlton, giarntbHmCr,
Str. 376 OlarttItra6c pbilareIpbia,
gnslano uno 01leOlatsn, 3 g. $ambert
uno SpIepb s pafcr NcabinA Spa, 3. g.
G. Martiu, pottsUlQc, spa, 8. 9. Sails,
WlinerspiQe, bp., qSunbsr II. Braun, Shue
pIeia 5aoen, %, Or. Sellers, QOttetaun.
Setruar, 90. 6QR
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Cine Ghere Sur fir cie Deil5.

Or. Cultcn's ineianiib pc9ctobiIifdce
pcile 5cilmittel 1T Gin cinbcimIirbc6 Sprcs
parat, rpclhse icit piclcn SabrCu nit Dem
bcItcn grfcIa aebvautbt ,porocm. 9a fc cine
lnnerlhc NlcpSn iit 70 bat ltc cncn rnts
itbicrcnrn 8or5ns itcr dubCrc Nolittcl, wrl
cbr tlce gum pla9cn oter nitbt Snm Sc Is
fen Imp. 9icIe Wrpijin pivtt anf bic
franPcu 3brils, bclpirFt atIunren &cbrautt
uno tine 0aliernoe &ur-mel(6e mir Dcrs
lttbcrn crcr ra6 GeIc Surlif9ebcn 8rcb
unp &ItigOrrtauf tci
9cmanO lmN QSaltrn, giarntb bImsr,
$40. $40 WartttrobC pbilaocIpbla.
gnalano mp Wc0)lafcnt q. 9. <ambcrt
unS SoGspb s. pafer, Scapin9 par s. g.
s. Wortm pcueOillc, Spa, g. y, Sails,
MmGreUiac, br., 18unrcr II. 8roun, SbnE
plfiH 6apcn, oor Or. ScQSre poustann.
GertrmtCr I. l847. 1S. =
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Oeutl0er 9i0uc1tQbQf.

q5snn mein pfeiftbsn oampft unp slabt
llno psr Nau6 Don Blatteru
Sanft mir Mn bic S1aIs Biebt
8! bann tauib itb niebt nit 86ttsrn &c. Is.
Gin friIeber 8orratb BON nOeutltem
Naudtabaf," :" betebeno aus leicbtsm Garb:
tabaf, SO. 1, Q uno 8, lriebtem Eanaitsr,
8eIunobeitssSauaiter, portotcao, porto.
rico, waIebinston uno 8remer Sarinae, in
Daquetrn bon Qfnno, 1T 70 eben BON Slru
porf erbalten uno gum Serfanf im 9tcbr
hter Der 9ruferei oes ,Srcbabtere." Yreis
tis Is Gents pas spaquet.
llnfsrs oeud6en sanosIsutee, icpie bic sisb'
baber BON sutem Nauhtabaf ilberbaupt,
,peroen po(Ie 8cfrisbieuns fnpen rDe1 Ite bies
fen 9abact DerIuebsn. Aae bic ibn probirt ba:
ben oer1cbern nns pa6 ee Der bette Stctf 1T
bic 5eit oamit gu osrtreitrn nno sinnal re6t
beimatblieb 3n fhbfen.
Sirabins, bsn Q. Stctenber.
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sslGto S0S Nulbliftesst.

~ <. s. Ssltr uno 90. m6tttm bic
Wss 2ufmerFI1mtcit rcr 6dnrlcr uno pes
WA pubIifUms riberbaupt ouf ibr aus
Vea> arccbntee Q6ortcmrnt BON Sticfeln
no Sdbuben lsntcn, ,peItbc Itc jrBt Ocm o:
fen srbalten. SicIc 8hter lno beloncere
filr oic1en Wlarft aueacIucbt mo pcrrcn ser.
f6ert BON bCr betten Qualt6r ~ lcin. &auf'
lcutc, Die in unGsrm Scihdftefacbe banoeIn,
f6nncn ibr HGortement bier 70 tpcbIfciI auss
lutbcn, ais in pbilacclpbia uub bon tcdercr
Qualitdt. ge fonu nitbt fcblcn pa6 bas Dub:
llfum NIT bsr06ertrn Ghtern bcpient miro,
woblfrler aIe ionttpc. Nufet an, iebet uno
nrtbeilct fir eucb feIblt.
<. ). Selir uno Go.
SO. l,St.Q efe oct penn uno 5. GtraBe.
StCaoin9, Rai %.
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SueeleO'S
5uIammcn9cIebtcr, 9errini8ter
SDrup o0er fllllli9e &rtratt BON
S6rIdp0riliG.

SUFTUpUrtIlN.
OieIe Preparaticn bat jest Die Sprobr Ihen
Orle Sabre bCltanoen uno wuroc ais he;
fe Oleoisin bCfunbrn cur oCllunS Uon
6autaueGhldacn, SeItcbtppfen, Scs
ItbDIrcu, &uo6cnl ltbmCr5en, SCttCr,
wci6er &rftbmulIIt, Scrpfula,
cbromiIebn NbCum0tiemus II.
olle lInor0nnnaGn Die bon
uurriNem SIute unb nrs
beoabtcn SRbraut6 y.
Opium &C. berrIbren.
9icIe M1eSiSn muB ft6 fe6F rmpfoblen
babcm, Ionit ,pilree feb Die Slahfrase oaf0r
ntht 70 OermCbrt b0ben. Sa Uielc seute pie
GcNcu anwenben aus bcr Serne oafnr su IeEs
ocrl, neil 0c niebt pidcu cab ite cs IN ibrcr
nnmittclbaren glahbarIcbaft baben t6nnen,
ce6bolb miro bic fcl9cnre Site bcr 9l9enten
in Berfs gauntp befannt 9emaht. Wenn
bic $eipenpen Certificate BON &uven 3u (eben
pnnItben, bic burb oClirn Scbr0uCb bewlrtt
ncrtcn, 70 t6nnen Ite Uicle capon al pen
Stcbren Der Naenten, Delrbr rltbtt9 beitdtl9t
Gno, fnoen. QBem fe bic pacur6 9cbCitcn
DrIcncn 3n Gsbsn wanlcben, f6nnen lle nah
cercn QSobnun9em in Neabln9 uno ber lin
aeaenb aene(em ipercen, ipenn lte anrufen am
Stpbr pes gl9entbimers, IN oer Slorb stem
gna6e, Heaoin9.
Asenten fIr Serfe gauntp'
6eiornrcieb mo SnB, Suetaun.
Sobn Seitsman, 6amtnr9.
@beitIp ino Sellere, %
$epi 81. @ilbert, Oleu Berlin.
Scbn Dofum, Sleu StcbrsSirte
peter Wlarquart, 9sras, 4mitp 2aunlt.
3 W1inBer, pott9ro1e, Wont9omerp 60.
Gsorae Slsin, jr., Amitp.
Sobn 66fner, 9intn9 Gprin9.
Silbert uub parfs, Hmitp.
Gamuel mcore, Staubsbur9.
9oIman Serritt, sansIebwamm.
$au6e anb SIaSe, Sriebcnsbura.
Ban Nceb lIno suo,pis, Scu9laB.
qBm. Sifher, 6eieelbers.
1Bm. 2S. weislsp, @dbaferstaun.
Saeob 8. gnsel, preiEtaun.
=. unr 3. 8. Wlcbr, mobrsbi(Ie.
8eorss Wlerfsl, @rinnineb.
=. l1. Seebtsl, 6ersferp.
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QSi6ti0e 8efanntmQ6uno.

4lle Oiejensen welcbe StbIautb's ltnipcrials
@tien5 I6pn 9ctrauht boten, rcnt sur Slaeb:
gidt, ca6 BON jeet al oe1e pirflams 1t. pobl'
tbatiae Weei5n jreCr3Cit 5u hoben it, III Sic:
aplns, III ccr OrufSrei peIer 3eitun3 unb
bei Sarl 28lTan9 IN Der 7trn Snabe; in
Rustaun in Der Oruferei bes 'Seit .. 3cit )
in Ober Bern bel Olclebicr Gocrb, bCi S.Nen:
uno OIL Sanisl Ssns wirtb in Sernpils
Is; in 6aMburs in per "GdbneapCit" 0rufc
rel in Sulpebofen,unwet N6brerebur9, lei
Sobn SsbteI; in WcmeIsocrf lei 8. Soft
Birbroucr IN Npoamstarm Nn 5einrlcb
Stautfer's Stcbr.-gs 1T jeoem wcblmei:
nenb seretben, init ple1er Wlcot5in einenSer:
iub ~ mocben. 8eionoCrs mirfIam 1T Ite
bei Olutterweb, Scpfhma5cm 5er3fIcpfcn,
mangel al G6luIt, ober wCnn oer M09en
oas gden niht 1ertrasen mill, etrn 70 wirfs
fam bel 9eitennettcn uno 0thfen1tbmerscn,
unb aud lei llnoronun9cn in Der monatlicbsn
Neini9un9 8hr ben tIausn SufCn rer Sins
oer 1T lte febr 5u cmpfebIrM ta ftc psnfrIben
binnen enr5cr 3eit curirt.
Srieorib 5blaud.
8eaoina, 90, NprI. NJ.
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Sss. mmc q. 81. Reim mnD 60,
t7o. 80 t7oro filnfte Straee

10, 81 I1oro fuHftV otTaBE'
qsnfsn bic 2(ufmsrffamfett ibrsr Sreunos unb
csS Yubtifums libsrbaupt, auf ibr fplsnbib nnb
nsueS 9IGcrtenisnt pon Gutern fur JQausbals
tun9sn, bsifebsnb aus We1ern unb Sabsln,@bs
unb sbe,qofsln, sepfsn, Sshsln, @maIirtsn
Sccbern uno prelsrpnssS msiltn9snsn
&eisIn Sa9sIeisn, 2ibterif6dsn, el6tlbsss
ren, Bdtsrn, Sbaufsln unb San9sn, Srats
unb Sadspfannen, SflstS, SafTssmhblsn,
Stesrsn, @Icfsn, Spis9sln, Srcbs, Wai6s'
Msifss uno MarftsSSrtsn, @eesrs0Saarsn 't.
mas ale ;u ben niebri9ifen Yrsiitn psrtautt
mereen miro.
Nsabina, W6ri 7. bp.
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SelifQte ,Granfbetten.

Jeoer Fam frin ei9ner Doftor fcin
burtb Or, 9. 3, &icnIep'e 6CiImittcl fir ols
Ie belifaten SrantbCtCh te m68Cn autb Iciu
wie ite poHen, fann i'm 8ebeimcn cine UclIs
tcmmene Sur crlan9t uno beipirFt tpCroen-
Obnr 5inbsrniB Des Seltbafts cber gntbalts
famfsit i'm gden ober 9rinfen, neil bel per
merBin Sorfbriften in ocuHtb uno enSIis
lher 9prahs Itnp, bic Alles 70 psutlIcb an9es
ben ,perben, ,rie man itb tsbanceln unr tbun
lcn. 70 pab man III fur5er 3et poNFrmmcn
wieoer ter9elteIt icin miro.
Jobn =. Kicniey, q. ..
6aupt Office kei u. DumeQe, @io 6te Gtr.
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Seine Sur, feine Yesobluno.

Or. @ullen6 inoianil6 pe9etabilii ibcs
Seilmittel
OerI16ert III beilen ppCr pas Selb mrb ju:
rifsrtattet. SilIs Mcri5iu 1T nacb cinem
inbianifcbcn SteScptc pCrfcrti9t, wslt6ee nit
arcBen Soften BON cinrm cCrleltCn I'M fernVn
lBcfCn erlanSt murbc. 9lcjcni9em pe!cbe
nit pcn Snpianern tcfannt lMc, rpiIen rab
le Yenrrp bciICn cbnc bic ScnntnlB ron
O1crturp, SalIam cbCr Ctlras Der Nrt. 0ir
$cpenrcn batrn nun cine @clCAcnbct srhcll'
81 wrrpen, cbnr re @cfabr BON NNcrfnrp
oorr Dem uuanacnrbmrn G5cfranb Don SaI'
Iam.-Oicir W1eoisin bat etner an9cnshmrn
@Gtbmaf uuS libt Feincn r'ct6EnNrn AtbCm
surif.
3utcrritct ron Eopano unp 1Oalten,
unp i'm @roBcu mb SICiuCW Su pcrtanfen bel
Z z. Eemano, Stun. SO WarttitroBe
pbilaNrIpbia. Z. y. gambcrt unn En9:
lano uno t1Iet1IaFen, WCapin9.
SeptcmtCr Z. I847. lS.