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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-23
Move ment e. OF Indi vid uais.

Inc Following arrivals, amongst others, were regis
tereo at the undermentiosed hotels yesterday -
Ormroy Louisville; b. Allen l. Levy, Philadelphsj
" ,Bostwick New Haven; Thos Kane, Washington; =
=. iannery, r. Wsldron Charleston; w. French
Doge st Louis; +. Weld, U. s. A. .4meriean-1o
McMimn J. Barrovcl'fe, r. A. Holmes LONDON; r.
Thompson N; ). Hudson New Orleans Ir.
rfrg House, lHowsrd'D-Msjor Graham, u. s, Ensi-
nseni MAJOR Emery, II Coventt, 1t. Peck, Major
kendrioh U. A; q w Souls PhiIsdslphia; CAPTAIN
Lord packet ship Victoria; DR.. Halves Illinois, Edv
rompkins. Bipghampton; J w Bsrksdais Viryjnia.
Rev. 7. Barrett, II Wilson, Canada; Captain Clam
Buffalo. HorGds-Thos weilman, j. o Ellison. X
Moran Philadelphia; w. Csnston, Boston; 0reeot
y. French. Carriages Mailman, Alabama; J Lang
don, Porter ID Young, Washington; J. A Penouit
Gu, bee A. Murray, A. Henderson, London
Major Levie Cas- arrived In Detroit on the 1gtb
inst he Will remain until his departure for Rome
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Court Calendar for Thh Day.
p go, 81. ~ ~ - w ~ ~
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The Ohio River.

CIScINNATI, Jan. a. 1S4e.
Inc river is rapidly falling. There il now nine fss<
Of water In the channel III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-23

~ Lscaewaxen Pa. George Kay, q onpenter WIN.
STABBED and Killed by one Of four Irish labororsI
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OCEAN STEAM NAuaArrox.-We learn that a
company has been formed in this city, for the
purpose Of organising line Of mail steamships to
run between this port and Havre, touchisg at
Southampton. The advertisement OF the company
is to he seen In another col,rnn. From what we
know Of the gentlemen connected with this i'm
portant enterprise we believe that 1t will be highly
successful and profitable. The line tis to carry
the mail under contract with the government, and
we under stand that a portion Of the mail money Is
to be annually reserved for the regular payment Of
q seven per cent dividend. ..., +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-23

The ice on Ssndushy Boy Is about foot and half
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00ld In Maryland.
r.HJ BALTIMORE, Jan. "a, 1870.
discovery of gold has been made on the farm OF Mr.
Enicott, In Montgomery county Maryland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-23

spiteIui attacks on us, our cotempOraries OF the
Express. True SH~, Globe, and one or two others,
are conspicuous The intelligence which we first
published from Madrid, in Spain, shadowing forth
the commencement Of overures by our govern
ment for the purchase of the Island of Cuba, was
denounced by Master Brooks, Of tho Erpress, as
false, as a forgery, fabrication; and 1t has been
persisted In to this day, while one fins Washington
correspondents, admits the facts before his own
eyes, and in his ewn coumns-which, however,
perhaps he never reads This might be excusable
in some OF the disreputable journals; but Master
Brooks pretends to be respectable, and has been
elected member of Congress from the sixth dis
trict Of this State, by some strange freak of for
tune, which gives him some right to be considered
80. HIS manners as Journalist, seem, howe YER,
to correspond more with those of society on the
Five Points, or with those of the lowest order of
politicians than with those Of gentlemen OF educa.
ton and intelligence.
one other contemporary, the True Sun, frequent
~ endeavors to cast the same slur on our intelli
gence; but It generally stulnfes itself 30 complete
ly, In Its own columns to cave us the necessity
OF making any remark on it. 1t accuses us of
fabrcating the correspondence from California
which we published yesterday, and goes into a
lengthy argument, giving day and date, to attempt
to prove the impossbllity of our receiving any
such news from that quarter; while a. the same
time, Its own columns, under the teegraphie head,
contain condensation of similar intelligence from
the government journal at Washington; thus show
ing that the right hand Of that paper does not know
what the left does In fact, from the rumors
which have been recently circulated OF a change
IN Its propnetorshid or management, we must ex-
Iect some such ridiculous blunders. We allude to
he story that a certain chevaher, who was tor
nerly in the train of Fanny Ellser in this country,
had become connected in some way with that alb
surd and sinking concern. As to the ether paper,
the Globe, it is SO utterly Insignificant as to be
beneath our notice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-18


There is, really, lille doae in the great
j.rIty If Turner's g.rIe's. in his month, that would
INIT his part Of CUR nthly talk but that are aux
lUHS Y call aen i'm to 'ha necessity Of ructinL
Hlt bed Eamcs.--'l'hese ctu BE- readily and cheapy
lnadr ana VIII. be found d ~ iurnscay worth twenty
tunes thi~ cJst. The following pan simple ana un4x-
pres~iye:
Make frame Of two inch boards, Y feet onr4 feet
vide. rs high a-an at the back ia front. Place this
On warn border, tlc,a- S)uih say inches from the
f"ce. lour frame being in place, make a top 10 be
raised with hluge>;cover the top with Tong white
cotton. which, when ~, must be oiled. This being
done and the frame ready u % to ynm stable and pro-
crre as much dung yau may HcJ; place this under
cover turn it with the flrk d4lv fr two III three
days; then hut THIS dung thJs treated into tile Frame u
the depth OF inches; spread it evenly. This done put
on ! Inches Of light rich garden mould, rake this
smo'th and year hot bed Will be ready receive your
seed.
Thfabove sized bed if properly divided into squares
will BE found big enough - raise three or fur s,rs Of
early ca5aaIe plants, ciuidwer plants lettuce plants
bees, tomatoes ana e1g plants. And wh1 pray 10 Save
the nfng expense, would denv Ills family the luxury
u luiI supply of IA ~ veLeables
The vacuum between tie blcl Of the frame and the
fence must be filled with fresh stable manure.
As the gar'en IS the generally conceded property Of
woman, we have no fears but that she will see TO the
construction ola h. bei as she needs no stronger mo-
tive to action Than the doing good. and there can he no
gre2esT good than o ensnrnI the comforts Of ones home
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-18
II a r 0 N A Z TO NJ &c,
DIR. MARTINS
COMPluNl SY1u2 lE win CHERRY

iS Compound is OF the best remedies offered the
public N Coughs whether arising from Colds or the.
" hopping Cough, that dreadful maladv Consumption.
CIV remeiien the short it has been before the public
have effected so many The propreors every day
receiving orders for distance this ctv in hich
they have been highly graied learn good effects The
bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of MARYLAND
Che Right Rcvd w r. " hngham, has authorised US to
sav he 1s used it il liz person with decided benefit
and orr Medical friends do not sciupc onncnd az
one Of the best remedies in Consumption hits Asthma
Sc which they have mt with The following is from
highly respectable Physician Kent Island W HON we
made acquainted with the preparation:
Kent Island, (,Id) June %, 1S47.
DR. Martin-Dear Sir:-Since home pIescrib-
ed your SYRUP OF UILD CHERRY in several cases;
one in PARTICULAR Of asthma Of long standing, "a.
bout Il yea neghhor and patient Of mine disease
has never been benefited by Medicine she has
ken and Tor the last two she las been confined entire
y to the house. | DO know that she has had good
nights rest for long but since She taking
your Medicine ond She has only taken bottle
abled to go bed and sleep well all night think the Me-
diiae will make perec. her and she is determined
to give 1t fair trial Her husband, Mr.. Rhoderck Earick
SON is merchant here, and says you will send him
OF it. he will act your agent Yours,
SAMU Fl. HARPER, N D.
Price - cents per bottle Around each bottle there
short treatise on Diseases OF the Chest.
Dec 2I-wl2mT
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SAML. q. STAPLES, Cl,k.


Patrick Court House, Dec. Is, ISIS
The parties the above will take notice shall
at my Office at this place. at 10 oclor NJ Fridy the
day OF February, ISl9 the dressed
by the tgong decree; at which time and place they will
lend vouchers Witnesses and copies
court prncrs. for examination and settlement
De- 25-Wlm BEN. J. CAMPBELL, Com'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-18
Dec 21-t22 IA
RSEEECT E'Gg.FEEE1E, $~EEasOL,
AT RED HILL, AMHERST COUNTY,
7 b G re 8 4 e Il c E of th e S NIB or b 7.

IN re Il II c c OF IN > scr L L.
r'IIS >CTIO IL VIII its st session the
ooh January, lSl9-to continue ten MONTHS with va
cation months the sumner 4 Lady viii have
charge no furnish ample testimonials Of her quail
Ecati0ns.
The usual branches ofan accomplished English Education
viii be taught in this Reading ritlng the G
ana Composton Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry
Geography, the Fl dement's ot Natural and Mental Philosophy
ana Chemistry, the French language and Music on the
Piano
TERNS-Boa washing. fuel and lights, sc per
sion # ten uontEs 500 90
The English language, including the subjects
merated 50 90
Tue French Language. 10 %
NI1,i. on The Piano with use OF instrument, Sc OU
Payable half in advance, balance in six months.
B. i. WYNN.
Dec Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-18
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
ANiIFpNI


FEVlE proprietor Of this Watering Place takes this
q method oflnf'rninghe public generally that he has
leased this property FIR term Of years and has gone to
considerable expense t. make the place (parcula, the
lodging Department. y more comfortable thanit has hereto
fore beon and IS PREPARED receive Vsers. The
TABLE.
Shall be furnished with the bet that the mountain coun
try aiIrl and It Shall ~ served Up in neat ana
Whnlrsnme mlnncr. Good MUSIC has been engaged
FIR me season. HE medical virtues Of the Buffalo
Sp lugs are known by those who have tried them
he unsurpassed for Dyspepsia. the diseases of heAm
emlary Organs generaly.a diseases peculiarly of Dec
by, ami for their invaluable Healing Properties zen
orally. There is turnpike road leading from Lynch
burg by way Of this place n th Valley. Distance from
lynchburg to THIS Place 26 miles; from this place ID
Lexington p miles.
b ARD
For Adults pr week, 500
Children and servants, 5 50
Horse, s so
ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
good Hack will be regularly three times week
between LyuchhurI and the BulaluSprings by the sub
Scrber, commencing theIs day Of july next Office
At the Gabe House. II VIII leave IynC hhurr on Tues
days. Thusday's and Saturdays at half past eek
Fare So 90
Children under ten years ofage 90
June II wis ILL., H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-18

On BUSHELS ENGLISH BLUE GRASS SECT. Z,
~ fresh article consignment BY
NOV @ LACY &GhRIAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-18

SUPERIOR LAMP OIL just received supply 81
- best clter bleached LAMP OIL, warranted pure ior
ale by JOHN Fl. SEA4,
Novt Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-18

ISEtFFFts ESssSS, SNFHS. sc.
4 call the attention Of the Ladies stock Of mate
rals for Nci'es Coaks Sacks, Sc such Silk Me
mus, Frngcs Gmps SC, of every style and variety
few ready fine embroidered Cloaks and Sacks
reduced prices. PETERS s STIGLER
Nov. 6-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-18

The following is an extract of letter received in
Philadelphia, s7yS the Ledger, fom an intelligent and
reliable source in New Orleans
my Orleans, Dec. %, 1913.
General Taylor expected ~ ny his CITY ana
iher ys. Say about th- Sth If January 1t which time
arr, gmens have Been made 1--WE Hin bal ut if
the cholera continues to thai time, is probable he viii
not CINE. have, however, had conversations viii;
pers ms, ID whom he has impaired some OF his views
and rs the results of them, will state the following
winch can Pc relied upon:
III w Sgn any bill passed BY Congress Incorporating
The " lmot poyisn il the new Territories.
lie il very moderate IN his political views ana feelings
ann W! on Danish ultraism iron his presence
lie is opposed u renovi-g Democrats from Office who
lave at eeci n.ered and who have administered their
tu,ies aithiuy.
~ prominent appointment will be given To the States
ct NJ" lu'6or Louisiana. they 1epre>en ed in the
rNernneat5y having the President and Vice Presi-
dent.
lie desir-S to confer such an appointment "a Pennsy
Vaul. ani Il probable that Mr. Binney Mi w ut Ell
! s.ai ~ Ae cabinet. IfNrB dives MT wish pist MI
JrNfj IL in-ers VI viii be sent u England. Perhaps
Mr. lici> nnan may be P snaster General or some one
e.Sr from Peun>l lva,ia
MI Clayton. Nh Bell and Mr. King are persans pref
ty certain to Q, into the Cabinet
General lay l1T will 70 Nashville and Louisville
arriving at the after place about the 10Th ur 2h Of Feb
hen 10 Kentucky, he Will De closeled with Gov. Crit
iendcn. hum he highly eseeu.S and whose advice
and opinion relative to The cabinet will be u a treat ex-
ent followed. IL y III most earnestly endeavur to get
p m ~ th= cabinet. one in HON lie can rev
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-18


1gEyg C0bscaA-s.
L.3JINDER s. BUCh.yER,
Grocers anna Commission Merchants.
dNiEE their rict attention all Goods aud Prudure
W c1nsi-ue for sale shipment. They have in Store
and ali at general ana well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Which they offer to their friends ana the public general
ly, at low prices. Consisting in part Of the following
tlcles =
I23 bagz Ri,, Laauvra and Java Coffee,
70 hhds. N. o.. P. Rico and ~. Croiy Sugars,
IL 4 and bbs. MIl-sos, part strictly fine,
DIS Tanners Oh, prime qualify,
loo sacks Liverpool salt.
50 kegs Nails assorted.
80 boxes Iallow, Adamar .:ne and Sperm Can
dies,
1000 lbs. American blisnred Steel.
500 do. Cast and Shear do.
tons Mountain bar Iron,
II boxes Glass lOAI2and 8Xl0
Is nests Woodward
II doz. Buckets,
boxes W AID WIS Loaf Sugar,
bbs fine Clarified Sugar
10 bales DDmestics 3 4 to54
bales Oznaburrs. No. and 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns
1000 lbs. e Leather. good and damaged.
10 cases Wool ana Fur Hats.
-IIQUORS-
20 hbls Mountain and lprliipd Whiskey
10 do Ola Rye and Tuscaloosa Do
pipe O:arI Dupuy s Co. Brandy,
do J. J. Dupnv. &Co. do
10 bblS Mountain Brandy,
5 bhls. Gin.
5 do n. Z, Rum.
do Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine, part
very fine.
do Port Wine. (verv fine
Including Ginger, Pspprr Spc4, indigo, Madden
Teas (some fined Trace Chains Soades. Shnvels
Castings DenijJhns, Beached Dymestics, Bed Tick
ing. sc.
o. We will pay The highest market prices in Cash
ar Barrier for Bacon, Lard.t lnr Butter Tow and Flax
Linen. Ginseng, BeeswaX, Whi5hey, s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-18

VIRGINIA, 10 Wit At a Superior Court 81 Law AMI
Chanttry begun aud holden FIR the 81 Patrick a.
the onrthousr thereof the 2ls day Of September ISts
George O. Staples, Admir- OF John Pond- xer deceased
Plaintiff
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ALSO,

Several secondhand Road wagons:
and will i'll Short have and Keen General assortment
JT1GO,NS. CARTS. PLOUGIfS .iND
JTHENE- B.1RROjTS.
All Of which lie VIII sell low
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel, l.ynrhhurg March l3--t<
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DLANk BONDS FOR oALN AT TuIS OFEICT
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Dr. .Dohn y. 7steule's erprcttcs uuo
peFes pellmttel filr bic innerliihen uub dus
Bern ID el 6 (SIloene Noer)
0afIclbe beitebt aus piHrn, Du(psr uns
Nflrtur gum 28afcbcn. msnn es Dem beiaes
tn9fen Sebrancbs3ctte semi6 srtrauebt mirp,
o mlrr es unfebIbar 9rp6e grleicbteruna oes
ZEN nno IN tnr3er 3rit cine pclIItdnoiae Sur
brDirFen, bel Sbmer3cn cprr 8ci6en an ppr
AusleCrnn9 oter rpCnn per 4ftcr berausprinot
Slcle O'enftbrn, Wenn Ite Sbarfes eITen
ober Startrs trinten, tefcmmen i'm uftsr
llno Sunrament cin Sci6en, meltbes purf's
Srasrn 70 cmpfnelitb piro, ba6 man bernaeb
mott ltsen fam, nnD mrbr 20 ipenn man i'm
Sette marin miro. ScItben ratbe ih siuen
SHrlufb INIT oefer W1eriiin III maiden uup
lte fperoen es nlbt bereuen. e. & SipnIp
GsOtt9e Olepljin 1T autb Ucrtrcffib fir
alle Auel6Id9e am menIhIihen R6rper, rno
eNonpers nm zen Setter, Slinawurm, f5is:
Slottern Sttaarbcf, faules 3abnfeiI6,
2otletenrr, ar'nriarn Srpf @thnppen anf
rem Srptr, IufltbIas i'm 8eft6t &c. ~ beis
len nno Dem SflBen orrr Sufen Ginba(t IN
tbnn. Sle(ee a lies III burcb grfabruna uno
curtb Ssnantde beltdtst uno terpicfen.
5aupt Office fir bsn Srfauf Der ctiaeu
9Rroi3tm Bel II. Duwelle, 6io 6te CITRATE.
NearIna Srrfs gauntp, spa.
llno bel mir, i'm ,Srcfacn wirtbsbaus. :"
DRY Tavcrn) in Inter 6eopltera, Berfsgo.
Sel Geo. Olller, StcbrbaIter, in qDomeles
BORT; bel 5rn 6uper, @tobrbaltcr in ltnter
6eipeIbCra.
prsls ST. fir Yillen, pupcr uno Bafd.
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Sc miro suoc0eten

BON ALLEN bic fi6 fb6n fIeis
De n, eas Der cinSi9e Plae, 9efbmodpcle unp
mobIssmabts &lsicsr iu befcmmen, am mcoi'
gen Slsceritobr Orr. 81, Of:psiIitrase, Smis
fden Der 6. unp I. grass 1T no ibr jsrers
ieit eoS 9r6sts NGortmsnt BON Ssirsrn in Oies
fer Stabt finosn f6nnt. Ssst ouf l3anb eis
men 9rosen 0crrntb BON neuen Oberrc If n,
psrfbisbsne Sarbsn, sbsnfallS einen auS9siud):
ten Nprrotb pcn SUDDEN, goIimir6, QEsitenieus
gen, eembsn, llntsrbrltn Ii. {. 10. @s 1T urr
n6tDi9 bies mcbIbsfannts @toblliment su Bee
fuben, um ir9snO Elm 9eibma6puI &sicun96s
ltuf ju fnbsn paS Sbr BADEN pOlIt uno ;u
lclbsn preien Die II0sr bsfrisoi9snb fsin ,pers
ben. James Jamcion.
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Gel0dfts> 8erle9un9.
SS. atato 3. y. &ei,,t
alttO go.

Srna6ri6tisen ibre Srsunoe nnb &unoen
adbtunaeUpll. caB 0e ibrsn san5en @tof
2Saaren nacb ibrrm neuen Stanbplase,
10. 6, Ofspennitraer
ndtbite 9bdr gu 8ourGcn's 6oteI, rO'Brieu
nnb Naisuei's altem Stanoplas,1 perlest bas
ben; lte Ra6cn jest caelbt anf 5ano, Gin
ffbr 9rc6es AGortemsnt
&tien uno S6neioeDaaren,
BON jebsr Irt giien, 9tabL @hmibssBlas,
ealss. 4mbode, @trautftfs, @psife, Ola<
gel, Seb6Ger, sbhrauaelu unb Stbrauben,
hoble nno geberpaaren, Spisssl, SeuerIetaus
feln nno 3ansen, siebter ibfe, srobe s6ffef,
Shnallsn Snmmrtfpans, @urten nno @ats
telbanms, Sarten, Osl, 8las unp Sirni6,
Shebien' unb 9prena pulUer, Sieterbeits
Sbmsfelfacen, Gin: uno boppedntise Stins
ten nno spitfclen QSei6blstb, Snpfer, Blei,
3lnf. Oratb nno cine Serfhiecenbeit anberer
2Baaren, Die alle 5u BEN nisprisltsn prsiIen
Derfauft wrrben.
Ncaoins, Slob. 6. SW9.
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tiQe8efanntma6un9.

Ins Oisjsnissn mecbs 6eblaud's llnlperfal'
g1snj fhcn sctrandt baten oient snrSlat6.
riebt, pa6 bon jsst an piels mrfIame II. ,pcbI:
tbdt:ss WsriSin jersrscit Sn tabsn 1T, inNss
aoins, in Der Oruferei piefcr 3eituna; iu
SuBaun in rer Oruferei bee ,,Seiit .. 3eit;"
in Ober Bern lei O7cldbior 6ert, tciS Nen
40 uno OanislSenBwirtbebaufe inSernpils
Ie; in Samtura in Der ,,Ghnellpcf" 9rufcs
rel; in2ulpebcfen, unwet Ntbrcretura, tei
Sobn Bcebtrl; in Wcmelspcrf tei 3. Soft,
Sierbraucr; in Ionam6tauu. all 5enricb
Staufer's 9trbr.-gs 1T jebem ppblmri
neno scratben, nit ricier Wspijin eincn8er'
lnd su maiden. Beicnprrs wirtiam 1T ite
bsi Mntterwcb, ScpfltbmrSen, 5cr3flopfen,
Olanael al gBlult, rrcr ipenn ber Ola9en
bas glfen nctt prrtraacn mill. etcn 70 rirf.
fam tei @eitenitecbsn unb Ndfenicbmcr5cn,
nno AUDI beiltuorpnunaen in cer mcnatlitben
Neniauna. SIR brn tlanCn 6uten Der Sim
Der 1T ile lebr su smpfcblenr ra lte renicIbcn
tinnen tur5Cr 3eit furirt.
Sriorid, Sblaud.
8sarins, NrDembcr l3.
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nsn ja bes Srfertisers preilsn bei 7obn
Kitter uno 90, in Neaoins.
sbenfans i'm Sleinen tei Q.t1I.Enafano
uno 81. J. n1arfd,all, Neaoina @eora s.
U'illsr, QDcmelsoorf; g. unb 9. Ghcllen,
Berger nno Scbn SHtenman, 6amtura:
5lmmslreih uno Gltbans, $iespcrt; OaDip
soeate, sobaetspille; G. @. 9. St6Ssr. S16bs
rersbnrs; s. 6srner, Millersturs 3. .Bops
er, Sorerstann 5eioenreieb unb Sus, uno
'oaipreebt. Sustaun, unp Bel bielsn ahtunas.
wertbn Stobrbaltern
g Scllltanoise peutl6e @ebrauts,ettel
besleitcn jers Bctte(
" Jccbn 8itterunp Co., in Nsabina, ,(lns
jest srmattist bic obiss beribmts Waesigin
aucb bsim Groben gu psrfaufen uno arpar,u
einem ,prs'ls, per Dem Saufsr sutc Drcfte
abpirft. ,nii 1sao
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9ellfate Granfbetten.

Seoer Fam fein ei9ner Dortor fein
burtb Or. 9. 3. Sienlep's 6silmttel fir als
Is oelitaten Sranfbeiten, fe m6sm aud Ieln
pe Re ,ucaen, tam i'm Sebeimen cine Uclls
tcmmeue Sur crIan9t nnb benirtt neroen-
obne 6inpernB oes Gecbdfts coer gntbalts
famfct i'm gGen cber 9rinfen, neil bel Der
Wlertsin SOrltbriften in osutfh uno enslis
fher Sprade 0no, Die Iase 70 csutlid anass
ben ,perbsn, ,pie man fh tebanoeln unr tbun
foa. 70 paB man in fur5er 3cit oolItcmmen
piebsr berssitellt icin ,piro.
Jobn !. Kienley, 81. 8.
5anpt: Office lei u. puwslle, 9io 6t Ctr.
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SoIasnbe Builder Itnb 70 eben erbaltcn uno
5u Den teisdesten Drsifsn in oisfsr 0rufs.
rel 5u batn:
Californian, pie co III, Elm nhslihee 6auS.
bucb fir 4le bic naeb Dem SoIbIanoe reis
fen,- elegant sebunpen, preis 25 Gent.
Jtba, 6rdfn Don Lossenburs, cine ietr
lebrreicbs uno unterbaltence 8eldbihte oes
letm Sabrbunberts, prsis 188 Gent.
Bebetbublein fur Kinoer, beutleb uno
ensliIh, in Ser1en, preis ! $ Gent.
9lub nod einise anpsre elsine 8ieber, weltb
lebr mohlfeil oerfauft iperten.
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as ib bic biuj9ffs unN perlbws9snfe Ssoe:
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i'm lif669sn Sn6itsnbauls.