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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

Cholera Is for the most part confined 70 the up
per wards Of the city and there scarcely any example
OF death In the lover wards where the natural laws
have not been grossly violated The deaths Sstur
day we're ~; yesterday 70. Ticking these two the
average We fhs have Is Ia the day IT'S In the week.
TO which add so cont the usual proportion that
the reports Of the Board Of Health fall short Of the City
lnspeetors reports shall have total Of 262 deaths
for the week At events do not think the cholera
mortality will exceed 800 deaths this week Never hes
the weather been ssubrous, the air supplied
with greater abundance Of electricity There Is
no doubt that the disease Is gradually disappearing
from the city travelling In northsrly or north east
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20
Decision In the Abduction Case.

NEw ORLEAss, Aug. l5, 1919.
The decision given day in the abduction ease
The Spanish Consul was bound to stand his trial
at the United States Circuit Court to be held next
December. He gave bail in bonds of 5000 for his sp-
pearsncs for trial He entered his solemn protest
against the whole proceedings Four persons entered
INTO bonds for him, viz: Messrs. Mcconnell Llorents
Marc and Engle each in bonds of S2600 at the same
time. Here the line was interrupted by some cause,
and We failed to receive the remainder Of the mes
fage.1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20


NEw ORLEANS, Aug. Ii, 1870.
The sales Of cotton yesterday were tridipg the
holders asking extreme prices. Coffee advanced, and
sales Of RE were made at 7kc. ~. II, - 80 II
-, "a CIseISxArI, August Is, lS4V.
Flsuf-The market Is dull. Large sales eaunot be
made, except 1t . decline Some holders would now
accept easier rates % Is asked for new Sugar
Sales Of common and superior, at &c. &C. Coffee Is
In good demand at advanced rates. Provisions
changed. Whiskey-Ssss have been large and prices
have declined to l7xc. al7Ko. per gallon. -. li
BALrMoRE, Aug 10. 1870. 10
The inelemency OF the weather TO- day has operated
against out door business. We arc not Of any
transactions In nour. Howard street fresh brands.
held at 50 2S and City Mills at the price. No
thing doing In corn meal or rye -four. The supply OF
grain is fair, but not large Wheat rather dun smaIl
ssles Of red good to prime st ~ TO 81 co. White ao
81 o8 81 H. Corn Is steady; sales Of white Mt IS
67e. and yellow ct 80 Coo. Oats Is SOC Rye SIC.
There nothing notice in provisions groee
RES Prices unchanged Whisksy IL 10 better request.
We note sales Of bills at rs 2Ske hhds. held a a.
aAhc. The money market Is without change. The
supply OF rst class paper very limited and rates on
the street may be quoted for such At 10 per cent
The supply ~ bank continues yet fully equal 70 the
demand for all good business paper Offering Loans on,
dividend paying securities may be readily effected ut
per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

NV loRB osr-OFFrcr APPOINTMENTS, AuGusr IL
Fort Kent Essex Chas All.n Tannersyills Gree ne
WIN y. Anthony; Sou,hville, st. Lawrence Rufus
Meade jr Portland Chsu tauque urtis Wilber Birch
tresk Ubt,r name and site changed to Pine Hili sc
ssmUel A. Scust. appointed Poet Master; GAINESVILLE
Ibautauque, rame changed TO Blocksille Mabopsc ".
Putrsm-KeubsD ID Baldwin furdy's station,
Alopto lsby Ellieott Greek, krie-James NJ Greene;
CallikOop. Sullivan A. D Boyce; Rock City Mills ss-
ratcea- HARLOW an Ostrsnd Thompsons Station, suf
fck-FraIcis NJ A wichs; Williams Bridge. west-
chester IeDj slsntine, Eagle Village, Wyoming
has H. lehman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

ARRIVALS ssp DEPARTURES.
Col. ID Huger, u. q. A., and son; Dr. FREEMAN aud
lady, North Carolina; Col ,. Langdou, New Orleans;
Rev. Y. Ryerson Toronto; J. X. Grant Kentucky; A.
w. Ayres, Mississippi; n e.. McNary, w. Il Berry,
Nssbyile arrived yesterday, and took rooms at the
A Linn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20
Death OF an Eminent Man, &c.

RICHMOND, Aug. 10, 1S4s.
Judge Nicholas, whose illness from STROKE Of pa
ralysis We noticed seme time since, died yesterday
morning. He was formerly Attorney General, and
more recently Judge of the Supreme Court Of viz
ginia.
The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned on Friday
last 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20
BY TELEGRAPH.

PHnAprLpnIA, Aug. 10, 1s<s.
The shosrs 1t sppesrs has taken Its departure from
Philadelphia. No death has occurred. nsr hes ease
been reported, to- day. /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20
Army IntuillRencc.

The New Orleans Piesyune OF the 18th Instant pub
shcs letter from Captain Charles q. Merchant CIV
ing the following fad record Of deaths la the Eighth
regiment Of infantry since 1t left Vera Cruz in July
Of lat year upon the conclusion of hostilitis with
Mexice:-
Died at Brooklyn, New York. August q 1913, Second
Lieutenant George Wainwright, of the sth regiment of
infantry.
On the Mississippi, near Helens, Arkansss, ssptcm-
Der ls4s, First Lieutenant and Brevet Captain John d.
Clark, Of the sth regiment Of infantry. t.I.I II
AT Fort Layaca, Texas, December ~, 1sls, Second
Lieutenant j. A. Deansy, Of the 9Th regiment Of in
At Jefferson barracks Missouri, January %, lsgo.
captain A. l.. Sheppard, Of the sth regiment of in
fantry. = 80 zoo
AZ San Antonio de Dexar Texas. May T. 1870 Colonel
and Brevet Major General w. J. Worth, Of the sth
regiment OF infantry. :
Al San Antonio de Bexar. Texas, June rs lslo First
Lieutenant Booker Of the sth regiment VI infantry
AZ Camp Chsdbourne, near Frcdericksburg, Texas,
June IS lSse, captain and Brcvet Major Collision r.
Gates, OF the sth regiment of infantry.
At and near Port Lavaca, Texas, from the Goth De-
cember lssS TO the I'd January 1ss9, Of cholera 1z7
non com missioned officers musicians and paiystes Of
the Sth regiment Of infantry
The Green Bay (wisconsin) .glrocas Of the 9th In
slant, fays-The chiefs Of tho Menomouees who were
TO accompany Col Chiids in his exploring expedition
now refuse TO and the Colonel himself Is about TO
proceed to Washington for further Instructions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

Fsos BRrrIsH GuiASA.-We have received our
hlss Of the Royal Gazette, published at George
town, British Guiana, to the 18th ult. They are
nttsry barren Of news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20
CRY INSPECTION,

Total difference in the reports. .......... .1e0s
Subjoned Is the average number Of deaths per day
for each week, from the Of the disease
calculated upon the basis Of the City Inspectors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20
Affairs In New OrleaDs-Overnow OF the Req
River, &c, 0a.

.1aaea BALTIMORE, Aug. 10, 1s1s.
The Southern mail has arrived, with New Orleans
papers Of the 18th inst.
The second company u. s. Artillery, stationed ct
Fort Pike left yesterday for Pascagouls boundts Tam
pa Bay. i.f
The steamer Boswell had arrived from Red River;
says that the overflow caused immense dsstruotio
Of property The water from four to eight feet
deep the between Shreveport and Natsh-
itsehss At Grand River Frent street. together with
many large warehouses. ssved In causing large loss
Of property COL De Kassis gin house fell In the r-
yer, with sbsut Of ground. Red River Is now
falling frE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

rsmor IL current that Herr Hecter, the German
patriot, was srressed 81 Rcusu. France, while his
return 70 Hungary to join sgap in the bs,tlee Of his
native land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

Frnrrrn rRon rHs ssARcH ros sra Jsus Fsssxt,s.-
Sir George Simpson returned Monday last from his
annual tour Of inspection through the Hudson's Bar
Territories and North Western settlements Of this
Continent We learn with regret from him that no
clue bad been obtained TO the whereabouts. the
fate o. Sir John Franklin and his gallant CON paaions
Sir John Rchatdon indeed IL his way back from he
frozen regions and may be expected in Montreal early
IN September. His exploring party will however
tnue their search under the orders Of DR. Rae Of
throughout the summer. Although u would be almost
criminal to abandon hope In such enterprise 10 Is
In possible TO conceal from oneself the welcome truth
that the chances to successful Issue become fearfuy
diminished by the lapse Of time.-Monreai Ccuier
ia gtlSf1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

DruRrcrirr FLoop IN GEopera-A most dertrrr.
tive hood occurred In Silver creek In this county ON
Thursday evening last IL IL impossible to ma any
thing Ike correct estimate q the damage done All
the fences ON the bottoms carried way and huu-
dreds 81 acres OF aud cotton either wholly de
suytd cur left without protection from the rsvages
OF me stccs The dwelling house Of a MFR Barndon to-
gefher with his workshop, were swept away With
every lhing In them. The csrding mill and saw mill
OF L. barnet. ESQ were vheily washed away aud his
nouring mills much damaged The threshiug machine.
ana Workshop Of Col Iis carried away. and his
tan Yard much damaged The bark house washed
on and several Of the watts empted Of their contents
be BAPTIST church on the creek vas moved con-
siderable distaDce The grst ADD mills ~ Jonas
Ming we're carried away, and the gin factory Of
ID King, with all the machinery, some twenty new
gins, and ell the lumber and hand swept
OF Sorspid tho rise that little OF nothing could
BE- savvd from any Of the buildings carried away The
water IL said 10 have fifteen feet On that many
minutes; and In ell some ten feet higher than 10 has
been known for many yeavs ~ knovn to
be so high by many fert The 10 of ID Wing " est
mated at from twelve to thirteen thousand foars
lie was an industrious mechanic and his loss embraces
neatly everything he worth upcn Tire earth -
Rsns, Ga Sentinel .gUr y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

- TINS orrY.
hArea's OvyIss,
NEw YsRx August 1o-12 ~
The Sanitary Committee Of this city rspsrt ~ new
sssss and 20 deaths Of cholera - having occurred
during the last twenty four hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20
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Naval IpterIluepec.

The U. s. steam frigste Allegheny. Lieut.. Comig w
W. Hunter from Washington. arrived here yesterday
up to the Navy Yard The A left Washington as we
learn at eight oclock on Wednesday morning Nor
foik Herald .8ug H.
The U, s surveying steamer Ietrei, Lieut. Rodgers
commanding, arrived here yesterday, Ia three DAYS
from Key West The following list Of her offcers-
John Rodgers, Lieut. Commanding; Wilmer shields.
Lieutenant; William q. Temple, Selling Master; Tho
mas fitzpatrick, LIST Engineers Henry A. Stewart, I'd
Engineer Cha,iesfon tourier, .7ng 10
The U y. sioop Of war Germantown, Chas Iawnies
Lieut. Commanding. vas at key West on the 18th INST
to sail Immediately for Boston The foovine is a list
Of her officers who, pleased to say are all WE'LL
Chares Lowndes. Commander; James r. MN instry LIST
Lieutensnf Richard Forrest, "a do Chas Thomas "a
do Samuel j. Shiplev, ith do j. D. Miller surseou.
Edvsrd Storsr, purser John Mathews Sailing Master:
X Harris. Passed Midshpman; J. y Nichrlscs Marine
Oncer; Thomas A. LOCKER, Midshpman Julius a.
Heileman, do John X. Lsgou, do VIM A. Toon do
VIM Z. Thompson, Gunner; Geo. Thomas. saiimaker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Aug II, 1910.
The steamer Southsrner arrived yesterday from qua
rsDtins. The steamer Osprsy cleared yesterday fog
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

grand fancy aud masquerade hall will take place
at the White Sulphur, Va ,spriDes the Attn Of Sep
TEN Der bsSt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

There we're PSI deaths In Boston during the week
ending the 18th inst Of which Ill Of cholsrs dis
s.se Of the bowels al dysentery al diarrhs l3 and
cholera infantum, L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20

Ireland furnishes considerably than half Of the
latter number-nsmely, 242.
The following table will show the gradual decrease
In the general mortality we'll In cholera from
highest point the 21st Of July the present tme
Week ending Tstai Deaths DestAs bv CAoIero.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24
Diseases of Horses.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
public that he is in possession of unfaiIing reme-
dies, TO cure the following diseases of horses, to
wit ApoPlexy, Cataract, Broken wind, Foun.
der, Farcy, Ringbone, SPAWN, spnt Tumor
on the elbow, Warts, Wounds, Straining of the
the shoulder etc. etc.-Ihe p o lie evil, when
cured under the direction of the old shool, leaves
the horse generally with a stiff neck, but when
cured according to his pratice this will not occur,
and the horse will be as well as ever before. -
Those who wish to get knowledge of this re-
medes, may apply for books & medicineto to
DR.. DANIEL SCHELL.
CANTON, Aug. 10. l849. 46-bv.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24

WaBise &6pfe befhdftigen fd, lit @ua-
lamb uno 9lmerifa bamit, aus,ured,uen, tpie
niel Weenfdenleben felt @rIdaffuna Der
Wet Der &ries sefofet bat. gaatarlid,
fanfsn BET bieien gerednnnseu Die ar5eten
WiQfIbrlihfeifn unb Srrtbimer mitunter.
mno es 1T allerbin9s fd,mer su fasen, spie
man bic 8rie9e ber Geloifris, Der Semira.
mis- u. q. peranfhfaeen loa. Gin Sirgens
ton rehnet auf alte 3riese 693 Miuioneu
Gobte. Or. Did fhdst bic 3ahl Der Ssfer
auf Miliarben, mnb Gbmunb 8urfe sebt
IN feiner gerehnuns biz nuf IS Miais
ARDEN. Wenn ,aan nun bic 3abl nad Did
attnimmt, 70 tpiirbe bas Blut biefsr IA Wei-
Iiaroen Menfhen bin9ereidt baben, nm eis
pen See iu fallen, Der IL Meilen i'm umfans
uab 10 Sue Giefe bate, uno bic &Srper an
einanber sefest iparben 442maI bsnllmfrsis
Der Grbe 8ebilbet baten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24

Die Gartcfelu bebnrfen unter Der Grte,
Inn gut ju tpddlien, Der euft, baS bei6t, es
1T sreientlt6, cas bieie 3utritt su Den Burs
;eIn bat oaber geceiben Ge in lctterem 8cs
ben bsffer ais in feftem baber permcbrt
nmarbeiten oes 8Sbens unb 8ebdufe[n ten
Grtras cerfelten 70 fehr, uno bater lit es
rberal nuslid, bic GeIoer, tn weld,c man
Sartrffeln pfanst, nit aafcderuceu &6r-
per Sn bitn9en, ]. 9. nit g Spreu, mit
9eu It II B nit q De n bon Walc>
bdumen nit g d9e- uao fursen So-
belfpdnen &c.
aSer bic n6tbi9e 9anS sIrteit auhrenben
fann, erbdlt inSabren, weIhe ten&artcfftln
9tnifi9 itno cinen tpeit 9rSsereu @rtrag,
,penn er bieStdnsel, 70 luie Ge 6--83oa bod
fnc, nieoerle9t nno nit Grbe beredt, 70 baB
nur bic Spisen einen balben 3clt aus ois1er
berpcrragcn. gle wahien wieoer empcr,
uno f0nnen fpdter tpiebsr anf 9lcide slrt
nod mebrmals nieoer9ele9t unb NIT Groe
bebedt werben. Die nit @rbe bcccdten
Stan9eI lesen @urselfnpDeu an. uno man
erbdlt uusIeiA mehr &artcfeln, als wcnn
man Die Stdn9el nidIt einlhldgt. Oics bat
itd jebpd nidt bel allen Sartcfellrrten
rislih SeSei9t. 9lm beiten frll eS bel osu
9rcBen @ehfartcfeln fein.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24
8Ssntsu
fur
DEN Sbip Stants=Spten.

WafGtlrn unS llmq' atnb
8. Sang, 8. Spublcr unp s. sebnann.
Sethlebem unb llm9esenb
Nnrreas Stabl.
@aual Gcoer:
@err3e QBaBu,ann.
9seu-p -pbilaeelpbia !:
.6r. @entf1.
WaDnesbur9
phrrer 3itsGer.
Ma9nrIia:
!eeinrtb S@rar3.
Woris
u. SUNS unb Or 4eiscr.
9teu Qistcn
81. ltmft3ttcr, Gsqr. tnb g. Wleptr.
@olumbiana:
Srierri@ S@warS.
9lfrpn:
Weanheffer:
.Sr. @Aaffrtr.
Canal Sutton:
8pttfriep Strnauer.
gEccfter
9ep. Scr, Gsqr. unp Sr. QEplfart.
llnicntpmn
Carl S. 8laftr.
Ssnabur9
Carl Semel.
Glintcu:
Sranj 8eter unb Sr. Stattler.
Sritrl:
Sr. 6. QSil9brs.
slsblano
8. Sfiher.
Yeterbur9b, slsbl. So. /:
8. Sennisbctf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24

Gin merfmIrciSer Spasieritrd. Gin Gcrs
reiponoent ees,, ,StewsYorf Seralb ''befbreibt
einen Spa3ieritod, ben Gr 8cupcrneur
Warcp bel Der @onvention ut Syracufe tru9,
fctsenbermaBen
@cuoerneur Marcp trus eiuen epa,er-
itcd NIT enem &nrpf bon @lfenbein nit eis
item @clcbeialase unb melllneener gpisc.
Der Stcd 1T aus Dem Solse Der SIaesene
ffanse, bic am Ii. September l847 BON ben
slmerifanern i'm Nationalpalafts iu Olerifo
erbentet tpuroe. Die Spiss 1T BON eincm
Sthde elmer mer,funiiden Saubrss psrfers
ti8t, nno Der etlerne eabeltcd elmer merifas
nifben Slinte, Der i'm Stcde ffedt, siebt ibm
bic Ssitisfeit oes eisnum oitae. Das Ses
fhldse, tpeldes benglfenbeinfnopf amStcde
befefti9t, 1T aus @alifornifdem @cloe, uno
oer@cucernenr ia9t uer speife nidt baran,
baB oas Glfenbein bon bem 3ahne bes Gle
pbanten iei, ben 70 oieIe 6reiwiaise in ben
gSalten nnS Gerras ealientes BON Weerifo
entbedten."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24
Canton . Ohio.

permanent nicrerb beafftn bat, TIM fetn 8tfb1tt In
alien ttincn 3wci8cn ju tctreiten. Snrrw CT ouf
ncirm Qee9c ttinc Oienifc cinem ptreErtcn putlis
tun antetc, rctllebtrt CT, int Icrtrauen anf feline
Grnntniffr, 8cihiG!ihtcit unb l6jabrisrn prattis
t1sn GrfabrunSen, jcrrr 1nfcrrcrun9 in Sesu3
auf Sauerbaftl9teit Gle5an5 uno punttliebteit,
9cnl9cn sn tfnnen, bcftnp ;u9cid, tic 8untf eincs
rtrcDrtcn p1tblituns ju rcrcicntn. Sr bIit cs fur
Itsrflliiis, lid tltif 5u ribmen unb Sebt prn bcm
Grunpfatc aus, paB ,,oas 2Derf ben Olcier lcten''
mug.
CT tnrst olIe Nrten ppn SIebsr, pemrblstt ,e.,
beim Gn,clntn unp tn Srcben Guantitattn, tcrpit
aud SlanttI@tr aler 1rt unp fir County Aemter
1utt prrferti8t CT -6atihadteln 9rnnettrren,
1afarnta6er, fp,pie alle 1rtsn rrn paYrarbeit.
0HF Setnc 2Rertfatt tcfineet iib N Der Sltli@en
xustararas StraSc, 1T -6rn. 0trttts S4neirtr.
wertlt&ttt cessnIter Stppers 4mrriean .6ptrl.
eJulius Sittel.
Gantrn, 2(us. Is 1s49. 46-bp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24
81 q II g a Gttges s.

un6erbares gretqnis.
Gin ocn Werfen Der Der. Staatens01cgics
run9 su SpEters pcint Stats tru9 flb yer-
8an9ene BCde Elm ioncerbores @reieuie su,
gang un9elpObnlid in ciuer 9lrt. Gs er-
belIt baB felt ein9er 3eit cinige Wldurer
baielbif befhdftt9t paren, einen Srunncn su
sraben, uno man hattie nit 9rc8er Wnbe
nit 9rubbafe uno S6ippe cine 2iefe pon
G7 SuB erreidt. 9ll5 zines Cages ener
Der arbeiter wieber anfrg su orbeiten, ftiee
er feline Sd1ippe bart it ZEN Bocell, ais
pIOslih eia 8aGeritrabI NIT srcser Gewalt
I'D, beraus brdnste. Der arne Waun III
feiner misiden Sage in 6urdt fommenb,
sc9 ben Strd unb bcllate gum 3eifen,
caB Fe ibn beraufSiesen ioGlten, tpeldles
audi Idneu sefdah. Su Deni9er al5 fuuf
Winuten mar baS Wa01sr big auf Tue Der
Sberfdde nate teraufgeifieaen. Gs 1T
Wafer bon Der erFen Site tpclde5 matt
fdcn felt Sabren bafeIbit erfolslos gefudt
bate.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24

k EEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Med
MA ieines for sale, viz:
Real Lexicon, SymptomPn-C Codex, Hanna
mans Wcrks, Hulls Jahr, Hull's Laurie. Rouif's
Repertory, British Journal. Homeopathic Examz
iner, Hariman's Therapie, Herring's and Hem
pei's Domestic Physicians, Gunther's Veterinary
(Fariery) for horses, catIe sheep, &C., with
books Of more than forty auth RS, On Humeopath-
ic Medicine.
April IL, l849. 4o-tf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24

8et g IT ftau 8arrtQue, q Barr
flaDtr' (atortaueh 0ew g)orf erihcint
Sllutfrirter
. 0 [ { s { alenbe er
fit oaS SoGr 1850.
Gin bele brenoes llnterbaE
tungs sud- fur Sebermann
! ccit
6,tffap Seierit.
Snbalt.
NfrpnpmiTder Galenter. 9luoefertiat bon
@uitao Sabn
Die 9lhnungcn. @cn s. @erfdder.
Ser puluertburm San Spiritp su 8eue-
big. 8ou s. It. 9fterts.
gioam Neu6' 2sbrjabre 1926.
Ger Hctbbrlfer. Bon 9 u 4. Iiertb.
Der gGegweifer. 8cu 81 II f. Nierib.
Da6 S1br 1S4S NIT beirnoerer 0licf(ldt
auf Deutlhlano. Sen Or. 3immer>
| III a II II.
3tpei QBcrte iber oas Guemauceru.
Guittnft poer 9Ibnuno?
@rb0ultd,e llnterbaltunaen i'm Witteldlter.
QSie man im teilieen r6mild,en 9feide
beutid1er 0tatlpn Sur 3eit Safer Leopold
Goriosi Geutlcb fd)rieb.
Gini9e Srtefe SpleptS II.
@emeinnitSi9cs.
GcutIhe Sprithw6rter. 9cn &. g inn
rod.
9ldtbIel uuo @baraben. 9cn Mtfes.
Sieier ansehcnbe Snhalt (Iherte benz
Buthe Cit ir aus9ebrettetes publifum, bae
bic Gerla9Sbanolun9 es fIdb CUR belonberu
9luf3abe madte, curd, ftbne 9lusitatiung
uno eiuen dueerproentlib billi0en Vreis jez
BEN Sdnfer Su befriebieen. Das 8uh miro
auf lhDnes tpciBe6 Yapier eeorudt, l44
Seiten lfarf, nit 80 S>CISidnitten, uno fpftet
g. tsur z s Scnts. %
@s 1T eiu 8plf6falenber i'm
oolIenSiunc, eiuSuh fir Sc eoermann,
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24
a Certain Cure for all f1ebers.

TNHlS Remedy was discovered by w. Wahle,
M. d., of Rome, Italy, one Of the earliest
disciples of Hahnemann
Dr.. SHE'LL has used this valuable remedy
some eight months in bis practice. and s conf
dent of its nnfailing success in tiphus, bilious &
all intermittent Fsvers. u
April IL, 1S49. 4O-tf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-10-24
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