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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10

NROCERlES.-R Rich Yellow N. Orleans. Tx.
~ ira Sugar House and bright Syrup Malasses
Double refined and common loaf, puverized and
bright brown Sugars; Laguira, Rio and Scented
coifees; Extra fine Table Salt, put up in sacks
containing three gallons Navigator, Imperial and
Green Teas, all Of which will be sold at extremelv
low prices. Call at KYJ.F;S
May Is, 1850.
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LEMON P1Es.-It may desirable to know that
a good pie can be made simply of lemon aud
moasses Press ont the juice of a lemon into
two tea-cups full OF molasses, CRATE in the dried
peel of another, cover plate with layer of
crust, spread over some Of the mixture, Law on a
Ahin layer of crust, spread another layer of the
mixture, and over that lay top crust bake
and wholesome pie One lemon will make two
pies.
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WONDERS OF CHEMIsrRY.-Aquafortisa and the
AIR we breathe are made of the same
materials. Linen and sugar and spirits of
wine are SO much alike in their chemical COM
position that linen rag may be converted into
its weight in sugar, and the sugar into he spirit
OF wine. Wine is composed of two substances,
one Of which is the cause of almost all com.
b,.stion Or burning and the other will burn
with more rapidity than anything in nature
The famous Peruvian bark, SO much used to
strengthen the stomach, and the poisonous
principle OF opium are found to he of the same
materials Scientific american.
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II A r d w A r F.

4. IL
purchased and on the way from the Eastern Mar
kets, which he experts to receive about the goth
instant.
His stock will embrace all articles in the HARD.
WARE line, both useful ornamental. particularly
an extensive assortment ofTooLs AND MATERi.
AIS for Carpenters, Cabinet Makers. Blacksmiths
and other Mechanics.
lie invites the especial attention of Builders
and Contractors to his stock ofbuilding materials,
which they will find large and general at mode.
rate prices.
70 Country Merchants he will be DISPOSED to
sell upon the most favorable terms and invites their
examination his Stock, as he will endeavour to
make his prices such as to secure their patronage
The Farmers will find many things new and
| useful never before offered in this market. Be.
lieving that good Stock of Hardware is demand.
ed by the wants ofthe community, he hopes by
strict attention to merit and receive the patronage
| of the public.
GEORGE E. PRICE.
Stanton, Oct Is, ls4e.-tf.
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WooLLrNs AND FuRs.-Many persons sup
pose that the best way to prevent moths from
getting into woollens Or furs, is occasionally
through the summer 10 hang these articles in the
sun and rain. This is great mistake, as it is
by such exposure that the moths are most likely
to get into them. On the contrary, in the spring,
when the season is over for fuIs and weolIens,
they should be well shaken and brushed, and
wrapped up tightly in linen laying among hem
nmps OF camphor hands full OF fresh hops; cedar
ali Of Which are preventlves to moths ;'1 he
camphor is by far the best for furs. All WOOL
ems, SC, should be kept during the summer
unopened, in dark dry places such as drawers or
arge chests. Cedar presses are preferable to all
others, fer keeping cloths or other woollen arti-
cles: Hair trunks rarely fail to introduce moths
The month of June is the best time 10 put
away aannel.-Scientife american.
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WOVEN W IRE,

HNHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand an as.
J. sortment Of WIRE, of all sizes, which he
will weave into any form thatmay be desired. He
has also, on hand, a few
ROLLING SCREENS.
oisuperior make, and warranted to perform well
shop rthe Newtown pump.
LEVI SH.AFFER
Augusta ls49.-tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10
CL0THIN G.!
"Let the longest pole knock the
Simmons
NJ ALDEAUR x POLITE, are daily receiv
w ing fresh supplies of
HsEADY-MADE CLOTHING.

NJ ALDEAUR 4 POLITE, are daily receiv
w ing fresh supplies of
AsEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
at their fashionable establishment, which they can,
owing to peculiar advantages afford to sell at lower
prices than any oftheir acquaintance this side of
Baltimore III any responsible individual doubt the
fact, all he has to do to satisfy himself is, to call
examine and compare their Stock with any other
in the market, they are not given to Boosting
than the generality of mankind, but they must,
when they look at their well selected and assorted
Stock Of Goods own, and feel, that they have a
right to look proud. The following are a few Of
the Goods now in store:
SUPERIOR Fine Frock, Dress and Sack
Goats, of Cashmcrett Summer Cloth
Dfab, Brown, Linen and Cotton Goats,
various calors, Fine Black and Fancy
Cashmere, Linen and Cotton Pants
Black Satin, Silk and Fancy Silk and
Salln, Cashmerett. Cassineu and Linen
Vests, Caps, Hats, Crava,s, Handker.
chiefs and every other article usual,
kept IN Clothing Store.
Staunton, May 49, ls5o-tf
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Hardware Store.

Y>l1E subscriber having rented, Temporarily, the
= brick house, near the Virginia Hotel, Staun-
ton, formealy part Of the old Bell Tavern. is
having it titted for the reception of stock of
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NEW GOODS
For Farmers - EYoaxseheexers.

-O-:- ,:-0-
Mn IS and 81 No. osnaburg Cottons
-, and No l Linen Buraps, G. !. 1914 and
PA Bro. and Ble'd Cotton and Linen Sheetines.
IS, A and SO Heavy and Fine Bro. and BIed
Mesllns, (old pnces,) Farmers Drill. of every
quality, and at all prices, Common and Superior
Cotton Pant StuiEs, Ky. Jeans, Penny Plads,
Checked and Fancy Linens for chidrens clothing.
Irish Linen. Jacquard Diaper for Spreads aud Table
Cloths Russia Diaper, Hnckaback Toweling,
Crash, Iick1nss, Damask Linen and Bro fe5d
Linen Tor Table Cloths, Curtain Muslins Curtain
Printes, Calcoes, (every plice) Marseilles Quilty
Sc, Sc.
For Mems Wear.
Ssrer French and Eaglisl Cloths and cassin,eres.
OF every color and quality, Irish Drillings, plain
and striped, Fancy Linens for pants and coating,
super Bro Driliings, Victoria Duck, Super Silk
Satin, Marseilles and other handsome Nestines
Blk Silk, Fancy Silk, and Polka Cravats, White
and Fancy Linen Cambrick Pocket Hdkis, Blk
Kid, Col'd Kid, Blk and White English Silk and
Corn Cord Gloves, (AlexaAder's) Standing Col
lars and Shirts, &C., &c.
-.4LSG-
a fine assortment Of Super Mole Skin, Drab Hun.
gaian, Beaver White and Blk. Mexican, Kossuth.
Boys Fancy, Mexican, Panama, Leshorn. Sonnet.
India Pearl ana Straw Hats Super Fine, Medium,
and Common Boots and Shoes all of which will
be sold at the lowest prices for cash. or to punctuaI
dealers upon the usual time.
s T. N. GREEN.
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>a s.,NY
a2ESEsl IS = ~
AGRICULTURAL.
ASHES MORE VALUABLE THAN LIME
Or PLASTER.

Our neighbors OF Long Island have become
famous for their trade in ashes. They send
their boats the entire length of the Mohawk
valley, and they would push their enterprise as
far as the Black river valley, if the Black river
canal was complete and they could well afford
TO transport not only the live ash, but the refuse
ash which has been exhausted of its potash
They have been in the habit Of buying the refuse
OF the asheries Of Albany and Troy, and paying
as much as for the live ash. In looking about
for fertilizer, :he Long islanders have found
by experience that they form the best which
they can employ. The questions propeunded
demand an answer; we therefore proceed to
state, that ashes owe their value to their
composition. Our reader will perhaps say that
be knew this before Very well. We say a.
gain, and more TO the point, that ashes, spent
and unspent, owe their principal value 10 the
potash in the first instance, and to the phos-
pilates, and to lime and magnesia in the second.
We design to speak mainly of spent ashes,
though we believe farmers had much better keep
all their ashes, for their corn and wheat lands,
rather than sell them fes one shilling per bush.
Ell.
Spent ashes, then, we repeat, are valuable for
the phosphates they contain, together with the
lime and magrlesia which are in state Of sub
division. Besides the foregoing elements, slick,
both soluble and ineoluble, is present. The
amount Oh the FORMER VIII vary III tue quantity
by the intensity of heat to which the vegetable
may have been subjected; and both will vary
according to the plant from which they may
have been obtained. Thus the yellow pine
which grows OH the sandy land west of Albany,
contains in lis ash OF bark nearly one half of its
weight of SILICA.
When the value Of ashes is sought for, it may
with proptiety be said, that they rank next tc
bone dust. Containing as they do, phosphate Of
,nagnesia and iron, together with large pei
centage of lime. The ash of the forest, as wei
as fruit trees, is as various their own product,
scarcely two agreeing in the amount of ash they
yield, or the elements which compose it
~ Y. Jour Agriculture.
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Ready Made Clolg,ins,

The BRANDETH PILLS are sold at rs
cents per box, by one Agent in every town in the
Uhiteu states and IN almost every city throughout
the world. Let all be careful where they buy. or
. ney "lll obtain counterfeit Buy only of men
whose characters you know to be above SO mean
an al a ,c as to sell FALSE for the TRUE BRAN
DREIH'S PILL. Observe the six signatures of
DR.. BRANDRETH on each boz.
PRINCIPAL BRANDRETHIAN OFFICE.
2al BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
For further information, see pamnb,et m p,-o,
tion, by DIR. BRANDRETH, which NAV be Rad
without charge, from the agents for the sale Of the
Pills, which proves that by drawing the impurt;es
out Out OF the frame by means of BRANDRETH,S
rms sthe enly possible means of striking the root
,h u, en- DISEASES. mus making every that uses
Them their own physician.
The barbarons 4 inhuman practice of Rlecdiro
CuPpihg' Leeching, it is hoped will be soon es
p'ooea, as experience has proved that we have to
40 nothing bat use ERA NDRETH PILLS, which
,"Ne the impurities out Of the system alone
leaving the good blood to build and strengthen tbs
body; while, abstracting the blood takes ITS GOOD
az wen as lis bad parts. Weseon in few hours
, , , from an excessive purgation with BRAN
DhE1H PILLS, bat it takes weeks to recover
ron single olood-letting. Be sensible, and new
The genuine Brnnd,etA Pills can be obtained
at The following places:
u, VIM; Kyle staunton; W. w. King, wavnesboro.
MN. n; Bell Churehvile P a. Heiskeli Lebanon
n me- oapmGf springs; H. X. SyrcIe, Parnassus;
Hope; D. & w. Whitmore, Mt Meridian: r r
Granam' Greenville: James s. Guy, Deerfieid Nc
G " q Co;, Midway; Col VIM. ii. Allen, Green
s sy' bath CO; John Dickinson, Miborongh
Ni P;iIlms Slawiord q Co, VAIN Springs; Henry
VIM. Dudley, Jennina,s Cav, I'll. O. - -
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C. M 4. L. o WING.
ATTORNEY ATEAvxy
STAUNTON. F.,

WILL practice in the different Cou,.s IF Ar.
~ gus,a' Albemare and Nelson. Pus;ness an.
anstea to him will be faithfully and promptlv at.
W ne may at all times be found at the Clerk,
Dec. 81, lSl9.-ly.
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Parasols and p,r,so,a,.. go,
- newest style. for sale at XVI r 81 me
May Is. 1860. AEs'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-06-10

Doors, Shoes. Hats, Caps and Bonnets of every
- Gescriptonfcr sale at KYIE,S
May IL. 1850.
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6a6erI ItrOb'6 Qebenstinftur

Die $ebenstinftur furirt auf cine 9efhwins
be Art, unb penn audi ale W1ebijin Derfubt
unb nitbt mebr belfen mill, ,ple J. y. tei l, 2,
5 unO 4td9i9em talten, rpie AUDI Bel blBi9en
8ieberu, 9eIhWollenen 8einrn, 6tr3flopfen,
lGe5efeiten, grbreeben, 9urtbfan, alten 6u,
fen Shnupfen, WiI5frantbeiten,seitftbmr
zen Tbeumatsmus, 8ubr, innaIihe Deils,
Dispeplt SOpfpsb bic fsrner WlcIantOie,
Rolif, WIutterte16nerln9 uno SelbIucbt ;
(te fibrt alle lInreiniafet aus oem OIa9en
unb oen @ebdrmen, bsf6rOcrt Die Seroauuna,
mac6t bcrtrcfTiheu 2ppetit gum gGrn, unb
rcini9t auf febr Ieicbtc qBeile III Surssm rae
0lIerberito6teItc 8eblitt. Sci Sinpern perz
trei6t Ie olle Arten bon qBIrmern.
gu baben bel linton 6absrfrob, in 8eas
OinS, SObn 8OIe, i'll Ober 8uIpebofen, H.
brabam Sieber, in &uBtaum, Sobn Sauman,
Ditrift, SrOrss Seberman, 86brersburs,
Schn 6oat, SernUillG SacCb Narqans,
Wnbicr, Abrab. 8sasIp, 0idbmcnO, 0rufs'
rei Der S6neapOit, 6amtura, 8eor9e Sld6
Saffcn 9aunfcbip, sibanOn gauntp, unc in
biefsr Sruferei
Sebruar, 26. 1850. tD
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Q8t6tiQ 8efQnntmQ0una.

Ille Diejenisen pelds Gtlaud's ltniDerlals
elsnS f6cn ssbranht babtn, pient snrOtact.
rlbt, oaB bon sBt al pele lpirffams II. ipcbl,
tbat;Ss Waebisin ierer3eit su baben iit, inWes
abins, in ber Srufsrsi pie(er 3eituns; in
xnsaum IN Der Ornfsrei oss ,,@dlt .. 5eit;n
in Ober Bern tei O7eldicr Serb, beie. .gfen,
no unb 9anieISmBW Wirtbsbaule inBsrnbils
ls; IN 9ambnr9 in per ,.9hneIpcf" 9rude,
rel; inSulpcbofem llntpeit N6brersbura, bei
Scbn SecbtsI; in Womelsocrf tsi 8. Soft,
9ierbrauer; in Gopamstaun, al 5einridb
Staufcr's Stcbr.-es 1T jebem woblmei,
nsnO 9eratben, init biefer Wlebisin einenS3er,
lutb gu matten Belonoers wirfIam 1T (le
bei Olntterpgb, Scpfbmsr3en, 5ersflopfsm
O1an9el al e6luft, ober fpenn Der W1asen
pas edrn nictt Dertrasen mill eten 70 rpirfs
fam bel Seiteniteben unb Ndfenitbmerscn,
uno aub beilluorpnunsen in oct mpnatlittm
Ncinisuns. SIR ren bIauen 6ulfen oer Gin.
Der 1T lte I'br gu empfebIeu, Oa (ls psnfeItsn
bInnen tur5er 3eit furrt.
Sr;or;b Gd,iai;eb.
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SllCber, Ylt der.

SOlsenoe Bider Itno 70 eben erbalten tisb
gu Den beisefeeten DreiIen in Ois1sr Oru6e,
rel 3u babn:
Galiforniem tpie 60 1T, einnhslicbcs 6anp.
bn6 fiIr Hlle bic nab oem GpIeIance reis
Zen, elVgant sebunben, preis 25 gent.
Bebetbiblein fir Kinoer, oeiit1tb unD
smgliih, Ill Derfen preis Is Gent.
Das Bemeinfd,aftiibe oeutlbslutberis
fcbe uno reformirte Befan9bucb, neues
ifs stus9abs in flsinsm Sormat, fb6n in &c.
osbunoen, so unb 45 @sntS bas @remplar.
Gine pertbeioi9uns fatboliidsr gebs
ren uno zinc 1lppellation an oas pros
teifantifd,e publifum, pom 9smstrins u
caaiein, erffe osutfbe nnb sans nsue Wuss
aabe, elegant gsbunbsn 373 @snts.
Wanoernngen eines Seimatblofen in
nerosNmeriFa, gsbunosn 25 @sntS.
Slutb ncfb einiss anrere fleine BIttsr, ,ptd
Ifsbr ipcbIfsiI Usrtauft ipercen.
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0eutl0er Nau0tQ6QCf.

qBenn mein pfeiftheu oampft unr sIibt
llnp Der Nauh BON Bldttrrn
Can't mir nm Die STATE 5iebt,
8 oaun taufcb icb nitbt init S6ttrrn &C. &C..
Gin frilber Scrratb bon uDeu1bem
8aubtabaf," beitebeno aus Ieitbtcm Naucb.
tabaf, SO. /, Q uno 8, lcihtem &analter,
Gaunobeitss&anattsr, portctello, porto.
rico, QBalhinstcn uno 8remer Sarinas, in
paqueten BON Dfuno, 1T 70 cten BON S1eu
porf erbalten unp gum 8erfauf im 9totr
it6er ber Druferei bes .,SeDba6ters." preis
S bis Is gents eas paquet.
ilnlere oeutlben <mosleute. Ippie bic $ieb.
baber BON 9utem Nauebtabaf iberbaupt,
,petoen polle Befriebieuns fnben meii Iie bic.
fen sabaf Dcrfucben. 1ae bic ibn probirt bas
ben perlberm nns oaB ee Der bette Stctf lit
bic 3eit oamit III Dertreiten unD einral reeht
beiu,atblib 5n fibIm.
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- ellis, Deils.

Dr. goIiM y. 7ktFnlr's srprobtes NIB
tetfes 6eilmttel fur Die tmerltleben mno alts
fern Deils (Ghlosne Goer.)
OaiIelbe beitebt aus pillen, spnloer unb
Mirtur ,um waIebsn. qDsnn es Dem beises
fitsten Gsbrantbssstts seinab sstraatht miro,
70 pirb ee nnfeblsar srcBe Grletthterans gee
ben nnp in fnrser 3eit cine pcllitanoISe Snr
tewirten, tei @dmerSen poer belBen an oer
Qusleeruna ober penn oer 2lfter beransbrinst
Biee W1enIcten, ipsnil Ite 9tbarfes elfsn
cber Gtarfes trinten, befcmmeR I'M Utter
uno Sunoament Gin 8eiben, ipelcbes oareb's
Sraeen 70 empfnolieb wiro, caB man hernaeb
nlbt flsen Fam, uno mebr 70 wenn man I'm
Bette iparm ipiro. Golden ratbe tfe elneil
Beriueb init bieler WsriSm 5u maeheh uno
fte werben es niebt bereuen. =. :. Klenle.
GrObise Wlcpisin 1T aueb Dortreffildb fur
a0e NusIhldse am mcnlhIicben S6rper, nno
befonbers nm Den Setter, NinsUnrm, 6is:
tlattern, S6aarbof, faiiles 3abnfeneb,
QBilpfeuer, srinoiasn Sopf 96nppen aut
bem SOpfs, 2lusIc6las i'm Seittbt &c. 3u teis
len unb Dem Sci6en oper Jufen elnhalt gu
tbnn. 0ielee allies 1T our6 erfabrnn9 unp
ourtb 3euanide beitdtist unO tenlelen.
6aupt:Offee fir ben Ssrtauf Der obi9en
Mebi5im bei Il. pupeae, Sup 6te 0traBs
Neabiug, Scrfs gauntp, spa.
ttnb bel mir, i'm ,,Srofaen 2Slrtbsbaus," ;"
DRY Tavern) in Inter 6sibelbrs, 8erfseo.
Se SEQ. Wllucr, StobrbaIter in qBOmels'
borf; bsi 9TH 9uUsr, 9tobrbalter IN l!ntsr
6ebelbera.
Nrsi5 ST, fir piasn, puIper unb Q6afb.
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OeutfbeS @pan9elifb gutberi1bes
S c { 0n q 3 u ch.

0ieles BON ocn erfen nno beiten Gbeclo,
9sn Imsrifa's anrrfannte Gefanstub, oas
aus orn Sabren 400 bis 1885 bic berrliet.
tten &irtbenlicpw entbdlt unb bereits in Den
Sr66ten 8smcincen piefes $anbes sinaefilbrt,
1T bel Dem llntsrseidnsten i'm 8rob.9crfauf
81 baben
SIr ben 9taat Sle,psDorf baben mir bic
Hsentur 6rn. Sctb uno Co., 100, 1Dilliam
Stra6e, Slep:Ocrf, ilberssben.
Sir ben @taat MarpIano uno ltmsetima
Dlrs. eroDnftelo, Baltimore, 81, Gapftr
8Gr zen qBeItsn ipenoe man fth All pattor
8oselbab, in pittsburs.
Sn ZEN meifen flenern Staotsn ber. ltnis
on ltnD N9enten ansettellt.
3. n. 38o llen,peber,
SIR. 277, O1oro 8. Ctr, pbilaoelpbia.
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QS o b lfeile
8lenben un0 S6atter!
S. e. SSiniamts,

Sy+ ~. SStlttUI1teI
SO. 12t Slorp frhste 9traBe, Dbilabelpbia,
Sabrifant Observation-Disclosures unO
Sro6' nnD Slcinbanoler in Senfers5 d,ate
tern,-oenen Die b6cbiteu prdmiums bei oen
ShaufteIIunsen gu Sleu 0orf, pbiIaoelpbia
unb Baltimore 3uereannt woroen.
Dorb6n9e fir Strbre unD 6fentfiebe See
bauoe wereen ansefertist unc NIT Bu6fatsn
perfeben.
Gin sro6es Enforcement bon Slenoen unb
Sbattern, bon nsueitem Stpl umo 2tusttats
tlns, gu om niVorisltsn Saarselc DrsifaL
Oas Dublifhm ipirb es bcrtbeilbaft fnoen,
an5urafen.
1lte Slenoen werben anseitrihen unb gus
sefiist, caB lte tpie neu ausfeben.
.. 4 10. bcna6ribtist bic Sunben bon
Sreeman's altsn GtabliGsmrnt, $40. l4s4,
GIO stpeite Stra6e, ca6 CT BON bort na6 so.
12, SaO feebste Stra6e se3csen 1T, no ct
adtnnsspclI nm Die Sortoauer ibrer SuaDs
ibaft tittst.
pbilaoclpbia, Wlar3 l2. 5S01t
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Sr. Ve1ter's
gunaen- Ore erDatip,

Gur9enD Dre eroattp,
spreis 50 Gent Die Slalebe,
SIT cine Iebr Ihastare 3utersituns, entbeft
Ourtb rinen rssslma6issn nnb beriibmten bsnts
Ic6en Qrat, Der Ie absr fhnfSis Sabre in fels
nsr eissnsn praris in Deutft6laaO setra,rbt
bate, IN ipeltbsm qarbe fte tpabrenb jensr
3eit ausertt aIsgebebnt beinbt ipnros, ,bei6us
Item grfaltrnsen Satsrbfeber, Gnsbritsiss
Felt, Seu6buttcn, 9eitsn tno gtafenftbmers
gen, 8lu1peen, jeoer2rt Brutf. uno qunsen
beIbperoen, anp in 5eiiuns oer berannaben
Den Iussebritns. 9}iees famn ais COB Der
o6ieen Meoisin sefast iperoen, aber Die 3eis
Observation-Disclosures ftnb III tct(ptetta bas
au jeber befrlcblsenoe Seipeis in bffIenqBirs
tunaen miro IN etilem Berfutbe oamit gefilus
ben iperbea, fopie antb sabIreitte gmpfbltns
aen bic Anpei1unss5ettel besleitemo. lleber
1000 SlaItben ftno ailein III pbilabelpbia
wabrmo psm leBtsn winter berfamft wproen.
ben aberaeussuper Sepeis bon oeGsaO1uBbar
Felt, font ,pAroe enefc sro6e- Onamtitat ME
Uerfauft worben fein.
Siele 3easnllTs fno BON 3eit 81 3eit erbals
ten ilno befannt semaebt ipocben, ober ter
Gfoltenamnano bon 3eitnnss
gen oerbistet berea WaittbeiInns bier. Dis
t6nnen Ieiebt ii6er,euat ,pers
ben Don Der Slasitbteit bieler W1ebi,in ,pen,,
(le anrufen an eeiop's 8elunoteits gnpcri.
Inn SO. 1911, gforo 2te @traEe. unterbaIb
Der 8nsFraBe, gum 6ehifb bes uaolbemsn
9lotsrs unb Seblansen," no 3euani(Te unb
S1ahpeifunsei 3n blnbertsn bon gdiisn oer
mert,phrbisfen Gursn burft oiefe Waeoi,in.
Sorse5eirt rperben f6nnen. 0'''
pP0isis Dlebisin if 81 pem chen anasae.
bsnsn pre'fe IN oisfsr Osu6erei IN bafsn.
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@ilenlpaaren fir Oebdube

6dreiner werr5cusc tpoblfeiler als
jemais!
Getreiner, Baumsifsr uno Nnoere, Die
paran flno, Nrtifsl fit i'll fotnmen0eii Scm'
mer III errihtsnoe Gstauoe su tailfsL fcIlten
an yaines 6. 0lmberfpn'S mohlfsllsnil
gilenpaarsn Gtcbr, 5mel Sbirsn otsrhalr
Der olloler" Drilfsrsi, Snlprsder, fsiaeH
gcrratb eraininirsn feins preife vsrnehmen
uao ftsb bapon itsrjsnasil, caBleine gnnosn
nfekr Gafer, tsGers Ubpartlns. lInp
ahtlna ,e fiji itr Gslp befomnieii. als its
an irasno eiusm anpeen Gtcbr IN Neaains
erbaIten fonnet.
Gsapius, 4prif so. BID.
o. OlaaeI. 8nitsrseipittte umo gfllrfeils
itsr<9itter ~ 8atrifpreiisn.
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NDIfSbibliDfhcf.

9a unIdu9bar Der Qrs8 fir Oeutfbs Sa>
der bier immsr nodb Elm bpber ju nennsn 1T,
70 baben Itb Die llnterRj6neten entiblofIsn,
um aub bsm Nsrmitsn eine2setiire Su perldaf.
fen, ale BOtben elm QeftCben 9utsr6Cmane,
Nopsllen, Ssbtbte ernifen unb launigen Sns
balt5 &C., ron 40-72 Ssiten, Granddaughter,
II. bnbsn fis ben prs6 bafir auf nur 81 @tS.
9sifsGt.-Da natirlif bei oeiem 9eringsn
prsife nut sin bebeutenosr 0bfaB cas- Tortbes
ftebsn biefeS 9ewis Observation-Disclosures
fibsrn fam, 70 eriuben lie alle 8ubbdnbler,
YeoIer6 &c. ft6 baiir gu inhrsfltren unb CtTsris
ren ibnen
25 @rpl. gu Doll. -@ts. Saar!1
100 ;, " 800
9a6 etffs 6eftbsn entbdIt: Gu udfai ife II
Sitber. [Wtit 2 2tbbiibun9.1
9a8 spets S3eftbsn entbdt: 9eOnorbo a
0inti, ODER bss Malsrs &arbe.
9aS brittle = ulenfpie9ers bintsrlaHensDas
pierre uno Seibnun9en. Cine ausgemdbIts
Sanmlun9 gutter 9tnsfooten, launi9srGss
bihte &c. nit pisIen Ori9inaIsooIjfbnits
ten.
Sei 0craus6eifsllun9 bon 500 @tpI. psrbin'
ben fib Die llnterRibnetsn bic Srma Der Bee
ffeaenbsn. 6anbIun9 auf ben Sitsl bru6sn su
laien. 8. II. pb. Nrbr,
Jer. 282. 9(rbsStrase, DbiIa6.
(Srisfs perben franco erbeten)
Seitcllun9en rpUrben in bieIer Oruferei
ansencmmen unb beIor9t.
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GamDiDot fiir Sct,eriff.

l(n Die freien uno unabbdnp0en @rpdb:
ier BON Serf5 @ountp.
t11itburaer - 2tufsemuntert pur6 Die
tpdrmtten 3nfthcrunsen pieIsr msiner Sreun:
be, bietc icb mid ols ganDioat fir oas 9dbes
rife. lint BON 8erfe gauntp Bel fommenocr
wabkan uRb 1ollte tcb 70 9lIfIih fein, eli.
ne mebrbeit gurer Gtimmcn su erbaIten, 70
berpftbte itb mid, Die ObIiraenteitcn oes
Hmtcs setreulid uno Su gurer U6li9en Su'
frieDenbeit aus3nhtcn.
@uer scborIamer Siener,
Jfaae ely.
NeaSin9, Npril 8. bus.
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OclDctbilct,er.

60 eben srbaltsn, eine 4uswabt beatftber
6ebetbuber fir fathoIifebt gbrilten mrb.
rentbeile nit arotem Oruf, weide aana tiI;
lis perfauft psroen In oiefer 9ruferei.