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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-13
Wilders Patent SaIamander Safes.
REMOVED.

DR. II. ". BUXTON, pulnaonist, from the
~ Clinical school of Medicine, MooIstock, ID late
5oriaie OF DR. FITCH of New Yofk-would respect
fully the Citzsss OF WolCes Hnd vicinity,
he has removed his Office No y Mechanic Street.
where he be ulted by The Conu piye, and wleo
those afflicted with Diseases Of th Tholt, Heart Luns
may learn hrir couG ion. and be furnished with the
most sueGcssul Mechanical and Medicinal Reno dies
With The experience ofabuu fifteen years extensive and
uccessful General Practice OF Medicine d. Buxton con-
sntly Introduces himself and his valuable Botanic Rene
lies this afflicted Public lis services be promptly
hai ed at his Office by The SICK bed at any hon by dy
- night, when prevented By previous Professional
Iutins Wetcester. sept Is. 1850
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FAsHI0NABLE FURNITURE.
a roTMEs. 157 Main St., worcester,

I. A. HOLMES, 157 Main St, Worcester.
fold stand of MOVES & kIs3ALI,l
zrANUFACTURER and Dealer in Rich Drawing Room,
MI Chamber, and Cottage
FURNITURE.
III 4TYERS. Nj TTRESSES, .lfTRR ORS,
LOOKING GLASSES, &c. -5e.;
h ~, LARGEST and best selected assortment Of Furniture
to be found in this city.
Gentlemen are respectfully invited 10 visit this
Establishment and examine the above extensive STOCK Of
Pnrritlre before purch 8sng elsewhere
WN A. MOVES can be found at his oil stand, where he
would be happy to wait upon his friends and former custo-
rS and orders left with him will be promptly executed
l. A. HOLMES, ISL Main Street,
directly opposite b. L. Hardon & Cos New Store
.,,I- dwtf
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FIRE ENGINES,

E subscriber begs leave inform the public that he is
I building FIRE ENGINES on his new and improved
pan whereby they be offered mnch cheaper than En-
gines of the capacity built elsewhere Engines built
in thorough and substantial manner, with 25 suction
hose and 80 feet leading hose with hose carriage and other
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Clock Repairing.

1~IoCks CLEANED and REPAIRED at AN. DRISCoLLs
I JexYeIry Establishment IA BiSeiolcs Cont,
on Front Streaf by experienced workman that has
worked only IS wears in clock Mandatory and thinks he
czn give satisfaction Call and Try him. al work will be
warranted for what he does know about cock is MOI
worth knowing. dwtf oct 10.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-13

Leave Worcester at Is and II am and ann
Leave Providence at 7.45 and ll.30 N. and g. So nm
ihAlTNo CoNNECT at Millville with coaches or slater
Vile and Nashville; at Uxbrdge with roachc 5 NIL
ana mendonj AT Nhitins with coaches for East Donga
ana Nhltnsyllej at Famums with coaches for Grafton
re- ~ T. village and Upton; at Worcester .ilh trains a
western X. Road and Norwich and W. r r. ana Wore
aiu Nashua H. r. At Waterford with trains Of Norfolk
CGhI'y Railroad ior and from Boston, Dedhan sc
passengers by the 745 train from Providence can arrive
n New YORK, via New Haven, the same evening
Passengers by the $50 p NJ train from Prnyderce 90,
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same evening
Inc ll30 trains connect Worcester with he Fxnress
ram or New York, which leaves Worcester al P NJ
me /! AM tram from Norcester connects at Proyilenc.
Win trans Tor Boston, Taunton, Fall River Bedicrd 40
me In tram connects at Providence with The Bpst,n
and y Steamboat train for New York
o. TIE 745 and ii AM trains do nei sion At Hor,l,
~ The $50 and P. NJ trains do not stnn At AsbIo ~,
Hamlet. ISAAC n SoITTII,trfs.t' ''. t VI
dWLf
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Eighf-EighE!

E handsomesi cheapest and best article for LIGHT IN
iie world is MARSiPS PATENT OIL. tits is a new
zion, recently introduced and nov very extensively
81; by the pnbct perfectly safe and free hurn 10
Oil Lamps with the simple alteration OF tube
n is done for me tiing expense Of va This oil
onposeS entirely Of eable, and contains Fix or
" Sdris some OF which are Eyafnl OR. The whole
body beautiful in appearance, and gives clear bril-
.,t. and 0dorieSs Hgh without grease smoke, smell OF
'5sionthus furnishing the public with article from
n they obtain almost any qanty Of Light, and
time cea1 and beautiful. The above Is for ale al
l. NEWTON'S, FosrgR STREET. opposite the Boston
Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
1.B. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
dwtf
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Warranted TO give satisfaction. Orders for Engines Will
be promptly attended to. BENZ. J0SLYN.
Worcester, Oct 10, 1850.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. d. c. HARRINGTOs, from Boston, has
II Opened his once az No If5 5aiH-st Worcester.
Diseases with the success of which he will
Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaints Files Humors.
Weakness Gener Debility, all the various trains OF nerv
affections, Dizziness aad Ring the head, and
the mind its healthy and sound The Doct has
been very successful in female complaints of which he has
thorough kotgtedse, his medicines mild and pleasant
the
" Office hours from AN. to PM 4 cure is war
ranted in all cases If durable dtf-noy "a.
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BOOT FORMS

osNsIANTLf on hand and made TO order from tNo re-
,., sas Lonnrr Also Seam Rubhcrs Reeds Pm
'i'""'" " Express orders promptly answered
A,na u Z. u. WlEDFR.
"Ns % oouSWH CeEtyTi street Stga,a Ay.V
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COAL! that i COALil

IAN alwnys be fund at the CITY COAL YARD, snd
will be deveed m the best possible ordrr Orders Einy
N at o. r. THoAPsoN's Shoe Store, or L. a. Kl4eg'a
:. cery Store, corner OF Main and School Streets.
Worcester, II 40 :. dtf b. BlFfuA
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To the Ladies and Citizens Of Worcester
A. II. DRIsC0LL,
MANUFACTURING JEWELER,

Bige!op's Court, Front Street,. .WorceSter
4 Nd dealer in WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELRY;
N Specaces silver Ware Perfumery and Fancy Goods.
qPGlasses fitted Watches, Iockeis Spectaees, Mem
CRY Pins, and Rings.
ELEcTRo GILpixG and SILvERING done in the neatest
manner kinds of Repairing in the above line, done
short notice Oh Gold Gd SCer taken In exchange Tor
Goods dwtf Oct l, 1850.
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For Sale,
AA A NEW end convenient Dwelling House. thorough
tm "A ly finished with the hest mater as mud pleasant
situated On the height Of land the corner Of Graf
ION and Elizabeth Street commanding beautiful view Of
'Ae CITY, and formerly occupied by Lewis T.. JOY
Also 10 House Lots near the same The Lots con.
tam about 1000 feet Of Land and viii be sold so low ~ "a
as to come within the Of many have not been
able TO buy large lots.
credit viii be given TO nit purchasers Plan Of the
Lots can DO seen BY calling upon subscriber For fur
ther information cali upon 7. w. BANCROFT or
Nov Is off A. Al AEppIpfFtn
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad,
IL. go '55.=z-s- ==zss.7s-- -,-5s-z-
iYiater arrangement.

fiICHBtRG AND WORCESTER TRAINS
ran IN connection NTH Forester and gosbga T-;-.
cave W oicester at 6.45 and II g. m. and ! 10 m
IS"SG rtch1Hg al el5 am, and 1880 and IS n n,
ihAitiT TRAINS run daily each way brf,t4,n u ~
ctgtcl, Groton ul ction, Nashua Lowell st y
lne morning tram Worcester, connects with tbe 81
nam from New ork via horw c-Eveiins mo
worcester connects with the same tfai, 10 Ne yort
r ~ rur CONNECTIONS with the other road m Worcss,Ar
Giolon Junction and Nashua see SEow a "a ~, 'ha
mdor and Railway Guide ''iu'i la'H'
W ihr''ngh tickets issued at Worcester far r,r,
n' oiPeller wells River and White River Iunctia e
Fchburg " " ,tr9 ~ "! Nashua ARD
Nov H. 1850 80" " Lii, slpt;
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REMOVAL.
To the Ladies Of the City of Worcester
and vicinity.

Mrs. VI. s. THOMPSON, Practitioner of MEDI-
VI CINE and OBSTETRICS, grateful for the liberal patron
received wOnd respectfully inform the Ladies that she
REMOVED to No. IL SALEM ST, and VIII give her
undivided attention TO ALL which Females
md Children table, and will also attend short
lice those who may wish her services their
hand and for sale at her office. IL Salem st.
Worcester, July 20, 1850. d5m
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Mittens and Gloves.

T'E subscriber has large supply Of Mittens and Glove
i which he will sell cheap for cash.
nov9 dtf H. HOUGHTON. 101 Front St
Springfield Fire and Water Proof Paint
THE above article in color and texture has almost an ex
Il act resemblance to the Ohio Paint and BY chemical
anass made by Dr. Jacksonville State Asayer it proved
10 be much superior ia quality. u Persons conempaI-
ing using Fine and Water Proof Paint viii well to call
and examine this article also Dr. J.s Analysis will
sold from 10 to 20 per CT cheaper than the Ohio
Of freight. SAMUEL c. WHITE Druggist
Sep23 cw4m Western r. r. Depot
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HOUSE LOYS FOR SALE

AAVSOJ I VAk
BUILDING LOTS Wellington Street. "a new Stree,
u running from Main street north Of the residence
Of Abiel lalGes. Esq Also, Austin Chandler, Chatham
Newbury, and Gu ncy Streets. The above Lots
for the first time offered sale. The land adjoining them
being built upon and their pleasant location Main ST.
makes them the desirable Lois in the city. Terms OF
sale to suit the pun chaser.
L. & S. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug 30 dwtf u Portland Street
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Boston and Worcester Railroad,

sI-I go =. :. - =
CTUNN ARRANGEMENT, coD.zaenciug Oct : 1sso
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON as follows.
Leave Worceserat5 1909 l0.30a.m $40 345& IO.nr
I" MilIbury lis az pa
4" Milford at 7d0 ~ p
" SaxORylle at SIS Ad5 G.
Z" Newton at Zoo and 9 49nS &c
Brookllneat IT, 81 & l05 am, H. 81, 6 4 $50
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows:
For Worcester al + 30 and a m 10 IN . "a a - or
Millbury s II
" Milford at 900 am 1A5a
d" SHxonville at geo AZ
81" Newton 745 10 3o 2 srJ a -
" BTookne at 05 4 81 m 12l. g. SIS 81 1900
u For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guis
o. dWif q rNyrrTETI -.
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To Farmers Ground Plaster.
HAVING made arrangements for DIRECT importation
Ii of PLASTER, and having superior faciftiesn for
grinding the Of the best WATER PRIVILEGE
in this vicinity, prepared furnish fresh and
fine ground in bulk or barrels and in any quantity desired
Aug % dwtf A. w Fl. HARRIS
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FALL OF 1850.
syTEU
House and Lot for Sale,

81 ON LINDEN STREET, by c. B. METCALF. The
iT,,4 J house is nearly new, most thoroughly bull
throughout of the best materials and most desirabli
situated three minutes walk from Main St The lot con
aiming about 10000 feet covered with all kinds OF bearing
.iIst trees. twu octI9
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FR<pEEsss sHasIaaNsa

.~sjA TTTILL be strictly attended to at the Shop al
~ w the FOoT OF MECHANIC STREET, by the sub
I1 scrber All persons who have lame Tses by faI
feet false quarters, interfering, invited call
believe can give them satisfaction, for think they all
caused by bad fitting the shoes and bad shoeng think
know this from nay experience There is difference
between fiat foot and contracted loot-So all
horses should not be shod alike hot shoe benefit
fooJbot had better be kept the pot than to turn
It on. he horses loot-thiS is nay opinion.
ISAAC WOODCOCK
Feb 10. dwtf Mechanic Street
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-OA and aJter oct r 1854
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Flovidence and Worcester Railroad.

- I'D i.;i,s;ss .....4....,..l
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Norwich and Worcester Railrnad

.-.5 " ;.@.,,.. 81 lfsfTI
y l''r A'@9semeaf-on and q1c7 M3,l4og, Dec. q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-16
LATEST FROM CONGRESS-,
THE COMPROMISE EXPLO-
DED,

The Omnibus Report and project are blown
sky high! Mr.. CLAY to-day made his report
from the grand Committee Of Thirteen, of which
you will receive the substance from another cor
respondent Immediately, Messrs. Mason, Down,
Clemens, Yulee, Turney and Borland (Southern
Locoes) and Berrien Southern Wing came out
dead against tho proposed Compromise. 1t is
understood that there are four or five other South
ern Senators who will go with them. This
would seem to settle the fate of the measure
which was expected to pass the Senate with
rush.
Mr. Clay made an imprisoned speech, in
repp to what he termed the unkind and pre-
mature assaults on the Report and recomen.
dations of the Committee, and declared his
determination to stand by them to them to
the last extremity. The debate was contin-
ucd TO late hour Gems. Cass and Hous-
ton with Messrs. Mangum, Foote and Dick
inson sustained the report and its recomen-
dations
The denOueDleHt creates profound SEN
sation. 1t points to very important resul's.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-16
Mann's Address.

We dispense this week, with our usual varie.
~ Of political matter, and indeed almost every
hing else, in our inside form to make room for
the substance of this able document, believing
1t will have an important bearing not only on
the question of slavery extension, but on the d.
vided councils of the Whigparty, of which Mr.
NJ. though elected in part by freesoIl votes, is
claimed to be a member
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-16
THE ASSUMPTION OF POW
Err OVER NEW MEXICO BY
TEXAS.

The last advices from Santa Fe, coming from
IN authentic source, through the st. Louis Re-
publican, convey the extraordinary and start
ling intelligence of bold and unprecedented
assumption of the territorial government of New
Mexico by the authorities of the State of Texas.
About the middle of March, it appears, Colonel
Munroe, the Civil and Military Governor of New
Mexico, received despatch, apprising him that
Col Neighbcrs, who had already arrived at FL Pas
so hadbeen appointed by theLegislature OF Texas
n commissioner, with full powers to establish the
jurisdiction of his government over the territory
of New Mexico, ond trusting that the governor
would co.operete with him in etfecting the OBJ
iect of his mission. Upon the receipt of this
dispatch, Col. Mulroe, acting in accordance, as
there can now no longer be shodow of doubt,
with the Instructions of the Executive and Cabi-
net at Washington, and the general policy ofthe
administration, issued the following order to each
of the commandants Of the different military
posts in the territory.
HEAD QUARTERS, 9th MILITARY Dept.
SANTA FE, N. M. March II, 1850.
SIR:-llaving been duly notified by Major
Robert S. Neighbors, of his arrival as Com
missioner of the State of Texas, for the purpose
of establishing the civil jurisdiction of the State
over this Territory, your command will observe
a rigid non,interference with him in the exercise
of his functions, and equally avoid coming in
conflict with the judicial authorities created by
that State
am, very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-16
am, very respectfully,
Your Obt SorVT,
(Signed,) JOHN MUNROE,
Brey't. Col, u, S. A.
Commanding Ninth Department

Commanding Ninth Department
This, as far as the commandments were con-
cerned, was of csurse, quite suficie lent. But this
does not seem to be the end of the matter. The
Project at Fronteras near Ell Passo, where the
Commissioner had established his quarters, had
already resigned, having relinquished his juris-
dictiou over tract Of 10 miles in the length,
and 70 in width, embracing the iairest portion
of New Mexico, and at once turned it, with its
x.l-.,..., 49,, vou'P''iH sVVSt'''t'""O -
.r.~,a rhis example ubont 20 be toilow-
cd Lv ehe other Prefects-al evidently acting
under secret instructions from some authority
to which they felt themselves compelled to yield
and the prospect was, that Notwithstanding the
circumstances of the people, who were greatly
excited, and everywhere holding meetings to
protest against the high-handed measure, the
whole territory of New Mexico would soon be
completely under the rule of the Texan golern-
ment, unless the indignant inhabitants, thus sold
to the slave power, should, as there were strong
indications of their doing, rise up in arms to re-
sst it.
Here, if there is no mistake about the facts, is
o matter, as it appears to us, fraHght with an
importance, to which the open brawls of disun
ionists in Congress, dwindle into insignifcance
in the comparison. 1t is the FIRST fruits of Gen
Taylor's non-intervention policy, which the
Taylor presses, however they may disagree a.
bout the holder, but less dangerous courses %
Clay and Webster, are now unanimous in rec
ommendmg for adoption by Congress. 1t is the
first fair unmasking of the secret and specously
concealed designs Of the Administration, 10
make over all the free territories, except Cali
fornla, 10 the slave power of the South. Wht
can gainsay this, in view of the facts just stated
and the policy so distinctly Swallowed forth il
the Presidents California Message, which 81
obviously has brought such state Of things in
10 existence? And who can hereafter say tina
the free soil principle is in less danger of deca
from the policy of the Admnstr alton, than from
the open-handed schemes of Clay, Webster
Cass, Buchanan and their followers? w
leave these questions to be answered by tn
honest and rejecting of all parties, as cando
and conscience shall dictate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-16
GREEN MOUNTAIN

The day may make an era in the politics of
the country.
Inthe House, Mr.. Winthrop made speech
on the vexed question, planting himself
squareiy on the Presidents policy.-Bec
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-16
THE FREEMAN.

- Mr.. JESSE POLAND is our Travelling
Agent fully authorized to obtained subscrip-
ton for the Freeman. and advance pay for
the same.
NJ ANDREW McFARL1NG, of East Corinth,
Is our authorized Agent for that place.
NF~All Communications to the Freeman,
whether on business of the paper, or for publ
cation, should be addressed, postpaid, to the
Editor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-16

All my quotations from Mr.. Webster are taken f,o,
the edition Of his speech which he dedicated 10 lie pTn
fLs o. MAssAcHUsETTs." Among the numerous readings
tic, w WV 'iO'' au'heh-
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-12-31
Saberi itrDD's Qebenstinftur

Dts ssbsnstinttur fnrirt auf cine ssIetwins
be Art, nnb psnn auh allie WFrci,in SerIuht
unc nidbt mfbr trfen mill, pie /. y. tsi ID,
5 unb 4tdsisem falten, ,pie audi bel bisiaen
6iebern, seItwclIenen Senen, 6u,flcpfsn,
lletdfeiten, erbrshsn, 9ur6falI, alten Sm,
item, Shnupfen, Wilafrantbetem, seitIebmer.
.en 8bcumatiemus, Nubr, innerllebe Oeile,
0iepsplt Scpfpsb; fernsr bic O1elanetclis,
ScllP, Wluttertelhperuns uno @slk1utt:
ite filbrt ale llnreiniafeit aus eem W7oaen
unc ben Secdrmen, hef6rrsrt Die Serbauuna,
maebt Scrtrsffifsn Ippetit gum gGrn, unD
relniat auf lebr Irihte 3Beile in Sur,sm ras
allerpsr'tcftcite 8eblit: Sri Einpsrn ptrs
rsltt its alls Artcn bon Blrmern.
81 taten tei Antcm Saterfsrob, in Nsa.
oins' Sobn Sols, in Ober snlpsbcetn, Il.
brabam Sieter, in Sustaun, Sctn Sauinan,
Alt; Srftbentcppen, George Sherman, 6ob.
rershura Spbn 5oaf, Sernpine, Saecb
Saraana' 21inbicr. Ibrab Scselp, Nicb,
mono, Srnferei Der Sehnellpcf, 5amtura,
Secrss SldB. Sadion 2aumtbip, ,stancn 60.
unp in oielsr Srueersi
SUM, l8. 1850. b.
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QS 0 blfetler
6olS< un6 &OblenbOf.
:SSilliont SSeimer.

Stnadribtist ahtunaspcG bic Biirar bon
0eaoins nno Dem gauntp, bab CT brn bsm
6clSs unb ScbIenbcfe Bsils senommsn bat,
welher bon psrrp uno Comp. sebalten nurs
be nabe Dem neuen Depot, an bsr StorD 8tsn
SraBs no ct fortpabrsne auf 6ano balt
einen sroBen 9crratb bon 5ol, unO RoblsH
fir alIe 3wsfs, bsilsbsno aus RIumpen, ass
brchenen, eis, GtoUes, STUFF, gbsenut. uno
pie:SOten. bic tsibsn lestsn Sortsn Ilno gut
filr Saletreilr. ebenfalIe Sifery unb G
benbel3 bon Der bs0en Qualitat.
lille 8eltcllunaen ipsrbsn oanfbar anasncm,
men nno prompt tsIorat. Ssfeaunam m5s
aen an ieiusr wobnuns i'm 6fticben Oaarft.
Sieref semadt wsrbsn, cbsr an obiaem plaBe
gSSG b6htte preis miro bs5ablt fur 6ifs
tOrp uno eihenbolj.
Ser ilntsrfhrisbsne it fortpabrsno territ
Sstellunaen fir Soblen ju tsforasn fir!8a aIt.
brennsr, Sabrieanten &c. unter fsbr tinlssn
Becinsunsen. wm. meimer.
Nsaoins, Nobsmbsr ~. sm.
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WeiLs, WeiLs.

Dr. DohM -. KtemIe's srprobtss unp
befes 6eilmittel fur bic innerliidten ano aus
Bern peits (Ghlosne Ioer)
Oa0eIte beiiebt aus pilIsn, pultsr uno
Mirtar gum waIhsn. wsun es osm beisss
filsten 9sbranhs3ette semab setraudht miro,
70 rtiro ss nnfsbIbar sro6e grleiehteruns sss
ben nno in furssr 3st cine poaftdnoise Sur
betpirfen, lei 9tmer5en ODER Sciben an osr
Nnsleeruns ODER tpenn bet after berausbrinst
Siele Wenlhen, ipenn fte 9harfes sfTen
ODER Starfss trinfen bsfommen i'm 4fter
unb Suncament Gin 8eiben, rpelebes buret's
SraBen 70 empfnolib ,piro, oaB man bernaeb
nltt itsen Fam, rno mebr 70 rpsnn man i'm
Bette marin miro. Golden ratbe it einen
SGrIntb nit bieIer Wseisin su MAIDEN nnb
te peroen es ncbt bersuen. =. =. &ienle.
% Otise Meosin 1T aub Dortreffib fur
a0e 4usibldse am msnlttIiben R6rper, Ino
belcnoers uin ben Setter, Nin9nurm, 6iB
tlattern, 9haarbof, faules Sabnfeiib,
lBilbfeaer, arinciscn Eopt 9hnppsn auf
Dem Sopfe, Iusfblas i'm @slttt &c, 5u beis
len nnb Dem SeiBen ootr Jufen einbalt sil
tbun. Oieiee allies 1T ourh grfabruns uno
ourt 3euanide bsitdtist uuo bewie1sn.
6aupt; Office fit Den Sertauf Der cbi9eu
MsOisin tsi u. puwslle, @Ip 6te Strase,
Geaeins, Serts gauntp, spa.
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