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Pleasure Excursion Piney Point, Old Point, Nor
foiL ND Cape Henry.

Excursion Piney Point Ola Point, Nor
fox, Cape Henry.
The steamer OsCEOLA win leave Washington
upon az excursion 20 he above place. on In ,a
aud Norfolk morning when
she will O'Clock for old Point where
can pass July pleasantly, bathing fishing
sailing enjoying the breeze and viewing Fortress Monroe,
which is the largest military work In the Union.
Ia wilsnaks and
magnificent display Of works from the iortd
cations.
The for home the day. (SatudsyO after
the dock,
Pennsylvania, &c.
The supplied all the deicaccs which the salt
affords.
Good mi win be in attendance.
the round SO for gentleman and lady
$40 J. MITCHELL, Captain
June IS
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Bank of the Metropolis.
WAssixeros, June %, 1851.
THE Board Of Trustees Of this Bank this day declared dv
dend OF -four cent Of the OF the Bank for the half
III instant The payable the stock
holders and after the LIST Of July ensuing.
June q4-eo3tf RID SMITH, Cashier.
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Cheap Novels.
THE OF Salisbury by Alexandra Dumas Price
The Adventures Of Christopher Tadpoe, by Albert Smith.
Price so cents.
the International Msgsrn. for July Price Is cents.
The First Crime The Bottle illustrated. Price rs
The First Step Fortune The Pledge. Price IS cents.
The Daughter OF Night, by s. w Fullum Price rs
Rens; The Snow Bird by Caroline Lee Henz Price so
Mary Lawson by Eugene Sue Price so
Juns 2s FRANCK TAYLOR.
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nnANsPARENT WINDOW sHADEs.-Just received a


of the subscribers Of the above beautiful
goods landscape, gobc boquets edsons with flowers and
aud in plain paintedtn the
style Of the art and VIII be sold exceedingly low
l buff and white shade linens
! " shade fixtures.
OLAGETT h DODsoN,
Dealers In ali kinds Of carpeng mstng oil cloths curtain
terials bed and table linens aud oweg' door Of
the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and OH street.
Juns 24-ifeo2w
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"Our whole course the slavery MISUNDERSTANDING
South Csrons and the Com promisehas been conserva
and conciatoy. We advocates i notification
did favor the Nashville invention sppove Its
proceedings; against the scon proposed by South
Carolina firm fast friends OF the Union, and
crisis; we recommend patience and iofbearance we
seek concate, not divide we have EXPRESSED our.
selves against making the ompromse test IN the demo
cratic ranks and avoxed resdness support the
Of party with equal ZEAL whether they voted for
against the Co npromise."
Ga another occasion, speaking OF the Compromise the
Courier said I'VE have been struck with series OF
very able editorials this subject in the Washington
Union and invite attention to the following extract"
"Or il it the Compromi.e which the special organ
consider the magic wand which has transmp-
democracy into whiggery 1T 80, at loss to
corr the logic which has been employed TO prove
it, This Is carried by larger number Of dem
ocrac than wbig votes It'll measure entirely in con-
formity the platform which the democratic party has al
WAYS stood upon. Both in its principles and objects this
measure ss.ss political anti slavery IL is founded that
provision constitution which guarantees to the
OF slave his right him when he Is fugitive,
and i'm poses obligation the States 10 do nothing
which can i'm pair this right We go further, however, and
nav that this Conn promise is only acknowledgment
thai the democ positions the subject slavery
1896 1910 1874 aud ls4S necessary and SAFE but that
AZ IA an incont. abo proof that the position oil the wing
patty this suejsct has been uniformly ncxPeoent I'M
wise. and dangerous"
The same paper (CoureD Of May 18th has the fol.
lowing:
Mr. Orr member OF Congress- In addressing the south.
rights convention few days SINCE stated the ot and
called his colleagues confirm it, that there
single representative In Congress- from the number Of those
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
rbe 3port's Gormrr.
From inc Drawing Room Companion. s.:s r.sl.s Alice Grey.
! ' il t5I H
 BY w. A, FoGG,

 Iris many long, long year agone. g. When, just at close of day, ...t Within green and quiet grove, s,s ,, om first met Alice Grey, ss q The gloy of he allh was on her cheek, Her youthful heart beat high 7ta With hope and love, and happiness
 Beamed from her sparkling eye. l left her, two eventlul years Had sped them on their way, D, When once again l sought the spot :. Where dweli sweet Alice Grey. ,zs. The place had seen no change it wa. Still beautiiul and fair; qf 2i3 But now il has no charm for me,
 For Alice was not there,
 She'd gone. The angel band had been And plucked that lovely flower, ... And borne il to the skies 10 deck .. Their own celestial bower. ua ,. .-. 'Tis even thus; the pure and good Ja Are fire. 10 pass away, t'"''i' 7 les And many heart is called to mourn A loved, lost Alice Grey. Bingham, Mass Oct. 1851. .... =.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
Rates of Life Insurance reduced @5 pei
CAPITAL. S25OONO

- F CAPITAL, $25GON0. ,s ..
 THE above company have established A. an agency in this county, for the pur> pose of insuring lives. and have appointed !. LYMAN w. GILBERT, Agent, Tisssfii
 ). G. BEcKwITH, M. D., Medical Exam
 G. H. HoLL IsTER, Esq, Connection Referee. e,a -i.
 Application for Insurance may be made to Lyman w. Gilbert or Dr. BeckwIlh, at Dr. Beckwilh's store, at 3 o'clock A. M.. al l2 o'clock M., or a. 6 o'clock F. M., where pamphlets may be had explaining the prin- ciple oi Life Insurance, and showing the economy and duty of every man, who has not a superabundance of wealth, 10 secure to his family, at least few thousand dol- lars. by an Insurance on his Life. This Comp iny have accommodated their terms of payment to meet the ability of the poor, the laboring man, as well as the monied man. The lerms are 25 per cent less than most Companies, and payable yearly, half yesrly oT quarterly. so that the laboring maR may save, or lay by, d few dnllaIs eve " three mouths to pay his premium, ard thus secure to his family, al his death, a competence of this worlds goods. which he can never expect to do ny the irnils of his labor. Life insurance is coming 10 be re- garded as an economic business measure securing to one's family, after his death, that competence and support which he is unable to lay up for them while he lives.
 Instances are continually occurring, showing jhe wisdom oi Life Insurance - The following, clipped from a Philadelphia pa per, is such an in&tance- -a ga
 0a" PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9th. 1850. To the President and Directors of ,he Na-
 tiOnal Safety Insurance Company, No
 62 Walnnl street. Ens
 GENTLEMEN-- Permit me to acknnu ledge the receip, of one thousand dollars. being the amount policy of Life Insurance ef- fecled by my late husband, James Kitkpat. rick, for my benefit on the 18th July last,
 your company The paymentofa smalt sdm for premium has entitled me 10 the above amount, but for which I should have been left deA,i,uts. Thanks to you lhai a, my rrAuest. and for my convenience, you have paid the full amount at once, without the delay customary in such cases,
 Yours sincerely, ' 26
 PAULINE E. KIRKPATRICK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
THE MAN.

Is man bit the better
 For bis riches, golden grains r@ For his acres and his palace i! ft N4 ,a ta # his inmost heart is calluus, .,-fe r~ Is a man bit the betier? t ,a And if a mans no bit the better
 For hts coffers and his mines,
 For his purple and fine linen,
 For his vineyard ard his vines; , Why do thousands bow the knee,
 And cfinge in meau se,vility, h@j
 if mans DO bit the better ? slE Is man bit the worse
 For lowly dress oi rags
 Though he owns no lordly rental, Ifhis heart is kind aud gentle, s Is a manthe bid the worse And If mans no hi: the worse v~
 For ppor and lonely stand, Geh.
 For an ever empty pocket, s.s .H
 And b,awny working hand, Wh, d" thousands pass him by ..u With a roid and scsInftl eye t4 .t Gsgn fla mars nn bit the worse! From the Diawins- Room Companion, |" Adieu. dear CIlba ''-- LOPEZ. Adieu, dear Cuba -..... , For thee and liberty die; ...g Land "f my hopes farewell u ...r.e.ga- Fol thee, not for myself, sigh.
 Iris hard to pari; sweet Isle,
 'f:s hard to leave thee as thou art :; 's How long, beneath he lash rfA-Ht .s-erOf tyrants, will thou smart? f q Rouse. rouse thee, Cuba
 Fairest land ot earth;
 Shake off thy shac kes, sweetest Isle Oi m, ad' pted birth! ..r0 And now we rat, farewell {! t.-a ... Farewell . for lhee l'll Sue ..... To God abov. for liberty. ..... .... ., Adieu. Cuba adieu! .... .,. New York. Oct, 1851, .. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
BALDWaN'S aoe~ xNG1R0vED C1AxN a, PUMPS. "s

THE Subscriber continues lo manufacture their jaa,iy celebrated Pump. wholesale and se,ail. Pedlsrs supplied in any quantity. with the besief stack, cOnsisling of pumps, wheels. chain, tabe, sc. everything toF pump. All orders lne pump castings. chsiR oVaube lill. cd al the shnllest naliee and sehi Co sny part oi the United States al cheapesl laleg.
 Alsus the besi assnFimeAt of Sloyes io be iouhd. consisting 0i the best aiF tight enek and paflas saevss. with svesy variety af pipe ann cooking IutnlluFe Co mako stove com. piese' hcx and Shop el0vcs H1T
 Als" Furnace castings af every slaseslption. easlaling ol WateF wheels. aseg shol ana plteI back Mall gearing wpeat variety. Machine. Fy. tssllngs 0f svsis klnd. Called alslNh and t'ailer Nhaen made sny laNalA la aalll, pIa1sI LasilnEs, Sc. All nsfefs lnF easlinR pFolnill.
 .........t...l q. BALDWIN.
 Washington, conn.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
'o J. c. BATTERsoN'S
 MARDIN WORKS.

V sFa- "3 HarDord, Conn. '677s eI Monuments and Tombs of American and Italian Marble. Baptismal Fonts, Mu- N Tal Tablets, Urns, Vases. Mantles v
 Table Tops, Italian Tile for r7 zo.
 Floors, sc, constantly
 on hand or furnished to order. Hartford, June lst. 1 ly4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
Fromtbe Drawing. Room Companion
 The WOOdmaR'S Daughter. ..M.f, AY L. N. BURDlCK, ~s

.at AY L. N. BORDIcK, nH Within pleasant, shady wood, t Near by cooling fountain, A woodman's humble coitsge stood,
 Beneath lofty mountain And there, where bubble forth the spring Oi pure.and limPid water, Within the collage dweli maid,
 The woOdman's lovely daughter. Her shinirg ,resses hung in curls
 Upon her naked shoulder, .t Her beaOtiful expressive face, .r Delighted each beholder. a She knew not sin-her heart was pure, Nain,~ aione had taught her; An happy was that gentle girl, The woodman's lovely daughter. Her heart vas pure, her split free As the mouniain air she breaihed, And her young brew, 60 bright and fair, .as In innocence was wEsalhed. The crysssl spring from m"untaIn sIae. In sunbeam sparkling bright, Was not more lovely than was she.
 So bouy ant and a light. "a And iheEe, within the E'Fesl wild,
 Around she'd planted llawevs, And there she nlIeI est snd sang
 Away the evening hours. For there she'd known bu, innocence,
 And lew had esss sought her Yet ihsss ase isw mere happy than
 The weadmaH's lovely daughter. Utica, ~. Y, Oct. 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

ATIoNNAL SAFETY (LlFE) INSU- RANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. Home Office 62 Walnm St South sade,
 doors Gb0Uc 3d, Philadelphia. v -5f HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President
 LUcIAN l. BfsBEE. Secretary. eHsf" 'i Rates of Life Insurance reduced 25 per
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
C.. M. HOOKER.
Removal.

DR. VAILL has removed to the "Bissell House," south side of East st. Office as before over the store recently occupied by s. P Bolles Esq. All calls in the line oi his profession, eft either at his house or office, will be,prompt- ly attended to
 Litch6eld,. March 20. 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

.a V. s13 WI -.Iv -.---- ...1.7
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
R. .NEes.risssGss,
At Ms Old Ssumd.

HAVING procured an nsslslAni Matchmaker and Ieweler. wIll
 continue to do any and a.l kinds sl ws,cA grralriDg aud waleh jewellng lhal r~av he lnlvusied io he eate to the best man. Her and an aaonahls terms. nn paine will he soaved ,o give satisfaction Co every customer
 Thaaklsl gov past lsvaFs he weald solaslt the confluence of the pahlle palsnAaae. oa hsad \ choice assositnens al Watches jewelsS aRd Silver wasa al laW ntltea laf Caths sl
 LIlahAalas MaY leai. iEe
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

q What bFaAoh Ofedneailen do you have chlefly ln yoDr sUho0lf" 1" M6ally tha wlilsw bsa6eh, sIr." ..'
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

."a '+s s~ REMOVAL. aa5 smee
 Dr.. BOsTWICK has removed his residence to MT. J. L. Judd's, at the Abbe Place, South street. Night Oall- CTS will please rap at the north door Office as heretofore. ...'..s
 Litch field, Jan 27, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

THE above company have established A. an agency in this county, for the pur> pose of insuring lives. and have appointed -fLYMAN w. GILBERT, Agent. s1ss tsi
 ]. G. BEcKwIFH, Ai. D., Medical Exam
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6aberftroD's Qebenstinftur

DIE $ebeAetinttur furirt anf cine sefdpins
be Hrt. unb menn aueb ale Waerisin DerIuebt
uno niebt mebr beIfen mill, rp,e !. 3. lei 1, 2,
8 uno 4tasisem faltsn, ipie aud Bel tieiaen
Siebern, sefhnoIenen Beinsn, 5raflcpfen,
lIe5elfeiten, grbredtsn, Durebfall, alten 6u.
tten, gdnupfen, WliIsfranfbsiten, ,$sibIhmer.
gen Nbeumatemus, Nubr, innsrlite peile,
Sispep1 Sopftpeb ferner Die W1elanetolie,
Soie, OlntterteIhweruns unb 8sItIudbt !;
fte flbrt alIe lInreiniafeit aus bem SDiaaen
unb ben @ebarmen, bsf6rpert bic Sercauuna,
maebt Ocrtreffitsn 1ppctit gum gGcn, unp
reinist auf iebr Ieiebte 9Dsils in &ursem rae
allerbertcftette 8eblit. Bei Rinceru Uers
treitt fte alIe 4rten bon 1Blrmern.
gu baten bel Hnton 6absrttrob, in Nea.
oins, Sotn Sols, in Oter sulpstoeen, Il.
trabam Sieber, III &ustaun, Sctn 8auman,
Alt 8ef6enhcppcn, gsorsr Setsrman, Nbb
rersburs, Sobn 5caf, Sernpiue, Saeob
NarsanG QBinbicr. Nbrab Srsep, Slid.
mcnb, Sruferci rer SebnenpcIt, 5amtllra,
8ecrse SlaB, Saficn eaunltbip ,>ikancn 60.
unb in bieler Sruferei
SUM, 18. 1850. tp
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Oo0felloms 6allc B1rhstofm.

4 Il. Qanb monre sis l(ufmaffamfsit
Der Saufer BON Shcbsrn unc Sinep Qrtitelu
atbtnn9epca anf fen ausscbcbntes 2lGorte.
ment lenten.
>abt ss erinnsrt fein, pa6 Der einsae 8ucb
itobr i'll 8saoins, mo Bhtber bon jerer Scr.
ihieOenheit 3u baten llnb, in Der Oprfelcme
5aae 1T, no fcrtnabrenp gu batsn 0no aIe
Sorten pcn
5lttorien, Sicsrapbicn,
Seolhten, Dramas,
Nnnualen, Slteiu,
qiecerbIeterm, &5elss. Snbsru,
Slanf' f'Shbern spapler,
Stcpelleh Diaaaslncn,
O1u(ttaleu, 3eltuuesn
unb alle Artesl, wsIebt in sinrn Bude unr
ShreibmaterialiensStcbr aeb6rsn, su bill.
gen Dreiirn.
@Iter wercen tdaIttb teitclft uno crbaltcn
bon pbllapelpbia uup Slsu 0prf
:. Il. ganb,
Teanina, SloU. 10. bv.
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Srattcretb's Niueat .

4ae &ranfbsitsn nslde beftis 0no oosr
sroBe Shmer5en eraeusen, erforpern fosleict
farfe Nbfiibrun9en unb nn, bies 3u beipirfen
snIlTen naebeinanoer srcBe Dofen sessben rpsr'
ben. Sanse an init feds pilen, uno psnn
oer S6mer; nidbt balo nahldBt, ab msbr !;
fabre fort 1e in eIeinen 3milhenraumen su
seben, bic bic &rdmpfe ober Sbmerlen eini
sermaBen seboten fno. wsnn grbrehen
erfolst naeboem%e %eis piasn sesebsn ipcrcen,
70 1T es Gin autes 3eihsm GolIte es I6wie:
rig iein bic pillen beruntsrsuieblufsn. reibs
Ite 5u spulDer uno aib fte oann init etrpas 3ues
fer nno 3Ba0er obsr Sranbp uno waGer, cs
DER irstnb enem Waittcl, mas Der Rranee germ
niinmt. Sieter, namentlih seIte uao bili6s
T- Sal(enoe Sranfbet unb alIe Srampfe,
follten auf oile 4rt bsbanbelt merbeu; es
rparpe bann ni6t n6tbis fsiR, GUT Nbsr 3u lafs
fen, fonbern bic llrfadbe Der &rantbeit, bic
ansetduften llnrsiniafsiten pirben allein abs
eefhbrt uno es benz Slute iibsrla0en, BEN &6rs
PET fpieber ber5uttellen.
@rbie edten 8ranbretb's pilIen rperoeil
Cereauft our6 foIasnbe usenten:
Stidter uno tII'Knisbt, Nsaoins
Ulbert Sain, 8ernpille
4. Sapred,t, RuBtatm.
Jobn Moore, 9tauhsburs.
9. NIB @. 5dollenbcraer, 5amturs.
.. Rarmany, tibanon.
O1drs, 8. 1851. 1S
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9f0> QetpfS Qdbpniil8 Safabren Su
G19nelen uno Silber. qDaaren. i'm Urc6er
<A% unb Rleinsh, Olo. 103, gbesnutitrabe
6ftliher Sldssl bes 8ranflns6 6aaGes, pbila
belpbia. SD babe juf erbalten Elm fpIeaoi
unb unsew6bnlih grobes HGortement 9oloe
net uno (tlberner $eUer, $epine nno sew6bnli
eten ttbren, gum 9beil aus ben wsreltdtter
Der folsenten bsrhbmten Sabrifanten -
Iobiae, Jebnfsn, KosFefl, Cooper, Da.
bio Uaylor, Seeslev,Hobinfon, ber be:
ribmtsn Carl Taylor unb S6bne, Sons
BON, unb 5. =. 2loams, $cnbon.
9ie beiben $sstasnailten ltnD bic tetsn 8a:
britantsn in oer aDeIt 9ie maeben poafan'
cise uno ricbtise SsitmsGsr, nnb (eIheoie id
init Sertrauen iraeno Semanb smpfeblen tan,
BET cine cute ltbr gum 3sitbaltsn baben nil.
SD balte midi jeoob febif an fein bstonSeres
8abrifat oOer Namen, ionosrn iutbe bic llbs
rem lorsfaltis aug, ,peltte ih bsrfaufe, uno ca
ieb MIDI Diele Sabre init Dem llbren0eIhdfs
te befaBt BABE, 70 bin itt ilber5'uat, baB i'd
4llen entipredsn fan,l bic cine suite nno riths
tiSe llbr babsn tpcllen, nne laoe alle Solbe
ein, Bel mir an5urufen. Ssoe ltbr 1T senau
unterfuebt, reparirt uno reaullrt bepor 1te Der'
fauft miro, 70 oaB meine Snneen itt oarauf
DerlaGen f6nnen, cab ibre l1bren ri6tise 3sit
baften. SD bate sbsnfalls auf 6ano Elm gro:
6es Ifortsment pcllsiurpelter aoloene $epers,
ls Rarat SoIbIhalen, bic ieb bcrfaufen Fam
fir ben ssrinSsn Drsis ucn S55 uub vsritAs,
re fe,san5 gut 3eit ;u balten. SD babe ebens
falls jepe SerIhieosnbeit soloener 9hreibfs:
bern III $1 unb tbeuersr, uno Fam llbren, Sc:
bern coer irgenb etnen anoern berlangten Nrs
tifel naeb jeoem Sbeile Der Ser. Staaten,
wsf: Snoien. oper ionifwcbn gang itber in
BET Dsail fctifen. SD babe ebsnfaas auf
6ano eiu fplenoit, reid uno neues 4dorts'
ment bon Su,pelcn, soloenenSetten &c.
~9ilberne qtfsI, 8abc[a, pei., ,&u6ens
SiIh:, Nabm., Srumsns rnD DtfmeGer in
GROCER Srfbisoenbeit. gbenfalls auf 6ano
ein sroBse NGortsmsnt bon pIattirte Gators,
Suetsnt6rben $6ffslm Sateln &C., Die Silber
faft sleieb Ieben.
Sem IusbeGsrn bon ltbren nno Supelen
rpiro belcnoere Iufmsrfiamfsit sewiomet.-
California Golo uno altss @ilter miro fir
8aarselo sefanft
Ghneibe bisle Nnssise aus, rufe al uno
unterfuobe fit bid felbf. ober l6ife osinc
Seftellunsen init Dem gdIcb unb (ts loasu 70:
sleieh beIorst rpsrbRn.
&sutsn, rpsltbs gum qDiebsrSereaaf einfau:
fin, Dirb Elm libsraler Hb5us srlaubt.
Qepis Qaoemus, lO3 gbesnut0r.,
Hpril 90 -sD1t pbilaoelpbia.
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I'm Die SeioenSell.

Rtenle'e 6efunebeit:beritcllunasspils
ler.-9teis plllen itnb Defenders 9eeQnst fir
CaS meibIhe Ssiblebt neil iis 6sn Mo9en
rsInl9sn unO ben Nppstit bsritslIsn. Sie finb
portrsfflld) fur SartIsbsfsit, Muttsrmsb, So.
lit, 9urblauf qsbweb, 9ispspfia, &cpfpsb
uno bic Ssrlbisbensn qsitsn oss msibltsn @ss
iblsbts. Sie itnb ebsnfaOs Elm unibsrtrsft1is
Dies 5sllmttsl es9en Den @rdpsl ODER reiesnosn
Steln unb ole qsiosn an Der Slafs.
VrObles pilsn iine gum Gsrfauf in oieisr
9ruderei. prsiS so Gsnts bic aressn unp 25
Gents bic flsinsn Scrsn.
92opembsr IL. bp.
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rs. ilasD &. y. Aeim nmb SO
t7o. 6. DftsDcnn{frafc,

qsnfen bic aufmsrffamfsit ibrsr Srsunoe unb
oss publifums dbsrbaupt auf br fplsnbio unb
nsusS enforcement bon @ltsrn fir Ioausbal>
tun9sn, bsifsbsnb aus MsTsrn unb Sabsn,@ss
uno Sbss'a6Hsln, scpfsn Ssflsln, GmaIirtsn
So6ern unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mefiineensn
Ssfsln, Sd9slsifsn, eidbtsrifbfsn, qibtfbses
rem, I5dtsrn, 9baufeln unb Sangen Brat,
nno Sadspfannen &fiats, &afFssmablsn,
Sbsersn. GIofsn, gpisseln, BrObs, Wafbs.
&eiiss unb WarftsS orben, &ebsrsQB aaren ,et
mas aus tn ben niserisffen prsikn psrfauf
perben mirb.
Ntaeine, WdrS 2. bp.
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Saameit= tlnb Ifer8erdtb
2Saarenba,ts,
6lein- unb @rDBs8erfauf,
l944 Warftifrabe.
philadelphia.

@SSktooNIPNtSts
wir efferiren unfern Runben nbSreun.
ben bas srtbte 4fortsment bon HfTbaus8e e
ratben, Gartens 8eratben unb @amereien,
bas jsmale in oielem marfte anaeboten pors
ben, bsftebenb gum Sbeil aue folssnpem:
prouty uno tIears patent b ! b ffs
pramium NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pfdae, linfe
nno re6tbanbis, 9eiten., 5haels unb ebenes
BoOen, bon bsrf6isosnsn @r6sen, Uor,hslis
Gsm Waaterial nnb 1rbeit. 9ernebert bas
Qe befriebissne ftnp ober bas SeIp miro ,u.
rn6aeseben. Oie pier bSd)ffen prdmien
tDnrben perlisben alf biefe pfiiae, bei bet
Neu Dorf @taatesSair, 1850. gbmfaas,
Seab inb Gtauasn lbar pfiae, @pain s
terbsGerte SnttrfaTer, fpslhe auf Die urt eirs
afridbtst ilnb, oaB man ben Nabrer ails benz
Safe nebmen Fam, tpsnn man MIR bsn 6ans
bel bonn Nibrer abfbrau6t.
i6eu', 9trobs gBe 6eoruftrob 96nei.
Der IN aroBer Serf6isoMbeit, ipornuter 6os
tep's bcrSaslibr Dramiums 9trob(hneieer
Al ftilben it, bon alien Yro6en Gbenfaas.
pferoetraft, Srahmaf6inen winbmibleu.
mdfhfornfhdler, &deprsTen, ,@aatpfIan,
ger, 9redf6rapper. 3ufermiblem. Oebfsns
Sotbs NIB B6aen, Nhbsnbrills. pfuoe Ga.
aen, Sruhtrsfer, bebntare unb grtra.guItis
bators, Gaarn, Siheln. Gen(en, runobob(e
Saden, febsrsbarte Witt. unb 6eusabsln mit
otalen ober bisrefiaten 3nfsm. bon BuEltabl.
Bauml ltbssrsn unb Wsi6el, Gspraturs9ti6s
tlnb BuB ; spsrnanifcber, patasonifber une
prsparirtsr 6uano, nstft sinsm bollfdnbisen
A0ortement bon 8raS 8arten; unb 8sIbs
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geiet foI9enecn aueeroroentliben Sail
9s0mber 25. 1S4S
Jtopember IL.

gefet foIsenoen ausereroentliben Sail
December 25. lS4S.
Doctor Spayne
eteter 6err: Oa ieb mir cine bcfti9e CIR:
fdltnns susejosen bate, wslebe lttb auf Die
aunse se,porfn uno NIT einem aemaltisen
buiten, Sbmer3en in Der Selte unp Sruit
uno Shpieriseeiten bsim Htbembolen Usr.
tnnptt par, 70 rpuroe idb bon ben anaeIebens
iten nno a6tunsewerteltsn Gerjtsn bsbanoelt,
aber DE Spmptolne tpurren b6btt beunrubis
seno. Gin SeI6wir bate ltt in ben $unaen
sebilbet, rpeltbes bureb Die Ssite Brad II. Gtb
nab AuBen bin in sro6en Quantitaten Otter
entluo, 70 oaB mein 2r5t sIaubte, Die Rraft
uno Sbatisteit oes einen $uneenfiaels Iei
aanjllb 5erft6rt, uno bs6balb meiu 3uitano
ourebaus bcfnunsslos. 0ifr traurise 3u.
fano ber Sinsp bielt cine &anae 3eit al, uno
ib mar 5u einemStslstt sujaiienaeItbrumpft.
SD bate cine mense bon Seaenmttcln se
brandt, aber ale feblten sut3utbun. 0a nun
Der lsBte Sunte bon 6otfnnns fir MIDI unc
melne aedn9itiNten gltern berIhwunpen mar,
nnb itb BON oen sro6cn g,senIebaftsn Sbrse
3nfammenselestsn "1Bilotirieben Sprups"
sebcrt bate, uno taB er BON Uielen Iersten
als oas oor3hslihfe mittel anerfannt Isi,lo
beibloB ieb einen Yerlucb oamit III MAIDEN,
nnb 5u neiner ar6Bten Befrieeiauna puroe
mein 6uiten na6 uno na6 teGer, oas eoct
in meiner Seite fling AT 5u beilen uno ict bin
bod erfrent lasen su tonnen, nab iet aus els
mem armen, ibeinabe botfnunsslcfRn 9felette
seluno 9enoroeu bin uno mebr 8ewiebt &C.
ponnen babe, als it je3upcr bate. Alle meis
ne Na6barn f6nnen obiae sbatfahen teSeus
gen. 2lbrabam SunGder
D1silsn obsrbalb 6eippafpille
W1cntsomsrp 60. SPA.
pid,tise rnarnung !-Gefet! aefet!
gs si6t nur siue aebte 3ubsreitnns BON
2Bilotrftben ano oas 1T ole Or. Spapne's,
pelde 3uerit Dem publttum anaefoten rpors
pen uno in grocer Wia6e eurcb Die Der. .Staas
ten unb alle sbsile gurcpa's Derfanft miro.
lille 3absreitunseH, wslebs nit Dem Slamsn