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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

Cards silver Bordered aud plain styles, elegantly and
Nationally engraved and printed in gold and eolors Also
very large assortment Of French and English Silver EN-
BORED Wedding Eny eorcs Of the richest designs and patterns
at EYERDELG'S, Broadway, corner Duane street.
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stenmshins. Ac.-satisfac,ory Arr

have been IN appliance with the advertise
under tie above head, which appeared ~ this psrer
Saturday trouble, notice IL hereby given
thst aAy farther applications in relation thereto are gn
nae
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The grain crops about Pittsburgh Pc and IN the sd
ioi1ing counties described ~ the farmers
th IN usually uxuriant
n here ~ deaths in Mobile during the week end.
mr. thc 18Th inst
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Manunss.-Lad,es wi.hlng resIly elegant

hahtiias q he rhsat ialrs End q te most
Tho proprietor wholly erFaged in imrcrtrg nnd manutae
turing chose beautiful articles ~ einn attire end We 90
no hesitate a. aesrt that in his parlar line he stands
without rtal Nor ore lsanfy aha 2tate 9opy ree.f-
fntudnti0ns a. n a. a.ANN e. f tFtoNfehmnt TIE
prices estram,iy mgeeiato as ~ well rePay tt
tEDA any IaTt 81 tle lity-
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STREET RArLRoAps.-I; is the determination of
our Common Council, as appears from vote re-
Gently passed in the Board of Assistant Aldermen,
that railroads shall form part of the ways and
means whereby our uptown citizens are to reach
their places Of business and get home to their daily
bread from their daily labor, in the shortest posi-
bic lapse of time. Ii is supposed that railroad cars
are swifter than omnibuses and the Board of AS
sistant Aldermen acting, we suppose, on this i'm
preston, have decided that there shall be railroad
established in Eighth avenue, from McComb's dam
down to Abingdon square, thence down Hudson
street to West Broadway and Murray Barclay
street, we do not remember which, and perhaps
another in the Second avenue, and another in the
Sixth avenue. We hope that when action is taken
in the premises, there will be no treadng on the
rights Of those who have claim on the considera-
ton Of the Common Council but that if railroads
to be built in the thoroughfires aforementioned
in any other street, due regard will be had for
the rights Of those who live along the routes, and
those who most likely to be injured BY the estab
lishment OF such lines.
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Cz~rntvufF CouRsh l.. I-IRorrISG.-Purse $3.50,
two mile heats, In harness.
:. Mclaughlin entered B. q Pelham ......... o
y. Nelson entered blk. x black Harry ......... 0
q. spicer entered D. x Honest John........... 2
q. RaJnor entered Selim ............. 4 dis.
Time. 5.i5-b.lG--5.lT
The hove was II the finest that ever took
place Long Island and will be reported In full In
mkt issue
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c.r,r,. summer stoek.-aenin having,


lis extensive with the largest and
varied stock II Summer ss and Caps displayed in
New York tenders through the
TO his friends snd feow-e citizens, to call upon
him and Judge for whether he not
MT In every of his business that
lin in forth this sweeping aud exclusive claim
rhe mi res he offers present reflect credi
not merely upon who has the pleasure OF
submitting them hut upon American art. Such drab
beaver As enn style ready has not her~tofere
been een In tins country In contour material lghtness
6nish set richness is the most brilliant thing Of ne
class that has ever raced his establishment the heads Of
his customers thee artist in the world who hnds
satisfy hilnsef he IL the but the Genn
Drab Beaver for 1851 50 near .at ne sau
scarcely it hereafter His stock OF unaress
hats gentlemen embracing short mapped Beavers &
white ey,ry style OF strawa ahorda nero or
choice which anticipates all the varieties q 5y pre-
senting realization French and American k haxa
contributed their most elegant and novel fabrics 70 s
vene there face form o. ch
which may not be furnished with new grace ey %
from the countless assortment Especial attention m
yed TO the elegant riding hats Tor ladies' DoI o.
light beaver and Of The Genn riding hats nave ION
been proverbal for the flowing beauty Of tef
their graceful decorative appointments but the uinms
fabrics Of this class for l snrpas N these - .
believed those which have already been received VIII 20
much favor by the fair sluestrsns Of New YORK Buy
they have the material for an opinion they are mos,
Genn regards extent variety and escelenes with that
Of any aud every other house in this city. . .
GENIN ia Broadway opposite st. Pauls.
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hsr o. Bleeeksr and Carmno streets New York Persons
distance by enclosing dollar and the height OF the
lady have proper pattern With directions for making
kc sent 90 their address Also the most complete
ment u mems and boys clothing in town. -
WILLIAM X. MKIMN
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The TRIBUNE AND Mr.. WEBsiER's SPEECH
Our Fourierite cotemporary does not seem to like
Mr.. Webster's great speech at Buffalo, and is At
attacking it in its own peculiar way. What else
conld he exrectcdr
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is 80 evident that il is unnecessary 10 press IL on the
attention Of the inhabitants. coroners jury will
probably have sad duty to perform this day, in
relation to this melancholy catastrophe. Many OF
the Germans were drunk.
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Postscript.

Two O'clock, A. M.-Ou. reporter has just re-
turned from the Hudson county jail, at Bergen Hill,
where sixty of the Dutcamen sted at Hoboken
are confined, in separate cells. We made inquiries
for the jaier, and were informed that he had gone
to Hoboken with the military companies, to protect
the citizens from violence, that was anticipated by
all who were at the village. At late hour Mr..
Welsh, the jailer, arrived, and courteously con-
Quoted us through the prison, and we obtained the
names OF nearly all the prisoners, which orc an
nexed -
John Ryerson, Jed Bowyer,
Ludwick Speen, Samuel Leebeck,
John Bachney, Martin Adams,
Peter Valdever, Lud Saniich,
Max Webb, Adolph kantliss,
Jacob Babt, CASHIER Sacker,
Charles Schnfaer, Hermann Ludley,
Oak Sterling, Reich Sander,
John Paul. Hick Smoller.
In addition TO the above, there some thirty
more, whose names it was impossible TO get, as
they were grossly intoxicated, and unable 10 tell
what their names were.
The above prisoners will be brought out Of jail
this n,orning, and examined upon the charges pre-
ferrc5 against them.
THREE O'cLocK.-Another Of our reporters has
FlsS reached this office, and informs US that the
Wright independent Ritenen aud the Jersey City
Continentals have returned Jersey city, and re-
port that all is quiet at Hoboken.
STILL LATKR.lt is asserted that young Hickey,
who wounded in the riot, died this morning.
A few moments after the above news received,
il was announced that Justice Burning was not ex-
peeted to survive
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Dr. Gorrauds Toilet Articles is established Half
beauty IN Br adway at places Of public
and in social life is produced by this benca.or OF
those who delight in personal beauty Half the shining
black whkers which beautfy and rejuyenate the gray
and heads the results of Dr. Gonrauds
imtabe Liquid Hair Dye This is unguestionaby, of
the best articles for eolorug the hair produced In
instant the most inyeerate the
verified into brilliant black and when
old look the best thing he do IL
rauds dye Gourauds Medeated Soap is the only article
which dissirates tan freckes, bloehes wnes &c.
Found only At OF W alker street Broadway.
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Dasuerreotype Art, and the art or kissing.

Great excitement among the Peter Funk artists-more
inrus cowhites Ladies beware. Gentlemen, protect
Holmes has been foremost to caution the public
against the 80 cent and dollar artists IN New YORK Re
visit uolmes, 30 Broadway where kissing Is allowed.
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Hutchings' Dy spepsia Bitters.-We believe

there patent medicine that has met with such
universal the above. The press and wide
speak OF II In the highest which richly
it give satisfaction in every We speak
knowing its virtues aud feel that would
to let the public know it. The sales understand,
enormous and daily increasing. We prophecy that
Hutchngs Vegetable Dyspepsia Bters win yet far exceed
in sale Town sarsspsra 1t obtained Of all
the druggists throughout the city.
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Discovery OF Coal IN OREGoS.-The discovery
of coal in Oregon, of which account is given in
our columns is an event of vast Importance in con-
nection with our future trade in the Pacific, and
with China, the East Indies, and Japan. When
further ex ploTatons of the coal veins which have
been struck, shall demonstrate that large supply
may be depended upon, the increase Of the steam
marine on the Pacific coast Of this continent viii be
rapid and the results will be far more wonderful
than anything that has happened since the discove-
~ of gold in California. Indeed, the proposition
for railroad from st. Louis to the Pacific will de-
rive more favor as the steam marine increases be-
tween California and China, than from any other
cause, because capitalists will perceive the proba-
blity Of returns from so vast investment, when
all the great ports of Southern Asia have been
brought into direct con,iguity with our own towns
and cities.
Oregon, too is destined to receive rapid aug.
mentation of population from this discovery Of coal.
It's healthiul and delightful climate already proves
attraetive and when the intercourse with its coast
is increased, by the growth of its commerce, spring
ing out Of it's coal and mineral resources, that re-
gion viii equal, probably, the thriving State of
California, now the commercial Mecca of the whole
civilized world. It is to be hoped that nature has
been bountiful to Oregon in coal deposits, and the
position in which it has been found rather favors the
hope, which, once fully realized, will have vast
effect upon the civilization and settlement Of that
great country, to which emigration yet has been
too lintedly directed.
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Swan opposite Yanduzer street. fompkns
Vile (Quarantne) Staten Island RerencesJ r. Gray
" u; j. Beakley, NJ. o. j. M. Qun, M ID L. E. Marcy,
NJ. D.; s. X. Kirby, NJ. D.; c. J. Hempel, VI. ID.
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Weed, Seward and Company. This view Of the
case must be kept in sight for, no Doubt the par
tisans Of these factionsts will do their utmost to
claim it as Weed and Seward victory. Nor are
We sure that those dscrganxers want such credit 1t
would appear, from the course they have taken on
great national questions during the last year or
two that they want credit of another kind-that
they want the credit for Interior object, of break
in up and scattering to the winds this glorious con-
sederacy of ours, which has made us the people we
are, and which, if not destroyed, will make US the
greatest nation that ever existed in the world Ii
is well to have all these things understood.
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cleanliness Of the hair by removing dandruf and
other eanness it, 1t is certain preventive Of
hadres and diseased capillary functions sold
by the inventor, William Boyle III Washington street.
Boston; A. 4 u. sands 700 Fulton street. Rushsc1
Clark n Co.. 273 broadway Cary l. Co.. and Brigham y
Day Pearl street. New York.
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From q Lady OF the Eighth Ward Mr.. III.

" Bush Dear Sirone bottle of your Aromatic Cordial
has relieved much of weakness and Al tres at
person that afflicted should be With
IT, Principal depot 3l9 Greenwich street, Of Du
ane. aud by drug sists generally.
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The Eve-Dr. Robinson, Surgeon aud Ply

stefan from London has associated himself with
Dr. Wheeler oculst for the treatment Of diseases OF the
the Of ophthalmc hrtle eyes,
equal the natural organ, inserted without
pain. Office - Barclay street.
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Coats at Sl also superior single breasted Frock Coat
from $40 to Sl2 cocnced business where six yeai
and doing business each successive GEO
CLARKE ll6 william street. Summer Clothing, ready
made and made to order.
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stock of assortment Of Stoves We
have out Air tight Cooking Stove fer s1 tho
Odd Fellow Also six sizes OF furnaces which be
used with without the only thing 0f the kind in
market. ABEN DROTN, BROTHERS, III Beekman st.
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Increase this year equal TO ~ per cent. s30A2
This road paid dividend Of I've rer cent the par
value Of the stock out Of the net earnings last year
This year will be able TO do the same and have large
surplus on hand.
The Wabash and Erie Canal has been doing a large
business this year, compared with last will be seen.
BY the annexed statement of receipts from tolls
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II my OF our lady readers want n v

fine clear skin and complexion, let them try 49, box Of
lea Orier tai Skin Preseryer II acts ie charm, render
the salow and yellow pexon beautifully clear
and Transparent. One trial will prove its quality. Buy
only at the Drug store 3 broadway Of Howard
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Love IsIANn RAIIRn.n-
Totals. f45.7Os 70

The receipts and expenditures Of this road for the last
four years have been follows -
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Increase over $50 per cent.

This Is encouraging TO the bondholdcrs The canal IL
not yet completed and in fact has but outlet As
IL Is finished to the Ohio river, the must
increase rapidly than II has In any month yet It
viii then be the longest work Il the kind in the world
and IL passes through e most fertile and productive
20, ton Of the state Indiana its traffic be enor,
nous.
The public works Of Pennsylvania have been unusually
productive this year Up 70 tho LET Of May the Increase
in tolls had been large per cent appears w the an
nexed comparative statement =
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Truth In a NutshelI.--The cheapest and
Boots Shoes and Caters ID at JONEss,
IA Aim sire ct. the American Museum.
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and style always conforming the shape Of
OF face and general appearance OF all by
Hill ~ nimitabe 10 Nassau Of inc where
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U VIII be ohserfed That an increase q travel has
CURED In each q these yearsmuch greater however
the last year than In either Of the preceding Tho four
months o. the present year show Increase stated
the corresponding months Of last year Of $500 90;
and should this proportion hold throughout the year
the receipts for 1851 would be equal to s20246 Is.
The receipts Of the Philadelphia Wilmington and Bal
timorc Railroad Company for the month or April 1884,
Observation-Disclosures. s56as3 %
Corresponding month ast yesr............ $500 -
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DeutlOer 0alttbtab0f.

wenn msin pfeifhen pampft unp slabt
lIno psr Napeb pon Bldttern
Can't mir nm Ole Nafe sebt
.! oann tauItb ib nitbt nit S6ttsrn ,e. nt.
Gin friIber gorratb bon uDsnntbsm
Gau6tataf," teiteheno aus leihtsm Napb,
tabaf, so. l, uno 8, lciebtem Sanalter,
@efnncbeitesSauaitsr. portobellp, pcrtos
rico, Weihinstcn uuo Srsmer 9arinas, In
Naquetsn bon pfunp, 1T 70 stsn bon Sleu
pcrf erbaIten unp gum Serfauf i'm @tobr
hter Der 9rufcrei pes ..Seotabters." Yrcis
S tis Is gsnts pas paqust.
llnIere oeWtilbsn {anpsleute, fpwis bic {ieb,
baber pom autem Neubtabaf iberbanpt.
werocu pelle Sefricoi9uns fueen ,psl Ge bic.
fen 9abaf beriutbsn. Aae Die ibn prcbirt ba:
ben UerthGn nHs, pa6 ss bsr bette Stptf III
pie 3eit eamit Sg pertreibeR nnp cinmal retbt
beimatbllet sn fhbIsu. .
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semcmmsH babe, Mnb bab ss Die tcrnetmiten
piIlen gum, $ariren itno
Peter geibid,.
qDsr weitere Nusfunft YerIanst fann tei
mir anrufen in Dai1eret 9aunfebip, $itancn
gauntp, spa, nabe DlilIer'e Waiibls uno 4ir'
DIE. - Seeemter 8. 1850.
oartleibi9feit uno Wuttertpeb curirt.
SD tsiidtisr uno bs;enss tiermit baB id
bon Sieuls's piaen 8straub made fur
mutter,peb uno 6artleitiafst, mo ib alan'
te. paB wenn i'd Die &isnls's piasn nittt ass
babt, ieb ibon lanstt seitorben ,pare
=. Gatbarina Hoelmann.
Glib 6te 9traBs, stpif6en per 8rantin uno
ebesnnttraBc, in Neaoins
3Ber tpsitsre Ausfunft bsrlanst Fam tsi
mir anrnfen. Slebember IA. 1850.
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1Dsf. Snpisn, ODER fonf,pcbin, gang fttsr in
Der aRail fdtifem. SD babe sbenfalls auf
6anc Elm fpIsnoit. reid ano neaes Adorts.
mstt BON Jaspslen, solpsnemSsttsn &c.
OEGilbsrne q6fsI. @ateln, psi., ,2neten.
SiIb., Natms, Rrumsns nnb Dtimefer in
sroBsr 9srf6ieoenbet. gbsnfalls ouf 6ano
ein sroBes NGortement bon plattirte Gators,
Sntbene6rttn. &6fsIm Gabsln ,t, oie Siiter
fat sieisb fsben.
Dem GusbsGern BON ltbrsu mO Supelsn
miro bsfcnosrs Iufmertfamesit sstpiomst.-
california Golo uno altss SiItsr wiro fir
8aarselo sefauft.
Sbneice oisle 4n3sise aus, rufe an uno
nnterlube ftr bid lelbft, ooer f6ifs psne
Ssfsllunsen nit Dem gdfsb nno ftc GcllsM 70:
alcit beicrst ,perpen.
&sutsn, tpelebe gum QBieoerberfanf einfau
fen, piro ein liberaler HbSus srlanbt.
Qepis Qaoomus, l03 gbtsnntflr,
2lpril 90 - 3Wlt. pbilaoslpbia.
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I'm Die 9anteil.

Die. llntsribrisbsnsn mottsn abtunespoGl
bic Damsn bsnabribtissn oaB lis unldnsif els
men aus9ebebnten
Damen Stiefels uno SebubsStobr
eroffnst babsn, 100 jsbsr Qrtifsl pcn 9amsn u.
SinbsrsSusbsflsibuna um bic bifieffsn Yrsifs
50 baden 1T. Sbr 9orratb beifsbt aus Cons
9rs6.9tisfln, SatsrsStsfs!nt 6ateatsrn unb
aaffne Susfins pon jeosr Sarbe uno Nrbsit.
QBslt, Yump uno umsenanbts &bsSusfins,
9sis uno clippers pom bsffsn Makrial. Mdes
den, upb Snesrf6ubs BON isber 9srfbsbsns
belt uno Sarbs.
%. 9. 9isfs Sbube babep Ns bsfenbsrs &c,
madbt fir ibrsn Slsinpsrfauf.9 9tobr unb msrs
ben psrfibsrt baS 81 fsin ppfiir Te ausssestsn
wertsn. s. j. Setir uno Co.,
q. 9B. gds Der Stem umb Yennffrass.
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ssntf,er. 8ll6er.

Golsenbe Bidder flnp 70 eten srbalten nap
~ ben beisefsstsn prsiien in eisfsr ornfs'
rel 3u baten:
Ole 6iIpbnrsbaM1sr 6anssBtsl, init Ib6nen
RMrfsrn, 8ainilisnresifer nnp eiasr xarfe
bon Daiettina, prabtUoll aebuneen.
Die sro6s teipaiaer 8ilpsrsSitsl nit nebr
als 500 in pen3ert sspruften NbtIlcnnasl
nnb Supfern, fdon nno pansrbaft in ssesr
9ebunpeH.
Ratboliltts Bibsln, gum prei1e bon II bic
6 9balsr, Die lsstsrn frin uno rauerbaff in
teper ssbunben, init 8olcfbnitt.
Sofltn's 6auspoitilie, neuette Iuesabs, sles
CANT eebunben.
Cine Huswabl 8sbstbIe6er fir fatbclifhe
gbriitsn, e,niSe init srobsn Druf, dubertf
moblfeil ebsnGp sana feine pratbtpol sss
tunbsn, NIT 8olrfhnitt.
Starf's 6anbtptb, in &spsr sebnnosn.
Nrnolb's oeutIbe 9ramatif, Gins Der belten
bsrartisem merfc. pas jsmals i'll 2lmerita
crlebisusn ift.
OsblIhassr's oeutfhsgnsIi1b mb cnaliItb=
rsutftbes m6rttrtuh, Gin b6hIt uhBlites
3Berf fit 9euttbe. Die Die enslltbs Spra
Cte febnG nnp srhnbltb erlernen tpolIeu.
Oas Dsfentaf6en Sclfes$eosrbuth, enttal
tenb cine 9rcBe un5abl alter nno nener $ies
ptC IuC WIZ OTgUHCP Cee OrODftUN6i III
einfaetsn unb feinem gintanpe.
Cine Huspabi Der teIiebteten Suaeno1ebrif,
ten unb Selfsbaeter, barunttr eas Slus
msnf6rt6en, 5irlanoa, Sernanbo, Noia
bon 9annentura unb Oiele anbere.
Californian, tpie 90 it, ein nislihee 6ane.
bud fit Ille bic nad Dem SoIbfanoe reis
ferL elegant sebunpen, sprsie 25 Gent.
Bebetbudlein fir Kinoer, beutfeb unp
snslifb, In Ser1sn, preie Is Gent.
DaS Bemeinfdaftliebe oeutfdslutberis
fdbe uno reformirte 6efansbudb, nsuss
fts Wus9abs in flsinsm 8ormat fb6n in Sc.
osbunosn, so uno as gsnts bas grsmplar.
gine Dertbeioi9un9 fatbeliiebsr gebs
rem uno cine Appellation al oas pros
teftantifd,e publifum, BON 9emstrius a.
@allisin, erifs beutfbe unb gang nsus Nuss
9abs, elegant 9sbunbsn 374 Cents.
1Danoerun9en eines Seimatblofen in
norosNmerifa, gebunoen % Sents.
Cine Nustpabl bon 2upfsrn uno ilInninlrten
8ilcern bon bcrfbieoenen gr6sen.
2auhheine, in oeutfbrr uno enalifhrSpra'
de, feb6M aussemaIt. Cine Nuswabl alter
Nnb neuer $isOer, S6reitpapicr, @tablfes
bern &c. &c.
sIIe bisIe 4rtifei perosn su ben bi1ialten
preifen berfauft, ,poDon fteb Seosr hbsrlsus
asn Fam, ocr es fir gut bdlt an5urnfn.
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Net( 6. Neif s.

Dr. .Ooilm y. Ntemle's erprottes nno
tcites 5eilmittel filr bic innerliieten nno dils
bern peils (Ghlbene 1osr.)
DafeIbe bsttebt aus pillen, pulbsr ,nb
Mirtur gum waIebsn. wmn cs Dem beises
fasten Sebrantbs5ette sema6 aetraueht ,piro,
10 ipirb es unfeblbar sroBe grleichtsruns ses
ben uno in turaer 3et cine boatdnpise Sur
teDirfent tci Sbmer5en ooer SeiBen al Der
Nusleeruna ober ,penn BET Hfter bcrausprinst
8cle Wlsniben, ,penn Ie 9harfes siTtn
ober Starfes trinfen, befcmmsn im 1fter
iiHb Stnoameut cim 8eibem, 're!tbes ourc6's
Srascn 70 empfnblib wiro, ba6 man bernab
niebt ltsen fann, uno mebr 70 ,penn man i'm
Bette narm ,pirb. Golden ratbe itt ensn
SerIub nit biefer Wefisin su MAIDEN unb
fts perben es ntt bereuem =. 9. &ienls.
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merbsn ipirb.
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