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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-11
ASSEMBLY

PRESENTED.
To incorporate the New York Independent
Freehold Association; To repeal or modify the
Free School Law For modification of the Elk
else Laws; OF 1900 inhabitants of b utialo that it
shall no. be lawful to sell intoxicating Liquors.
REPORTS.
Against any division in Wayne County; A Ma
jority Report If the Judiciary Committee was
presented in favor OF hill authorship the accom-
mediation Of Savings Institutions A Minority Re-
port was presented on the same subject The
same Committee reported favorably on the bill
incorporating Accommodating and Building Asso-
Citations.
Mr.. TOWNSEND, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported that the objects OF Savings Banks cannot
be attained under general law
Mr.. NARNUM from the New.York delegation
reported a bill regulating assessment and collec-
tion Of taxes in the City Of New York
The Annual Report OF Brooklyn Savings Bank
was transmitted.
BILLS NOTICED.
ByH. J. Allen, TO confer authority on the Com
moR Council Of New-York 70 compel, attendance
and testimony OF witnesses under the same pen.
alties with courts of law.
Mr.. GRAHAM introduced a series OF resolutions
expressing an opinion that New Nork has not wa.
yered IN her devotion TO the Union. Laid on the
table.
Mr. L. HARRIS offered resolutions to the effect
that u was not necessary for NeS.Nork 10 reat'
urn her hdehty TO the Union, aud that it was not
wise for the House TO waste its time in the dis.
cussiOn Of this subject Tabled and adjourned.
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Receipts Of Prnhnn.-

MONDAY, Feb. l0-By Nesc. YORK and Nehc.
Haren Railroads. Csits, Is bels WHISKY II pkgs
Butter q bxs Cheese q oags Flour $50 sides Leshsr g
bales Wool IS Dc al Hogs - bags Ma lS5 Dds Flour 90
SHEEP, and .2l6 bushels Oais.
By Ere Railroad. Feb. l0.-23 Calves, 3.7ll
bosh Oats 80 pkgs Butter Sc csiks Aches 1877 bush A.
icy A5 sides Leather, 1872 Caltle rs bags las hbls
flour p bales Wool IS Hogs, S7l Sheep, l05 bols Wits
~, and ll2 boxes Cheese
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CITY ITEMS.

NIBLo's GARDEN.-In consequence Of the Sc
we're indisposition of Mrs. Niblo, the Garden will
remain closed until further notice
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DsSTNfnder yeH I07; to years IS TO s. 60; 70
10 ~ 10 10 90 10; % 70 So 81 80 % ~ as 40 to 90 ~
to So Il: 60 20 IO 20 to 80 ~ SOTO g. s. Unknown6
Pr acEs OF NATIWTY-Unted States, 255; ireland, 80;
England 10; Scotland. & Wales Germany, 25 France,
S. Prussia British Possessions in North Amenes' q
unknown. 6. .,,
FEoM-Hospital, Bellevue, 81 Peniteutiary, BlaekweAs
Island Small Pox, Blsekwels Island Wards Islsno'
a.: Rsndsrs Island /: City Hospital, 7; Aims House
srkwelrs Island, 81 Coored Orphan Asylum, Luns-
nc Asylum, i. 4; COlOred per,ons, .
A w WHITE, City Inspector
Civ IpspectOf Office Feb Q. 1851.
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Mr. HALE, of New.York introduced JOINT res
.,n.;nn directing the presentation OF sword to
oiu1Ou srs., male relative of the late Major Ring
gold. - uor.s making concentrations
.nnnlv deficiencies was taken up and seVerei
.D.snsmen,s reported by the Committee on RI
AM ams~' were agreed to. The amendment by the
Iswe Committee appropriatiDg sf54,OOS to de!ray
~ the claims and demands against 5ne UGi'eu
a. &C.. bv the Cherokee Indians was debated.
o'Ms1 NJ WMKER moved to add proviso that
,,onev shall not be paid to any agent or attorney
but in person to Indians.
A long debate ensued on Walkers amendment
which was finally rejected by vote Of Yeas, 2l-
Nays 25. The amendment by the COMMITTEE
agreed to. od,,oo,. ua,e nro.
80 debated and agreed to, and the bill or
SSsreS to be engrossed. Adjourned.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY ii, 1851.

draft wa not paid; we were accustomed to buy
ing drafts Of Mr.. Tompkins; had ne said nothIng
about the Canton stock We should have bought
the draft.
VIM. H. Clark OF the firm Of Maloney Iselin
Co., sworn-On the 29th of jan our firm received
from Ray Tompkins a check for s. 500. that
check was paid at the Sank; the money received
was in payment Of loan on securities approved
by my partners. the securities were handed back
to Mr.. Tompkins
In consequence of the absence Of a witness re.
quired, the examination here closed, and the
matter was adjourned to Tuesday Of next week,
at O'Clock in the afternoon.
Examination of Frederick ID. Robinson, the
Wall-st. Broker, charged with Embezzie-
ment.'
Frederick d. Robinson, whose arrest on charge
of embezzlement preferred by Colonel Russell
Jarvis, Editor Of the Philadelphia Ledger was
noticed by Us a few days since, was examined
Yesterday afternoon before Justice Mountfort rela-
tive to the charge. The only witness sworn was
the complainant who was cross.examined by Gen
Sanford, Cosnse for the defendant, relative to
the affidavit he had made Tho evidence elected
went to show that he had had dealings in stocks
with the accused on several occasions since the
Fall Of ls49. The examination is still pending
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NEw.YORK LEGISLATURES.
sENATE....ALBANY, Monday, Feb

SENATE. ALBANY, Monday, Feb 10.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
OF Luther Bradish and other citizens OF New
York for the incorporation of Juvenile Asylum.
For an appropriation to the Madison University.
For change in the mode of taxation and division
OF lands in the City of Troy
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To amend the Charter of the Female Guardian
Society. To amend the act providing for sick and
disabled seamen, passed in 1881.
REPORTS.
The Committee on Commerce and Navigation
reported adversely on the petition Of the St.
Georges Society, that their President may be
made ex oilicio Commissioner of Emigration.
Senator Cook was appointed President pro
tenn. of the Senate during the present Session,
owing to the absence Of the Lieut. Governor.
MIR. BvEKMAN gave notice OF a bill TO incorpor-
ate the New.York Juvenile Asylum.
MIR. ScHooNMAKER gave notice OF bill 70 pro-
vide for the election of L. S. Senator.
MIR. CARROLL gave notice OF a bill to provide
FOR the election Of public printer, by the people,
and then to organize State printing office. A
bill was also introduced authorizing Railroad
Corporations in this State to loan their credit to
the construction of the Great Western Railroad
canada West Adjourned.
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC. - The Governor has ap-
pointed Daniel Seixas, Daniel Mallory, and John
w Prison, of this city, Notares Public. We
believe they are all reappontments.
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Weekly Report of Deaths and Intermen 1n,,

n ne City Of Brooklyn oy he Week eesg n "a
Msles Il Females Isl Adults. l5i Cniiafe,, a.
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Mr.. JAMEss LEcTUREs-To. night Mr.. Henry
James delivers the third Lecture Of his course at
the Stuyvesant Institute. The subject is Art
1t is the same Lecture which was recently de-
livered before the Artists, and produced some
commotion among them.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NEW ENGINE CoMPANY.-On Friday evening
there was meeting Of those favorable to the es.
tablishiBg of a new Company, when it was deter
mined the name Of the Company should be EN-
pre Fire Engine Co. No. 49," The following Off.
cara ware than alacted.
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weekly Report of Deaths

IN N. Gin and Couaty Of Nelc- York, from The lat day Of
Ee5byI,arv 10 ie ia day Of february 1851.
Men II: Women 85; Boys, l59; Girls l0-Tota, f25
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r Out OF the whole number of deaths re-
ported by the City Inspector for the past week,
more than one.tenth took place among the immi.
grants at Wards Island.
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ARREST OF A YOUNG THIEF.-A boy, named
John Anderson, was yesterday arrested by Off.
Ger Dowin of the Sixteenth Ward,on suspicon,of
grand larceny. The officer, it appears, saw the
accused enter the junk shop of James Brady, in
Seventh Avenue, between Twenty seventh and
Twenty eighth SITS whittier he followed him.
The boy, on seeing that he was observed made
his escape through back door, bat was pursued
and arrested. In a bag, which he dropped in the
shop large number of brass locks, faucets, &c.
worth, in ALL about $50, were found. The boy
was committed for examination.
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GERS were then elected:

Aaron A Deguw, Foreman
Ezra K. Lewis, Assistant.
William Inglis, Second Assistant
w. Jos. Wilcomb, Secretary.
William Moody, Treasurer
William Gilmore, Treasurer.
Aaron A. Degrsw and Joseph Hair, Represen
Bay g. Cook Steward.
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Il Rev Mr.. CHAPIS lectures in Clinton Hal
tomorrow evening, on the Ideal and the Actual
Those who are capable Of approaching clear
reasoning, fervid eloquence, and fascinating
citation, will enjoy this lecture.
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ARREST FOR ASSAULT UPON AN OFFICER
Jas. O'Connor John Lynch, and three other row.
dies were on Sunday night arrested on a charge
Of violently assaultng and beating officer Donnel'
ly, of the Second Ward, who had interfered for
the purpose Of protecting one VIM. McDermott,
whom they were beating. The accused were
held for examination.
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y Is, % ellis.

73r. .Doi,n -. KtemIe's erprcttes uuo
bcites pellmittel fir bic innerlieben unb AT.
6srn spsils 6 (8Iloene 4ber.)
SaheIes bsitsbt aus piIlen, pulbsr uno
W'rtur gum Waihsn. qBmn ee Dem beiaes
fl9ten Getrants5etts semds aetraueht miro,
10 ,ptrb es unfebItar 9roBe grIeictteruna az.
ben une IN turSer 3et cine rcaitinbiae Sur
tfplrten, tei Shmer3sn ODER Bc6en an Der
Auslseruna ODER rpenn Der Nfter bsrausbrinat
Stcle OlenIhen, fpenn Ite Stbarfes e(Ten
ODER Starfss triuten. befommen i'm Qfter
unb Suncament Gin 8eben, ipeltbes bur6's
SraBsn 70 emptnblib miro, oa6 man bernaeb
nttbt ftsen Fam, tlnb msbr 70 wsnu man i'm
Bette warm ipirb. Golden ratbs ih siuen
Serfnh init oiefer meri5in 3u maiden unb
ltt iperoen es nebt bsreuen. 3. &, Risnle.
a. Otiae W7eoljin 1T aud Dortrcffi6 fir
allie Huefbldse am msnlhIihen R6rper, nub
befouoers I'M ben Setter, Ninswurm, 6iB.
tlattern, 9haarbof, faules 3atrfeife6,
3Bilpfeucr, arinotssn Sopf 9hnppen auf
oem Scpfe, Iuef6la9 i'm @citebt &c. III beis
len uno osm Seissn obtr Sufen einbalt ~
tbun. Sie(ee allies 1T pureb grfabruns unb
ourh 3suaniGs bsitdtist uno bepielen.
6aupt.Offiee fur ben Sertauf oer ctiaeI
Wsoisin, bsi u. pumelie, @ap Ste 9traBe,
Neabins, Berfs gauntp, spa.
llnc tei inir, i'm ,,2rcdasn wirtbsbaus, ,"
DRY Tavern) in llntsr 5siOslbsrs. Bsrfsgo.
Ssi Sso. W1,IIer, @tobrbaltsr, in womsls,
borf; bei 6rn. 5uUsr, Stobrbaltsr in Inter
5eibsbTa.
preis 81, fir piam, VulDtr unS QBufb.
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6oberffrOb's Qebenstinftur

Dir $ebenetinftnr furirt auf cine seCetwins
Be Hrt, uno ipenn audi alle W1sbilin terluett
unb niht mebr beIfen mill, rple !. 3. tsi 1. 2,
5 nnb 4tasisem falten, rpie aud Bel biBisen
Siebern, selhmollsnen Seinen, 6r3fIcpfem,
uebelfeiten, grbrshsn, Durdbfal, alten 6u.
itsn, g6nupfen. Wlilsfrantbsitsn, ,$siblhmer.
sen Nbeumatismus, Nubr, innerlife peils,
Oiepspit SOpfrpsb; ferner Die WelaneboIie.
SoliP, Wnttertefhneruns nnb Gslbluebt /;
fte fhbrt alle llnreinisfsit aus bsm O1assn
nnb ben 8ebarmsn, bsforpert Die Ysrtauuna,
mabt Uortreffihen Nppetit gum gGen, nnb
rsinist auf febr leiebte Dsiie in Snrssm ras
a0erperftoftette @eblit. Bsi Sinosrn Sers
treibt lts alle Artsn BON wlrmsrm.
81 tatsn tei 4nton 6atertrob, in Neas
bins Sohn Sols. in Ober 9uIpebcfsn, Il.
brabam Sieber, in Rustauu, Sobn Saurnan,
Alt: Scf6enhcppen, 9sorse Sehsrman, 86b.
rersburs, Scbn 6oat, 8ernpiae, Saecb
Narsana' 96inbicr, Ibrab Sssslp, 8ih.
mcno. Sruferei psr Sdbncllpolt, 6amtnra,
George SlaB, Sadicn sauni dip ,sitancn 60.
uno in bielsr Sruferei.
Stunt, 18. 1850. tp
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2etter ODER NIe6te furirt.
Meo6ina, ben 81. Ton. 1851.

Meaoin9, ben 81. San. 1851.
es pirb blsrmit bsseust oa6 idb fbOn msbs
rers Sabre NIT slnsm b6sartssn SetEr bsbafs
tst par, po9sssn ib bsi pislsn 9offorsn um
6llfs nadfubt, was mir pisl Gslb fcifsts, as
bsr tens SsiIsruns srlanssn fonnts; bis mir
pen Or. Ser9ner webnbaft bsi 6rn. G. S.
e9slmanl Sde bsr 9tsn unO psnnfrass, &C:
fa9t rpuroc bab ct fbon msbrrs Setter furirt
babe. Sb manets mid babsr an Or. Berg
ner' nm ehlfs, WeI6sr mid aub eIafIib bon
mslnsm asiosn bsfrsits, unb fibls MIDI babsr
psrpfl6tst, neil ib msis, oas nod 70 8isIs nit
oemfsIben eeiSsn bsbaftst Tnp, Uis ib war,
o'ss sur ShsntIidsn Rsnntnis 81 brinssn.
Jobn 9eraer.
Gsabins, San. %. 3R'
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Qtti6ti0 0e8efanntma6una.

lille Oiejsni9en rpelbs. .@hlaudb's llniDerIal.
eden5 febcn ssbrau6t babtn, Oisnt aurSlaeb.
riht, baB bon jsst al Dieie tpirtiams II. pcbI,
tbatiss msbi3in jsrer3eit 3u babrn 1T, inNes
aoins, in Der 9ruderei oieler 3eitnna; in
SuBaun in Der Orufsrsi bee ,.9ett .. 3eit;"
in Ober Bern bei W1elbior 5srt, beiS. .Sisn.
no unp OanieISenswirtbsbauIs n8ernpil.
ls; in 6amturs in pr ,,@hneGpof" Srafn
rel; in9ulpsbcten, unrpsit Ntbrasbura. tei
Gobn SedteI in wcmelsborf bsi 3. Soft,
Birbrausr; in Ibpamstaun. AT 6einridb
Stanfer's Stcbr.-es 1T jebem woblmei.
nsno seratben, nit biefsr Weci;in einsnS5er,
Iub su maden. Befonoers ipirfIam 1T fle
bsi Muttsrweb, Sopfbmsr,en, 5er,flopfen,
Wlanael All eBlnit cosr rpenn oer Waaen
bas efen nicbt bertrasen mill, eben 70 wirf,
fam bel Seitsnltseben unb Ndfenlhmer,sn,
unb audi beiltucronunasn in Der monatlietn
Neinisuns. Sar cen blausn 5ultsn ocr Sin.
BET 1T ile letr gu smpfeblsn, ba fte bsnlsIbsn
tinnen tur3er 3sit furirt.
Sriorif Sd,lauH.
G-Dis obiss WsSi3iii ;rirs pem pisl teu.
ten Die fte sebroubt batsn, smpfoblen. ale In
ll6rsa Olittel sesen bic 81 II " uno 9 bso.
terra Morbus.
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I'm Die SleiOen0etr,

Kiente's Observation-Disclosures
lsn.-9isfs PilIsn iinO befOnOsr6 9esiqnst fir
caS WstbIfs @efbIebt neil fis Den Ota9sn
rslni9sn unb ben appstit bsrifsllsn. @s finb
portrtfftid fir 6ortIsibisfsit, Mutnrmsb, Ros
l'f' 9ur6lauf esbmeb, DispspfIa. &opfmsb
uno bic psrftisbsnen Qsibsn ees peblitben @ss
tbIstbts. gle finb ebsnfaaS elm unlbsrtreftti:
Dies }oeIlmttsI 9s9sn ben @rdpd obsr rsssnben
Stein unb ale Qsiosn an Der 8lafe.
0FObi9s Qillsn iInb Gum 8srfauf in biefsr
9rudsrsi. prsis so Gents Die erossn unb 25
Gents bic fleinen Scrsn.
Rcpsmber IL. bp.
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1(u bic Oamen.

Ole llntsrfbrsbsnsn mobtsn abtunasvcG
bic Damsn bsnabribtissn, bab fis unIdneit els
nsn aus9eesbntsn
Damcn Stiefels uno SbubsStebr
sr6fTnst babsn, no jseer ArtIfsl bon Damsn II.
Rinbsr.Susbsflsibuna an1 Die bitlisifsn preife
,u BADEN 1T. Sbr 9orratb beifsbt aus Cons
ers6s9tisfsln, @ainrsStisfsln, SaIbsaitern unb
qaifina Susfins BON 'jecsr Sarbs unb arbeit.
QBslt, Dump unb umeewanoh &ibsSusfins,
Ssis unb Ylippers BON tsifsn WsatsriaI. Wdos
bsns unb Rinosrfbubs BON jsbsr Nsrfbsesna
belt uno Sarbs.
u. 9. 9isfs 96ube baden fis bsfonoers sss
mabt fir ibrsn SIsinpsrfaufs sStobr unD wsrs
ben perfbsrt oaS 5u fein pofir iis aussessben
wsrbsn. :. j. Selir uno Co.,
T. QB. eds er Stem unb pennifrabs.
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Or. Ve6ter'S
9en- Nre1erDattp,

u 9 n ~ er QttO,
sDreis 50 Cent Die SlaCcbe,
ST cine isbr f6aBtars 3utereitllns, sntbeft
oureb elnen reselmd6sen unb beribmteu otuts
tben Nr5t Der fe i,ber ftnfsis Sabre in lels
nerRl9enen praris in 9eutft6lanb sebrauht
bate, III rpeI6sm qanbe Ite ndbrtnb jener
3slt dnserit aus9eoebnt bennBt Duros ,bei6us
iten grfdltnnsen, Ratarbfeber, gnsbr..fis.
felt, Seubbufen, Seitsn uGo Nifenf6mGr:
gen, Slutfpelen, jeDerNrt Sruit: uno Guussm
b1bneroen, unb in 6eiliuns oct bsrannaben
Den Nue5ebruu9. 9iees fann ais COB oer
obi9en Wepi3in sefaet tperoen, aber bic 3ei,
Observation-Disclosures fno 5u eoflpislla bas
gu; jecer befrleoisenoe Bsneis in psffenwirs
tun9en miro in einem SerIuhe bamit aefun.
ben rpfroen, icrpie aub 5ablreebe gmpfeblun:
gen bic Nnfpeilup9s5ettel besleitenp. Ieber
1000 SIalden itno allein in Dblabelpbia
rpdbreno osm leBten q8inter perfauft ncrpens
Den iiberseuaeuoer Semeis bon beGsnO1ubbar
feit. fcnit iparee cine 70 srobe Ouantitat ME
Derfauft porben fein.
SisIs 3eusnife ftno BON 3eit su 3eit erbals
ten nno befannt 9emaebt wo:ben, ater rer
Sfcitenauipano bon 3eitunasbefanntmahuns
gen Uerbietet oeren Wittbeluna bier. Die
<eitt9Iaubiaen ftnnen leitbt iiter, ,euat ,pers
ben BON Der Slukli6teit psIer W1eoi,in nenn
(te anrufen an 2eiop's 8eImobeits gmpcri.
um SO. 1911, Sloro 2te @tra6e. unterbalb
Der SngitraBe, gum ScbiIO oes "aClrenen
9loIcrs mb SdIanarn," no 3euaniGe mp
Nabwelfnnscn 5u bunOsrten bon Sdllen bet
merf'phroi9iten Suren rureb oieIe MeSi,in,
porqc5eirt meroen ftnnpn.
90 rplrtIam 1T Die Webiiin aetpefcn in
5eiluna Der perfebiepenen &rantbeiten fir
pelbe lts empfoblen 1T. oa6 0e aQen anoern
3ubersit,'nsen bon 9arfaparila, panaceas
&c. i6nea ooranaebt.
,0Onfs Webi3in 1T 3u Dem cten anseae.
bsnen spreife in oieier 0suferei IN batcn.
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O1ofelloms 6alle Bnrhstohr.

3 II. Qanb mbOte srs 1(ufmerfIamfeit
Der Sanfer bon Sh6ern uno Sanep Irtiteln
abtnnsepoa anf feln ausasOsbntss ITorts.
ment lsnfen.
sa6t essrinnert iein, paB Der sin5ise 8ucb
itobr in Neaoing, no Bidder bon jeper Scr.
fhieOenbeit gu hatsn flnb, in Der Obefellcpe
9aae it, 100 fcrtpdbrenp gu batsn lno alle
Sorten Son
5iitorien, 8icsraptieu,
8escbten, Dramas,
Hnnualen, Bibeln,
qisccrb6dbern, @eeBsSitsrn,
Blanf' Bihern, papier,
Ncbsllen WlaaaSincn,
Dluitfalisn, 3etunaen
nnb aIle Hrtitel, wslebt in sinen Buds unr
ShrcibmatsriaIiens9tobr sebbrsn, su biHi:
gen preiGsn.
@lter ,peroen tdslttb bsltellt unD erbalten
bon pbilabelpbia uno glm Dorf
s. Il. CAN'T,
Ttaeins, S1oS. ID. b..
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Wehr Neaiefeiten fIr Die &ranfen
Qefet fsI9eneen auBereroentliben Sail
Tpfsmhpr 05 1Sd9
Doctor Spavne,
bp. i.

Qetet telSenoen auberoroentliben Salt
December 25. lS4S.
Doctor Snavne,
Qieter 6err, Oa i'd mir cine beftise CT.
faltunS ause5csen bate, tpslebe )teb auf bic
aun9e sewcrfen uno NIT einem astpaItisen
6uiten, Shmsr5en in Der Seite unb Srult
uno Sbwieristeitn beim Atbsmbolen BET:
tnhpft rpar, 70 tpurbe ieb bon oen anssIebsns
fen nnb a6tunsswertsitsn Isrjtsn bsbanDelt,
aber bic Spmptolas wurren b66ft bsunrubi:
senb. Gin Sef6whr bate lt6 in ben sunssn
sebiloet, ipelbes curb Die Sslte brab II. ilh
nab Anben bin in 9roBsn Quantitaten eitsr
entlnb, 70 baB mein ArSt sIaubts, bic Sraft
uno Sbati9teit oes einen $unsenfhsels Iei
aan5ht aerf6rt, unb oe6balb mein Sultano
ourhaus botfnunsslos. OisIsr traurise 3n
ttano oer Oinse biClt cine $anse 3eit all, unb
ith rpar ia enem9felstt 3ulaillenselhrumpft.
SD bate cine Wlsnss bon Sessnmittsln &C:
brantht, aber alIe feblten snt3utbun. Oa nun
Oct leBte Sunte BON 6offnuns fi,r MIDI mno
msiue sednatti9ten gltern Derlhnuuben mar,
unb ieb bon Den sro6en glsenletaftsn Sbres
,ulammenseleBtsn "lBilbtirftben 9prups"
seb6rt bate, unO baB Ct bon Uislsn Qerst
ais cas Ucr3aslihtte mittsl anereannt fsi,io
bef6lcB i'd einen SerIuh oamit III MAIDEN,
unb tn neiner aroBtsn 8efriepisuns tpuroe
ntin 5ulten na6 umb na6 tsGsr. oas God
IN meiner Seite fns an 5u beilen unb ieb bin
bod srfreut lasen su t6nnsn, oaB icb aue ii.
mem armen, bsinabe boffnunsslofsu 9fslstte
ssfuno sepcroen bin unb msbr 8spiebt ss'
rpcnnen babe, als id jssubcr bate. 4ae meis
ne Sla6barn t6nnen obiae 9bata6sn bsssus
gen. abrabam Sunffer,
Daellen cberbaIb @tippafrille,
Wacntsomsrp Co., Spa.
lOihtige marnung !-gefet! gefet |!
Ss sibt nur clue ddbte 3nbsreituns bon
aDilofirlten anb oas 1T bic Or. Snapns'e,
rflhe 1uerit bem publitnm ansstctsn tpors
ben nnb IN src6er WaGe our6 Die 8sr. .9taas
ten inb ale 9bsile guropa's bsrfauft tpirb.
hns 3nbsreituussn, pelcte nit benz Gtamsn
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t7o. 6. DGsDenn{fraee,

qsnfsn bic aufmsrfiamfsit ibrer Srsunbs uns
oss Dublifums ibsrbaupt auf br fplsnbio unb
nsuss enforcement bon @Inrn fur 6ausbal.
tunssn, bsifsbsno aus MsGsrn unb Gabeln, s:
uno sbsssa6Heln, Sopfsn, SslRtn, gmalirtsn
Sobsrn uno prisrpinssSsnsln msfCinsensn
ss0fln, 8issIsifsn, edtsrfttdsn, eibtibsss
rem, 1Batern, 9baufeIn unb 3anasn, Brat,
unb 8adspfannsn, SfiastS, Sadssmlblen,
S6esrsn, @lcfsn, gpiessln, SroSs, @afbs.
Msifes unb WarftsS crbsn, @sbersqSanrn tt
mas ale su ben nisbriaffsn Yreifen perfauf
,usrbsn miro.
&sabins, Mdrs z. tp.
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Us. II. =. 8. Geim II. So,
cSmportircr uno Sdncler in
9lmerifanifcben 6arfiDaaren It

2lmerifanifcben Sarfipaarea,
10. 6, Df:penntttrses Reading, pa.
BADEN auf Sano unb bstsn gum 9srfauf ;u
bsqumsn Ssoin9un9sn, ein aassmsinss stIIors
tement BON Soartwaarsn unb Sbnebyu9 ;Pas
ssln unb Spsifs Don alien Srcssn; @iien une
Stabl pon jebsr Sensnnun9; Sbraubifods,
sImbtfTs, uno SbmisossSlafsbdIss; Slbfsn.
uno SIinnnldufs; SbI6iftr; Msfine in sas
feln uno Stan9sn {; 6cbsln, BON pbilabslptisr
unb qaneaftr Sabrif; Sattlsrei 6artwaarsn /;
Sattslbcds, Yatsntsqebsr &c. 3inn &c unb TX,
Stanesn,3nn, ansrifanifb uno rufffbss gis
isnbtsd, 9ratb. Stansens II. pissSIsi; Spsls
tsr SupfsrsSolSsn, Rists &c. Slas, Sarbsns
Dele unO 8irnins, DupOnt'S s(blers unb Shb'
fenspupsr, nsblf pisI anoersn Satsrn bic &C..
w6bnlib in sinbeimifbsn 6artwaarssStobrsn
Usrfauft mercen.
gbenfalls, Sbepero's Sarfaparilla,
Dermifuss SuffensGanoy. anb oeutfbe
Siebers unb Kaltfeberspillen.
Nsabine, Wdrb7. bs.
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Gine 1Draft)t- BibeI

ron Der ausrususifsn 6iIbbursbauler 1usaabs,
S:it elmer Sarte bon YaIaffina uno "a feinen
gtoblffibsn ss5isrt if gum 8erfauf in bisftr
Drudsrsi 9Bsr t6 cine fb6ne paus.Sbsl
onfbaHsn ,pi0, D,rssis nid,t bsi uns unsurufsn.
0cp,n,bY ID. SIN.
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Deuti6e 8ibeln.

s. H. ganb, Subbdnb!er in bsr Obbfsl'
lerps 6oas, bat elm srosss ancrtsmsnt bsutfts
SisbsIn, bon alien vsrf6iebsnsn GRIFFIN unb
prsifsn, erbalten rpstds dussrif pobIfeil per'
tduft nsrbsn
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SaufSheiite.

9hdne aemalte 9auhheins, fopobl sin'
,sln ale beim Oussnb, ltno 5n babsn IN oiss
fsr Dru6srei.