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-,afs.s.. .ssseysHs.. 80
.,ss sss.s ss ,ss, 81 sssssss, ssssS,setsa Colds, is,
-.ama,, Etfstt II, s;ds, Dsonchitis, hopping
Cougar aNd aH ponary affections.
OpinkOns of the Press.
The LoeisyiIle Josifnal say: " DIR. Rogers Lv-
erwSst and Tar, not only gives immediate relief
In coughs and colds, but from tho testimony of
men Of the highest standing here and elsewhere,
it is making somo very remarkable cures Of con-
sumption"
Tie Railway Register adds: " We have heard
it stated, .v persons of great respectability, who
have used this medicine, ihat it is of the most
remarkable medicines of the age, for Coughs
Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain ia the
Side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood, Whooping
Cough, and all Lung complaints, which, if ne
elected, usually terminate in consumption; and
tho certificates attached to the advertisement
would seem fully to justify this statement"
LiverxVOrt.
This plant has, for many years, been found to be
of singular virtue in the OF affections Of the
Liver. Moro recently it was ascertained that it
possessed great power in arrestiDg Bleeding ut
the Lungs, Coughs of chronic character, &C.,
and oi essential service in all diseases Of pulmo-
nary character.
This article is now universally acknowledged to
be the most healing and efficient application for
diseased Of decaying lungs. or any portion Of the
fcshy or muscular parts OF the humun body. Its
medical pud preservatve qualities were understood
by the Egyptians in the early ages of the world,
and no doubt now exists among scientific men,
| that the preparation used in tho cmbalmment o.
| bodies, wss composed principally Of this ingredi-
ent. In 'ster ages, il wos found to be in univer-
sal use among the aborigines OF America, and at
this Goy 1t is their principal, and, in fact, only
| medicine for an unsound state of the lungs, Of
| any approach to it. Those who are acquainted
with the history os this hardy race OF men, know
that death from Consumption is unknown among
them! The medical faculty u all countries ap-
pear 10 have become aware OF the great Dealing
properties of this article, and are now introducing
il il their practice. Dr.. Buclan, OF England, Dr.
Crichton, Of st. Petersburg, D.. La Prieure, oi
Paris, aud the distinguished DR.. Cooper, have been
in the habit OF combining it with other articles in
their prescriptions. and with entire success
| u Be,odre Of COunterjeits and Base Imita.
| tions!
The genuine article is sigred ANDREW RoaeRs
on the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S5. Sole
wholesale and retail by oCOVIL & MEAD,
ll3 Cbartres st., bet. Cont aud ST. Louis sts, N
Orlesns,
| SuLE GENERAL. AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN
STATES, 10 whom all orders and applications fo
| agencies must be addressed.
Sold by WARDLAw g. LYON, Abbeville c. H., S. C
Benson & CUNNINGHAM, Anderson C. H
&. L. PENN, Edgefied CHI.
| my3 6m
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.yruuue aiso WztA6

Gu the resurrection ,ofaschila who is
now one Of thes most distinguished
women of Paris. The child had.died,
as it was supposeds and had been
placed in it's coffin. That night, the
mother, who had cast herself on the
floor in an adjoining room in the bit
terness Of her grief, suddenly arose,
aud was led by all irresistible feeling,
to look again on her child's face. On
opening the door, she found it sitting
up in the coffin, playing with the flu
neral garlands. This remarkable scene
became the subject of one Of Lamar
tines poems.
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A NURSE or GHKAr MEE.-In
Paris an old lady. named Mother
lsiertude" knownin all the distinguish.
60 families Of that capital, lately died.
Coui6ashe' have written. her Life f
would be "a remarkable one, for she
was nurse for the sick, and had wit.
M nesseo ins the iang course OF her life
many remarkable scenes. She M
closed ss u the eyes Of Of Chopin; wuited
on fabeau, Steyes, the Brothers q.
meths Barnavef sand tbe,late Dnke, Ii
i.auznn, ~ applied lesehss 10 hesbioodu
lMaIat. put q mustard plaster on So Rois5
esplerre, and even lhald the head .ne
Napoleon VIXEN he had an attack 81,
lever Not long ago she closed tie
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,,.,,ssss 81 and PgleS Ceap
.i5Syessof IA Irish Lness end tnagt tLswns,
Superior Sd and lO-4 Tablesrt Dainask Dia-
pers,
S-4, 1914, 1874, 1874, and 20-4 Damask Table
Cloths and Damask Napkins,
Superior Birds Eye and Scotch Diapers,
Heavy Huckabucks, and Plain Crequillas, for
Towels,
Plain White and Fancy Colored Furniture Dim
tiles, and Cotton Frnges,
Plain Linen Ginghams, Toll De Inde, and Pop
Inns, for Ladies' Travelling Dresses,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hosiery, of superior
style and quality,
Superior Water-Twist, New York Mills, and
Frame Yan Bleached Shirtings,
1874 Blcached and Brown Sheetings of the best
quality,
Superior Pawtucket, Merrimack, and Atentic
Mills Brown Sheetngs,
Augusta and Graniteville Brown Sheetngs and
Shirtings,
Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs, Georgia Stripes and
Negro Kerseys,
Apron Checks, and superior Amoskeag AGA.
Tickings,
Superior White Gauze and welch Flannels,
White Marsees Quilts, Of superior styles and
qualities,
A large supply of Ingram, Three Ply, Brussels
and Tapestry Carpets,
With great variety Of other articles, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of the public
iy2 ID
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Third Annual Fair
eoUTH cARoiIrSA Ieasr,1lr11r

~
THE Third Animal Fair Of the sOIyrH CAR
l. OLINA5INSTITUTE, f6r tbe promotion of
q Ar, Mechanical Ingenuity and Industry, win be
he'd in Charleston, 8. c., opening on MospAy, I'm
November, and Continuing during the week. -
Specimens In every branch Of Mechanism, AT
and Industry; olso Of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, To-
baceo and all other Agricultural Products Is sole.
ed. ,z.zj ~, - =. - " W
Inc following special Premiums are offered:
For the Elk best specimens of Steel MAIDS from
SPartanburg or other Iron, the product of sou,b-
ern State, and manufactured into Edged TooIs Of
any kinda gold medal. -7 I - ~. -, :
n. B.-A specimenp{ the steel in bars to be sent
For the largest Quantity Of ,Cocoons raised on
one p!antat.on, not iess than ten busheIs-a gold
. Fx The largest quantity Of spun Silk, the bro.
duce OF one plantation, not less than ten pounds
"a gold medal, or Premium of $50 20 =!
f9f the best ,Sea Island Cotton Gin, on some
new anciPlef superior to that now In general uss
Or for any red and important improvement on The
present one - gold medal. - -
For The invention 0f q suitable machine for Pull.
yerising Red Pspper-a gold medal. ~ = g q :
For the bea Stean Epeine--a gssd medal 80
Fo. theI bess model Steam Fire Ensine.-s rod
ssrs. and nssoous. 3 ui,dsse q. s.,,. $.
paid 70 tho reception and uares IL Astieaes q
;as Fsts, AZ spsei1usns rn. beIhf ne lst6S
Contsjbasoss toths Fair ssss ssspsctfujlv -
q when they fhswafd ;Inens fos exhlt ~. to
- nil AncnptiQp e ths AsticIss, ard srcl ids
q sis s e ssa.ss. J. g. ssf ~ spd pgeps
e: . csas !a;s a q en- ~ Is oa
8Jufy9 Is Isss sss~Ss y
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Ladies' Dress Goods.
SNOWDEN & SHEAR.
AUGUSTA, GA,


HAVE NOW ON HAND, a beautiful SUD-
IL ply of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, among
which are
French Printed Jackonets, of new and beauti-
ful styles,
Rich Embroidered and Fancy Colored Grena-
dines, Of tho latest styles,
White Dotted S.vise A1msliMs for I.adea' Dresses
Rich Embroidered Colorod Muslins, and Fancy
Bareges,
Superior White and Colored Grenadine, and
Grape ShawIs,
Ladies' Worked Lace and Muslin Sleeves, Of
beautiful styles,
Ladies' French Worked Muslin Chimasettes,
Collars and Sleeves,
Ladies' White Lace Scarfs and Mantillas,
Ladies' French Worked Muslin Mantillas,
Ladies' Hem-sttch Rviere and French Lawn
iiundkercflieis,
With a great variety of other articles, to which
they respectfully the attention of the ladies'
jy2 Ia
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DIR. DENNIS
GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA.

FOR
Jaundce, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Loss
Appetite, Constipation of the Bowels, Piles,
caused by Costiveness, Pain in the
Bowels or Rheumatism caused
by the use Of Mercury,
Syphilis, Scrofula,
Boih, Ulcers,
&c, &c.
THIS Preparation is made az pure as poss;b,e
l. ltsN bitter taste, and beneficial effects in die.
eases OF the Liver, and diseases arising from an
impure state of the Blood, prove to be the nurest
and most useful preparation ofvsarsaparilla that b
made. -. - 80: '"1' ''' 20
Those who have used the various preparations
OF sarsaparla will find. by the taste and effeot.
that there is more sarsaparlla in one bottle of Dr.
D:s preparation, than in half dozen bottles as it
is generally made. '"s so. -~e.~ - :
That it might be more particularly adapted to
professional use, nothing but the pure sarsaparlIa
has been used; that for dfferent,diseaaea. nhvs;-
ciens might combine or prescribe with It, such ar
ucIes ns they might consider most appropriate In
cases under their treatment
Its alter alive and mildly purrative sfTect NM,
the bowels. mako It not only good enhstitn,a Sor
mercury, but useful in removing an diseases aris-
ing from the mprudent use Of ,rl5etctIry.@ . ~ =
c.prs Prepared only by J. DENNIS, N. b., Augusta,
Sold in Augusta by w. II. Turr. p. T. M,,,v
D. B. PLUME & Co w. H. & j. Tn.,,s. IN y' M.vs''
LAND, RIsLEy, e. Co., w. X. KToHEr, and; Bar.
RETr, CARTER & Co; at Due West Corner bv H.
L. HOLLAND; at Edgefeld G. III. byA. G. Tsispr.
and =: L. Penn; in Hamburg haIs. A. ]. CsiIoH.
TON In Columbia by BoArwaiofY1d Mror, and
= r. CunT,s IN Charleston by AHx,s, and
: Price-sl per bottle =, 6 4 ny y
Or Remember to AK - e Nm .
GA SARSAP PARlLZ1 ssssssss -
July o. ~ g ~
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LADIES' MOURNING GOODS.
SnOWden & Shear,

Augusta Georgia.
UAVE received from New York, a large sup
IL ply of GOODS FOR MOURNING, a.
mong which arc
Lupin's superior Black Bombazines,
Superior Black Alpacas, of the best style and
quality,
Superior English Black and White Prints and
Ginghan,s,
Plain Black Silk Grenadines and Black Ba-
reyes,
Black Marquisse and Plain Black Grape De
Paris,
Black Grenadine and Love Shawls, and Black
Grape Wells,
of the public. jy2-I4
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ncworld
..ough, It was
#ss a passenger,
hadn't nothing more
.,at toSsit down and not
IN for aany ything.-Sposin
.,ns gok upset, we'll 1 walks
leaHes the man tos pick up the
>s. But then must take q wife
IA, .ne hanged to ne:ssIt's,all very
,,vell fora while; but afterwards, It's
plaruy like owing for an upset omni-
buS.
What did I get by it? A jawing
old woman, and three squallers. Nigh
1y differnt from counting, thati is what's
the fun of buying things to cat and
things to wear for them, and wasting
good spreeing money on such non
sense for other people, and tellin' us
for doing what we like there is no
such thing. You can't clear out when
peoples OWN you 80 much money
you can't stay conveniently. No, the
nabbers must have you. You can't
20 on a spree; when you come home
misses kick up. the devils delight.
You can I. teach her better manners
for Charliesare as thick as blackberries.
In you can't do nothing. Instead of
yes my duck, z and mo, my dear ii
you please, honey and when you
like lovely like it was in counting
times, its a regular row at all hours,
Sour looks and cold potatoes; children
and table cloths bad off for soap, al.
ways darning and mending, and moth
ing er darned and mended. If it
wasn't that I'm particular sober, I'd be
inclied to drink-its excuse enough,
It's heart breaking, and it's all owing
to that I've such a pain in my gizzard
of a morning I'm so miserable,
must stop and sit on the steps.
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Fifteen Hundred Dollars Reward! i!

''HE dwelling house Of the subscriber in this
- District was brokenopen on Thursday night
. tho 24th Aprliast and large amount of money
and notes stolen.
There was stolen between the sum of NINE
OR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, of which
between seven or,sight :tEousand dollars were In
bills Of tho Bank Of III hamburg, six or seven hun
dred doltars In ;,ls Of the Back of ttae State Of
Georgia, u considerable amount in bills Of other
banks, aud in gold and silver about three hundred
dollars. $500.
For the recovery. Of the MONEY, The sub
Scnber oilers as reward,f the sum Of ONE
ihoUsAND DOLLARS!- For the discovery
Of tho criminal o. criminals, with evidence 20 pros
ecnts to conviction, the sun, of FIVE HUN
DhED DOLLARS; and fprthe recovery of: f:the
nal or ossn6als. and evidence 10 prosecute to con.
yiction, the \hn Of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
NoLlAARs. ROBERT G.: GORDON. a,1
may =, to5ls .s-I4,i NJ as ea tie7-lltf3j
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Es4faYNd.

;sEoLLED before nas,s Issnes McCss!au, Ms.is.
-. by DE-. John q, Rsjds dsSk bsV lersa
shout eight ysafs 6ld, fourteen lsssis .hjvh.
~ lsns l9cs tsx scnss nh1s hsin as06ssd "a
my S lind St Ds. ]. q.
itssse. nps sfhile. seutft 'of lbsvisje 10. III, %
ssa Rsaisn litsici " s 80 !, - a..
:sss:::sss i q AlE1s MecAsLAN, =
jn7 eS.s
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CURED OF ERRoR.-The Morning
Star says an intelligent man of Boston,
Mass. who had repudiated the doctrine
of human depravity and held that no
man delighted to do wrong, but waa
pressed to it by influence and tempta.
tions, avows himself completely cured
by a recent trip to California. He
Gays the recklessness, cruelty, inhuman
ayarice, that delights in the misery of
Others, that money may be wrenched
rom the victim, sor that drags a. DIV.
ing man into the streets, to avoid the
expense of burial, which he met with
on hisroute Convinced him that there
was some mighty wrong in mans ma
t,itfe, on he would never sink 60 low
IN the vbladkness Of crime as that
He saw many men,, who were appar.
entity respectable, honorable, manly.
at hoIpe who were dead to every ap.
pS Of Justice, mercy, aor manliness:
IIl9h far DE hnd and were ready.
dec darkness which could
feed thkir Nice orbase desires. d
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Martin & Parker,
ATTORNEYS AT TLAW-ABBEVIELE G. III.
J. J. MARTIN. w. II. PARKER.
janis 43
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Edward Noble,
AT LAW-ABBEVILLE G.. II.
Will also practice in the Courts of the adjoining
anlS Districts. ~
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

EY- The ffiends of SAML. IL HILL
announce him as a candidate-fof Tax
Collector for Abbeville District at the next elec-.
tion.
~The friends of Rev. JAMES MOORE
announce him candidate for 1'ds Collector at
the next election. ~ *s
EY- The friends of JAMES w. RICH
ARDSON, Esq'r, announce him az Q candidate
for I'az Collector at the ensuing election.
EB- The friends Of T. B. MILFORD
announce him as a candidate for the office of Tdz
Collector at the next election .-s..s
Ew We are authorized to announce VIM.
]. HAMMOND a candidate for Tar Collector
at tho next election. ",
>>DF We are authorized to announce w.
B. MERIWFTHER as candidate for TaE Col
tector at the next election.
rs The friends of ENOCH CARTER,
respectfully announce him Candidate for the
Office of Tar Collector, at the next election.
~ We are authorized to announce Il
B. CATER ns candidate for Tar Collecto, ut
the next election.
OF We are authorized to announce w.
w. H1GGIN 8 az q candidate for Tar Collector
| at next tho election
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Wilson k LOmax,
AT rLAW-ABBEVILLE G. II.
J. H. WILSON. LucIEN H. LoAAx.
mari d9tf
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JOB PERMITTING
Of every Description and in the best style
EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE:

Embracing such as
DusINEss CARDS, HAND BILLS, any size,
RECEIPTs, FOSTERS,
BILL HEADS, ROCKS, PAMrlLETs,
BRIEFS, BLANKS OF ALL KINDS
%. The Proprietor Of the ApBEvILLE BANNER
assures his friends and the public, that their orders
for anything in the Job Printing line will be exc
cuted in the bost manner, and at as low rates rs
at any other establishment.
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q The Undersigned has taken the
Office OH the Public Square, recently occupied by
LUclEN H. LoMAx, Esq.-his object being te give
his entire and unrefnttinR attention to the PRAC-
TICE OF MEDICINE. ~,
BENZ. J. HARRISON.
AbbeviIle G. H., Jan. ls, 1851. 43
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500 Reward.

RANAWAY. ffum the plantation in eLsI
~. county, Georgia, Of the estate sofS SSW
WALTON deceased. about The middle Of
twenty. w6 yeafs seos ave feet ~ ind ~ ~
defk oompss ss2ipn, I'd wsigiit about SSxW 80,
ana Softy pouRts. He has good &ST
and owing to wart ON his tona6e5H ,s
soniewbst altered. He iss be@2
ius.ing sbon. Wilmington, aessk
Tho abdys reward I'll 8
~ esnaAsasSht 3n sayj jdI .p
sred. Jhs sddresa Of ths{ osy
Oglethospe eenHsy. /. Ga -&esW
Fee ~ a,
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j. Foster MarsHlall,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office next door to the Printing Office.
apl9 Iy
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1 DR.. Win. A. Fair tenders his Pro-.
fessonal services to the citizens of the Village and
District. He may be found at his Office, over the
Drug Store, unless professionally engaged.
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Setter D0er SSle6te furirt.

Geaoin9, Den 81. San. 1851.
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rsrs Sabre init einsm b6sartissn Setter bsbafs
tst par, ,uc9e9sn id bsi pislsn Dcftcrsn un
Sitlfe nabiubtr paS mir piel Geb fcifets, az
Der Feline Ssitruna srIan9en fonnts; bis mir
BON Or. Ser9ner, wCbnbaft 6s Iorn. G. S.
@9sImannt @&s Der 9ten unO Dsnnifrass, aes
ia9t uurbs, oab ct ibon msbrsre Setter furirt
babe. Sb nanete MIDI babsr an Or. Seras
ner, um iotlfs, Welbsr mid AUDI sllflib BON
msinsm asioen bsfrsits, uno flbls mid baber
psrpflibtst neil ib weis, bas nod 70 8isls nit
bemielben eeiosn bsbaitst iinb, rpis it roar,
Dies sur 6fTsntlibsn Senntnis Su brinasn.
Jebn perser.
Ssobin9, San. %. 3R.
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ffsinen ODER f1aben Stslnsn iu pttaffsrn unb
ebsnfo bsislbsn init ssbausnsn Gtsinsn Su ums
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bsier OroinanI porbsbalten bas per lssren
Qottsn ober Staasn nur cine Brsits pon'finf
Sus 9spfaffsrt wsresn mag, nab Gutoantsn
Der @ianer, oeb 1T folder Tusws9 nabe an Die
@urbffsins unb Spifbsn bic Sbattsnbiume ~
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Nbfbnitt 2. limb eS fei fsrner psrcrbnet
unb inaftirt burb bic ssoabts Nutoritdt, oas
msnn Die @i9ner bon erfa9tsn Soften Iid rueis
germ ODER psrnabldfTssn bic in oisfsr Oroinans
sntbaltsnsn 8srOrpnun9sn 81 srfaasn, es Die
Yfibt bsS Stras @ommii Toner6 f.in fol-,
unb ct 1T bisrnit ansswiefen uno pepftibtst
bic Gsitsnwsss Dor ben sriagtsn Gotten ;u ours
ben unb ju pflaitsrn, nab Der bisrin supor bss
fbrisbsnen Orpnun9 unb sr fol- bic Nsbnuns
posr Gscbnunssn Dem @itps2lnwat sinbdnbi,
ssn, osl1sn Yflidt s6 fsin foa Elm Glen cSsr qs
ems au6Sufsrt9sn unb 9s9sn Sas @issntDum
fcldsr Dsricnsn eintra9en su laitn pslbs oiss
fer Oronun9 nbt nadbfommen.
9aiiirt Sanuar 90 1851.
Joel hitter p.S.@. gS.u' wells, y. sc.
atteif, Z. q. Reitmever COS.
:. 10. Tyion, S.@.&
&sabn9, Ssbruar 4. Am.
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-am 26. San., in oisier Staot, Marsas
ret Inna 9emplin, I'M 54iten ssbensjabrs.
-am 25ltsn, In oieisr 9tabt @arl pbils
lippi Shilbmaler, 81 Sabre alt.
-am 10. Sanuar, in Sirosborouab, Sobn
Stbenrldt, Suffer, i'm 45ifcn sebcnsjabre.
--am 20fcn, in greter, eatbarlna@cbnei:
rer, Satin bon Daniel Gebneioer, gIq., i'm
55iten Sabre ibree 4ltcrs.
-am 22ten, in pieitr 9taot, Wlitbael gae,
frIber Stdrtbtrclber, i'm 65ttcn sebenejabre
-am 9. San, in @jrdnlpinb. WlihaeI
8thlc, i'm 57ttm &ctsnsjabre.
-am 81. San, in &ustauu, gatbarlma,
ebeaattin BON 8enjamin Sabman, i'm 48,
iten setenejabre
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in 57tten Sabre lcines 2lters.
dill soften, in pieIer Staot, naet elmer
Iansipisrissn Granfbeit, Daniel 0isbL 81
Sabre alt.
-am 27ltsn. in bisier Stabt, 9arab Bill.
linSton, binterlalTene QBittms bon Ssremiab
Wcrris, frhter bon pbilaOeIpbia, i'm 64fcn
Sabre ibres alters.
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WbilaoeIpbier Biebnarft.
Nbi(abeIphia, Tsbriia,

philadelphia, Ssbruar l. 1851.
SIN Warfte tuatsn wdbreno Der gBote 1900
S6ladtobisn, nit @iniblus BON $50 Die natb
Tsu Ycrf astrisbsn rpurbsn, $50 3ibs uue
Sdlbsr, $50 Sbwsine unb 1900 Sbaafs unb
qdmmsr.
preiis: SblabtObfsn warsn in gutter Pabz
fraas' absr Die prsiis iinb unperdnpsrt; 8srs
fdufs 81 $53 bis $74, bic 100 Yfunb, nab Der
0ualitdt. &lbe unb Rdbsr: trodne aiibs
bra6tsn ST bis Sl5, Sprnssr $l7 bis %,
unb friibe Wilbfibe $40 bis $32. gbmsine
psrfauftsn iib ;u $54 bis Sc, Die 100 pfunb.
e5baafs unb edmmsr fcifetsn ST. bis S43 bas
Gtid, Der 0ualitit aemds.
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Ssltsnps9e in bsr Horb 5ten Srass, imis
fbsn Balnut unb glmffra6s &c.
Nbfbntt 1. Sei eS psroronst unb inaftirt
ourb Die SeIeft unb Common Sounels Der
Sitp NeaSlns, uno bsrmit perOronet unb ins
aftirt Surb bissscabts Nutoritdt bas bic Giss
ner BON qotten uno Grunosiesntbum in Der 5.
Snass, BON Der Walnutifrass bic ans giasns
tbam BON Samusl Wsib, an Der ssbabnn S.
uno ans @ieeatbum BON Mibasl loisssL an
Der Wsffftits bsrfsIben, in srfastr gitp, bier.
NIT btauftrast unp anssWisfsn lnb, bic gst
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-curtb ren ebrm. G. u. pauli, am 2Sit.
Sam, 6r. Nlsp SNher, BON 6eioelbera, init
O1is 0Eatllpa Ncbcr, bon Bern. din 25lt.
5err Iu9ult 6orncr init Mi6 Olarp 2nn
Stbausr, telpc pcn SCoeltcra.
-rurh rm gbrp. u. 5. 6srmanil, am 23.
San., 5vrr 6sinrld 3S. Olcper, Ucn Bern,
nit OliB Sisbefa @hdfrr, bon 6eioelber9.
'--burh psn ebrp Wm. pauli am 23t.
San, 5err 8sorae wolf NIT Oiib W1aria
wampltbsr, Scn NcbeIoa, -Serr 0anie!
wenBs NIT OlIb Nstefa serenautb, bon
pcttearcUe. ON 25tten, Ssrr Srleorltb
011opsr, pon Ober:8srn, init Olib 0stsfa
@mbt, BON Sulpebrfen, dit 26Iten 6err
8enjamin pannebeder init Oll6 SnIp lnna
lBeiBsl, bon gumru.
-Durtb ben Gbr,p. Sbcmas &. Saser, am
81. San, 6r. Samuel 3erbc, bon Sre6ncf.
init W1iB Warp SramIin9, bon &aneait. Go.
--cureb ben gbrm. 3bomae SoIep, am 81.
San, 6crr SObn g. 0tpplier, UOn Dbila.
OeIpbia, frlbcr BON 8e0Oina, nit OetB Asuee
SCtbtRr pom Saccb WlattbIa6, ei4r bon
Weltminitsr, marpano.
--oureb Den gbrw. 8. O7icde, am 18. San
5err Sranelin $cos init DliB Maria Soper
teire bon Center, -6srr Oauiel Berger mi
OliB gatbarIna 6citer, Don Oh. 3ulpebef.