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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
"BUY ME AND Ill DO you GOOD -
Now is the time to the great Spring and Summer
Medicine.
DR. LANGLEY
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.


DR. LANGLEY
Il O OF AN d III Err b BIT I + RS +.
Composci ofSusa,arHa. wa Chepg Iciioc Dock
PriefB -ish, ihotop3hrof, RauJarb, handrake, Dan
fet0H Nc,-ail Of which compounded act in
concert and assist Nature in Graduating disease
The effect Of this medicine is most wundrrfu-i acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all OBJ
stctous from the internal organs stimulating them in
TO healthy action, renoyang the fountains Of life and
vgor, purifying the blood, cleansing it from all humors,
and causing it through every part Of the
body. They and eradicate from The system Liver
Complaint-that main wheel IT many dseases-Jaun-
dice in its FORMS all Bilious diseases and Foul
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Costivcness Humors Of the Blood
ana skin, Indigestion, Headache Dizziness, Piles
Heartburn. Weakness, Pain in tho Side and Bowels,
fauency Loss OF Appetite aud all kindred complaints
caused by torpid diseased liver, dsordcred Stom
ach, bad Blood, to which all more or less subject
in Spring and Summer.
II taken in large doses. Fever and Aguc may be broken
up and cured This has become standard med
icine, and il decidedly the best the world
Price only p cts for the pint, aud 81 - cts for the
quart bottle.
sold by an medicine dealers everywhere Orders
should be addressed % j. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor, IL
Marshall St, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists in Montpelier and by +. l..
SMlrH wholesale 10 the trade. S20S
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A BOOK FOR TINE MILLION !!

uI' just published, by FEDERHEN 4 CO., Book
sellers and stltoners, No. ID Court Street, Boston, a
Brief Treatise OF i6 pages, Diseases Of the Sexual
System OF both scXcs-heir symptoms and treatment
prepared by a Physician Of the " Boston Eclectic Hosp-
tall This work also contains soorchiug exposure Of
the deception and mposturc practiccd BY adv rsing
guaeks, with Of their and locations. sold
by periodical dealers generally. Sent By mail the re-
Ton Post-oilico 1880
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
SEE
ul'H n. CARTRR 4 CO.'S advertisement, Boston,
sCHENCKs pULMONIC SYRUP.

~ The most reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds In
huenza Sore Throat, lloarsoucss, Asthma, Whoopng
Cough, and an Diseases Of the lnuBs positive cure
for Pulmonary Consumption, and the only medicine that
will heal the lungs after alsccss has been formed IL
will soothe and heal all irritation, and will the worst
cases Of Scrofua Bronchial Clergymaus Sore Throat
Wholesale Agents, GEO. c, GOODWIN a CO., No. II
Marshall St, Boston.
Sold by L. r. Pierce and Fred z. Smith, Montpelier,
VI % IA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
SMITHS NEW DRUG STORE.
MOTHERS! MOTHERsM MOTHERS 4

Az OLD NURSE ron CLTLDREN.
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
for Children recthnc. u has equal on Earth No
mother who has ever tried Mrs. Winslow's SooruINo
6rur mr Children will ever conscu; TO let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period of tcctGinu
without the aid of this invaluable preparation. II life
and health can bc estimated by dollars aud cents it s
worth iti weight iu cold.
Millions Of Bottles " Mus WNsLows SooruiyG
SlHur are sold every year IN the United States.
Price only 25 cents bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CrnrIs x PM
KISS is ON the outside wrapper
j. NJ. HENnN SoNs, Waterbury, Vt, General
Wholesale Agents for Vermont and Canada East
Sold by l.. j. Pierce Wholesale Agent Mont
peor, VI 172sf
To NrnVoys srrfgnEHs--A retired gentleman hay-
ing seen restored 10 health ia few days after many
years Of great ucryous suorins willing assist ot-
CTS by sending ,rccl receiving stamped envelope
bearing the lppcants address, copy NJ the prcscrip
ton used. Direct the Rev. JoHN II. DAosALL lSC
Fulton street, Brooklyn. ~ y.
CArTiOS-Nlr d. regrets 90 learn that many spurious
preparations of bis prescription being io-tci up
on the community. 9b0S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

Nuns FOR BUCHANAN MEN TO CRAcK.-
Prentice Of the Louisville Journal keeps all
the Democrats in his region uncomfortable
here are a few Of his latest shots
A Washington correspondent of the Boston
Post says that the Democratic party keeps a
stiff upper lip. A dead body generally has a
stiff upper lip-and stiff under one too
The Illinois Democrat boasts that an Amer
lean, named Fitz Hubert, has joined the De-
mocrocy We have no objections to giving
them Fits.
late number Of the Washington Upion
publishes twelve columns Of government adj
vertising. and says, ''it is certainty a good
thing 10 be a Democrat these days'
A Democratic editor in Kentucky charges
that the American papers are getting less and
loss decent. The fact is they paint truly the
features Of the Sag-Nicht party, and that is
getting uglier and uglier. "a plague on this
looking-glass ~ exclaimed folorn old maid.
"looking-g glasses are a thousand times moaner
now than they were twenty years ago r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT

SHOChlNG RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Five PERSONS KILLED AND Pity WOUNDED.
NEw YoRK, July l6.-When the 5 o'clock
train OF last evening from this city. on the
Erie Railroad was at Skin Hollow, Just this
side of Port Jervis, rail gave way, and the
two rear cars were thrown down an embank-
ment of thirty feet.
Nine persons were killed-Mr. and Mrs.
Brown and son, Of Tioga Valley Louis Savy,
wife and child, Of New Orleans; Mrs Adam
Ray; William Childer Ga boy, and II. Wood
Forty-seven were wounded including J
w. Beals, Rev +. Palmer, and Mr.. Wallace
of Boston.
New YoRK, July l6.-Further details of
the Erie Railroad disaster show that only five
persons were killed. Louis Lay and wife of
New Orleans, reported killed. are only slight
ly wounded, and Mr.. and Mrs Brown of Ii
oga Valley, also reported killed, are living.
but badly injured. Each of the couple had
a child killed John w. Beals of Boston is
only slightly injured; he returned to this
city to-day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
nm TELEGRApH FLEEr spoKEN.

nm IlILOhAIt1 fIEhl NEOk I'm.
uNsUccEssFUL ATTEMPTS TO LAY THE CABLE.
The ship Alice Monroe, Capt Comings, ar
rived at this port last evening from Liverpool,
and brings late and important information
from the telegraph feet The Captain re-
ports on the 9th Of June, in lat 50 O5. lon.
80 Is, wind west, light. and weather hazy.
spoke the L. S. steam frigate Niagara and the
British steamer Gorgon Cyrus w. Field.
Esq, and a Lieutenant from the Niagara.
came on board the Alice Munroo, and furnish
ed the following particulars;
The ships comprising the telegraph fleet
had experienced very bad weather since lcav-
ing port, and were sixteen days in reaching
mid-oceau They had made two unsuccessful
attempts to lay the cable on the 26th ult. At
the second attempt they succeeded in paying
out forty miles. when the communication ceas-
ed, and tine Niagara put back to the starting
point, as per agreement and was then waiting
for the Agamemnon to join her No cause
can be given for the break, as it did not part
near the ship.
As soon as the Agamemuon should Join
the Niagara new splice would be effected.
and another attempt made to lay the cable
Mr. Field was in good spirits, and was
confident that they would succeed vet
Capt. Comings states that after parting
from the Niagara the weather was stormy,
sometimes blowing gale from the westward
-bostoH journal, ill.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
Boston SprriaI Gutircs.
TIE HUMAN HAIR.

THE HUMAN HAIR.
u How many persons abuse this delicate aud bcaud-
fu ornament, by burning il with alcoholic caSieS and
p1stcTng il with grease, which has affinity for the
skin and is not absorbed. Buy1otfS CoeOqino, a com
pound Of Cocoa-nut OIL &c. is unriyallod dressing
for the hurts readily absorbed and peculiarly adapt
promoting It's healthy growth For sale by all druggists
PREMATURE LOSS OF THE HAIR.
~ Which is so common nowadays, may be entirely
prevented by theuso Of bWHoffS Coo0aHe II has been
used in thousands Of where the hair coming
out in handsf aud has failed To arrest its decay
and 10 promote healthy and vigorous growth. II is at
the time unri,alled a dressing for the Hair A
single application will render soft and gossy for
raj days. For sale by all druggists.
WRITE TO
~ II. B. CARTER & CO., Boston, Mass.
READ
~ II, d. CARTER & co.'s advertisement, Boston,
Mass.
a. DEAFNESS CURED, HOWEVER, CAusED 80
Letters addressed to DR. BOAIDMAN, y Suffolk
Place, Hoston, tnswered. Remedies sent by express
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
NJ LOCAL and TRAVELLING AGENTS. Salary,
5000 10 $1,000 per month"; Here is rare chance for
few young 10 make a large salary without invest
ing capital For outfit, enclose stamps for return
postage, and address
II. u. CARTER & CO., Boston, Mass
The above Is no 'thrce-c0H catch pauy,' or humbug,
20 introduce Patent Medicines Books, Oticry Swindcs
Sc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

A movement towards consolidating the
Opposition has been made in New York by
the Republican General Committee of the
City and County of Albany, in the adoption
Of preamble and resolutions inviting the
concurrence Of the American party, and the
appointment Of committee to confer with
the Americans
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
GEORGE r. FRENCH, ENonAvER AND
Invitation, Reception, Marriage, Address and

N PLATE PRINTER,
No. PSI Washington, near Winter Street, BOSTON.
Particular attention given to the Engraving and Printii
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
YER ON r

West side.
VERMONT
TO
+ II II A n ALLEN
BORN
in Litchfeld CT 10th Jan 4 ID 1897 O S
DIED
in Burlington VI 18th Fob a D 1889
and buried near the site Of
this monument
South side.
The
Leader Of the Green Mountain BOYS
IN the surprise and capture of
TICONDEROGA
which he demanded in the name
of the Great Jehovah and the
Continental Congress
East side
Taken
Prisoner in a daring attack on Montreal
and transported to England
he disarmed the purpose Of his enemy
by the respect which lac inspired
for the
REBELLION AND THE REBEL
Norm side.
WELDING
the Pen as wel as the Sword. he was the
sagacious and intrepid
DEFENDER
of the New Hampshire Grants. and
Master Spirit
IN the arduous struggle which resulted in the
Sovereignty and Independence
Of this State
The Free Press, in a lengthy discourse on
the chronological changes introduced by the
Gresorian calendar, with which most intelli-
gent people arc somewhat acquainted, proves
satisfactorily that Ethan Allen was. at tho
time of his death. but 5 years and % days
old, instead Of 50 years and SO days, as a
neglect to weigh the letters 0 S on the
stone. would leave to be inferred, and as it is
enormously recorded in Thompson's Gazet-
teer.
In conclusion, we congratulate the state
and the Committee Messrs MARSH and
PoNERoY) on the successful completion so
nearly attained Of this labor Of Patriotism.
-Baiington Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
OLD BOURBON WHISKEY,
~ FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES,
PUT UP BY
W LSON, FAIRBANK 81 CO.,


To attain the desired object of placing before the pub
spared aud the basis upon which place the virtue Of
Whiskey is for whatever purposes the pest quail
g may be recommended that this Is entirely free from
any authorizations whatever.
It's purity cannot be questioned, thorough anay-
sis has been made, will be by referring to the
Certificate attached to each bottle
Accompanying each bottle is copy of Certificate
ceed from the State Assayer giving the result Of his in
vcstigatious
In order 10 prere deception, Observe that the fac s
mile oftho signature Of Tie firm of WILSON, FAIR
BANK 4 CO. accompanies each bottle, and that the
Commandments seal placed erery cork. Without
these projections none is genuine.
STATE AssAYERs OFFIoE Somerset St.,
BosToN, May, 1858.
AT tho request Of Geo. p. Durham, Commissioner,
have carefully analysed the Bourbon Whisky, put up by
WILSON, FAInnASK 4 Co.. for the Massachusetts, State
Liquor Agency, and find II TO be PURE, uNADrLTERAr-
c, I. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
Mass. State Assayer.
The above is put up in quart and pint bottles, and is
for sale by all authorized Agents.
WILSON, F1IRBANK d CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Nos. As and 40 Hanover Street, F.. BosToN.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
ALSO, ron SALE
q IL o II Il r. u u II n ii AM
State Commissioner,
10Y hiM Street, ........... HOSTON
1924
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. - Local
w AND TRAVELLING AGENTS, in a business which
is 10 pay $50 to S2s per week. Particulars free
10 a who enclose stamp or three cent piece foI return
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

is | q & A II ID $.
long experience in this particular branch,
nc in saying that persons about ordering Cards Of
description will study their interest by calling send
ing above, he will furnish the best and fash
onabe card produced low lower than any other
tail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

a. DEAFNESS CURED, HOWEVER CAusED %
Letters addressed 10 DIR. BOARDMAN, y SuHol
Place, noston, answered Remedies sent by express.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23

Wedding Stationary constantly on hand. Portrait
Views, Maps, Diplomas, Labels. Bil-hcads, Blai K
Checks, Notes, Drafts and Bills Of Exchange, OF n ,
description of Engraving Plate-prnting executed a.
short notice and at low rates. Door Plates Seals, &c
&C., furnished to order.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to.
1902
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-14
Gatbcart Co.,

SdfDcdrt = 3d., 49,
@rpbz unp %&letnbanoler in a%uSwartioen
uno einbeimil9en
6 G n IS q q IT,
baben lit benz Dspartement ibres
9rpBartt9en &tablt1iementS
bic f~ulseaben &rtitel prrratbis:
Sn Dem au9emeinen @ertauf6;immer
Mpbe unb 1ancy 9 @aaret aIer Mrt> ais:
Jran5DF1de SeioenltoTe BON bet %neuelten unb
beliebteiten Jrubltngsmutera,
TranspfIde, en9l19e unb amerifaniIhe
9eorudte Hattune uno @tn9bams,
MantiQen in GROCER NuSmabl>
@ttdereten unb 9ptBen,
2einene urt Gambrie 2al4enti4er 1T GROCER
Musmabl,
8dnser na9 ben ~neue{fen M1pben unb
5u ben 1iebrieiten preilen fir baar.
SIM 3in1mer i'm jwettenS tpd, operGeppt9z
Simmer:
Git pQtGnbtseS Eager aQer @aaren it unfit
ret BRANDS, bic GUT bausli9en @usfattuns &C.
bGren.
Da6 Yarterrez pber Gn9rp6 @erfaufS<
Simmer
1T lebiali9 fit ben uGn9rps=B ertauf", beitinmt,
unb 4letnbdnpler aus ben plaben III ben MtiI1=
iippi=, Minne lpta= unb ct. &rpir=1balern iinb
einselabe,1, infer Waarenlaser in Nuseni1ein
III nebmen, ba mir un}er
Gn9rp8<D epartement
70 auseetattet baben, baB mir bier su tea uiebria=
fen preiIen aQes bas o~ertamfen tSnnen, beGen lie
an @Qenwaaren ~beburfen.
8ebinbunsen fir Ginfdufe: @trenses 8aar>
IYfem. @atbcart u. g..
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ib52.30 beut19er @lert.
5mpprtatipn uu9arifHer 23eine,
,'- BON It
Treunb & @rp1tn9er,
Nr. 106, @ater frabe, Mew>gprt.
1852. 1Op
Der 11%ntersei9nete 1irnmt 8eteluneen an.
O.. Qubpigb,
1852 Bridge BLVD, ct. Yaul.
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9te1le @aaren.
@rei1e!

9te1le @adrett.
|@erab9e1eBte @ret1e!
lei
g. %. Sneerfou s g.,
@rub> II. 8letubanblern in
au6tanoi1@en u. etnbeimi@@en
|. ' :@Qemm@@pemp T..
Gde Der @abalbatpz II. 81. Mntbpnyfraee,
neben Der Bride,
ct. YauI> Minnel6ta.
Undergraduate baben ipeben einen neuen @pr=
ratb SON Maaren erbalten; ben 9rSBten, biQis=
malls III tie1er 5tabt feil9ebcten wuroe.
AGufer tperpen gut tbun, crit bel uns npraulpre=
den> teSpr le ibre @intaufe trseno no anpers
MAIDEN.
Da 5err Stserlp4 ihpn 3tpansis Sabre Elm be-
beutenbeS @el1aft lit New=yprt innc bate, 70
ltnb mir uter3eu5t, Bag mir ua1ern annben biQt=
9ere Maarea antieteu ~fSu,en, ais ir9enb eiu AT
beres @eiaaft lit ct. Yaul.
Die preile fir nalere reuen @aaren Inb fpl+
9enbe: ~. ..,'.
Cute farbise @auieps su rean gts. bic garb.
Delatncs Npn 1875 @tS.
Dibe9e Spn 1875 @ts.
Sr1lAl1tille 1U-25 GtG3
@pnnenldirme vpn so @ts. bis 3u $500.
@pmmeribawIs BON $500 bis gu $500.
Die erVbte uno bette Nn5pabl ppn
Strump maaren>
iptpie AUDI :6anbi9u9e npn alien @prten. Jerner:
Gudwaaren,
2etnene 9empen,
l1nterbp1en.
Cine srobe @uswabl Don CARPETS, 8ettbede,a>
Damaf t.
Selz uno Wa96tu9>
Sent teri orptuen.
&au 1e1ten int Qanb be1nerfcn mir nod be1pr-
bers, baB ~bieielter bel uns 70 biQig I'M @roBen
etnfaufea ,tUnncl,, ais tit Nem=yprt pber ct.
2puis.
.. %. Singer lpII II. y.
Mnf Sbiece 8eaue n%ebnenb, erlaube i'd mir,
aueinen beutl6en &anbsleuten gu benerten, bag
i'd ant II. 8etruar ;. SIS. ais Gbeilbaber In bas
@el9aft ein9etretcn btn> >nb inben, iG benl elben
biQi9e unb reeQe Bepienuu9 nerlpreGe, Elite iG
3uelei9 UNI bersn %seneisten 3ulpru9:
1-25.4O g.. S. Smaller.
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9autel &pbrer,

a@ Daniel &pbrer, IL"
5dnbler in @runbet9entbnm
unb
z" ill.," @eneralzM 9ent>
1n: ct. wauI, Mtnne1ota. *.:
2anb pirb sefauft uub perfauft.; @elber per.
ben selebnt unb %ansele9t Iare1 tperben be3ablt
11ub WeIber I'M @taate c%pleftirt. '"' 1857. TO-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-14
Baltimore unS Ohiu-ri(fnbahn.
Vie Srpbc Ncute Mnh =

Vie. 9rpbc Jeutf NhG +'tIGs ;
Balbington, 8oltiupre, pbilarelpbia,
39u Mtwsg)prf u11p So tpu.
Gieie Sprtrtnlile Sapn, nit ibren ser!sNtrttn
,apelliden GsrtNineutstu, birtet ren Mei]enesu siue
nirtfts giuie nau 8altimpre, YtilacslYh;a, 9is,p<
yprf lub gp |tp1. Nl19 1T 1te Sic einsiss Hpate,
auf smelder man Durdeauss=8 iuete (1rpusb-
GidetsJ uno @epadmarfeu (Gbefs) mad @a-
biu9tpn erbalteu faun.
Drei pa1asier<3 ilse Yerla0en @beelina 3d.,
tasli4: UNI 9.30@- 3d., 4.40 q. 81, HOO
M. 81. ur1e fnS II, eirefter &erbiubung NIT allen
tpetltden s3asen.
III Na6 allen IltltGen Gtloten:
Nnt11nTt tn Saltimpre UNI 5.13 g. &c., $40
9. 81. u,t $40 g. SO.
Mnfunft 1T @aibinstpn Tim ZOO 81. 80, 10,
so 9. 81, $50 9. ".
Non Baltimore tabrt mani 'usletd pg,te Mufent-
bait nit 9 d nells ii gen mad
pblapelpbia> Nepzyprt unp 8pfcn.
Na9 9Salbtnetpt seben spn Baltimore tdeli9
Sier S3ise al. Inn 4.20 9. 49,, 6.45 9. 3d.,
800 q. ~. unb $50 81. 81.
Gabrsele uno 1abrseit..ip turs ME auf irsenb
elmer anbert &pute.
GS @etlenpe belieten itre 8iuete s Vi @bee-
ling 3u rerlan9en. Ourh9anasfarten uub MuS-
@etens. 4= "">I''
49, Die Baltimore unb Sbip= @i1eubabu
1T Gelienorn aud eans DEFENDERS ber NaturjdSu-
9eitsrt tpe9e1t gu entpfeblca. ,,
J1r TraGt na6 pbilapelpbia> NepzgJprf
|" u11o 8pltpn,
mad pber Ypn Benz % efen
pat olels gabn srpBe @prsise, ba {e, AM Obiu-
tulle st Mbciling, 8en,rrpb uub Warfersburo
1l!elal1ere> init benz 9rrben Nebmerfe meitlider
etSeababnen in birefter @erbinoung ltebt.;
Npn Mbeeltn9 unb Yartersbnra aebeu ieeeu
1as rese!mabise Srpte na@ alien 5afen' Der wet-
ltdet Jliiie al.
Die .6ra9tpreile 1int 70 tiIIia.
ME auf tr9ent elmer aubern &putes|
@utsr scn ireeno einem plass Sitli9 ron BAL
t!n1prs be;etdre man: uGia Baltimore ,up Sbio
st. st."
&les> tpas an bic Msenten bieler 8abn esniIa-
nit IT, tpirp raid elpret.
Sra9t=N9enten inb: 8. McBuruie, ia
@1ncInnatl; 9. 5empbia II. g., &iples> s.;
). M. vppe, MaysSille, Ay. s. g. Qebwit.
portsmouth, o.; ". Mey II. Gp., Mirclepprt,
p; :. .. Tprc> Wbeeline, 3d.; MpIes Wpt-
tel. Spltpn; 6. %. gerpeil, Stem yprf 8.S.
aelly, .pbilacelpbta; So. @nelanp, Baltimore ;
Wep. 6clter II. Co., Evansville Snb. ; s. g.,
Mrrebeab II. g., Vpuiayile; @am'l Calhoun,
philadelphia, unp Srbn &. Menew, parfersbura,
~. Tpr1Y1b II. @p.> ct. 9puis;
N.9. @prbpn> General 5radt= Mqeu ut;
I. so. Cole, @eueral= Billet Meent.
Us. grescptt @mitD>
5ra~nsportmeifter;
6. S. JuIlcr,
1t52.25 @cneral=N gent beS @e ltens.
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Bictor Gpnd. G''''''..'' Mar Sulue.
xaper.tt]e'nl >6eibaft.
st. MntbpnYfraEe

. rtsj1 f4s. ct. MntbpnYftraee ssqr ..
Der r@pn5ert= 5al1e" s%esenaber.
Die untersei&neten empfeblen ibr ,,eu einee-
rihtetes ,@ei1dft'e inett seebrten publttunt ,anse-
legentli9lt nro ~perben {i1 bemiiben> bur1 bcrab=
9eleBte' Yre(e unb .bauerbafte Mrbeit ba6 a49e=
1neirte 0ertrauen III perbienen. It,
.Wir baben iteta Sprrdtbte cine 9roBe Muspabl
Don ~ 800 AAj EH 0tlJE.. -: ,
@31u5r ..435Tapeten,M[ H..
a@te fran3Sfl4e Qanbi@aften .unb Detpratipnen.
o1nt 4plffer=@eidbGft:
.@prin sfeber 80 { tt E It i'm eleeanteten
@tYle, beren Yreile BON IS bis $50 S~ariiren.,
MQe @orten @ppbae urb Qpu119es, cine 9rpBe
Auantitdt Der be0en MatraBen, 1cwie Ypliter uno
Ri0en aler @rDben, bic bur9 bic Spr3i9li9lte11
Yplferer an9efvrti9tftnb. 70 r'A.(
Wtr Derfaufeu aQe Mrten Npn Matraben unb
Ypllterer< Materialen I'M @rpBen unb 8leinen.
Gerner: Sel= nnb 50 a9stM9er, 0fat<
ten- IiIdbeten, Ipmie Garbinen NIT 3ubebDr,
&oleaur, @prntles, @plbbprben unb 8er3ierun9en,
Qiben, Banbr uub 8attif, MDbel= unb @arbiuen=
Damalf, unb ale in bies Sad 9ebDrenbe Mrtifel.
&eparaturen tperpen prompt bur9 Spr5lsli9e Mr=
better ansgefabrt.
1920 'f'53 y 5Tpndu. Sp1ue.
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brittle @traBe, ct. Waul,
.>, Gnerps< umb Detail @dnbltr in
Marmfaftm- llno Mope6aar&u,
pferirt ieinen eolo0alen @prratb spn
Trubjobr8@ unb Spmmerf Nrtifeln
gu iold %niebrieen Yreiien, tab tein anberes bisli-
ees 9aus I'M @tanee ii, AUDI nut annabernb init
tbm 5n cpncurriren. T.
Mamentli9 perbeu
Sacpnet6 Qapns) 8are9eS, Sr9anttne8>
":" 8rtQantine6> &c. &C.,
ber ettpas Ypr9eridten Sat1pn balber gu aufal=
lenb billi9en Yreilen ~serfaift.
M+ Anerbud,
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s abrpret1e:

BUR beionoeren &enntniBnabme.
@inpanberer unb &ei1enbe ipQten' febr por|i9=
t9 fem uub ibre 8iQette nur lei bet :anaefeQteu
Neenten faufen, ni9t Don iul9en 2euten, bic G&
pet Rppf beaablen la6en, tpeber Msenten Inb, nod
8erantportli9teit ibernebmen. =
~ Mtt 8ereitwiQigteit ertbeilt Der Inter-
a,n,r,' & : ,1a{ s. +, &!R i}4 $! r,;,-
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.on4.. ~: 8aItimpre Orb. -.
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uno bietet ,nebr gprtbeile, als irsenb cine anbere.
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@. @nfens II. @raue,
II. .y> H., Greperid &oab, ~ IT,
Baltimore, MarsIanb.
~fabrisirt unb bat tets am Eager Sic feiinlen @or<
ten Spn reinem Yferbez unb &ub.5aar, 70 aud
eemil9tesF uro S9meine >9aar 81 ben biQielteu
Yreiien.1 F5'9. ~.o 5"'st >'',.' IT,
Baltimore Mieberlase:. I5s14
Slo<0fz@de pen pratt U, Gbarle6ftr.
Muftrase, bur9 bic puit empfauoqeu, perbeau
panttli& tsierst. Sit robes pftrbebaar il. pirp
ber bS@fe Yrtis eeseben.. fS3 :as4 1920
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Brou0 ACreS.

1000 Mder 2anp innerhalb smei Meilen Suu
Der Staet ct. paul, 1T 9treten srn einem au
3ehn Mder.
Nuf T. q 3, 4 unb 5 Sabre 3sit.
Sbne Baar3abluns.
Die 8ebin9niTe pes Aaufe5 lino: 8aueu uub
8earbettung bes Spbens.
Terner: Cine srpBe Musmabl spn 6armlanb,
ppll 10 bis rs Wetlen Spn Der Stabt ct. Yaul.
5enry Mc&enty>
Dealer III Steal Gltate.
Office: Gde npu Der 0ritten II. Minnelo ta-
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