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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

Mr.. BRoDERIcK's EsTATE.-The prop
erty of the late Senator Broderick in
this city amounts to $4,000, encum.
berod by $4,000 Of mortgages. This
is set forth by the petition Of D, Q.
Coulton, fled in the Probate Court. 1t
also alleges that the only relatives and
heirs-at-law are Edmund Welch and
Lucy Brown, cousins in the second de-
gree. The said cousins append their
assent to the petition, as do also the
creditors. These proceedings, we sup
pose, are based upon the belief that Mr..
Broderick has left no will. Various ru-
mors are adoat as to this matter. 1t is
scarcely possible that Mr.. Broderick left
no will. IIo was uniformly careful in
such respects. He certainly did make a
will before his duel several years since
with Mr.. Smith. 1t is the opinion of
one who has been intimate with Mr.
Broderiok for twenty years, that the will
then made is still extant, in Washing,
tom IF so, by that will the disposition
of his property must be decided.-TSa
Francisco Times.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Now Styles.
Prices from $50 to 1925.
win mommcTs, s5 AddltiOn0I
UIHEsE Macbines sew from twI

TIHESE Machines sew from two spools, as
4 purchased from the store, requiring no
rewindiug Of thread; they Hem, Fell, Gather
and Stitch Ga a superior style, finishing each
seam by theirown opegrtion, without recourse
TO the haud-neede, aa Is required by other
machines. They will do better and cheaper
sewing than a seamstress can, even IL she
works FOR one cent an hour, and are, unques-
tionably the best Machines In the market for
family sewing, on account OF their simpl icityt
durability, ease OF management, aud adapta-
zion to All varieties Of family sewng--execu-
tiuq either heavy or Gue work with equal ia-
cfity,a and without special adjustment.
As evidence Of the unouestioued superiori-
~ Of their Machines, the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine Company beg leave TO re-
speclrully refer TO the following
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

The Portsmouth Jourual publishes a
passport given by James Monroe, when
Minister to England, in 1906, to Essex
White, a slave and body servant Of John
Randolph, Of Roanoke, aud a negro, in
which the said Essex White is called ga
citizen Of the United States"
1t is lucky President Monroe did live
! in these days The Democrats would send
him out Of the party for such hagran
contradiction of the Dred Scott Decis
ion, 80 Albany Evening journal.
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The New York correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier gives this notice Of
."Petor Parley:
I saw the venerable Peter Farley
Goodrich in Wall street to-day, leaning
on the arm of his SON. "Dick Tinto'
Goodrich. The old man is fading and
falling fast. He wore his spoctacles,
and had a handkerchief around his
throat His step was unsteady aud
was satisfied that the popular author,
who had delighted so many hearts and
homes, and given to the scholars so
many pleasant and useful books can
not long remain among u.s. It is very
rarely nowadays that the old man
leaves his quiet home in Connecticut
to make a visit TO New York.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

THE COLLIER Folio OF SHAKs-
PEARE.-The Duke Of Devonshire, who
owns the Collier Folio, has placed it in
the hands of four eminent Fellows Of
the Society of Antiquarios, that they
may examine it's emendatiens and pro.
nounce upon their date. They have
already, it is said, found reason TO be.
lieve that Sir Frederick Madden, Mr.
Hamilton and Mr.. Maskeyleyn, Of the
British Museum, we're precipitate in
their charges Of forgery against thes,
emendatious.
This view has already been taken il
an article in the October Atlantic
-lN. Y. Post.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

John II, Scott, a oolored man, and
one Of the Oborlin resouers, took the
first premium at the Lorain county (O)
Fair for the best buggy harness, manu-.
featured by himself AT Wellington he
also took the premium for the best
double carriage harness. His right to
these premiums appears to have been
respected by his white competitors
Judge fancy to the contrary notwith
sLanding.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

A Coon TEST. The rule Of the road
is a very good test Of the difference be-
tween a gentleman and a blackguard.-
Whenever we meet a man, whether in
carriage or with an OK team, who gives
us more than half the road, we respect
him as a gentleman. But whenever We
meet a man who drives rapidly on with
out giving an inch of the road, we pity
him as a poor miserable fellow. The
same test may be also applied to pedes-
trians on the pavements, where ladies
.ore frequently aud rudely jostled by
well-dressed blackguards.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

We learn from the Cincinnati Com
mercial that our distinguished towns
man, Hon. VIM. H Stafford, has been to
st. Louis, aud procured the papers Of
the famed but ill-fated Blennerhassett
from the family of the late r. s. Bleu-
nerhassott, TO whom they were entrust-
ed for publication The "papors are
voluminous, and afford a satisfactory
biography of the Blennerhassett fami-
ly, and minute and complete disclo-
sure of the objects Of and parties con
cerned in the Burr expedition" 1t is
the design Of Mr.. Stafford to publish
these documents.-TC TChil Advertiser.
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A Town BURED.-Lettcrs from
TreziboDd state that the town Of Chiru-
an, in the Government Of Tifis, has
been buried under a mountain thrown
on it by recent earthquake,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03
EARM EOR SALE

AT a. G I'M!
.T HAVE Farm that wish to sell, con-
tanning 25O acres Of choice land, all under
ronce, aud In good repair; 200 acres in a good
state Of cultivation, all we'll set with clover
seed aud timothy, except what is occupied
with the present crop; so acres Of good TIM
bered land, we'll SET with blue grass. The
Farm is we'll calculated for either stock or
grain, being we'll wotered wi Oh good springs
The buildings arc almost new, being built I'm
lSIS--a fiue large two-story Brick Dwelling
House, built Of the best materials and in the
moStapproved workman-like style, we'll finish
ed, with good airy cellar under the whole
building, GOOD spring aud spring house, and
all necessary out-buildiugs, even down to
lumber and loom house, smoke house and
wood house, all completes fine large frame
barn and stabliug, one old dwelling house,
used for work shop and grain house. Some
bearing fruit trees Of choice fruit for family
use, with young orchard coming on. Also,
a Sugar Camp.
This Farm is situate on Cherry Fork Of
Brush Creek, five miles southeast Of North
Liberty, and miles from Paul Harsha's Steam
and Water Flour Mill, aud but a short dis
tance from the Ripley and Locust Grove Plank
| Road, I'm Adams county, Ohio.
The above Farm was formerly owned and
occupied by David Johnson, and improved by
/ him to his own good taste and style. | will
sci said Farm and improvements on very rea.
sonable terms for cash, or i'm payments TO suit
the purchaser.
For further particulars apply TO the under
sigued, in Ripley, Brown county. Ohio.
sepl5m3 v. KERR
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The Losses in the Italian War.

The Losses in the Italian War.
The Paris Journal des Debats correots
the assertion of the Austrian Emperor
Francis Joseph, that his army had been
defeated by superior numbers. In re.
viewing the facts and figures furnished
from all sources, the Debats finds that
the Emperor has exaggerated not only
the number Of his enemies, but the loss
es of his own troops at Solferino. Il
gives the following table:
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COYNdaIN Nurseries.

CIOveIRndS Ohio
T HAVE a very large and thrifty stock OF
i FRUIT TREES, Berry Plants, Grape
Vines, Evergreen and Deciduous Orname lal
Trees and Shrubs, Roses and Plauts, compris-
ing al the val liable OF The old va rietes, and all
the new that are tested, for sale at low prices
am determined that my stock shall be such
as TO leave no excuse for sending further,
without lariug worse Seud stamps for cata-
lOgues, or come aud see,
sep 5mG EDWARD TAYLOR, Pron,r.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

MAIL ROBBERY.-On Monday night
the post-ofice at Vincennes was broken
into, and the whole mail from Indiana
polls and the East for Evansville, as
well as from Louisville to Henderson,
carried off bodily. 1t was one Of the
boldest and most successful burglaries
that has come under our notice for O
long time.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

GOLD FIsH.-These beautiful fish,
which were first brought TO our country
from China, and once kept 10 glass va
ses as objects Of curiosity, have now be-
come quite numerous in several Of our
rivers In the Potomac large shoals
Of them may be seen sporting in the
silyery waters, and they are quite COM
mon in some Of the creeks which feed
the Hudson river.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

On the 8th Of November, general
elections will be held in Massaehu,
setts, New York, New Jersey, Illinois
Michigan and Wisconsin.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03
NRW BOOT 4 SHOE STORE!
JOHN DUVALL

JOHN DUVALL
UNAKES this method Of informing his old
friends Bnd customers that he has opened
a new Boot aud Shoe Shop ia Joseph Glus-
cocks Building, on Maiu street, doors west
Of the Ellcott House, where he is now ready
TO make 10 order any work I'm his line, aud
warrant Il Of as good quality aud as cheap rs
can be had elsewhere. He has uow ON hand a
good assortment OF Mems, Women's and
Children's Work, OF custom make, which he
will sell at lower prices thanany other estub-
Iishmenl. lISrespectGully iuviles the public
to give him a cali, and iUdge for themselves.
JOHN DUVALL.
Hillsboro, Sept, 8, 1889 sepSmJ
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New Family Grocery,

Brewer & Stevenson,
Main ST., l Door East Of FaliS's Corner,
TTAVE now in store and intend to keep
4 J. constantly on haud, a fresh aud COM
pletc assortment of Choice Famiiy Groceries,
comprising every article in that line, which
they will sci at Ucry LOlg prices tOr cash.
Also--All kinds Of FAMILY PROVIS-
IONS, such as Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Beans,
Elommonv, Dried Fruit, Fish, &c, which
will be sold i'm quantities t. suit customers
We will spare no paius to accommodate the
public, and hope for a liberal patronage Ia re-
turn. Give us call.
Hilsboro, Sept. %, 1883. sep22tf
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

"I can't bear children, said Miss
Prim, disdaiumlly. Mrs. Partington
looked over her spectaoles mildly, before
she replied "Perhaps IL you could you
would like them better"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

For tho News
Answer TO Arithmetical Problem in News
Of Oct. Goth:
AS pork per h., 6 aud 1l-lGths cts BIS
pork per lb., 5 aud l-lGths cts.i AS money,
$50 0933 BIS money, Slg.9O55.
Oak Ridge, o. A. SHOEMAKER.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03
d. GOENER

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his customers
IL aud the public generally that he has re-
moved his BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-
TORY to the building recently occupied by
N Drefer, on High street, three doors south
Of Scarborough's corner, where he hopes to
receive a continuance of the very liberal pat
ronage heretofore bestowed upon him.
Having employed additional hands, | am
now able to assure my customers that all work
shall be punctually done al the time promised
withoutfear Of disappointment Give me a
call. CH. GOENER.
Hillsboro, Jan. 5, 1859. jane
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

AGED CLERGYMEN.-There are six
Congregational clergymon (Orthodox)
in Massachusetts,, who have been settled
over the same churches more than fifty
years, viz:
Timothy NJ. Cooley, D. D., of Gran.
vile, settled in 1886; Thomas Smell. D
D., of North Brookfeld, settled in 1888
Reuben Emerson, of South Reading
settled in 1904; Brown Emerson, D. D.
of Salem, (brother of the prcceding) set
tied in 1905; D. W. Kimball, of Ips
wich, settled in 1906; and Samuel 0s
good, D. D., of Springfield, settled il
1909.
There are also in Massachusetts, 6v,
Unitarian clergymen who have beer
settled over their charges for upward.
Of half a century, viz:
Rev. Joseph Richardson, Of Hing
ham, settled. in 1900; Charles Lowell, D
D., of Boston, settled in 1907; Rev
Abraham Gushee, of Dighton, settled ia
1907; Charles Wellington, D. D., Of
Templeton, settled in 1907; and Samue
Willard, D. D., of Deer6oId, who is 81
years Of age.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03

The Allies lost 800 prisoners; the
Austrians 1000 prisoners and 80 guns.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-11-03
Get Ready for the census Man

Next year will occur the great decen.
NAL census of tho United States, made
by the general government. Persons
will be appointed for every locality in
the States and Territories to gather sta
tistics of the inhabitants, and of all the
agricultural productions, manufacturers
etc Every cultivator will be asked for
concise, accurate statement of land
occupied by him, the number Of acres
and the amount Of each crop raised dur.
ing the year ending June, etc. Those
who were called upon in 1850 will doubt.
less remember the difficulty experienced
in making up an accurate report of the
various crops. AS these reports will be
called for in June, it will be necessary
to give in the crops gathered this year
and the suggestion that we would nov
make is, that cultivators write down
while fresh in mind, the number of
acres under cultivation, including the
wheat, ETC., already gathered. The mum.
Der of acres of each kind, the amount
per acre, and the gross amount, will be
required. The milk products also, and
the amount Of pork, beef, &C., will also
be asked for American Agrioulturist
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Observation-Disclosures.

SM NtIUNYl ~ Squ. ApDlct IN NntlQpclpptl tt lpCbtn crlbHs
M. 9upmis Scfader's
pehanb @farrcr in SiclineSbouIsn in g3ursmbers
Srebioten
fnr dae Conn Selts uup Seiertaee
nebf
einisen Sustassprspiatsn uno @ratreben,
unb
erpcternn Mihbeitunacn oue Ieincm dusereu unb inneren
NcbcneSar9e.
Mot psm SlIontile oeS Serf1iers in Stabl aefp6sn.
Mad Der ;m0lfen (nsucitCn) GuHape ~Splfdneis bsrauSseseten.
$50 Settcn IN 9rrBen, Druid.
Splts- Sttcerbtbsl pe grpbe all9emsine, peCr Sie aln;e
2etitSe Strtft bee @ltsn une Neuen 3 eitomcnte uot Or. %.
SutpsIs HsEsIleeuns gradt-NaSeabe mir 100 lt0nen in zen
Vert ein9eorudten &bbtbunlcn unb purcbaus eebenerr Ronbein-
in F.eer sebunben.
9t1e Sibcl modbt ben Snpprt s~urppdifder 9ibcre 9ttclu emf
se ltl nno Ssi6nct lb i%nSbsleneers nod rurb lcttene goaitdn-
S,et: aus, lnps' re ole Ipotropten sanS, bann has 3. unb 4.
Su3 @sra, oaS 3. Sub Der Wtatfab 6r uno bic 3srfSruno Se-
rnlelsns pen Sol. 6laplls entbdlt, pelhe 9r0snutbcils in an
eerr Stbel- Aussaben frblen.
Arntfs, s, is6e Builder pom wabren @brilentbum
ne6l %tti9cfu9tenl 2eben bcs lt. %utrrs unb teftn Qarabieso6rt.
lem mad Cen Spuu~ unp GciertaeSs gpdn9elten unb GpiftIu
ltatt stnst cresntliHsn Sauspeihle gu ssbran6sn. siebif IS ie}
men polilHnttten. Il. 1. 2l42 Sejrn. Grrber Druid. Splibcr
Geoerbane nit Narmprl6nttt uno Disqualification.
. tmolten's, D., bimmIiIbes %ersniacu in @ctt, oecr
rplfanoi9eS gebttbub fur ale 3eitcn, netit Der 9scsnsscl6idts
q. s. 9rcber Druid. SrItoer Gcpcrbanb nit MarmprIhnitt II.
Disqualification.
StarFs, S.. 6r., tdsli6cS 6aub6u6 in autcn uno Is.
len &a9en, sntboliene acknowledgment, @cbsc uub gcldroe fur
9clunoe, arantc, Sctrubte unb Sterpenbc, nctlt GJetc.rH ltub
9slan9sn tur S6non9ete ume 9ebdrcnee. 702 Sciten. 0,rpbcr
Druid. S6pner, lclibcr 2ceCrbanb nit OpppellhlWfcn.
@oBner'S, Sob, SdabtGitten, entbalitur titii1ts Se.
t%rohtun9Cn nit ertoultdcn Gcrcrr auf aGe ~ { lee Sahrcs.
Serb. NuSaabC. Il. S. 657 .. Sert. Sh6n t,trr Ir,rt
Srlioer Scb:reinbInc nit Dpppcfflicecn.
Sdnacr, Der, am WrntC. Sine QuSma ter ann
SeSroute BET Notwithstanding tpie aud 9rel!teO, fur eUlde
oe I'M 9cltette Scete iraucrn. lSmo. 240 Q. 5lt SCtbucr
NcuncltnetnbIne nit @plptitcl.
Dubners tttltIde bitprien ppn benz gltcu II. girucn
&eltamsnt fr bic Su9Cnb ub @plfsl6uIcn. 3cu tearbetnt pcn
9. q. 8trner. Nit lttttfaelhtcn 6raecn untcr benz 9Crtc 81
SitG?rn ue stnrnt Sdrttte1 ron galdlttna. 46s 9. st5ncr
orEtitNer Druid. Sccerbano nit DpppcIl@liseeu.
Oafrlbe' 9Srrf engliih.
NSitlhers. S. .. N., @rrsens uno @tsnburfer. nctIt
9necrn 8riansen unb etucm @nbous. Nit eiucn 3ielfupfcr.
Senou no1 Ter Srt9tnal-Ius9obe, 1Smo 32S z. S16n in
Wpuhclin ecbuneen.
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Mebi;inifebc 2tmseiaem.
Gjefuubcr WSenfeben= 9ScrItauS.

Sn Sctra6f oeS rrsnsrtiben gBererS, mas 10 T I'M 0aufe bic.
zee DrublabrS battsn unein Grlee Seifslbsn fam man sar nidt
9nccre srparten, ais eas Der phsntihe @efunebeits,ufanS eeS
SanoeS IN Serbdltniem6Biser sBefs ron ben geff o~us6aubsn BEN
M'asmsn une Der WalariI leiben uno ltb hurb anpers pcrb,rr.
l1rnren Spnntrfrantbetten ~funtscbsn mtrb. 9as 0elbe 4irber
perercltei It'd m rnlerm eanec prn Sabr su Sa6r mcbr, rrb nenn
r,pt 9eibtS Steber, 10 miro lcieer Cholera beffen Srle ~etrnebmrn,
pene non Cen pisltn 0dlerftebern. bem &ppbus ub falten lmS
sbe6leltsbern III iprttn, bic ietS ibr Nn;obI Spfcr fnr bs Gjrob
terccrn. Sn Setro1t edcr Sbotiottn if bS bette, mas man
tbun ram, bic 6erpcrs9 contribution in ibrcm nrrmalcr 8uItonp IN
Crbalten. pene Die Sebsnstraft ;u ~seidbrbcn' gu Huism Gnpe bat
Or. Spliettlr elm 9r6parot.
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March Mallow pastoral hemostatique paste
SNI' an9enebmlttm geibmaf; seaen Grfa!mns umo Salten pon ZEN
erlnn t%r1n;oIlAtn unb amtrifantben @eriten lbr empfpblen. 8n
p"Veh Uet 8. 6. SLIDER, @st.
Seine 0emirs, GbOcOlaee erbielt Ioeten
8 Is. 5ti6tr. >.
ellensG% brtoIare, t%eitanpi9 friib uno BON eriter
Sudlitdt BET 6. 6. GiIHrr M,t
Gaeao. &hf..@Gsns, Gi6sltafs. GRAFT pcpOer unp
ScpFn enpieblt s. 6. GtI6er. @ot
0rlitte Nlranen Mnc Weticamente. uHtcr ance.en
ne9etabililhe Slntrcini9un95 -9ilen, Sranbretbsa, Sa;ness xub
oeltdh- 19tlrrs @tlitn; 9HtVones &%eber-9iatn; SuHanb's, So
letters, SperbaSen'e uo SatrS SitterS, frib erbalten uno ;un
Sertauf bel 9. 6. Etfder. got
Shinme. feine uno arpbe, ppu Snpil rubber, Glen.
betn unc porn; fran;oiiibe ub enslihe 3abn. uno Naoelblritcn
e4te Eau DC Cologne, in baIben up SanSen 6lacons, BET
s. =. slid er, >.
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Ra- 8ic man oae S6mrr,cn bcilcn fam,

Die 3uulenbc, mete an Sbcumotismus, Ncuraloio. rerySIcu
Nrpf- @elldbtSs, Scittnr, @iResr~ unp NudCnlhmcr;Cn leipen.
nreen au9enbltdltde Gtnoerun9 uro aonilthe @tbulft, mem lt
partStprne Surc~NlI 9cbrduhrn. Sielc Ir0paras
ton cines Sbemilen bat ith oils bGs bette 6rtlmttnl fur Sdbmrr,Cn
IN Den Snpden, Muetelr, Nerpeu UNI z, bncn bew6brt. sSerIute
srne 6lel1e uno nnbe 9rluu9! 9rejS IL, % unb 80 Cts. Ser
~auft miro baiIClbe bel
&. S8a8utr, 81. 86bcfcr uuo allen Druasincn
0.3J III 8itmrno. Nprfplf uRb Qcterebura.
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ansuf Sbsefcr,
NpOtte er unO Oru9gif,
SO. 10 MGiuzStrose

9antenb mr. oe btSber seipUnneue 3utrauen buTt e, inter 9u.
therunQ prOmrter SeoNnun9, ba1elbe aud ferucrbin III erbafsn.
8stpte nerren iu jerer Belt (5si Sag unbNNd) prpmpt unp az.
mifsnbaft %aueGtfubr!.
Ollie SUrten Gorbeitefe, Genfcrstas, 9ru&6dnbcr, gisorrsn,
3au&-. Nan> uro Sdnupftobof ~belfancie an5anb mp ptreen ~
zen bilieltsn 9rsiien Ssrtauft.
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Sartstprne's CURE ALL.

artepprne CURE-ALL.
(Nrdparirt orr etucm Gbem;tsr)
Oteles Mttttel beHt aur ShmerScn. = 0Ge maaiIh
Nunpcr uairrer 3rit.
Si0tS DCrtbOcAc Sclmiucl wirb inncrltb unb Susrrlid amaze.
wonct. GS bcit ipsIidb
Sabhpep, 8opfhmCr;,
StrlGitun0en II. Ssrleeun9en, ScitcntcGnen,
Cholera NlprtuS, GrcIfbeulcn.
SElailun9eh, Sdlts Sieter,
Ntur8l9Ia. SbrtnlhmerSrn,
Netunaiomue, SranemEnoen,
Subneraueeu, Cholera.
@liCrerreiRtn, SeinnIchmsr,sr
Ma9enlhmrrjCn 9yuitrhmcr;tn. .
3NlrnitrH. @rjrprcne 6Ubt,
2oulptn pals, RtpptnbrIdC,
4uBldmericn, Observation-Disclosures
Huuenldmcricn, StibidmcrNn,
ia caItlbe SuslCih Elm aute5 StlrfemittcI IN, 10 in "a beInuhrrs
ret ytH9enlapahe, 99epepr0 uno algsmcincr Shwddt III cm.
pfeelen. Sertauft wrb bitleS SciImithl
in SlaIhen III 25 unp so Gents.
He~ Scte G1miic, RsNcnbc unb @rbritsr icate fur sinsn ct.
rp'a!9en ~ln9ludSlal Ubsr bel pl6eIihen Arautbshrn cine 5laldr van
oielem SelImttel fets bel lib fubren.
Ms- Scltet Nu trSeno Ytlde SdmerSen b0brn, 10 brauds non
oitiem y urt' II, unp On wirlt au9cnbUidi6e 0inbsruna uup
5etlung tneen. !Su babsn bel
Z. @a9aer, q. S6befer ub
bel allen Mprthefern in &ihmono,
NprtNlf nnb petersburg.
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Srtebrt6 @sr6arbt.
(9of, gpr 400I.)

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BON Steuben. Yreis IL Cts.
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