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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

SUMMKE RESORT HoTEL.-We have been
thinking that the Sierra turnpike will cause
so many valley people to visit Downievile
this year. and thereafter, that money would
be made in large hotel enterprise A COM
plete establishment, Offering to accommodate
families and lurge number of guests in a
manner according to their tastes, would alone
be an inducement to those who yearly enter
tain desire to visit the mountains, to see
the places where the gold comes from and to
breathe cooler and purer atmosphere. If
we had hotel of the desert ption most desir-
able Downieville would become a very at
trae'lVe summer resort The happiest excur-
siohs could be made to beautiful Gold Lake,
I charming Sierra Valley, the lofty Buttes, the
valuable quartz mills, the famous tunnels of
Monte Cristo and nights from which one
may behold the grandest scenery.-Sierro
| Citizen.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

WHOLESALE KHLING.-We learn that ex-
tensive Indian killing has been, and still is
occurring in the vicinity of Round Vall,y.
Information has been received in this city,
through q gentleman just from thcr', that
within the past three weeks, from three to
four hundred bucks, squaws and children,
have been killed by the whites. The cause
of this wholesale killing, is the continued de.
predations by the Indians upon the stock of
the settlers and a resistance to the Reserva-
ton officials in their attempts to collect the
Indians upon the Reservation. In one in
stance, a soldier belonging to Lieut. DiIon's
command, was mortally wounded by the In
dams 1t is stated that the women and chill
dren are mostly spared by the settlers, and
taken to the Reservation but the bucks are
more safely disposed of-Sononla Journal
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
MARBLH.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEVINE Sc BRO,
X Street, Corner Sirth, Sacramento, Cal.
NEARBLE MANTELs AND CRATES, MONU'
lNh ments, Tomb and Grave Stones, Table and Coun'
ter Tops, Tile, Granite and Freestone Sills and Lin
tells SC, SC, constantly hand and made 10 order
on reasonable terms. All kinds OF Ornamental Worl
done with dispatch, iy22-6m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

The ORIGIN OF GoLD.-The editor of the
Folsom Express believes that gold now dis
covered, was deposited in the bed of former
ocean by fishes, another person says, that ac-
counts for its being found in scales. Perhaps
the fish were oysters, thus accounting for gold
being discovered in beds.-Irinity Journal
May be the fish were pickerel, which ac-
counts for the fact that gold is picked out
with pick-where there is good picking
Sierra Citizen
Perhaps the fish were suckers, which may
account for the number of gold seekers who
have been sucked in, as we'll as the difficulty
IN endeavoring to suck any point out of the
above witty (?) iashes.-Mountain Messenger.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

The New YoRK PoncE.-A committee of
the Senate of New York have made report
upon the Metropolitan police system which
they were appointed to investigate. From
the revelations of the committee, as epito-
mized by the New York Herald, it appears
that the grossest corruptions characterize the
police of that city. Many of the men are of
the worst character, some of them being well
known thieves and rowdies. Drunkenness
and rowdyism have been proved to exist in
many OF the station houses captains of police
as well as men patronize disreputable houses;
gross immoralities are practice with aban-
doned women who are arrested and to whom
great favor is shown by the police the po-
licemen pick each others pockets and steal
their companions pay; and they leave their
duties to attend political meetings and con.
ventions, besides attempting to intimidate
candidates for office. Sinccures are also
shown to be quite plenty in the force.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
LVlIers OF inquiry promptly answered. and circulars
sent on application. BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. D.
To the PubIic.

DIR. SMITH, having established first class Water
Cure and Motorpathic Institution in this city, and
feeling gr at interest in the of such an In
stution, based upon natural and rational prin dples
of the healing art shall take charge of the business
department. DR.. Smith is graduate of regularly
chartered Medical College thorough Physician by
nature as well as education and can assure those
who consult him and adopt his treatment, that they
VIII rejoice in the Inspiration of returning health, and
verify ali that is said in his favor
THOMAS HILL.
Late Of Hill, Wooster & Co.
Sacramento, March 80, 1859. Tmh31- -3m-d&w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
AccOrdeOns and FIutinas.

gg-we will sell only first class articles, and a
greatly reduced prices:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
Toys and Fancy Goods.

BILLIARD BALLS, CUE TIPS, WAX CHALK
BIRD CAGES, CHILDREN's CARRIAGES, BOXING
GLOVES, POLICE WHISTLES, FENCING FoILs,
MASKS, CR1BBAGE and BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHEssMEN, LADIES' WORK BASKETS, &c.
Dealers supplied at the Lowest Prices.
WE IMPORT all our Goods direct from New York
and Boston, and Guarantee to sell as low as
any similar establishmen ent in California.
eY-INsTRUMENTs TUNED AND REPAIRED By
inexperienced workman.
DALE & CO.,
mh29 -3ms 155 street, Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19

Arrival Ofthe Salt Lake Mail--GOv. Cum
mings' PrOclamatiOn--The Valley Tan
makes charges against Gov. COmmings
--Chnrch AuthOrsties fully Implicated
in Deeds of Crime.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
Sheet and Book Music.

NEW MUSIC received by every steamer. Our as
sortment of Sheet Music is now ONE OF THE LAR
GEST IN CALIFORNIA, embracing choice selections
from the catalogues Of every publishing house In the
United States, as also many European publications
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-19
Violin and Guitar strings.

MUSICIANS DEALERS, and others, who want
GOOD string will do well to send us their orders.
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I. 0MfcldnO's berunmlrs
Qemtfchea Nittcra
br{Tt nr;rhItM n

petlt GrunoItn 1ue
SeberbeI4trerben, DispepTe unb @eIbfuHt, hrcnt-
16e poer nerpOie 9Gri&en, Mterenfrontbeitea
Htb aae 3rantbeiten, pel&e Don perDurbeuem W 4,
gen pcer Der 0eber entlieben.
oel@e ais UefRspfans, innerl DE bernprtben, &nbr0na bss
Dlntes a1& Dem Rcpfe. Sdurs tn Rasen, 6sritrenaen, 3rb.
esennea: WspetttlsFefett, S&were TIM Utdsen, S&m6&e xnb
sSles @eflbl I'm R1sen wRb unterfttt. Gdwerer MtbeR
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Tteser ub Ropffamsr3en, Bef6w.rbSn betur attmea, @e6.
%trsea Der 5sat urb sHsea, SettsHRsten, S&msrssn la
@ a.sa sao ben @ltsesrn: piss TIM SSpf was SrsHaea TN
Dir GtaenttImer e~mpfblen etefe Wlebt3tn Der AnfrrrfIam.
att pee a%nOIttams: fsa abrs aet pom benz gertb unb bar
@aeemsHeHpett b~srfsI'ea fur aGe eetbeR. mSfGr fs ~rsrRtteab
sRpfopl.n wtrh. Go III hteS fetn neues unh uRgepraftes
uttttsI; iuneesn stnes, b0s felt 10 Sakrsu hte ysafuRa psr benz
amertte1ttNen Welft beRanbea bat nnh hsHen &uT Hnh BGs
tanI ns test nod een teinem Mnhern errtt&t murte. Die
osaentHe, rtl3e be- Gtnste unb 6usettet&nete Nerst nab prt.
Satperionsn aus au'n Eeetlen btefts eanOes ~ GunRfn gebeR
geeen TINS unaepeuere un6 ct sen0ue Dur@Ief ing bes oGiSkr.
it9 pom benz &tsentRimet %publiatrten &tmdna@s, rel&sn Ser.
ltlce unentsetoItp OHr@ pie Wsenren %eertRettrW I6Br, mug aR&
BEN uneldattsaen G~ber;engtn, ba6 htefsS Btttera mirfftA III
SeraRmtpeH% pernseRt, reI&t e. erIenet Bat,
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6srrenItfR.

gbams So4n; Aoams, Scbu g; Arielt,'
George; Bundle, Samuel 9; @ruulp, Sea.'
rp !; 6rleIe, Sobn !; 0uuG, @barles /; Sanoren,
Sobn; SaO, Or s IS; 6eOrid, SObn 3
SeB, Sraut s. 60 ; 6ebb, 3rbn N; Serrid,
S 8 it,; SenOrtdicJ, Capt &; Silpetrono,
JticOlauS !; 6oflbeimer, Bros Srffmann, So
fab W ; Soffmunn, Wm; Sacrbe, Sumuel ;
2cppel, @9arles ¬t, Scbn; Sunsman,
- - 2~apenteln, H; 2anse & SO; 2auin
Der, 5acob l.; 2emfe, u; Setter, IbOGaS
2ombarp, Wm; Qon8 SameS $; WtObfer,
2emiS ; Wartu, OF 81; Wartiu, Iobert 6
Martin, Wut; Wteprif, SOlepb; WfOles, So
rael Wiuer, OaUiO F.; WIler, @onrao ; yRl'
Ter, g 8; Mpers, 9oba; BOttS, ReD Geo /;
Gei9ert, Scbn; S6uls, Nleranrer /; Seomid,
S; 9te9uann, Senrp Spaasler, GOnlunO ;
5tein, g; upl, SObu 5; Wepler. Sr1n.
~ 3tattentf2e Opcr.- peute stbt pie
beribnte uQmann'lA Sperntrnppe bic erie Der
Drei angefinpigten SOrfelunJen. GrGuIein
ptccplDmtnt, bic bier Ibpn alS @OnSert1Gn'
germ 70 erOBen @ntbu lia5rnuS erre9te, trttt in bier
Ter Sper gum eriten unc leeten MaI bier ais bra"
utatti1e Sdnseriu auf.
W. 6 pn5er in Der st eben9al[e. -
6eute Mbeno "grDBe5 GriO>GpuSert" IN Der 0teben-
bate, UaYettel traBe,au5ge fibrt Don ben berIDnttGn
MHtfern Mabr, Mbrenp unp MittIer.
Dds funltltebeEpe plbltturt maiden mir parauf
aufnerfiam.
o. Sn 0apt. Setbert&'S n2i6erts,6oaeD
rpirp udblen Wpntag elm grDBer Saa Rattfncen.
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DR.. 1uponts acIpene 4inens

fnb etnes Der b fen unD erfpIaretNfen Mranetmttrsgf Ear Too,
snlraatbeten. sic fne nab Dem asrspt etaeS ~berisbnat.S I'm
se(Dt1tea ArStes FFdpartrt nn0 gana ~tarmINier Natar. ESSk
BEN Der &issatpamsr. ( sUerbtn Our9 bic oanas linton T sSs
alien a1ttaren M~pptbetsra r~trtaaft uno inb bier In HeItnerr
au bobsu Bet Seth. Dance, Mo. 4uH Baittmsrear' NM Mm.
her unb Co., Ode ron &barlees unS prdttfr. ~
Dtefs ptufn Ieroen ge9en &tt! knhune ron 81 an ,
Nasnteu. auhte @tRknerEntt Der TpE SesFdnNt.
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Oemtfdbe 8rtefe,
wel&e tn Der ssitrtsen sun anseaetst fnS.
dmenttfe;

8ule, Dars WtatbilDe 6; Graft, Maroar
DOlauD, W3iB 9; Gidelberger, DfiB s M 4;
Gwert, Mrs .; Softer, NRrs U q; 6ranfs,
W1rs Warp IL; 5ate, Drip Worp Serbert,
WRrs M s; pip. UfiB 5arab pau. WtiB q
IS; 9aneilen, Charles s; eScbe, Wtrs SOpb
&rudt, Wai6 u sc; &uOtt, Wfr8 6; Rroule,
Dig sophia 8; Wfurtin, DRIP W 8; Mauns,
WiiB Marp; WOber, WtB 8; Wullen, Weib
5arob; SLATER, WrS q u; Stole, WliB 8
SanOs. Wlre Rarp 8; 5anoelbadt Otts
Tca, Mrs 9.
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Oauen'8
M agical Pain Eyre

MdgICaI ram EXtraCtOr
Stenals TT etns @ntse6 ana III Der MatertaI gp,h..tnts
maNt wpr6en, wD6ar0 Der S@mera 70 Ia Ell aiiSsM'I
nno no 3yt1le tn tarter &ntsa, iane 70 RAID tn Ibrsn1 nStSr
Ito n 3uEGnb 5urhd8ebra6t DER gBun en- uno CSs,Arr;ssT
ocutOmmen 6spei!t Derben uHb babtt te,ae ytarl en- Dnsr Inn
S0nerS. Osrtlesr. ""s'"t
altu, oenen &tabtr thinner unterppr, IN fnb - IN 81 SS,r.
hung les a&ten 3 ale9i1ea S0mers BERT gers ilnm,r RE
telbeI VBie pisl S@merSen Ano 2thea t1anteu ni1t osrd,
telt Dttttel %prrbtnos,t wrr6en. Sa (eIbf has Qebtn s. nnf
of basSa al, ob Der aGtt Oalep- Grtr. ct b1t Der banb IL.
Naaeres befaseH me ne 8 orndteH pampbiete, af lie tO &c.
5ebent btn8u@eiiea MIR erIaube un. fur tsten sDGbrbsit Ia
m1b psraatmprtitd bate.
VEIN lau bet WetbreHnunSen unb Werbrlbunaen mca er
nea ~ bto .1tenO fem, bat IenaIs ben aupirten en-. uSIsrs
tsns"Qert I8er nj ~erltanbtn.
D..istpe! " hur G9t, @enn bic S@a@tel elm tn Sta6I AsiU
ut"tS @''q9Eus mtr Der . snatur Won g. .. Gbtdene
9at. s e"''''H"
qrets 25 Cts. fur Die cd sdsel.
106, Dea>SalttmDrsn ~""INs
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Reiaer ais 6eilnfiffel.

.gD.na.2. @ltman,s a3te Senan. 5stsen -t0nnsn Oeu
gno.ttam as tas bette NfttteI ee8en o .rFOpfuHs, nery6fs
Ap 'tnee mo 6Ae anbern, aus elmer lTnUrenuaa pes DerbaI
MMneslsHents enteanbenen Erantbettea ~empfoblen nerpen
SInuS iWItesltn prdparirt BON 2en. y. Gilman, &bemtR 1
a6ttl betj
Ott4.S Setb 6. 6ourp 0n ana WnItIr,UrsA,
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bethlehem. X5efffeOerm-

Gtne duseeetanete AuswabI DOu neuen unb uuaemiG6tep
Sdnfcfeoeru fub fvebea nieOer anaetOmntrn unb III GH6era bN.
pretIe Az betpmmen int Wl6beIsGGger Dpn
GbarIes : Dlldmber, QBef Drottar. 81. I22I
awtf&sa Der Bride unb Mtarfbusnriet.
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4nsaus aus meiaem Gasebu6e.

Hnp etne srDbe Anaabl anpsrer, Dte nit appeftrIpFafEit behof.
tet pGrsn nnp 9ebetlt Durben, NF"t'
Bemerfen8wertbeIte Ruren.
@ssat SAILS, 80. 81 Q. 5barpar. purpe RON rhmoH.s. a..
F&te, NercDftGt uno unrerDauI Gtstt sebstit ; w"
9Dni. 6. Nltmmp, @Sq, ytp. f73 OF 5ayeffeFr mn, ss a.
Shwdbe beS oanSen GpneniS gebetIt;
pbineaS S. 8ea1dm BON Rem. grrI, pa uurSe +, .7,zt
rietr DssperTs sebeiIt; "W'
atU. &bas. Dunn, w. 90 e,URr., BON gsrROufrmo uuS !,
tremer SGm6&e;i '"
8rina 5errdl Won @ni$Utlune bs 8au@se uS Ser @u,
Der, MaMtfhnetB une 6ahen; ~'
s. III @tntpn. 8sabfVrp, pa ron Qsbertrorfbett y sMY.A
tenn Butte; rf.
ID. s.. Ilbert, SO IS 6aO aeaar, 9aIttntpre. = H.
4eberbeG6mereen un S6ptnbsf; 20
Die Sraa ron j. .. dt ., 30. AS 9sfarase Dor Dispesaa
unb nerpDfer @hwGhe. "FTF"
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Shee Mrtb Mnffee.

Der aud ptrflth gut / 4.
g9enn tbr faleatsn &afes unb Ebse Serbrau8t, 10 :tfses
nnb tlItsen 9bse unp RaHes baben In Sem 9 to re btn
&9tnefea, @de SON y ttmO re- une 8rebertdRr.
slwO Der 9htnets Don 9NOntas Gt.raen bs Sanfas ga&t
EnD Rdfee su taufen Ndt6Ir
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G~om,,nifTons : @efeb6f4

SupOrt.urs uns 93nSltr tn altent gD9tsftg, 8raxbies, 81.
1uSre &c, &c. Halten aae In tbr DAB stnIGiaaenoe Wrtffei ont
Eager anH uertaaftn OtslelOsn j ssn nte0rtsfsn Support.
Dreflen pn.Cs Con.
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DR.. Hufeland.
Boli1mifher HnrninT

tar i@neAe 5etlnRs BON Ruaen. Grt6Ituns, Suaxex,en. RY&x.
ne, WauetH pals une ELECTROMAGNETIC Nnsaskrnaa unh
UsKn NOD mSgIiH, &E.-ptsteruna fur Nge an bieier Gronfbett
xttetnee, ftlbf tn ben Iesten Gfabten.
Nteis serapnts DreparettSn IA sIst& benz Btttera suserI6f-
ausemstner anD ssfdbrlt&sr aIe oGe ontert benen Ss 1ersb.
n.r Dtslss SauSss unterUSrfen fHp Rrantbtten bic Son c-
e a.e!aea 4rt1ltnns S%errabren. DR.. Ben, btefe esae 6r,t.
s9e wutpeIttGs tGat; SO nt0 ut&t b~etGupten, bs .Ralt"
Lar ans IN, mas bic PET nnb bas s.be Stebtr fhr Biz 1ewuhs
aa.9 anoersr semen fnb. aber Id Tam beRtnmt Serf6ern, bag
6tsrbtfdae ~infabr.R. AN "'
1tns nettere grs5s Der entfetIi&en @efdnrIt&Iett Der SsH
..a.t 15e,nsn &rtaltxHe entfttenhen Rraufheten, aetat N@ Set
s y ol.G uesr na9deptnHe aus ben Derihten bee Vtilattt.
kuuI sl1Aope.tsamteS entnrutueRe Isabelle. ErOs6em @kt.
stsSt ee EabeIe; ~
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S. Oalfter s. 8rmOer,
Merchant Tailor.
A9ent De8 Is eder'8,
z. CITRATE, no. 444,

Wue Don Uapelte nno D~orrllpnftroh-
Sst8ea ttren 8reunbtn, fowte BEN beutl&sn Vublttun, i'm IN
Gentetnen an, haB tic tets BITE befen beutIGet unb frnn.E1e%sr
Gude, UpdSttn, ~@affmters mnD ale 6Drten Stufe fIr Ser.
msrtletoer an 2anD paben. .perFen, reI&e etnen ElbfHen Mn.
- xurntIetRer rerb.R pOn benz beEen StDT e~naeferttat.
(NGat22-S) sS
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Stubtrutb.- Nbeno beS 1. 6etruar.
SeiOe 3meise traten in Semeiulanie Stsuas u.
wdblten Srn. 2c8aa wiecer gum Bcii5elriAter
DeS meitl. Oitrtft8. l1riprunSlth bate Der
Caucus Der dmeritanilden StapttatbsmitglieDer
betanntllG 0rn. Spcwacre gum Bcli5eirriGter
nOmlnlrt; aber lGiftid enti4ieD man iid fiji
ben biSbsrtSen SnbIber pieies Amtes, 9erru
2O9ou.
S4iffss % a4ri9ten.- Das S9ifl
@erniania, fur Baltimore, unD Sdlff 6elene,
fir @ith PoinI belttmmt, waren am 25. San.
in 2iOerpOOl in 2aOunS besriffen.
Barfe Sulttne, Capt. WarlbaG, fir 8alti.
more, le9elte am 3. San. bon Erielt ab.
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1eberieeti6e
0d6daesM aentur+

TNtfNB$~
seszzSzESA Dtt llnterseianeten aeben nit BEN Saul,
rts 5errr @buarb SGDn, SGtfS.Rbebsr unb S6tFs.
Sefrahter, In 8renen tn Usrbtnbung unb aelen FIJI BED.
nune befelbcn unter pOrtbeiIpaften 8eeineungen uae n ben
ntebr tg It N Bremer S6Sen af etn S abr Ilttat
9 al a8 { d Elm aus anb 3Dar fir 2diIte, StesraTe uni
8ntf4eneed NIT : { et m GBtgGn YGdetf6tffrn . n
Bremen naA allen 6dfen Der Geretnt8ten Staaten, befou.
bers a6er mad Baltimore. Der QBe9 ubtr Bremen tf fur
Dearide anerfdnnt bt pptttsiitaftefs, unb ba tt 0idtbe.
uabunasfaIe os 5dents cent pteRacn GuSSabler has g tf
geft6 ert bIetbt, 70 e~rpfepieu ptr Derienteen, pel6e 4reun.
Be unb 0erunnote BON Deutlbfanb btriter trn1men loTen
wBaea, unIere Uevmtttelun9 burG Obt8es 6dus ergebenf. -
8~eeeIf@tft rerladen Bremen ant 1. unb Is. febea
Rpnat54
Gbenfu tSnnsn Set uns Yafaesfartne ttbsr glnFe untsr BE.
lssuns Der VldBe fir BITE neWen uc praatpDII etn.
eert6teten Oampff6tffe b~ @OrbbeutGGe n
Qfppb ab glep~9Ort mad 8rtnten, ais auG
db Bremen Ren-gprt
~ ben 9 3 Der GOntpa8nte ,febe ndbsrti Nnseise) unter
eleiden 8cbtneuneen fur 0te6nuHe Der 96. @eIptt,
Reutaen ub q ct d eli, A9enten Der 51tfe tn u m i.
gHrt, entsegengfnCmmen trerbtn, unb bd man nit Seh
6teisn S4tfen BEN 9Orsus ssben taun, unb burd Gng aaenteEt
Set uns q q { n b G rpr SetrusereiFn Sur6 g 6 NJ .gOrter
Runner sef6ert fnp, f. ~empfeblsn wr aud bterin BEN
publtium unfere Uermtttlun9.
Die NbfaprtstaBe Der Settle Fnt mite fUIstt
.. Bremen .. New. gptI:s
Bremen. Capt. gosHtls. -. Stunt 1I,Sui
5ubfpn, Q6ente. IL. Suit la. DUO.
9ewsg orf,. ,. Saaten, 81. Suit %. Mua.
T8eftr, 91tien, IA. Mng. IL. 5ert
Nesen ndbsrer GuStunft wenbe man f& an
Bed unb 3 m mn,
5aitp go. 113, VI. FGntbdrbfr.s 8dItintUrs.
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@lne anoere tpunDerbore G,,r.
burd Or. Gbalmsr's Ieiul Obetis- Gfnf.ar tewtrrfsgno,

bur& Or. GPGInsr's @ealOHs,s Etnfsar bewsrfssuto,
Metn 5srr! = Sc seresdt mir iam srSssn S ~ mOI' aooe;
mel bic aneerDrbentlt1e Rur, mef&e Or. GbaIms - "T3{rHStyy
an mstner 8rau psrbsissfabrt mttsufpsilsn. IS FnS Si mn
Desnats Der. Rttben mFtne 5ras Upn 9vspepfa, Qeberf5SSer
uHVohwRbd erertAIn wnrlI~ Sp i6IeGt mar ibr Nusfsss"
ssS @ sIsis snS .ss Ss Dag t tStt sag Hast anssfsU0nea, fSrs
Spre Drpsr!t3en esEsa Barn HlaasipretItp srps, SGnts
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aO, s. SUB pasaarrose.
NerpSle Granfbeiten.
Or. Chalmers @efunbpeirs-Gi BeEst etne beforAsr,
6etIraft FIR Observation-Disclosures. Sic reintst Sas s,UfS Sn1
ben Serberbli6sn Sdften unO trdftist Oc ptebsr. 81 bnrS' ,
pentrantpeten gel item BADEN. Die 6~etlfrafie Der & .ri,gr ~ -
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cen itne 8rantbett sebrau8te @te austea ane ADJ. u.s.
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Yrsts LOO per 5Iaf&e, 3 6tGfben $3.50, sH baIDes Onscn.
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1897. @etantntjcbI Der Sterkef6ue IN 9G7
St6rhen an @@rtnhfnHt f0t2
~ eHbert Rransteten $3.50
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.Diefe 8abIen 3eteen, bas betxatsber 4. xbeiI amer Gtseke,
tdl. tn stefea ean6e bur& GasIebrana perrris6t msrSen. al.
gesisttn gcn ben satlret3sa, anbern astbsu, lie sn eta=
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neiana .rtbnen. xoutnbe kabea htefeS nefbar mHh heRem
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cfunbbeitS Einctur.

Die aneene9ntHe unD erfplerei3fe Mfeststn aur bsrfeuura
Fraatsr, S@GG&er unb NerpSler, pelAe feuels srfnonss
par6e, TT Or. Seaimer's @eiuaOpstts 1%inFtar. aOtsIsbr
trGfttgt ben GGraden
heIt ben 6ranten,
9tebt ben Y~erp6ftn Mutb uno
neues &e5en bent JnSalteer.
Die Ginftur BELT
NerS6ftGt, D5speplo, &OlitI6mer,en,
Rppfmeb, unNerbdultGfett, @ebrnftbeit
NerrSies 8tttern burd lberm6staeu Senus
BON 2obad uno Sptrttuplen rerau[o6t.
6ersbtenneu, Ntnp i'm Wasen unb 6em
unterietbe, S6ufer. gDatnRun &C.
30 Die Einttur beliest ben Nppetit fir bee
raul9enbe @etrGnte
Serfunen, bic f& benz @etrau1e f~ptrttuVler @etrSnf, h,n.
eeeebeu, fnben bas Bette 9etia'ttel In V''
Or. Chalmers @elunbbetts. Etnftur.
Sett hr &ntbeGune Ger Dlebtiin babe th hurM n,s;.. ar....
be uno Getnnnte tn pteier Staot BITE tpIGsnbe Wn,anI NM S ~
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