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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

canada our sas N n, with faes u 800 bbls q. s
sacs Of aho SO hblA, closing within Inc range Of the
above hiTfs Ryc noSr Vas sady ut our hgares, with
sales q 25n sbls. Urn Meas was unchanged, and sales
ae fatn bushels at 81 81 FOR red Texas and Chicago
s;rsyg and Canadiaa white at Corn was heavy and
sales light, embracing 5000 bushels included in which
Jersey new yellow ut SIC. &c., round yellow at
$50, and prime Southern yellow quoted at 81 o.
Western mixed was scarce and nominal The sales
hraced abon, 80" bushels at Soc. Sc Barey-Saes
Of $500 bushels made Ut SOC 8bc State
heavy and rather lower while sales were moderate
at 43c 44c and Canadian ut ut 44c The following
be giving the receipts Of -four and grain this port for
the week ending today, is from the circular Of w. G.
Cutting at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

ne reau IN lne Detroit Tribune Of November O.
Ihe ireght business on the Michigan Southern Railroad
is largely increasing All the cars Of the comnanv are ~
use, ana some have been borrowed from the Wabash
read An additional propeller has been put on the Dnnkir
line one being now daily loaded at the dock The ale
vaios at Toledo work night and day 10 keen the grain
from accommodating. No less than fortyeight loaded
freight trains passed over the road last week The To-
edo Herald earps that the shop force on the road s heinz
gradually reduced with view greater economy thirty
three DANES having been struck from the nav roll a.
ADRIAN during The last month. Upon an atemp. being
made at porte 10 economist 10 equal ratio the eho9
hands ID body laid down their tools. The matter was
settled in some shape, but how is not stated
We have received the New Jersey Central renort for
the six months ending October The COMPANY Is about
to issue $500 600 new stock par pay off their income
bonds. The report publishes the following ngures:-
1859 1858 ,nc-eose
RECEIPTS 6mos s5o7 lo 81 AS Alb 90 os7 81 or IA n
Expenses g I97 BAT rs 17e021 46 q s26 80 or ~
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The New York Central road however, has adopted an
fae, and refuses to prorae with the roads
ol Lake Ere insisting upon eighty for -four from
lhe AXE ports, which would leave but fifteen cents to the
roaos winch carry TO those points In consequence of
this the part of the New YORK Central The n
elhhaN hamilton and Dayton, the sandusky Dayton and
tncinnat The Springfield sout Vernon and Pittsburg,
anu lne .ev,hu ana columbus (the roads in the
business combination just formed Yesterday made CON
tract WIN the New York and Erie road TO take all the
reghs they send forward at the made at the Day
Ton Convenon The rail and lake reghts by these roads
VIII therefore go by sandusky thence 70 Dunkir by
propeior and the all rail by Delaware to Cleveland and
thence TO the Erie road. -
The receipts OF wheat by the three Milwaukee roads in
october compare with the same month last year as fol-
lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

Telegraph Marine Report.
HTGHfANnS Nov T. sunset-No nwsrd bound vessels in
sight Wind Sw light weather hazy
SANDY HOOK, Nov 4 sunset-No inward bound vessels
sirht Wind SW moderate; weather hazy the
I.iphtship.
FORT LAFAYETTE. Nov 4 sunset-No inward bound yes.
sells in sight Ship Constitution DR. for Liverpool passed
AT 330fM. Wind SW, light; weather hazy.
Miscellaneous.
The steamship Marion Capt Foster arrived last night
Charleston We indebted the obeng purser for late
PAPERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05
Net earnings $500 oss os 2ea 45l 81 4o2ll s. or Is

ieoo. 1000. increase.
RECEIPTS mos s507 $40 81 AS 473 30 os7 "a or IA
Expenses 1877 BAT rs l7e021 46 q sec 80 or ~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-23
SQrnsrg' fntEattmeGt.

EDUcATIoa OF FARMERS scems to
be held By many. that mental enlt!va-
ton and manual labor arc not intended
10 go together, bat tliat a privileged
few are to do the thinking for the many
], is most inSolent assumption for
any midi vidual or class TO claim this mo-,
gopoly Of thought, and he who argues it
has neither proper respect for labor
nor human Ba,ure
So long as the best cultivation uf u
man is thought inconsistent it'll the life
cfa farmer or mechanic, SO long will la
bor be thought unailraetiye and dis
graceful. And yet the farmer and me-
chanjc themselves often regard thought
and labor inconsistent. When thcu they
educate their children, it is not hat they
may be educated farmers or mechanics,
but that they Day escape the t1tbcr's de-
spiscd vocation The fathers pride
and mothers darling must be sent to
tome go-cart of a seminary, to learn to
extract H'"'"c''Ia'''"' 'oo's' "Au S''' "
the attrac' ion OF horticultural ones to
be ashamed Of the blue frocks of his IA.
,b,- ~ n, cow, nd ovs If bis s,vo,tv
49,, rh.. .,,,., !. t.u-,I,, -
er''hfI ipen ng mus w., NC o"t ,o e'i' ~
IN soms nlsu i OF ' "a" sI''"''' ., VI
gFGuh" 10 o,Get anu anu ,G ; - . so.nl
'neoV" Ga' n'''i' I'd ' tt,, s'I'o ~ -. L"';
"a i"1o Tue Horla, '," ',' ,iInoo
'"n' pIeaenet Az p on a. ia,"on ,,Go
, asiyeP WV S[ o.'. o. % aoor, ., tho
E,eAs eonse'e"0o ~ Wv.
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. CoLIc IN HORSES "A CORE sponlent
OF the Farmer and Planter writes the
following
One pint ofsalt dissolved in warm wa
ter will cure horse Of collie. have
tried it twenty years without a failure.
Another remedy mentioned ly cor
respondent OF the North Western Farm
or is the foilowing:-
Take bed quilt, wet it thoroughly
IN cold water, wrap it around the horse
and as it gets hot pour on cod | have
known the lives of horses saved in this
way, when the veterinary surgeon said
they would not live many minutes, aud
in Is or 20 minutes they would be up
aud eating, and sure to get well.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-23

SALT FOR HoRsEs FEET Common
salt absorbs moisture from the atmos-
phere, hence it has been in scme instan-
ces applied with great success fer keeping
the bound hoofs of horses moist. The
hoof of some horses become dry and of
tentimes crack. thereby rendering them
nme, If the animals are driven on hard
cads. by bathing the hoof and fel.lock
,o;nt with salt or brine three times a
day. lameness from the above capse will
be avoided. 1t is common practice
with some blacksmiths to rssp cracked
/ oofs in order to reuder them more tough
but salt brine is far superior to rusping
fcr efsctips this object.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-06-23

UsEruL KNowLEpE IN AGRIcULTUR

Useful KNowLEDE IN AGRICULTURE
- Every practical man well knows that
almost any kind of soil, using the term
soil as applying t. single farms or small
pitches of territories, bears certain
kind Of weeds, which tell, in language
not to be misunderstood, whether the
soil is stiff or light, wet or dry; whether
it is easily or hardly TILED, wha! kind of
husbandry is slired to it, what kind has
been adopted. The lecturer could fur
uish long list Of the names of plans
going to prove this. Now, this kind of
Enowleds 20 comes directly home to every
practical farmer, and it can be shown IL
a brief manner in what view this knowl'
edge is most desirable to him The
weeds determine the method Il cunva-
ton, from the case or difficulty With
which the farmer cuu remove or Grad
icate them. If they are annual, once
cutting them down will effect the desi-
red object; if biennial, they must DC fire.
quently cut down. once or twice doing
il will not eradicate them It is impor-
tant, also to know something of the ma
ture Of the seeds; whether they easily
rot, or whether, being covered with a
scalv coating, they will retain the prin-
ciple of vitality for long period. The
farmer must also ascertain whether the
weeds are those which propagate by their
roofs; because, if they do, merely tear
ing them from the col! vii! not destroy
them.
Microscopic examination Of plants is
of the very gre1test Importance to the
arriculturist Smut affects, it is well
known many varieties of our grain now;
this smut is proved to be minute veg
ctable substance, sul this proof is OBJ
tanned only through a microscopic exam
ination. Rye is affected vita crsot
growing with it and being ground NJ
with it, it he's caused OF times, themnst
alarming sickness. and has resulted III
death; it is now used rs one of the most
powerful medicines 1t has been ascer-
tanned recently, that the same fungus at
taches itself TO different varieties OF grass
and springs up under much h same con-
ditions that the crgot docs upon tue rye,
1t makes its appearence in cold vet
lands, or wheu an excessively wet sea-
ron is followed by a hot, dry summer
Where this grass grow, it has been
long known that cattle will not thrive; IN
some seasons it has been impossible to
raise single calf Attention was call
ed to the grass from 4 knowledge # the
effects of ergot upon the system, lAns
it will he seen how important is a minute
investigation of matters pertaining to
the art Of agriculture. The remedy IN
the case of grass would be TO thoroughly
drain the soil, and thus to kill of the rank
coarse vegetation And this general
remedy should be applied for the rust
and mildew, though special remedies
may be aiap'ed to special Localities.
Drainage No. only removes the water,
hut renders the air dri,r.-i'r2f. John
son.
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p.ica rs cents per Fox; foxes Cor sl.co.
St. Mic h olas Hotel
CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND.

CT MBEklAND, MA R1 bAN M.
THE subscriber having leased the 81. Niff-
l. Olas Hotel and pGrclascd the wls!e ct the
splendid iurhitu.e with which it is furnisEed in
iuxuriant style, respectfully initlms tie I'LL lie
thatitis now open for the reception Of its
friends and patrons, and will continue to DO
kept in n style equal to first class City Io-
tells. Neither pains nor expense will be slaIed
to render entire satisfaction; and from many
years experience rs h"st lie tatiers l. h!ei
that he can accomplish l..
TUE RooMs are large and we'll ventilated
and the hotel itself, besides being convenien
to, i. sufficiently di.tant from the leiot to To
free from the iHeessont ringing 81 bells and me
otTe'tsice coal sa"kc aud gas escaping from To-
comotiycs continually standing in the me-
dilute vicinity of the Passenger Depot.
Polite Porters alN avs in attendance at the De-
pot to receive checks and take charge Of bag.
gage.
a liberal share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
BOARDING PER DAY, $3.50.
zn.s:- The several Stage Lines running hereto
fore from the Revere House, to the Bedford
Strings Johnstowr and West Newton, ard over
The National Read, now start from the st. Nieh-
olas. Persons wishing 10 travel over either OF
these roads will have tickets provided Tor them
without further trouble, by leaving their names
at the Office. .
Persons wishing to travel over the enHre ire
In the daytime can do so by taking the MAI
or Accommodation I'll aims from Baltimore and
having over in Cumberland until the next
morning. and taking the o'clock train. Those
from the West can take the MGh Train, lie
over md take The 9 a. m. train for lie East
SAMUEL LUMAN, Proprietor.
Sent o. 1855.
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CONNISSIO\ERy SALE
Of 81 BUILDIN Nc LOT S

OF 2i Bull d. N l. o T S
near Grafton
Emily ln'&s. 3nar1ia!9' | pUhsIANGTr to a
James \. Ioles' Hcrs. comfy Circuit Court
in the nhove cause, rendered 10Th August, 1855.
the undersigned comm. sioEers, appointed for
The purpose, will, on tine
20!h day of Decent cr, 1858,
(conrt day in front of the Court House. al
.aid county. scll at AUCTION 10 the hishes,
bidder, the following LOTS of ground to ait:
LOTS No /, g s, 6, ., 10, IL, l2,
lG, II, 90, 81. IS. 90, 81, IS, SO,
81, 81, IS, 80, 40, A3 and a:
being twenly-four OF the forty
four LotSlaid cut on tie Yates
land with streets and aIlcy s slit
able for bui,dirs-lo:s. These
lots lie Opposite Grafton between
the South side Of Tie Norlhwcs-
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within 1t few rods
Of the Railroad Bridge, and
possess uneqNailed advantag s
as sites for residence ana bust
ness to settlers III tins rapidly
growing town.
TERMS Credit Of /, ., g. 4, 5 and years,
with interest from G0y IF sale, payable annual
~, security required and lien retained for pur.
chase money.
G. Y. HANSnG0UGU,
Is. f. MARTIN,
Commissioners,
October !, ISJS--u.1 Pruntytowr, Va.
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NEW CLOCKS !.

TUsT received, direct from the factory, very
d large assortment of CLOCKS of the latest
STYLES. ANY person who wants to gave money
and wants 70 get good and cheap Clock, will
10 well t, call at the Store next door to the
post once, where will sell Clocks cheaper
than any other House in the city of Cumber-
and. and where they can get them from rs
cents I'D to $50. All Clocks that sell shall
be precisely what they are represented to be
March II, 1859, F. q. KRAMER.
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E!ssotcaui's S,0ficC.

lust 1scceivcii.-A fresh and full
supply of goods from New York, Philadel-
phia and baltimore. The assortment ofshelf
Hardware and Western Cook Stoves is very
general, and the supply of Housekeeping Goods
cannot be excelled in quality and variety in
this market.
Table and Pocket Cutlery Of all qualities,
both English and American.
Childrcn's Caps of several qualities; Per
cumbulntors; Apple Parers; buckets; Knife
and Scissors Sharpeners Coil Chains; Chill
dren's Hoops; Ice Cream Freezcrs, Of the
best variety, and almost anything in the
Housekeeping line can be found at
THOMAS JOHNS
Hardware and Housekeeping Store.
March 81, 1852. A. Frost. Gar.
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CEN EE H& VA III shss 90
One Copy for one year, 81 90 and l Present.
One Copy for two years, 8 so and Presents
One Copy for three years, 500 md d"
One Copy for fyo years, S 90 and d"
AND TO CLUBS,
Three Copies, one year. SIS 90 and 9 4"
Five Copies, one year, 90 and 5 "
Ten Copies, ono year, Is GO and 10 %
rwenty-one Copies, year, 20 90 and 81 e"
The ar,ieles to he given away are comprised
in the followinglist:
Packages of G old containing $500 90 each
10 do do do do do do f fSS 90 90 s saSh.
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cassd
Watches, lou w each'
90 Gold Watches, IS 20 each.
so do so 90 each.
100 do SO 90 each.
900 Ladies' Coll Watches, IS 90 each.
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches, 81 10 each
800 Silver Watches, $40 90 TO Is co each.
1000 old Guard, Vest, and
Fob Chains, $40 90 to so 90 each.
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches. Ear
Drops, Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons,
Rings. Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Sill
ver Thimblcs. and a variety of other articles,
worth from so cents to SIS each.
We will present to every person sending Ne
so subscribers, at 2 dollars each, n Gold Watch,
worth $40; to any one sending 100 subscri-
beers, at So each, n Gold Watch worth $780,
Every subscriber will also receive present.
Immediately on receipt Of the money, the
subscriber'sna'ne will be entered upon our book,
and the present will be forwarded within one
week, ~ mad or cypress, post paid.
All communications should be addressed TO
DEAN & SALTER,
PRorRIEToRs,
335Broadvay New York.
September. 0, 1858.
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DEAN & SALTER,
TSECCESSORS TO BECKET .E col

THE Now York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one
L OF the largest and beet literary papers of
the day-an Imperial Quarto, continuing eigi.
pages or forty columns, of the most interesting
ard fnsiunting reading matter, from the renS OF
the very first writers of the day, ELEGANT
LY ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK. A
PRESENT worth
FROM so CENTS TO $500 90
Will be given to each subscriber Immediately
on receipt of tho subscription money. This is
presented rs Memenlo of Friendship, and
not MS an inducement 10 obtain subscribers
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EMPLOYMENT.

7 I VI
cEn A MONTH, AND ALL EXPENSES
SJV FABIAN AGENT is wanted in
every town and county in the United States
TO engage in respectable and easy business
by which the above rofis may be certainly
realized. For further particulars, address DIR
J. HENRY WARNER, corner of Droome and
Mercer Streets New York Cilr, enclosing oIs
postage STAMP.
January 70, ls59-cm.s
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HOLl DWAY9S PILLS.
II 20O.F' TIs TIE

&-O - - - w VI - 3- ~
II B0O.s ID TEE SICK,
The wrnt Of u sterling medicinal to II Get the
his and necessities of the suffering portion Gl
humanity, nd Dnc entirely Tree from mineral
and oih.i dclcteri-Lr particles, WIS severely
tell ill tAis al. p,|cr,ul ~, q cine was ust.cr,d
INTO the world !loLLrwkY's .avALuApGEPILLs
have become tho Not SrHuf = HEEg u Of nj uH-
lions. heir attribute t. 10 PEEvEST rs ell ar
TO cur, the attack the RADix or root Of the
complaint, and thus by removing ,lr hidden
cause Of ia scase TriuNIgOs.,ie and restore thl
/ Hro"pluE encrg'eE ord" -. .t':r. assisting Ia
'ur' IN h"r task 9 vI.AG nni Fr"crr9yiEr RE-
toEHA1I,S.
ksyNprpssa.
The great scoutge o: this continent yields
quickly to a course of these antiscntic Pills,
and the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone no matter in What hiieous shape
this hydra Of diea xhibits itself this search.
ing end unerring remedy dispeTses it from tie
patients System,
General Debilitya Weakness.
From Whatever cuusc, LowSEss o. SPIRITS,
and ali other signs f diseased liver and other
ts"rsini2ation OF the system, vanish under the
tradicatng iHlpc nee OF this all powerful anti
optic an dctergon remedy.
Eii!ioU> pi>0rdcrs-
The proper quantum and RICH. condition Of
the bile j. OF mOEcrtous importance 10th.
health of the human frame, tn. ASyI BILIOUS
med cine eXpels tie hidden seeds Of the com.
plant, snd renders al, the fluids and secrctiors
pure and fluent cleaning and rcsu stating the
"ital functions Of the body.
%icEFy Ecwni"S
Should lose no time in trying few loses of
'lis regulating and reno"a'iHg remedy, what
ever may be their complaint it can be taken
with safety in all periodical and other disor-
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Nessrs. Heaiey d Shrirer.
Gentlemen About Thanks Giving
day 1857, Nov. 26.) had the misfortune to
receive severe injury by falling Oft the top Of
railroad car, bruising and sraining my back
So that was complete cripple, not being able
10 move myself without the most excru,ntiug
pain. Iprocured bottle ofyour valuable Lini-
inent and used it as directed; in four days I
WAS able to walk about and in six weeks cur
ed, the pain and swelling having entirely left
my back.
/ cheerfllly recommend your Liniment us be-
in an article which believe to be unriValled.
JAS. SULLIVAN.
Cumberland, Feb. &c, 1853.
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=. G.. KRAMER

which fpr quality and durability have been pro
nounced the finest in the Country. have them
from So to $500. All Watches guaranteed as
represented. ] nlsohayc anew stock OiFrench
md t...vIrpu
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The great scourge o: this continent yield,
quickly to course of these antiscptic Pills,
and the digestive organs are restored 10 theiI
proper tone; no matter in What bideous shape
this hydra Of dsea exhibits itself this search.
ing end unerrng remedy dispeTses it from t!e
urtirnt'g gystpm
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rer9etlid, ioste 2aeOu trauril SD bin nod
ntat gu @nbe nit menen ldlimmeu Nadrjts
ten.
0fo4 pidt? fra8te 5aia lAmerspou. Oeuu
oenn - fabren Sic fcrt!
Wien 1T sefallen
Wien 1T 9efu0eu? louie 5AiI entieet. SIT
oas pabr unD 9ewiB :?
81, Sofia, e8 1T tpabr unn selpiB Der
Railer 6san3 1T nit etuer JanIllte mad In.
9arn entfloben, uno Der &aijel Der 6lansolell
1T oterulal6 ulS Sieser in Dien einsespsen.
limb Die 4Siener baben teiue 8ertbeiOioun9
perlnAt?
Ste 9aben lie UesIudt, aber 6alp Die g8affeu
9eltredt nno flip rubIB unO SebOrlau eeflgt,
Der Suffer Gtapclcon bat lelne 0telicen5 in
SHoabruun 9encInulea, unc ppn bort ans bat
er eine prpflamaticn an ole Oelterrei9er ers
lalien. @r fcrpert ie auf, bm treu uuo 9e.
boranl gu lein, nno l0it Die Wiener Qanowebr
auT. Oenen, welde rubis ibre Wlllen abllez
fern, miro Elm 9eneralparpon bewialat.
@In GENERALIZATION, rief Shia bDbnla1eno,
Elm 0eneralparorn Daiir, DaB lie benz 3uf ibz
res Sa'ers 8etoSt, unD ltd bewalfnet babeu
5ur Nsrt9etol9un9 oeS SaterlanoeS lluo mas
lou oenen 9el4ebeu, Die flip ni1t erseben?
Den Sfttcleren uno 2anomebrmdnnern, bic
nidt our beltimmten 6rilt beimtebreu, louen
tbre Sduler nleoer9ebrannt, br 8ermGaen coue
fisctrt, unO tie alS Autabrsr bebanoslt u. per.
urtbeiit peroen.
Sp, tief SAia, feline beoeu arme gum
9nnmel er4ebenO, SIbt eS oenn pa erpben nod
elnen @ot OOer iNlaTt aua 81? @ebts eineu
9Ctt, uno er bat teIn Sbr fir uuleren Sdmer
denSl4re, tsln Weitleip fir unlere S9ulad ?
Die Oln9e teprsn lid um, Die 9atur wro our
unnatur, be Gbre 5ur Sbanoe, osr Patrlctls=
mus sum 4uTrn1l, uno @5ct liebt eS, uno @rtt
lei0et eS
ia, l19te 2hecw nit cuem atraurisen 9a-
beln, @Ott leioet eS; O1s gBort, mas Ouio
UOm @oto ia8t Gilt ieet Den 5bnen. 54iu !.
y Die lte4ret4s Sade 9efiel ben @cttsrn, aber
59Hen sefalt Die belieste!"
t5prtleBuus tOIat,)
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GefebdftSbntber, Napicrs nno
Observation-Disclosures.

Samuel E. Turner, SO. 8 Sio. @barle8ifr:.
td tsfdntia TN 8Urrat stn srOses easer SSn papter,
5dlcbmasrlar, Sef6dft5. GDntp. .8lhern. Sn ieis
ns aaasr bsEntet a5 inlGnbcs unS mpOrtirtss rei5.
unO gss9aptsr SCn alien ,elt@sn SGrisn anS gabrtisa
8rttt.gpuperte aner SUrten.
G6reibmatsraIien dler sr. fir Sifre u grtsutSbrau
6tdbIfebern, 5eber1alter, 9te8elIad, Ob.
Iaten 8letftftt uno @ 8rtffel, Itntenf6ffer &c.
Eintc gum 9 dretben unp fur @ppterpr fen,
BON ben befen 5abrifsn &Optsrpreffeu, YDrtpfU.
ItcS 0Drte pnuat &c. &C.
Sprte sn arOsts Eager SOR 9Gfpapttt, SpteItar'
Ten ruder.B Drber &c. Al ben biatafen Wrsfsn
6Snbler unb Drufer aus benz Qanhe perbn tn ibrem
1ntereTe fnten bet MIR rcrsufpre9en. Sebr17t
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a'e lical House.
SC III EIbzSreDerrcs= Or .
BaItlmOre. .Dt'',

Oaitltlore, DC.
StSrsHbe sa hnssrprlfune scr Gaaciabsee iu oeG
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