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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

The above is portrait of David M'Crcarv,
Napier township, who, on the 3lst day Of Aug.
1858, made affidavit before Justice Gorley that
he was treated f1r the cure of Cancer by three
Physicians of .dford county, and by DR.. Now
ION of the Electric College in Cincinnati, for a
period of nearly eight months, notwithstanding
which, his lip, nose and n portion Of his left
cheek were entirely eaten away He had given
up all hope, when he heard of the "Blocd Search
er," and was induced to try it, Four bottles
cured him, and although sadly disfgurcd there
is no question but what this invaluable medicine
saved his life. The full particulars Of this case
may be seen in a circular, which can he had of
any of the Agents.
We also refer to the case Of Nancy Bleakney,
of Eldertown, Armstrong county, Pa, cured of
Scrofula after being unable to get out Of bed for
three years.
To the case of a lady in Ansonsylle, Clear
held county, who wat also afflicted with Scrofula
in its worst form.
To the case of George Meisel residing in Carl
town, Cambria count Pa, who was so badly af-
hicted with Cancer that it eat his entire Off
and his case was worse, if possible, than
McCreary's.
The particulars Of these cases-every one Of
which was cured by the use ofthe Blood Searchcr
may also be found in circulas to be had Of
any Of the Agents,
X, VI. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, nea
tho Pa, Railroad Depot, Holldaysburg Pa.
Dr. Geo. IL. Keyser, Wholesale Agent Pitts
burgh Pa.
FOR SALE BI-C. d, Watson, Clearfeld
John Patton, Curwensville James B. Graham,
Grahampton E. F. Brenner, Morrisdale John
hussell, Pennvillei X. II. Moore, Luthersburg
h' o, Stirk, New Millport; c, r. Foster, Phil
llSburg ii, S'Fan, Ansonyillp. Russau MINI
ray New Washington; Edward Williams. vii.
Evansville jackson Patchen, Burnside; Samuel
Aegarty, Glen Hope
Feb, lst 1860.
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LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE!

TNHE undersigned subscribers, take this meth
IL cd Of informing the public generally, that
they have this day entered into copartnership in
THE BLACKSMITH BUSINESS,
and can be found at the shop formerly occupied
by J. Shunkwiler, on Third street. in this bo-
rough, where they will be pleased to sec the oh
customers and as many now ones as can make
it convenient to give them a call.
Bring on your hoes, your spades and picks,
Your log-chains and your pulling sticks,
Your sleds, your sleghs, your horse, your mare,
No three-year old shall then go bare.
Your spears will work up then just right
To prooning hooks for every height
Your swords too shall then be wrought.
To plOughshares such as Cain Ter bought.
JACOB SHUNKWILER,
GEO. W. ORR.
Clearield, December S, lS5S.-tc
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J, G. HARTsWICK, NJ D.
WALTER BARRETT.
JOHN HUIDEKOPER

Civil ENGINEER & LAND SURVEYOR, offers
his professional services to the citizens Of usss
field county.
All business entrusted to him will be prompli
and faithfully executed.
Office with Leonard, Finnoy & Co.
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.NaTyhaH-Gen. A. II. Hills.

assistant Horsha1ls-Major D. J. Nevling.
Col. VIM. Ten Eyck, Capt. T. j. McCul
Tough. Capt. Edward A. Irwin.
PgroiechnicS.--H B. Swoope. w. W.
Belts, l.. r. Merrell, James L. Morgan, j.
B W1ltprs Raubar, " C,o,l-,,,,,
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DENTAL CARD.

ID oBERT J. WALLACE, ATTORNEY AT Law,
IL Clearfcld, Pa, Office in Shaw's Row, ol-
poSitc the journal office.
dec. |, lSjS.-tf
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ELLIS IRWIN a. SONS

4 7 the mouth Of Lick Run, FIVE miles "a.
~ Cloarfeld, MERCHANTS, and extsn.'
Manufacturers Of Lumber,
July %, 1852
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Joe pRlNrlN @,
DANIEL GooDLANDFR

VUs1lCE Of the rcscc
~ luiluylufv, Clwfeld Co y
will rjtrd Tr,mIily ia nll lusircsr en,p,,
TO be t9Ie. N6i,b 2s, ltCC- y. rd
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CLEARFlELD STONE WARE POTTERY.
NEW EEOTEg..

The undersigned respectfully 5cgs e., q
announce that he recently routed a house in d
borough Of Lumber city,-Clcarield county Pa
for the accommodation of the travelling public
watermen and all others who may favor bin
with a call.
His table win always be supplied with as good
as the markets afford; and no pains viii b
spared to render his guests comfortable whh
under his roof. To which the facts that no i
toxicating liquors of any kind will be kept ab0a
the premises, will he trusts, contribute in ~
small degree. While, wnat is always importart
to the traveller, the best attention will be given
by careful hostler to that faithful companion Of
his journey, his patient steod.
July 4, lS6O.-ly. JAMES CROSSLT
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MOORE & IlTZWlLER.
holeSalc and Retail Merchants. Also

w extensive dealers in timber, sawed lunj
Der and shingles. Also. dealers in -four an
grain, which will be sold cheap for cash.
Oct. l I, 1859.
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P,W. HAYS.

nAGUERREAN, Melaineotypist, Ambrotv
~ Pist, and JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
kcrsey, Elk County, Pa.
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JUDsEs-hiehard Mossop, John Ir, in. Horace
fa'ohin' Reuben IL. Moore, VIM. Porter.
Class N.-Tailors ma Upholtercrs pork.
Best suit clothes made by hand 81 90 2d best Din
Best coat made by lady, 5O.2d best do
Best vest made by lady, do
Best pants made by lady, 40
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

Best set farming utensils, owned by farmer OF
"a best set farming utensils, owned by farmer, Dip
JuDGEs--John D. Thompson, John Russell, o
b. Merrell, j. II. Fleming Samuel Powell.
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ntt nnti Wt ia tttlp4 hW
nwl rai H,tuf msrh 4 iafthum thth. ult
jttbts aMu Judge Barrett Ms VIM v io.
by Mrs GOV, hrl,b Me, Elm htib. Ne
John shiuy Me kllii liwih, Mtt Jonsihhh
taHihom. Me. ueOtre WILTON, tBofgs)
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Class 22.-Bread and Cereal Food.

'Cn'bs---+hrs. james Forrest Mrs. j. Boynton
Mrs. VIM. Irwin, Mrs. NJ. Mccullough Mrs
Robert Ross, Mrs. JB Graham, Mrs Rev. Mcleod
Glass. 23.-Butter and Cheese.
Best 10 pounds butter, 81 OO---2d hest. Din
Firkin, 20 or more lbs,
made in May or June, Odd best, Din,
cneese, Dip,
JuDeEs---G. L. Reed, Mrs. Richard Shaw, Sen'r,
Mrs VIM. Morgan (Lawrence), Mrs. Martha
Marttock, Mrs Jrdge Wright, G b Goodlander,
VIM. Mcbride
CLASS 24.-Four.
Best barrel Of Flour, s dip I'D best. Din.
g 100 lbs -four (spring wheat 50 c. a Dip
I'd best 100 lbs. houl (spring wheat, Dup
% pounds rye -four, o e. D.p
"a best 80 pounds rye Il .ur, Din
so pounds bu.k0 htat fatr, sl1 AD.,
I'd best 80 pds. buc, wh,a. -four. d.,
90 pounds corn meal, 5Oc,ADip
I'd best 81 pounds corn meal, Dp
JUI eES--Jesse Broomati, Samuel Jordan, r. 5
Humphrey, Ferdinand 0swalt, 3. Spackman, jr
CLvss 25.-DomcStic articles.
Best box or jar Of honey, Dip4 Sod best. Dip
Best 10 lbs maple sugar, Dip.& Sod best, Din,
Best preserved peaches in air-tight cans. Dip,
Bost preserved tomatoes in air tight cans, Din.
Bestpreseryed blackberries in air-tght cans, Din.
Best preserved currants in air-tight caus. Din.
Bsst ham cooked with skin on amode Of cure, Dip.
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CLASS 81 Vchiclcs Of all Kinds.

WheeI barroW, 81 UU--2d best, Din
JuDGEs--Dr. H P Thompson, b Bowman, Jno.
Pauly, John b Hewitt, George Heakendop.
J. c. Brenner, G Miller
=,
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JubGEs-Milton Mcbride, Martin 0. stirk, Jas.
A. Caldwell, Andrew Addleman, Isaac Dunbar.
VIM. Brown, Hugh Orr.
CLASS 9.-Matcded Carriage Horses.
Best span matched carriage Horses or Mares so 90
"a best do DO do do 90
JuDGEs-Judge Barrett, James Forrest, Dr.. II, ?.
Thompson, Edwin Perks, Maj. S. c. Patchin,
CLASS l0.-Ndres and Colts
Best brood mare and colt by the side, 81 90
ID best do do do 20 . 90
Best Gelding, over 3 and under years old. 2 90
ID best do do do do 90
Best 3eldiug, over 2y's old,S Sod best.Sl 90
'.. N7r- 0r.r -0ore or. Or-'d best. 90
20 .w.rH over suuserj ,. 5u-2d best Oo
tes. .... oyor ! a uudsr y I OO-2d best, Dir,
JUD6Es-John swan, Matthew Foreee, Jacob
Illegal Wn. Tate, Robert McNaul.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

JUDGEs--GeOrge Wilson (Boggs), Michael So.,'
JAS A. Reed, Samuel Kirk, Joab Rider, Josr
Irwin Martin II Luther, Robt. Mehafey, Hugh
Henderson,
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JUpGEs--W William A. Reed, Reuben Wall, iona.
than Hartshorn, Hon. T. b. Davis, c. Baker
Glass lS.-AgriculhTH Implements.
Best Original invention in the county of
n
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display Of cabinet ware, IS 90 and Din
Office chair, ! 90 and do
JuDGEs---James II. Fleming, Krntzer. Benz.
B Waight Thos. Mills, Harrison W Spencer.
CLASS "a Coop0iug, Capmtripg and
Basket mahmg
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-10-03

Be5t sIngIe or dOubIo Shovel pI0W, I UU
I'd best single or double shovel plow, Dip.
Best horse power for general purposes, 90
I'd best horse power for general purposes, Dip.
Best fork and fixtures for unloading wagons.2 0O
ID best fork and fixtures for unloading " Dip.
JUDGEs---Simon Thompson, BENZ. Spackman, b.
b. Wright Daniel Hartsock, BENZ. Rishel.
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Ote @elt 1fnmut
Iqe gtattonen 1inb bon Oanf erfiQt.

Dasist6ts Sprt6wCrt: p8etnnnte DinSe ta6et teinen gDertt, Z"
bat etne febr btI6riutte &npenbuue. 8etanntes, melbes BE.
wuneerurssmertb, nIslt1 un0 5eesen6rtnsenb III, er;euet Old
tun9, Dantbartett unb &ntbuftasmuS. 60 mar es nit SUGppap's
unf6dB5aren ptlen. Sc ntetr mir nit tbren ipuneerppqen ST.
senibafteh betannt ~rrerben, lie mebr wtr ibre Q~Dtrtuneen In cen
rer3petfehffen Gdaea bepba6teu, oefO ttefer ~enpEuben mir tas
geretsnf, pel6es Prof SelOpaq ua bic Menf6bett bat.
Sn tteism Qanee, no MIR 70 f6nel fnb I'm 8ep6n&ten u. On.
ertennen BON tpabrea InfprI6sn auf Gr6be in QDifeni6afteu iebsr
Art, TT fetne pCpularttdt unbs Brenst. unb bic Ra6frase mad fe.
men &rsnetmttteln mare cine ertraOueante gu aennen, peaa fe
Fa nt4t awf cine fuGtps Bats Ron Grfabrans ~sranbete.
Sn BEN SabreSj etten, wp Dslenterte unb Dur6faa sprberr.
6en, petsert ia bic 9eSG(teruus I'M eansea SaOen unb gBsfeu
trseab ete anbere ptaparuttCn ais SplOwas's @taen einsuueb.
nnrn, trCscern bic ~bprttsen &erSte f6 umfunt tageeen frdaben.
Gs 1T nuslps etnem &rahfen, wel&er aat6slt& an Stdrte, Np.
petit, Wefunebett unp Wunterfett bur6 ZEN Getrcu@ bteIer wtrf.
ilmen Nrinet auntnmt, gu la8en. ba5 es cine blpBs 9srldampunf
III, es peretnist ib ba,tepes Organ. Mustel, gterSen uno 5iber
UNI iO8e Sebluptuns Der a5ss gu Setten; es 1T bafelbe tet Dss.
pepte, 9eberbei6werben unD tn Der Gbat Bel aaen tnnerlt6er
Srant6eiten Dtne Mu suabme Der Sal.
Nir iteben ntbt aGetn tn Der Anertennune Der helebenben unb
~fdrtenben @iseni4aften bieer Yiaen, betnabe iebes We6Ielblatt
wel6es mir STaen, satbalt cine Ober bic anbere MuetOute BON IT,
rem 2rtumpb uter ntsui<6e 9etben, Ober bic g9ieoernufri6tun
zines ~traftluien uap bphnuns stOitn, BON ben GerIten aufaeaebenel
arantsn, bird Bite Stlfe bteier ~wertbSpaen arsnet.
8etae anoere BITS itBt anaesefete Ntebi3tn bat f6 Elm IOl6e
COB BON Der mebt ~reieiGien uab pOlttf6en 9rsfe III er
sptrten 8epuet, ais SUatmaps Wfeptytnen. 3ettuneen uab Ifo
natsi2rtfttn, bic fb su a~rifptrattf8 bunfeuL UNI bic 4nsetse ee
w6bnIt6er 9raarate IN TIRE Sp1tten nuf,anebmea, enpfebler
ctele 9tlen trnfltd benz 8utrauen Der Qetbenpen. Gthts ala
pirtlt6e Geatia6en, gu rett %Der6rtttst, un b~eFritten su werter
waren I'M Stanpe Die anertanaten Srsane Der 0atultGt ,u StnnS.
gen. f6 Yur bteient ntd6ttsea @rinber, benz GGlar Der ntebtgint.
fdsa gBslt unb fsner anuerSletali&en Seianittel ,u beuaen. Oil
gDatrbeit iann 70 mtais in tbrem Qaufe a~ufee6alten werben, al.
Die 8lise bts Sinnmels. (Ms2Oit tup, I'D
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ba6 ct ~seseum6rti9 mesen zines ouperen 6om>
Dplfrei6e8 in Der Sail in Clifton fist.

ooB CT 9egenw6rti9 pe9en zines alrberen 8om:
bpltrei6e8 in Der Sail in Clifton iiBt.
Nuf ben Oonter1tug purbe Der Brp5ef
9e9en Spbn Sine8lp me9en Ieine8 befannter
Gerlu98, Ne9er auBerbalb ce8 Staate8 IN bic
5flaperei gu Serfaufen, a,lteraumt.
Den oemofratiiden 8uup Sam ORc@lpee
perurt6eilte per 8i6ter pegen oe8 %betannten,
meitldufi8 BON urS 9el6tloerten, brutalen S4=
len5temer=An9ri1fe8 uuf Den @lert Sellp 5u Ell
ner @elpltrafe Don $3.50. Dabei fano e8 Der
9fi9ter fir gut, feline beriibmte Sdlen5iener=
Mpral babtn I'll mpotft5iren er babe n1r &C.
la9t, in ben Nu9en pe8 Butlituu8 Iet Die elbe
seredtferti9t mas tbn ielblt b~etreffc, 10 re4t-
ferttge ct tie ntdt.
Sn benz Safe be8 @ep. &irbp, ter a1setla3t
mar, Bel Der Muui5ipalmabl i'm letten SftOber
i'll Der 5. Waro un9eiebli9 s%eltimmt 5t baben,
be9riinpete Der 8ertbetpi9er @opQn nit grpBet
61btsfeit etnen Sncioen5punft Don rein ~iuript>
ldem Snterehe. @nblt9 entldieo Der Gt9ter
oabiu, RAP fetne anflu9e 9e9en &irbp 8uldli;9
lei, oa feline @e1 ebe8afte ge9en ungeleblide8 II.
betriisertlde8 Stinmen cine Nnpeuouug auf
paS 8enebuen bel elmer Wuni5ipullpabl ers
letpe.
Sin d6nli9er San lag segen Nug. Serb
Dot {; ba oieler Ii9 aber ielblt l9ulot9 befaunte,
10 oerurt9eilte i'm oer 9tidter 5u elmer @eloz
ltrafe bon 500 unb gu 80 Ta8en Arret. (6pro
lit Elm s~emeiner SolOat in ben Geiben Der
@lubilten uno fein Sff5ier ODER gar General
pe8balb erbtelt er inter meniser 9rapirenben
llmltdnoen eine I9werere Strafe ais Der @lue
btlten~@eneral Ga8 2epp, Der, pb9letd ibnl bic
l4amlOleiten @emalttbaten unb Wabtbetriise,
reien nuGgepieien mprpeu; NIT elmer @elDs
ltrafe oappnfam.
Der peS DiebltablS l6ulOis befu1bene 5obn
9ofmann erbtelt 2 Sabre 3udt6au8. Oa
ipe9en Der Sapunsen ami 6reitu9 feline St5.
5uits 1T, 10 perben bic auf Treita9 anberaunl,
ten Prp5eie i4cn beute ouf9eruien tperoen;
Jtadoent Der Ht6ter bte8 pertinpet bate, BET.
tagte er bic @purt bis beute.
Sn pen unoern Courts FAM ni9tS
BON a1gentetnem Sntere1le Dor.
8ert4tt9uns.- Otidt Capt. 6elOs
mann'8, Ipnoern s APT S9retber'8 be-
Wulif=@orpS mar e8, mel9e8 Bel benz
pcr9eltri9en S4itbenfete tie @1lte purG feline
bdrmonil4en GOne 10 tDitlif umiiltrte,
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Wa6erludt unS &reb8 turirt.
Summon, @lE., ben q. 9on. 49,

eg!uftpis, Nltfr ben "a. San. 1851.
M'ertber 2err. = Dttt erosem @eysndaen made tb a. - :.
aaniaasaatsstn s. sStstiamiett tarss grafretnfeans smtt.
fetts .Ytlfen betdnnt. @eneral @. .. Ortpn einsr t a.hs.
s ia. st SarSe Dard tarea 8rufrsiet8er uns l%inOeraSsn Salan
Spa SrUantsss segstlt naQoent e. 40 Sabr lang auf ben TSS fraaf
gtfVa5s an i'm, srsrOet Nlttsn' @trf@teOeae Sdae soa @ S@TsT 9Ss
mo M Mfs9S w9rOen e1fntaas m metner NaGtarfdaft ae6riit.
Sss 9aiIes Eel&es fer ftaea iuaatna. sd CAB i5r aisSSfo SVs
tprenh AltrattSe GgttiGIn9Speranoernce ISestin) uno ~ IL isat
91a5lt@ 9epetlt Qantetrtett se8en fe uno Der Q8unfh iii ssgYss
Sfeatlt9e @Cbl BADEN MID tepSsen an Sic III i6reiSnen,~ tr ~ y
tb EN- 6remeer gu Sbnen bin uno Sic fnD Hetr ais sinfnmsma
CUR SerpHeatttdaas oteleS I'm yale Ste CO minl4en iOatea.
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glartsstlf, @ee, teaic Sept. 1851

a. a = gIuE1sVIAf, WeVy pfaiF Sept, 1857.
@ertter Qerr' = 0tetne EU&ter purte Dor ur,ep, sr ein.r,
palsubel betaaen, rel6es etne erCBe Me6nli6feft mir Ssr :" 9 sr1"
aGe ctne GrDls. Cine gta6t ua4 Der anbersr gstatcas oS X m Sts
HtnO tDnnte trtne Nube Fnoen eAbi6 terf6affte fb mir =, Z" S ~
lung su Stanpe. SD ftble nt& be6balb, nddf Der @Cr IsSsS R yn
rent SrufretnteunSsmiitel tef perpFt6tet FIR Sic cs en- Sy
meineS &tnpe$. VtlHhVpt't
Das alternative babe tA an MIR fslbf erprObt unb oef,nSs, Sns
eS BET mir cine p~plfaroiee llmpanbluna retner 6 S0nifi Him. 4"
iwedte, no ale anoere Dftttel febli6Iusen. SD mar ME Elm S Ssg.S
BON 9atrntmeotstnen, bin aber lest uberseuat oaE tb 4hr s ot eat,
ntttteln llnre8t that un0 tb bin serne bereit bieleibeaf ~ ala sm.
n~tPfeblen. ~ sWW
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
80 attn, @retn So. ". o., ben 8. @oO. g.

W Fttll, Green 81. q. o, Ben 8. MaS. l859.
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8euent6 81 @unfsn ttrer u~nl8asbares Wt&eSiStr, BEN si Y n ms
rem ttn;ujufuBen ~" N"Vf'
Dor u%n8efatr s Sa9rea Bate i'd eiueu l6wereu Mrou -.
g%3rOtdstts ato nurbe bt ben g~eibtftefen &ersten fir fGrI (
it1tt9 ertlatt. Dnr8 zen 6fteren @e6raub tbres Srrfrs ~.
9un9snttttels geuas tb. Sd babe Dafel6e in arO6en Dpisn :
npmntea uno tpe &nwetiun9en NOD dbertsUfen. Geit iener as,t
babe I'D 60 IN nnetner 8aittie ptl ansewauSt, ebenfO rrte t6rs s
u noern6e uho mtn6tretbenben BalIam. uno asts nj,
ocnt befen &rtol9e. 2BdbrenO Der lansiGtriaea ,Rraufksit MOI
nr t6DtnoluAtteen 0rau, usaren ibre @{rbsinen oft Sic sin,iosn
meI9e @rlettterrhe Seri6aftten umO rem fe aud ntbt beifen ~
tanates @tttteI nebr HeGen tunnte) f~0finpern fe bp6 lire 5 aS e :
5G ~ g9sa ams sSs sTess 8eu9g4ie etues sgtanaes, beeu 8amilit me6r
bate. fir Ste NIB tie SADIE Der Mtenldbeft einiaen gp,rtSg !" Et tOt y
lto tie rtIfpntnten Su6ent metntgen' =" -
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Neue8 ppn Sdmeben

(Suu;us aus etnem 8rieft bes SReS. @brp. 81. gssts...
Stpfbplnt, SAweeen, ben 10. MfGrs 1879 wt
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tann taant ethen Gag ptne tafelbe feia. Wiebrers On'eitn.. a ~ "a
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Nitbma, 8lutipeiea &c.

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@tetne 6raa mar fff bret SSaDrea f6wer franz NIT qrUn6its
rno pa tidy ptelta6 Won Der SStrtfanfett tbres SruaretnforrosTT. j.
pere arantbettea Der Sunge .sebDrt bate, f. faufte ii Elm ei"e W. Ss, an.
oaSpn uo etne SdabteI STANDARDIZATION unb ids Bin IN IN o92s glgs
sSbnen nel6en gu tpnnen, oaB nab benz Gebraud beg BErSgaar ~aaG
eunsSmtttels tpr 9uten Seretna, bic 8eI6werSen ltrO sSnmsrass
behn Atbrnen naNHeBen uno IN etnem 4ROnat cine DoGaSns3;,s
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SON IS. &c. M1ntera SD q

Itaeb9sSile, Saq ben 5. Mara 1858.
Wtetne Qerren. Mts erpsem 0eranioen er,bfpSfs "a Z
len &rantpetten Der luftr6tre tbr rufrrinisunesnaittet SAM,
tlren %ltneerneen Sallaat bet ftarfern MnswurF unb QeEsrIs,SSs wS" \
an9epanbt babe. T'iP'B'
81. %. gBtnters
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@roBe @rmdBiauna Der 2nderpreile.

g. q. 7 @tS.. q. .. 8 Cts. 9eretntster 9-1O Cts, Sut,u6er
II @ts. frti9e @ra8buter 25-28 @ts.; Orange 8rane Stinfen
10 gut ME ipsltp9dlt9er nnr IA Cts. aus9e3et6neter @6anlpag-
ur @,osr in 6laiaen ieDr biu8; better BORT, Sberrp- umb 1RS-
oetra- Nsetn bel Sap nno 6laI9en; alter 8ater.g8bi8tep Der 8eite
III Baltimore, i0mle fetne GtquOre uno BranbieS BON alien SOrten
BET MeOOnato EbOma8,
26 Oh. galhmpreltr.
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gInfaQ ppn gIusaehrl1nn

UneS mag ~beSen9en, bb i9 Dor un9efibr g Sota ~ Ncn
Srantbeit befaaen miroe, bic mid nit NuSis5r,nnms7 49, ~ ette
ateroieS bon etnen, i9~nlerSiten 9ulen eeplaet ipurot 'sS "a
BON ben berGbnte1teu Aer3ten beDan6elt, Cbne eine q ~ ~ ouros
Md Or. Sapne8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu probiren AVsttrSete man
@ebran9 Der erfhn 6lai4e Wnroe i'd etpas befsru n,s S% %srr esm
pon 8 6lai1en erfpl9te meme oDui9e @euehrno. : "Np YeVfaag
Sloac Cram
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sIDmimiftrattpns=g 81 nsetae.

Noti6t miro bermtt 9e9eben, baB Die llnter5e9nete bon benz
Baiien9ertft Der @taot Baltimore 8olmatt sur gerpaltung be8
ten Bat. que, bic 6Oroerun9en all oieien Na9laB baben. tper-
ben btermit aufsefproert, ipl9e nebit ben n6tbt9e1 8eIe9en an ODER
Dor benz 26. Npp 1860 ein~Sureiden nno 9eheno Su MAIDEN pper
gu 8epartt9en, oabt ie i9rer 6oroerungen an bieienglablaB 9elesIt6
fur perlult9 ertlart weroen. glue Die 3a9lun9en an bieien @a6,
LAP gu MAIDEN baben, perSen 9iernut aufseOrbert, iOl9s u%npersd9-
lid an be Undergraduate gu leilen.
5Suni5, An, 1mbw Ratb. Oreiiel, Mont.
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Sabt ibr ben Geu9bulten
&Dnt,nt Qlae nmS aeucIct.
OlHrun9 Der Sllt9e.
Mr.,an,ns a.. 49, o

Or. .. SaSne!
@certter Serr: SIN Sabre 1850 mar i'd lebr letbenb, mas 81
ntstaen' e~dGIhalttn TN Sprbereebeube Sabre sulbrteb. Sd er.
tt etneh MniaA Sn Slutun8 Der 9unse, wurOe jebO6 nad @e.
hralidg ,tpres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nteoel ein,tb aebcflt m,
babe lsttesr tstnen @etteren &nal eebabt.-S Sd babe ferner be
lelpe Nteet5h nlepreten 8tnrsrn fur BEN &eu66ufen einaeo eben
veri6aHte uO tRa Suest ee6etlt bat. S'""p" 'pH8
.Ibps. s. @nIrt.e~
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B1Ittn1pter 70, Ae3enbet 1909. ~
Dd tn Tplee Der felt benz l. Suit 1856 erlittenen @erlufe eint
8etfeuer npttwenbts semprben 1T uO bic Girettpren in spei
na6etnancer ~fpl9enben npnat1tGen 0eriammiaueen etne Bet
feuer %anseDrbnet unD ~senebmtSt BADEN, nel&e tn Der 8ate BON
30 @rC3ent PPM 8etraee Der etneesablten Sumnaen gu Ietfen TT
70 nerben bic Miit9lte6er Der @efelldaft hermit bena6ridttat
6a6 fe mad ben Settnimunseu Der SncprpOrnttpnsafe ~Serbunben
Enb, benz @aiErer ibren berbdltutsmastsen Anttetl befaeter 9et.
feaer mad pben betaerfter &ate binnen oreiBte Iasen mad Ser
~naanseluue Diefer 8ablune, er, tie, pber elm Sober, Der btes unter-
Taft. nm ben ~brppelten getras biefer Nate geftraft merpen pirb,
per bteie Strde binnen 3ebn Gagen 5a sablen unterldBt fpl ubtr
tinn pen befasten Dtrettpren Spn alien @prtbeilen unb N5pbltba
ten, bic ieine Cber tbre 8erFdcruns pber @eritderuneen ~eerabreu
Cber BON auen ietnen Dber tbren Mnfpru6en auf Sntere6en ppr
benz Gdpttale Der @eelf6aft auSee fblpHen unb trpsben ansebal.
ten rerben, jene 0fate in @emdBbett Der Behimmuneen beiaeter
SneUrppratipnsatte unb Der SuppIemente 3u ~berielben 3u 3abIen,
TranctS &rHpE
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Meinen Sreunbeu, 8efauuten uno ~ibcrbaupt benz &c.
sbrtsn Qubltum oe %erSebene GnSeise, oab ib aus BEN @ef6dft 6e8
0rn. Sacob g8abl a~uSSetreten bin unp Elm Out unb Wtasensei6ait
SO. "a 8altimprel IT,, 2. Gbur BON 6reoertdltr.
af meme eisene 0tetmung eablirt babe, bite oaber, sa8 mir in
ueiner fraberen Steauns sel4entte @ertrausn AUD ferner gu Iber-
tro9en unb 9ebe i'd bic Serr9erun9, oB t9 BEL gutter &8aare bic
ptut9itsn Bretle lteuen peroe.
I'm 9ittSen 3ulpru6 bittet er8ebenlt
Up g sno Gbas. 3te91er.
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Sal8braune (Crounl.

SObm Sarria,an, @sq., @tcparOstown 81 Z sx..s,.
@cr tur3en bate zines reiner Rinoer eineS n et Epss ! -. !.
S satSla 9 HsmS SStSOr rSrs ~sl9er qn8peiiebat obns i@ saa Sasi,
srultmtttcl no mao 8erlani bon q gtunSssI.' "Vti in ssg,a : %ns 'g Sa
mar balo baraut wieoer Wobl. o"No '''p' Hno
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@z@=@, s. Sebrens, an Der @de BON Sap unb SSront.
~ltraBe bat loepen enen neuen 8orratb BON %9ploe1ten,
~ilbernen unb 1tdblernen Brtlen brett aus ben beIten s~a6rifen gu.
ropa'S erbalter u1c btetet bieielben gu maB9ent 8reIie gum Ser.
taui aus. @benp ga9ensIdier, p~eriStppiide ano traSilianil6e
&dsL. Slider.
8uaen werten reeartrt unO @laIer einseIeBt in ~fHr5efer Belt
une gu ben bll9iten Pra1et. (0at2, Sm)