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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03
A Brahmin's account of his Country.

Rev. Mr.. GaDgooly. converted Brah-
min now travelling in this country, deliv-
cred lecture in New Bedford, short
time ago, on the manners and customs of
his country.
He said the Hindoos were divided into
thirty-four castles, of which the Brahmin
reached the highest, and the banker,
goldsmith and the shoemaker were among
the lowest. The blacksmith is of high
caste, because of his usefulness. If a
BrahmiD eats animal food, be looses his
caste, which be can never regain. The
subject of birth was next treated. The
birth of male child was always made
the occasion of great rejoicing, while the
birth of female child was hardly MOTTO
ed. The mother of fse or six girls was
always the subject of scorn and derison
and never went into society.
There are but three castles in India
that could not read or write. The strict
est attention is given to the education of
boys io India. while girls never go to
school The dicipline of Brshmin life in
some instances was grand. A Brahmin
rises at FIVE o'clock, walks out and gath
ers flowers, and bathes before the sun RI
ses. If the sun sees one of this class in
bed, the fourteen generations of his an
cestors will be punished iu eterD Dity. Wo-
men must bathe every morning before
they go into the kitchen, if they do not,
people will not eat their cooking. Brsb-
Minis must keep silence while at the table;
il they speak while eating they ere O.
bliged to go without food the entire day.
The marriage system was next coDsid
cred. Hindoos do not know, strictly,
what marriages are. Neither the boys
nor the girls have anything to do with
this NJ after. Parents In axe all matches,
and the parties have no idea with whom
they are going to unite their deStinies. un-
til they arrive at the alter. The mar
riaReable age of girls is from seven to
ten, and that of the boys, from thirteen
to twenty five. A girl Of thirteen years
of age unmarried is considered an old
maid past all redemption.
Iu regard to the burial ceremonies oi
the dead in Indiana, many things have
been said and written By travellers that
were untrue. The burning of the bodies
of widows upon the funeral pile of the
husband was explained and accounted for
by the facts that, when a woman becomes
a widow she must always remain IN that
situation, and they were never thought
anything of, or treated respectfully, and
many of them, in view oftbese facts. pre-
ferred death. This custom has recently
been abolished BY the British Govern
ment.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03
NO.17
Strange Monomania.

Within the space of few days four
churches and an academy we're burned
in Lincoln County, Tennessee. A half
witted individual by the name of John
Rudd, on being arrested on suspicion of
of having set fire to one OF then. confess
ed that he had burned them all. He
said that it vas his intention to burn eve-
ry church IL the county which was over
ten years old as be considered that by
that time they we're pretty we'll worn out.
He had allotted himself six months for
the completion of this laudabe enterprise.
The arrangement. however, has been in
terfered with, and the authorities have
allotted him a somewhat longer period in
jail
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03
asrGor. Stsnat. of Missouri. having

sagGov. Stewat, of Missouri, having
brought diseredit upon the democratic
party by bis habitusl drunkenness: very
general desire has been manifested to
shake him off, and disaVow all response
biity for his conduct. The Governor,
however, is not inclined to let himself be
be peaceably "wbisted down the wind, y
by bis party. He says they have no
right to fud fault with his intoxicstion,
for be was drunk when they nominated
him, drunk when they elected him, drunk
when they inaugurated him. and drunk
he means to be till the end of his term.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03
A terrible affair bappeped recently At

A terrible affair happened recently at
Shellbank, Texas. A Mr.. Stephenson
sold piece of land to Gen. Bishop, and
after the purchaser bad made improve
ments on the land, Stephenson wanted to
get it back for the same amount be had
been paid for it, bat bis proposition wa5
refused BY Bishop. This incensed Ste
phenson, and accordingly he With his wife,
son and daughter, went to Gen Bishops
house, whore they found young Bishop
sick in bed. The wife and daughter held
the sick man down while young Stephen
son cut him literally to pieces with knife,
killing him almost Immediately. While
this was going on, Gen. Bishop Knocked
out the eye of the elder Stephen
son with Ratchet The StephensOns
we're arrested.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03
For a Bruise.

Whenever you get black eye, BY a
fall ou the ice. or BY running against a
bed post or stopping powerful fist, ap-
ply cloth wruug out of very warm wa
ter, and renew it until the pain ceases
The moisture and heat liquifes the blood -,
and sends it back to its proper channel.
Sc warm water, or hot, but never cold
water to the bruise. A doctor would
charge a dollar for this advice, but we
give it gratis. Water Cure Monthly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03
nara man applied once to be sbipred

B~A man applied once to ee shipped
before the mast. Are you an able sea-
man or green bandl" asked the shipping
% aster.
why, no, not exactly SD able seaman,
but yet not exactly green hand. | have
some kuozledge of the water"
Ever been a voyage!"
"No"
"Ever been on q river crafti"
"No."
"WeIl, what then do you know about
the seal"
"Why, I've tended sawnill'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

Cure for Rangbone.--I succeeded in
removing the lameness of ringbone. by
making bag of strong linen cloth, about
two inches broad and eight inches long,
which I filled with copperas. tied on
the foot just above the rfngbone, and
wet twice day. Keep it 90 about four
weeks. The man that told me of this
said be had cured several in this way
w. Fl. Chaffee, IN Rural NeV Yorker.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

Too Smart.--"Come here, my little
man." said gentleman to youDgster of
five years, while sitting in psrlor where
a large company was assembled. Do you
know mel"
"Yith, thir."
"Who am let me hear"
"You ith the man who kithsd mamma
when pspa was in New-Alk %
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

Somebody says that a young lady
should always ask the four following ques-
tons before accepting the hand of any
young man:
Is be honorable !
Is be kind OF hesrtl
Can he support me comfortably
Does be take paper and pay for it in
advance
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03
s~At a Jubilee at Baytons factor

sS-At jubilee at Bayton's factory,
in North Adams, Massachusetts,, last
week. Mr.. Dayton remarked that when he
opened his mill, in 1882, wages for girls
we're AZ cents week, and calico cost one
dollar yard; now some of bis girl. earn
six dollars week, and calico is sold for
eight cents q yard.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

s1rIn Illinois, movement Of the Re-
formed Latter Day Saints, which has been
on foot for some time past, has Gu nina
ted in the acceptance of Joseph Smith,
the younger Of the headship of the Church.
The object Of this wing of the commission
is to put an end to the corruption snd e.
vii existing in Utah. to displace Brigham
Young, and to abolish polygamy.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

nTOf the sixty members Of the House
of Assembly elected in Rhode Island on
the 4th ult, the slave Democracy has
only Seren. and of the twenty y-seven SEN
ators only frel All the others are Re-
publicaus. What a glorious Democratic
vistory!"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

Rg-A free bank, with capital of $780,
600, under the provisions of the new Law,
is to be established at Clear6eld. The
books were opened on Friday last, and
the whole amount of stock was taken dur.
ing the day.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

GA man passing through gateway
in the dark. bit his nose against post.
| wish that post was in b-ll, said be.
"Better wish it was somewhere else,"
said by-stander. "You might Fan a.
gaiDst it again"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

R@A new kind of leather has made
its appearance in market. 1t is made
in the river St. Lawrence. From the
skin Of the white whale can be made su-
perior kid sole leather, harness leather,
and black leather for boots.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

e@rGoverpor Packer has signed the
death warrant of Henry Pritts, recently
found guilty of murder in Somerset coun-
ty. He is to be executed on the 22d of
June.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

Caavassing, AT an election csndi-
date solicited a vote.
81 would rather vote for the devil than
you" was the reply.
but in case your friend is not can
didate,' said the solicitor, might then
count on your assistance I"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

sW Bucks county is entirely free from
debt. The Commissioners bad a special
meeting recently. to meet the Auditors
and pay off the Indebtedness, when every
oblig alton agsinst the county was cancel
led.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

A little child said to his father. with
an earnest couDteDance II know how to
fire the guns Of earth, but who is tall e.
nough to touch off thunder!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

1t is said that in some of the villages of
the West, it is so healthy that the folks
have to shoot a man to start burying-
ground.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

n@Under a recent act of the Penn.
svlyapia Legislature, Model Farm sad
Botanic Garden are about to be estab.
ished near Philadelphia,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

A countryman who saw for the first
time hooped skirt, hanging at shop
door, called to ask "what bird they kept
in that cage I"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

BHA philosopher. being asked what
was the first thing necessary towards
winnins the love of woman, answered,
IAN opportunity"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

Two men out West undertook to see
which would ruO the fastests. One was
a sheriff and the other was thief.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03

The old fOgy who poked his head from
"behind the ii res, had it knocked sound
ly by passing event
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-03
VOL 10.
Published by Theodore SchOch.

TERMS.--Two dollars per ahnum in advanee-Two
dollars and quarter, half yeary-and if not paid be-
fore the end of the year, Two dollars and half
No papers discontinued until all arrearageS are paid,
except at the option of the Editor.
Embellishments of one square (ten lines) or less,
one three Insertions 81 90 Each additional inseT
ton, IS cents Longer ones IN proportion.
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SeQeOiQc'
6pmtbier s. 0foher.

gfo. 10 N%fatnltr, 3pilhen Der II. II. Is. StrnEs.
frIaubsn lid hermit ibrrn 8reunpen pie benz
Osutlhen Yutlitam iberbnupt Die erasbenlfe On
''t9e gu MAIDEN, RAP lie ibr neu etabIirtss
SSetn= HnS Si9arrem=GjeIdGft
unte'm p%futi9sn &aae rrGfnet baten.
Ourb elm retbbalti9es Eager Der belen Nbein.
Iran3oltlhe uno un9or- 9Bcine, 8apunne uup I'm
belle Sranntpeine, 8um uno 98bisfiss uup 6o.
oannas uno Gomeitic. Giearren in Den Stonn
aslsbt, allen tili9en NnfOrOerunaen qeniioen N
tonntn, wirO es unisr e~ifriafes SeIfrebe2 lein
Our6 StIi9teit rer Yreiie uno ReeQitit bsr ST.
0'en"n9 unS Pie @unit pel UubIitum5 ~ erin.
gen unU ia erbatten.
Ii4mOnN @a., 5. 1Raj 1860.
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Ssfen! OefenI

D.m beuti6sn YubIitum Die an5eiee, oog ia
t,pe Nuswabt pon Sefen isOer art OOrratbi9
+; .ts. SD CLAUDE i'm Staurs gu lein, ScrermanH
al rem @tmilnihtsn bs0isnsn ,u fDnnsn. Sn.
II i'd FUR @friyeren 3ulprua oantt, bOfe ia auf
she 5ortlsBunS behslbsn..s
s. Settles,
$40. 80 1aintret.
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eaaerbifr Salon.,

no 20 Nfatnltr., 3ptlten Ger ID. unb is. Ctr.
MI j. Glsrta SreunOsn an6 benz ssrbrtsm 9ubIifum mo6ea
eIne elegant einecribtsts 2a0sr6fcr- g1irtbihoft srSSSnr, @M ~
Snr9 CT! retdbaltises 9~8bOIciale. gaaer Der teitsn SSrinc
Hno IanieliIHen Sr6neisS in6 mir in btn SranS oSirst
ten Iu fOnnen. G5pnthiS~ y S ~ VIZ
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S. SO. 2imme,nann,

ubrma6er unO @Dlearbetter,
SreaptraBe, 5piiAen Der 5. uno 6.
@einen 8reunoen unp pem eeebrten Yublitum
Pie @raeiss, Dap i'd an cbi9en Ylabe einen ubs
:ens unG Seweler9sS tUre er0fnet babe, mpIslbF
tt cine 9fp6e @uswabI Der 9ei6madpoaTten in
pieles @cl6Gft eini&lagenre Nrtifel fibre, peren
Quite s%nrantir unp %hislslben gu auserprpentli6
tigi9en NretIen D%erfauie.
8eparaturen ieper Art werben lAueu unb fiji.
It belprot.
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uno Die perlhteotnen Nteetipnen, ipetde aus einem unorbtnl
li6en Masen ooer aus Der Geben entlprinaen.
Nte llnperoauitbfet, Sdure I'M Woeer, Golid, 6en.
brenntn. &ppetitlpii9feit, &engltli6feit, 8erltrpfune. blutenSt
une fnllt9t panlorrboioen. Sn allen ~nsrpGlen uno rbeuma
til9en Selen tat &C bel u~nSdtlisen Waltn ~ipobItbdtie aem:,fl
uno opultlnoi9e Stilune berppr9e6radt.
Dalelbe III cine rein peoeta6lifde WiIbuna. rob areuo
piienlbaftlihen @rIno16Ben unb mad Mnpetiuno bes br
rlbmten bsl6noilben 9rpfeiIprs Sperbaps, bereitet. gBeorn
lsir'ee grocer @rtoIsln tn ben nteilfen curopdiIhsn Staafen
mar ielne Ginfubruns in ben Ser. Staaltn mebr fur Dieieni.
ger belhnln,t, iptlfe aus unerm 8atcrlanbe in Sieiem Qonb.
isritrtut itno. Oa bdlelbe inter tbnen arpseu geifnI AZ
funoen, 10 btete i'd eS Dem amerifaniIhen 0ublifum an inSszo
Id weiB, Dap letne ii Der Shat tpunoer6area meeieiniIben 81,
ISsnlbaften IT'D Sefannti6oftf perl6aftn ner6en.
Selonoers Wiro es FUR Splhe e%mpfpblen, Seren Gpnfitutio
eurb en b%elt0noi9sn Gebraud pom 2iauoren Uoer amber,
@nsl9pelfun9en IN a%noronun9 s~eratben inb. @m 9(Qoe.
nleInen au9enbltflih %prflant, 1noet GO fen1en atroben $50
lum SIee beS 3ebene, iReem IS in jeoe gsrpe ~einorinot unS
le berubi9t. ben iintenoen 9eiit aufribtet unb in Der sra
nsue 9slunobstt un0 StarFs in Sas sanSs Spftem trinat.
BarnUn9:
{ Ste9roEe Serbrettun9 eeleo ausseSei6netsn Mrpmos g.,
rl4leoene Yahabmun9en berrOr9erufen, pesbal6 bos au I
blt!um i'm @nfaufe pOribti9 isin mug. Dorum, n 90 nStbio
Dap Sbr Soerbapes boa6nciibee Bitter, beppr Sbr "a fouf}
Ttftts probtrt. Cine 9outeile pirb Cub l6srieuotn Sst
Is oener ut, mte ale Y~adabmuneen.
%s Sertautt Sl.OO Der SVttel pber 6 @pt.tls fir s.
bi Gen etnii9eu @i9sntbumern "
Sent1 in 9o9e II, Il. 6 D.
6Gorttanten Den @rtiteln fur @pDtbefer II. Ebemifr,
9ittsbur1, 9a.
Sn u 6mono fprb oelcs Sitters oerFouft in b,n 0Ino
tbFten Der PIP. Dove uno Comp, Mleranper grpof ~
getterion, y. Sobniton II. 8rG., Oru6be uuo Hyperion q
Blair, S8artnsa uno Yrane, Gbarlss RiQIpauab unS 6. 9
Gttot unh IN allen Staoten Der Ser, 6taatea 10 6iefes 9,t.
tsrs IN BIZ &POibsfsR iH 8absn. -
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Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures
Wteinen 8reunren uno benz 9ce6rten Nutlitum
ie Mn,eise, Dap ib Die lsiber oOn 6rn. e i n,
}ung an SrCaol trnee SpiIhen Der l. uno Q.
,trucmmsn ba6s SnDem it gum Seiu6e Der
.iben ireuuOIihh e%inlapt, peripre6e i'd ourM
1t, @strInte unO aulmerflame Seoienuna mir
us DcblwOaen meinsr ssrbrttn G,dIte Al er.
a.rbel @eCrae Sernet.
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r6fuun9 ether q EN- D duIe
iii err a Is ene 8 Il nNltnae

Der Undergraduate itaGt hermit benz oerebrs
li&en beuti6eu Yublitum bic eraebenIe @n,eioe.
bab er am Oienitas, BEN 16. .. @., cine abenp.
i4ule fur erwadlene SInglinss erGFnet.
Der lnterri6t eritredt lt6 auf 9eSen, @drei.
ben unp &ednen, in tetoen SpraSben. beutId
unb eneliId. Die unterri6tsfunben fuo Diens.
tags unn 5rsitass, atenos BON SO u6r.
anmelpunsen mUse man ssfGaisIt bis au nod.
item Wpntagt MAIDEN, ba bic SbilersabG nur
bStbfens ouf a6t belhrdntt LIT. I'm nGbere
Nnsfunft penbe man itb an Den llnter,eibnetcn
tn isiHer @otnuns bel 6errn 9ulrarbciter &6b,
Ter, Srpabfrest, Dem Sti&mpnO 9s~tsrsburser
Depot ssssnlber.
q. Seder. Qebrer.
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8efanmtma6mnae
Milinery.I
81 abame g 0 n

@apame Son
erlaubt F@ Die @ufmerflamfrit Der bentf6en Oa-
men auf ibr rsidbaItises Eager pom IiGtnsrp-
@rtiEelm Az lsntsr, tie in Der ar6etsu 2tuswa6l
uno III alien Yrsi1en Bel ibr an BADEN linb.
9ae GuftrGse perben piinttli6a bsiorst BON
Naoeme Spu,
$40. SIS Natn StrGse.
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@u. S~JSautcl's

NS. NSnD,
no lol Sronrltr., 5wiiden Der 6!eH uno item
a5ent fur SeiOtiid's Gbampaaner,
smrtt bt Dem reutldrn Qublifum irin frild an.
Setommrnss Eager pUn @isarren, gSeinen, Gbom.
eettu6en, 9ebrannte ManDeln, iiber,uf>
srten @almus &C., n6mlih
100000 oeuti6e Gisarren, ale BRANDS,
10000 @Cnhns Sapana,
10000 6enry Clay 6aoaua,
$4,000 Srabucos 6auaua,
15,OOe 9rin1irs, Cara,
so SOren 8beinweinr,
20 &6rbe 5eirtTd'Ittn @6ampaouer. fir
melhrn ib Asent bin BON s bis IA Dol.
lars per Sort.
so Dubsnp Qcttuhen,
80 YfO. 9ebrannts @anbeln unp iiter,ud.
erten @almus,
wel6e @rtitsl i'd gu biaisen preis eFsrtre.
81. Nap, Plat.
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.Wtatnltr., itrilhen Der 5ten nrh 6ten
Nrbeiten.

g'elns 8reuIee unS e~anssIruts ftnb f;.un6It6f tiuoeln.
U.", M!lne prrratpt9tn Artthen. auf cas- gtItmadycujte
IN ;;llsnilCbem Ino amerltaHiiAem p:rnor oms,s E; :
" S'Gsfall3etn gu nsbmen ub elmer griuuro ~ unyertp,r.
Nh, tge pS anoeriparts oerarttss 9eifsIunaen riadfn' 6o if
uesrStg9i BIN, Dap th meins stsbrten sun6sn sbrn 10 ant
aap oaul9e[ esstenen fam, ais irsenS Elm dnStier fabritSSnl
" P"rssF St1st. 9ang s~rss6snt Seeob @iSssnt
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gu gerrenten

.OU UVITVNIEW I.
yin Wphnbaus nit einen, paran ltrBtnben
older 9utes 2ano, neten 6rn. q, Willcr's &np.
6enfabrit selesen, itett biuis auf l Uprr 5 Sabre
gu Ysrrsnten. Der 9las risnet ith Dprsielid fir
einen @drtnsr, Nil6banplrr cpcr @eBser. gfG.
hercs su srfrassn bel Srn. .. 2einaong, Srpap,
CITRATE ,pilncn Der l. uuo p.
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Sefonmtmo. ',taem.

8beiu- unp Mp1el usoerne.
Scetsn erboltsn cine Senpuns BON 25 Sas
Nbeti- unb WoisI.g 9eigr, rel8e ib biuia bel
6aB, @nlcnc, bcim Oubeuo crer ri~n,clneu Sln-
lben ~Yertaufs. Sacpb 9tppS,
$40. 1874 grpob, Citrate
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6attur unb@p o.,
@brleiale uno Stetotl @ein-, Qtqupr- un6
@i9arren.@ s1haft,
81 @alY Street, 2 Gbiiren BON Il. pber

81 GatY Street, 2 8biren BON a.. pber
Dearl Street.
Iuen ~unIeren Srrunben uno S;tannten Die
s%rsebene Gn;cise, pae mir bic pieStdGrise Wein,
crnte pee 6erru S6utte (Srant StrabeI'e
Sarm) tduflid an uns aebraGt baten unp off
f~erirru r~snislben uulern Setountrn auf's Sreunp-
li6fe. Dieter usue Sirsinii6e 94eiu pirr &C.
ipis tepem Seuuer uup Seinlamedsr munpen,
btnu es 1T Der refine Neheuiaft. I'm sinrn
frsunbli&en SuIpru6 bittct s~rsebeuit
S. 81. 5attprf IL. Go.
81. 9. SrGntlipeu 9erIoutn, wel6r cine
fcrblflihs 9Betnfur MAIDEN modem, tann nihts
Seierss anempfoblen werpsn, wtt uns con un=
fern 5erru seItbrten IerSten perfihert Miro.
.. ..
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Gin tleines 0ctntaus su Serrenten.
paftrb fur cine feline 8amilic. febt ;u S. per @pnat ,u
u. {. 10. Edb res iu ~crfrascn Bel Sattprf II. g ON b. pSsr
bel @lrS. 6. SMm6serIt am Gust Der 2ten StroEe.
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Marmpr 9Irbcitem,
Sncpb Wintent-

O"EVV OINttHII
manufacturer BON italirniIArn uno ameifoui-
l3en Warmor. MOnumsnttn, QeiHsnleiueu ieper
Irt une aaer in ritieS @eldaft einidlosenpsr
Qrbeiten.
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Dem grebrten 9ublitum erIauben mir une
hermit bic e~r9etenfe InSeiae ,u MAIDEN, ba6 mir
~unltren Sin-Stpre ua6 unItrtm neuen une ae.
rdunniScn 9auie SIC. 1873 Srpaolirase aptl&sn
Der 5. unb g.. perls9t babsn.
8ur pas uns bisber ssl&entts 3utra uen tefens
o%antettr, %erianben mir ans, aud fstre7 I'm pas.
Ielbe ;u bitten.
gStr fiibren tefdnbis elm rsi6baltises Eager
aler Scrten Seien, Sle6roaren unp aIsr an
ocren in nnier @ei6dft l6lusenpe artifel, Die
mir, ba mir nur fir Saar %faufen, su DEN 5iuia
ltsn pretien S~erfaufsn f6nneu.
Oas Ocden Der Sduier. lprie Reparaturen
teper Irt werpsn ihneu, gut nnp biliaft beIurst.
SUl8bauer u. Brp.
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Weis- ind Lager-Bier- Brauerei.
Ste untsr3ftdneten linO jeet in Dem Gtovb
9elsBt. Die 9erren gBirtbr uno paS ae.brte NnbT,
tum nit Weis. uno ~9aserbter rinner Notrifst
lu Den %t!aialt'n @retieu teOicnrn ,u fSnnen
Srrres per jap Ursr 9ubeno bitten mir -,
5rn. SttinIein abiuaeben. 90
s. 8iber II. Gpm
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Mm5eiSen.
Dfrh9rrs Driu frbsn in riurr birfaeu
@efsllf@a tt.
Die
Dirgilia 9rbens-D rrli6ernngs-
Giefeaiebaft,

SJeieuICD0T1r
Sffes: Ode BON Nain. unp II. Stra6e,
Ti6monb.
u arantie 6 pttaI 500. 600.
gsrft&ert eeben. 9swabtt Satrssaelpsr unb
Austenern Su ben librralaeu geSiuaunaen
uno perleibt @eloer gu 6 PCT. pas Sa6r.
Die Serlihertsn tbeilen lmD In Dem a%eberIhaTen.
Stlapsn gu suten Sscingunsen perlt@srt!
9st.rectpren:
90. 8. 3iae6arlant, 9Vbn purseu.
ave a1Sn,. SanleI &. SoSIu,
Spept o Ssatp, Sclepb u. guberIrn,
&pps. %. @,Gance, 3bpmoS 81. guoiIf.
Snp. 8. @ipntasue, SRpbt. s. N1oirSs
Dasib s. Burr, SSs. q. GswarSin.
Seple 9tnter, 8. Sruce MeGtelane,
Sepn SSHts, 9.S. Mtppre,
5amee !. @ppt1or, Snp. .. Claiborne,
gerpis Q. Grcnf1an, 9. 6. Nbtrrp.
2Bnt. q. Yaine, gDm. 6. Gbriifior.
8. z. G. asf,rciu, gSpuSm. Hobsrtfnn
Sanutl 8. Sarriipn, Spbn 6. Sbofcr.
SSnt. p. Sarau, Qtter 6. gSartpif.
@ppeh 4. 25rppte, Ttne. =. pdSfins,
9eerge .. Sbel, Gbparo gprpeu,
g~Stltnstru @pbbin, Sec. 9. Sumner,
Scbn DprIsp, O.. 9. lDorlSriSae.
p q m Ia s. $ partition, YrGI.
5. NSatr 9Iea ants, Sice. Yr1i.
CLAIR Burnett, @. ., gr,t.
@osept % peatt, Redteorwalt.