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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-07
HOUSE


The House passed bill for the protection
of female passengers aboard emigrant vessels.
After adopting two amendments offered by
John Cochrane, provided the process be issued
against offenders of English, French and Ger
man languages, and that suit can be brought
within year from the arrival.
Memorials from underwriters, merchants
of Philadelphia and Mobile for steam revenue
cutters, were presented and referred.
The House then proceeded to the election of
a chaplain. On the second ballot Thomas Ii.
Stockton of Philadelphia, was elected by 16
majority.
The bill to reduce mileage was taken up
and passed-I54 against Il.
An invitation OF ladies of the Mount
Vernon Association to accompany them on a
visit to Mount Vernon, tomorrow, was accept
ed.
Mr.. HOARD offered a resolution asking for a
select committee to enquire into certain state
ments made by Adrain, Haskin and Hickman,
last December; to the effect that the President
endeaVored to bride them from a course of
duty.
Mr. BRANCH hoped no objection would be
made from the democratic side. If the Presi-
dent was to blame it should be known. Ii not
the calumnies should be exposed.
After more debate the resolution was adopt
ed. Adjourned.
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THE BEST PREPARATION IN USE
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC,

D<AhDNi-SS NTA-AAA'N
The great inquiry that has long constantly
made for preparation restore the Han Badness and
to arrest its falling off, has led the Inventor to originate
doing SO he earnestly hopes that discriminating public
will make distinction between this special preparation
and the great variety ofcompounds abundant through
the world is entirely distinct from them in CHAR
cter appearance and effect.
here submitted being worthy testimonials for
curing the confidence and pStTSnage of The people eso
Mr. j. Q. HILL-Ay Dear Sir: take the liberty to add
my testimony TO the value of Mint Specific in
of badness and falling OFF of the hair few weeks
since procured bottle of your Specific for the of
time past, and apparently causing premature
badness unless some remedy was speedily applied 1t is
before using up the first bottle the falling off of her hair
was entirely arrested and all apprehension of badness
cess in the sale Of your valuable Mint Mint Specific re-
MAN, Truly yours NAsu GEoE II s Msy lSss
Mr.. J. Q. IILLDear SIR l consider it justly due to
you, thai should publicly express my opinion with re-
gard the unequaled preparation YOU have recently
broaght before the people, namely; Mint Specihc,'
Quantance mine who hadost her hair and for
was quite bald by my was induced to try
the FIRST bottle has produced for her complete head of
hair. In my estimation this is remarkable instance of
the renewal Of the hair and no one expectations how
sanguine could be better speedily realized.
shall take much pleasure in recommending the Mint
Specific to those who have lost or are Losing their hair
"S 'SCS onductor worcester H and Nashua alm R.
WORCESTER, April rs, 1889
Mr. HIa ,S Mint spese Which has so recently
araton for the purpose for which 1t is intended. here
send you my experience and you at liberty to
this In any way you wish. For a wear my wifes hair
had been falling off, and she troubled with dry scaly
eruption on her head so that she quite bald Last
month she commenced using your Mint Specific, and by
the of bottle her head is covered with hair and
IL soft glossy, and natural The eruption has entirely
disappeared, and she has promise of fine growth Of
healthy hair My entire confidence In your Mint Specif
c enables to recommend TO all who need any prep
aratiun to strengthen the hair and prevent badness
as well those who have already lost their hair In
either case IL Is invaluable
Respectfully yours, ISAAC CUSHING.
Prepared only 6yJoHN O. HILL, Apothecary, worces
ter, Mass. For sale by all Druggists dis&wu ~
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A SSlGNEE'S NOTiCE.-WoRcEs
q a, SSrhe adjourned third meeting of the creditors
81 WANHEN PARMENTER, OF scarborough, in said
IN lhsOvent debtor. will be holden at the Court
% is"vehey at Worcester in said County the :hir
IN Ky " march INST at II, O'Clock In the forenoon,
M anu the Assignee hereby gives notice that
said court. il n iniiNS,hN ,s u, ,o III
scarborough, March g. 1860 d3ts tnche
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
A Terrible Disaster in Pennsylvania.

We received partial despatch from Easton,
Pa, last evening, giving the names of some
twelve or more persons, killed at that place,
and of large number of persons wounded.
But no explanation accompanied the despatch
to account for this terrible destruction of liu-
man life The despatch says there were more
killed and injured, but it was impossible to get
the names till the excitement subsidies.
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7''H7''f MY fHNWITuTe FdIN.
These delightful Plasters Weld roadilv
TO the motion ofthe body, absorb nersnI-
ration aud throw of all the offensive
coagulated impurities Of the syste,n
They should be used for ali Chronic
Pains, Falntness, Dyspepsia, Colds, Con
sumption, Rheumatism, Female Weak
ness, etc. They retain their active nron
critics when other Plasters are useless.
and where applied pain cannot eztsf'
size on cloth, three sizes on leather.
Sample sent by mail, ON receipt of IS
cents BARNES a. PARK,
mch5 dNw3m 10 a. 10 Park Row, MY.
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COURT OF DEATH.-On 81 for a
~ copy Of this beautiful and valuable engraving sent
by mall with descriptive chart and numbered ceriih
cate, constituting the holder proprietor in the Original
Painting, bv Rembrandt Peae, and valued at $4,000,
which painting will be at the disposed of the certificate
holders when $1,000 copies are sold
A. H. WARD,
ms dtf Agents for Worcester County.
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auctions.

EOR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION if not
Il sold at Private Sale that very desirable estate stu
ate on Pearl street. the city of Worcester formerly
ed and occupied by the late Judge Knnicut Its offered
at private sale but unless previously disposed OIL will
be sold without reserve public auction, upon the prem
ise FRIDAY the 3th day Of March instant at two of
the clock in the afternoon. The estate can be examined at
any time and the terms OF sale, which will be liberal
ascertained application TO FRANCIS T. MERRlCk,
Esq, President of the Citizens Bank.
p MERRICK.
Worcester March S. 1860. ptMch3J mch6
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BY +. w. VAIL.
- A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT

81 Z. ". NAILL. -
90 A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT
Hiit AUCTI0N.-I am favored with instructions to of
Z4AAler for public competition, without reserve, the
very desrably located and Gentee Residence, No rs
Pleasant street, corner of High street, formerly owned
and occupied by Geo Bowen, ESQ., and more recently by
Freeman French ESQ., on SATURDAY, March 10th, at
10 Said house is in good repair, contains IL rooms
conveniently arranged for one or two tenements; is
warmed by superior furnace and is supplied with never
failing water of both kinds The lot has wide frontage
upon Pleasant street and also upon High street Upon
the same choice variety of fruit trees and Shrubber
The close proximity of the above property the centre
of business, its convenience of access renders it
ualy desirable for occupation investment. large
portion of the purchase money remain mortgage
For terms and further particulars inquire of II N. Tow
Err, Esq, TIMOTHY BLISS, Esq, OF the subscriber.
mch3 dts E. w, VAIL.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
IA REAL ESTATE.

viii be sold at Public Auction, THURSDAY, March
s. at 10 O'Clock a m, on the premises,
The Homestead of Israel Whitney,
late of Worcester. deceased,
A HOUSE. & TWO BARNS IN GOOD CONDITION
With Forty Acres of Land,
the property OF Lucy Whitney, late of Rutland deceased
said Real Estate is of the best that be found
in the city of Worcester with two hundred Fruit Trees
of various kinds and most of them in bearing state.
Said is situated Mbury street, mile from
the City Hall Said farm will be sold together in lots
to suit purchasers.
For further particulars inquire of Hon ISAAC DAVIS,
Of DANIEL GODDARD of the city of Worcester.
Conditions of sale made known at time of sale
JONAS HARTSHORN, Admir-
f. b. LAMSON, Auct'r
Warcastar Fob 1854
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o. AUCTION SALE. - On SATUR-
II DAY, March 10, at O'Clock p. M, on the prem
Aises will be sold, without to the highest
bidder, the Lot and Double House. numbered hiry-two
and thirty-four Southhrdee The lot contains
about $500 feet House is good repair and conveniently
arranged for two four families Sale and peremp
tory. Terms easy and then made known.
w. w. PRATT, Auctr.
Worcester Feb 28 1860 dts f2S
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A UCTION SALE.-On the Eighth day

N of March next at two O'Clock p m, the place
pied by Rev n. W. Williams situated little west of the
Congregational meeting house, in Shrewsbury. will be
sold to the highest bidder Connected with the house is
about eghtvsiX square rods of choice Land well filled
with choice fruit and nta trees discovering great
taste in the designerO their arrangement The hOuses
COTTAGE with five the floor, conveniently
ranged and of good size. There in the attic,
all well finished: pleasant lodging rooms. There is
a good cellar under the house. and well of good wa
ter at the door The house has been built but or
eight years. and in good condition. 1t is thriving
village pleasantly located, and is good situation for
professional man, man of leisure or mechanic, %
miles from Worcester and miles from the Railroad De-
pot NOrthboro'. Said place will be sold subject to
and mortgage of twelve hundred dollars and one
years interest the Possession given first day
of April next The amount of the mortgage NAV lay If
desired by paying the interest annually. Further in
formation given by L. S ALLEN Esq Further terms OF
sBle made known at time of sale on the premises
4. b. LAMSON, Auct'r.
Shrewsbury Feb % 1850 dts f25
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EOR SALE.-A rare chance for one of
Il the most desirable places in Southbrdge, the for
residence of Esquire Ninton opposite the Railroad
Depot lot together with barn. shed ana large garden,
with fruit trees The House is well calculated for Pub
lie House. Also tenement Al Green street. Worcester,
to let Forfurther particulars inquire OF DANIEL IL.
TOWNE. Esq, Southbridge, or STEPHEN w. HUNT,
Worcester. diff mch6
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90 FARM FOR SALE-Situated on
#5ii, Millbury Avenue, miles from City Hall.
~ Good Buildings, Y OF land in high cultiva
ton. large amount of manure the farm. Large
amount of fruit yearly The farm is pleasantly located
for gentleman doing business in the city, profitable
for early vegetables The present about
another part of the state aud will dispose the
farm on liberal terms. JAMES HOUGHTON.
Worcester. March 5, 1860. dNwtf mch6
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Wigesscr SoecrO ut &5UiGes iUertD.
[NIgcefer QdrGnnt> ruN Sfu0t. GeieliGlaft.

Sn benz @ntpidelunsS8anse Der NnTeoluns 1nb mir bubin gee
ldn8t ben perhgcafen -unb rut4ti9fen 6betl hes StdrtBebtetes
unb 9Nts i'm 6~a rntbeile her Stapt, gu pen fur bas erfe 2aufenb
r~fsefeaten Yreis epn $l25 gum gertauf gu brinsen, unb srar
iablunsen pm s.. Brete DeetS In better Tprm Sarauttrt. Die
JnansrtHnabme biefes StaDttteils If nun ipmGtl prn tEhfem
Snterede fir bic TdrmbepDlferuue dS aud Otele @ererbtreitenbe
0dju bransen. 0pfs. gBberften unt 8erttnbuue8fra6en wte eth
Siennner 5r 9erfeluns neuer, reselrd6ieer @erbinbuns NIT
Fem=gprf unb Sptpn, pereen aus unb mabren6 Ger @ntntfelung
otfies @lanes ron Der G%eeni6aft 8cbauk unb bic Iusfutrune
Oeies planes rirb in &urse ben @entraLpunft fur bic umSegenb
mad unerer Stabt Ieeen.
Brdmten
~be1cterb entpeber tn einem 5000 Quabrat=Bue srDsen Garten
pper eiren Grettdet auf Rem @efelf6Gf tsbanpfbtfe, merben ie
ul3 Der Wdht, ;u ben erfen pertauften 1000 Cots %bei9e9eben.
er in Der @ntrtdeluns b~egrtfene %5dbrtdplan leibet baourd
ntbt nur feine Beeintrd6tgun6, fpnoerA mug burd AusfubrunB
cbigsn SdfeupldneS ert Istne gnn5e ~gBihti9feit erlangen.
5dbrttanter, melbe tbre @tobliAenent8 mad G9e Sdrbpr Gtts
lesen, rerben abgeleben Spn Der 9~unftgen Gage smiihen gfprb- unb
Sub bur6, itberdie Sesunft9unsen SettenS Der Geieafbaft, BE
Seutenee 8crtbetle eepinnen.
Pamphlets perben uneutsettlta du~sseseben, uni ndbere Sad
ii bten ertbetlt bur1
NOl9s9 s. SGmtbt, &8ent.
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Or. 0ufclauO's berlibmte@

pftit GrrrcitD duC
acknowledgements, DiSperE. unn 65cltIntt, ttrom
Idle pptr uerpGEs S6pihen, Observation-Disclosures
une ale & tdufhtiten, petd5e ppn pereorbeuem Wa.
gen oner Der 0eter t~ntiieben.
S,:t ,als a%forttns. tnas'l ne ofmer.Ssns anofane bs
BIuses nIb eem Rcrft Sdurt In Naeen, 6trj treRI TN, sob.
srtnasn. " ,pftltiUFetsit s@p.rs I'm Messn. Sdp DIT unt
eSfss Sefutl IN Wlaen ass uuterlett S3nersr atbiH
9erihCp en- 5&p Sf Der Aaesu titfsn In ban @efbt
Usrben Der Qaut at NuSsn, GeitnRcbtu, 5&rn rl'u ia
Rutta unb ben 9itr6srn. 6tgt TN sepf sRo Srsrasn la
5tetft, Eanaiafett uae NftSsretihlG ttntet.
Dts Giaentblmer %erurFetlen 6tefs Tfebtstn Der &nfha rtFant.
fet bs utiit inns. fea uterJ aat UUn ttaa t1tfib nnp 6;I
dnst tefenorit BERT en- fir nnt etiben wofur Re ~sOrastsnt
t%nrfcbl,n Wtre. So III btts isn neut4 unb unBtpr Iftes
Dittfsl. fRnefsn etnss. ea9 felt 10 Sltrrn ets pruf E8 yer BEN
amertfanifGen 0oite be4nnbeH BAT unk bshsn Nuf us gers
'auf bs ifst nod ru fsintm Hattrr trrttSt wurte Dtt
~3euautBe. wsl@e be nbmtt uub dussetet6ntts Asrits .urb Trb
,dtperipren aus al n Ebetlen etefes Sdnbes 81 &unftu atsen
sebtn the ~unesbeuert unb 81 eseaGut Dur&isf ma bes eatSSr.
tS son BEN Siaenrturer pu5itiirt.n Glmana@s, wti&tn Der.
isfbs uneHtstlbltb eur& ott a8tn;tu b~trttfi!sn last rue art
ben lnsiiabtsisr %dbsrstugtn. bas htef 8 Bttters mirH'b ki
erdh atbftt O~ertttat, neI&t 20 trtarst Bat.
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Ncrmiicbte Mnset9ert.
@innrr,s MGhmnfdbtne.

Ole S6nether bsfger Stabt. icmie ale Eerionen. mel6e cine
cute @d9mai6ine gu baben mani6en, irlten lf err1nerq,
cas- cine pon uuiern Ntai6inen, speimaJ ir bel Arbet tbut ohS
rgeno cine ancere, unb 10 aud %awetmal 10 ptel @elh
m%brin8t. @isIes natt uTiere gt1itjnen gu zen btllt9
in bicF9er Statt in Operation an 6bden, Aeitcn unb 6oten ntS
bater lire Gi9ncr Obsr bic tamit a,belter in ben St-no aslsets H0
lid lit. NQe, me(fe cine FER bcteu Rdbmai 6tneH, Ole
III @ebru1t fut, boten mohen, ipaten in lnrerer St'o'
Sec. 159 SaltimDreftr1Be
c~rtfsrebcn, mn @ebraudS~ anpeiiun9en m eeIfl9er' eaS!l9et'
~rau,STiter unb 5pontTder Sprade Su tdtcn mo lihc NO mr Sc
- fcefne MtaS,ine fault auf oerlelben areettea lernelt.
s6bitt non rinent Gremplar BON Stnaer,8 Ndbmaihtnett= 3ete
~ "'S @u sH SS,S]inrn merSen EN- gattse8 SSopr mad i6rem @nfauf
a "m' ms in in SpGer Srbnung uno 3eparation ~gebaten.
|lL9s IN 50. y. Brpbertd, @eeut
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MoM qn,,issiHe

90 Our beIonberen 8~enntniBnabme.
,Etnwanhfrer une RetGenbe fpnten fetr tprFdtis fetr, e5s Ge thre
Siaette faufen nnS fgatsn ttstelben nmr ron folden %Snss ltrI
Wa tlern ptcr AwiIdenfr6aern ia fe 1Cnf her @efabr ~ous9eiest
fnb, bef6minbelt gu merben unb ibr Gelh umiUnf ~ausaeben.
Ourdfa6rt8zBtllette
mad al en- T6eiIeu brs gDefena fne su taben BET
Gb. e. SifSebrqnbt,
General @rtsranteusN gent Der Baltimore. unS
Sbipe @ifentatn.
eo9H $50. 81 Tbdn1e8Itr., Baltimore.
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TemersN
Johnston's Insurance Rooms,

JohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms,
.1a 9tc. 70 SecpnDltr.
|Terer=, Marinc= unS &cbcnS=0Scrfi0es
5I soma na8E@Cmp1Anicn.
CiderIte nlO frltcIte GOulpGgnic+
8erIiderung8<@pm Der 8Qllep y, Sir9inten,
mt $3.50, 600 Capital.
.9pndbur9zS eri t6erung8 g. @pnYt =. Girsinien,
pot : aJGsAC nit 5000, 900 capital. o n tI4YsUGgF
Mbemarles8 Bert tderung8z@pup ". Sir9ipien.
.eql q a4ae nit $500, GOO Capital. .-
Charter SafzGer1i6. Comp. Dpn OartfDrb,
nit $3.50, 900 @apitat. 9g ' l
Security So ritAerltn98>G pntp. ppn SEEM crt
pE u1Udfsu NIT $270,0OO capital. =. IN.
86Gnirz Gerli9erln98zGplnp ppn g}elpzg)Drf.
-.r.s nit $500, 900 6aphaG.
JteIplute@ Serliderln Comp. Is. Netp=g)p
- #t9ljfJ nit $4,000 6aptat.l H6 aAo u
Wonta1tfsS erfiderl s@pmpYrp. 9tefpzgprf,
e4G ua I'D nit 5000. coo Gapital. tf3s7 -
Nefp@W prlbzSe rlt6er Comp ppn Nefp<g)prf.
nit $25O,00O @opital.
WercQltttle Wtlttual Wearire. 20 3-l ~
hst i-f@-. nit $1,000, 900 capital. Cala1I 10
8ercinigte Stdaten 2ebe18z0 erftderu1o &c.
Ln init 81, $50, 972 capital.
Nortbern NIIurance=G pmp. BON 2prbpn.
NIT So, 1874, III CAPITAL.
Ole Dben tenterften @pmpu9neen. fro bon Der QcoisIotir bes
Staate6 WtdrDlane a%utbcrifrt unb liSenirt.
Die ppn Dem UnterSet6neten Experimentation 6prnpaoriec1 bobs.
wirtlt9 perflsbores capital gum pollen o6en onor,eEcrSr
Sero9 oerontpOrtltb fir bic 3ablun9 Don 9erluner.
eriebt. ~ G5IH stg ..e &bOs. .. SoBnTom"'"R
Treb. gffum, @urospOr. 800 H36 1sGSS"f To17nlH
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Wemcr nnb sricbttger 1nbrplnn:
l5 Nad) bem @titen ntO SiiOen. -

SulILTtpER% AIlp ~UtU~S -r-
In uno nad benz IA. grS. 1859 eeten Die 8dse mic frlet: -
SION Camden Citation Baltimore: Der gpfsu9, Spnrtdgs
cuseenpmn1en, UNI z l1tr 20 Mtnuten @Urmtttaes; uno Der @r
preFue UNI 4 ltbr 5 Nitnuten Nafmttta9s, 8etoe 3uGe seben
mad alsn 9teilan beS QBefenS uup NOro@gDefens IN etretter
0inie.
Stir @eg=Baha9iere.
gfa6 aGen 9mtten swtf&en Baltimore uO pteOr1Unb nebnte
spilden Gurtbe ldno une gDbeeltn9 une jrti@en SraftcI uno Yar>
fersbure ben a lmr ) Mtnuten- 8ue ben Baltimore.
Der 6reperid@N ccpntmpoattpn8=3u
perIdet 81tHrnpre fur 6reberif unb bic basrif6en ~lteeenben
@ldbe t6sltb UNI 4 lt6r Is Wttuten gta6mtttass, init Nusnatne
hes Spnntaes, unc erreidt s eeeri6 UNI III. 40 N. Abenps; Oer-
last BET Der @Ittebr 5reterid nm 9 l1r gprmtttasS unp lanst
In Baltimore I'M 10 II. 80 10. Mitta9saH.
Der GQicptt'8 g. 9tt18= ccpmpoatipn8 3ua
oebt tGstd NIT Nusnabme bes SUnntass mte frlgt: I.
IerlGBt Concentration nm 20 WOrgens unb 4 As Ndtut.
gpn GGtcptt's Wltas UNI 7,45 Mcrgens unb 80 Mbenhs.
W16 Walbin9tpn uto Dem Sitben
seten Oe Bulge I'm 4t20 unO s utr @Orntttass fUwie UNI IS unb
APO Na6nttto 90. gU .+
Sim SCnatrs uni A, 20 WtUrsens.
Spn WaI9tn9tpr
UNI g. 20 nne 7,45 0prmittdes uao 800 uno S, 20 ga6nt.
Dim SUnntdg nur gtaGnttttdss I'M 20:
Der srette unb pterte Bug pon Baltimore uut gBaI btngtr YER
btnben f6 nit ben 3ngen Der @nndrpliS B1bn.
Der 3reite uno brittle Bug tdIt auf ben 9WtI6enfdttrntr.
ag Q0egeu Stdets, &ustunft, Gabrt Il. (. NJ. psn:e man fb
an s. 8. @ngIanb, Meent an Der Sitet. Offee, Camden.
fdtipn. .a III. a 80 m. 9reStptt Smtth,
Hta@ G IrdnSpcrtdttpnsmeifer, Baltimore.
8. 81. @D1e. Generol.9 iletenr. (Iul6,iO
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Smltus GpnraO's
0nrhiers INN 0daIldluGtOez Salon.

9S.- 8. S..Brtsbrt9trs 7nestn per r. stttst.o9 tts
her m,eeeren @blrurste i%aasnCen OtaNplloileIsn weroen prcmptu
sia," ouaaeilbrt. @tpalBe BeiteunH9ea btl9ta htset betle6e n1r
osrSiIioit ~asaenGbsr obi9en Ylases, ceere &Ia8s eeS Qaulss DoI
ssaLssp S BERN auorS an MAIDEN. Gp24,I
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IL at. ~.tts slI . lie 9omhdrSnr.
8Crft ibr Ylut aus?
0abt ibr 6uien?
0att ttr i6limnen Sails?
6abt ibr 9m9enbIutungen?
pabt ibr Griune pber Sautfrantbetten2
@abt ibr 9uir6brenent3lncuu92
Satt ir SdNpinbIu1t?
6att ibr Nfthmo !?
Sabt ir S6uerSen in Der 8rut pher ben SetenE
@abt iHr Elm bedtiihe8 6teber?
Sabt Ir BEN &~eudbbuIten
Sabt ibr Seltenicden2
9att il Sei6peroen beint Nthmen ? 1896 iltH<a
9abt ibr tr9eub pel6e 2un9eneibeu? -E
60 tperoet ibr itet8 in Sapnes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fExpec-
tor3nt) ein nj flames unp ~unieblbartS 6etlnittel fir aae &un-
9enleioen finoen.t Yrlparlrt in go. 242 @besnutltr., philadelphia.
(Suni20 lmtl LII -
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nra4t feinen seebrten @ei4dftsreuneen bic Gnssi8e, baB er bon
9tO. Is Secpuoltr., nab
So. Z MatlonS, nabe 6i99ltr.,
um9cscsen 1T, unc beIprst ale @uftrdse gum 3apeSren unb 8ar-
ni6en BON 3imuern II. |. 10. prompt unb ttnig.
&C. Nae NrbeieH ipereen inter mener ei9enen Nuii6t perier-
tai UNI biltaer. als an iraenb etnem anoeren NlaSe. lSllnl6S
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q IN 9 btc19pI. SN+ -
Die Sugenb, Ste N1anrbeit une eaS utter, NGe fpGten otefes
Bud lelen. Gs euttdlt nIsli6e 8elebrun8en uber BITE &rbaltur8
ste sdmG6en uno Rranfbeiten Der @efdteftSttetle. fur e,
welae an ben 70 erf6Spfenren ub fdlin1men 5psen ttr SSelbts
8dtb un6 BITE etn1rtnelden Waruuneen, Medic eS ertteiIr, merpen
Sabre ees 9etSeuS certuten unp jdbrIi6 9auience BON eeben rets
ten. Der 6etiunaSplan, orf Der NnWenbune Der @1ec
trtcttGt berubenb tf BARN duSfIbrltA sefprnd,en unb rdhee
w3efen, baF b~teientsen gattenten. Die ttr Sch fur Dteetsin sefpen
Set BADEN, atne eebetlt III fem. f9 nidt an bic rehte 9 bnttebe ee-
renSet tlben. 5npptens. rnfru@tbdrfeit, fOpie ale rergEfe
ectben uno S6wddsn Ger 9efGle6tsrrsane fInnen muir auf elef-
trtlnem QEeee ratiSne1 eebeilt peroep, @eeeu @inenoune ppn
80 Cts. gpffamps ntrb eS Serem fret au8e1didt renn man
ereiNrt; Or. s. Qubdrf i'd, 6 bicoep. Sn. (5621, ilup)
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8dubcl34
$780, 600 TuR Saus unc gdbreinerbpI3,
100000 Sc1inrei unc &dtten gum Serfduf.
Nir Ienten Die Nuimiert1dnteit pirnftltder Sunpen aui uniere
isrobe Iieoerlaee BON BAIT umo NusbOI6 BON aaen &rteu, Guau-
iititcn unb @rSBel. gir ihneicen NeiBtannen =BaubclS mad
Senelulg uno teRru 6eniterrabnlen, &buren, @infaHungen unh
0obetarbeit su Sabritpreilen. Spredet opr in unIerein 6Ols5pfe
30. 10 2i9btitr. GSbrf. ooer @fe ppn @utdp uno @ernanitr.
Sa22s Burns & Sloan.
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Na0aoezS6eiue

Nnfa9esS6ette
49, per ssSs. nnO 0iatpi8tfe Il. us0 2. @ai
XEE~ unb 3mii6enced) upn Bremen na6 gep-g n
60 baltimore unO anoereu 0den Der Ser. 9taatss
perpen BON ben InterSeidneten oat 8 Dtonate unb Sabr guilt,
{r. 0tednung ees 9rn.J 20. SmpH IN Brenlen 81 ben bllt9lten Jta-
len aus9eitent. ~ ~
Mu6 9eben mir 29edieI in ~beiebtSea Sunmen auf fOlSenee
8ldse Deutitlanois ab; sage
DtinlRr, NlanRbetnij ~99lr5bur9, Stutt9drt unb AusSbur8.
Serner balten nus su @intailtrun9cnuno SpeoItonen e~Rlptpblen.
@ .a. y eG uno y mann, a
fSA15.6aRDa ..s...- sp ia 99eit- 2pmbaroitr-
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@fTel @f1ist !

uHIere Sobrit lit iebtiu ppaem Gan8e un6 liefetn mir stnen rd-
men & pblen- @if8, ZEN mir all @rocer8 81 Sen bili8feit 9tarftprei-
len oblaiIen. 1 -ef4& 6oel& ~ % tIhe lmp,
(9ol4S) $40. 39 &8elt<Satimpreltrabe.
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EettieOernl WettteOern Settfe0erm

g Sceteu erbaltcu 1000 Yfunb 8ettebern BON lebenhtaen Gss...
welHe ib 81 ben bili9fen Yreilen certanl NsS
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