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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-03

JOE1N EISELSIIN,
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufac- Ga
turer, Front street, three doors below Esse ~
Court, Pomeroy, will execute all work en-
trusted to his care with neatness and dispatch
Saddles gotten up in the neatest style. 1-22
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-03
r, LYMAN.
IOHN EIsELsTIN,

Painter and Glazier back room of P. Lam.
brecht's Jewelry Store, west side Court street
Pomeroy, o. IL
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-03
IT'S TR Y.
ST. BoGGEss, DENTIST

ElE Z. DO U Il = =, d Il IN = !,
Is located at A
RUTLAND,oH1o, WHYn
"HERE he may at all times be found ready
w to wait upon these who may favor him
with call, unless he is professionally absent.
All calls from distance promptly attended to-.
Feb. IA, 1860.--7-6m.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-03
A Sensible Doctor ON Doses.

DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes, who
seems to understand physfc as well as
he does poetry, at recent meeting of
the Massachusetts, Medical Society, ut
tered this sarcasm on the American
greed for medicine:
Chow could people, who have rev.
contriyed the bowie knife and revolver,
who have chewed the Juice out of all the
superlatives in the language in Fourth
of July orations, and so used up its epi-
thets in the rhetoric of abuse, that it
takes two great quarto dictionaries 10
supply the demand; which insists in
sending out yacht and horses, and boys,
to outsail, outrun, Outright and check
mate all the rest of creation-.how could
such people be content with anything
but heroic practice? What wonder that
the stars and stripes wave over doses Of
ninety grains of sulphate of quinins
and that the American eagle screams
with delight to see three drachms of
calomel given at single mouthfui??'
New Orleans TO supply the NortI. with
Peaches.
1t is expected that the peach crop of
Louisiana, this year, will be SO large,
that the New Orleans market will lie
overruh, and it is proposed to ship, by
express peaches from Mississippi to
Chicago, where they will arrive at least
two months in advance of the season
North. Arrangements are being made
by Adams Southern Express, for the
transportation of the luscious fruit to
Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, LOUIS
vile, &c.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-03
A. G.. CROWLEY & CO.,

WILL HEREAFTER CARRY ON THE
w Carpenter and Joiner business; Doors,
Sash, Blinds, &C., executed to order. From
long experience in business, we feel confident
of giving perfect satisfaction in all orders en-
trusted to our care. For past patronage our
thanks are due the public, and we respectfully
ask continuance of their favors. The Mill is
few doors above Williamson's FIGURING
Mill. 1-16-tf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-03
NUMBER 20:
From the Ohio Cultivator.
THE CATTLE DISEASE.

just as we had closed the last No.. of
the Cuttiuator, we received an appoint
ment, in connection with Mr.. Klippart
and DR.. Robt. Thompson, of this city, to
proceed East for the purpose of investi-
eating the nature and results of the cat
tie disease, of which we gave some ae--
count in the CultiUator for j June 1. The
Governor Of Mass. had convened the
l. Legislature of that State in special ses=
sion, to take further measures for arrest
ing the disease. The Legislature of
Conn. had also taken the matter in hand.
and the State; agricultural Society of
New Jersey held a: special meeting for
the same purpose: Mr. Klippart pro-
ceeded to Mass, DR.. Thompson to Conn,
and we visited New Jersey and the re.
gion about N. Y. City. The cases in
New Jersey were ably conducted by DR..
Gryce, V. S., of N. Y. in the presence Of
twenty or thirty eminent stock raisers
and scientific gentlemen. The malady
was imported to New Jersey by cattle
brought from N. Y. City; and after a
careful surgical examination of two ami
mails, bull that had died the day be-
fore, and cow killed for the purpose
the same day, the disease was pronounced
identical with that now extant in Mass.
The present locations Of the disease in
New Jersey are at Chatham and Newark:
A few days later, an examination Vas
held at Williamsburg, N. Y, opposite
the city of N. Y, where the swill milk
disease created so much disgust, few
years ago, and here the ssstump taiP' or
swill milk disease, was declared to be the
same as the pleuro=pnemnoia. We are
hardly prepared to credit this, but the
gentlemen who conducted the examina.
tlons are much better informed on the
subject than we possibly can be. At
least there can be no question but that
unWholesome stables, or stables of any
kind, have a direct tendency to hasten
/ the development of the disease, the same
as distiilery pens hasten the development
OF the hog cholera in swine.
Thus far the disease is known 6hlY to-
be propagated by direct contact with in
fected animals, and although these have
been unwittingly scattered over eonsid-
cradle territory III the States above men
toned, yet we have strong and confident
expectations that the subject has SO taken
hold of the public mind as to prevent
the further extension of the mischief, be.
yond the regions already infected. At
the time of our visit East, the slaughter
Of suspected and condemned animals I'M
Mass. had reached to more than thou
sand head, and the value assessed at over
100000. The best precautionary
measure is the complete isolation Of
healthy herds from all contact with
strange cattle, an entire prohibition Of
cattle from the East, and an early resort
to some plan for preventing cattle from
running at large in the streets, to carry
Infection to herds within enclosed
fields.
As soon as the members of the Com
mission can prepare Report of their
investigations, thepublic will be apprised
of the result.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-03
SAW & PLANNING MILL.
JOHN ELB E N, M. D.,

uoMGoPATHIsT, AND HYDROPATHIsr,
IL tenders his professional services to the
citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity.
OFFICE, in John Geyer's Building, (for
merly Jacob Neitzling's,) on Sycamore street,
nearly opposite Lowry's Tin Shop, Pomeroy, O.
OFFICE HoURs-Till 9 o'clock A. NJ; from l
to o'clock, and from Z to o'clock P. NJ.
Office Prescriptions, from 25 cents upward,
for cash. June 2, '57.-tf
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Lincoln Endorsed by Poiitieal oppo-.
nent.

Lincoln Endorsed by Political Oppo..
The National IntcAigencer, the SYM
pathies of which are with Bell and Eve
rett, but which will not stoop to per
sohal detfaction and unseemly abuse Of
political opponents, thus speaks of Mr.,
Lincoln:
GA native of Kentucky, Mf Lincoln
has been for many years citizen of the
State of Illinois, in whose Legislature
he served with distinction during four
successive terms. Elected to the House
of Representatives in the year 1847, and
acting at that time with the Whig party;
he was distinguished alike for the abil-
ity and .amenity which he brought to
the discharge of his public duties.-
Though of late years retired from the
walks of political life, he was selected
by the Republican party Of Illinois as
their standard bearer, in the exciting
contest waged in the summer Of 1855,
before the people of that State for the
succession to the Senatorial chair made
vacant by the expiration of the term of
service for which the Hon. Stephen a..
Douglas has been elected.
That selection was tribute no less
to the political position held by Mr.
Lincoln among his confederates than to
the popular talents he is admitted by all
to possess and in consequence Of the
deep and wide public interest that was
felt in the issue of the contest between
him and Mr.. Douglas, his name acquired
new celebrity beyond the bounds of
his State, while the manner in which
he bore himself throughout that arduous
struggle has doubtless largely coutrib-
uted to procure for him the distinction
he has Just received at the hands of his
party, assembled in general Convention. -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-03
July 26, '59.-30-tf
P L AIMING MILL, NO. 1.
JOHN 9. DAVIS.

OF the Sugar Run Planning Mill, has large
planed, on hand, which will be sold as low as
any other establishment can afford TO. AS he
is practical mechanic he will guarantee that
| his work will be executed in manner to suit
purchasers, and prices shall correspond to the
quality of the material.
All orders addressed to JOHN S. DAVIS,
Box No. rs, P. O., Pomeroy, or Montgomery s.
Hoadley, Wharf-boat, Pomeroy, will be promptly
| attended to- lmaY o. 1S60=3-2O-Yl
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w. A. AICHER,
McQUIGG a. SMITH

McQU1GG d SMITH,
Leather Dealers and Finders, Court street, three
doors below the Bank, and opposite Braneh's
Store, Pomeroy, 0.
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SoH 2Slercrprrt1ltfern au! i0r Eager BON @,rpce-
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wager au1merflom. ale sieie gSaareu n,trSe,
auf nDrOlihen NtGrftCn unO mei2sns fir Honr
letauTt, meebaIb mir Bel ginEtliben 8e,a6Iert
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Die son lnS ais ANT 9arantirtrn 0ranb,ts INN
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rs. Wauace'5 9urt DipMitaln Irm" 5Gkistn
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Ger mr. wV0sltttn SenOungm rrDal!cn QarS.
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SO. 2 @r6anae Bled,

Supporter nnp Ssrtiuier Don &c
Sra"ntpetnen II. @igarren,
erlaubt iih btermtt Dem beutIhen Nublifum Rife
monos unb llmSebmn9 ieiu rei@Galtigee Qaaer
bon impprtirten gEfinen, Sranntpeinen rnb Se,
pana @iSarreH gu empiebIen.
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tur tommeneen SOIniner 1T 8ro6 ltnO beltsbt in
Dislen perlhiepenen Gattun9en, pie: ct. ful;eu
ct. @feptr, ct. gmilton, @Ontet Gaua, G6atean
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teau Niaraanr &c, rSruntrr bic belen gBeine.
tpflte %tnpOrtirt merpet. Dieielben perpen in
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sstt@teoeneE 'qrejlen, etenlU G9ampaaner. Ma.
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Sin. Stun tt, - Son 5apana @iaarren INNER
qroBe AusIUdbl On 6anc.
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aNP Ole nerlAtcotnen &ntcitenen, ipRidte 1uS einem InDroent
lttbEh No9sr ODER aue Der 2eten entyrin8en.
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unp rOllltdnSige Sfliupg tapOIse5ra5t.
Deiltlbe ili'etne rein DcgetdbuiSne Wii6ur1, na6 erenl
pjltn9aitliten GrunbidBcn ur6 nah Mupcti,ma oe5 Sc
%rhshtteit hgilanoiiM5r GrOftior5 &Uergape, 6ereitet. 2Btaer
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mar letie Glifuhrlng in ben Ser. Stoa!tn metr fur 0ttitui
9ei bslIt1r't, irelaa aus uniern $atcrlaabe in 0ieiem game
lerfr;ut itnS. ga bafftItc mtier tbner orp5en g3cif1n os
fgroeh, u bWtt ids 20 Dem Gmerifdniidsn prt.ifIn an. iaSt1
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.Rurde Den %bsItanogen GthrauA pou 9iqaOreu Uber on5ert
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pIiait1ene Aa9o5nua8en bersCrStrafcn, we5ba.e o5 SUI
5l1.lni M An.aIfe U]ryitttti9 lin mus. Darum IT Is n5t6io.
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9rcIpcctuS Der nSucr Scltsausgabe
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g a mttihen gEerten
IN Itcben gdnpsu posr in so acknowledgements
a Is Cts.
@l5 MIR am "a. @tdrl 1885 NIT Der crficn alaaabs Der
Sctut'ttU Wcrfe Huro Nubljtum tr0iCn, tb0tCn mir cS nit
bonQtm g)tFubl.-Scine man nod ;u ipcutO bcfarut Hno ooS
unterrcenicn torocrtt GrrFc NnfrcuRuuotn uue bcocutcnbes
E0pii0l.- Unlere SrrcGCtuN0tt pUrCcr utcrtrpfTcu, Der
&bl1E mar clu lchr bcCeGNHrtr, uRo int FOUm Gin QIab mp
9:bicttt Dcuthc WcbnCn, WChin 6Cincuiht |rcrIdrot iuurbc.
Der 5rofc Dthtcr, Der Sicli tr ocutittn Station. Der
Wrtnctr rr rcocrucn Ot6tCrlhulc, lit NGbrcnO nCy Rel,
ietlem i0n9tt lTulcripctcn Gticru trlc9tn. G5cin 9tonC
nro jur ale tcmTeno:n 3ujtca aufbrYNHrt blcibtu. Nion
MIRO itU untcr on Gritcu finCCn wCUu Dtut}dlonrS ocItic,
dbtr letre ShoPtJn9en bIctbSn erbaItcn mlo mtrbeu nit nS
crtlctCn.
giaM &cincS GoOt tamtn nod 70 mande brrIihc Gyrou,
nlente ltlner uutttbltNtn Miut Su Ga0c, etc Srcunhc urS
Set0nnte vet TIM btlOFcu. 2Gtr w1rtn bcriIbt oisiC 5ddRe
taCt uno nodl az lamnCIn uno Zinc nunmtbr i'm Sfouht cs
men nturn Snro gu ItiCrn. 9a mir abcr iit cjncm Sobr,
non Httlel @citrn n%n9cSan9cn wurOeu, 5cinte g9crlc MD,
male III SteterlHgen 0~uSSuaCben, bamtt 0ucl Ger pCniacr pc
rItttlte ltd mao uno n0T belt btrrlihtn Smrtftcn Gulnaf-
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%sercdDnCt,
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ZEN Z tell SGno iur 81 une ipcrocn erludt tire 9iamer bciu,
nodltel Nscnttn uoer bel Ine bctannt ,t mo@cu.
SStr ipcttesa ntht i'm Scrin0'tcn ooran, Sob iih ole ac.
laninilt ctut)Nt SrH6itcran9 Der Scr, st. al oiclcm Mattps
nolmcrt hct9tiil8cn miro.
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eeltretteA, her Snn lWr bcutl@c 2itcratu bat, uno bCn arp-
sen 0tdttr ebrt,
Gem It II 8anbt miro ciuc ~actieocuc 9ioarapbic Scin .
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t9e Durbitdtwirb frUbcT etugef@ijdcnc Itcbicr c%ntftrnen.
~. SrtU 28cif =. So,
a5O GtC0NEityGtt, pht!Sbelrbta.
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@pniituttpn.
18th.
OF

Rev. M. G. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS School.
Dem 9ceDrteu peutlbeu Wublttum piene ,ur
Nn5et8e, paB meine Shule fir Rnnben unp
@fde1en AIN rriten MOntns i'm Scptem6tr mic
Der crGfret weroen miro.
Sn meiner Sbule werSrn bic rnaliIhe.
beutl&e, frGn3Giilbe UNI bebrGiI@e Sprahen
urtcrrihtet, cbenlu 2eieu, 9dreiben, Gjeoaras
p9ie, @slAt6te, Naturlebre, Natur9eIbidte,
S,-6nen unp auf &erlangen auG Bud,
0oltun9. NIo @eRIlfen bate i@ 3pri oca6te
2ebrer, bic in jebcr 6infat t6rcn 8GaeTn ac.
patien iinb. @tetne S8ul3inmer Iiuo I'M Ga-
iencat Der Sgna3pBe az IL, na6r RnrlRalar.
Dieisnt8en @ttcrn, Die mir ibre &tuper an.
osrtraaen wOlen, inO eriu6t, mir balO bic On
3ei9e gu maiden, ea ib MIR cine tleiue Qn;aG
neWer S4iler anneBmen faut.
%. s.. 81 t3eIbaaer,
Sd Ger l. uno Observation-Disclosures.
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NipMtNier s Nklnher.

yEI. Is WfainRr., 5ipii4en Der II. II. Is. Shage,
]crtaubfn I'D bicrlnit i9ren Jreuubeu ME Dem
oeutlhen 9atItfum i6evbaupt bic ergebenlte Qn
3ei9s 5a maden, oaB lie ibr neu sta9tirtss.
GScttss lNb Gi0oruen=Ge{GDGft
INTERN 3]eutigen Gage rr0Tuet babeu.
Durd1 etit ret&bdlti8es Eager Der beIlen 8bein-.
iran3oltlAe unD lln9ar'98tine, Gn9Onne unp DO
Sbslle Sranntprtne, 8um unp gBbtsfies uno 6a.
Sanna- unN DDmeftic- @i9arren in BEN Sinnr
9eleBt, allen bili8cn NniUrperun9en g%eniaen Al
tonnen, ptro es unicr e~iirigtes Selreten Ietu
ourb Stli9fett Der 9rei'e unD &eeaitdt Der 8e,
olsnung un6 eie @unlt pes Vu6lifums ~ erin,
gen UNIV Su %erbaIten.
StbmCnD. &a., 8. Mat 1860.
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Hreie urnbbGnatae Shule.

Ntstren f%Frcunocl 8e!<nntrr, iorris benz sctbrtsn gubli~
fun Der G5t0bt Rt6mcnb ole e~rec5cnltc &ns,tee, bag i@ i'm
Qautc 6cS n66Nta mionate ipieber sine Sduls auihaaGe unc
ntrb, babel, mcnn r0ipjS, s!si& cintn sroshen 2sRrsr aantb-
lH;t.
mstncr gYrcuN6e unb Gstornter ncnlaenb III enifprCdtn.
Grt, WnfsteSirit, %Ian, SYp.d unb gcotusuusen Sitisr
S9uie (el ip6tlrbtt IN eitfcrt 9Iotte ccrpftnttSt psroer.
Gin,at meirtr iyreunbe mtrben bic Giie toben, fur nib
StIler s%iulhrtibsr III Iolth. gumslbunssu f0nntt aud
sci mir selnatt rrcTbtn, Srpasfhcet, nabs 0r iwsiten.
%Gtunsspsl Sphn &einb0rbt,
htutflatr 0tbrtr.
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4DirtbChaf15 Gr60uuna

Ter llnterwidncte crloutt im circm occhrten
0ublitum pc NnjeiGc SIT maiden, oaB or s~milbcn
Der 6. unp Z. StraBc eluen QagerbjcrsS aton er-
Dfnet bat. 81 miro Oes EeltrsNen p~eIeltcn Iciu,
tets nur oc tcltcn 0etrdute ;u 9oltsn unb olrd
oufntertianre unc ireunbtthc 8e0trnunN oiriert-
e:n, wclde ion tciudcn, rem tur5gu NuIcntbalt
iii Irirrnt frcunpIiten unp fdGlen 2ptaIc angc-
1ctm sn MAIDEN.
JtiAapnp, 90. Suti 1860.
9ptu Serbia, Qet.
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SgSgaGa gaeiGss .

Ter uaterSftdnete criautt ia Dem pu6(ifum
aNjn5si9rn, Dap letn 9H19en INN Buggy ~jeoer3cit
7ertF ltegt, nm 6dmtltsn Su irseno elmer Eooee,
Se't noA eEt9em Ser3nIguuS5PlaB gu fabrcn.
0erartl8s SeltellHn9eu ttnnsn i'm g6tl4rtm Sell
!ohu6 Ses pm. u. Sbab Semoht wercel.
9G. 6etrtuo.
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Stcue In3ei9em.
fa1erbier Sa!0n,

9tr. 10 Wfoinltr., 3mjitcn ecr II. uuc IL. Str.
.nnliren 6i;UnCsn uuN Sem %eectrtcD @u6l;h,m mahcn
MIR n,Ernit PIE crGrccnt gu-iQc, etf mir IN cti9cm @laec
Surtn cI rtitblliigS S90otlIic-N0g Ger teitcn SSeine
UNI iIani6itidcn &rlnpicS iino MIR in ocn Stan6 osSckt.
Den Seudcru beS ptistn Sreale stpaS GuSoe;cjhrct;5 bic
ten gu Ionnen. @pntbter II. MIn ker.
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90eten rrbalten 500 Spren Orauoen. $50
ooren S%itr0aen, frilAc @faumen, 1, 2 uno 6
Ytanp Soren 8oiinen unO 5eigen, ippre aut
ridden Sinl6urger &ale uno Sarpinee.
Sta 81 prrfaufeu an gGteOcrperfdufsr tei
u. q. Myere,
232 8rpaOitr., 3pii9ru Der
Stem uup Aten Strasf.
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Siebsn Saupliss, an nuS nobe Srcae arast unb
rsn Ni&moue college ssa,nitrr Seltsen
$500. sl.nkEA.. cl..l..c
gum 6Frntlittn 8ertauf.

5WW VW'NIIVIptW BFIIuNI.
G1 Dicnfoe, ben 2sfru aueur 1850, unS ;par UNI 81
lbr RabmittlGS. reroen auf rben an9stlbrttut Wlaec Itcteu
f&ort Saulpts rffentlib perfei3ert. 3ttislbcn Iicecl in Der
Gountp BON Scrrier. Yitr bappn BADEN je 50 Sus 6rrnt an
&rcaoftrdse. nit 1850 jug 9icfe auf cine 20 auf breitc @utp
lORCHe. Die nreeren brei ho6en cine Sfrpnt spu ;uIamuttr
1913 9Jl2 GINS an cintr 20 6u6 treiten gaSu.
SeoHsupStn Gin 8iertct taar, ern 9f,t in 4, S uub -
Nonatcu St9er negotiable Yettt uuS SpttrelTen. Der Gitle
bldbt bis CUR Seult&nti9en 3obIun9 III bsn 66nosn oe5 Der
tlufcrS.
y. aueuit 1850. Goblin II. @pperfcH,
guCt,pnSrF.
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81 u t I.

u t ).
Die unter;et6nctcn erlaubcn f6 9icrutit, aGen
ibreu 8rcunosn unb Ssfanntct Die er9ebenRe
an3ei9e su MADDEN, tae 3r. @bs. s. S6pceerle,
pom Der 6irna 9Gttcrf unp Co., u gary Ctr,
npn bem gioroen suritdSefcbrt 1T nnO teipnocrs
ttGtSe Gtnfduie fIr Gait 9era6t Dat in
Watren, SiqaprS, Gi9orrss, Giritireer &GIt,
NaSbsrrp-Spr AUDI etbter reutIaer
Geroelatnurit,
lpel6e @rtitel fe BEN 9ccbrten ,Runpcn mGrls!a(e
unr retail su Den tiuj9iten Dreiicn a%ttollsn mer.
pen. I'm c;nen frcunpliGen Suipruh ttttet er=
gebent s. y. @atturf II. 6 o.,
p Carp &tcret.
n5- Gin sutce tibIc6 @las Bier Iets an Der
Bar.
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20. 4 Graanae .0pltI, WcarLl,
%. 81. so pers

~. e.. Dt per6
'et9t letnen 8reunrcu uuO getannten an, boe or
'rePen mtrrcr cine 6 erorne Srn Dem ausae,eih.
net 9uten Eimbmger &air nerlten bar, fpmie
aN@ Qedfr'e Sd9U UNI Ueridrprne anfere frifdbe
&aaren, Die btat9 gu tanien fno bel
81. 81. Myers,
Srcaeitr.. ,miit. 3. unb a
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Sefdmntmacbun0cm


Gin ausse,si&netss Ga 'sr Scn 6crren-6itcn
,,ub &opptu, 70 wie fstr aeitmodpcus Sirpcr-
.Sarpsn unb SIte. Gin agslSrihnetro NEcrt.
m,nt Der mpberrHen uub tiuiSitcn Baaytu 1T
nets Sprr6ttte tei
gbnrao Sauer,
155 @ruob.Str.
neas- Gcibene bute Site Sou $3.50 bis SIS. 90.
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Moirfr., ,tpi1deu Der Stem unp Ste
8nnrber 8

fnpen quit uno retuliAe Sctten freunNIi6e
3inimer uro rccQc Gepienuns im New gtartct
SctsI. IS mrroeu iegt np& sinise an9enpm.
men.
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ainpflhiffabrt Spiihen 9ttdNmOnp IL. Stem 2Jort.
Die bei6en srOsen Wo teauem eirssridteten SEE Oomvf>
lhiTe ,SanlestOrpl" uno ,GtOanOte" wegoen tenn reiienSen
9ubiiIHm sur 9enu5un9 btieua %emyfotler. Ser qya5rpreis
betrdet in Der Gejlte incl. @ett uno &3f IS, unc i'm 8m;.
k3snoed So. = Die , 8 lme5temn" YsrlaFt ttrrn gBtorf on
Sptsli9 ie6en 9ienltan Eml 4 ,lbr Ralmitta9S, wSbr,SS Bic
"9foanp!s" ieNen Ureias I'M 6 llbr AbsRbs Spn Gita @rint
aa%ot13ert.. Q5r oae tebtere Damsfltif berRBen nil, pat R&
bet ben tnterssidrgter ein 6abr5ilrt AZ I5en.
Era9f miro biai9t en9encnuieI ua0 plntl al ~bef5r0trt.
93ialepreis Ma R0rfolf - 90.
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OSnrmpr =9Grbeiten,

Saepb Stnrent,
Dllnufactursr pom t~talieniIbth uno dmcritdni-
ften Narmrr,W cnumcntsn, Hei6enfcinen ieter
Dirt unp alsr In bieics @'elhdft einI&ldsrnber
Irbciteu.
Iainfr, s%tpiitben Der Stem unc 6trn.
Wsine Ereuaec urb G~nreeleute itnS f:tuNSti&1 %eiuaIa-
Den, n,einc S~prGttiacn Srbeiter, ouf b0S geIGmodppute
in ttaliCniftCt, unb ancrifdniftcn, Msrmpr ~aueesfutrt,
In Gsuatnf6siR ~ sebnten unb elmer Syufung ,u %tncrpcr~
fen, e6e tic auberm5it& Scrertise 8eGslungcR MADDEN, ba ib
~ibtrstugt bin, boF = meme 9cebrten 8unetn eSt1 70 gut
unb biaiecr bccisnca FINN, ale ir9ene Gin anse,er 5abrttant
in bitfscr Stoct. gan; c~reebcrlt Sacob Stncent.