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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

Tut HHc oF LTcT- :" TT 7 To I ~ " 70.
Dnn POTOMAC FISH!
LUU BBLS. No. | HERRING
81 hb!s. Family Roe do
80 half bbls. do d" do
40 bhIs. and half bbls. Saad, warranted
prime. in store and for sale by
my 2t---e0lm THOMAS PERRY.
DIC-NIC AND EXCURSION PARTIES are
/ invited 10 call ANA examine, before purchas-
Ing their supplies.
Fresh Groceries received every week.
CHARLES J. WISE,
les Cor. Prince and Pitt-street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03
Fairfax county, Va, sep li--eotf

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--I AIN au-
Y thorized by Mrs. Emma b. Garter, to sell her
farm in Fairfax county. containing about THREE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, lying be-
tween the Little River Turnpike, and the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad-, very short distance
from either, and bounded partly by the extension
of the Manassas Gap Railroad. The distance from
Alexandria by the Turnpike. is about five miles.
One-hird of the land is cleared and under fence,
and the residue is in wood: and there about 10
acres Of rich bottom lapd. The tract is well Wa
tered by several ncver-taiing springs, and by Il
stream which runs through it. The improvements
are comfortable. consisting Of frame Dwell
mi LING AND KITCHEN, stables, corr! house,
:n-.I &c. in good repair.
The tract is now occupied by Mr.. John Malone,
VINO will show it TO persons desiring 10 purchase.
The terms will be made accommodating.
nov 5-eotf r. JOHNSTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

DARAFFINE LUBRICATlEG OLA iui
/ supply, the best Oh! !or Machinery. equal II
Sperm, and % per ct. cheaper
je 90 H. COOK Il CO., Sarcpta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03
hsHBY & WOOD, No ITO, King street,


4 SIX the attention of the public generally to
GOODS. embracing all the desirable fabrics lin
usc. Also DomcStics, Servants Goods, Floor Oil
Cloth, Lace and Muslin Curtains, &C., &c.
ic -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

o. PACKAGES Loaf. Crushed, GRADUATED,
% and Pulycrized SUGARS, for sale by
Blackjack, DENT i CO.,
ie q South side Ferry Slip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

ERESH DRUGS, &c.-Senna, Mamma. Epson
Il Salts. Rochelle Salts Calcined Magncsa,
Fresh Vanilla Beans, Fluid Extract Vanilla,
Browns Bronchial TrocheS. Sponge, &C.. &C.
Received and for sale by MILBURN 4 BRO,
ie ii \. +. corner King and Westinghouse
Y EROSENE LAMPS, Shades, Chinncys, and
IN RcflcctorS, Just received and for sale by
VIM. \. HART No. II king-st.,
Next door To Marshall House
>p.1s.- Sion cf the Golden Mortar ic 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

I YON'S MAGNETIC POWDER-for the de-
II struction Of inscctS--a full supply Of the
above article for sale by MtLBURN BRO.
ie 1t Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

fET0 EXCURSION lSTS.--W. have just rcccjy-
L ed lot Of fine Leghorn Hats aud Boomers,
worth $3.50, which can be sold al 81. cents
u 22 s. i y. MEiENBEEG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

FISH! FISH.
OOO Bells. No. Potomac Mornings
CUU 1870 bbl.. Family do.
100 half bb.s. Family do.
30 do do do. Roe do.
200 bills. prime Eastern do.
For sale by TieI2l WASHINGTON l. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

ACON.--5,ON0 lbs iiams, Sides, and Shout
- ders, received and for sale by
my II DAVY i HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

NrRKEES' EAGLE MILLS, and Stickney &
- Pour's Yeast Powders, and Cooking Soda,
for sale bv CHARLES J. WISE,
ie Is cor. of Prince and Pitt.sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03

slINE SALT-tuSt received direct from the
4 factory, Il small consignment Of Ground Rock
Salt put in bags of 81 lbs, 10 lbs Ii lbs. each,
vc,y nice article Tor dairy and family USE for sale
by NJ. ELDRlDGE co.
South Wharyas
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

A correspondent writing to tie National In.
stelligencer from Garibaldrs camp, gives the fol.
lowing description of Countesse de Ia Tore.
Who has become renowned during the recent
troubles in Italy:-. ss7S a 800 Es--aa3 j
Lieut. Campbell called our attention 70
lady in military costume, just entering the
coQrt attended BY gentleman. Her dress was
velvet cap, With feather, gray suit, the full
skirt Of which hung in many folds TO her knees.
She wore military boots with spurs, and q sword
hung by q waist belt Her face was handsome
"A dark brunette, with fine flashing eyes The
English clustered around her, and che addressed
them few words of welcome, whereupon the
chM<tb Of the soldiers made the walls of the
pelSee vocal With strange music for such . nlsoe.
The lady was the Countess de Ia Tore, Who CON-
mslads company, and has greatly distinguished
herself BY her courage and cYolpesA Ia the bat
lie Of she .st instant shell fell near her, and
those near BY, thinking, u most persons do at
such times, that discretion ID the better part of
yalos fell upon their faces awaiting the bursting.
bas the Countess. following the example Of thea
great Frederick under similar circumstancca
stood with her arns folded, and when Il exploded
she uttered The most fierce feproast - i thoss
vho covered" s IN VI q -'F
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01


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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

{ TEE TALLEss NAH il KsBrucgY-1be Hon
kinsville Press says, that e ~ = Il has any
knowledeA NJ. John n. baker, Of Burnsvillc.
CaldN10 eoanty, 10 tn talless man in Kentucky.
He sas II Hopkinsvflls 81 Thursday last and
subscsfbed for the PIssl He stands seven feet
eight inches in his boots, weighs 240 pounds, and
y twenty three years old. He was sbon and
saiasd IN Caldwell county, and has never been .
hsndsl miles ftpm bio bone, Cd the street be
lesks3 te)ler than be really Y. for common sised
- aruupd bin looked NJ bpya I .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

"A CONSERVATIVE OPlEloN PROM GroReyA
NEwsrAPER-The Augusta Chronicle strongly
opposes the proposition introduced into the
Legislature Of Georgia 70 declare that STATS ont
Of the Union. II saws; .'-'
However i may be proposed By the present
Legishture, We are opposed to it, and wish
now, and promptly to enter our protest against
any such hasty and inconsiderate action. The
momentary impulses Of patriotism are NOT sure
guides in matter Of such momsntous maeni-
.tude g the breaking up Of al our relations
with the Federal Government, Of which Geor-
ga y most important component part, aud
q which che was Al original propossr. And
our relations, also, with Onr slater States, are
matters for wise and sober consideration
The instincts Of women are said to be mere
nearly right, = : general proposition, than
the deductions Of their Judgment; but this Is
not usually held to be ! good rule ID regard to
the instincts and Impulses Of men. The sober.
second Thought, y generally .the safest visest
ssssn - - = n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

= NEW ExAHPLa. --Whatever may be the
merits Of the new quarrel in Kansas, there 10 ne
lack OF promptness on the part Of the President
In putting down the men who call themselves
the free State party. We have no feelings for
them which will Justify heir infractions VI the
law but we cannot help saying that if the same
dispatch had been used n cmbing the border
rofians in times past. tho necessity for nov en-
ploying Gen. Harvey and his Dragons, would
not have occurred. This outbreak 10 but a con.
tinuation of the old trouble which the Federal
Government. in the hands Of the Democracy,
kept brewing for nearly three vera Its failure
70 hang 4tchison then for his invasion of Kan.
sss. necessitates the hanging Of Montgomery
now for the invasion Of Missouri 1t 10 the bad
fruit Of poisonous seed. But let US hope that
the origin of the trouble now ON hand. will be I
warning to the President that, when treason ON
iargerscale takes the form Of overt acts. and
the cotton States precipitate revolution. he
must quicken himself to prompt &fscharEe Of
his duty. and the instant employment Of the
force nov marching against the long outraged
but perhaps blameable Free State men.-Ca;g.
:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01
Iron ne Charlottesville. Va Rsvssv.l

Fine appeals are made about the duty O. Wiz.
ginia to offer herself up as q sacrifice for The
Sunny South. Other gentlemen may have their
Tastes, but We have oursl The projected mar
tyrdom is entirely unacceptable. South Caro-
lima and Alabama may be very dear, but We
sscoii from entire ruin on their account Slave
r may be strong bond Of Union between to-
bacco and cotton, but we do NOT feel altogether
ready to sink the tobacco for the welfare Of The
cotton. We want Virginia to have an orbit Of
her own. We do not want her to gravitate TO.
ward New York away from Alabama, nor to-
ward Alabama away from New York. Ii any
oreyitation is to be done, let it be done to-
ward her, or let the existing attractions main
tain the present oroita We believe the pre.
sent relations Of The various States II the best
that can be DEVISED II the system III nssurb-
ed, where each Nill 6y to, no calculation can
foresee. First one, and then another OF these
orderly stars. viii .shoot madly from the sphere.
Confusion win be general-the ruin common.
Let us say before hand, that We shall not be
dragged out And, If the attempt is persisted
in, let South Carolina, and let Alabama, go
their way and We will 20 ourA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

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i e.. -. g. -. $500. 8 ..... ..-
-. -. - !. =. 80 "a e.
IL Id 49, 2 - - - y GsyesGl
eeDoo. II h11o1 Auh>ao u ~ 80 - -.
nshas -. - 80. 1865. III. .-. 90.
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nnnlbeK6f or cccesniis Sfses - ~ lrr 49,
net1us q Ioysrai vesY ~ ~ vs. yo1ed 1Sr
| llnco1u. We hava 1 - X - Y.ss. J..
elscstoa ios1ine lsther inckh y v. i.
NhoD huad 3 vklooe1d M 1ko fIsoSe. NJ NM
VtDtesk NJ Sean neal1 III k1f,S r>SSs,-
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aesd, ma uaeoe q - yo,lsr s,,n $500 - I'm.
coln, lccounl6 i6s ~ overv keinsnr 49, -. se
foe I'm ana ~ ttauSnhnne eleSfion' fSsI .S....
/ - Herald 81
Yar... - - 5. =. = ...s @ "A
~. - - 49, - y. q Kanoo1E
snes ne distress - Kansas b far greater than
ny worst leas1 H. seyE "a part II our Ter.
neosy y q, ces9eaee ~ c3oshing that cAildren1
~ eseeoea - berkf Our gsaefous cifisens'
~ ssei ase.fed ehss their contfibasld1s Ior shs
sena g - feoPte q 1Aneae have gone ~ "
moss WHY O99ec& Ne fear that notNith
esan@ne ail sees hao teea done, thers win u
efeas esnessn8 y ~ Territory during he vim
seE-tD avsnpeFe Gasetts.
4 ern.ll .h;,a
citv. IN vsrv s..sssis 49,. y - IH0a q t.se
evsn;Se- ~. .s;sS 49, Wednesday
re;rhh6r,a 49, -;.s P~..yan6 AZ 80 We ~ =
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no ~ IS ~ r,c,, :. :. ~ sas 49, Inefs 80
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hrrrt y. - lace aad earn were
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S111ouo AGclp8kx. On The lath inst i. II. |
sah belly w6s rotusnipH from ~ fleId IN, n.
wagon freighted With broom corn. hirnaelf ,n1
two brothersin.lav being on the lna1 fl~ 49,.
took fright, and runnine upon ! atouv niere N |
ground, al three were thrown Atom IL vrscr
| By which Wan. Dolly had his arm hrpken and M |
ri6us iniosv -rYlslh; Io,,...., 1ienOus &
esFE
y DEAF! Seea 9l1foxIcAfIoM--Hr Lewis ST. /
uaenss wno formerly resided shout eight miles |
- o. tnis place. Died one night last week from
- enecse OF an overdose Of whiskey and /
ss'''qo eng e1posore.-l WApello Republican
AssAu1rrn Hon j - r.rl,u. -. 80 -. ,.
ed iaat Thursdav niaht vh;s r...;.v .' %.;
street and knock a So.c =. 49, sau0s Aal.
Willism Pe,rv -. I.aL: ayoIe aan n.mso
fenc, he co.ld and i.fs ~ sI ~: ~. e.
weapons upon his sssa;i.nt shc srd; - h;.,e
coming IN contact vith IA toss " u. nj.
g pFudeetly withdrew from the contest.--
that M ~ 80 1890 2. ~; eoward.y assault va
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

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h No>ss q ~ fa,locij;k Y1,,.a,s pe.l. =.
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Bank Of AarorA y I'M 100 S.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

Mcy. -, kltA. AnaeAAR Oh. r aaa11ny EelR
a0eAe gears - u meaSnA - -
~ eenrnaEk, . Saturday nasnl.xy u In =. .
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AssD = Wessap, = ths sahsaAA Ssusxahsh~ - =
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1870 nesnlAg s111.s 49, uAasA hrca e,assaG
.ases nasads ssals~sd - = ~ - resdsg pinGa.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

a. ~ Dsaslas Ds4ocraiD u CAlpaeo TAN
Of eatabliainga ~ pslitieal ssvpapsr there.
Rather hEs n he day. ~ "a ssss,sssgar 81 ,s.si
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

NoRfH AND 9OnrH-Tnn Dfts1xxxcs PRAurI.
cALLY s1f t0R7R.-ln ths Sixth avenue IL Z
grocer who il doing rood business BY attend.
ing e biz own affairs; md Who, regularly q The
election oo1see rOUnd, votes tho Republican
ticket One Of the customers, . native of the
slnniest part Of the sunny South, whore the Pal
metto waves, and persimmons are the cOunon-
ct product, but who ID : resident Of this city,
was ID his establishment few days since. The
convsrsati6h VA upon the late election and III
results whom the latter, after some defamation.
proceeded TO consign thA President elect, TIC
Republican party, md each and every member
Of i, 70 that undiscovered country recently and
specially brouEht % public acntion ~ .senlori-
cus Dck Busteed, a his celSbrated staten t.
land harangus - 9a q
! Tue grocer withstood bis farr.so for .ome
time, but finally his patience ~ exhausted.-
stepping out before his counter, be addreseed
ne other Mr.. A., suppose that /. 1 Republi-
can, g you know, should be now IN your native
City o. Charleston. and should make use Of such
language, and express sentiments % adverse 70
secession and secesslonists, q you do to the Re-
publican party, what would those Who heard me
. Cut your heart out, hang You to the nearest
lamp post, and serve You right" ans wered this
scion Of the finest chivalry IN the world.r
"Wen, replied the grocer, ssWe are not %
blood Thirsty up here at the North. We only
kick our insnlterS on our pFemiAes.n
Suiting the action TO the word, 10 seized NJ
A. BY th collar, Whiried him round 20 q TO face
the door, and spilled the energetic sis a teroo,
forcibly ejecting him from the premises. and II
lustrating the difference between Northern and
Southern customa-N. Y. Post
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

a The papen ~ thas altsr The Fsarth II
uarch nsaA - Bschaaan will retssn to his Or
nsr hens. 90 - $780, Of Nksaalaae---
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

The eiansas twins, Ohaag aaA Eng. With TIVE
Of thsir cAildrsn, have gore 70 California. alass
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

LllA-A writer from virsisiA u Dc Nsu
York Tribuhs n.y. 1T ~ tslssraphie lepesss
Of sesssioa movsmcnts n that State ars I'm
cloth liea Ss,s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

4 TEaRsBLE DmAsrER-Ths storm on the lakes.
- Saturday, was one Of the ssverest ever knnws.
- Buffalo some damage was dos q build;nga
Tbs loss upon the Lakes 10 imlisnss 80.
eight vessels are reported lost ON L111 ia
eighteen On Lake Ontario. The loso x NJ IL
vcfy great. The crews Of ok vessela.have per-
iahed Our reports Of the storm are mot yet
ssnplate. and ADDITIONAL nsws will probsbiy add
Qesh horrors % the tale. sg sis
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-01

etpt9en, Der bSberer, Der gSttliden Q8eltprbs
nins uno 9ere9tigteit aus9ibt =
OoS Wfdb6en Bate mi1 S9auber unb @nts
ieben ben Sanbel angebSrt Der iiber ite ab5e,
16lcHen pnroe. Nber ite bate einen lnutbtgen,
entI4lo6enen uno felten Sinn, ..'
Wd6renb be8 Sanoel8 Iel6lt purfte Iie ni&t
herDDrtreten. SIG fannie tbren Gater unb Be-
1onbers tbren 8ru6er. sic batte in @eoenz
mart De8 labmen 8auern, pbne alien peiteren
@rfol9, nur cine Seene berbet9efabrt, bic ibr
bic rcbeite WiBbanblun9 5u9e5o9en bdtte.
glber al8 Der Wuderer fort mar, frat lte nit
rnbtgent unb entIdlpIlenem Welen 31 benz
0ater uno bctn 8ruber in bic Mpbnltnbe,
sd babe GueS 8ebTrt mas Sbr Da per-
banoelt babt." '.+'s". ..-
Der 8ater murbe bod ettpoS perleSen; er
ia0te nt6t8.
Der 8ruoer uabm oeIto fre9er baS Wort,
+ uWenn Du e8 9eb6rt balt, brau6en mir e8
Dir nidt ntebr 3u iagen." l@-
vW1it Dtrlbabe t9 nidta gu i9affen," la9te
baS Mdo6en gum 8ruber. '.
Sie panbte lt4 an ben gater, a.. D..
SD nebme ben Weniden ni9t, Batter"
y&tno, t6 bin Ietn S6ulbner. @r fann mir
SauS uno Scf perfaufen (aiien. llnb er tpir>
be e8." ..:.+=f1 ..
y llno menn er uns and BON Sau8 unb SOf
ja9t, i6 nebn,e Jpn nidt." " -.
nGber mas bait Ou 9e9eu ibn? ?"
sd lpllte etnen 10 dlten, I3mubt5en, i4le9s
ten @ei5bal8 betratben ?"
u@r 1T reid, ct bat oaS 9rSBte gauer9ut i'm
Dprfe." |
ullnb wenn ibm baS 9an3e Dorf sebBrte, !"
uDenn Der Sater pi0, mubt Du," la9te
oea gruoer III.
O98er fam mid 5tpingen ?"
oDa8 @eIeb Oa8 @eridt!"
uSd bin neun5ebn Sabre alt, un0 er an
le45i9."
vOa8 1T fein eeietli6er @runo."
,@r lit gSitt1per. Seine beoen GDdter ltnb
bic fre4fen Wdulet im gan5er DOrfe ST 1T
labm, er 1T 10 bdBlid. Sd nebme t9n ME
unp nmmer."
Limb Ou wirlt ibn nebmeu. Dan,it alta"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-01

o. s. 3d. Omit tb belt es rdtsr Flr erfcrbe& bem gnblt-
unb 9bira III aebsr owie eines b.r gcrbee anufabre mel
DE perSnr onnltattpnen eeen mter9e uno se1ahr!.
der Grantbeten nit ibm erwaten ess tit est eoo "nnSfs
Gs it gsna9eo r t9 ssenUdre nur snnfasren oap sr In
feline saa Numemtett obsen Rranteten usewanot unb tn
ben esn abea mer patenten enrtrt ale nr Seranoane
letnS amenS ais tbdser unc sesnnsise Irt notb@ens0
nO Dee6t non aersea bteaser @taOt
SbseS es son tnem abee Der peber Der drs&en grars
flr Quad asten miro. anseisen 70 erf&einen teep6
tte ben NIT o6en &rantben bhaeten gerionen
or6eiis su srr6 u nt baS anse8.n fit tr ncbpenhts
bae,. Stuff ntdt einn Gbrur9 u oat Betn gu aua-
pusn en Ocue UNI bic rantbetten beg Mnses ~ tetlen
ae sn S IN uni let M S satst ss "a @
folss s e. sm # Der ,set Sse sa! ssss!%Sssts S1st
1t in ben estea Saren cine 70 auS9sSeSns gsren bat
Rrant6eten tn aaen Gdaen uno mbee bs aa9en eebet
uas @ s @ @ Fs sa % " M ga @ ~ ss
sn teonoers Gremben ben obeenean 8ats gu srtbet
Len gSp Sass m 9 Ss m ,S @ 0S S ss sfg
aunsea a&en srta gauns slb ben rabrsne" nHb bette"
&ersen fat unmSslt6 it,
8ea6tet Tpleenbes BET 3eiten,
Der uedtide welder NIT cbisen eten bebatet it, mug @
6nsI enen erabrenen " meneen surG weden nd nr
ienem sGmer3en beeit rb onbern oenebtn aud bed-
reb er IN ben 8aa Sic epmPtOm 8 stwos cas- sp
item einsepe Deer bte rantbett wettsr UNI @ 9esrtn Bat
elmer melt 9r5eren Re6nunS bered9t it, 0srenguneen ooe
rSeireS" werbem mad elmer nuen Dr. S. Smith aufet-
uabenen 8banb!unssmetfe IN pen9en Iaen cbne mersen
tirt 8r s. s. emb 6a6 fene ananOune Der "ire6ra f.
No. ais uerctures" bebote DbuT6 10 oft Gbaataae
bte raurtefen 8osen terbeiiIbren. ..-
aa5unee Qite Nae webe ali fegnale Stpd&e letoem
molten G te 3eten nslea, wobar6 e Seen 8un'aer unb
gre6e uatefen erparen. zfe sF -
Or g. 3. emb bat bur6 bic 9adIae Cur obser Sranfbe-
ten srDger 8erbnbeit ais r9snb e anberer Nrs tn @me,a
eranat Gr tett uetel 1T ben dwierisen 8l1n 0b
aus nb 9tbt Der Spntuttpn bre urpr,nse 0ra wieeer,
inbem eniace unb mte Yl anweneet 9 inc Uteon
lit irst scn Wferfur unb aen mora6en @ife in bqu
n a suberete unb fam 10, Sat. Oeer prtsatoae 9eer
a Der Nei{e unbemertt unbeterft pbne Sprn9 In 0d
IN su Scruaden 0eaommen wsrben Nur btfttse gn
ln6uns ein9etre it, mirb eias Gnant9 Der Sebeaspte
nptbpenbts. @ p 81
Nu ben 8ran6eiten tes peitl6en Geldie6ts bat r Or %
o. Sme felt easr 01eibe ven Salen ene bsonoere Auimert
amfe semiene serp 0tn Qbenben eae betlenbe Cur
Dr. S. g. Smiths prdsenaSe fur rauea tann man an Obt9ent
ptase erGalten De Nfebiu 1T gut no wrSe nnertab Sab
mee 8altore entrnt wpbnen, Snnen mad genaaer WIT
eabe ber Ssn,ptpe Or S. g. Smb in portofreen griefen con-
iuen unb tie NeSti na6 SenO enem 4be bes 3ates se
l6idt er6alten
M1e Qurdee bleiben fren9 priyam n ber Ofef ine s~
parate 3tmnter sur Disppfton ter Batenten.
Often spn llbr NlOreens BIG ltbr Gtenss
9r~S. 8. gntitb,
IL SO. IL SIp 8rebertdfr SolttaDre.