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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

Rosa BoNHEUR's spirited painting of the
"Horse Fair" will be exhibited in this city the
present week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNpERr Akrr AVN
R3VFfdN W -Cohns, Caskes Patent McfaIIie
BURIAL Eases and Robes of every descrption oXva M
sizes 4AAAiO NAshET, OF ala
Every thing connected with the management of fnnor.
promptly attended to- No. 40 Front street as
Front street Worcester, Mass dawtf iesiuehce on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09
CITY AND COUNTY.

ARREST OF MURDERER-One John Nc
Nulty, who, it will be seen by reference to our
police record, was committed to the House Of
Correction on Friday last, for non-payment of
S. fine and costs for disturbing the peace on
Spring street in this city, on the 4th of July
last, was on Saturday taken to Montreal by a
Canadian officer, Deputy Sheriff John Hib-
bard of st. John, Canada East, ON a charge
of being an accomplice in two most foul MUIR
ders committed near that locality on the 9TH
day OF April last the prisoners fine and costs
having previously been paid by the officer
Officer Hubbard had long been on his track, and
had travelled over 1900 miles in pursuit of him.
Hearing that he was in Nashua, N. H.,
that officer proceeded thither soon as possible,
where he learned that person answering to
McNulty's description had just left in Conduc-
tor Kings train for Worcester Deputy Sher-
if Hubbard then in company with officer Bos-
well Of Nashua, proceeded Immediately to
Worcester, by the middle train, on Saturday
last, reaching here at two o'clock P. NJ. On
calling at the police office, they were informed
by Assistant Marshal jackson of McNulty's
Whereabouts, at the House OF Correction, for
the offence stated. Officer jackson went with
them to that institution, where the offender was
delivered to the hands of the Canadian officer
who left with his prisoner for Montreal, by the
returning train for Nashua, at quarter past
four O'Clock
The murder referred to was committed
c. TIL,
thirty-three miles from Montreal. The per-
sons murdered were Mrs. Adelaide Bazaillon
and her daughter, Marie Bazaillon. Two 9th.
ers, Noise Collette and Flaven NORM 1.-THE
latter formerly known i'll this city by the name
of John Morey), were accomplices with Nc
Nulty in this double murder. They are in
Jail in Montreal, awaiting trial. 1t was one of
the most brutal murders on record, perpetrated
in the woods at some distance from any house,
the bodies of the victims beng most horribly
mutilated and manged. The cause of it was
a persistent refusal on the part of the daughter,
fair maid of fifteen to yield to the lascivious
desires of the perpetrators of the diabolical
outrage. The bodies of the victims were not
discovered until nineteen days after the muir
der, when they were found covered with
leaves and limbs of trees.
NORM, alias John Mercy, resided in this
city, year or two since, on the 'island," so
called He was arrested last year for horse
stealing, and escaped from confinement. The
next news concerning him, told that he was in
Canada, soon after which came intelligence of
the commission of the crimes related above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

To Purchasers of MISUNDERSTANDING atten
ton is called to an examination of MY STOCK or
CLOTHING which, for style, make and finish is second
to no Custom work in the city.
notice. " ~
Just bear mind that you can find better goods NJ tb
store and buy them cheaper than at any other Store in
the city. n II P,,,Eo
Harrington Corner Main and Front street.
"p-v ou Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

hfs' w insiow, an experienced nurse ana ten,oIc
physician mas Soothing Syrup for children teefhin~
"Gh sIedty iacates the process of tcethinp Nv &c
teulls me gums reducing all infammaton-yy alIy All
pam anu IS sure to regulate the bowels Depend non
IL VIII give rest to yourselves and relief and
health 10 your infants, Perfectly in ali cases See
= 50 "''''Ni NVluhlh uNWlY au2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

The Brunonia boat club OF Brown Univer-
sity, have contracted for a new shell boat, to
be finished in season for the regatta on Lake
Quinsigamond on the 24th inst. 1t is to be
built by Donahoe of Boston, is to be fifty feet
long, and to weigh one hundred and fifty
pounds. Their present boat is forty-fve feet
long, and weighs two hundred pounds
Daniel G. Bennett Of Plainteld, Connecticut,
young man of ordinarily quiet and steady
habits, found his way on the 4th of July to
an Infamous house on Canal street, Provi-
dence, where he was assailed by party of
freshmen so severely that lie died on the fol-
lowing day. Three notorious rufiians have
been arrested for completely in the murder.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

buryport was drowned in that city on Friday
last, while working in the re construction of
the Essex Merrimack bridge He was the
architect of many famous bridges among
which were the Eastern railroad bridge in
Newburyport, and the Boston and Maine rail-
road bridge at HaverhilI.
Sam'l Gilbert, fisherman of the old school,
died at Gloucester on the 29th ult., at the age
of 70 years. He was for many years engaged
i'll the fishing business at Gloucester, and was
well known along the whole sea coast Of New
England.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09


The lightning went into the butcherinp busi.
ness in Brooklyn, last Friday, and killed
family of seven hogs belonging to Asa Ben.
nett. 1t was discovered afterwards that the
fluid had taken the pork to mark it,
writing master named lift, with his wife
and a male infant Of eighteen summers, have
been doing the people Of South Coventry by
collecting money and clearing out with unpaid
board bills behind This was not write
The Queens Chess Club of Hartford had n
celebration on the 4th, at which the novelty Of
acontest in archery was introduced, Miss Lii.
lie Lyman made the best shot, and won the
prize OF a set OF ivory chessmen valued at $50.
and Miss Lizzie A. Olmstead won the second
prize of papier mache chess board.
The thousand dollar carriage, made thirty
years ago. at Middletown, for Gen. jackson 10
ride in, has recently been sold for SIG so. Ii
is proposed to send it to Sachems head for
Stephen A. Douglas, the Second Jackson" TO
take his airngs IN.
1t is said clergyman in England has won
large reputation by giving his hearers the
stolen discourses of Dr. Horace Bushnell of
Hartford on the New Life" as his own, and,
IN consequence, has been obliged to open a
new life" to himself, in q distant parish.
Mary Osborn, Il colored girl in New Haven.
was shockingly burned ON Monday evening,
"a, by burning fluid. She was trying to Gil n
lighted lamp from gallon can, when ii explod.
ca, OF course, burning and dishguring her in
shocking manner.
The little son Of j. j. Andrews Of 1oland
uIed, last week, from the effects Of a dose OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

40 Horse OwnerS.-Sweet's InfallibIe Liniment
or Horses Is unrvaled by any and in all eases of Lame
ess arising from Sprans, Bruises or Wrenchnp lis Of
ec Is magical ana certain, Harness or Saddle Calls
oviatG.nes Mango &c, it will also cure speedily SDayin
9 hgDone may be easily prevented and curcd IN ther
cie stages but confirmed are beyond the pos
Giolitf VI radical cure No case of the kind however
rs 50 desperate or hopeless but may be alleyatd In,
s nlment and Its faithful application will ALWAYS re-
comparative ease ~ ~ 'i"'Ni ~itl
Every horse owner should have this remedy Mt hand
timely use at the first appearance OF Lameness
WIN electuay prevent those formidable diseases mcn
oneu 10 which all horses liable. and which render
80 otner"lse valuable horses nearly worthless
mVZl d3taw&weowIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

We think are justified in saying Matno PIN or
remedyJor Liver Complaint has gained so deservedy,
the reputation now enjoyed by Dr. MLanes Celebrated
Ltrer PHs, prepared by Fleming Bros Pittsburgh As
an evidence that they will cure the following GER
hhcate from lady residing in own city;
NEW YORK, January, %, 1852
This is to certify that have had the liver comnloipt
for six years, and get any medicine to help
me until commenced Using Lr. lrLane's Celebrate
Lrer PITS, prepared by Fleming Bros can now saw
to the public, that they have completely cured me- and
do hereby recommend them to all persons afflicted with
diseased Liver They pH cure you. Try Them
MARY EVANS, No. SO Lewis street
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. NI'LANF,s
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLEM
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa. There are other pills
purporting to be Liver Pills. now before the pubc DR.
MLanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated yermi
uge can now be had at all respectable drug None
genuine wittout the signature Of FLEMING RRos
jy4 d6tEwI '-'" DfV9H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

Truth No. 2.--That shall keep the best assort
menl OF housekeeping Goods to he found in this or INV
otcr clty ana snail not be understood by any and ever
D9dy is expected to call and examine my crockery and
kass ware. Examine both price and quality, whether
they buy or not and what great variety ot onJi
sell to suit everybody. '' VI soous
N Il. Cash paid for old carpets beds &c
,.... 81, - ORSON n. HEATH,
o' ~ Ne"nnee street. my29 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

+, Jnmes W. Follnnsbec, Commission Merchant far
Worcester Mass. """s''n SQUARE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

ntain N VIC scott, Druggist and Apotbecarv No obI
ih stleet, corner Mechanic street. Worcester Mnss
usnes pure drugs aud patent medicines of MI knds a.
on M .e an retail supplies Physicians with mpdines
M @ liberal TERMS for cash. and devoes his esnec
TO- 20 he compromising and preparation nj Thv
uly aU2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09
Special 3lotltcs.

HIPS Mint SpecIfic-For Badness and Fallin. of
OF me Hair For sale by JAMES GREEN Druggist
Main street, dEwtf - "es. 81 y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

Homeopathic Medicines of all kinds kept for
SAFE al z59 Main street, up stairs, by c. Ii, JENCKS
OBJ dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

Mr: hegg, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues tbc br,o
nessOi CtedhSiag RedyeHg and Repoi,ing Mems Anna
ell ah9 also eleanses Ladies' Shaws Riding Dresses %e
Ieylng executed at from three. o ten DAYS notico
at shorter notice when the necessity ar con-
Nenlence OF customers requires it, ''S VI 0oh'
lie has Increased his help and facilities fo ,,oo. a.
iSIsnsS IN hls business ONCE No. Pleasant street S
~ tNeIy description Of FANCY DYEING executed I'm
the pest manner, at fair prices, and with disnach W "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

The elm trees in Lee and neighboring towns
are being greatly injured by an insest which
preys upon the foliage, and is destroying the
beauty of the trees. They appear on the I'M
der sides of the leaves like little nests Of white
lice, which soon take wings and appear like
gnats. The leaves curl up and are destroyed
by them.
The republicans of Pittsfeld have arranged
Wide Awake Club with Hon. Ensign Ii.
Kellogg as its president!
A member of the Greylock Light Infantry,
of North Adams, was killed by sun stroke,
while parading the streets at the Troy IN. Y
celebration, on Wednesday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

n, spniIhing's Prepared Glue seems In he univ,rs
imc9mea by houekcepers wherever ii goes II is
b,relseE lhe ready reliable adhesive substance ncedeJ
w lepuTilg furniture and household ware dtf anil
Ni,rhper ~ Clark, Agents for the sale of Names
Bion5 u NupeIphoSphute of Lime conDus ed of Dried
nhot vnet ouphuric Acid, Peruvian tiuano and Sul.
P MIA " ammonia For sale at New York Prices
""'i d&wtf
a. Harris, Dentist. 1888 Main street opposte
lhe new Mechanics Hall BuiIkinu dn,vJ 'PPb1 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Mr. James S. Grennell of Greenfield
received and declined the appointment of
collectors clerk in the Boston custom house,
because of his professional and agricultural
engagements at home. He goes the custom
house ticket, however, breckenridge and
Lane" fore er.
In manufacturing establishment in Green.
field, an iron ball was found embedded in the
solid ivory Of an elephants tusk, about 81
feet from the root, and . feet from the tip end,
and tits supposed must have been in the .usk
at least one hundred years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

Butter, Butter.-A few tons ofsuperior Butter for
sale by DRApTR 4 vi pLi w
Also, some low price ditto. dtf mhii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

soda water, of the very best quality, supplIed nj
snort notice; and fountains furnished ii desired Also
SfkuPs OF all kinds, finely and richly favored
GEORGE L. SPIrRR Mini,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

Dried Apple.-Five Tons of superior Dried Apple,
ior Sd5e very low by DRAPER IL CLAIR.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-21

NS ueberlncrgen peralt ltQltet Der Nrbelter
Sci orgperein etll grpBe8G pu5ert neblt 5beater=
8oriteQul8 III Der WtedQrlic8 6all, g, 6apet=
teltrQRe Jfr. 1872.
B9 Oipr9cn N6edo 8 ltbr1 ,rnu1ifallldl@
~oeflamotpriide MISUNDERSTANDING III Der frii-
beren Surllballe, @de 6rpnt~ l1p 2pnlbarpitr.
bel S. Scmmerfelp.
9td6lten Ofpatag 9reBer 9lltdl IN perl elben
Salle.
N9 wette Sped.&udcnprpbe
g8ir perpeilen auf bic QnSeise oe8 Sra. Bapit
Der mprgen gprmitta9 balb elf llbr init BEN
beriibultelt pfdl5iiden u8eden4 Stretb in
ieiuer oGlbetanutea Wirtbldalt, 9a. II 9tproz
6reoeridltr., gum 5metten Wt1le SpedzSu9en
II bic 8ette bafeu unb auft1Gen miro,
BIZ 6r. Streib, laltt dr3tltdem 9[ttelf, am perz
gansenen Counting bic Mette nidt a~ufnebnen
%fpl1l1te.
Np % irtbl6aftS @r6ffnun9
uno gu nd.-Nd6lten Wonta9 erSfTnet 81.
SOB. 2eimbad III leinem Sau1e, 258 8rcaoz
map, cine Mirtbl6aft nit einem 9~ranoiole t
91tnd unb Hp1t'8 2a9erbter.
Mg- Wirtbf9aft8z@
Sr. Dan. Weulel bat baS bon Wfr. 8roaper8
bt8ber 9~e9ebelte DWal6tn9tpu tSptel, @de BON
Gutapz uno Ganloelt til, iiberrtDmnten, 1t. mirb
o%alelbe mpr9en nit einern p%elifaten u2ua9"
e%rSfnerl.
30 8erliner @%eiBbter. = Sn
gr. Is 9. 6reoeridltr, mirb 8erliner Weib@
bier, gu 5 Gt8. Die Stan9e, uuS9eidcnft,
paS mir ualeren 2eIern ais Elm msblidmedenz
peS, ~9eiunOeS nup erfriideaoe8 @etrdnfe em=
pfeblel fDn1et.
M9 s.-Sr,
Bbtlipp Oteier bat eiren S9ubz unp Stiefelz
laben in $50. 49a @utawltr<, @de ppn Glap>
ifraBe e%rGffnet, wprauf wir pa8 Bublifum alf=
merriam MAIDEN.
NH Diejenisen I'LL ierer Seller, ipelde @uS
IN ibren Store pber in tbrer Mpbnun9 baben
wpaen, tn69en itd an Srn. G6a8, Sung
bu9n, @de BON Baltimore ltno 6rpntitr.
weapen, per ale III bieIem SADIE pcrfpmmenpen
4rbeiten auf'8% prOmptele au8flbrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-21
Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
Wefftll. @retn 9r. 81. M- hen ; al.

Or. .. Sas ne! ~ i0oS'
g0trtber 9err, = Gs serei@t MIR su srOeem 8eronaoen moi,
rem btn3uSufiDen. I"
Dor %ua8efdbr s Snbrta bate t6 etnen f6wsren Mufou !.
Bronchitis unO wuree BON ben g~efdiftefen Ner,ten fir tHri !"
la6tts ertlart' Darb rem 6fteren @ebrau6 t6res grusresni
sunssatt tel !a g ID. m SD babe .1adelbe in org6en Doita as.
9ate, t3 es IN metner 5anilte Set ausewanbt. ebeniO NIT 3E =
It. S sam g = n0 ~ tnbtretbenben 9aliatn unb tets NIT
Dem befet GttM9e. -0Ddbreno her lan9iGtrtaen Rrdnfbeit rssi'
ar i6wtnbtuaheen 8rau. waren lire MrOtsinen oft BE etn.i Hasr-
T ~ eSIet6 ttr.ns psrltanten unO menn ie aud nt&t beifea Ca
fannteS Nttttel ntehr telfen tpnnte) 70 ltnpern fe cr6 ibrs Sd \ :
zen. gosnaO as efFene 3euents etaes 9iannes. be6ea gantGeV m mst
alC trnlt 8smsbnltA Der 6a TT vn 8ranitest aGer @rt an lei6sn
bate, Hr Ste nno lte Sa6e Ter Menlhbett etntnst gDsrtSg ~. e.
Tub tie trtltOnnnten 5u benz ntetntaen. YN'
Mhtuna SNpQ SIR
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80. 80, Winters
Wa6erlu6t nnb arebS furirt.
Columbus, MiH, ben q. San. 1877.

Or. .. Sasnei' ~"''S ''~ = w.t. i0o''
g9srtber 5err; @tt .srUsern gersnisen made ids tie pn boz
unl@assaret g0triiamtttt TIRES gruRretnfsungs init
G~etts.ptfle II tefannt. @saetal @B. 9. Ortun, elmer n nay
saaSara Fecurse Onr3 tbrsn 8rufrstnteer ums f~iucernDen SaIlan,
sOa bronchitis ,sepetit, naaOent er 40 sSabr lang nuf Orn ToS franz ram
SrfCls an Inn srprObt bitten. @erftteOene 6dae BON @sderfn y
UNI Erebs wuroen ebenfaas In meiner MadbarIdoft oebsilt'
ses Salss, wel9er ietr f&nel sunabnr. Sd eab ibr ais6alO SSu
ihrert MltrdttSe (Deil9un8SyerdnOerneen 1issistnl. un6 lie 4. iest
1Gnaltb, eebetlt: Q~anfbartett eegen he unb Der QSmid I'll, 6sSs
Sfentlt9s g8p4l BADEN mid bewVsen an sic Ju i6rei6en trUsSsm
tp ett Srenloer gu Sbnen bin, imo Sic itnO mebr as sriQfunmsn
sur WfrUhentlt1un8 oteiesS TN 5aae Sic es winfAen fputen.
Sa 5%reunbfdaft Sbr
Gb0m1StQ g. TunneL
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W~1arftpretIe.
Offire Oes WaiIerz8 oarO.

VW to. UH3tWpIF- IOJJ.
Dte9 9. Gettion Der Srbpnnani, 20. 43, pir6 hermit sur .Rennt.
~niennbne aaer babel interefFrten 9eripnen berSfenNtdt, ba bas
Gefes sesen aae @erIebunsen freng b~urh8eest werben mirb.
S1s. 9. Gutter,
gDaner Sneenieur.
Sett 8. @s pir6 hermit befptlen, b6, menn traenb Elm
Gigner pber Gigner, etn Snbaber pber Snbaber irsen6 etnes 6du.
fs pber MietbSpCbnung iUa erlauben Dber Dulben, ba6 trgen6 ea
5abrant Dber 9pbrants, su ipll6ent 5anls pber WlietbswSbnuns
9ebGrta, mehr QDaHer l1Bt, ais fir ben @ebraud heS Gtaners Der
Snpp6ners nStbts IT, baB, mena fUl4' at8elafenes 9DaHer bur6
0as Grieren in irseab ether StraBe, Sane, Naep Ober 5pf In tiefer
Sta6t pber aus irgenb etner anbern llrla1e S6aben pber llnbe.
auemltdteiten fir baSs Yublitum pter Snbibi6uen ~peraniaTer
fDgte. beier Gtsner ODER SRtppbner befraft merben ub eiae
Surnne bon 3etn Dollars niHt M~berfeigenb - 3ablen ipa.
(Dal3lm SaM,ip Teb,1m)
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alcpbot, per eau. $50 ets. :" : N"""' .
9pbneR, per 8uibel 81. 12-$1. so.
sutter bette @Obsa IS Gts. " tb, glaoes 5000, acabutte,
Grater, 7Gt8 p tb
@tbfen, 1925 o Cad e 9uIb.)
6ra6te, Qaoli99 Ylanbeln, metdf6. aS @tS., bartl6. OF
8@tS., 0tpiaeu, $2.250$2. so 3 Dor, Oatteln 4GD5 @so.,
SO GtS. SrangemSS.5O -
6eOsrn, @orOindre $4,000. sutc55@48 gts. y tb,
gnanos ggerupiaaii9er 2247 v $610e2.
@ppS, p Come $3.75H04.
O etretbe, gSeiSen rctber 1250130.
wetBer gutter l30lO145, erra fener 14S.
Safer, 8rg. unb Wlarplanb 45M5O, g3eunl. 43D45 Cts.
@srn, weiBeS 70GD72, 9elbes 75OSO Gts..
@emdp5, giemOnt ~ Gt5. p Is, aeIfer lo91o1 ets o5iu
SSns@er 5A052, WSi5tatnuB 650eS yBeher lo4010k
6ppfen, p tb IA Cts.
San amertanilaer p Come $~145CO1eo. maniua % tb Z g.
ruiider % 2onne $210.
SGute. u tb 25H @ts., lpe Coll 9etrp6nete 1905.
5eu, Gbimptp p Tonne $15f017. Slee, $l2. SO.
&art0ifeln Mterser p gue. 7O0SO Cts, s~epBbnli8e 90 6
RGie, p 10 1OG01l Cts.
8tte aamem, neuer $5.250$5.5o p 8uIb.
6 s9lsn feiNe Soritburs o 1onne $50, Stun Of tbe MinC
Ute fir g Sta s4sgS59s4.Ss So Sap'SS s sUr0 gse dmi so
uno Saltumoae @ompasnie $5.25.
Rebt. 9oparbitreet. $3.50, Gitp N1ias $5,5O0s5,62
SbiO 500 grtra S., 75(0o 90, @ttp grtra 1925, Baltimore
Samplp $500, @rban9e uno Oh Opmin Sc. 80
8pssen 81, 3S, Rornmebl Baltic County So. rs, Q8eudis ga.
tapSeS @tias srtra Spntae $500, Sn8wet8ennebl So. an
Sci, Sperm p @aGOne 81. 2501. S5. Common g8bale 6507o
@ts:, Patsnt 7O075, Saro-Oel 75E0SO@ts., 9etniaamen-O 81
rs @tS.
prpStiionen, gssf p 100 Ii $l201s, msB- port $1,000.
G~erdu9rtes S4weineleii@: S6uHer y is IL Cts,
Seitsu 10 Cts. Sbinten 10GD13k @ts.
unserdu@eres S4@etneFeii9: S&uher 6A Cts, @eiten
Rum Rew-@nslano q @aaone 43fO5O Gts.
HetS, % fb 3AM4A @tS., @rtra5 Gts.
Strobi &p99en p &onne $1OOl2, Q8ahen SIS. 100.
Sprup, p 8alpne 42a045 Cts.
Sal3, @rounb 4lum p Cad $1.O5, Marl6aa,S So, 10.
@l6ton'8 So. IS, GuuS sSslanb 5000 Cts. q Bulb.
&abat, Wsarel. $3.50 @Ohn. $3.oO03. so, gut 81. so,
better S.. 00GD5. so, gut bis fen braun Sc. 00GDIO 90, aon,
fdn farbis $1,000, GRANDFATHER So. 5O04 90, Oberlan6 $50
$4, Sooenbldtter $3.50, rotbe nnb 9eoupfe $6e50G9. 90,
fdn gels $10fDl3, ertra faiae rctbe Dedbdtter $I4, Reutudp,
$5.5o06. IS, fein ST. 75(08. so, ertra 5000.
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biefset We49ern 9efauft mur6en, 3u preiIen SO. OO(O4. Is %
100 Is. S4aafe 81. 5o04.co p Stad, S9ipeine S.. so
IA 81 81 100 fb,
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Sc. 75D7
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DO. go. 12-14 81. 750D8.O0.
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oalSlbel befalen, fpelheS eine erpBe Mebnli6fett mir Der grr1.
brdune BATE. Sd ssrfu6ts perf&ieOsns arsnrien unO Ner,te, aber
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8tno tpnnte feline Wuhe fnoen enrlth Derldaffte ids MIR NON *.
rent 8ruffreintguns smittel us es tra6te eie s~pafdntioe SCI.
lung ~ Sidnoe. SD fuble mid beBtdlb. nd6f Der UDrlebuura ~.
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bon pdtentneot3tnen, bin aber ieBt I6er,etat hnE i'd Sbren SsfI.
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8cr far3ern bate zines netner 8in6er eiuen betiaen oefSbrMen
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8 2%bseltftel pca 8enrmnien bate, atbnee e8 wieber gang Ieitt unb
mar bale barauf wieber wpbl.
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auiau bon Group bebrcbt in6.
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mabrtem @baratter uno Babrbett pprgee9t nereen, renn IS psr-
lan9t wirb.
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philadelphia
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Or. 3. Same! 49,
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un0 Oa t6 stelfad sDn Der 0irffantstt ibres grufretniautosntt
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sunssmtttels ibr Sufen p~ersins, bic 8efdwsr6en umb sS $n.a
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