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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-01

Carthage, the scene Of the late battle 10
Missouri, is in the extreme southwestern
corner Of the State, only so miles from the
Arkansas line.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-08-01
The Great Retreat.

We quote from letter by Mr.. Raymond
of the New York Times, to his paper as fol
lows:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
to send .troeps . che rs.eas d thsif eon-

to send troops 70 the rescue Of their con
stituents. -.,---- :
Durrett, late one Of the sditores Of the
Louisville Courisr, arrived here some days
ago from Fort Warren. He was released
upon parole, at the instance of George ID.
Prentice NJ ". Barr and Gov. Merebead
were, IL is said, offered their liberty on con-
dition OF taking the oath of allegiance, but
declined doing So Prentice likewise worked
very industriously in their behalf
= A general order is published this morn
ing, dismissing Lieutenant-Colonel Korf and
Captain Thomas Tiernon, of the 10th Ohio,
from the service of the United States, for
''being absent from their regiment without
leave for twenty days or more" This is q
most necessary example, that should be fol-
lowed up most vigorously III the many other
cases Of similar character in other Ohio
regiments. A dishonorable dismissal from
the service is almost too mid o punishment
for wilful desertien. The offenders should
be court-martialed and shot
tits truly exciting ones compassion TO.
behold the painful editorial efforts Of the
Journal to demonstrate its loyalty to its
readers without showing any fragrant iucon-
sistency with its reasonable course during
the absence of the senior editor. But the
record of its forced and insineere construc-
ton, and bitter and faetious denunciation
of the Presidents message, cannot be wiped
out by any superabundant sttribution Of so
called conservatism 20 him.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27

correspondents that the bridge across Green
River vas finished is erroneous. he proba-
bly, COMPOUNDED that over Bacon Greek with
il, which was finished in twenty six hours
by the mechanics of the list Wisconsin
regiment The Green River bridge will
be finished in the course Of q fortnight,
but no sooner. One hundred and sixty.
one good hands are engaged on H. II IL
not improbable that the grand advance ariIss
not Be made anta its completion. It would be
impracticable to provision the army South
of the river without 1t; the resources of
the country below are nearly exhausted by
the rebels. Csc e. 49,
A rumor reached US TO day that Governor
Morton was TO be appointed Major General.
and to take control of administrative mat
tiers in this Department, in order to enable
Gen. Buell. TO devote himself exclusively to
field duties. ss1sfes -
Information Of the whereabouts Of Capt
Prime and Maj. Helveti, captured last week
near Somerset by the rebels, was received
here last night. They were both wounded
Capt. Prime slightly ia the faee-and taken
to Nashville. 80 -e
No less than ten thousand troops moved
Southwark from the encampments near this
city at an early hour yesterday morning.
The last arrival Of troops from the North
comprise the 47th, 51st and 25th Indiana
regiments. These regiments are all well
armed and clothed, but rather wsnting ia
drill and discipline generally.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
Nashville and Chattanooga RsK
- - e1
Change of Schedule

US AND AEIFsP
Thursday. September 5th. 1861
Passenger tEs!Es tue Nashville and t,hsl.za,,3.
Railroad, viii rCn as foIlows:-
GONG sAsf.
Leave Nashville ST Sis A. r. ana S:rs
Arrive at Chattanooga 30 a H. sSd s:ss "a
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga II $50 A. L. and a:cox
Arrive at Nashville 81 $50 a. H. and Z o.
l. rect a. Wsrtrsce with Shelbyyi.le R-soch .; r.
lanorns with AcAtnnvlie and Manchester Rs,'rns,
snd 81 IechfTd with Winchester and AIshs,cs p
road, a. CcTan with SsEaoee RAILROAD and 2. c.,
noogs with western and Atlantic Rasirosd
me Trains leaving Nashville as 300 p NJ ropgs,.
at Nsrtrsce Win oilebyville Branch 8. S.e.er,os
with Memphis and Charleston Rsurosd and a. g.
nooga With Fast Ieao sId Geo, and Western 81 :,
Through Tickets 70 ;he following rsoip,s ~. =,
-priceS annexed, be hsd ct al honrs on sn.t-,
to the Ticket Agent, st Office, 3. Depot:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27

j MoRE PRISONERS On Monday night of
last week a successful little movement oc-
CURED on the Cumberland river, near Pa
facah, which goes to show that our friends
in that region are alert and active. 1t seems
that twenty-eight mouated Eederals left
Snlithland on scouting expedition, and
during the evening they happened at sscorn
Smoking Thinking to have good time,
they picketed their horses, stacked arms.
and g pitched i'm One of our friends aui-
city slipped away. and gave the alarm to
Capt. Wilcox who, with fourteen OF his
menproceeded TO the scene Of merry shaking,
quietly took possession of the Hessians'
horses and arms, and then captured The
whole party. except the captain The lat-
ter endeavored to escape. when he was shot,
The prisoners and spoils we're carried TO
Hopkinsyille. Capt. w. Is now In 1 condi-
ton TO treat for the RELEASE Of few Of his
men, including lieutenaut who was cap
tured short time since.-HsmacAis appeal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
From the Missouri Democrat.l
The Forward Movement I'm afts-
souri,.

souri,
We are advised that since Sunday morn
ing last, there has been q swift and formi-
dable @forWard movement" Of the larger
portion CO the troops located at Upton, OF
teryille, and Sesslia, comprising Gen. Pope's
division. Tho purposes OF this movement
must remain matter Of conjecture until
the results have been attained.
II is supposed, on the one hand, that q
force of from 5000 to 10000 men has been
thrown forward to Warrensburg, in johnson
county, with the design Of intercepting the
5000 or 4, 000. rebels who have been collect
ing at Lexington for the purpose Of REIN
forcing General Price at Osceola. General
Prentiss q flushed the game u last week, by
throwing few shells into the rebel camp
from the opposite side OF the Missouri river.
In this he may have been premature, and
the result may prove general scattering Of
the Lexington rebels, and a rush to the
South in small squads, against which our
intercepting forces viii find it impossible to
operate with any degree Of success. On
the other hand, ii is supposed that General
Pope has been ordered to proceed against
Prices camp on the Usage, leaving the Lex
ington rebels to the mercies OF General Hun
ter, who, We learn. has moved q force of
from J, 900 TO 5000 men to the eastward
from Kansas City. Some unusual stir in the
Rolla camps yesterday give color Of prob
ability to the conjecture that Gen. Pope is
10 be seconded in q march upon 0sceola by
a rapid westward movement Of the whole
Rolla command 10 Springfield
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
No Advance on the Potomac.

The Cincinnati Enquirer of the 18th
published the following 3 sss Uses
There is to be no advance from the Poto-
mac before spring; the Union troops are
going into winter quarters; there will be no
general engagement this winter, unless
brought on by Besuregard. Such is our
latest and most direct information from
Washington. AI a
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th
copies this paragraph, and thus signifi-
cantly comments on it: -
We do not hesitate to say that if this is
true, the cause of the Union is surrendered.
The army will be more than decimated by
disease during the winter. The soldiers,
-disheartened utterly by the dreariness Of
paramount and insurmountable stupidity,
will die by thousands, and the loss Of life
will be greater than in the most destructive
campaigns. The credit Of the Government
win sink. The people will become desperate
ready for anything for relief from the
crushing suspense and horrible burden OF
an immoyable army and war, at once the
most CO silly, and the least profitable, known
in the history of civilized communities.
All manner Of factions will arise. Adolf
ton fanatics-Red Republican furies-Se-
cession Conspirstors-will grow potent in
the unwholesome atmosphere Of q war con-
Quoted by imbeciles for the benefit Of con-
tractors. 1t will not do TO wait, and wait.
any longer-now or never.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
kENON Al.
BEASLEY s. RUTH,

No. IL Deaderiet street, NaekosNe. Tenn. ne5
door to Henderson Bros,
A 81 prepared to do sN kinds OF Painting Graning
n Nerble;ns aid Psper-Haoging, at prices 10 s1lt
the tmes iineSQ-c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
OF We clip the following from the
Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th:

Troops are moving freely by river. An
other regiment left for Louisville on the Ja-
cob Suader. Another goes down to-day on
the Telegraph, together with a park OF ar
tiliery. 4 lot of cavalry left for Car
lettsyilie on the Great Western. The Uni
verse let for Louisville last night, laden
with mules, stores, etc. The Lady jackson
leaves for Gallipolis to-day, with Govern
ment stores.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
Southern Music Store,

IAS. a. MCCLURE takes pleasure in announcing 10
q the public that he mas now associated WITH him
Prof o. BEcKKR, the popular Musician and Author
HIS many friends and the public generally, can now
have his aid n selecting Sneet Music and Musical n
struments. Ny stock OF Sheet Music and Pianos Is
the largest in the Southwest, 70 which VIII be added
daily al the New Music published
| an still manufacturing Drums and Bugtes, which
pronounced the best IN Give us call before
purchasing elsewhere.
J. 4. MCCLURE h co.
Y. Bust Issued second edition OF the Palmetto
Song the mOst popular song ever published in the
South. IN press, Prof. Becker's new song, Star Of
Liberty, which viii be ready about l=t August Send
your order. Only Soc.
Suly 70.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
south Nashville bakery.

N1oW open ans ready 70 fInish partsss, private ~
IN pubic, At shortest Dotice. Every kind Of Bread
CAKE and CoDtectons constantly hand and any ss'
sfas furnished st short notice.
dscIASn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualifed a Admin istrstor OF .be estate OF
II William bus, deceased notice 4 hereby given
10 all persons whom said eetate Is indebted 90 file
their claims with e. G. Pearl Cashier the City Bank,
within the time prescribed by law, he forever bar
red; those indebted to said estate make payment
20 said E c. Pearl, who Is authorized % receipt FOR
same JOHN +. HUNTER, AdH!uistraicF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08
PREPAKED UY
DIR. J.. G.. AYE R 4 CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottles sax bottles for 81.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such rcnown for the cure OK
vvrry vur1ury r1urg Cur1f1safH triar
it is entirely unnecessary for ns TO recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever 1t has been csn-
ployed A Il has long been IN constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality Is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied ON to
do for their relief all 1t has been found 70 do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08
KEOKUK, IOWA: WEDNESDAY. MAY s. 1861.

QUu Ture Cough, Geld, Hoavse. ess Taan
4 !: {: q. Z
SAfkHA ensa, aAy Gyitatso~ OF Soreness ~ the
20 TAfoaf, Reifere fAs Hacking Cough
Sly0NfISHyX In Lonsunpitch, Br0nt hiiis Astim0
Az 81 and catcrYh, Clear and Cfre
NLJSSvN6 SftemgM 10 tAe Voiee ef
Ne PUBLIC SRE e EM = AND
k1NGEHN. RS
Few Rre aware Of the importance OF checking a
Caugb or ssCemmou Cold in its frst stage; that
which In the et giniBg ~outd yirfd to Hmt rsmEdy
IL neglected soon attacks the Lrngs. .sBrossn 4
BroA.hiGi 7yecAes,' containing demuleent ingre-
dients, aliay Pulmonary aDa bronchial irritation
nROWN'At THAT trouble in my Throat, (sor
TR OC IA EA which ihe . Tfcches', arc a spsci iic,l
having made me often v whispsrtr.n
N. p. WILLIS.
Dss0 WNsS ~ rscomme end their use TO PuD-
TN &C II EB eLiC spEAKxRa.1
Hrv. X. II. .CIIAPIg.
"HAve proved extremely service
atle for uoARsExKss.'
kev. u. WAkD BrE@HER.
nROWNsE "Aimost instant relief In the
THOeH Es distressing iabrof breathing toeu-
@ss% liar TO As1AEA.'s
hev. A. G. EG0LEsTON.
Hff o ~ n Contain no Opium or any thing
FAOCMENtthaii IL injurious'
DR.. A. A. HAYES,
Cheaisi, Bosfon-
"a simple and pleasant com bi a.
tion for CouenE, Ac."
nHowN'. Dr. g. I. BldELow,
TKOCHEA Boston.
Beneficial in BRokcRITIs.
Dr. II. w. LAAE,
03 OWNss Boston.
TkOGKAEs IL havep proved them excsllen, for
tWHooPIsG CoUcH."
Rev. H. W. WAkREN,
Boston.
BROWNS 1.nenefcial- when compelled to
| ihOCAAES spsAh sui ring from cotp"
Rev. 81 4. ANDERSON,
f@ ST. Lonis.
RROWNsS HEHvKcTUAL in removing the
THO GH ES IIoarsensss aud Irritation " the
Throat, 60 common with SrEAKsAe
and efNGErs'
Prof. NJ. STACY JOHNSON
LaGrasss, Ga.
BROWNS Teacher Of Nnsic SOU shern u
1ROGMEA Female College.
ssN-~ ssGreat benefit when taken af ter
preaching, ~ they prevent lloar So
0a2 . " NJ Dess. Fr, their past effect, ]
rA1 OS II EN think that they will be Of perma nen,
advantage to me.
key. Il. koWLFY, A. NJ,
BROWN.S Prest Athens College,
u n OCn ~ IonLesse 90
06old by all Druggists at IN
nov - -dA~-6m TWENTY 1--WE CENTS A BOX
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08
DaHECTlMPOMTATlON
II q d " are and 9 utlery.
S. w. & III. TUCKER,

| IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
nave In store, and are receiving their supplies
tor The spring Trade direetfrom the mAk hich
they oner to CASH ARD PRONE RI TIkK HuYkks ON Ia
yorable terms. 1he sioek being unusually large
they fdenti solicitan examination OF thesAms.
3. w. ii lutkEk.
Sign Of Red Paddock ,cor. Msin4 Id sts.
Keokuk, March y, lso0-dAw
Al Inkko' Picks, sHUsELs, 40, for sale b, +
AZ melsdAs o.N.4 IL. TUCKER.
~ sisss for ssle by w. II. TUCKER.
~ Rides and Sharpensrs Tor sale by
/. Marchp-dAw W. q II. TUCKER.
A Mkp. aklQA kLn.-A Lar e. all4A ~ !. u-e4 |
nArahs SWAN. TUCKER.
ykIND6TONES.-1heB BcIes IA .nostenes, of Va.
~ rioas sises. fer sale BY
.. ~. 4 n. TUCK FIR.
Sixsa Of I'D fa0fock,
March 8, '6o-dAw Cor. Msip 4 2dst
/. EaGA nAaLS.
FiEtsd DO
Flooring do
a..e aa...'sd D. d. soslineh--a 'upsriorar,ie'..
Flushing 90
Barrel do
fegothvt With gcn6r az sor tmsn 0 otheIsArIa
oil The Belmont brand Just received and Tor sak
Low BY lmch9l $. W. a II. TUCKER.
4 sOhSt tidhUEN, u hl bLlAb md IAel II OcA
~ spades, Shoveis, MattockF and Picks;
5eythae, Snaths, and train Cracles;
Cow w-belis, kakes and Corn Pla ntsrs;
IL, Trace and halter Chains;
cnttin Boxes, Hay and STRAW KNIVES;
Hay, straw and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of AssonrED HARDWARE sna
CUTLERY en- hsnd and fof salt Low by
nch9d&w q. W. a IL. 1UCKER
laLA saOOPs 4. JIEE>A s1DUfA II,
4 NEW supply Of Tres. Hoops, Of the sises
"A usually waited, together with = general a.
artment Of Coopers Toois, just received. and fos
sale low by S.W. 4 H.TUCKEk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

ron TIE CURE OF
Costire,ess, .ya,nadice, Dyspepsia, Indigestioss,
Dyseateyy. FoR Stomach, Eryslpclas, Headache,
Plies, Rhsumatis,a, Er,1osioas asd Ssin Diseases.
Lirer Complaint, D,epsy, 7sttsr, Ts@sors and
Sab Rae,1n, Worms, Gou, Nsu-alysa, ~ q
Dinner Pin, aud for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best ap erient in the world for all the purposes Of
family phi vsic-
Price IS ocnts far Box; Five boxes for 500
Great numbers Of ofClergymen Physicians. States.
men, and eminent pcrsonaGes, have Isn't inesr
names TO certify the oaraeled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space serc viii not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agerts below named far-
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC IN which they
are given; with also full descriptions of tine Abose
complaints. and the treatment that shculd bc fcl-
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no Others. The sick
want the best aid there for thcm and they should
have 1t.
All our remedies are for sale by
HAnTa Ell, KAYE = CO., Agents far Keok uk,
and sol W iea'ers In Medicines every " here.
feh2SdAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08
1850. Fail and w inter 1880
AUPPLIEA JLAT REGLIyID:
y. u. n.HurcHtsos. SAARs pEwEr.
TCHIEEON u LEWLx,
MERCHANT TAILOR6, a

A. ASE Sscubtsu ~ their Fashionable Iai lor-
Ii Tag 4ns FsrbirhmE EstsbnsLMeEt, choice
and xtrDsive supply oI nEGaOGIOsbs, Cas-.
oImcres, SeAtings, and G1nI,s fur.
= MIoL 5NK GOWdss O1 All dNScTIPlIONo, o,
and uxrantee hat their work shall be dune the
most Appros ed ANA sattsiactor, manner. they are
oonsrsusi, rvessslng she AeS osk and Phtla@e-
phlA AtAshlons ana dtsspsctfui, soiici al who~ssire
Good ork he beat ate t. give them call
uci6, dly HLILAlNatA AUEMEl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-08

nv B call the attention of the baid and rYsy
~ to GO. cAHUS' HAIR TONIC. This M
eqsalcd pssparation, ~hirh turns gray hairto IL
original color, gives the hatda bcwutifnl head or
hsir, removes the dandru6 and itching from the
scalp, and causes . natural moisture 10 nov from
the scalp, prOviacd it In used asa hair dress-
iDg-it win prevent II from becoming premature
y grey and coming ont. Those Who love o Rase
upon beautiful head of hair should not b. witn
ost IL. TAonssnds testify its great srits, but
~ have NO room to insert theii names.
dOo1dkv
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[ESTABLlSHED In 1857
BANKING HOUSE OF
Geo. g. Anderson r Co.
nAvETHIs DAT ADMITTED AS PART
NxR in the Banking Business, ALEX. BAscLAy,
who has-hsAn -1slleT Tor the last air yearsi-
he businsss will hereafter be conducted under the
frm and style OF
GEO. e. ANDERSON 4 CO.
Being one Of tho oldest Banking Houses tif not
the oldest) in Iowa, the 6rn solicitsa Contin-
uance Of former patronage SO liberally o. tended
to them.
hey Will nakr euffsrtiunr sud Yemit-fsss Ex-
cbsnee--on the day uf payment, free of charge.
Their rsferenees arc ~ formerly by the senior
partner, WIS;
RgrERKKCEs:
Wirslov, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, ,Ncw-York.
Park Bank. N. ".
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., Philsdelphis.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Howard Banking Com pany,
ffO6mann ueIpcts, Chicago.
Marine Bank; /"
Farmers. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics bank, j"
Kramer Kahm Bankers, /"
Gilmore Brptberton, Bankers, Cincinnati.
A. u. HINT a Co., Bankers, Louisville Ky.
State Savings fnstitutiop, st. Louis Mo.
Keoknk, Jan 4, '5s. GEO. c. c.ANDEKSOE.
ianl'bn
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4HA T. aNSl ~ n ME-.
Missouri State Mutual

Missouri State Mutual
rIaE AND MARINA INSURANCE coMPxKY,
OF st. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
J.S.McCans -. ~ EdSsll, C.S .Grsely,
E.Nym.n, Y. N. pocs, B.WsAte xantsfT
James smith, A.. y .Pomeroys y. y. Page.
\ .6 kLLlUI1, ,3ec'y. b. A. EDaELL ,rrss't
no osxrAA-HAIAKDo Risks rAKkh.
E.B. HOLMES, ucncrsiAgent.
dscsdly A.BK[D8MAN, Ag't. keokuk.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-23
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BON 2pute @unbram in Sutssnr9
Cruiser 8rdunf6wsia).


Go;ss, init ReSt ~bfrubmtsn Srdutu bastt ltp iet etnSr
gp,ibe Ycu tabren in Druticlano. tSrenVt"p uR9 or
G6mei, siueu IpIiprn Ruf errprben. oS Wp gen perrin
SounerSm ,um Sjeuerdl. N9enteE tWr tie Ssf' SlIa'th r+
u,nrt rim. 10 bseb i6 nib. ntttnen ocu'NtH Sansel'uteh
SicIe erdi,ter III %stfiltasr steeapt9us gu snpleo'sn' Va
id sieItl6en tirctt ron . utin'aio 's$p3uI pIot' 70 tam
~ ~ nv Ssrr Msftb,it Surge leiften. SD bone, eiefeiten
W 49,, Ss,,skyr Qau,e!eueu al ,nnttn inrt 8e6urfniB u
- W. Sa in zen ibeTeust bin, oab psr e,nntdl oapon
.sss,,Ht b,t i6re 6ite ausrtenaen rtro. Die 8rduter
s,n Ne; mir in 9dlsern uno YiueS re no6oenI d an Is
rr,rGhtl m bo6su, nne fpiro ieeer Shlhtel cine vote ST.
b,or,dssaupeiIun1 b%eiseIeben. Sctasnee iine Srantbctteu,
N aSosu db oieie 6rSutsr ale bepnberS gut uno ecillam
errpitfcn tabeu;
SPaasnfrompf, S6rcrrtpiben, Darmteibpsrber, 9ruier,
@tfbrpult, Stritcpfuns, 9i6t, Rbenrnatismus. ens>
~Sriiiiafrit, Ius;etrung, Suren, S9pfs urp 9abnweb.
SrsfSitaoea. Runsfptrrc Braun, &useufranfpeit
Stnup;en, Srf8lcimun,, N~srSsni6hpo6e, Sun9"nert>
,inbuue, Rlitrn, Serrpbsln. Bdnemuru,, Ilrtsrletbsbe~
~ftwerbCn. gBnfGIu6t, 9rippe, 8olit, ,ptee Rnbr, 8rdee,
Sal Fub, Syphilis, taItes Tisber, uno allen 8tantesttsn,
fpe(be ais Ssrcrrbereu Sluts unc Nfu9cn cntlpringen.
Sppbdis ueer 2uiticd6r wire bel ars'nenenSn 0pSen
biuntn reniseu G5p6en Sdn;t9 %rerbdnut.
sprcis Der 0ulper per S&a6t,I 80. /, 81; @c. 2, 6OGtS'
a I" 0iQcu F" SO. |. $I.50; SO. 2, 81;
So. 3, SO Cts.
&" " puIper fur 8anbpurnt, rs Gts.
4" (" Mascntrduter.9t;rir, pr 5laIdle, SO Gts.
Muftr6oe weue man s~sfdlisft an rn.@ per 9elt. nebf benz
9reiIe einfenter, ipcnad eas 9tpurIbte ebtntaue per gplt
fpifeufrci ericleen lpu.
&brsTt; SuIius Dtenelt, Gentif, 9. . Dor
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