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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

We learn from the St. Croix Herald
that shipbuilding is carried on quite exten.
sively in Pembroke this season. Messrs
Russell are building two vessels ut the head
of the tide, of nearly 300 tons each, one OF
which will be roady for launching IN June
Messrs. j. Wilder Il Co., have just com.
pleted bark of 800 tons Wadsworth &
Son are building a bark of $50 tons, which
will be ready for launching in October. Mr.
II. Carter has just commenced the building
of vessel Of 100 tons for u firm in Now
York. There is difficulty in getting men
to work in the ship yards, and wages are
high.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

Loss OF Brave OrFIcER.-We received
yesterday the painful Intelligence Of the
death Of Col. Calvin Douty Of the LIST Maine
Cavalry. in the fight at Aldie.
Colonel Douty was an excellent and brave
.ofhcer--one of the best in the service,-and
had the fullest esteem and confidence OF his
men. He was resident of Dover in Piscata-
-quis county, highly respected as a man and
citizen-beeame Major in the lst Cavalry
on the 7th Of November. 1861, and was pro-
noted to Lieut.. Dol. April IA, lS62-and
subsequently became Colobel. Ills loss will
be deeply felt in the service. as well as by
his relatives and friends and the community
OF which he was ci,izen.- Wing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

Cat this season of the year Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, and other affections o.
the Thro.t and Luags preraH. MAD
AME ZADOC PORTERS CURATIV I
BALSAM is certain and immediate
cure. No family should be without q
bottle in the house. 1t is only l3 cents
and will be found worth as many dollars
for the cure Of the above complaints. 1t
is for sale by C.. q. Peck.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

KNow'p I'D FoRGor Su'THIN',-"I say,
Capen," said a lSeon-eyed man, as he
landed from the steamer Potomac at Nat
chez" l say Capen, this ere amt all
| have left su'thipg' or nothin' on board
that's a fac. Wen sec now. | grant
it's all cordin to list-four boxes, three
chlsts, two brandy boxes, n portmony
two hams, Zone part used), three ropes o'
inyans, and one tea kettle. But you see
Capen, I'm kind dabersomc | like suth
in shsrt. Tho I've counted them nine
times, and never took my eyes off 'en
since came board, feel there's su'thiu
wrong there.
Well, stranger, times up: that's all
| know on; SO just fetch your ole woman
an five children out Of the cabin, for WI
must be of"
Them's UNI, by hokey them's um
know'd I'd forgot su' thin ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

A FAST YourH.-The latest from the
Prince of Wales, since he " got married."
is the following:
The Prince of Wales has natural
child, two years and half old, son of
the daughter of gate-keeper of Windsor
castle. Upon this unfortunate infant he
has settled pension of $1,000 a year for
life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

-Onicial figures Of the battle n. Mill
ken's b nd are IA follows Killed and
wounded white men, 65; ; negroes, lS0-
Col Lieb and officers were wounded. and
Lients. killed, who were N command Of the
c,Iored troops 1877 rebel dead were left on
the field and their wounded fill tho cour,
house at Richmond, Ia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03
e . ttrN.
The Copperheads.
IMPEoMPTU LINEs.


When the sweet roses blushing red,
In Eden their first fragrance shed,
A traitor and copperhcad
Came in disguise.
Difusing knowledge: and he said,
Eat and be wise,
And wisdom shall annoint thine eyes.
And when the woman saw the tree,
80 pleasant for the eyes to see,
She ate forbidden fruit. Thus sho
Hath man misled.
Now beneath the tree of liberty,
This copperhead
Appears in blue, and white. and red.
Under the silent grass lie hides.
Among the weeds and flowers he gides,
Down by the brooks he most abidcs
A treaeherous thing;
The stars and stripes that deck his sides
Conceal a sting.
Venom and death are III his spring.
Satan seeded. and he fell.
In chains and darkness doomed to dwell,
With other traitors who rebel.
In act aad word.
Because he had rather reign in hell
Than serve the Lord,
Who guards us with his flaming sword.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

a contumacious coppcrhcad Of a
merchant tailor 10 St. Adams, is being over
hauled tor noncompliance to the federal ex-
else law. The penalties tor his foolishncss
already amount to $500 to which $500
will be added for every month he holds out.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

The rebel Colonel Lawrence Williams
who was recently arrested and hung as a
spy at franklin, Tenn, for attempting to
penetrate the lines Of Rosecrans' army. dis
suisci in full Federal uniform. WAS Bdf
f.lonian, and son OF the gallant Captain
Williams, killed in the battle of Montery
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

THE DErESsEs AT WASHINGTON A Wash
ington letter says that at no tune since the
rebellion broke out have the detcnses o
Washington been 81 strong as they are a,
this day Work mas not ceasel upon them
for the last seven months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

SEEING THE BArrLE.-IIere's your Dai.
ly 1imes--all about the battle f" cried .
newsboy the other day, vending his wares.
An Individual with shoulderstraps, hear
ing the exciting announcement, purchased
copy. and hastily glancing at the had
lines of the dispatches, remarked to the
dealer in afternoon literature, Where's
all about the battle? l can't see it,"
No." said the boy, "and you never will
see it, as long as you hang around this
city
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03
The PoftLind Press has had extraordinary

-Onr Temperance cotemporary puts
down tobacco AS u foe to matrim my Girls
prefer remaining in singl, blessedness to be-
( put into smoke house. Sensible girls
Press.
\ girl that W, uld marry smoke stack
can't be girl Of taste.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

Ship Sea Lark, recently captured by
she Alaba ma, on her way from Boston to
San Francisco, was fine ship of 976 tons,
built at Trenton. Maine. in 1852, and was
owned in boston BY S. g. Reed and L. NJ.
Robinson. She had an assorted cargo of
1866 tons. owned by ia different shippers.
The freight money amounted to S24 900 on
which was a war risk of $4,000. The
vssssl wss fully covered BY was risk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03
AUGUSTA, June 10. 1868

AUGUSTA, June -. 1868.
MR. EDITOR Your readers may be in
terested to learn the decision of the Norma
School Commissioners. locating said schools
at ll,mpdcn and Farming: n, by unani
nous vote in both cases.
Notice will be published at an early day,
announcing the terms of upmisson to these
Schools, AID the time Of opening them.
Yours truly, Z. =. WESTON.
TONES
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

Tom Hood said that when young man,
he couldn't wink at girl, but that she
took it for an offer of marriage. The
consequence was, that good many Of the
girls got Hoodwinked.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

UWhy would it not be right for a
man and his wife to ride together upon
the same donkey? Because, " What God
has joined together let no man put ass
under
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

Fanny Fern says 1t i, her opinion
notwithstanding the torrent Of abuse te
which the hoop is and has been subjected.
it will never be droppei-except ut bed
time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03
Atferrtd aNatter.

The loyal men of Ohio have nomina-
Sed John Brough, an old fashioned war Dem
'ocrat for Governor. What is more they are
going to elect him. The Cincinnati Times
says:
John Brough was at one time the editor
of The Enquirer of this city but it was in
the days when Democracy meant devotion to
the country, the Union and the popular
rights. 1t was then that the Enquirer had
u wide reputation for ability, which it lost
rs soon as be retired.
The nomination Of Buchanan in 1856 was
bitter pill. which Mr. Brough refused to
swallow He was Democrat, but would
not support the " sage of Wheatland," =" and
who viii condemn hm for his act In 1850
he voted for Mr.. Douglas, but did not take
an active part in tho campaign, as he was
buisly engaged in managing the affairs of a
railroad company. OF which he was president.
1t was with reluctance that Mr.. Brough
would consent to become candidate tor the
governorship. 1t is well known that he has
never been an Office seeker but be has ut
length CON sentcd to tie use Of his name .
and we mean no disparagement to other can
didstes, when We say that he is ten thousand
votes stronger to-day than any man who
could be placed in nomination and he will
gain in strength, rs Nalandighan becomes
odous, from this time till next October. Z"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

A mans money seldom grows more
than half as fast as his love Of it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

UPersons often lack courage to ap.
pear as good as they really are.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03
QUEER EPIrApH.-The following is on
a grave-stone in the burial ground at
Batan Rouge, La:

"Here lies buried in this tombe
A constant sufferer from salt rheum.
Which finally in truth did pass
To spotted erysipelas
A husband brave, father true,
Hers he hes, and 80 must you
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rERNs--singie copies -Four Cents one copy
Que year, payment in advance, 81 so at the
expiration Of the year, $500. No paper dis
continued until all arrearages are paid. These
terms will be strictly adhered to.
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

s ssg sis ~. ssS ss"s e'.s
cshl Sfss, ear.. Baumo,e fs, Never soue, Z, dan
ton Portland Bsis@' ahip Gsan I'D pars w% eenale
,Brl nsessr Lo9tcai trs aauhew-. t.l'sgroyc Bes-
soi .onsl sanoysr. boton Nara Pi-sae Mas6nry, New
YORK SD ship slr John Franklin, bark WIN RsnH'e, bhs
hAill sep, i-sid tngs clay. Phabrock, sea Feam,
BELFAST. Aus l7Ar, scLr Ronp. Stanley, SYorS ash,
,BANGoh Zen, aArr sehr Arclurus nlsgns New York.
GO M ra5olne EDDY remroy, shipIsand schF aesean
DL.lToN sert t--Arr ,loop Oliver Ano> Coleman, ke@
s S PSrs sa' ssa De Boon o Jane.
eTsws on Abr. Fled Pees sfo.s %
:. .ELLswwoRTH, Aug sl-In he bay shp sherman,
roEfREss MONROE, sept lar steamer hohanse'L
cdnSg meLsss MsnS lob sp rMAs 0aq a
FOR do Trade wna corson ami New Jersey Morris Phi
lam Sasr EG~srs aeos"oSn Dc p, 9or Do S" Nathan
r wae lSs ss5sGs and Sf
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sfw yAgAs RASyog6 Agg Oca .chs oos Bunker syers
Foler, and Amon Bacon Baker. NYork
aSps Snow and oos s'i Pea NSos "a ''''' "eH'
NEwBunYroRT. SEPT f-An schr William q Eade,
ssWPoaf, ssa, s-,rr schrs ., Loyoll, Albany for
hnpse" e saad o bas es ss
wind % epi,ias, 4 sr LA May. Arsy. HYork. H., -
Efaseispor,; sSerp ise' Martin. DO '''''""
srs ron S a 6 ssF A.s IL Partridge
vaaaha hd:an IA s9pi rA .a se1rs vaasnn
seamship g Marks Bars,ow Noreans; brs Moses Day,
Loud, Port Royal sehrs Kelley, Kelley, Char eslown
Sosioa Bcsn Sas Wright do Dsnn ss."' Lake. Roa
as Mass as sds nsc'
sae ass Fsn e0sTsh wilson sGsssss sS
Fsr,ow cGSdon 20" ssS, salisbury :. n. p..r MI.
Ss h IT. ssfI s Sss S wis
sd. Ella Lewis FOR
Mssina 4, for 10 Garland e, ph,@.phs steamer rsns
at anchor be behind Tho iirsakwa.er 49,,
and f,re ps sYSs sSses .sSrs s'%sIs Bsas, Be%d
Por Even nns AaSIoa s Aws.1y w,dh French from Ss
York: u Read. Neiers and White Rock, Ellwcoa Al
':n Hs sP'k ssp s9o 9ars % .ssrs sS'I
Lowell; Eliza Downing. Inome II Hun.ey Nisks,son
ssaa: fa%ses Ass a'say y-sSH oi
Go!tre and EiPeaite Besbe Ei1abcthpor, Ellen Perkins
w% Lazy FL
sps"sn R,osn Allan, & ws,s0n sSyles r.r' i; Ewss
valiant, sanders Kie5i; sioeps Ann nolms. 6hs.s
issna passed w towards Fan RIVER ..
RocKLAND, Sept = Arr bark James Churchill: @ 81,
xmc. yerriiI DO 90; SNOW Xchorn, do DO; ga Asse
as H1 sS DO SAgs r:SsTy @ 81 e0Ess TO = f9s Es-
o sN Sy2 seT ssp s.r Electra sydney
MODE Fs5 oas os sg ~ BY
for % 1ieI.Sdris ' ' e'''' -
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for Falmouth ss,h la, s. TO- Ion So Swedish bark Gus
o@ Eanfsa1 Gc 70 lon Is a asa 81 e
from N Hssas July % si % : ION = s
II Ss as g BI s1Gs BARK ff cs ~ from Son
sp nat s. 20 lou a. sehr james Brophy hence for Beau
snip Martha tPrus, Iewen, Bermuda IA days in ballast
BARK James Welsh. Bates Belize HonsAas A. with leg
ssrs Sasee asods. BarbaSos, Ias q Sii
and ) ess'. & % soas ssg s1 "a A. N ps
foresa fcreopsai and mainopaasl siaysa set did not
Brg George Washnsoa siiall capss, Leghors, July is,
f %dss 70 ass Win
bag rs sssn rSs S y. Ges "a sas
sass 20 h'ass sssoe fae. si
ssg o A%a1Sn ~ sr Bran'com Glaeo Bay oB' u Gays
srs sarah Peters LORD Lnean cB - days, with coal
% sshr Annie Laurie iot Cornvsus socum St Martins
sSa' t s %s's q y y TsST' Fl n
SEM Gsr ten who weTs rev z rom ns
.s. gee ~ p.rmosa y ssr.
sshr George Adams Fisk LInsan. cB. II days, with
TaaT BafS Tr Crane LnsAn cB. "a days. with coal
o sShr o,sn,a OH Losshart, Lpsan cB 10 days. with
/. schr aanbos. Smith. Beaufort NC. days. No 49,.
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sarah saTsS aHIss HssS sSSns ssSs Sa vsa days
sss salsa fS'a Wsf' psess sss1Vn
schr Cathsrine. Jacobson virginia, y DAYS
Schr A Turner. Thompson, Virginia, 4 days.
Schr A Jennings Cralncr Virginia. DAYS.
Schr Russell. Bunting. Virginia, days.
schr j Van Zant. woodmanson, Viryinia, Sdays
schr J Castle, Endicolt, virginia; days
Schr Newport fnrner, Virginia, { days.
Schr Hattie Low, Mumford. Virginia, q days
Schr j Warren. Lorier Baltimore, days
Schr Jamestown, Iatouret.c, Baltimore. . days.
Schr Com fucker, Loud Bangor. Ia days.
sehr Robin, Hopkins, Machias.
sssr Sem Aass"s s.ss Sasns5 sSs Bedford
Schr J w Hatfield fBr). Wood, Bridgeport.
Steamer Ellen Terry ~ transport). Chaplin, New.
bern NC Arg Hat.eras inlet Sept with mall: and pas
sengers to QnGrtermaster The steamers Dudley Buck
and Chas osgood hence for Ncwbcfn passed Haeas Inlet
Steamer Albany tU 5 transport. LewiA Newbern, NC,
Sept and Hateras Inlet 4b with passengers 10 Quar-
termaser. III
Steamer salvor. Mott, Washington.
Steamer Concord. norman. PhiladephA-
Steamer Franz ShTopshirc. Philadelphia
Steamer 1eorro Peabody ~ ransport), Atwel, New
Haven for Alexandria.
BELOW.
Ship Emlie fffan), from Alicante, ~ days
Ship Herzogin Won Brabsns from Bremen, with loss OF
main and mizxen nins,s.
SAILED.
th-Bark Fanny Esler Ellen Morrison, Helen Augusta,
wihenina, Onstantian 4 Iaylor bres San spirtden.
Olga, San Miguel ;scnrs Castor, Empire Mississippi.
Wind at sunset g.
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port or sew York, sepsember .. Ises.

CLEARED.
s.sam.sg Great Eastern tBr) Pasou Liverpos-Bowland
fBr cortngA CPr) Hubbard sbsnshae--J G Iswett Co
rasss Bss Nil.e.s lssSs pssss' Faaesursh Gloucester e.
Pa !sF w!hsFn xl.,s, .rrus,. BresAes. Amsterdam
BARK oaeeu o. he Flee, CBr,, Hilton. s,on
I.rs Golden Rals fBo Wilson. B.irnoro-s spence. Nor
ing kanlssn ElIlass,h Pms,, Reiieb, rs,uoutb. e
Bog ss'sS Ehi.s.sS tHousoaj. Kuyper.. Ams.erdam--
Bis Gold Han,sr CBo. wIs.oD Demarsra-Boyd a
Bris zebalOr tBrj Leighton. HAntspor,-p Seviu. a
Brg william Mary. webb Boston -rhosrpson Hunter.
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fe rss ss ctass ts ssaa s. 5dd Dsyi NC
sssr Va ooliys,, &.,ssS. rsii.,eIps,s--J Mckee
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

FARRxG1ox- -BuTIER.-On Saturday, September ., by
the Rev. Thomas Dewitt, A. L. FARR0ror TO IzxxE BUT
IxR, both of New York.
HKwlErr-SAxDERsoH AZ tho Pisrrcpont House, Brook
iyn on sunday, September O. by tho Rev. j. w. Dllev
d. D., J. AuGusrus HEWLETT 70 NARY T., daughter OF
Iieutsnapt Colonel James n. Sanderson Of the United
States Army.
HAMos-RxARpoS Saturday, September 8, ct st.
Peters church. New Brighton Staten Island BY the Rev.
M Conran, Mr.. TnoxAs HAsLOS TO MARY REARpm, both
Of this city.
NoYss-HARmxorox On Sunday evening, September o,
by tho Rev j. knight wan Of Greene street Methodist
Episcopal church. Mr. FRANKLIN NoYEs OF Brandon VT
to MIS- JUrIA HAN SG1os, OF springfield, Mass.
Springfield papers please copy.
PUrsEY--AIdKS.--0n Tuesday, September ], BY the
Rev r c. putney. X. STANLEY PuTSsy 10 MINNIE r. ALIEN,
both OF westro rort Conn. No cards.
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- - a3aa -
ANTHOLOGY. A

A BCLoyE D. MAURICE, THE GREAT AND REAL
IA Asroiogcrs advice IL based ientihc principles
What Astrooeyi II tho practical art Of tho SCIENCE o.
Autonomy, and the theory Of navigation would bs OF
is service TO without the experience derived from
ayersns the oceans bounds astronomy Of nttic
meDt unconDocted with Its practical value. developed In
astral lore Asroogy teaches iha nature OF the varoas
planets tho Influence they erert earth In their
through the successive signs OF the zodiac the
effects the characters aud fortunes Of mankind accord
10 their positions ProfcssoS Maurice hns profound
knowledge q the rules of The se.nee q shs s.srs aad
viii Professor Maurice unfold his covering
the whole hed OF all that relates 10 happnetso mise
r through whole fs he VIII dsscrib. the Intended
husband wife and tells the ycry day VIII mary and
causing speedy marriages will brins out of the
most hopelsss oasss All who consult Professor Maurie
Will be OF nnde rtahng and have good
luck and be prosperous through life No 26 Biecck.r street
three blocks Broadway Ladies'. SOC gentlemen, 81
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A .. MAURICE. THE GREAT AND REAL AsrRoLo

II your destiny you would know,
Then 10 Professor Maurice 60,
He the future will unfold,
Mead from yonder orbs Of gold.
II there danger In the way.
Learn its nature before you stray,
10 you can, by timely care,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-21
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!oienrem Gieter, Sdlttslfrof, pcrNcdtem
Tieter, pcriorildem &ppfhme,3 prer BIZ
l'Slem &oph6merj uuo bili1j ena Gieter
IN Der 5to1 ae9en lie 9anse Sla0e pon
Nraufleiten> bic Gus uncrcnun9 in ZEN
0auenme9en enttebeM ocruria9t BON Der
Walayla in mioematilden @e9enren.
@ir Fnc i'm @tanee, benz putlitum tin Sell
r1tttsl gu pt rtren, weIdes, pdbrcne eS bic e.
ratntsn ueeel unfebltar curirt, su9lsid eanslid
eehe Snaee" IN ecl'st'eer Auantitdt esncmntn
ucIeen tann. Sclb' Gin Mittfl lit. unlGastar
III Weseneeu, mo eiele plaqeuben 8rantbciten
berrlher. Gie|e Sure" treibt ras n,iaanatilhe
Slit res Me9ltlf eters aus benz aTrper unp rer-
ti1eert bic G%ntmideluns ber arantbeit, menn es
bet Der erlten Mnndberung tcr eS anpeutenten
Ssmptome aencnmen wirp. IS 1T ni4t nur raS
tslts b Seer entsedte 9ei!mittel fir biele alaGe
Arantheiten, 1rn1em aub bas biQigfe. Die
ercbe auautitdt, melde mir fir Gincn Dollar
9sben. modt es Screm 3u9dueli6, uub in @eaen-
Zen, po galilde Rranfbeiten uno @cd{eIfcter
berrlden. loate Seeetmann tas Mittel baden une
yeidlid b.auden, irwobl CUR 5eiluug, mit ais
ycrteasunesmittel.
Gin srrber gersua tieies Miitels, Dor allen
bisbsr entnstten CUR idneQen unb ii9ern peiIuns
reu Wtalslfebcrn, 1T, taB es mebsr Gbinin nod
minsralilbe Sutitan3en entbalt, in Dolse papon
au9 pseer bic gbiniu-G ereiftuus MD cnrerc
nad'belliae ecnlequenjen fir tie Contribution
berporbrinst. Diejenieeu, wel@e bamit curirt
pereen, limb mad Der Cur 70 ee1unb, ais pb Ie
ntemals tic Nrantbeit aebabt b1tten.
Nter ni4t olein Medielfeser entltebt pom
n1laSmat'lden Sit. Gine erpee !3abl perl9ie-
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Sarpsr berrer; rasu gebGren:
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lamer;fn, @iinebeit, 3abn}6mer;en, Sir
lhnnerj. Gatarrb> <tma, 9cr3flopitn,
M'libtl6mercen, 6yferie, @9mer,en in
Den Gin9emeicen, &olif, 2atmuna, GtS<
ru1aen i'm Maoen.
@le bieie uetel nebmen, rsenn lie ron tieftr llr.
laQe berrubren. bic pedielfeberarti (intermit'
tirence) 5o:m an, 70. b. lie treteu nur periooil&
AUD. Die Sure" treitt tas @ift aus rem Blute
aus unS BELT ccn(equent:r @eile aae tiele llebel
opne lnterlhiee. Go 1T Elm I'M ddbbarra@ dug
m'ttel 1nr e'nranecrer unb g'eriunen, relhe in
ma!ar1ldsn Grasnssn reilen, oeer lid ealsItt
e'ntge 3 1t aufba,nn. gBenn e 1eIeatntli6 eeer
tae!1e acnrlnn1ra 'piro. trdbreuo man tem YIN
penun9eltof1e auslsleBt 1T, 70 piro berielte ttets
n!eeer aus cena 1Grrer auaeeldieteu une Fam
lt9 nibt in binrei9enber Menee anbaufen, I'M
be arantbsit su erSeusen. Gcebalb 1T Is ais
Sdubmitte! lcsar nrh ne,tbpoQtr. ME els 9eil-
n'lttsl. llnb nur lebr Meniee purren an Wed-
le'Eeter leieen, renu ie 1d Der Yrcteetion tbeil<
bat1ig madten, welde bielrs Wiittel genabrt.
priparirt BON Or. S. 6. Nyer & @r.,
9oweIL lNa6.
3u baben bei Dap & Stnts, ST. auL
unp tet allen 4anplern In Mepiitnen,