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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19
Eyes 80 fiery and serene 4"

1t was not In human nature that there
should not be q few moist eyes, and pout-
ing lips; and there was a general regret
that there were not more prizes; but the
Judges DEGREES were universally approved.
When ali were about to dispense the Judge
called forth q young girl 70 him, and tax
ing a small morocco case from his pocket,
spoke as follows: :
II was my duty as you are aware to
consider not only the beauty, but the rsstz
OF our isir young friends as shown in their
attire. 1 have discharged that duty to the
best OF my judgment; but I must now re-
mhIk that l have boon more struck by the
cost than by the taste of the display. Not
but that mOst-nay all of the competitions
are dressed elegantly, but 1 beg YOU 10
look around and see what a uniform vou
are all inI Where is any sign of individ.
usl original taste Certain elementary
laws OF complexion and color being salts
fed, the rest is left to one of balf-a-dozsn
miliners. Of that, however, 1 will not trest
now-only to hint thst if you did exercise
your own taste a little more, the taste OF
Mesdsmes Roget, Elise, and the rest, would
be less OF q monopoly, and its prodigious
price would come down. say prodigious,
for, thinking my duty would be imperfect
ly performed if 1 Gid not take the cost as
well as the beauty of the dress into consid-
GRAFTON, 1 made inquiry on that point in
some cases. The answer aitonishes me.
To indicate the exact nature of my aston
ishment, l have resolved to add another
prize for the lady whose dress is least cost
ly sn proportion to its richness and ele-
gsnce; and 1 consider myself most fortu.
nate in finding n altogether worthy of
the distinction. That lady is as well
dressed as all but three or four persons in
this assembly; and yet I am assured that
the whole of her a!tire-I need hardly say
exclusive of jewels-cost no more than
forty g%uineas, a sum which barely equals
the income of her gallant father for q tort
night n
Upon which the blushing lady received
a thimble of gold. And the Exhibition of
taste and Beauty was over.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19

General Burnside, before the wsr 9
strong Democrat, made s speech st War
wick, Rhode Island, on the 18th inst, in
which he took strong ground in favor Of
universal suffrage, without distinction of
color. He has thus srrsyed himself with
Chase, Banks, Dickinson, Dix, and thou
sasds of other old Democrats, who viii
lead the real Democratic party Of the
future and who are all in favor OF uniYer-
sal suffrage. !
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19
SEWING MACHINES.
WHR IIORKNCK
LII has many improvements Owe any and Az
SEWING MACHINES.

AAl q . rsvsrsIbls fssd, feeding the cloth sftAiE
tei " Fia hs Or len, % ItAT . seam or fsstsn ths
BnAA Of q ans. Il takes four different StitGhes, ths
L0cA, Do ubIs Lock, Knot and DOabls Enot-eaoh
banE al ks on both hdss OF she fabrEc. rs mo
Hons arr all positive; ssWs the thi5ksst or tbinneEt
ahFiog Eehopt shAnss o. tension. Hsnf any
Iidth ~ q hEaid1. quilt, bsnds, Rhtha-L ana
sNH IN . - the SO tina. 4
GlR8ON 3 GO, Agents.
% aqu ArS, Q4ypland. aBd b. BsEED
BiotlEIStroik AGsna wanted, fzlVSs-8
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19

Notes OF all denominations named will pc prompt
~ furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions.
The Notes Of the Third Series are pre- sely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seven-1hi,tios
already sold, except that the Government eeserVes
to itself the option OF paying interest in gold coin
ct per cent. instead OFT s. IOths in currency Sub
seribers will deduct the interest in currency up to
JuIy 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery OF the notes Of this third series Of
the seVsn-thirtiss will mmsno on the lat Of
June, and will be mado promptly and continuously
after that date.
The slight ehspg &c made in the conditions Of this
THIBD SERIES affects only the matter Of inter
est. The payment in gold, If made, will Be equiVa-
Lent to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return 10 specie payments, in the svsnt Of
which only viii the option to pay interest in Gold
I'e AVsiled Of, would 50 reduce and sgualIz0 prices
that purchases made with six per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made With seven and
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19

Avery curious process for the preserva-
ton of dead bodies has been discovered by
Signor Gavini. The bodies prepared pre-
serve their consistency and do not smell
for months, H.a u-l
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19
from REV. n. ROBERTS.
NORTH MADISON, LAKE Co, o., |

February Path, 1864.
DEAR SlR:-I take much pleasure in
informing you that my daughter is much
better Of her deafness under your treat
ment. She had the scarlet fever when five
years of age which left her hearing seri
ously impaired, which seemed also 70 be
settling down into permanent, and, as we
much feared, perfect and incursble deaf
ness.
We were not q little fearful and unbe-
lieving in any efforts to cure the case, hav-
ing previously applied to other physicians
without success. But under your treat
ment we soon found evidence of decided
improvement. The offensive discharge
soon changed and indicated q healthy
healing process. We are yet making use
Of yOur prescription, and we hope you will
not fail TO visit these parts again soon, IS
several of my friends are anxious to see
the good Samaritan, that they may obtain
a little of the oil of consolation for them-
selves. Respectfully yours,
n. ROBERTS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19
DENTISTRY
TEETH TEETH TEETH :


Late Of the firm OF HALLrWELL 4 DANIELs,
stiII at his old established Dental Rooms, cOrns
Ontario street and Public Square, making thoE Q
Invaluable gsma Artificial Tseth, at the old prices
bsiOre he war. An Upper or Lower Set from SO
to SO. All work warranted. anihRA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19

The hsckmen's strike in Paris is over,
ending in coschee's defeat A provincial
paper gives the following curious account
of how they organized the strike under
difficulties "There are 144 public carriage
stands in Paris streets. The drivers st
each of these stands named one of their
numbar as delegate. On the 9TH of June
these 944 delegates happened to go to q
large cheap coffee house, knows as the
Grsnt9 Cafe. There they sat about in
group, of twelve each, and each group
name wo delegates the "a delegates then
named -four of their number q committee,
with nl powers; and this committee Or
gained and conducted the strike" The
law, you know, severely Furnishes associs-
tions OF more than 20 persons. The moral
OF 1t is that if you have lsws, civil, martial,
or others, too severe to be obeyed or to be
broken, folks will 90 round them.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19
BANKERS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN an application Will DO made forthwith TO the
Governor Of the Sla e OF Ohio, to be acted on ty
him as soon as th- law vi print for tue pardon
OF George Keil convicted Of the crime Of stabb NJ
viii intent 10 wound. at the May term. A.. D..
1855, last past, Of the Court of Common Pleas ia
and for the County OF Cuyahoga. Ohio, aud who
was In pursuance OF said c.nViction BY the said
Court at ssid term, duly sentenc d to be impr's n
ed in the PenitentiaTy Of the state of Ohio for the
term OF eighteen months.
JOSEPHINE KEEL.
Cleveland, Ohio, June q, 1865. jyI5:2S2
MOTICE-The firm of q. Keyerleber
~ s % Is this dsy aiS.2lysd by mutual con
J. J. AE3ASTIAN.
In refsronce to the above ]. J Sebastian takes
pleasure ia announcing that he has - ,ociated
with him No. Abner Bates under TIE firm
name Of sebsstian 8 Bates, and that the O rrisge
Making business will DO carried on as for
merly, a. the OLD stand, "a OhAmplain street.
Cleveland, July IL. 1876. jvIs:22s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19

An eminent judge said to a jury who
had passed 8 sleepless night in their room,
unable to sgree upon their verdict; Seen
tlemen, I am surprised that you cannot
agree in this case. I could agree either
Esy in five minutes.n saI .s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19
AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, JULY 10Th, 1865.
DRY 0 &C,

AT AUCTION ......~.-.-.BT O. CUTTER s SON
Q. CUrTER b son will sell on Thu sday, July
Goth, at tn sir Auction / o1m, 10. 1884 Eank stree,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M, to cI1te consign
ments-DJJ Goods, &C., consisting In part OF
De Aines, Bereges, Lawns, Empress Cloth, Foplins,
Broche, Stella. Chenille, PLAID and Summer SbaRls,
Broad tlOtb, Ladies' O~loaking, Fancy Over sbir,s,
Ladies, Gents ard Childrens WoOien and Clt.ou
Hose, Gloves, good Bonnet Ribbon, Gimps, SILK
trtnges, and : va'iety OF other gods. will be
sold in quantities TO tuls oonsum'ra. The Ladies
are particu arly invited to attend this sale. Coos
open for inspection on Wednesday,, 18th inst
Terms cash at time Of sale. jy- s:298
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19
7-sO LOAN!
U. 8. $40 Six Per Cent.
BONDS

These Bonds are worth = handsome premium, snd
are exempt, - are AIl the Government Bonds, from
County, and Municipal taxation, sShioL adds from one
70 three per cent. per annuH 10 their valus, according
to the rate levied upon ether property. The inter.
est is payable Semi-snnuaIly By Coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut of and sold to any
bank or banker.
The interest at S-3O per ct. amounts 30
nna Tent No. n arn Enln
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19

The Washington Chronicle urges edito-
rally that FOrd's Thestre should be pur-
chased by Congress and set aside as a mon.
ument TO the memory of our murdered
President by making it a free public libra
~. 1t urges that there is urgent need for
such a library, none being open to the
Washington public, and many persons in
thatcity, especially Government clerks, being
of a class who would highly enjoy and
wisely improve the privilege. The sug-
gestion seems sensible.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19

The following general officers have re.
signed since June /: Major Generals
George OadwAllader, Stephen A Hurlbut,
f. j. Heron; Brigsdier Generals D. T.
Kelley, Joseph Bailey, A. Won Steinwehr,
Robert A. Cameron, NJ. R. Patrick, A. j,
Hamilton, o.S. Ferry, L. f. Bradley, G..
F. Shepley, VIM. H. Seward, jr, f. B.
Spinola, Frederick YAnderveer, Lys. Cut
Ter, R. B. Hays, E. W. Kinks, p. H. Jones,
Edward Hsrlsnd, ]. G. Mitchell, j. A. j.
Lightburn, Morgan L. Smith.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19

The testimony given in the trial of Miss
Mary Harris, for the murder of A. Judfon
Burroughs, seems most conclusive of the
following facts: LIST, thst Burroughs had
secured her affections, and was engaged 10
bemarried to her; I'd, that he did not seduce
her, nor endeavor 70 seduee her, and that
she is herself guiltless of any crime except
that of homicide; Sd, that some other per-
son did endesvor to seduce her, whom she
mistook for Burroughs; 4th, that she did
not follow him to Washington for the pur-
yose Of killing him, but to viRdicate her
" character from unjust sspersions by
an action against him for breach of prom
Use; 5th, that the killing of Burroughs was
an set of un~premeditated frenzy.
~
Negro Suffrage the Issue in Iowa.
The Union State Convention of Iowa
having adopted a resolution in favor of Ne
gro sufrsgs North and South, the Democ.
rscy have accepted the issue and are de-
termined to fight the campaign upon it.
They have Issued their call for q State
Convention, inviting all persons opposed
to negro suffrage and in favor of President
Johnson's plan of reconstruction TO unite
with them. In two States therefore,
which hold elections this fall, Vermont
and Iowa, the next campaign will be
fought on the issue of negro suffrage. We
predict that the Union party in these
States will not lose 8 vote by their frank
and manly policy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19
Card from Lewis p. Weichmann-Nrs.
SurratCs Guilt.

Lewis P. Weichmann, who it will be
recollected was q boarder at Mrs. Surratts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26
FINE ARTS.

Eoh sALE-A SPLENDID OIL PAINTING, ny
a.unsmshed art'st tho scene taken from Tho upper
Pai ~ ,he state OF Georgia, adapted ennret
ns saloon or hotel aud Is well worthy the attention. Of
VI "a ~ PesSha.ng an oil painting cheap. inquire a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26

THE PLAY BILL. M
Arrsngenentshave been made u print daily edition
OF TuE Play BILL for circulate In hotels
ice saoona DO instead Of the bill of particulsR
theatre will present at the bills OF all the Leading
PLACES of Tis VIII be exclusive OF the edition
FOR the theatres which will be continued present
Its Immediate effect will be " give advertisers circulation
OF upwards OF iity thousand numbers week
The short las the WORT
ing OF Tux PLAY B has demonstrated that II the
else kind OF publicaiion tna required
theatrical aud advertising ineiests The clumsy attempts
previously made 70 acoonpis .his satisfied neiher
Busners people ADVERTISING n Tin PLAY Bal now feed
assured that their notices viii CT into the hands OF the
copy IL TO be found the theatres
leave They all carried home.
In addition 10 the copies Furnished 10 the tbcatpes and
hotels the agents Broadway viii be regularly
supplied With the journal Country Subscribers win
their copies furnished TO them by mali
Annual subscription, $40 Single copies. 3 cents.
Advertisements for Tur PLAY Bull should be sent In
early possible IN the week
All kinda of printing, from neat circular 70 mouster
poster promptly executed the oce of TDg PLAY Bii
Communications for rg PLAY iiL should he adifesseA
TO the Editor at the HERALD job Printing uce, u
Nassau and Fulton streets
fFrom tie Jewish Record, Jan. 20
TIE PLAY BILLING are pleased TO learn That this
spicy sheet Is meeting with great II lila spsco hse
has long been vacant in tits city The editor has added
feature "A city edition Is printed daily for the hoelA
restaurants &c presenting ~ view ho bills OF MI the
ieadag places OF amusement IL typography neat 1ts
great circulation must make II valuable advertising
dunn. e rs4 TT 5f Ust.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26

NEW PUBLICATIONS, NEW BOOKS, PHOTOGRAPH
Caycs for genllcme samples and catalogues sent on
reoe of ~ cents enclose enveope with your
naTe Address G. Buns, boz ls Post oec jersey City
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NOV nEApY-THE ILLUSTRATED PHRRNoLoGr
~ CAL JOURNAL fof February cooeining the Great
YER Cooper, Mott and CarnoeLAn also w. Ixndor Mrs.
fsrnham Mr. clark, Mr. Kibovrii, NE NORTH, A. More
Owen % the Brain The Human racg existence RE-
Uors; The Lost Races; with Eth.ology, Phrenooqy,
Physioo1y Physiognony and Psychology Two dolIars
y WELLS, Sd Broadway, N. X. NF1 ss~NsN aS7e Tl1l
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DANCING ACADEmTEs.

DANCING ACADEmIEA. 1890
RRooKEs, DANCING ACADEMY 81 BRQoxE ST.
10 An the fashionable dances Of issfona
LADIES meet Tuesdays and Friday ., 10 r. M - M
GENTLEMEN Tuesdays and Frtaye, w 70 lQ,fP.M
LADIES' primary CLASSES instr'ietcd " Mrs Bruckea
Privnte lessons separate hours ~ ~ nv F8Hl
s0iRER RvBRY WEDNESDAY EvENIN0.
~ my OF Physical Culture 50 Vest Fourteensh street,
Wednesdays and saturday, Young ladies' misses and mas
T n sBARINGs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
~. - Fourth avenue roar Twontyth street -kew
forming for ladies and clock: ZEN
1nsn clock Mr. 9 continues gse privotc Lessons
MT ~ end evening y hees who wish 70 learn quickly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-26

NTIBLOS GARDEN-BEu ms AT 71s.s81 rs
IN Lessee and Manager WIN. Wheatley
or the highly successful engagement of
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Positively the last nights but two Of the
z pfN SHAMROCK
PAT MOLLOY. with song Of Pat Molloy,
~ BARNEY WILLIAMS
MAGGIE MAG UIRE. ......... Mira BARNEY WILLIAMS
SUPPORTED BY AN EXCELLENT CAST.
APPOINTMENTS AND EFFECTS
Prepared expressly for this
'f10l MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION
On Monday, Jan. D-THE LAKES or KILLARNEY
win be produced with al its
Seats secured six days In advance.
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FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT eEvEy OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
~ Panofore, cost $50 win bc sr for 93zB; ono bcsu
fu Psor SUIT cost $50. Tor ec0o do for ei5; also
lot Of Parior, Heirloom ana Dining Room Kirntnfs -
Sixth avenue
A MAoSlfICENT AssORTMBNT iicgsEnoLD FUR
IA ntfe or salefropprty family leaving The city Par
Tor Fur uurn covered with 1cllr. Rtegrrs fookcase
fainngs steua Mirrcrs. Carpcts Chambev
West Sixteenth street.
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3uin baben fam. Oenn nur BON uns uno our6
llnS bat er Ieineu Heid,tblin, ~

Nltin boben fann. Oenn nur BON llnS uno burdy
unS bat er Ieinen 9tei6tbu1t."
ullno mir baben unier 9luStpnnten BON
ibnt."
nNuSfommen, ia; aber er tpirO reid BON
unierer g(rbett, uno oab lit mebr. 9arum irl
er tbun, tuie mir wOlen; oenn pbne uns 1T er
bph 9tl6tS," meinte e6nSlon.
uDaS lam 9tueS pabr iein; ober err Ill
aub Elm un9emein gerebter uno naderer Sab
rifberr."
0llno i6 Iollte 9lauben, buB mir aua ti6z
ti9e Irbeiter itnO," entgegnete S6n8lpn unO
mari ft6 in Die 8rut. ,,Gr fam feline beHern
2eute- fitr feline 6abrit auifinoen. @enn er
9eredt 1T, 10 fpmmt e8 oaber, bab er e8 nidt
magen oarf anoerS gu iein. g8ir iino au6
&erle nno MAIDEN unIer 9te6t 9eIteno."
uNaS baS anbelon9t, 10 boben tuir uns
Oebbab nod nte gu beldweren gebrau3t."
vSbr 9eoenft olip, eu6 einen UfGroer alS
&ameraoen auibinOen 3u IuRen?" fragte Sons
ion.
u9a, conrit bat e8 feline Gefabr, 8ebdIt i'm
Der Potron, 10 1T er gang 9epiB AUDI tein
Wi6roer."
oSbr ieiO bD6 re6t perna9elt. 8egreft
ibr benn nt6t, baB Der 9atron ben gSi6t nur
bebdlt, I'm nn8 oalnit enen BoHen gu ipiez
len?"
,,Fenn Oem 70 tpdre, 10 bite Der 8atron
e8 i4on friiber tbun t6nnen," feI Elm dlterer
S6nleb Elm.
$50 biloelt 9u bir Elm, bu GieI," ent9eg=
nete SGnsiOn; ,,aber id, ter i6 tiefer in Die
SADIE iebe, wetb, bab Der Batron mittellt be5
Burden SeOermann glaub(i6 MAIDEN min,
Gle feline 9(rbejter ieien Gtrdf(in9e uno f6n@
men ionit anberlpdrt8 t,i1ten glab finben,
ieben iidb al1p gen6tbi9t, bel Dem YatrOn fit
enen 9eringern Sagelobn 5u arbeiten. Sb
iage eub bober, bebdlt Der @atrOn ben Spar,
10 lie9t cine teuflil6e Slit oarunter, uno DaS
alii9lte paS mir tbun f6nnen, ift, bOB pir
'bn swingen, ii9 in uniern WiQen Su f1gen.
Spllen mir unS ettpa burd einen !0errn un=
terOriiden lalen, pelder our6 unIere g(rbeit
5u @ermDscn gelan9t 1T ? Stein, er nlu6
lernen, Oab ct bic Gerpflidtlng bal, mas re9t
unp biQtB lit, uns 3u leilten."
$50 mag es tupbL iein, uber mir glauben
nidt an ba5, pa5 Ou ia9it. 8r tpullen 8engt
bDren."
nSu freiIi6, ibr babt gerin9ere 9(mtitiOn,
alS mir anbern in Der 6atrit. Sa bate aber
niat 9esIaubt, bab Die S&miebe lid ipl6erge>
italt EuO,ln laien,"
ng8oS bic 9tmbitton 0nbetrifft, 70 Giest unS
uniere Gbre ebeniO Iebr am ,6erSen, pie
eu6, unD parum balteu mir gum PGtrpn,
pelder tumer arf Der Seite Des &e6te8 9e>
itanOen it,"
lln0 babel perbleb es.
(6ortIebund fDldt)
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&bDnaaS &bDuspfDn'S
potentirter
Observation-Disclosures ull0 SetbGlIercr.


Ofr. SO GuS Gapffr. S5aItinUre NiS.
Der unter3et9nete Bat gaente IN ben Der. Saaen Cd
Granftetd, 8eeien Spadnb unb anbe ercrpdifHen
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friebeen6 beuu j,Oe nnretnlfe pirb gdnsh nusepie.
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uutfr lstee Ter @rneer uutebreet benz Dub tun ad).
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unb rOfeor Ateu BdlmOre. @r fust ferntr tte Nd
enienter N btsner Saltaicres btn5u re6e tas Sg=
fem tnrpiren. @Gemter t6nnen ertdrenbe Yb1mpblete
pr unter3st6neted pber tnem etner Meenfn erbaIten
Son 9rUfelIpr Nifen bon Baltimore.
DaS Gtiuiiat ener DENT den lint rluAunS gtr
GtUmpftn8 yrc5eB jest tufteDenfeIsnb ba5 hefbs oe
0rrttee eu6ett nm Bic uuretnl dteten Gus 9tqaereu
ausSu3sen BEN Spi bebeted6 gu 6:rteIatn 10 b1B leg
terer auf fene gpetTe ert pttb Der 9resfs TT auf
tiritd,t 9tie batrt wsle gang peutb .ues wuSi9ens-
Sb betradte btele Nfetbpbe ais febr mert6Soa
/ fir Gpniumenten, beIpnbers Snonltben. Die
llnreiultdfeiten, peIde 70 erfpl9reid bur4 Mr.
36pmplpn8 SYlfem au6eedicben tperpcn iinb
alle l)0e}ft fa,dolica. 5ulil Delft belOnberS
eines croefdbrliditenn nnarfDtiibcnOtft
1lno III iroeno elmer ODft8 gefGbrliA, e6
pirfbetGutenb unb lb Gbli6 auf bic @eiunbbett
febf in fleineren 9uantitGten. 8ein 2iqueur
lit braud)bar, penn er in ir9eno etl1em Verb6ltz
nile biele MGol,6en Stpffe ent6Glt.
assinialn g. q. 2iifeu, Sc. .. 8. 6. ..
grpsIpr ter Gre ante uub gbarmaes bfr Ub untperftG
Son 0rpfelfpr 8a1ett BON 9arts.
Mnl q , e3em ber 1854. Dtr. GbOmplOn Baltts
eriCbte MID nm netue Wetnun6 bejuA ftner Qre'
teiIf!uug i'm Tad Der &sateurg 8rdnbieS 8Es urt
3Dpt&tieS nRde tbrem unretner 3uf1nbe femerfen8
p2rt5e Yrcprronn brennenter. ei9sr Subian3en ent-
taten I0eirs unerladuna hes 2anternn8iprc3tits
tG&t be'riebtsenb.
Die Grinbung Sei9t, baR ite auf natitrlide unb
miNenIdaftIite prin5ipien talnt TT unb bic Sd,
bi9feit bat, nllen @lnfprberungen 3u entlpreGen.
&jas euItat Nnolpie mar bag age uurstnltttten
auSeidtesu ptnc bie 9 te bes Stss u afijiren
i'm Geqent6eil pur0e berle6s uUb bsosutenb teIert
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pert6Spll fir GOnfumentcn unO eine 0rO6e
9GcQuiiitiOl fir inrufrieae llnternebmungen
fein niufs+
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