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Ms PURE cATAwBA WINE
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE CATAMBA WINE.

PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
From Aliens EllSview Vineyards, Kentucky.
From Aliens EIl<view Vineyards, Kentucky.
From Aliens lGlllview Vineyards, Kentucky.
From Aliens EllIview Vineyards, Kentucky.
2OBBILS. CATAWBA WINE.
so DOZ. CATAWBA WINE.
Warranted superior to any in this city.
We desire to call particular attention to the
quality of this WIne-it being the finest fla-
vOred Wine ever introduced to the public in
his vicinity, and we recommend it to our
friends rs being just what the sick want.
This Is luscious, palitable wine. Much of
he Catawba found in our vicinity is no bet
ter than vinegnr-and has nothing desirable
or attractive about It-and we know any one
using this Kentucky Catawba Wine, will be
perfectly satisfied MS TO the purity, richness
and superiority OF 1t. For sale by
LAUGHLINS Il BUSHFIEID,
jc9 Wholesale and Retail.
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CUSTOM VvoR11,

consisting of French, German md Domestic
Cloths, Of all gradCS and cOlOTs, French, Eng
IlSh nnd AMERICAN t'aSSimcreS, SILK, Cashmere
anu AinrSeillCES NeStlnes, White, Fancy, Linen,
travelling and Flannel Shirts, Undcr-Shris
kerchiefs, Socks, Gloves, GWuntIets and col
lars, Travelling Bags and Nalises, &c, &c Onr.
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Extensive Fire in New York =. Bar,
nunl'S Museum DESTROYED.

out in Barnum's Museum Mt n oHarter
TO one o'clock to-day, and by. one
o'clock tile entire interior was con-
summed. The flnmes shot far into the
air above the roof. and the entire block
IS endangered. The wind being from
the west, the flames were driven toward
Nassau street, on which side of the
block Is sltuated the Hernld office.
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HATS AND GAPS.
s. n. PRATHER.

8. n, PBATIIER,
No. so MAIN STREET.
A LWAYS on HAND A CHOICE AND
N varied stock OF Hats and Caps for Mems
md Boys wear.
Being DESTROYS of establishing a permanent
trade both In the city and surrounding cOun-
age can rely on being supplied with the best
goods at the lowest figures.
Country merchants are particularly reQueS-
ted to call and examine my stock.
noYlI S. n. PRATHER.
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Second DISPATCH, TWO P, II,

1t is now thought the fire will not
extend beyond nlI the buildings adioin-
ing the Museum on Broadway, and two
or three in the rear, leaving the portion
OF the block fronting on Nassau street,
including the Herald building.
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NEW York, July 13.EThe CONNER
Gals Washington special says: Fred.
Seward has been out to-day, and con-
templates n visit down the Potomac.
The Catholic priests who attended
Mrs. Surratt have made affidavit res
pecting the restriction by the War De
partment, which will soon be publish
D. P. Holloway, Commissioner OF
Patents, resigned to-day.
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United States of America,
District of West Va.

WHEREAS, n libel has been filed in the
w District Court of the United States fol
the District of West Virginia, on the Still Lny
OF July, 1865, by Henry Mct[ibbOn, against
the steamboat "UlL CITY," her engines
tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, and
against all persons Intervening for their intc-
rests therein, and especially Jacob Flowers
part owner OF said steamboat, in a cause Of
llcltatIon and partition, for the reasons and
causes in said libel mentioned, and pr0ying
the usual process and mOnltiOn of the said
Court III that behalf Ike made, and thnt all
persons interested in the Snid steamboat and
especially the said Jacob Flowers. mart owner
thereof, may be cited I'm, generHland special
to answer the premises, and all proceeding;
being had, that the said Steamboat, her en-
g1neS, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture,
may. Tor tile causes In said libel mentioned,
be sold, and the proceeds thereof brought into
Court, to he divided and distributed according
to law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the mont
ton, under the seal OF the said Court to me
directed and delivered, L do hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons claiming the said
steamboat, her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel
aud furniture, or III any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before the
said District Court To be held III md for the
District of West Nirginin, on Wednesday, the
3ith day of July, 1855, mt II o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, IF the same shall be a
day ofjurtS1iCtiOn, otherwise OH the next dhy
Of jurisdiction therenfter) then and there to
interpose claim for the Snme, and to make
their allegation in that behalf
Dated this 18TH dry OF July, 1855.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
u. s. Marshal.
JAS s. WHEAT, Proctor for Libellnnts
jyl:Etill jy.1j
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

This invaluable medicine is unfaIlIng in the
cure OF all those painful RIul dangerous dis
eases Incident To the female constitution.
1t modentcS all excuses and removes all
distractions, from whatever cause, and a
speedy cure may be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES,
tits peculiarly suited. 1t will, in n short
time, bring on the monthly period with rcgu-
CAUTIONi
These pills should not be taken by females
hat are pregnant during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS, us they are sure TO bring on Mis-
carriage hut at every other time, and in eve
~ other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Aztec
lions, PainS in the Back and Limbs, Heavi-
hes, Fatigue on slight eXertinll, PalpItHtion
Of the Heart, IyowneSs OF Spirits, Mysteries,
Sick Headache, Whites, md NIL the painful
diseases ocCasioned by disorlCred system,
1heSe Pills will effect Il cure when all other
means have fililed.
package, which should he preserved.
Sold by all Druggists. Price One Dollar per
bottle. I'm
Sole United States Agent,
JOB MOSES. q COTtlnndt ST., n. Y.
n. B.-Sl 90 and six postage stamps, enclosed
10 my authorized agent, WILL insure n bottle
containing over fiTty pills, by return mail.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm OF Rhodes & warfieid Is this day
dissolved by mutual: consent, either party
Is authorized TO settle the books OF said firm.
E. P. RHODES.
WIN. s. WAKEFIELD.
Bridgeport, o., June 18th, 1855.
E P. Rhodes having purchased the stock Of
son, C. NJ. Rhodes, for the purpose of continu-
ing the Wholesale Grocery and Commission
business under the name and style OF L. p.
Rhodes & Son.
In retiring from the old firm thank my
friends for their patronage and trust they will
continue the same to the new. T.
iuI-SOd WIN. s.. WAKEFIELD.
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U. >. 500 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

Ihese Bonds are now worth handsome
premium, and are exempt, as are all the Gov
eminent Bonds, from State, County and 8Tunf-
c'dt EdndtfOn, ICich adds from one to three 1,er
cent per dnnuln TO their value, according to the
rate levied upon other property. The inter-
est is payable semi-annually by coupons at
tAched to each note, which may be cut ofrand
sold to any bank or banker.
The Interest at 80 per cent. amounts TO
One cent per day on a $50 note.
Two cents per day on n 500 note.
Ten cents per day on II 500 note
Twenty cents per day on $1,000 note.
One Dollar per day on n 5000 note
Notes fall the denominations named will
he promptly furnished upon receipt of sub
scriptions. rs
The Notes OF this Thirtl Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven
Thirties already sold, except that the Govern
ment reserves to itself the option OF paying
interest I'm gold coin at G per cent, instead OF
S-l0ths in currency. Subscribers will deduct
the interest in currency up 10 July 18th, at
the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Orthe notes of this third series
Of the Seven-thirties will commence on the
lst of June, and will be made promptly and
continuously after that date
The slight change made in this conditions
of this THIRD SERIES affects only the mat
Ter OF interest, The payment In gold, IL made
will be equivalent TO the currency interest OF
the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in tile event
of which only will the option to pay Interest
in Gold be awaited of, would so reduce and
eQualIze prices that purchases made with six
per cent. in gold would be fully equal to those
made with seven and three-tenths per cent.
in currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, and its SUI
perior advantages make 1t the
Great Popular Loan of the People
Less than S2DO,OOO,O 600 of the Loan authorize
by Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rate ut which 1t is being alb
sorbed, will all he subscribed for within sixty
days, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mnnd a premium, rs has uniformly been the
case on closing the subscriptions to other
Loans.
In orler that citizens of every town and Sec
ton ofthe country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub
scriptions at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence,
and who only are TO be responsible for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Age't,
May 10, 1866. PHILADELPHIA.
Subscriptions will bo received by the
First National Rank Of Wheeling.
First National Bank Of FaiTnOmt.
Ft1St National Bank Of ItrkeTSbUr0.
Second National Bank Of EEuke7s6Ing.
'SdUings Bank Of Wheeling.
Jel-2mdGw
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z-3O Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, July lS.-,Iav Cooke
rePorts'the subscription to the f-3O loan
to-day ut 81, l0I, 100. The number of in
divldual subscriptions was $50.
QUEBEC, July IA Cabinet Council
VAS held yesterday. II is rumorel that.
the Governor General, Lord MouClL.
has received an important despatch'
and that Parliament will he immc-
dintely convened.
c. A. Seward is here, and dined with
the Governor last night.
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NEW YoRK, July 13,-The steamer
City of Cork arrived here tonight from
Liverpool. News anticipated.
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GBNTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
No. as Water street.
WHEELING, w. VA.

.ME HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
best selected stocks OF '''
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Spring & Summer Goods

ever brought to this market, at GOLD PRICES,
selected expressly for
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7-3O LOAN

Thesenotes are issued under date of July
To- 1885, and are payable three years from that
date in currency, or are convertible at the OPP
ton of the holderinto
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anaaeta1.
U. S. 7-3O LOAN.
II HI n ID = r. RI -,
S23O,oOo,ooo.

By authority ofthe Secretary of the Treasu-
ry' the undersigned, the General Subscription
Agent for the sale of United stntes Securities
Offers to the public the third services of Treasu-
~ Notes, bearing seven and three-tenths per
cent. interest per annum, known as the
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lul3-tlIn9f
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JAS s; ,WIIEAT, Proctor for Libelionts.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-11

tparSelf Du ME Dein Talent 3ur @eltuna
trinSen, nur oonn, wenn Die @ewi6beit 9ttS
mem Seelenfamrfe eth 3ieI lete barfe man
bsffsn tob On auf Oetner 2auftabn pors
trdr!8 iareiten iuiroef. Der Summer um
ben Serlulf DeineS GiebIinss ma1e Sid
oeranlallsn, ia ter Sunit Grlat f;ir eas
Berlcrene gu IuAeu, es fSnne ntdt fe6leu,
baB berIelbe Oid einem tbattrdfti9en gtres
ben in cte Grme fibre. @r wpue Did be-
itnmen, ein @4auipiel gu i9rei6en, burd
msl9es Ou auf Geinen @ater einprfen lpll-
tsit; er meloe lorsen, oaB Der alte Nonn
Der Multiplying bsimObne. ST mu6te Ieineu
@rlncen reipfli4ten uno tonnte benz 0lane
meire 3uitimmuns nidt perlaseu. 9etere4t
retSte nent9e Gage lpdter ais Der Nr3t er,
fldrte, bab pas &mo pbne gefabr fogt3ez
idafft wsrben f6nne, mad Dsr 8eRpenS
n
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@tfGorliGe Rranfbrit.

sDsnn Ser trresesitee untluse Singing ausfnbtt ba
ben Set bteler imer;battn strantbet tnc GusenUm
men bat - sei@isbt es baus haB en unetttses Samse-
tab pber bic 8urbt ppr &ntbedIrs tbn abdredt d an
Sene snben eu wsl@s r in rlse tbr:r @rsebuna unS
wartet 10 anss ba ttt Ssmppms btIes redliea uebels
ae j. .. eia nit @eidpa Ell entuaseet &alS, eiae b6e
Nae @Gmert TN Sopfe unS III cen Sttern Mbnabme res
@ei@ts Eaubbeft GusU DIE Der Sau Snpen at Zen 8c.
lnb armen innsn i'm @eFate unb au ben Grtrellta.
ten @ etsen, roo tlnn ftet ntbI NIT etner 6reeltden
S@neltsfet ocr d retten bs 3ulest Der Gaunten unb
bic Naentnoen einfaaen; has Oper brr &rant
bett stu Geatntdnb e3 tleteS :rb nb ter Sob etnen
l9red@en 2eieen faSrd eia @nbe matt ba5 ct tbn mad
1sm Sanet artnst pen tstn @senter sartdtthrt
barren 2rantte 3um Spr faaen, tn Splse Der llnst
ltdtet unrtlenhe prdbler, Wee tur Mnweueuus ieneS
tohden GtfteS be8 RerurS bte Gcnuticn eernttn uni
ben Rs bes geLens In Gin eieness 3asa nerrpaMesn.
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sSpl It en-,

bDa @rabuirer etneS Der eriten meetnen @0aeeen
Der. aaea, ber ben er6sn Stetl eiues 2eteus tn ben
5spitalern 2oaep, garS pblaeelpbia uue anteren
Statten ;ueebrad bat etnt9 munbeIbaten SeWnssa
oOlenbet bpn beaen ee Geiatdte ser Abijin etB In
aranttttten Iitten ple 9. au bie Bet pl6sltGeu @s.
rdu&n su iebr eri&reden bic eft errDtbeu Bel sertnasn
kIetntaetten u. r tDnrReM ameenpltdltb 9ehetlt.
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Grecnti@e SGwa.zc

pr6 unoersus6 8Detlt unb bic pr 8raft uieber terss-
bie @be unb Ra&trnmendaft unm6eIi9 ma&t, t,ct hos
9prs 9erer bic ttren 9e:eniaen unbeicnntn ir0bnen.
SunBe 2ente nS et6t sn Aus9eifunsen eenegt petl
e beren 8pleen nt stnau tennen cbslett e du6 bur&
Striuren Ieberfblassn I'M Sarn Stetn ub anbsre re
fa6em ensten tss 70 u Fe bod etRentteIs eine gset
bes WtBbraMdeS Eer ehelen Sreane Yeer aber ptu ei
dusnen bd e 8tab @r3eusuns eher bon Denea oerIS
rem ptrh bic @ beimlien 2aatrn erstben ais bon DeGen
bte ta Eeie fnb. -t
b% Offtee: go. z SIb.6rebertG(tr.,
Feben IbIren BON 8alttnipreitr., Siftt6e Sette
bic Stuftn binauf,
Wlan merle It'd Ramen unb Sausnummer. tcnn unntFen-
be nb trIeeribe oma@er, ourtrtebene unp 9epIenlpe
0uafalber, SGubffer, @tieelwt6ier StraBenretnteer
nnb 8dn1penpuser u. ~ nennen b reseldbise Mer3te
unb lauer dn8escSen cpn Dr. ctnfons 9uf In ter dbt
R8. aae Sriee nIiien stnen pof-5tan'p sntbalten.
] % Gtne 6sinag III 2 Gaaeu 3u4e''Aett.
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DR.. j Johnston,
8altim mere2o t5ofpitaI.

rfr tia.3. 2ielt ees3sr IN
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8sIcnntrs 3u beah!en !!

Dr. Srbnfpn ttet aden Nsnsn feline Slie an pelde i'd
ktrh 1e srbtn,e uno uInarltGe, Ge uu6 R6rYer aer-
Orenee r bie Nrtet bte @eieafae unb bic @se und6a
uebenbt 2afer ael6waost baben &, 81. .El.-...
pier nb enae FER tr6urign u6 betldsensMertben Sol.
gen fribn eprbnbeen res Qafers Sd5tr DE i'm Sfit.
ten uns ben @liebern Gmer;en i'm Sppf 56wSGe beS Gt-
fts @erlna Der 8u teltra 9erlUpfen ntrbSfe Hnrube
NaStnGpdfe, unrrbnune ter 8ertouunss Guses
mstne Gnttrdftuns. Ssmytpme Der S6wtnbiuht
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tsoener tos r eeurcer @ef nb Elm gentcr 65rrer te
n0tbnenEi9fen 0rforseras CUR srrlt1tn 81 deittet
ne a Ebae fce rtrs bic 5eie res 2ctSns SIR raGrgn
pserabrt. Die Nusdten res 2sb rerTrfcrM b iaLe.
lp une he eele p;rs ersriien bon 0er ciiWug
laadolien Yetradangfn eaS un5 eie 5reufen, rcs'os
Aecere aentsEsM eermeiAert tab. -
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(Bprtfesuns frlgt.J
e. y nina.

g10i0a.
gum Stiftussstas bes @eretns Der g.rIiner Yre1c
ben 10. OftCber 1864.
Upn Sr. Stub. 26,penltein.
Sbr 3e&er, babt ibr ME beca6t
8eim luit'gen 8e6erlddumen
llno tsenn ber Sraube Gpttesma6t
Sud lobt nit @6ttertrGltmen:
gBo tam Der @ein, Der feur'9e, Der,
sBOber, penn feline PreiIe Nor ?
WOber?
Sic teItert aus oas cole Seas,
9luf baB e8 fleubt in SAB rnO @las,
Sic panoelt es burdb 3aubertrait
Sn fliiIg @olo uno Burpuriaft.
8 frdft'9e Breile, ltarter 9rud - @
Sir tueib' t6 meinen eriten Bug!
Gppipa
Der 2en5 belaubt i'm itillen gain
8iel Sauienb lauid'Se Bldsen,
Damn panbelt ii9'S i'm Wpnoeni heiu
50 traut nit bplpsm S6db6eu.
$50 tdmen all Die Bdrden Der,
8enn 8refen ni6t uno 9rudeu mar?
e. Wober?
gSds ltumm gerubt int Ser5ens9runo,
SaS miro 9eoriidt bon Dfuno gu Wlnb,
llnb mas iid nimuer iasen ldBt,
9uf &oienlippen 1pro's gepreBt =
. ilBes 8reiIen, ieL'ger 9rud,
Dir tpeib' id meinen speten 3u9l
gppipa
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Sn grii1ler 8alOe5bale,
0ie ibr ppn Sen; uno Qiebe iin9t,
Sbr Iiebeh G6slein ale, -
@O tdmen wpbl Die 2ieoer ber,
&pber, tpenn feline 8reiIe tpdr'
0Dber ? ~
Sic fdnst bic luit' Melpbein,
Die Seui,er unb bic Flagen ein,
llnb friid BON 8latt gu GIatte rauibt,
gDas eud bic 9i6ter abseluuldt
. ouftse 9reiie, ouft'ser Druid!
Dir tDeib' ib 1neinen britten 3ugl
Gppisa
Sbr 86lter all am Mei9lelftrano
8ts su beS 8beins @eldnben, .M
Sbr 9eutI6en BON Der Dime Sanb
8is su Der @letder Bdnoen
0pbin, tpenn feline Brei1e mar,
aim's nit Der Sreibeit rings umber?
0pbin :?
Sic bdlt Der Sreibeit Banner felt
3um aampf i'm itarfen Arm geprebt,
! Sen, 9rud Der Wddtisen gum 2rus =
j Ser @abrbeit 9Urt, tes &edtes Sdus -
sA > oeutide prefe, fret ppn Druid,
Dir gilt mein lester, tieTiter 3u9! .
Gppipd @-t@
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aebein gu Granfat tteu

DER ci;1t% = II i Hfr IRlt, no iieaere
hnels urn , i. i /, t<n+>- a ~
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sentadt w.rten aI& ne ssunidbisett S6pa@e
In benz oddea uno cen Mteern Gntsuaeuusen Ger Niereu
eenf6wa&e, wlsstett, Rteterssataaentet @erfdnbes.
fawdte, SerStlepfea @lAternbeit, 3teru Ausen6mids
S1wtntel, &ppf6nterJ, Gntjlnbln9 SalIes, ter gtae
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peIGe ibrsn Spsra eeFdbrer nt ais rer Sirenea Sc
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Een Gdwade Der Grnfiutcn rerocrbriueen bic @be
ntSeltd MAIDEN nnb ;ulsst R6rpr uub 5tn ,erf6ren
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sspfmGffs : MOtt5

a 3ef6aGf89 99OtiS+
gRe;uen nsrs9en Swnben sur Ra9r9k tas t@ Gas 1H'
5efannte ct aupr- rnb nbgSetneef@aft IS
$50. ID GR 2Din0arSEg+s GeSe soc SFvFse~
anter ser aien gsea sic ttEtsv nit nsei9etsn 5snSs
fortfubre
(2lMrslutl S2a s. .. . sL !.
ds feiPsgSe aD DDt2eueerfae Srmcfs &ortie' sitter
nnfcrer sett!
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g.. b4Y,ts Il Dfv(oneu, .Es aTt

uter eulde peld 90 gu eerteiratben teasGatisen unb a
pbsfer S6wdte zines anssren Sinbe'n nifeS beuu6
nb, iplten uHper9ltt Dr. Scbnfpn 3u gfabe steten.
rang 3et;6areit Der Ne 3tterr uab S6wite, OSet
6 fGbptun8 rer @tedli6ten @r werten idnea turtrt.
8erjentse rsl6er Der 9sbanslans un6 NarlDrst Bon
Dr. rbniton unterjtet tanu ib ais einsm Gtrenlndnne
Dhnt ur9t M anb srrer9ttt auf ictne drat
Iibe @e1hiddteit cerlaIen b..
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kn 8erlaf bes @tbiftnes, 8errirrune her Sbeen Gs-
Srudtteit Ger GeifeaGf b6ie Nbnun0en Nbnetsuns
Der Seleli6aft, udt a& @infontee Miftranen 9esen
i'd elbf. 5ur3tameit A. l. 10. itae satse Der i9limmen
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II nPr WreTc.

De Nle &aAenre 2elde rdt;ere letteu TcteHSet1
Sabre in Die er ialt tir ben uHe bic Mtenge tpi.
tar pdHGdrJiit1eI AperdioneH, wfihe Gr. SrbuC
tabr;c renen Gle 3itHr3 aepeI tere ee dneere
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bCen &euten pber tn Der Sue Ieruen Sol.
gen ie aIn6bt fpiren, ie!tt i'm Sdaie, eurd ppluo.
men, tie, renn unsetetft bic Gle unm1elid MAIDEN unb
SSrper une @e serf6ren fUuten icrrte nptta.n dit.
e tRnn Sce @erpnen muheu teecr lie elm etsn IN sic
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ELIXIR DE VITN.

ELIXIR DE WIFE.
Deks Gsnc tterS weGdes att lGnse staen spTsagsp'n
u In @urpra test unb In eeRr Sar6e nea tn Setraue
frnrn tt aus BEN reen Gr8nGe tn Dsrttneune init ee
gDnes- rber goseartueinbe TN gBege eer Defteern ner
ertt9 uub bat m eaeibe In 1len "te@n1een Der Sesef
iere ans gerbanassgeans epr oert6SOa Ssssat uns :
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renn enn.a! getaiiet c SGuer nt shns eaeoe en fl'
len tG tc eecneunte Sttter$ han6t eaneet 60
zen sep6bnldn 9ren" rts8eEGIteter Glaea MAJ 81 Gss
eurtrenten @ttaneten as unb 81 eS ppn ett
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Bet es eber bni 3tRfer np tetn Mrs er ts an'tEss'
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SerIpret irerSen.
Retae sefaGte 8lafGe if at nte u;Gt ratbtm Steets
Eteners duf benz 9Srt Scrteten IL.
Gteberteraufer erbalter Die III sem 8tters eEssss1a
ten eplar. .Itbcsrapb- -AuSbdnse stats.
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(25Npr III eesenuber tem Wdrtte.
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Nfeme 6pQ. 0Grtnae.

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% 9tbt tleie eyre uir untreeuteMce auadalber
nehe rH ais NttBea ..At ttH ato 3 cnltpn'e Mntn.
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9ebea eRaitfer eeles 5tenlait fer .priSu tem nte.
nt9hen Ntrnf mlemeteR, lb eBt entImkBtg 1ebilsete
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ben tb Neran0en bic eiunptett der. pelde u"odlt.
0er SDete tn tire Sanhe tcmm gertAg daeen ,nI rnt-
ten &r Sohnton halt beBbdlb fir nst6wenbte an er.
ratnen bsipneers fiir Ue rtI NIT einen gtufe unbt.
tn isiaer Slfee !ieeen. 'NHA'''s