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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BULLS, CEDRONF .BITTERS.
Read Mr.. Edaoards,s Statement.

T., ~
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Gratitude to
you, as well as a sense of duty to the pub
lie, requires that should give you state
ment, for public use, of the great benefit
have derived from the use of your Cedron
Bitters." After military service of thir-
teen months, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign and battle, I was discharged
from the service and came home to die.
Dyspepsia, liver complaint, and general
debility were fast hurrying me to the
physicians seemed only TO aggravate my
diseases. About four weeks ago was for
tunate enough to procure your "Cedron
have been restored to perfect and robust
health. can most earn estly recommend
them as being all, and more than all, they
are recommended to be. You are at liberty
TO make any use you wish of this state
ment.
/ am, respectfully,
orr 4 mr. nm
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HOSTETTER'Ss STOMACH BIT
- s4sNE $3.50 TIERS lr eeisE1H
MUSHROOM INVITATIONS.

-llasb MUSHROOM INVITATIONS. siflsss
Success is the prevalent CRADLE of in
Vulnerable humbugs. Nosooner had Hos
-rETrER's STOMACH Buffers made their
mark in the world than up Sprang host
of limitations and as the fame of the great
restorative grew and spread, the pestifer-
Gus crop of poisonous mockeries thickened.
But the true medicine has lived them
down. One by one they have disappeared.
When the bellows of puffery, which kept
alive the feeble fire of their borrowed repu-
tation, ceased to blow, they ceased to live;
and thus they continue to come and go.
Meanwhile, HosTETTER'sg BITTERs, the
great protective and remedial tonic of the
age, have progressed in popularity with
each succeeding year. Their success as a
means. of preventing and curing the dis
eases resulting from malaria unWhOle-
some water, and all unhealthy climatic in
huenceS, has been boundleSS; and as a
remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Fever and Ague, General Weakness and
Debility, and all complaints originating in
Indigestion, they are now admitted to be
superior to any other preparation ever adj
vertised or prescribed. From the home
market, to which a few years ago they
were confined. their sale has been extend
ed into every State in the Unicn, over the
whole of South and Central America, Mex
leo, the West Indies, the Sandwich Islands,
Australia, China, and Japan. Home and
foreign testimony continue to show that
HoSTETTEH's BTTTERS are the most re-
markable tonic and inyigorant in the
world. fmayT div
nB- COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
is exquisite, and its washing properties I'M
sr1yalled. For sale BY all druggists. Il
feb23 d&wIy
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Removal.

A &. PUSHES VARIETY STORE
IA has been removed to No. 20 MAIN
STREET, where can be found a great va
riety of New Goods, Toys, and Notions,
both useful and ornamental, at reduced
prices. [may8 J2w
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80 le0p Rfiftc1fHRRp EDWARDS.
a a VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG.

.fs3aaflas. VIcKsBURG, MISS, Aug. o, 1853.
DIR. JOHN BULL--Dear Sir: am happy
able 'tCedron Bitters with great benefit to
myself, an general debility and prostration
of my system produced by the unhealthy
and miaSmatic influence Of the Mississippi
River around viclxsburg, having been with
General Grants army through its whole
Southern campaign. confidently recon-
mend its use to all persons who are ex-
' - H.W. .FOGLE,L
Agent U. 5 Sanitary Commission
For sale by PETER VIERLING, Water
street. Imayl4
BE- A COUGH, COLD, or SORE THROAT
requires Immediate attention, and should
be checked. If allowed to continue Irrita-
ton of the Lungs, Permanent Throat
Affection, or an Incurable Lung Disease, is
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
having direct influence On the parts, give
immediate relief.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumptive and Throat Diseases, Troclles are
used with always good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii find 'Troches y useful in clearing the
voice when taken before singing andspeak-
ing, and relieving the throat after an TN
rasual exertion of the vocal organs. The
80 TrOehes . are recommended and pre-
seribed by physicians, and have had testi-
monials from eminent men throughout
the country. Being an article of true
merit, and having PROVED their efficacy by
atestof many years, each year finds them
in new Localities in various parts of the
world, and the g Trochesr are universally
pronouneed betterthan other articles.
fOBTArE only /" BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRoGHEs," and do not take any of the
WORTHLESS LIMITATIONS that may be
offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States,
and in foreign countries, at 80 cents box.
dec2 dskW0m
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CITY NOTICES.
Collectors Sale Of Real Estate for
a the Payment Of the Costs and
@a Expense of Alley and Sidewalk
improvements respectively.


O. Expense Of Alley and Sidewalk
improvements respectively. 5...l
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that,
oy of E tRe city SF o fSae and PE 70 6
directed, will sell at public auction, at
the door of the courthouse in said city on
TUESDAY, June 5th, 1866, -
at ten O'clock am, the following lots or
parcels of real estate, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the amounts
charged and assessed against said lots re-
spectively, for the costs and expense of
making sidewalk and alley Improvements
upon said lots, together with the costs of
sale; and that said sale will be continued
on the next day thereafter-viz., WedneS-
day, June 9TH, 1866---at two o'clock pm, at
the same place, for the purpose of selling
such property as may have been sold on
the day above mentioned and not paid for,
For Cost and Expense Of 44ley Improvements.
iialt4ir1 ORIGINAL PLAN. 3fa3lfe
B 8 Owners saeia ~ Lot. Amt
Heirs of Michael P. Jones, 81 by lti a..g.i -
80 feet southeast side of........,. AZ $50 81
For Costs and Expense Of Sfdea0alk Improve
siint fLAmAsCo $685. HH
Owners. si Lot. Block. Amt.
Helen NJ. Stone.............8 Us SIS 50
John Hoffman .--..-.......-.. y g
Charles B. Tighe-. '.-.., ...,.....ls
DO. t..t---t .................l7 40 SO 81
SOUTHERN ENHANCEMENT. t.si
Unknown Owners ............ 5 H. ,n's 90
= DO. fls5fl ..-.-......f 4 Isl Y 81
Fred Keeper. ! Y Y 1874
Do. ~ Observation-Disclosures - Y $40
Do. is5t.fs fs...-.....@.............4g. l II 10
ae NORTHERN ENLARGEMENT saE
Mrs. Mary DuIham.s.......v d - 4S72
+, ..fst lsTocKWELI1s 5 ENLARGEMENT. sa "a
Allis & Walker, assignees, p AZ lie. Is
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THE CANAL.-That part of the Ca
nal above Locust Street contains
nothing now but a little stagnated
water, and horrid amount of filth. IF
it is suffered to remain in, it$ present
condition, the sickness caused thereby
may not be estimated. IF the WaterLo
Works are to be deferred for another
year, or an indefinite, period Of time,
surely something should be done to
remove the intolerable nuisance pro-.
duced by the Canal noits present cone
dition at the point specified A few
days of hot sun would cause such
stencil to arise from the filthy and de-
composed matter, that sickness must
be the result in chat neighborhood to
an alarming extent.
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OBLIGATION . OF MINISTERS, A
large delegation Of ministers Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
arrived in this city. night before last
and Yesterday the short train brought
an additional number. They we're on
their way to Greensboro, to attend the
General Assembly of the ministers of
that Church, and left for their desti-
nation yesterday.
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THANKs.-We are indebted to Hon.
VIM 3. NIBLAcK for some documents
issued by the National Johnson
Club. The tracts sent out contain
the Address of the Club; the Presi-
dents I'D of February Speech; the
Freedmen's Bureau and the Civil
Rights Bills, and the Messages veto
ing the same, and the Speech of the
President to the Soldiers and Sailors
all of which, with one exception,
have already been published in our
paper ' l44'
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larger attendance at the. Board of
Trade yesterday than the day pre-
vious, and the meeting was somewhat
protracted. The meeting was called
to order and officers elected. Ell. ID
Allis was chosen President, T. G..
Smith Secretary, and F.. NJ Hum
phrey Treasurer, and eleven firm
names were entered as members of the
Board. a9kas
Mr.. Start moved that committee
be appointed to superintend the Price
Current, learn its cost, and report at
the meeting to be held to-day. The
committee consisted Of Messrs. Viii
lard, Start and Smith.
On motion of Mr.. Aiken, it was or
dered that the Secretary procure a
book in which all sales made on
Change should be entered. IS.
Mr.. Willard moved that each mem
Der pay to the Secretary the sum of
three dollars to meet present expenses.
Mr.. Iglehart offered to amend by
striking out three dollars and substi
tuting one dollar instead.
The vote was taken on the amend
ment, which was lost. The original
motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Aiken, commit
tee was appointed to draft Constitu-
ton and By Laws, and report as early
as practicable. The committee con-
sisted of Messrs. Humphrey, Start and
Sharpe.
& Mr.. Willard suggested that all mer-
chants and business men who felt an
interest in the Board of Trade be in
vited to come forward and subscribe
their names, and that by paying the
sum of three dollars each they should
become members of the organization.
1t was decided to take regular mar
ket reports. and the Secretary was au-
thorized to make contract with the
telegraph operator for the same
There were great many specimens
of -four on exhibition, and some few
offers, but no sales were effected. The
time was spent pleasantly, and there
seemed determination to make the
enterprise a success. fg
The meeting will be held to-day at
the Office of Cox & Humphrey, No. Z
Water Street.
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/ IMPROVEMENTS Considerable I'M
proyements are being made on Eighth
Street, between Sycamore and Vine
Three large. substantial brick houses
are being erected there On Vine
Street, between Seventh and Eighth,
there are also some substantial build
ings being erected. That part of the
city is improving fast,
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I'M I'VE Nv MN AAt AZ a IlAr9@ q Is
~ sAPRIL ., 1865 ~ e - ~. ~ ..sf
The Common Council OF the city Of
until the 5tst a of NJ s Ssss for efadina
the alley situated between Clark and Ieet
streets, and extending from Third street toF
Fourth street. - 'sa 81,
BY order of the Council. ~ 100
City Clerks Office, Evansville, April Y,
1866. fTJniori COPY. apr 27td
RTEW YORK ICE-CRIsANi and. CON-
1| E.ECTIONERY STORE, no. 50 Main
street, opposite Washington House. I'll
Keep on hand the best lce-Cfeafl, Cam
dies, and ConfectioneTies to he found In
the city sIs.8fI 4ftE sf1E5 8sto SCI pa
Orders for parties promptly attended to-
n 80 ROSA BEsRNHEINIER. q
STEPHAN RAGGI0. -
maYl2 dim so-a I ~ ziuaiE ntsfs&D
strtl- .stsls- itf fl4fisu.stHDM sIt aioA -5.t
81 Ha $3.50 Jfa4li9 hns -iliuaiE
-nfCQ ssafs9 sf9niu&i1oM hah 8ini
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NEGRO ForND.-The body of a ne
gro was found in the river near the
coal banks. He was well dressed and
had on fine shoes. 1t was supposed
that he had fallen overheard from
some steamboat.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-22
GcccroerssGpurr.

@eItem mar Ct. @naoen Ser @oIiset<
ridter tpieoer eininal auf Die b0berea
Straflummer. berfallen. SO re9nete
$50 Bills, uno nur lueniee Sale tamen
nit $40 banon.
Sin Senier, Der DOr9eitern 9lbeno fia
aus Dem MafIen <9'teeting in einen Ga
loon bertagte unb bort leinen 4atrios
tisnus bur1 einige 8Ias g8bisfeb uns
terltiibte, gerietb fhIiebliG, oa Der @pi<
ritlls 81 iuirfen anfina in einen Streit
Irno f1lug Slider uno Senlterideiben
IN Sriimner. Ser Gecoroer berIanafe
81 Dollars fir feline 3erlt0rungsnutb
uno ididte Den Sobn Der griinen Snlel,
Sa er fein @elO bate, ms Nrbeitsbaus.
Orei 9lrbere, Die ii5 oils Gaeabuhz
Den ehne S)eimotb Sur 9tadtSeit in Den
StraBen unierer Staot umbertrieben,
ionte ieoer $50 binterlegen Ollie brei
-ipurOen, ba iie feline @elomitteI beiaben,
CUR Steinflopfers Brigade beta9irt, un1
per Sanlnler Die Sunllne in u 3aaen
3panesarbcit lpieber gut gu MAIDEN.
Sin Saufirer, Der NIT ieinem Bln6eI
auf Dem, GIfen in @olege StraBe bon
9aus gu 9aus Danberte unb feline ge,
leblid borseidriebene 2icen3 ni9t ge>
LOT bate, be3ablte 80 in ben Sonb oer
Sta6tfaiie.
Sin 9InOerer, Der ge9en oie Dienel
beS @eieses iitb CUR Bebr feste uno Der
Ginen Der 2anhz @enso 'arnlen am Sra
| gen faBte, nubte selteru eiuieben Ierncn
oa6 ber9leiden NtiBgriffe nod Dem bic
| figen 9oIijeigeies tbeuer gu lteben tom,
men. st bedablte SD unb fonnte abb
treten.
3tpei Sale fur unorbentli6es ges
tra9en lpurben lie nit 6ebn Dollars
9efiibnt, nllo 3fpei ancere Sale fin
ba6elbe Serseben fanben burd 6rri,
| ipre&ung unn @ntla6uns bes angefla9
ten Grtebi9nne.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-22
5ta6t llllO 9taat. q

EE Mitberi seltrieen Sage f5lois
fen fanlnltlid]e offentIide S6ulen iinie>
rer Staot um ben 3inSern fur Oas lang
ertuini1te g6eibnadtstelt Elm paar ,freie
Sage gu g0nnen. Sic Serien fdlieBen
nit benz erlten Sanuar-uno Die neuen
9e6rcourier rebf1eit NIT Dienitag ben q.
Sahuar 1857 fpteOer ibrea 9lnfang.
w Gin SER rlietbete fi6 seitern
W1orgen cine S9narSe, tuelGe in feincr
Sainilie bic 9ausarbeit NIT berieben
lolte, bod fbon am Nadmittag fnoet
er aus, baB Die @egerin 1idt ebrlid iei
benn er bermiBt einige feiaer Sanbtii<
der unb cine Oidmants 8ulennaoeI inl
8ertbe BON $175. 9taaoem er Gbeas
tbam's 9ebeimpolisiiten fofort bon Dem
8orfal benadridtigt bate; erfubr er
naA 8erlauf bon elmer guteu balbeu
Stunoe, Dap Die Getectipes fem 9eftob=
.Ienes gut bereits in 5anben batter, nm
es linn Snrifaucrltctten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-22
uebertra gun ae bon @runh
Gi9entbu m, NJ eide lie BITE

bertra 6 I'm ase n bon 8runb D.
gi9entbu m, NJ eide Iest {
,sai@ ode resiitrirt Duroe.
Soba s. glono an @atban 8. God
mel NEIL SesO an 8anltelle in Der st0Ot-
r f4. Marting an 81. g., 0iobertion,
Gee6 an Baitftelle IN @oaefieIb- 81 4S7.
$. WinniG g8iaims an .Mfarn 8,
2alprence, Deeb an 8aulteIIe IN gbges
fielo-$2100. - 49, -, - &, 4, .ss.ss
9tr1ie 9. Srnit6 an g1ilton Sogl
un0 Sane Sbonipf0n, Oeeo an Baultelle
III Der Staot- $3.50. gss 81
aSobn B. Brpan an Sobn Bill Wc.
6errin, 9sso an 8auifeas in eossFeIt
81 1900. s.,t ,..,saM ts.s, NC
Sobn g. Mc6errin an SobHs g8.
8rban, Deeo an 9aus uno 8auifele ID
Der, LSteDt-$12, 900. !. -
.RdrD nnb 5ennieg Morgan an Sbos.
@baOmel, Deeb an Baulteae in Burma
gilta's 4Ian- 430. l,,.Gss 7. ~
0tofd q Mc@abone on Gliabaetb
Sale, Dee0 on 2ant in Gaoiolon5 Co.
$500. .ass.r .'...s s.. e go al.seii'.ss IS.
Grene Cor an Gaiiuel @. 2Batfins,
0eeo an 2anb I'm 25. 0iftrttt $500.
Sobn d. tnb gBs g.. Wliles an Sobn
q. Saith, Oeeo an @auifsIle in @eit.
glafbpilIe-S1S 500. Easans IS s'as
SIS. 8r lSolpel, an 81. SO. q. Sniitb,
GeeD bon sipei 81nftgllet1 in Der Sta0t
So, 215. 80 i
.as ST. &. sleplas an 81 e.. gliIoipan,
8esb an Saus unh 8aufteae in BET
Gtabt- $20, 900. .as ~
@n. 5. Sloan an u. 8. Smitb,
SeeO all BnuiteIle in SdfriieEb $500.
". @, nno s. s. @ibfDn an Carolina
3. Qbons; Dseo an Sdns uno 8auiteGc
in Der Gpriiceftrnbe- 81 $50.
SIS. o. SoiuOu an g. Weaft1, Deeb
an 8auiteIIe Gas eon GoIlese Il. 2ocuit-
Strn6e-S11 ,556sa - ~ l.saa
: Sahtes SidnlaHli an q. 6. Gdrts
iuriebt Oeeo an BanitelIe IN Der 9taot
4-S12, 800. sSf asslsn
GerleIte an IQarsarst 0. Garnett,
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6lna.@eriebt.

=
Gin Der Oampfboot g6erft 1T eS fhll.
0ie 9lgenteu batten geitern sfidts gu
tbun unb Der NlnB be9innt 81 faaen.
Gan1pfboot SannD 8ranbies iuurOe
i'm 9aufe Der lesten gfadt bon Gairo
llnb MelnpbiS ertpartet.
3 Dampfer 0febecca 1T telegrapbirt unb
brin9t pclle 9abun9 bon @inciiinatinn9
bierber nit. 8is ipateltenS Sonntag
lpirb feline Nntuuft BIER ertudrtet.
q. 8afer Iiegt nod INNER fin. Die
&eparaturen itno nod nidt beenbi9t;
mir iperoen ieiner Belt unfere 9eier bon
Der slbfabrt bes Oampfers in Senntnib
5fesen.- ssslgla .,.3 iaais z 4a,la =
Ser a6IuB itano 0uf Is SUB se>
tern Sfadmittag 4 lbr an ben Sarpetb
SbOaIs unD 1T i'm 8allen begrifen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-22
Grin,ina1.Gpurt,

3ebn Sale fir linerlanbtes Gpielen
um SOnntas fanOen Ourd 8erurtbeiluns
Der Mngetlaeten in Die Solten GrIebis
9ung.
SaS 3eu9enberbOr Der beioen If6r>
Der nabm Die iibrise Belt oes YeriGts4
bofes IN 9tniprud. 8is bato lift nod
fein Serbict Ocr Surn abgeseben iporoen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-22
Eg 2aut te.eerapbii9er 0epeide
6ffnete Sob seitera NfOr9en 8 nbr in

~ Ser 8aumipoIIen @arft tuar
aeiterr, iuenn aud nidt 10 eldnSeno ipie
borgeitern, bod ininterbin befrieoi9eno.
SIS ipurben 839 Ballen enpfat9en,
833 beria,ft unO 306 berfauft. -
preile btelten fib luabren0 bes gaits
gen Sages auf 28-29a Gents. Die
SSirma Mfc@rea u. 60. berfaufte ioear
eirige 8alen nit 80 Gents per 4funb.
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8 ennefSee
Staats E5eitQQ9
S.ffte
sln 81 college zstraBe, am Wlarft.
osptrial NDtt5tn.
gseraeiebnif llener 3laaeiaem

I'm beuttg en- Slate.
y 8etes SobIen<Sel gu Is Gents
saa per @aQone uRbi Sob ulo Sill
bsrSSolie bel $. M. 9aBiof, $50.
9 19 8abtie Square.
~ @e9arte uno i6one 9sei9ua9ts<
oeidenfe bel q. 8. Sarbng u. Co.,
oa.es $50. 40 llnionitraBe. @s.
.,3A. @teuerants SaIooa utlo ,&eltau>
ration, aIte SO. Al rleue SO. Sc
Gbards StraBe, geseniiber BEN
Sperton Saus.
AZ S'gteirs @runSeisentbunl< UNI
ass u! g. Claim sSI9entur, $50. 81
GeoartraBe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-22

ausbreitet, miterlebenl Oie 9lusiaat lit
gut, uno Die @er'aeIee, uelde ben Bos
ben bearbeiten, fino bonf eoeliten Nfe-
tad, alIo miro aud clue reide uno
frtdtbringenOe GraOte nidt feblenl
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Office pes lSCuntps glerfS,
= a3afkNf1Jae 81 Gechr

2 ell 81 sO;e-u Ill 9 9
.7l IN LETTER 8ods .ausgeseben:
eafapette @ibb NIT Wors aOwerS,
Ibomas @aps nit Daottie Dob.
3, S. SadfOn NIT enen Ernftp.
s. 3. eonnpcutt nit GmiIp 8. Coughing.
Sno. s. 6drper NIT Tdnnie O. Gartbmaa.
6enrp s. 0ormauu NIT 6arriett 9. Builp.
8. ga. @inFtsaSt NIT 5annie o. gaprrosp
8. %. Gpidtt NIT aS6ie BeItns. .5sel
Gbomas %. gesS mil 5rnncis 9, SIaSs.
6earp Garron NIT GIisobetb GSwiniton =
So5n Cato nit Tartba u. Dute.
geni. .. Barnes nit Gdtbdrius g. Smith.
Soiepb s. gait9eI nit Rartsa S.. etopetss
Samss 4utle NIT eIisa HeeO. ae
y. 6. Reeb nit 9arriet g, 8rptpu, ,.s-fsS
8. 3. ganSea T, mt Tana 6. Ggiiton.. -, +
81. 8 De Sanstte NIT Mnaie Ebpmas.
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Meine 9Snnre.

soeben erhielt ich cine Sending neuer holaend
Haernge, Neun Augen, russ. Caviar, Sardinen, Sar-
dellen, Anchovies etc., sowie den Eeinen franzoesi-
schen Rothwein wechen letzteren ich bel der Fasche
sowohl ais Gallone, sowie meme anderen ais echt
und unverfaelscht bekamten Weine zu verhaeltniss-
maessig billigen Preisen absetze.
Wenn ihr einen reinen und billigen Vein, sowe
Equeure fuer die Feiertage wuenscht, sprecht bel
mir ver. Allies wird garantirt, das sein, vie an
gegeben. Das Beste is INNER das Bilhgste., /,
1880 ID "A - nECOD
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so ebSs saew Orleons, 8nder.
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~. 3 Sad aagaira Rafiee, ~
Is 5dB frif4en Reis. -
so Sab sep Orleans goIaHts, 50 }iiTt
200 Bitten grOrter u. Gamble geiTe,
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nsntfas! 81 91sii9er 1T 81,

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w Die beutfde fatbolil6e Stride
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erbalten. Gbrlpiiroen 8ater S1neiber
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9errn S. $. BuoOefe antrefen fonnen.
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w @eitern gfadmitta9 fano pies
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