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NEW MUSIC.

Just published, sent to any address on receipt'of
price. Teachers supplied an the usual discount
cts.
Girls, get a. home Of your own-nsw song and
Ill never forget thee, dear NaTy-sonsb By Bish-
Ny Slus:eysd Jennie Beli::cns BY Hoidsr.::: s.
Oh Annie come back-songi and chorus By
Told in the twilght-song and chorus By Crilley 80
Don't marry man II he drinks-song..
III marry NO man II he drinks-seply 70 the 30
Beautiful form Of my dreams-( i.ith) song BY 50
Danks.. ..............
When We marched to the roll Of the drum-song 80
BY bishop.....
Oh come to me when daylight sets-sons BY 30
Nearest and dearsst-(Lithl song BY J. R. 50
Civ. me honest friends and .ias-sons BY Tuck. 80
Do not heed her warning. reply to Gpsy's warn 20
ing-song BY Tucker. ..................
Jenny who lives IN ne dell-songb BY J. r. Thorn. N
as.:...::.'.:...:...... :.........:.',:...
Thomas, with beautiful Lithograph ofthe au- A..
Bell: in the distant l.pds-song BY Tucksr.... g
The Light :tsp pOlhsMSy Francis =: Bro"a.... q
Sunlight Polka-by Mre. Parkhurst......... 20
Banjo gallop-by Mrs. Parkhurst.. ........... "
Something pretty masurks-by Mrs. Park O..
Beware qu.rtet.s-~ords BY Lcnstsiiow........ 50
Pretty Resaline-song BY &. Holman. 80
I'm glad fathers come-song.. ................ =
Mollie's welcome to Pat. Malony............ 80
Her Heart IL all my own-by Hess.......... 20
The cot beside the mill song BY Cation. 20
Swinging round the circle. .................. 60
You naughty naughty man-song In the Black
Crook...:.... ..:.............:......... %
Now Icy me down 10 sleep-sons andcAosus By ..
WOor1o80ss ~
Blue eyes or black-song BY r. Baker. ........ .
Coming. coming BY and by-song By 0abriel... -
rusby Tucker. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -
Halt boys, hale-seng and chorus By AeNaugh-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Ths new come swest-sone By Madam Par.
eposss sssss.ssssssssss.ssssssess -
Any music published Win - sent BY return NAH
andp PARTIES ovss.paying win reesive thsie charge
with The music. Addfess orders b
o. J. WILLARD 4 CO.,
Patteeseo, n. J.
October lily
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Hxt1nGu1 4 her :
PORTABLE
SELF.ACTING FIRE ENGINE

VUVHIs isveatios has Tor its object he exits
gushing Of Firss II . more tnseaataaeess
manner thaa has hitherto bsea Discovered.
The advantage 70 be derived from the use OF
the EXrlN0UISHER AZ - follows:
Every Gre begias On = small scale, and its
rapid and NJ controllabls increase 10 owing
TO the fact that q the time Of its sommsncneet
(whes every nensat's delay In checking II 10
Of the utmost iDportAsee) no means are ready
ct hand
The ExrrXCuisHERi Is the he only Bssiss
that ellis this recruitment,
Its 10 always ready for use, though standing
unused for years.
1t saves the delsgs Of water now used for
this purpose.
It 10 ~ effective IN the hands Of . Boy -
the most experienced Fireman.
II 10 portable, and - easily hsadlsd - .
bucket Of water.
It possesses within ito self the power Of .
force pump, and ~ effective - . Steam En-.
CINE.
1t 10 the only known Invention that win put
out Fires from Kerosene, Tar, Naphtalins, and
other combustibls materials nov IN common
use.
PRlCE-No. l, $50; No. :, $ss; No: ,,
SEQ. P.D. MOORE,
General Agent for Oregon and Warrington.
Sept. IS, 1868. l7:tf
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DIR. DOHERTY has jsst published an i'm
portant pamphlet embodying his own views
and experiences 10 relation to Impotence or
Virility being . short Treatise ON Sperma.
torrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and
Physical Debility consequent on this affection
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information Of the
utmost value 70 all, whether married or single,
End will Do sent Fass BY mail on receipt Of
Six CENTS iupUstage stamps for return postage
Address ". X. DOHERTY, n. d.
SEA- Francisco, Cal.
October 3, 1867. lstf
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Francis Crosse. author Of dictionary "f
Enslish local words. thus defines Sand
wich: 1.-TWO pieces Of bread and butter.
with thin slice Of ham or salt meat b.
tween them; said TO have been favorits
dish with Earl of Sandwich" Whatever
great deeds the Earl may have done. bis
only recorded monument il two pieces Of
bread and butter with slice Of meat be.
tween them. The name, At al events, 10
enduring. but the monument disappears
pretty rapidly. as every one likes sand
witches. They are in place Of lunch, at
tea, or At evening entertainments they
are most acceptable to travellers and hunt
err, and are good - q bite" At any time
when one is hungry. Sandwiches may be
made ofE-hand. ~ they are eaten. or with
more care, to DO served At the table, For
q hasty lunch, take two good slices Of
broad, well buttered. Of . thickness pro.
portionsd to the appetite, and place be.
tween them slices Of ham. tongue. corned
or roast beef, or any other cold meat.
Cold chicken or turkey, having q very
thin slice Of ham with it,makss most excel.
lent sandwich. The meat should always
be cut very thin, it is better to lay on sew
sral delicate slices than ono thick one.
Salt ~ required. and use mustard if it Is
liked. In putting up sandwiches for trav-
elers, or hunters aad fishermen. be gensr-
Gus, a. they are apt to have consuming ap.
petites. With sandwiches for the table,
orpartiss. fairs, etc., more care should be
used. For bread, . good. homemade LOAF
baked in square tin. will cut to the best
advantage. It should be old enough "a
cut smoothly, and b. sliced moderately
thin with sharp knife. Batter. and placs
the thinly cut slices Of meat between; Lay
the sandwiches on q clean table, place q
board on them. aud press them just sufi.
cisntly to make them hold together; trim
the edges square. stack on . plate, and
cover with = damp napkin OF cloth until
served. Have the meat always very ten
der aud thinly sliced, a. it 10 exceedingly
annoying to be obliged to tug" At sand
wich. The best We have ever eaten wsrs
made Of pottsd ham. The boiled ham il
6nt chopped and then put into woodez
mortar and pounded until it becomes 4
smooth paste. This, spread upon slice o.
brood and butter are covered with another
makes sandwich more delicate than thu
Earl ever knew of.-Am. AgricuItxrist.
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ghe cfarm and tic 1ousehold.

Ows respectfully solieis eost.ieutio.: 2 III:
Vivea. MD kv this msaus Do much for the beneAt
OF others and probably receive themselves valuable
hints in rsenrn. II yea make . valuable discovery
regarding tase Of the so. the culture o. any par.
ticuar crop tie care Of stock any other subject
sfhtsssst give - tAs particular for publication.
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|339a3I|33
Sewing Machines
For RAHIYY vYgE I"

y 0ESI
FOR FAMILY USE"
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CHANGE OF NAME.

NERcAp0 AGO, successors to
Mercado / Saelly, have been
obliged, for their ows protection
add the safety Of the public, to
chasge ths nssne Of theis cele-
brated bitters 10
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,
d.. rERRAuLT Is the only Agent In Cali.
fornia for
DIR. BRYOT,9

= O1HA1C "AO11V111y Ills.
Their immense sale has established their rep
utation as female remedy, unapproached,
and far In advance ofevcry other medicine for
Suppression and Irregularities, and other OBJ
structions in females. On the receipt Of Five
Dollars these Pills will be sent, by mail or ex.
press, to any part Of the world, secure from
curiosity or damage.
Persons at distance can be cured At home
BY addressing a letter to Dr.. J. PERRAULT,
corner Sacramento and Montgomery streets
Rooms Nos. 0, 10 and IL. Or Box 873, Post
Office, San Francisco, stating the case - mi.
nutely a. possible, general habits Of living,
occupation, etc. etc.
All communications confidential. 7l:ly
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WeRcA0o'8
NATIVE CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS

NATIVE CALIFORNIA WINE BlTTERS.
We subjoin the following AFFIDAVIT in an in
junction suit formerly pending betwsea Ner-
cade and Suelly, plaintiffs and q. A. Simon,
defendant:
p. Sainsevain, being duly sworn, says -
"That the article known as Sainsevain's CAL
ifornia Wine Bitters was manufactured BY
MercadO / Seully, about the month Of March,
1851, without the said Sainsevaia Brothers
having any eencsrn In the manufacture there
Of. That deponeth has always known and
considered said Neroado Seully 40 the Sole
Proprietors Of the Saiusevain California Wine
Bitters."
Notwithstanding the above AFFIDAVIT the said
P. Sainsevain is putting mp . compound un-
der the name of Sainsevain's Wine Dittcrs,
representing. them to be the same ~ our cele-
brated Bitters, which We have been manufac-
turing and selling in immense quantities since
1860, and also afixing nearly similar label to
that used on our genuire Wine Bittses. BE
NOT DECEIVED! Send for
MERCADO's
NATIVE CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS,
And you will obtain the same popular beverage
20 favorably known since 1860. Beware
Of COunterfeltsl Purchasers of ouE
Vine Bitters are requested to observe the fn'
miliar old yellow label, and see that the words
MERCAtO l. SEULLY, SAN FRANCIS
CO." are engraved on the Government stamp
pasted over tho cork Of each bottle. This d
the only effcctual security against the coun.
terfeit limitations.
Depot-.5os and sos Jackson street, sau
Francisco.
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Premiums.

Premiums.
IN the past year (iss7) the FLoaExcs made
the great Paris Exposition It received q silver
medal, than which no higher prize wal
awarded ON Family Sewing Machines. The
contrary Is claimed and extensively advertised
by other manufacturers the truth, however,
can be easily ascertained by an examination
of the premium list. At the great Fairs held
In the United States-vis:
The American lmstitnte,
Maryland Institute,
Mechanlcs' Fair,
Mass. )-ths Florence received at each q
gold medal. At the other important Fairs II
received the highest award. On the Pacific
coast, no other Family Sewing Machine, as il
well known, has received hny premiums At al
since the Florence Agency WAS established
Eve years.
II there 10 Florence Sewing Machine with
In one thousand miles Of San Francisco that /,
not giving entire satisfaction, If am informed
Of IL, It will DO attended to WITHOUT EXPRESS
CHARGE OR FxPnNsR OF AHy KIND TO TIE OWN.
n. SAMUEL HILL, Agent,
Ill Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
JOHN G. PARKER,
Agent, Olympia.
G. KELLOGG,
Agent, Seattle.
D. O. H. ROTHSCHILD,
June 10, 1868. s2:ms
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o. j. WILLARD e CO.,
MANUsAcrURRns o.
COTTAGE ORGAN
PATERSON, N. ],

COTTAGE ORGANS
PATERSON, N. J.
We invite the attention Of DEALERS and
the public to our
NEW STYLE COTTAGE DREAMS,
With new and valuable improvements ex.
clusivsly our own. The cases ass the
LARGEST IN THE MARKET,
new and beautiful In design and workman
ship. Our organs are made from the best Of
material. Voiced with great care, having .
smooth pipe organ quality Of tone, yet deep
and mellow. Are finished in highly polished
Black Walnut aud Rosewood Gases, with
double bellows, double blow pedals, knee
swell &c. All have our new patent trenrolo
stop, with which the most beautiful effects
can Be produced, varying at the will Of the
performer.
We desire one good active agent in every
county, who will receive our largest discounts;
send for illustrated price list, giving full parti-
culars. Address
O. J. WILLARD & co.
Paterson, n. J.
BARLOW l. DOEHLER,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
ts0a Broadway. nv.
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49, Qier fIeiur Sduier TIT vi nate Vrrat.
49, mas; nttr $3.50 baar, her Ret IN 5 Sabuu. 9u
,kfN lrsIScu bel @sp. ssabier, ode ppn WiiGtmdn- II.
(272-4)
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Stabt.G pnntiIGrs-8 iirean.

gdTftM . T {, 9. INV. 1906
Verfieaelte Wnaebpfe perhen In bieent Bureaa bs
6retfag. ben 20. November, Wprnittaes I'M 10 ubr,
aaf Nipelliren. Naneffeiybcfcsen une Hfaitetn her
aan3en Strede her MeainSftraAe. swifasn GareYs nub
Wilnerfr., angencmmen.
Der pher bic gpntrattlternebmer baten Caution nit
eentbn!8ter @araatie fur lie beae { lrapNafterunes-
Grbeit ~ iteaen, eat bic Gttetien III frenger ueberein.
thinning nit ZEN GrfcrrerniHen her 0erprenune ~;uit
rne llmrFaisrn her Strafen, 8aFen unp 0dehen her
S.ast Baltimore" seiGeten. ySm s%uftrase:
Geo. y. ISopeparh,
(2G9.7,73l 6lerf ees StdbtsSpmmifdr5
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0efubt.

gptr tSnnsn etntm piaNnt Rebi Erau, bic. ariHhltt
NIT hem NGtrtdW %pCtttaut, tcine RtHeer battu uRh ar.
%btltSptilA ftre, tu auct llttrrtpmmen %uatEeiisH, Ban
niche thB tn her Grpce. b. BI. CT3-)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -An3fiaf.

Radridt wtrt hermit atseten. bab ltnterieidnettr
@vamadt CUR 8erraltune hes Nadlafes her aabier YER
trelbe 5erssrunsen an bieien Nadlas taten, rerten bier,
nit aafaefcrsert. fptte netff ben nStbisen Setesni
t%ratslsns am "a. april 1863 etnsureiten une asltent su
ma9ea efer gu berrdrtteeu, tae fs itrer Iniprlhe an
Nusy hie 3~atlansen an bieien Nahlas su MAIDEN taten,
metesh u.efmtt aaf8efrrsert, fclte unsershsli6 an Inter
idrit.en. H' Nj. ssrotf
(225, 81 81, T3) aIE WS,rir ;aratrrir
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SAsssa Gin lsbr bubibts Saus, 9tr. is, pculues.,
sgAt,l rdEe fi8btftr., ihCne qaat, ic8lsid ~ tt,ieben T;
Ia Frets $3.50, 8runeiins s2s. Ndtsrss III Rr.
.32, ~Serlnatpuftr. (2B9-T3l
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I'm Vcrmtcthcu.

Dret petr sttr 3tnutT an clue ltat Bimttir naht str'
eertnsisn-HidFttt. 8aamfraaea In Rr. AZ, Rpte.
paeafr., chr VT. Is, J~oiephnsiir. t2T2-4D
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Sta0t.N pnlmiiiGrs. Wiireall.

BaI ttntpr re, zen Y. Wrr. 1868.
Serfieacltt Gnasbpte ipcrten in eieiem bureau bis
6rcitas. ben 20. Nprernber gcrmiiaes uni 10 llbr.
aaf has Wipenireu, Ranefeinbeiegen nas Ihaifern
tgr sansen Strede Der %2bompfpns, ,wiiben Carer. II.
@ilmcritrabe an8enpmnen.
Der pter Die Gpnirattubernetmer taten Caution NIT
genebni8ter 8araaiie tir has gldni en-, Raneiteinte.
iessn unp gHafttrh ,u iteget, has bic arbeitsn in ttrrn'
ger lleberetnliimntuta nit tet Grtcrhetnifen her Der
ptbnun9 .,unn Ginfnbreu zines Spiems fur cas- Nipels
Iiren. GHaiiern unt llmpIatern Der Strasea, Gadsn
unt @dbden her Staet 3 baltimore" seideten." 9m 4uT.
TRACE: Sec. y. sSpprmnre.
t289'7l,3) Gterf hes StabtepmmiiarS.
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Bureau Der observation-disclosures,
SpmmifIdre,

Baltimore, zen 10. Nsptr. 1868. ~
Die GommtIare fir ben Durtbrlld ppn Siraesn ma.
den hermit In @einGbteit he's 0. Mtftnittes elmer Der.
prbnuns sur gusubuns aerider Der @emeinbt in 4ssie-
tune auf bic Sirabsn In her Stabt Baltimore suaebenher
sefusnife, welde an, 8. april 1856 9tnstnist rprten,
tetannt, sa6 fe Sunnerftas. ben 10. 0esmter 1868.
gsrmitta8s 10 utt int Blieaa Der Gpmtnifdre in,
Hatbtaufe fh periamme II mereen, tim an a~usibuna
a%enann,er S%sfasni1s ~ ssten it4S Ne tbns1 %ibsrtrase.
Ssffncns Der 3eringfpm. i. Don lprcs bic Spliicap:
ffrahe. In uebersiaiiimmuns nit elmer an 7. aneul
1857 9enehmt8ten gerprtnuna he's Wagprs rne Staet.
ratbeS prn Baltimore ;u perri6ten.
SpbH 8. aSasner,
Sobn 3; 3Mrtins' GcmmtHdre.
SanteS ". Sufcp,
(N1,7 $50 Marriott Npsneu, Ser,
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administrations Wm3eioe.

Radri6t mirb hermit %aeseten, has ltnter,eidnettr
@rnn,adt CUR 8erraltuns hes NtaGianes hes altier rer.
pelfe 6rrterun8en an biefen gadlaB baben. ,rersen tters
nit anfssfprbert, irlhe netft ben natbtsea Belessn am
peer psr ben, S. Wat 1869 etnjtreiden unb seltens ~
tteien Nadlae eeIeslid iur rertuiia ertlart werbsn imOsen.
aae, bic 2ablunSen an Sisen Nadiab ~ MAIDEN taben,
mersen tiermit auissiprpert. lrlhs uirersuslih al Inter.
~sednetsn ~ lsiieu mpIaidt, 70 mtrs %asrtd,tlidb einse.
iartttea. Gcprs y. Gennpp.
(266 70 a 40 Mtminiifratpr.
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S~tabtcoumiiiGrs, Wiireou,

Baltimore. 23. Rpp. 1868.
Der StaStepmniHdr bat ppl peridieeeaen 8runbte.
fseril an llnipn' 5pd, sriitet sahtrt GptaHe unS
benz Merfle, elm fdrtfiites 8elud I'M Ripeniruns,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb Nfateruns hes esnannten
3teiles ttsuRtrn ODDS erbalien.
Or inadDt haber Aac,. bic es ansett, befannt. taB
er Samfa8, ben ~. Npp., 0orinitta9S 10 llbr, In ieincr,
Bureau anpeiene fetn rtre. INT hefaates Gefuh In ertpa.
suns su iieben anb barber 8sfdiub ~ fafsn.
SEQ. y. H1pprDarb,
(213,5,D Gierf hes StattsG pmmi0Grs.
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Gl1tter.SnhaG

raiItei leaare III groBer IuanaGf "
y .umiuG Srbaf.
brett ertalten 'rsr Oartfer &c 4.baa, ONT qaosr. ssni,
ctre pdrtie int .epubI ; a9ae clio aiea, joeben s,nni nssn
per Ddnpftr nalabama", IL %b;aisttsu Marftprsi;sn lM,r
g%seyIauie hi - IL. g3o,s nm '"'
t-Tu-) 8Sttwtft. Ode Ter erlti. H.. gfatl.sb,.
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WuFfOrDernud.

Der Gtsenttirner zines Warttpdsens NIT Se9eltu6.
9eeaduna, ptlder am Wtttpet MsrBen hi netaeh Sof
eefabrfn rprteR, ptre bttrntit duf9sfpreetk ids bel mir
III melsen uuh hen 1deen tetf gfrtfE mad beWiefertm
GtseHttums rehte ar9en Griiattuug rer llRtpisn in Grt.
pfang SD tebmeh, fciert8snfals i'd fsltiet CUR Getung
Ger 8bieit c%ertdtttr pfrft. Scinrid1 sfdrHct
(21 l-3) Reputlielus, lpiiheu Erantlit. II. 4kdusnr.
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gtaotz Ieailtratorsz Sircan,

ben 4. WpStr. 1868.
anaebcte fir ale StabtsD ruflattn, letpie fir ale
8ldtr tnb Sdreibmateriatisn fir ben Staptsetroud
auf Elm Satr pom ~teuttsen Datum an nerten bis sum
Die e~enaueren geeinsunsen mb bic grptsn tSnren
auf %eieiert Bureau ~einseieben fpersen.
Spbn s.. @arres.
(265-TS) .# StdpI.R enifrdtcr.
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1lrnfr D0pnfrfim.

Dc ~2eetsSnt @aibtnstrn gauperetn" tat fh 70 gut
bnpobrt, rae tr NIT 4 Sabre hem ptc rabe eett, unt
mn dc V,telttesr enEaD GTRfnl!!ue zines rsqsn saussr.
I'M al Ell r~eledier Su frnuen.
S.c!te, bic aun %aeirnn,n bier tet,utrstsu rpaeu
it l~1gialigt &ientag. zen II; Npesnbtr, atents Z
llhr, @et .Srb 'Yatttmcreftr., Ar. 726, nSarmunie'
4oon, lei Tr0rt; 6cpra, reht Sablretb %etnftnben, INT
bic u Mthlnenern Mntheile einilieitmen. L273-Al
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3u ]pcrPaufcu.


60 s@infd,fns,pet tbcs CD S.pbnhdus init
EaEN Satcn in 2lss Sdttimprc. - GIN RustFauteS
10 3.trtt9te saut nit . .tcdtneai StrttrRrthutf,
tfrn Pdttn NH 7 5tnrer tntbalttue bat Gas. lpdUtr
une tinen itpuri irpttrtn N,ltr EnttT stm lORitr
Sauie uue ttH,u 2'ardtgtr gadtttu, etal. TtCitt 81.
eeithun III tur rinr gofcrtt SIR IrpSrrtr lcbr AettNtn.
Nabere NutEuHil tribsilt .. III. Gpufe, Nj. ', Yaw,
ButIttngS, 81. ydpllr. (2l3-j
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nfnrr Dnnnrrrill

@cbrcre BtrSrr laten i'd eutitloden. ttnen rtuc,
&ouperein 81 ]lruHten. au 800 Gntbeife fnr tersits
lrSrthnet: 81 perteu tahsr bic Mlits!ieber. icwte sri.
dc bic I'D eltcrn rellen sHtrr gaupcrtin aribltefst
trcQen. tcnSdrtdtiBt, raj ~ on ia a, hen Is. b. @,,
&tent5 S lltr, be; Sra. geter Riuasrprf Ode Canal
uat WguQbl -. tie erie 3uiammcntuuft l~tdtttnben lcl,
nm ttter bic Grnitituticn ~ btratten.
t273-4) Mfebrerc mfitalicecr.
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(289,7.73
SDeben elnaeirDijen:

Dir .emringen Ireeen via gisp- gsrt sintse Sunter
6tten eusae;stdneier rerner 9prseaur.N pttweine, weld'
mir ZEN Yubliium u ~tiltafem Smprrtpretfs %perirsni
6i,dbs, 2farfloT & Gntnp.,
Gsmptcir une @aarenlaaer in VII. 80,
fIls Gatt9.arlfsift.
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sFsAs Gin ueusS Saus i'm nSrtlthcn statttbtIte nit
9ss5jS Sdae, gSairr, GAS II. (. ~. ftbr bilt0, $4,000
tsaAA scperip gpns II. Go, ct. gaul-, 4. 2tir
rpH Ecrinatpnir. (26S-J
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TrQlt IS SdiiG.ud,

Mr., Nj. stcre, esutairfi aHe. SIR. 101,
Sferirt Rem Datteu 8altimcre's uns ~ilnaeaeus elm fdS-
mes Airrtimert SMt Giicfercicn, FantpfeIn. Scpbls
QBaaren, beirnres tlr 9Scihnad,tbs GcidltHfc eeelauet,
;u biGis0su @reiicn. sattstrgsttdATsra sntiptcteH-
Gtr RdbItt. t2T2-5J
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80 Gds Saus Mr.. 248. On. prai0y.. wiiter
LII SrrGtrdp uni 9ltliurrtr. aladyufsAatn tt sgt
- jcD. ~. 2diuttc. Ar. %, Etams5rrdtt.
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Sn pcrtanfcn oNer iM permicttsn:

ssS3s& o Gdultr AT her @nphrdft, in fltintr Gntitr.
~ nuns Hrreltt rpm Srelbrau (anstllridtnt Spr-
kES etrlcttsl; fur tletns Hlutr inb lie In ieEtr Gin.
ltht teltptet. grtts $500 uni f23 iltrIihtr Grunetirt.
Nabert auStInit aeben $50. apputn & Ipbnc. Mr..
s Il. 10, gputtrtr, (1ss. gsl
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Ndnicr IN %rcrFnmfcn.

essA Sdufer ~ flutcu nub ~ ~rerIdufen In alien
WiI (trtlcn her Stoef: prrtS ppn f6OD-S2n 900.
80 Mud wtre tit GimifbuRl ven Wcttuunatr dltr
Irt ttltl tftcrIt, 81 cCrft
tGua2+.3MiD Wr. 20, @dnftrnft.
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Gel;iabrit.
Sdmei,er Her9 : 8itterer.

Ger Sdiset,r ger9 @itteTcr trtfhen Sr. Gbs.
Spusifi, Nr. 444, 9Heit.S d timpisnrdRe fabri,irt, IN
ven alen. wel&e i'm serfuht baben. as eas behe iputit,
Rtttel aegen a~asen,etne Stpdts lnb Maaerbeftper.
teu, NEEDLES Biz ifet in. titem eanbe i%ntrrer,iri rrreeit,
Sslem, unb ftine 3amtlie, metbe ss sininal setraudt,
pirb cbne taitlte nnaetrchen. p. f234-)
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Sin gdrbter' mp 6~Gdrfttiur . 8tlbGft eritr RlafTe
int WttteipurIte her Statt fir stRtt %indBiatn prtts.
WGtsutra8sn Dsi ;. o. NSts,u, RF. II, Ct. gautfr.
(2Tl-21
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81 o]rrFnUfcn.

49, 3u prrfnufcn:
Gg&sS' SalSaiiEr III iSartrre &rnntp.
~ss&sa- 200 %dtr sant ~iUNcrHott B Witiltn ven Oh.
Atgcoe an tcr 80 .gpllm .ealtr. .Si,uFabu", IN
ctittIn Ruttn b%dbrrtst; IL Ndtr int urtGr, Ger Rtt 1T
Soii nit 0rbHbaHt, NrbMstbaGecn uni ritIm ".
auemlttftittn.
1850 attr, \. Metts ssu her pitr nGb enltimrre, 20
WtlitH ron br Statti RrsGt5 ]tctItrutE gpVbutluS,
chtutr ure nnetrt NrteUJ,biusf tttntt Yant Wt
itidt ~ t]tGrsttttn uHh m grtrr GUlttpdtipn, prrFtr
Gtillartcr uut lbrRc tdBt. tSrURtttls IN er stat
nj } III (aUld atuUtrntR.
3l7 Wider suites yaHe AM Deer Greet. III 3 qitlttytlgt
ttrStlteilt, srcfe trntrnt Qisbl- une Gpiinuhlt nit
suttr Swnsftsit, arpptS ~lrtHtTut5 lgsbUtdus, b~Sli'rntS
s9otnbans. ShtuNe ans Wrbtabttaute, CtAadrim Il
{ NJ; fanN Btthttlt c~trtauft wtrtsr, NFebcrtf be-
beosrIp Sone y DO, a. gdpi., 4. Sbur ntrtltb
ven cefHnttpnir. (28s-I
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Sss~ waibinetcn, .. s..
DIT. C. 100. Drfnnemann

ttstet pfn ttutiden Bursern aBafbin9tpn's, pefGe ~
irlene elmer Self pnb in trgenb etRen Sale Ter Oienfe
eines IrsteS b~esIrfen. isinfn drs!Itden 9eifanb an.
Office atr. 12S, Ya.s apeune,
spildeu 10. UNI 20. Straee,
(Sept. 20, 3Wite.) l.. QGarb.
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Gnnghtr. -Dunufrein Lit. 3.

Ole erie %re9RlGre @trfaratnlnna rirt I'M rdtfen
tprn. Ode Vol @pugt. uub IcltiicrNr. at0sbolten. 81
nti6er Belt ,tgs fur iertn I bftltater esri 3,net gpnfts
tuttpn nnecnpntmen unb bic g8abl Ger gelmt.n tattfu-
TEN Nib. SeItt, ,rtItt is np6 aRitIitBen ppasn, itab
f~reuneIet risseinben.
t27-G4) Hntun Rcid,t prpp. prGf.