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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20
" Hesitating Men,

ON Sunday, at p NJ, in the \ NJ. [
A., Rev l. j. Spencer will deliver an adj.
dress at the mems meeting on An En-
cuse Made by Hesi.ating Men" this
being the first of series of such meet
ings 60 be held at the association. The
large crowds attending the recent meet
ines at Seyenth-sireet Christian Church
attest the popularity of Mr. Spencer as
AN exceedingly capable pulpit orator.
No doubt many young men will 90 to
hear him on sunday Mr. Walter {.
Mercer will conduct the singing, and
naddon ). Watkins will sing several
solos
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-20
ADAIlI 10 MOTHERS.

Mrs. WfSsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP snOud
always Doc used when children are cutting
teeth. Ii relieves the little sufferer az once
10 produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cheruh
awakCs as bright as "a button" IL Is very
pleasant 90 taste. 10 sOOthcs the child. sOitenr
the gums, aliays all pain. relieves wind, rcgn-
hates the bO els and IL the best known rem
edy Tor diarrh0a, whether arising from teeth
~ or other causes Twenty-Five cents a
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nnrren connt, n. Longer narren.

Glasgow, the county seat of Barren
county. struck IT rich in the February
Drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery.
one ticket-holder drew q fraction OF the
100000 prize; another drew fraction
of the $4,000 prize, and several other
ticket-hOldcrs drew smaller prizes, all IN
the same months drawing. IL IS fire.
quently said that sudden windfalls or
money drawn in lotteries never benefit
ihe recipients We know not how this
old adage operates elsewhere but we do
know for a certainty that 10 doesn't
hold good i'm Robertson County
Her ticket holders have drawn, all told,
in the neighbOrhOod of S35 900. one of
the fortunate winners is now "a prosper
GUS farmer, owns in his own right TWO
valuable tracts of land, which have upon
them first-class Improvements. both free
of membranes, and he is also one of
the principal local stockholders of the
Mt Oliyet Deposit Bank Previous TO
his investment of one dollar in - irac-
ti0nal ticket in the Louisiana state Lot
terry, he was a tenant and poor man.
Another is the owner OF a stately ana
popular hotel building that ranks among
the best hotels 10 be found IN any city
of the second class, he also owns an e1-
cellent farm. and richly enjoys the good
things Of this life He likewise was a
Door man previous TO holding "a
lucky fractional ticket 10 the Louisiana
State Lottery Another beneficiary has
.peculated on the fruits of his good for
fund I'm the same Lottery, and has added
+. 900 or $4,000 TO his worldly posses
sions in consequence. Another holder
of a fractional ticket was enabled to pur
chase SINAI! farm that supplies him
abundanuy with the stall OF LIE in his
declining years, while still another Oh
TWO fractional tickets drew sufficient
amount toplace him above want for quite
while This item may seem highly
colored. but every word OF it is. the truth,
AS hundreds of people in Robertson will
freely attest-M Olica lhy) Tribune
Democrat, March 1h
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The following remark was made to
the manufacturer of the Old Virginia
Cheroots By judge OF good cigar
Phil, if it were not for the price OF the
ola Virginia CherO0ts | would smoke
them in preference 10 any 10 or 10 cent
car on the market Dealers supplied
by Messrs. Powers, Taylor y Co. and
Whitaker, lander X Co.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castor,a
Aheu sl,e Was e. Child. she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung e. Cartora
When she had Children. she gave them CaHtoris
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we have been down to Owens x Minor
Drug Co. 5 and drank glass OF their de
lighiful Frui-Miz, most refreshing sum
mer drink. Frui-Miz is an excellent
nerve tonic. Everybody should drink
Frni-Nix
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T0ITN1 T0R THEm YOUNG.

Meanwhile Gomez bad thrown his rope
otera calf ami Was in the act of getting out
oi bis saddle 90 tie tine calfs legs when the
mother came dashiuC through the sage brush
with savage believing for her young. As
tae mmuatei brute rushed toward him, Go
mel dropped DIS ropo and swung his hors,
around. and tho COW, finding both Gomez
and Wu.at gioping toward her from
thsre1r h.l. panic stricken, and her calf
was secured By this time the Others Of the
nerd were a mile away with Chapman flying
aitrtucm Another calf was run down and
nl before los mother had sufficiently recoy-
erred from beer fright 90 notice It's absence.
rle three hunters then put their horses TO a
uiUp Oh ram down tho remaining calf. 4
mt hours bard riding brought them up %
tie band AGAIN. but this time under vastly
different cholerc conditions.
Tie COWS that bad lost their calves were
m.ou, ana tho one whose calf was still with
h.r N., disposed 60 eight savagely. The calf
an. exhausted ny the run aud tho COWS were
decidedly vicious. So. giving their horses "a
urcaiums space. tho three hunters separated
lrain. coming upon the band from different
points As they approached cautiously, III
rou. thc calf u.s. 10 fell behind, one Of the IN
mrafal COWS made sideiong dash, and in "a
tuiaknr Wughts long legs were in tho air
and BOB. horse las kicking ia the sage brush,
wniletuc coN was punging away down the
plain with the speed Of an unlimited ex-
Dress Chapman threw his rope on the calf,
and as SO beloved, It's mother turned upon
Chapman. who was forced TO drop the ropo
90 avoid "a collision which would have been
certain death.
Finding her calf free the COW fed and was
run away from the calf by Chapman and
Gomez. while Wright, who had picked him
self mp and got into his saddle again, fol-
lowed. ovcrtakng the calf, and throwing an
other rope over 10 secured the last OF the
tar.c ono OF the wagons was brought up
.nd thc calves loaded into IT, Saddle horses
ucrs again changed and the party moved the
camp about twelve miles 10 "a corral, where
domestic COWS were held awaiting their new
charges
The following day was spent in fruitless
s.af.h Tor other bufaloes, but on the third
da, two other calves were captured, making
ia Old live capuvcs as the result Oh a ten days
hunt.-New York Herald.
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All female complaints cured by Mrs
Persons remedy.
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AFTER BUFFALO CALVES.
BABY STEALING ON The PLAINS
AN EXCITING BUSINESS.

Domestic Cows CorraIlcd 10 Nurture the
Wnd Young Ones \ sample Hunt and
What II Nc,ted What Maternal Aztec
ton WIN bare aud Do.
Jnu within the last hsc Years 10 was not
.trnn.c or uncommon Tor buffalo COWS and
calves 90 lc found hcnl,d with The Wild
cattle of thc raur~ and thespring round UPS
always reported more ca lcs sport for the
DARING and reckless Cow punchors' With
buffalo cnhc, Western mcn have az iosi,
however. begun Co realize. with more than
httlc regret. that The large droeesof bunaloes
roaming 700 wiil over tne frachlcss plains Of
fhe territories formed sights CHAT are forever
to be lost. AMI 90 rcal.1e also TINT the shame.
ml slaughter OF these picturesque hruios has
ioen a. waste 90 gold The TACT that the do
m~tcitsI buffalo and the cross breed, are
both very valuable and easily horlei is just
u0v giving 20 ucn 1Dsf f0 fho sport of buffalo
hunting and tac dangers OF the chase arc ln.
cfcaeri tcn lo.i by tine fact that tho object
now S, mot 90 kii, huf io capture
TO mako prisoner, of tine Young or 10 bring
upon ONES a.H thc Grrce aycugnz fury of "a
buffalo COW. hy throwing rope over BIER
caIf requires the utmost self possession as
Woll as that peculiar daredevil familiarity
with saddle and horse which are found SO
fully developed iu ile range riders Of noe
western plain. Tho hunt is pr0hilrss IF the
calfo, arc injured and the Preparations for
fhe care ol the capuNoa arc mot only minute
unf necessarily expensive Domestic COWS
arc provided 90. nnt nurses. and "a constant
N4tclfaluc,s i- observed over these coupul
-.r, foster moihor- until they have overcome
d nlt unnatural rcpu-nanco 20 their now
charges Ihc calves. however. when captured
lul placed DO "a corral With their nurses. dis
play DAB excessive moie,ty n foragng for
mills. 1nl their nnpofuous raids upon the new
comm .s1rt are extremely amusing.
Am Important element m the buffalo hunt
m, of today s the fact that tho females give
Mrh to th.r young very early in the spring,
ifl ihe hunt ma.t us accomplished before the
beginning of te spring round up Of cattle.
Yr the cIee, become too strong 90 capture
alive.
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1ohnccoi Tobaeeo. tobacco,

Yarbroughs Mild Burley is meeting
with great favor, and is particularly
satisfactory to that class OF consumers
who want mild, pleasant chew. If YOU
have not tried il. do so. 1t car be found
in any Of the leading stores.
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Domestic Cows CoraIlcd 10 Nurture the
VIA Young Ones \ sample HINT and
What II Netted What Maternal Aztec
tion win Dare ard Do.
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Wn,. SBHtna Il spbn.

uniere 9auptnabruns 1T unb bleibt
oas Gleii9, unb un, fol9es frifd uno
gut au erlangen, fanr man %unm6alid,
el1eu suosrldifgeren Marft finten, als
pen BON Wt1. 9bfing & Sobn, SO.
81 Wpe. 6. Die 9erren babem Dem
@sf9mad ibrer 2unben &e9nung ge=
tragen unb III ibrem @tabliKement cine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, ,peI6e oleu
Wnforoerungen fir @rbaltung urb Gnt=
fernung i9dbli6er Sngrebienaen bes
5leii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beitdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einer groBen
Worratb BON Waitbieb, aus pel9em
nur bas Bette fiir lire &unben gemdbIt
miro. Wer reef bebient fem mill, Der
beiu6e ben Marft, SO. 511
@oenue y. a 1,10t1
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Dier5iajdbrtee G%rfabrnne elmer
alien Q$6rtertn.

Wlrs. Binslpws Soothing SHrup wirb
bon elmer ter beiten Dottorinnen unb ben
Bdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idriefen. @r wurbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wf%ilionen, bon Mattern unb Sinbern nit
ME fehlenbem @rfctse sebraudt, iompbl
bon benz 6 Gage alien Sinoe, pie BON ers
wa&ienen 8inbern. st beleitist S9drfe
i'm Wasen, befreit bon Winbfolic unb res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridaft fir S;nr
ber uno Mtttsr Rube unb Wchlbehasen.
Wir stuuben, baB Der Snrup bas bette
unb iiderlte Wittel 1T sesen Dpienterie
uno Diarrbce bel 8inbern, sleidpiel Of
burd 3abnen peruria&t Ober curd anbes
re l1riaden. Cine @ebruudsanmeiiuus
wirD ieoer 6luide beiseseten. Sc if
feinS ddt, wenn ni4t bas 6acHmile bon
Curtis u. Yertins auf ber @ubenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen Npp.
tbeten su baben, bic Slaide Is Gents.
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@r SIN beliebten Miiiipns,
@artem fiub @Bsimmer eingeridtet
unb er6fnet tuorben, tpoIelbft man re.
guldre Wablaeiten einaebme1 unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Nuffern tperben
rob uao in better 3ubereitung ierbirt.
MabI3eiten tuerben i'm eigenet 8ei9irr
ausgeianot un0 auf Wuni6 Dinners
uao Soupers ms 9aus geliefert. Mufs
merfiame gebienung unb prompte 9us>
flibrung ber Nuftrdge garantirt.
&beimer & 0aul.
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@ie TIT bies!

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars SsIObauna
fir jeben SAL BON Ratarrb, Der nidt Ourd Gin.
nebmen bon Sau's aatarrb aar sebeilt iuerbeu
fam.
3. 3. G9sneb & Co., eisentbimer,
SoIe6o, Ohio.
@ir bic tinterseidnstsn baben 8. 8. gbenss
felt ben Iebten Is Sabren sefannt unb baIten
Jpn fir b%olfOmmen ebrenbaf In allen Se.
Observation-Disclosures uno iuon3iea %befdtist,
ale bon feiner Girma eingesansenen Ssrbinb'
li6teiten gu %erfinen.
@eH & 9ruaL grobbanbels Srosaifen,
Golebo, Ohio.
@ aIbiae, R%innan& Warbtu, Crop
banbels.D rOsuiien, SOIeeo. Obio.
g.. o. Ban Soefen, aafirsr 2olsbo @a'
tional 8ant, 3olebo, Ohio.
Sau's aatarrb &ur pirb innerIid aenontnen
un6 uirtt brett auf bas HIut uno bic idlei.
misen Sberaddsn bss ssfems. 3sugniHe
fret Serfanbt. preis rs Gents fir bic GlaIds.
Uerfauft bon alien gpotbsfsrn.
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Der in 0trnberg erIdeinenbe
nGrdntiide 2urier" tbeilt nit. baB bas
Deitere Jortbeteben Der sMtndener
Nagemeineu 3eitun9" %(friberen .Nuas.
burgif9en Nlgemeiuen") sefdbrbet fsi.
Dies gtatt itanb bisber i'm &ufe, bic
g~ebiesenfie in beuti6er Gpra9e eriGeis
nenoe 3eituug gu iein. Sn IeBter 3eit
geIelte ii6 au bieiem &nfe allerbinss
nod Der bin5u, baB fe bel aGer @ebies
genbeit unb 8%elebrIamteit aber aud bic
lansDeiligite beuti@e 3eitung isi.
Die &otta'iden @rben, bic 8efber Der
DMin4. 4ag. 3tg." ba5en i~ibrigens
ertIdrt, bab bas 8latt tueiter eri9einen
psrbe. @ie LANCE ieoo@, iasen iie
niht.
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Gin Gtii6djen Gtnfpidel.Yapi rettete
tbr Xeben.

@s mar nur elm sepSbnli@ss Std Gin.
nidel,Rapier, aber es rettete ibr 2sben. Sic
mar I'M lestea Stabium Der S@uinbiu6t.unb
mad benz Ausiprud Der Gerste unbeilbar unb
ni9t mebr IebenSfdbis fe mos ineniser als 70
&funb. auf einem Slid GinnideI . Wapier
Lac iie bon Dr., Kings New Discovery; fe
bolte fid cine Yrobe. Glafde unb Is BALI, ba.
rauf taufte iie cine eroBe 8Iafde uno fibIte f9
aebehcrt uno burd tprtgefesten @ebrau9 uurbe
Fe ipieoer tart sefunb. rOis uno Diest nun
pieber lao @funb. Sir %tueitere ginaelbeiten
fenoet cine 8riefmarfe an B.~S. Sole, slpo.
tbefer, Sort Smitb.
Strobe. 6lai6en gratis gu baben in allen apo.
tbsfen. Yreis Der groben Glaiden 81. 8bole-
lale bel Dreib, Sbomplou q Co., Gan Nntonio.
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= 2oBt gu6 ni6t tdui6en bur@
niebere preiie fir Arbeit, tpeI9e better
als irgenb cine in Seras seIiefert wirb,
fonbern berfiigt @u9 mad @aIIa<
to a 1's pbotOgrapbiI6em Ntelier, go.
Alb Ofs 0oufton.S traBe, tpo gu9 CUTE
unb sufrieoeniteaenbe arbeit gu reelem
Yreile garautirt tpirb.
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Ser CINDERELLA edmb eture,

@de Sfs9outfDttttraBe ur0 Nbettue G.,
bat ieinea gorratb BON S6uben fur
9erren, Damen unb &inber fur bic be-
o%orffebenben 5aiions erbaIten, unb 1T
i'm Stanbe, olen Mnlprt1en, tpelde
man on Elm ~elegantes ooer an bauer<
bates unb preismiiroiaes 5dubnert
1teut, gu g%eniigen. Ser @inberelIa
SNubs Store 1T elm iebr BELIEF.
ter gintaufsort, namentli6 oeuti9er
9amen, ni9t nur bet aubortommenben
geoienung tpegen, fonbern tbatiddli9
neil bic feilgebotenen Waaren in ieoer
0ihli4t smpfe5lenspertb fino unb Sa>
tisfattion seseben baben. Man finbet
bier bas 8or3islidfe, mas GuBbetleis
bungstlntler MIR leiften t0nnen;
S9ube fir ben 8aliaaI, Iusgebe.
i9ube, S6ube ftir's 0aus unb 1arfe,
babel bod %elegante 5dube fur &inber.
9erren perben in glei9er WeiIe be-
bient. Aaes paBt pie angegoilen.
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California Weine.

Weinliebba6er finben Elm sroBes So
get BON feinen California Weinen bel
3errn s. 5. Meper am Mlamr
plasa. 9err Sleeper iu6t bic Weine
an Srt uno SteQe aus ut.b fauft BRET
aus benz Seller Ter Wein3iidter. Nls
gutem &enner gelimgt es inn iteis, bic
belten Sorten aus5uwdblen. st fam
feline Sunben uuo Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen berieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in Doraiigli9er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
irs 6aus 9eliefert.
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Ser Eamiliemarst

obsr 4Oidbrise erfabruns zines beutiden ara.
ties. Dieies Bud fol- f.insspess ben Saus.
arSt in isbsm Gall erieben, absr trosbem triro
es fd oils gang unentbebrIi9er @atbgeber in
i.bem SausbaIte bepdb,en. IS seiat, pie
&rontbeiten berbiitet unb int NnfanaSfabium
b%sfdmpft merben tonnen. 8esepte unb Sc.
bsnspeiie in allen arantbeitsfdIen senau an
g%essben. 6Ir 25 Gents in Vcfmartsn fr,i
berfanot. Ytan a%breffire: Drtpate Gltnte
q 9ispeniarp, Is q. Spuftpn Ctr,
NeW BORT, VI. y.
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Gin umiberiQlmittel

ST nod 1i9t eutbedt norSen ba aber ipe.
tigftens bier Siinftel ber menldliden &raut.
beitelt bon l1nreinem 81ute berriibren,
10 fommt cine MeoiSin, bic einen g~elunben
3uiano bieie r Gliiiigteit beritelt, eiuerrr
1nioerialmittel 70 nabe, tuie es m0slid 1T.
a1er's sariaparilla iibt auf bas 8lut III
leoem Staoium ieiner 8ilbung ei,en Gin,
fluff aus, nno eignet iid oaber fir cine gro,
bere Waanntgialtigfeit bon &ranfbeiten als
irgeno cine anbere bisber befannte Ir;nei.
@eidtuiire m,t6 &arfmmfel,
Die ether gtp0bntideu @ebanolung @ioer.
1tauo leilten, .peiden Dor @per's Saria,
parila mad perbdltniBmdbig furaer Mr.
%iuenbung.
Serr s. 6. Murrab, aus Charlottesville,
Ga., idreibt ms, er Jet Sabre lang nit
@eidipiiren bebaftet gemeieu, Die ibm piel
2eioen sugesogen uno auf oieie folsten
&arfunfel, bereu CT mrbrere sugleid bate.
Oa fling CT al aper's S~arIapariIa 81 gez
bralldel, rao nad)oem er orei Slai9en ein>
geronmen, Derlhwunbeu Die 8arfunfel,
nno nm bat er felt ieHs Sabrsn ou4 niAt
ein 8ldtterden gebabt.
Scne titdiide &ranfheit, Die Gfros
phein. 1T Die furhtbare uriad)e tnsabli-
ger llebel, uno nit Mus3c6rnng neri,eu
mir mr. cine ais mehreren glei6 geidbrli-
den. 4usldldge, @9pdrer, ,uebe Iuge1,
aeihtpplene 0riile1, id)made ltnb abge3ebrte
Diusfeln, uuregel1ndbiacr @ppetit llnO DIN,
lide 9inge filo sitrliid itdere Nn'eidlm
ether gleigrirg I'll Stropbein. MandeS
@eftdt, bas ionft biibid) mdre, 1T burd) Iis.
idlag ober bd6lid)e Slefcll %cntitclt, Me BON
iureirem @lute Gerriibren NIB auscigen,
mie. notbig Q1er'S Sarlaparila lit lnt baS
uebel i'll beilen.
Iue Die all 8lutfranfbeiten leiber, io1teu
etnen ernftiiGen geriltd) nit STEERS Sars
iaparila MAIDEN; babel miiiien iIe ollie ynls
Der, Salber ullb Santlna1ier uernteioen,
por;iiglih iolh mohlfcile nro pertbloie Miy.
tlreu, bie nidt lur feline Seilung herbei-
fiibreu, ionoern ingar bdilfig Die 6ralfbet.
ten, bie ie angeblif beilen follcn, perldlim'
i1er1 llno befeitigen.
MDer's SariapariQa,
Bubereitet BON DIR. 5. 6. aper & Co., aomeu, Maf
SSn allen MpOtbeten su baben. 4reis 81; feds
T4of@en, S..
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Bameoaft s. gpbr

~perfanfen ibren sa1sen Waarenborratb,
beltebeno aus 6erren' unb &nabens
Anatgen, 6iten, ueber3iebern, 9em=
ben, unter3eug &c. gu bebeuteno berab.
geiebten preifen, um nit benz Eager
gu rdumeu. Oie @elegenbeit, bilig
gu fanfen, iolte ieber benuBen.
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= Sm Gribiabr bes Sabrss 1876
mar i'd in GoIge ben &iideni9mer5en
6e~ttldgeria. &ein Miitel balf, bis i'd
meine 3uflu9t 81 ct. Satobs Del
nabm, wel6es mid boltdnoig unb
6auernb beilte. - 6rau 5. pOwelion,
Gam, Obip.
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s9r Ser beribmte spe3ialiit Dr.
Waffer5ug, ber NIT GrfoIg bic
f6pierigiien Granfbeitsfdle bebanbelte
unb beilte, 1T uieber bier eingetrofen
unb in feiner Office go. 245 Wef.
@ommereefraBe, obenauf, gu ipreGen.
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perben prompt ausgeflbrt. Often ben
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% m. $. Omtteriibe, 1856
Dit 0oufonz5 traBe, plumbers, Sos
urb Steam : Jitters, balten fi9 benz
publlfum fit die in ibrGa@f6lagenben
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpre9en
prompie Beiorgung aller Nuftrd0e.
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nett. @loiets &c. ftets an 0anb.
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sag Sbr fpart @eIb, tuenn lire Cure
Srudla9en BET SObnon Bros.
anfertigen laBt.
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unb 3eoolDer : patronen uno 9ilien
Bel Yiper & S6uTtbeB.
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@ommereeffrabe, aeenten fir Gan Antonio.
8. Mnnse & 60, asenten fir guero.
9. @ufef, asent fur Sdulenbura.
Wofe Iapbael. Ggent fir Soufon.
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ten fit, Neu. BraunfeIs.
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I'M @rcfs NIB Hleir.San6eI.
agenten fur % efIe@IueGrasR ett.
pfIi8e fnb bic beifen, einfo9Heu, biaisfen,
Hfrtfei unb leiat gebenbfen @eitpfase; f6n.
aeu NIT aiDei suten @ferbsu Ooer Mfulen bear.
6ettet issr6eu.
Neenteu fit bic berabmtea Brinly Pfuege
ylnuet it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators com.
pined, &anb. S~amensrias, 4fise uub gnl.
tsatoren. @uR. 9. Hre1t BurFmai6inen uni
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troetoren, Bienen-gnuder, 1ieferit.
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90. gum @ebraud fertis semtf&ts 8arben.
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800 BnfbeI gnrIb Amber unb Garlb Orange
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BnibeI eereinietes Sobnfpn @ras Gamsn, 5000
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