HBH
rength for a renewal of slaughter.
f, it may
nee, and
neèt and disarm
hibited in tropical climates, or in
a-inviting region of Moslem Tur-
ertaius to the Arabs in this age;
me condition of things exist as I
iir modes of life, their condition,
of all common sense efforts to
will have an abiding foothold."
Blanks! Blanks!
ne of the most abusive and uncalled
I lof niiselts unon Mr.Quintus. a Hollander, who
1 has been a resident in our village, o..-
ed a weekly paper of respectable size, in the
Holland language the past three year?. We
say it without fear of contradiction, that .Mr.
Quintus is a gentleman, and that he stands high
in this community as a man and a citizen, and
i few indeed, are more generally esteemed. He
attends promptly to his own affairs, and is eve
ry way worthy the confidence of his neighbors.
The Jownal is well known to be a channel th ro'
which abuse flow? vithont interruption, and for
some time past, we have been prominent in the
original articles of that sheetbut knowing as
we do, that the public have no confidence in
the paper, we avoid alluding to it.
The last paper seems to have a new subject, in
the person of Mr. Quintus, and because he is
''dutch," as the Journal says, and publishes a
dutch sïéet stven-by-nine" he has no particular
business to live; and the article would warrant
the belief that he would soon be annihilated, by
the powerful mind that presides over the col
umns of the Lake Joitrnul. As the Journal is j
not taken and read by all our citizens, we will
copy a part of the article in reference to Mr.
Quintus, although we are aware that the lan i
guage used, is a disgrace to the colums of any
paper
PERSONAL.—There is published in this1
village a seven-by-nine Dutch paper, the repu-
led editor of which is one J. Quint-ow, whose
visage is the very index of meanness arid hypoc
risy. This fellow has recently published about
I the streets here ami in his Dutch sheet, that we
I were mainly instrumental in procuring his de
I feat for nomination as candidate for Town Clerk
at the recent election. We should not trouble
I oursclf to notice this matter, were it not that
perhaps some of our democratic friends abroad,
J who are unacquainted with the facts, might
think we had been guilty of party infidelity.—
I Heic, where the facts are known; it makes not
the least difference. Now we pronounce this
j statement an unqualified and malicious false-
j hood.
The above is from the last lake Journal
which we ore sorry to say is published in this
i village, anil a paper that would like to be con-
sidered respectable. Publications of this kind
disgrace a community in which the paper con
taining them has the appearance of being
taincd.
Mr. Qcintvs started in this village some
lime since, a small paper in the Holland lan-
i guage, and by industry, perseverance and econ-
oroy, has enlarged the paper from time to time,
and in order that his readers may he able to
J acquire a knowledge of the English language,
he devotes a portion of his sheet to that pur-
pose. All matters of news which 1 c publishes
in the Holland language, must be translated,
j which makes a great deal more labor, and all
items of Holland intelligence which he desires
to give to his readers in English, he also has to
I translate. We are safe in making the statement
that no editor of a weekly paper in the stale
I devotes as many hours to his readers as this
I same J. Quintus. notwithstanding he publishes
a "seven-by-nine dutch sheet." He is so far su-
peri or to the published editor of the Lake Jour-
mil, in point of talent and gentlemanly bearing,
that the English language is not rich enough to
draw a 'comparison, and we undertake to say
that this same Dutch sheet" has double the in-
flnence in this community, that the Journal has.
This Holland paper, in politics, is democratic,
and' the editor of the latter no doubt feels jeal-
ous of the high reputation of Mr. Quintus, and
I takes this course to kill him off, but allow us to
predict that he will outlive all such papers as
the Journal.
nts are now beginning to bp made of cork,
he speaker ol" the House of Commons en-
ilaiy of $30,000 per annum,
is now said to have been Kossuth's in-
witli about 40 of his countrymen, to re-
porarily in Belgium, and there quietly to
io progress of events in Europe. The
rhy Kossuth would have preferred Belgi-
England was the greater economy practi-
i the former country. The altered state
i in France, lias, however, satisfied him
Belgian government would not sanction
deuce in Belgium at present, and there-
has fixed on England as the place of his
e fur a season. IJis course of procedure,
i from one of his most intimate friends,
;o.assume a passive attitude for the pres-
liè assured belief that evcuts are rapidly
ionward to a great crisis both in Germa-
ttaly.
is said that Maurice Strakoscb, the stili
st and eminent composer, has realized
us ascociation with Mad'lle Teresa Paro-
ïat lady, over $95,000, and, this too in a
fa few months. He has refused the most
iters for his Opera of"Giovanna di Napo-
TO BOOK AGENTS AND CANVASSERS.
HERE 18 THE BOOK FOR YOU!
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
Anil the Arctic. Regions,
MAEKTPBIJZEH.
Wekelijks nagezien en verbeterd.)
Shzisotoan, Wis. don 27steit April 1852.
Per Bushel. Per Barrel
b patronage of Homy Grinucll,
n to the Americiin Expedition,
Tarwe, (winter)
Rogge,
Boekwoil,
Gnrsi,
Haver.
Jud. Koren.
Aardappelen,
Rooiieu,
WITH detailed notices of tho expedition in search of
tho missing vessels under Sir John Krnnklin: bv I'. L.
Simmonds. To which is added an account of iho Amer
ican expedition under tii
Esq., with an introduction
by John C. Lord. D. D., 400 pages, prico t
conmin a Map of the Arctic Regions and piaics illustrat- j Erwten,
ing the work. Uijen.
"Whore for relentless months continued night.
Holds, o'ei tho glitioring wasic. her starry light."
"Tho natives of Amorica and England have hofore
mot upon the Ocenn, but they met for deadly strife.
Now, too, they uiot for strife, equally determined, but not
with each othor. Thoy met in tho holy cause of bonovo-
louco and human sympathy, to hatllo with tho elements
beneath tho Arctic Circle: and tho chivalric heroism
which tho tow stout hcnris of the two nations displayed
in that conflict redounds a thousand fold moro to tho glory
of the actors, thoir governments r.nd tho race, than if four
scoro ships anil ten thousand armed men had fought for
the mastery of each other upon tho broad ocean, and bat
tered hulks and marred corpses had gone down to tho
coral caves of tho sea, a dreadful ottering to tbc Dc:
<77, 70c
10 3d
31 37. c
38 40 c
20 21 c
45 c
Zout, 1,86
Whisky, per gallon 23 c
Per Poml.
Boter, 10 14 o
Knas, 0 10 c
Reuzel, ]2 c
on c Ham, 9 c
100 c 8pek, [verach] 6 c
75 c Vleesch. [verach] 6 c
- HJU c1 Korenweelper 1 OOtb 1,12 c
Drooge Appels, 2.50 c
J'cr ISnrreL Eijeren, per dozijn 10 e
Meel [extra] £4J (p> 5,00 I lout, per cord, 1,25 e
Spelt, - 17 18: Hooi, per tun, 7.00
Groene appels. Shingles, per M. 1 00 c
Wit Vifich, 5,00 c|Timmcrhout, do. $8@12
E-5T -0 Ruohel is eon Ned. mud; ecu barrel is
19li pond, oen pond is omtrent 44 ous Ned; eet» cord is
u: ecu ton is 20UU pond.
128 cub
Bij den Uitgever dezes is te bekomen
VRAAGBOEKJE voor Kleine Kinderen, door
Bonstivi, fate smkje,—Prijs 5 Cents: §1 do 25 stuks.
J. created such o furor of enthusiasm in
r, i r n i- to restore .hém to their wives and children."
•rk. It was comnosod for Pnrodt express-
i V i rT, osf Good active agents wanted, to sell the nbovo book, i
Strakoscb inteuds to produce it in Eng- to *fom Mc!luive nR|„cy for tho co-.-.tv win u 1
CHASE H0BART,
Regts-rnmlgcvers, en Solliciteurcn in
w. I IU exclusive neencv for tho countv will lie given. At,vBkatonj» .vegu-ram,gevers, en soinciteuron i
Iter. j On the receipt of §1,25 wo will forward cno copy of; \vcntt if. U van Penn3.vlvani
here are thirteen persons out of one hun-above book for agents to itso as a simple copy; hv iff CHAS^ sUa!il'
- - moil, postage paid, to any place not exec-ding SOU mike Shebovgaul9 Dc
I"ninety residing in one School Distriet in 'Chicn~0*
ury, N. H... whose united ages amount toj ,r°."
j \?SrBooks sent by mod must're prepaid, according to
:1 c new Post office law. Postage on this work is about
25 cents for each and every 5<J0 miles.)
jSgfWhofasale prices iur above and other saleable
ars, being an average over S4 each,
real pnnic has been created among the'
of Burlington, Vt,by a recent verdict in j
E01LANDSCHE WINKEL,
ix TFF.r CUOOT ex kleix, vax
:ntv Court, awarding §9000 damages toBook-*. tor which wo WANT AGENTS, will bo for-; u H T,
Cue Bailer, in an ac'iion »-niast Mr. Bes-appfa'i™» nu nH i1 Shebovgen.
inv T..11. C.r. 'n„.onl, a! 1 HLvVbON li. ÜLNISON, 1--
i Sjt m~w- - Wholesale Booksellom, Chicago, Ills.
100
Kamer, for breach or promise of marriage, i
ho Postmaster General has ordered the i
£?- WORDT VERLANGD-
«^Publishers of nowapanors in Indiana, llliuoia. Wis- Koren Have- Rnrr<r« <?„«b n i
ling o! a weekly mail route from St. Paul's.cousin and lowa.publbhing tho above NOTICE, fwiib n?n. enz. enz., in roilil.gVoor ten™ gXten
5 Goederen, in mijn vroegere winkel, fogenover
ïu: tevens Sectio LA.VD, hotvzelk eenig-
a, to fort Ripley.
this notice,^ and sending ua a copy of ilioir peper, post J Nieuwe vut
r. Ëriw hes just pet up in St. PMrifcV. 0®*" u I -V t. L,me.„
a!. Xt-.r-Terfc. on-nf thu l,w. >-^=5- Tlc.Sir» W™™ „edkw co!-
^Ud States, it being 28 U »ide°and.S* HEWSOX DEXBOX. j"sVSpn 6 -Ver. 1 "i. "«WWy
bh
n the night of the 16th inst., ar. Irishman
c-n to death in Orange county N. Y. His
as John Doyle. He had been but five
i this country.
hi Cincinnati OazOte sure that dnring „r Ihi pil!)lio w;(
til of March Inst, between 3,100 and 3,'200 ilic pnblisbars.
^generally farmersshipped at that point
brainmostly
GODPA'S UDÏ'S KOOIi FOR 1352.
INCREASE OF READING MATTER j
TP HE LADY'S BOOK for the eiiHuing year, will pre-1
sent many novel featuresnuited lo tho advancing do- j
W- P- GORSUNE.
Advokast cn Rcgts-Rnadgever. Ofiico Ssta straat
Slrebovgan, Wis. c 2
it liaa boon the object ot I
o him
"lut mo tell.
frown's two poor children
lavav wished to lonru to read,
faihér is no*, ablo
euro tbc books they need
use is of you will spend it,
ie seed you theu may sow;
many months arc coded,
Jc, you will see it grow
The Plague-
hat much apprehension is felt in
f. the approach uf
he plague, and is now said to bo
ie of the W. India Islands. A
f the same name has made its j
►me parts of the West. It is said
olera, but more fatal. Whether
lie Scher.CKXr. ',y Cabinet says, on Tuesday
■ermnn, while eating soup, was choked
rw u«uu by a piece of meat from two to three
J inches square. i"
There are eight daily papers published ic j
Milwniikie, three of which are iii the Germr.tt lan-
I guage.
j On the 7th in-'., th.e scaffolding of a build- |.|p»«iti
j ing undergoing repairs iu Philadelphia fell, with. J
a portion of the roof, severely injuring three men
and a little girl, two of the former seriously. j
i The J'iehignu Southern KR. have adopted biiabed
i a regulation thai "no pers-ei will he employed bv
j the company who is in the habit of using intov-
icating drink& as a lieverngs." The Gentral P-R.
disdjjl>»ve lie same repi:
TO Ttf rtj'i'fTT, Xj AD
out any intention o:i among die popular Magazines of this country: and the'
j Jin.-1-, of iiaiiatcre, who have boon conataialy followingi
loiling oftèr him in vain"are sufficient to atleet His i I
brili..;!ic -ruccesx. The protnpmes» with which every j
ufv idea that lio e-uzgcsis. w adopted bv ethers, is a I
mff.cicnt reason fo: Ins uo: being very espficitand exact -
in hi- promises of what is yet to come. Redoes not i
plans for others to follow. It is sufficient, i
tliot nil the exislmg popular features ofj
•he Lady's Look will bo zploiuod. any many new ones, I mij
licularly utin-c.ive in n Lady's Book and Family Ma- n
•ill bo introduced. Tho useful and tho elegant
HOLLAND (Mich.HOTEL,
vn Do oadet
cy'-fS p°0,1 >oz<
111i j- jU coinmum
Vrienden
•rgcJcokendo beveelt zijn ruim en
pirigt logement in dc gunaten re-
comoiundaiio zijnor lnndgcnooton en
"""den nan, ouder belofte eeuerpiomp-
uu goedkoope bediening.
J. BINNENKANT.
i.e.i. 10 Sept. 185!. ug4
A black snak", measuring 5 feet in fought-hi ::rwi:igs—three of which f
will alwnvH bo kopt in
To tho Magazines alone wo must look for tho efbwious A d1
1' the in osier-minds of Literature. It ij useless to pu- j sela:'
of n-jiiifd sutSco it lo say. that we have pu- ton o'o
des, and have adtcrs to publish, from j
ALL THE BEST A ULRICA A' WRI
TEES-.VALE A.VI) FEMALE
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
additiun to tbe uio-:i beauti
aÖXIAKDSCH LCGZMLNT-
W1SCON81X ii L'lS.
8vto straat Shcboj gan.
r.Lc.yke bediening en billijke prijzen, verzekerea
gunst ut.jnor geccrde bezoekers.
JOSEPH SCHRAGE.
E. "VVILUAMSt
■okas: ea Rogts-Raodgcver. cn Sollicitenr in Kan-
l.aotoof tu» Puuiüylvania Avenue, eeuc deur
s.oii v-n Inirvcy dc JIoKillip's v.'iiikoj. n 32
LiOPEHTSGi: H. CURTIS.
klein in Kruidenierswaren
wa? killed near Blooming-j, SuUirtm co., N. Y
on the 4lh instant When first seer, he was crawl
ing lively over tho surface of the snow.
The editor of the Boston Bee, writing about
us "that which "goes by the^ontez, saysTo s-e her is to become c?p-
taiitily of Tending by American authors. There is no j
ipiiMiticn about the fact, and tiio tcm of thousands of no-
IIWok that we-.have from tho cotiictimomry press will:
establish it. that it is
rol LL.I 1 l-»i»«ltoC ho.k vaa
c-fe-rf—o «Srt-rr™; -V,= "-3S-
i Arts I'm
tivatedto hear her, to hecome enamoredand
Medical Journal alludes to the i faelvveen lier tongue and eves we can hardly tell
s: which is the mast eloquent) she throws around ;;10 a car.
from the accounts recc-iveil botli llcr F™"» li"J >'f Omrn. OM k as irrerisla- i li i
-land, llml ll.e tree ple,ue has «"d «bid aa .1 is graeeW. In n word, sheIj
into Madeira, mid the wort of!15 n «ondcrfol woman mod by the veqs highest 0|ten>lW
IS j standard.
.-In California the amount of gold is dimin-
i3 I ishing, and the amount of crime is increasing,
has not j The former is owing to a want of rain, the latter
,s. j is supposed to he attributable to the depravity of
n the East is not stated.
eally appalling. The question has
tgitiilccl, will that dreadful dis-
his continentThere is reason
thé wonder is why
)ur commercial intercourse is
The jjost Macxificest Puuiod:cal in the
woiu.i>
The pubjisb.ir wit! give 12 nos. 'or 1852, that tlis Lon-
roulil be proud of, ami titeir price i»
■ed that tho Lady's Boov caters to
of lb" American Ladies. It fttniMics (Item I
it can interest a Ladyami among
loilciwiiiK
Godey's Reliablo Fashion Plates IdcntHy!
with full .descriptionsbssidc? cbit-oli
thing: new in tlie Fnshionsblo Woi-lU.
ODE 110DEL COTTAGES.
DOCTOR ALBERTI,
Genees-, liet!-, l ortoshmdigeen Tandmeester.
Maast bet VYi ieoitsiu-Huis,
Sheboygaq. Wis. dG3
Tarwen-en P.oggën Keel
Een goed artikel bcrtendiz voorbanden; te koop van
een tot fccr ScheHmc,,. pPfbarre!catdkoope,dah de-
zeilde kw.ilitoitop eet.tge pl.v.t» in town kan gekochtwor-
ucn.aliccu voorcautau: geld.
HOI'KINSON CURTIS,
li Oct. 1851». „49
Slieboyrr
GOEDKOO? VERKRIJGBAAR:
TARIVEN-, ROGGEN- INDIA WsOFT Kn
ii-ivin. xoBaïïffiMBSïï:
- Lij den oiulorgcteekonde, die tevens contant geld betaalt
F. BAND
30- Huiden.
jus paris óf Africa and the Asia- i human nature and the small number of ladies. This is a department peculiarly- our own. and thebeso
Mediterranean, where thisereat A should never be ashamed to own 'ff utility of our models everywhere been'
Tegenover het postkantoor.
Meuiterraneun, where this great A man süouia never neasnamct to own
dead or dying, but simply rc-po-,,e lir,s büen ln tho vrrong, which is hu; saying,
rind lu another, like a faligued ol':er ,v<,r,!s- hc 's msïr 10-d".v tim
to Sheboygan.
n 85
acknowledged.
FOR TIIE LADIES
Wc have undoubted Receipts. Mode! Cotlngcx.Mod!
ST-rrl
HstriLing passage from the report ofthe first in the
course
"The lecturer drew a vivid picture of the mnr-
8 vellous scenery, and the wild life of the polar re
is gionsthe strange noise of the breaking of the
B icenow like the whining of a puppy, then like
w the calls of distress, and then again like the boom-
inw cannon. The ice, generally, about five feet
I thick nnd much resembling glass, which before
I was level, is now piled in ridges, and as the mas-
r Kes are forced upon each other, every variety of
F noise increases. Now, low and plaintivenow
shrieking wildly, gradually rising to a climajc of
fearful intensity,under which all language ceases,
nnd then dying away into the softest cadence
noises so marked nnd oftentimes so regular, that
they were regarded and called the pulses of the
ice, and from these voices of the ice thoy wore
generally capable of judging of its movements.
Entering Baffin's Bay,and stretched upon the ice
in their buffalo robes, an officer calls upon them
to hasten up. The ice voices have been renewed
with fearful intensity, the air is filled with shrieks
and howls. The ice is in great commotion. On
comes the crest. The crushed ice, piled high by
the meeting of the flows, gradually nears the brig
all feel the trembling motionthe vessel trem
bles from the forco of the continued shock. On
vDutiesEvery man ought to
he can. Every man ought to
Jr.if he can. Every man and
get marriedif they can. Every
is work to suit his customersit
u»n should please his wifeif he
should please her husband
ry wife should sometimes hold
her'tongueif she can. Every lawyer should
sometimes tell the truthif lie can. Every one
should take a newspaper and pay for itif
he can.
Foreign and Domestic Items.
Abbas Pacha, the present Victory of Egypt,
is a very liberal and enlightened personage. He
has reduced his own revenue voluntarily, nearly
three millions of dollars per annum, by taking off
the.poll tax; he has expended §350.000 on the
carriage way across the Isthmus of Suez, he has
improved the navigation of the Nile, and is now
constructing a railway between Cairo and Alex
andria.
One of the arguments made use of in Eng
land in favor of continuing the explorations in
search of Sir Jólm Franklin is, that the Arctic
regions produce at least eight kinds of vegetables,
all of which are nutritious, and that, therefore,
there is no risk of starvation to be encouutored by
the explorers.
A fashionable dress-maker, near the Place
Vendorae, Paris, had an eagle, crowned, painted
on her shop window. It was soon covered with
mud and filth, thrown at it by the passers by,
and in the night, a ball from an air gun smashed
the whole affair.
Stale.
The emigration from Germany is said to bo
increasing, and resembles the Irish emigration, as
the exodus of nation. Through the city of Co
logne there hare passed, in the course of brief pe
riod, upwards of 20,000 persons.
A severe storm was experienced at Balti
more last week,: causing considerable damage to
the city. In several places the wharves were over
flowed with water.filiing cellars and earning away
large quantities of valuable property.
The Dunkirk 'Journal' states that the
present arrangements of the New York and Erie
Rail rond Company for the laying of their second
track, are such that a distance of sixty miles be
tween New York and Dunkirk will be saved. The
saving is mostly gained between Lackawaxen and
Lanesboro, and Elmira and Owego. When com
pleted. the second track will be the shortest
possible route by which the west can reach New-
York.
By the sliding of a portion of a high em
bankment on the Rutland and Washington Rail-
Road, near Poulteny, Vt, the entire train was
carried down, and four out of thirty workmen
on the cars were killed.
LAND FOR SALE,
Sitnntbdin Shobovgan Conutv.
The E. 4 of 8.E. i of Sec. 19.' Town 13. Rac6«
East80 Acres.
N. F.. of See. IS. To-.vu 10, Range 23, 160 Acres.
S.W. of K. W. of Sec. 19, Town 16, Ranre 23
40 Acres.
S. E. of S. W. of Sec. 19, Town 16. Range 23,
I Acres.
Enquire at this Office.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an Execution issued out of and under the
seal of the County Court for the County of Washington,
Wis., directed and delivered to mo, 1 huvo levied ujion,
and will offer for sale at public auction at tho WARREN
HOTEL in tho village of Sheboygan, on the Jirst day
of June next, at 2 o'clock P. M. nil tho right, title and
interest of Ephraini B. Wood in and to tho following
Roal Estate, viz: Tho West half of tho North West
quarter of Section no. livo, 5J Township no. sixteen
(16) North of Rango no. twenty (SO) East, and tho
North East quarter of the North VYest quarter of Section
seventeen, (17) Township no. thirteen, (13J North
lattge no twenty three, (23J East, iu the County
of Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
Sheriff's Office, Shebovgan Couniv, April 12th A. D.
1852.
GODFREY STAMM,
120 Shortff.
W. SEAKAN.
Z3div" ,Gfecl-'0& Eotiennaker, Rijtuig Bekleeder
i, :'\T "ÏP ?fO°«'lvwiia Avenue, bijtia regi over
;j het Merchant's Hotel. Sheboygan, (Wis.) n3
LAND AGENTUUR, BRANDWAARBORG, Enz.
- -De ®«w»erg«teekena«j belast zich mot don In- en Ver-
ftne, everything that can interest j koop van Land, Stads- en Dorpshuizen en Lotion in de
her own Book.-! zou Staat, kot. in vele gevallen do betaling gemakke-
hjlt maken en draagt zorg, dat de oigondoms bewijzen
i j j in order zijtt.
yeare, 5 doll. 5 copies one year, io dolk 1 copv j n ^9neemt op zich, om Huizen, Schepen en roerende
s, 10 doll. 10 copies one rear. 20 doll., and an V° ,01> so"ede wyze ,ettaa Brand" ea Meerscha-
do te verzekeren, en leent ouder goeden waarborg Gel-
don uit, op fangenen of kortoren termijn.
Hij beveelt rich der Hollandsche bevolking in den
Staat Wisconsin mi voor alfa NoWrionU-ambtaverrig-
itngen en zal steeds met uaauwgezetheid het belafor
zijner lastgevers betrachten.
Milwaukto, 3 Oct. 1831. G. wn STEEN WIJN.
Publiek Notaris.
Woonplaats naast het Postkantoor.
w. W. KINÖ
Handelaar in het groot eu klein in
Ijzerwerk en Uzer, Glas, Spijkers,
i Smid s-, Tinmernian's-. KuipeFe-,
O J Mctselnar'a-, Wageumoker's- en an-
deK' tïerc<?'Lchappen.Zulk een goed
Assortement als in het WestelijkeLand
J gevondeu wordt.
k Sheboygan, 30 Mei 1850. n30
Cans. Chei
a Lady, will find its appropriate pluco
Tl-kjis—Cash rx Advaxce:
1 copy ono. year, 3 doll. -2 copies ouo year, 5 doll,
copy two years, 5 doll. 5 copies ono year, io doll. 1 eo,._.
five years, 10 doll. 10 copies one year, 20 doll., and an
:tm copy to tho person sending the club of ten.
Address, L. A. GODEY.
113 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Godey's Lady's Book aud Arthur's Home Gavotte
one year for 4 doll. j n 105.
BILL-HEADS, CIRCULARS, DAXD-BILLS
BALL-AND BUSINESS CARDS,
And all sorts of
JOB PRINTING,
Neatly done at this office.
ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
FOR SALE AT -THIS OFFICE.
We have just completed a largo assortment of
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Do ondorgotoekende stolt zich in beide vakken ten
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kort to kunnen annonceren, dat zijn'
APOTHEEK éi- DROGISTWINKEL
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houdende, zoo stek hij van heden af ten lijnen huize
do navolgende geneesmiddelen te koop, als:
E.n„ mi,mor voor h« Za.m, -ffl ctt. h„ IWfcjo
Hot probatnm door druk te bevestigen acht ik onnöo-
dig-ondcmnding spreke. De welbekende Alleman'#
n'.,7 c^n'f A(00SJ°' teniet onbekende Maag-e»
Shjmptlfan, 40 ets. het doosje; de bijkans nimmer fei
lende Koortspillen, 50 ets. het doosje; het Hollandsch
Maagbitter, 15 ets. het tloschje; het Gcldersche Koorts-
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