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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
\ CDN'E'is AS'E.

All nations from the remotcst ages, have had
ships but Columbus only found out the way to
America. Before the time otthe great Spanish
navigator, people were only enabled to paddle
about the shores. Just so with the Life VI Cd
iclncs 1t is but two short years since | first
ventured upon an unknown ocean, and have
discovered the precious object was in search
of-uEALTn. Vegetable medicines were indeed
known W en- commenced my search but their
use was not. BY the use OF them, have not only
passed from the detected invalid, to the hale hear
ty and active man OF business, but. comparatively
speaking, have renewed my youth. | can thus,
with confidence of my own experience, advise
with my fellow citizens. Does the reader want
proof that the Vegetable Life Medicines are suit
able to his own case? have on file at my office,
$40 broadway hundreds of letters, from some of
the most respectable citizens of this my native
land, voluntarily offered in testimony o. the vir-
tues of a GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly
ruined by the "al-niaIiblc" mineral prepare.
tons of the day. will bear me witness, that the
Life Medicines, d such only, are the true course
to permanent good health
JOHN MOFFAT
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STOVES STOVES.
YENUE Subscribers would inform thei'
a. friends and he Public hat they have

TENliE Subscribers would inform the''
a. friends and HE Public that they have
lust received n general assortment q!
Stoves, Of various KIND. ard dnst approved
patterns. winch they are determined I"
sell at the very lowest prices; among
VIII CHI are the
Improved Rotary, Cool ing sizes.
Best Premium, tFroyl do. SIZES
Various, kinds B *.
Ecg0Hl patlnut Stoves &c.
also stove Glpc ot various sizes ana qnah'
ties, wholesale aud Retail Stove intn''
,urc constantly ON hand or made to order
on shorr notice. A small assortment o
hollow ware suitable for Stoves. Persons
wishing to purchus" are nvned to cal n"'
l,,I, at thcir assortment, as they have
Ga, -'"r Cn-llngs
SYI.'fA =
Burlington, October -, h'
Opposite The jail Church ST.
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GssOCE ELS.
. Pines American Gin

. Pipes American Gin
8 dn do Brandy
French Brandy, Holland Gin, St. Croix
Rum, Madero. Sherry, Port, French
Madeira, Malaga and Champa Wines,
60 hhds Moasscs,
80 Bags Coffee.
10 do Pimcno,
10 do Pepper,
9 bbs Cloves,
500 lbs CaSsia,
Is Kegs Pure Ginger
10 TIerces So|ern'ns,
65 Ghosts lvson Skn Teas,
60 do Young IIvson do.
SO Qninal- Cudtish,
25 Boxes Pipes,
30 do Hard Soap,
35 bbls ST. Cro,x g. Port Rico Sugars
by J. g. J. II. PECK & Co.
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lLlLi(i.ES-

" EMMlNG Il SONS and Other
4 IL good Needles. from No. Q to 10
also, Assorted Needles, for sale by the
Paper, M'll'nef's Needles, Harness and
Saddler's Needles, Glover's Needles ia
per Needles, Darnng Needles, Knitting
Pins, for sale at the Variety Shop by
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAIp
.Nop. 3, 1887.
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Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs.
10000 lbs White Lead
5 bbl- Venetian Red
Is do Whiting
5 do French Yellow
6 do America do
10 do Spts. Turpcnine
25 do L,nsceI Oh
1000 gals. pure winter and fall
Sperm OIL
$50 bbls ground Logwood. ST.
Domingo,
IS do do do Campeachy
$50 do do Fusic
100 do do Nicaragua
60 do d. Cam Wood
10 do do Bar do
70 do do Peach d.
10 do do Quercitron Bark
so do Madden
% Demljons OIL Viiriol
10 bbls Alum
do Blue Vrriol
9 Ceroous Fo'un Indigo
Case Bengal do BY
j 81 J. II. PECK g. Co
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3m'leS James K0tHyens
ILaIe 0T Uuebcc and 81. Johns,
lvIEy.1EGs f.? Ag5 IL TaE2.

I'VE u s1MC H. q q i. L9ES.
EGS leave most respectfully to &c
, quaint the Ladies, and Gentlemen o.
Jrg'ou and its vicinity, that, bavlHg
ut!y arrived ia their village (vhrrc a.
"dS to reside he w''l owe lessons on
Piano forte, Violin, C'0rlnru FiUtr
SC. t. such Ladies and Gcn,lcmou
1ay please TO honor him wlll. their com.
ls.
J. K. also desires H. state that having
requirement Of Thorough Bass, be ls
I!ed L. arrange Music, and give lnslruc-
:, 0grecab'y t. ali the purposes Of har-
., and iu thcr wishes 10 add that, he
: pan" toltes, carefully and CORRECTLY.
anne Street, nearly opposite Geo, b,
VS. residence.
arlington Sept q. 1887.
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for manufacturing. almost all kinds IN his
line, made TO order, cheap for cash, which
he mus, have to keep the wheels moving
these hard times All persons indebted 10
hun arc requested to fork up without delay.
y 5 RUSSELL
P,ry;nrio, Nan IA 1887 CIV
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r,Er,I}IR1Y D. ,EllEHa

<-.vA "a ~ 80 - ~ e.~A "a ~ ~.S .
yy5IIOLESALE GROCER "A, $50 EIv
w crSltrct next door 10 the store &C
cup,cd By Converse g. Huddiesion. has lust
received aud olr.r, for sale. an entire neN
AID well selected stock of Groceries, prin
cIpallv purchased a, the ia,c sales 10 New.
York, which be offers very low for prompI
paw.
25 lhds Porto REQ. Trinidad aud Enu
l'~" IIn"d Mo'n--',:
20 hhd- ;, Croix aud New Orleans So.
gar
boxes Brown Havana do
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
A!LORING BUSINESS

IS Old stand next door north of St.
: CI,urch, Burlington. Tie has erect
Wy shop md made arrangements to
nd his BUSINESS So a. "a accommodate
customers on short notice With the
/ city fashions. and wo,k done in u
: Of cicgnucc and Durability not sur
al ~ 'hlS laliudC, Patterns and
innings furnished those who desire al
pwcst possible cash prices. Cutting
Repairing d"ue a, usual.
JEREMIAH TRYON.
'urijr g'on. Sept. 90, 1887.
D., b. J, y. j. very drsirous to settle
Id accouu's ana Is much in waut Of
, balances duu hA, sad earnestly re.
H, those iudnbcd 10 call and settle
M further unt'cn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

Itna Insurance Company.
He subscriber continues to insure all
kinds of real aud personal property
ycnt for said Company, TO whom APP
l,ion may at all times be made at his
70 in Burlington, TIE established
i,ation Of this G. mpany for stability,
'oss and hbcrahty IN their dealings.
) 10 further COMMUNICATION.
WIN. A. GRIswoLD.
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Eifc G up again.
YaNIiE sub crber having rebuff; his shop
a. has resumed his business, told stand.
slip from College St few rods El-l
Court House Square.) where he VII b.
happy 10 attend to all calls IN bis ln' n,n,,
particularly T." HORSE s;llOEiNG and
FARRlERY, winch u' pledges h'm,"j
shall b. done well. GIVE m. call.
p. p. .N,4RhN1.N
Nov. g. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01
ct Lead, for sale by
f. 60 IliCKoK & CATLIN.
Il. TEE WON.

HSPECTFULhY notifies his cus'o-
mcrs and the p1blc that he continues
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-12-01

HE subscriber has JUS, finished the long
called for Improvement in his Rotary
o (Viz) the lcnglhcning and charging
ne fire arch. II now receives wood % feet
pg,h instead of 81 inches, as formerly. !
manufacturing a large quantity o' inc
e stoves, also Box and Parlour Stoves OF
pus sizes, which | shall keep constantly
ale.
5 very liberal discount will be made TO
. that buy to sell again.
t received, large lot Of Window Sash.
,rljngion. Sent. 1887. VIM BLAKE.
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orce should contribute TO The comfort
health, and happiness of mankind."
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

.anJ. divided weiaIi," ! have. with
"a ,lew of promoting hormgag oai con-
cert of action among the Wings Of this
county. declined a poll atthe next No.
yember election for a seat IN the pop
ular braach Of or State Legislature.
But unfortunately there still remain
ia the field three or four Wing candi-
dates, each Of whom / have no doubt
has been induced by his friends 10 be.
ccme n candidate and honestly and
confdeatly believes his election will
be certain. Imuch regret the exls-
tenoc Of the present difficulties, and
hope that some plan will be adopted
by which all collision among the Wing
candidates will be avoided.
Respectfully your fellow citizen,
N. CALLAHAN.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

The COMMUNICATION Of Col. II. Phillips
in answer to that Of Mr.. Montgomery
camo 10 hand this morning--but too late
for publication 10 day. We also find ap.
poaded TO it letter from Maj. IIaloy in
which he says that he has no recoIcc.
tion of.he conversation in Vernon, allu-
ded to by Mr.. Montgomery" He also
states that Col. p. never in his hearing,
gave either aprivate or public pledge TO
support Mr.. Poindcxter for tho United
States Senate.
The communication and iotter shall ap-
pear next week, from which our readers
will gain more correct impression, ofthe
true position Of the parties in this contro-
troyersy than from extracts or statements
of ours. In the meantime, we must say,
that we have nothing TO do with the mis-
understanding Of these gentlemen, nor do
we know which has the vantage ground.
But 50 long rs their communications arc
couched in decorous language and con-
tain matters about which the public are
generally interested they shall fund a
place in our columns.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

S. S, PRENTIss, Esq.--This gentleman
has recently visited the northern counties
of the State, and, we are informed, he was
every where met with the strongest de-
of attachment and support az
the coming election. lie has chcctuallv
removed the projudiccs, winch Mr.. Nc
Mutt and others very ungencrousIy en-
deayorcd TO raise against him, and is now
regarded in that section of the state in his
true character, that of an advocate Of the
and Laws, and of the rights
of The people. Fromat Developments
We cannot form doubt Of his ultimate
success, by the election of himself and
bis Whig colleague Mississippi will have
achieved u victory, that will elevate her in
the estlmatioa of the Union, and will give
a salutary lesson TO those who have con
tributed to bring about the commercial
embarrassmcnts under which we are la
boring.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

JOHN c. CALHouN.-We perceive that
the Tory papers throughout the Union
are lauding this gentleman TO the skies
for coming out rs they says" in favor Of
the administration" But these wiscacres
will soon find themselves mistaken Mr.
Calhoun is as far as ever from being the
advocate of the disorganizing and loco
ioco doctrines of Van Buren,, the state.
ments o[an immense herd Of Tory letter
writers TO the contrary Notwithstanding
itlswcll known that ne has been opposed
to National Bank on constitutional
grounds, for many years. Still he is in
favor of an amendment, by which such an
institution will be plainly authorized, and
until that can be done, he has proposed a
modification ofthe bill for the issuance Of
Treasury notes, so as to make these bills
"a circulating medium. 1t is this propo'
sition, that he's set the Tories in such OK
tacies and induced them to claim Mr.. Cal
houn as mcmber Of their party. Verify
that cause must be in u sinking condition,
when the partial support of one honest man
calls forth such universal reioicings.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

6r There will be "A protracicd Meet.
ing held with Mound liluif Church.
lnear Nernon.) commencing on Fri.
day before the second Lords dav IN
October newt.
A. L. BRAnarY.
Ssfi. =, 1857.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06
SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
THOMAS 3. lIoovER) y; y. D.,
Us. ii' de oli pond
BENJANlN TARvER, TO yet; Term,
Son SANDERS, and 1851 madison
May SANDERS. Circuit Court.
Y virtue OF the above stated Fl.
- Fa. direc ed to the Sheriff Of
Madison county,, | will expose to pub
nc sale, Tor cash, at the door of the
Court House ip Canton, on Monday.
the 10th Of October next. the follow.
lng described land, to wit: the west
nall OF the north west quarter of sec.
ton NO: 80, township 8, range 3 east );
containing 80 acres, more or less
levied on, and will be sold TO SATISFY
the above stated case.
$. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
Sept. 5, 1887. I6-6t .
p. ce, S71.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

"Mcasures, not men. We woulh
respectfully inform our respected and
able contemporary of the Hudson,
On. W Republican, that thesentence
we place at the head of this article is
our motto, although we are opposed to
Daniel Webster, who is undoubtedly,
a Wing. A few degrees of latitude
make considerable difference, in peo-
ple'sviews of principles, however; and
different institutions Cause great diff
ference in doctrines. Mr.. Webster
is a high tariff man, an enemy to the
doctrines of State Rights, and, we be-
believe, opposed to the Southern in
sti,utlon OF Slavery. Can the Wings
Of thc South support him, while he is
opposed to their best and dearest in
terestl We presume the Republican
will agree with us, when we state il
as our opinion that no other man than
HENRY Clay canmoro easily unite the
north and the south in his favor in n
canvass for the presidency. The
whole nation appears to be looking to
this great man and incorruptible pat
riot, as the only one who can success
fully brin5 the nation out ofits presen,
ditficulty.-Southern A,gus.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06
FOR GOVERNOR.

8. J. D. MORGAN, Of lIinds co.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

Us Same court and
n 'a."c Term
ny virtue of the above stated cases
a'ree1ed to the Sheriff of Madison
county, shall expose to public sale for
,',,', ,aSn' sn ~ nle Coprt House door in the
nN ''wn o. Canton on the 4th Monday ' II
uc'ooer = next; the following descr;beg i
.a'..;a, 'a"a 70 " WI; The of the NEIor
seo,'aa =, township 10, range 4 east !.
containing by estimation on 49,
"ala mp,, = OF iless-,levicd on and will be
s',u - ,l,'',y the above stated cases. =
saNot'L w Fl NJ N. FLouRNoY, Ss's. Sfs'''
= 10" le-ei [pr fee sic 70
Canton herald., 1837-10-06
The .Suie of Mss. CP.lgI..
Madison County apr
Phillips, Mum and starr

Thop,as X. Warrel y,
Y,HE attachment IN ihss' y.
i been retprned duly exc y
tho defendant failing , 70 " \
give special bail ard PLEAD a. !
IS ordered That unless ll'',, M I
dant do appear on or .|so ns,',, N
term OF this Court, S,',,'I give n
and plead herein, Iaas'I''a., IIsd I'd
default, will be repderee' H. = I
and the estate attached a., i
tits further ordered 'as, ';sratcI
this order, with q spes'',p esa'surt
cau.c of action and ,aD, a,''t, I'D
as due, from the deiena"F, !. .,''r p,,i'
lias, be published for ,sst a''' i 4
Canton Herald, and '',I ,',I:S I
Ing be stayed hef'l''
term of this court 4
. {. j. LlvIS,SIslS S !
Oct. 9Th. 1857 -
Canton herald., 1837-10-06
FOR THE CANTON HERALD.


''F
MesSrS. Editors-You will please
be so good as to publish The following
communication of our friend, II. B.
w. Fleming, Esq; and while we ap-
proye.after eonsulting.with our friends
of the course which be has determin-
ed to pursue for the sake. ofunanimitv
otleehng whlchis absolutely necessa.
ry for general concert OF action, and
consequent success of our party, we
cannot but express our decided appro-
baton OF the magnanimouS sentiment
expressed in the concluding paragraph
OF his address. proving to his fellow
citizens that he ,"loves Rome more
than Cesar" his country more than
himseli--and with a purpose which
should actuate every true Wing. is
more than willing to lay aside all per-
sonal considerations for the advance.
ment of the principles which he sus.
tains and advocates. Though he is
about to retire from the canvass. it is
nevertheless gratifying 10 us that our
confidence in him was not misplaced.
And We hope the time may arrive
when we will have m opportunity Of
giving n more positive assurance OF it.
Yours. &c.
II. A. OFFUTT.
VI. VANDERHtiRST
Canton herald., 1837-10-06


Ay Enuons Etu.-On moz, .ab.
|cct that vi.i possibly rdm,tt, tIe,
is fsom fora diversity ofhonc,f Uu.b
ions. Ou none more probably Is ihis
remark more cmphatlcaliy true. than
in relation 20 the duiies ofeditors. I'm
general, thc performance Of ordinary
d. les is pleasant 20 tie agent. Bat
aIlmcn have some unpleasant work 90
do. and editors do not form an exccp-
ton in the application Of this remark.
They frequently have 10 tell truths
that are disagrceable both to them
selves and to others. They are not
lniallable--and their conclusions may
sometlmes be, aul certainly are, cr-
roneous. And this may occur in re-
latlon TO erenis as well ms to concIu-
slons that are the results OF reasonings
or observations. IL may be added
that in general editors IN our country
have tolerably fair opportunity to-
o.Jerve public sentiment and feeling,
especially in matters Of general or
even only local public interest. Still,
rs just observed, they sometimes inno-
Gently err, in their interpretations or
indications Of the popular voice. For
ourselves we lay no claim to mEalIbil-
Ity. We speak and write freely our
honest views, and candid belief.
Facts OF the existence OF which we
are well convinced, Jour readers know
we are not restrained by triiling con.
siderations of personal 1radence from
laying before them, if we consider
them interesting or useful to this iocai
public, or the great public, TO be
known. That we have by our fear
less course heretofore IN this respect,
made some enemies, we do notsdoubt. |
ii would be strange if we did not
Still we do not eonstrue our code of
duties as requiring rs to watch the
popular breath, to see which way a
feather turns beiorei!, ere we permit
ourselves to breathe. Ii is.wc think n
part ofan editors duty, 50 far as he
can or as occasion may offer, asmuch
10 correct public opinion where he
deems it erring, as to echo or give voice
TO il, where he believes it Just. In
either case occasions frequently arise
where the strict performance Of this
duty may be exceedingly irksome and
nnentiablc. Motives of prudence may
sometimes prompt an editorto with
hold information, in the possession of
which whole people may bcintorest-
cd. Shall he yield to such prompt
iDgs9 That is question for him to
decide in full view of the facts and
considerations involved. awe are in
clined to the belief that when such a
question is s,presented to his mind, an
editor should speak out, and depend on
his general course ard character for
truth as his justification against impu-
tations Of unworthy motives proceed |
iag from any source, through any chan
mel, whether the open acts of men, or
in the imposing guise of school-boy re-
solutions.-IHr. Intel.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06
LlST OF LFTTERS

nrsuyt,e IN the Post Office az
~ Canton. Nj, ON ihe Grst day of
October. 1897. which. II not taken ont
by the hrst Of January next. will be
sent to the General Post Office as
den letters.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

]. b. MoRsAN.-From every quar-
ter of the State we receive the most
cheering intelligence Of the prospects
of DIR. Morgan for the office of Gov.
srnor. Every Whigpaper in the State,
with the exception otone or two, have
already raised his name to the head OF
their columns. Ii the Wings of Mis-.
sissippi will but unite, and for one time
move in solid phalany, victory will be
ours. We have the strength aumeri,
callg, and union is only. requisite to
proclaim the fact to the world.
Mississippi has long enough follow.
ed in the wake Of an irresponsible ex.
ccutivc--the Wings Of the State have
become proverbial for their apathy,
In the coming contest let every man
who has a particle Of State pride, OF
love for the South and her interests, &c
10 the polls determined to rescue his
country from the hands ol,misrule ana
,apressiop.-S, Wig.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

The following names o newspapers
erc droll enough: Belviderc Apollo;
I en-, Bugle; and Toledo Blade--plb-
.hcI respectively a, Belvidere, \. j.;
/. cni, Md; and Toledo, Ohio.
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

SIIERIFF'S SAIL
Johp $. Gooch On N
w. T. Gr4yes & tern, |
Wadw.ell Sanders. dnonq
f. II. Powell 4 Coz /
Same.
James Knight
w. 7. Graves, : 4
Thomas Sanders &
James SIMS.
j. Silverberg |
VS..
Same.
DT virtue of the abOres1
Id directed to the SSeflaI
son county, | shall expos, !,
~
sale, for cash, at the Court l
in the town Of Canton, on.
the 10th day of October J Y
likely Negroes, viz: Jess =
Lucinda and child, Amanda
lhia; together with the cI0I
and fodder on the planisa,'lol
owned by B. B. FrlzzeI' Y
place formerly owned py''I,,
gear the Stump Bridge |
and will be sold to satisfy !
stated cases. ov
S. M. FLOURNVh,
,Cantop, Oct. s, 1850 a
Canton herald., 1837-10-06

The paved streets Of New fofk em'
.sn,, extent Of so mlles
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-23

Gieier @cnftitutution foIste bic QInuahs
me pCn 8efdo|iHen, mrourb tie 9lctb:
tpenci9feit anersannt rpurbe, cine Vre(1t
5u erricbteu. Die benz 9orbabeu Der 0es
letll@aft sdnftis fep, unb Die 8eamten
muroen an8emielen, lOfort 3ur Grribtuus
oerleIbsn 3u fbreiteu.
0ier3u mabt Ser 0erous8eter bes Gin:
5eisere f0Iaenbe trtffnbe 8emerfunasa ::
"unfere 2eier iInoen in elmer anbern
9paIte bic 8erbanoIungsn Der 0efeus
lbaft osr 9latipe QImeticans 3u Naf fbs
lngton, Die an Msbnfun uHb QItrcsans
aIss tbertrefen, mas BON bieltr WartbsD
nod au5gesanseu 1T. Tie sroBe Q'n3abI
Der 8etbeiIigten Die meite Nerbrsituns
Der 9ubanbIursen in een Mbisbldttern
Der Union; enbli6 Der unonuttise llm=
ltano, oa8 sesate ndb<snb Der angemei:
nen 0e(ddft61toduna Die @inpanoetuua
IN oen Seeltdbtn fd iibermdfia un0
orudeno anbduft, trOrcu6 Die Seinbe Der
Guropdsr rIGfpmnene QIusrifemafeu
|se9en eae Ginmanbernns entuebmen tbu:
nsn, 5et9en dbri9eu5 ooB BsI Iorenint pct
hserhaaonebmenoen GinfuB biefer 9)ar-
tbev 70 un9e9,i1ubst uno un8erebtfertigt
nibt flnp, rpie fte bon man6en 9el6iIosrt
mOrosn fno, fOroern bic 0ertbeisiser
freveu llm3u96re6tS uuo bilIiser 0tatu=
rah{atipnegeleee, insbefpuoere aub ben
ein8emauosrteu Geut(den orinseno ouf,
Die Io6nne ni1t mebr in Den @6uos Il,
Iesen, ionoern :pa6iataa unb eiferIhbtia
|euf 0le Grbaltuna oua atineiner Msnfbeu:
,ebrs i'll IeIu. 9}on oen 2sutfebeu Fam
pleIetbt in Der 5u WtttSburg am 18ten
OtfObes ab5uba!tenoeu Contention etlpas
Wa0euoe6 9s(6ebeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-09-23
gOeinounqen oie(er 3eitune.

der preis cisfer 3 3eitunsiit:e Gin
Gbalsr uuo ftnfunoSmon5is Gent
faroeu Sabrean9 in . prouSbe5 aA1 l.:
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