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BRIGHTON MARKET.
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Reported for The Yankee Farmer.
AT market 220 Beef Cattle, % yoke Working
Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 525 Sheep, 800 Swine.
PRlcrs. Beet Cate'rhe quality twas inferior
TO last week market but prices were giully sus.
tanned. we noticed few very prime Oxen sold
~ 1913 10 80; second quality SIS to $3.50 ;thrd
quality 81. to $3.50
Wo,hiHg 0ue@- 800, $IlO, $ll5, $I20, $l25,
$3.50, $l35, $3.50, and $16O
Cosos AID catoes. = $35, $40, $45, $50, So,
and $50.
sheep-Lols were sold at $3.50, So $3.50, So,
and $3.50.
Saoine- Lots to peddle were sold at Q cts for sows
and 10 cents for harrows at retail 10 cts for sows
and ! cts for barruws.
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In our mines, no explosion of any extent
has ever occurred, from the ignition Of innama.
bile gas. Such areas certainly TO he guarded
against MS the bursting OF steam boilers. The
safeguards in such are us simple as effective.
Lei the unfortunate event which has just oc
cured be n lesson md warning. as we are sure il
viii he; and if possible cause n more cnnstant g.
rigid observance of Tie rules which science and
experience have pointed out as the sure and un.
-errng guarantee of safety
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sAsMES, BLINDS & DOORS.


TENHE Subscriber would res pecfully inform the
4 public that he'continues TO manufacture the a
hove articles his old stand. and intends keeping
them constantly on hand for sale at the lowest
prices.
Window Sashes
of various kinds viz. common ovoio SASH lip ovo-
10 Sash, of all sizes, of Is, 90 and "a lights for
by 9 glass, from l 1-S to IA inches thick, to-
geher with new style Gothic Sash of 10 by IA
glass, 2 inches thick, calculated for splendid
houses and public buildings
Panel EeOOFs
of a, g and panels, consisting of those Of ] 8,
ID and g and inches thick, suitable for out
side and inside DOORS
Window blinds.
made in the best and latest style.
Uj'He would just say 10 those wishing foi the
above articles that Lis sash, blinds and doors
made OF the first rate stock in the latest style, and
by experienced workmen. Furthermore he will
sny to those building, that as he devoes his time TO
manufacturing the above articles, he thinks that it
would be for their advantage TO call aud purchase.
N. Is. Those wishing for certificates OF
mendation, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common by sashes will be sold for 3 cents
light
All orders by mail otherwise, punctually at
tended to. LINDORF MORRIS.
St. Johnsbury, March 20, 1899. S7-tf
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MORE BURNING ON THE FRONTIER

Last week we spoke briefly of de burning OF
ne other side of the Luke and al Alhurgh
But II appears now to have assumed II more
serious aspect and caused no ,le excite
nent among us, insomurh US there have been
several fires OH this side oil the lake within Il
week past.
On Friday night Inst, the Goth uli., II large barn
ana shed, the propertey o. Capt. Charles Miller
OF 81. Arnands West were destroyed by FIRE to-
geiher with all their contents, consisting of eighr
horses ten COWS, one yoke of oxen, five calves
ana considerable quantity Of hay. On the
night following large barn, belonging 10 John
Barr, Esq, in High gate, containing forty tons OF
hay, was burnt. And on he night aiier 1t large
barn, belonging to John Stimiis, Esq, in High.
gate, containing twelve IONS of hay was DIES.
troyed. Thus making three fires in three sue
cessve nights, und two of them on this side OF
the line.
The citizens OF Highga,e being alarmed at
The burning of Mr. Barrs barn, liavo kept a
watch over their property every night since.
OnS the sa,ne night that Mr. Stinil's burn was
burnt, attempts were made by the incenduries
upon ralother's, on this side of the line but
finding them guarded they did not accomplish
so much as they otherwise would. A Mr. Brew
or, who was on the lookout about his buildings,
was hrGd upon by three men with The Loyal Voi.
Unfeer caps on, upon which he returned tie fire,
all without effect AT another place II gang we're
seen approaching 10y some men who were
watching inside IA barn and who were well pre-
pared 10 give the assi,Ilunls ,odrm receptions; the
women from the house however, percevug them
az proacbing, vociferaied loudly, There they
come, there they come!" when the marauders
took to their hecls ......
The people of Highgate nre well armed, and
keep up strict watch, which will not be inter.
mitIed while danger is supposed 10 exist. They
are assisted TO some extent by volunteers from
neighhoring towns. A special messenger has
been sent 10 Governor Jennson, and also 10 the
commanding officer at Platlsl,Irgi.
public meeting was held mt Hghgate OH
Tuesday. We learn that resolutions, expressive
oil strong indignation at the outrages on either
side of the line were pissed. and determination
to ferret out, ifby any means pracli-
cable, the perpetrators. Public sentiment is set
lied very strong against the commission of such
crimes as we have recorded above, whether north
or south OF this lnne.-.I .4lbans Messenger.
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ST, JORNSBURY
IL Il Nl a u " 6 " RR Z M q Ep VIZ

Wis Institution will be opened on the FIRST
II WEDNESDAY in MAY, under the superin-
lendence of lis late Principal Miss BRADLEE.-
The assduous attention of Miss Il. to the interests
OF her pupils the last season. and the ability with
which she discharged the duties of her station, are
the best guaranty for the Improvement of young
assure the public that every facility will be afforded
for the mental and moral culture of the pupils which
is found in the most favored institutions in the
State
Instruction will be given in the following branch
es:-Reading, Orthography, Arithmetic, Grammar,
Geography, History, Rhetoric, Composition, Natu.
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Astronomy,
Mental Philosophy, Logic aud Geometry. Also,
French, Italian, Latin and Greek Languages.
Instruction in Music by Miss PADDOCK.
+ /: $$$4]SiSSsSSS;sss, Committee.
March IL, 1880 S4-tf
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GJIhe Legislature of Maine adjourned on
Monday morning last The Governor has approx
ed of 30 acts and l26 resolves. ..- .-
The expenses Of this session, and Of the 4" Mnda
waska war" are estimated at two millions OF dol
iars, for the last ofwhch no eifecuaI provision APP
pears to have been made. The troops have been
discharged from the service without pay, and The
State viii groan Tor years to come under The accu-
muIated demands upon the treasury, for the expen-
SEES of an expedition for the protection of the non
or and the property of the State, both Of which
have in effect been sold to the British by the Fed
eral Administration. BY the terms of the arrange
ment the British in possession of by far the
larger part Of the disputed territory, and are per
mtcd 10 remain, until the question il settled
which will not be 10 the end of Time, unless more
rapid progress is made than has been for the last
ten years, by Van Buren, and Jackson.--N III.
Statesman.
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"over all the British provinces in North Ameri
cn, which plan, il seen 5, was approved Of thirty
| tour years ago by the Queen of England &
| iather, Then Duke OF Kent
| Lord Dnrhnm therefore " without hesi talion
recommends The introduction of Bill into Par
lament for repeating the 3Ist OF Geo. IiIrcs0r-
| ing the union of the Canadas under one Legisla-
lure aud re constituting them as one Province,
| with provisions To admit, with the consent ofthe
wo Canadas, or their Legislature, any or Fall of
| 'he o,her N. A. Colonies on application of the
| Legislature thereof. II parliamentary commission
should he appointed for the purpose of forming
| electoral divisions, and determining the number
| of members 10 bereturned, near as may he
| ain proportion 10 populations" with temporary
power TO the governor OF suspending by procla-
nIntion The issue Of writs' for the electoral dis
tricts "receny Tho seats of rebellion"
Lord d. considers the present constitution Of
The Legislative councils of those provinces Gin.
! consistent with sound principles" 1t will he
therefore necessary that Parliament should re-
wise the constitution OF their bodies. The re.
port recommends, without entering into details
"a plan Of local government 5y elective bodies
subordinate 10 the general legislature, and eXer-
csing IL complete control over such local affairs
as do come within Province of general lcgsla-
ton" These municipalities he suggests, should
be formed Ivy act OF the British Parliament.
A general executive, son an improved prin-
ciple,' not explained, together with supreme
court of appeal, for all The N. A. Colonies and
The entire administration of the public lands by
an Imperial authority, are next recommended.
All the revenues OF The crown except those
derived from lapds TO he al once given up to the
United Legislature,on concession of an adequate
Civil List. The responsibility of the Colonial
unctonaries except the Governor and his Sec
rotary, TO the unie,l Legislature are strongly
dweh upon-and the governor il is added should
carry on his government hy heads of depart
menis in whom the Legislature place confidence
Ia sort Of Colonial Mnisry.]
The Judges, he says, should hold office dur
ing good behaviour, with permanent salaries as
IN England. No money ootes TO originate IN the
Legislature tcithom the previous consent Of the
Croacn Past provisions with respect TO clergy
reserves, and the application of funds arising
from them, TO he repealed. The Report con
clndcs 10y inpressing on Ministers the Necessity
OF "a prompt and decisive settlement of the itn-
portaut question. ~ Y. Express
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Notice lgosIce !

A LII demands due Rev. SCION MARTIN, in
"A Concord, now the hands of the subscri-
Der. Those who DESTROYS of settling their sub
scription, without cost, must apply before The 18th
of April next. Those who neglect TO do SO, will
find theirs in the hands of an Attorney.
J. G. DARLING.
Concord, March 10, 1889 s6-3w
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Window blinds
Eseal Estate ae Auction.

w reserve, on the 80 April next, at ! o'clock
p. M. at the premises, the REAL ESTATE, in
Danville Village, called the PORTER PLACE,
being '}-4th of an acre, with three dwelling houses
and barn thereon. Terms liberal except small
portion In hand II will go cheap-a good chance
buy for profit. w. MATTOCKS, Agent.
Danvlo, 14th Feb. 1889. S5S3w
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uTThe writer of the following Letter requests
that il should be published in connection with the
resolutions annexed
'. Barnet March %, 1899.
Mr. CHADwIcK:-Pease publish IN your paper
the several resolutions "of the Preachers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church orDanville District, as
published in the North Star of the 10Th inst
heartily approve Of said resolutions an d do hope
that the REQ. Gentlemen of all other denominations
throughout our country, will toe the mark, and no
longer countenance or encourage the common use
OF the Liquid Ruin among their commandments. S.
They, in my opinion, from the Hoyd are neither
"approb@ted" nor tiicenc1d" to administer the Or
dnances to such make frequent use of inloxicat-
ing drinks; and at Common Law had ought to be
indicted torso doing So long as ministers OF the
Gospel ustify themselves in doing, so long will
the civil authority appreciate, aad the Court icence
the traffic in Deadly Ruin: No reasonable man can
expect that civil society will chalk higher in point
OF good morals than the religious community.
Yours with respect, HENRY STEVENS.
AT me citing of the Preachers Of the Methods,
Episcopal Church of Danville District holden on
The 9Th and 9Th March, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That we rejoice in tho success which
has attended the Temperance cause and that we
will renew our efforts to hasten the universal tri
umph Of this branch OF moral reform.
Resolved That we will rally around the doctrine
Of "tota abstinence fom all that intoxicated
and by precept and example, present this as the
standard of moral purity on this subject
And, whereas The disc pine of our Church makes
drunkenness, or drinking sprituous liquors. (unless
IN cases OF necessity crime Cor which II person
should he debarred the privileges of the Church
And wherens the testimony of ply sicians on the
use ofthe same pronounces it always injurious to
person in heallh and least of no benefit TO per.
sons in most cases of sickness
Therefore, Resolved, That it is inconsistent for
any person to be member of our Church who is
in the habitnal of Intoxicating drinks, and
hence moons stent for any Of preachers TO ad-
minister the holy Communion to any such person.
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.
SeM gE9a yMWSYs6aY e

EAS taken room at WILCOX'S HOTEL on
n Il ST. Juhnsbury Plain, where he IL ready to
Portraits in neat, correct and satisfactory
manner, and he doubts not will be able to give fluff
satisfaction to all those who may be DESTROYS Of en-
ployne him in his line Of business.
NJ Persons desired TO call upon him and
anime specimens Of his work
AprIl T. 1899 SO
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ford, April d, 1899

Waterford, April 4, 1889
The subscriber would through the medium of
your paper express bis gratitude TO tho members of
his church and Congregation, who nnve contributed
$50 to constitute him an honorary member of The
A. b. &. f. Missions; well ar for their other oft
repeated expressions of kindness aud affection To
himself and family. May this expression of al
tachment TO the missionary cause, and those tok
uI regard to their unworthy pastor be rewarded u
hundred fold into their owl business, and lead him
to labor more faithfully and afrcuonatelv for their
spiritual good THOMAS HALL.
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The CuadiYafnr.

G.. ]. q b. BUNDY would also inform the pub
lie that they are now manufacturing, and have on
hand large number OF CULTIVATORS, a new
article not Heretofore introduced in this country
designed for pulverizing and flung the land for
crop and for wedding corn and potatoes, which, as
labor saving implement of husbandry, is not ex-
ceeded by any other invention.
Lyndon Corner, March 1S, 1899. S5-6w
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Great Inuention.--A man in Franklin county,
Ohio, has invented pair of walking untensis,
which he calls "skippers.' by which man can
run over the ground at 10 knots an hour, for ten
honrs.-TlIey are mades somewhat on the plan
of the steel springs of carriage Cincinnati
.Netcs.
That must be glorious news for leg treasurers.
Prentice.
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The Fredericton Sentinel contains cores.
pondence between the British Minister at WASH
ington and The Governor of New Brunswick, O.
lIciied 10y copy OF the correspondence, between
MIR Secretary FORSYTH and Her Maiesty's Minis
ter In Tins correspondence, Sir John Harvey
avows his intention To retain military possession
at that part OF the disputed territory which Will
"keep open the communication with Quebec,
and protect Ike Madawaska until further in
Government
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

u Tho New York Courier and the New Yorl,
American propose that the Wings should unite up.
on Gen. Scott, candidate for the Presidency
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LYCEUM-next Wednesday evening. Cues
Inch is the greater Stimulus to action, the
hope Of regard or the fear OF punishment
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Ernm A Wnrden ESn

From A, Warden, Esq.
This may certify that l. have used q. J. 81 b,
Bundy's No. Plough, and give it the preference
TO any other plough manufactured in this county.
1t lays the ground smoother and carries good width
Of work ANDREW WARDEN.
Ryegate, Sept. 90, 1888
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neck, on which was engraved 81 am Wanda, the
slave of Cedric tho Saxton." lie stood erect.
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FARMERS! LOOK! LOOK!
G.. y. 81 lib. HSgsndy

CONTINUE 10 manufacture at thor establish
~ ment at Lyndon Corner, their superior and
lately improved
PEDUGEHS
OF three different sizes, accom- nodae to the diff.
ferent purposes of agriculture. 1t is little more
than one year since these Ploughs have been intro
duced TO the public use, and though other Poughs
in this section. have had popular names to recon
mend them, yet the manufacturers confidently be-
lieve, in common with those who have proved the
utility Of then Ploughs by actual use, that they
not inferior TO any Plough made in New ngland.
And we respectfully invite the farmers to cali at
our establishment and examine for themselves
During the past winter have made valuable
improvement in Plough No. l, that it will crave
the ground more readily than before.
The following certificates Of individuals who
have used our Ploughs given to the public that
they may judge Of their merits:
From Hon. J. II. Ingalls,.
This may certify that have been farmer for
many years and have used many different Ploughs,
and of lae have used one of G. j. q b. Bundy's
grass Ploughs made in Lyndon, which think is
the best plough have ever used for breaking up,
and would recommend said Plougbs to farmers who
wish TO purchase. JOSEPH II. INGALLS,
Lyndon, Sept 81, 1885
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A1or Sale at this Office,
SURVEYORS BLANKS, M
BLANK NOTES,
BLANK DEEDS, March l 1880
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TONTlNUE 10 manufacture at thoir establish
" ment at Lyndon Corner their superior and
lately improved
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GJ'The writer of the following Letter requests
that it should be published in connection with the
resolutions annexed.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-05

roe @anntD; 8aptiften tn 9lnrora, pprs
ta9e it1etbpbtftildye episeppaIiIdbe Rirdje
BON Meotna; erite &ird)e Der 5inqer tr
Seotoro. eaDabo9a @anntD; n5rOlid,e
teuttde lntbertfcbe &irhe III Cincinnati F.:
spresbDtertantld1e tn Steubenpttle Sos
lem Salnlhip 8aptilten tn Musfinoru,
8naoentlrde tn Mauu,ee @ttD, @ci,ore.
|9dttcnalftrde ilnb @emeinbe in S,1ntina,
oon, eoratu; @arben uno Ieifrn Ser
@hrllftlrd'e IN Surcn, Do Der 9Inbredsfirs
de IN GlDrla, gcratn, metboSilfifth. .enis>
cpraltlhe Stride bon cSpbnstoun qifimo.
8apttltenfirde bon perrpsburo mnSS
@auntD, presbDterianer in banOner Sn.
|Iumbtana; @cn9regattonale in qSfain
QScoo @auntn lntpuflaee Der RirdeWer
Srlloer in @hrtftc Selu, lit 9Pufdcrier.
ETatrfeto, metbobififde episcppalild,e
Stride Der @ttp Columbus, ct. Neter
fatheltNhe Stride tnBcIipar, 3uscardtpos
@auntD, Congregational @emetnbe ,,r
Crop, 9eau9a, YresbDteriauer in Brptt.
ION, Durpn ct. Marienftrde ,u gHariets
ia; presbDterianer in Weif Carlisle
eoshecten, oereinte reformirte gemeitee
ut Warttnsburg, &npr @auntD, cSobau,
nestlrde in 9Bafen,an, Ouron, ortbobpre
presbptertaner tn Sreberifstaun, &nors
glAertellt9en &lrhe 3u 9Dortsmoutb, tent,
ihe Srteoen6 reformirte unb eyonoeIiife
lutberside Stride tn @larf @auutp, llniprr
teutlhe refcrmirte in @larf, csinaerfirbe
ut Gucllo, @uDabcga, @onareaatiouoI in
parma, @uDabc9a, ct. 8arnabasfird,e
m ytsus0a9erstaun, @arrpa, 2te Vresbut.
IN Herpart, Spren9eI oerSt. 9lbansfir.
DE, Watthensfirde in Nenbifon. Npus,
ttn9um, Congregational @emeinbe tn
Noot1, eoratn, DresbYterianer in Nea[o.
ga, WsOnroe, teutfde epanseIiiobe prpte.
ltantslde Stride ct, Spbannes, in Weasi[>
lon,, Start @auntD, 8aptt(tenfird,e in
ISt, sllbans, etdtng, er( he epanaeIifd,e
sntherIlbe Slrhe gu Strasbura, Susca,
ramas, metbpetftifh ,episccpaliid Stride
ooH 9ran9er in Webina, Do il. Sros.
burg, Briloer tn@brtftofirde ebenbafelbft.
Sapttltenflrde slt MiQtriee, Delatpare,
%. gu SunburD, Delaware, erffe Dres.
optertanertlrhe su Strasbura, gaptiften.
tlrde Sbriitt tn BMcDrus, @rapforb 60.
IWetteo'lten9emelnoe ;u gpansport, lite
method. eptse. Stride su GIeoelano, Ser.
Srltoer in @brifosirhe In GircIepi[le.
oere'nte reformirte Rirhe 3u Rncrpile,
Seferion, 2te presbDt. @emetube III 60.
lumous, methc. episcpp Rirhe BON lls
Ir1dsptue, 5uscalawas, proteffantilcbs
ep'scopdllide Stride BON GEeoelanb.
CBefhluB ndhffe Bod,e.)
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T g r a s..

Der 0anbel bon geras nitnmt anebns
lid sii. Bereits iffetis SdiF btreft 1ctt
Qtnerpcrt NIT Waareniit @ulnefcn anses
foran,eiL no es cine 9aou19 bon Banias
tpoue einnebn,en tpirb. Dret 9rcBe Dctels
fin0 sesentpdrtie Ii, @ulDeffcn tnt Baue.
9dd,t nainber tbdtis ais bic prtpaten lit
iiniere Regiernt1g. SIR trerbent In Gars
5eni eiue fleine Geenad1t babeit, ba niebs
rere fur ben Staat I'M Baue befnoiihe
GriegSidife tbrer Beenbigitn9 ltabe ilno.
Jilit9e Seecaceterl bon ben Der. Staateit
spiarbsu spphtthan IN niefem fIeiasn Staa.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-05

Der beriitnte pplnild,e Sen. gfr,D.
|nefe, benz prag gum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an,
|9etpiefen tporeen mar, III, NIT Oulfe zines
anbere1 poInifden SfFsiers, uno anaebs
lid, auf ginlabnng Der bel9ifben 9feaies
|rnns, nah 8el9ten entHcben unb bat
bort cine Befehlsbaberifeue lit Der 9lrtnee
erbalten. Die preuBtfde unb 6lfreihift,e
@efanoten fcrberten ipsleid inBriiBei lire
gntla8nng, bic linen oenn alh phne 36.
germ getpdbrt ipnrbe. Der Dffreidiid,e
slmbaBabenr illierreidte Derber cine 92cte
bes Sirf Wetternid, Die cine lebr ld,arfe
feinbltde9 9elInnun9 ausbridelt foa. Die
bel9iihe Hesierilng fanbte an itre @es
fanDten tn Mien ilno 8erIitt Gcurtere.
nm le ebenfalls bon ibren polten ab,us
berufen. ls s'l \
pren6en ccncentrirt an Der belaiid,en
8rdnse Elm bebeuteubes 8eobahfunass
beer !; bas erife aufsebot Der preuBifden
RbeiaproyiuS 1T inter Wa1su 9erufrn.
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Das Soma Sc btet.-Sn ct Qcuie
WiB 1T unldn9ff 0err8au 9Intperp, Gin,
nebmer Der Ofentlihen geIoer BON Bur
lln9ton i'm Soma @ebiet, eineetrpffen uno
bat In oprtt9er Saut filr bieSase ben gsr.
Staaten Die summe BON S345, 600 oepps
nirt. ~. -
Die eanocfFce 3u 8urlinatou ,purbe,
am 1lfen Sctcber oes oprtqen 3qbree
|auf9ettan, nnb felt btsIer 3etf, alto nid,t
I9an5 in 6 Wcnaten, fir oertaufte edube.
reten ,nebr als Ole Summe BON $4OO 600
e1n9enomtnenj tpcrpn 8 100, 600 in Gil.
Der, $4,000 in @ole lnb Der 9Pelt in
Sdostar1erncten, in J1ctelt ber Stnatss
banten bon WiBruri uno Gttinpts uub in
Wilttdrs eanoifrips beffanc. Dte ginnats
me In @olo 1T in' 8erbdItniB ;u anbern
sanodmtern ungepObnlih grpB. gRebr
als bret 8lertbetle oes QanSes fpurbe an
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bis jest in ben Warft sefommen, unb bas
ubrlge 1T beretts eben 70 fart anaeIIeoeIt,
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BON burlington, uno ;tpar meif 9nnb BON
oprsit9Iiher @ilte. - -. ( -.
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ttaeb. benz Sospa @ebiet, 70 baB man NIT
3uoerfht pcrausiageu fam, bag stpet
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Ne9terun9 an, bas 1T am 4ten SuIi 1910.
nod mehr Gintpcbner oprbanben ieir
tperoen, als CUR 3ulasung sScipa's als
Staat III Der @onf liberation erfcroerIid,
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mad Sphnfcn @auntp Is bis 80 geeilen
l'cropettltd, BON 8lcomefelo Derlest pers
oen, nno Slscmefelo am Mieieippt Der
pauptplaB eaflir feyn. CSlty. besWes.