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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16
DES. e.. R. PHELPS
COMPOUND
I o H. O PILLS,
EENTLRELY VEGETABLE,1
new and valuable remedy for all diseases
arising from impurities of the blood,
Morbid secretiOns of the Liver
and Stomach.
[ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,1

@~SA"A~ 0OSAOtiOHS Oh the Liver
and Stomach.
Also, SUBSTITUTE for CAIOMEL, as a CATHARTIC
in FEVERS, and all Bilious diseases, and
for ordinary Family Physc.
This popular Medicine which has received such general
appreciation aremedy for Dyspepsia Bilious and field
Stomachs, Ja,aadice, Heartburn, Costueness, Head
ache SC. &c. and which is prescribed by many of the
respectable Physicians is for sale by authorized
in most of the in the United Sates and wholesale
by the Proprictors, Hartford, Conn.,
few only of the latest certificates be inserted here
for others large pamphlets just published
New Haven, Ohio, Dec. 18th. 1888.
Gentlemen,-S the very high estimation held forth
by the Agent in this sccon and by those who had the OPP
porunity of trying Dr. Phelps Compound Tomato Pills
and being under belief Of the firm having restored healthy
secretions of the ganduar system than by
ing the Tomato Apple vegetable have been indnc-
ed try this medicine in various diseases In the Autumn
nal nermtens prevalent in this section of the States,
have doubt Dr. Phelps Compound Tomato Pills will, in
great MEASURE if entirely superSede the use Of CAL
oMEJ believe that in diseased liver they more
prompt in their effect, and efficient, Caomel-I have
tried them in various other diseases, rheumatism Dys
pepsia, Jaundce, &C., with the most happy effects As
far my knowledge extends have no hesitancy in rec
ommendng them highly valuable Family Medicine.
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16
From the Ret. J. NJ Sprague, Pastor of the fourt
Congregational Church, Hartford, Conn.

From the Ret. J. NJ Sprague, Pastor of the fourth
Congreg ational Church, Hartford, Conn.
Dr. G. r. Phelps
Sr-For several years past have found it we'll to keep
in my family bottle of oil and other simple medi-
cines, and doubt Their timely has been greatly
fetal in preserving health. For time past have
made of your Compound Tomato Pills, substitute
for those medicines, and have been much pleased with
their mild yet effective operation, that they have become
our family medicine while others have been laid aside.
prefer them for myself and Children any other medicine
have used the irregularities of the stomach
and bowels. Yours, &c. l. N. SPRAGUE.
The following Letter, just received illustrates in in
teresng manner, the applicability of this medicine Tu-
and scrofuous swellngs and is another evidence
its effects alternative. in changing the action of the
glandar and absorbent systems and in renovang the
constitution impaired by protracted disease although in
some cases may take considerable time Gas does for all
remedies which operate aernatiues produce its full
and complete effects.
The accompanying remarks of Messrs Chesebrough &
Leonard, will show that the statement of Mr. Vredenburgh
entitled to full confidence and s without exaggera-
ton.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16
EMERY A. ALLEN,
(9BooR, @3a',eY g88sttes Sr,es,

ED NEs E VI NJ III Z9
AVING procured from Boston NEW and elegant founts
II s. of the most FASHIONABLE TYPE, is prepared to
prosecute the above business in all its branches and has
hesitation in saying that all work entrusted to him will
be executed in INFERIOR to that of anv 9TH
er establishment in VERMONT.
III Office, door from the Post dice state st.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16

TOM ERlNOS, cheaper than ever, may be found at
lVL JEWET'T, HOWES & CO.'S.
Sept. 81 39:3wis
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16
Attention Artillery Companies

Estate sreet, opposite the Bank,)
EMAS this day received from NETWORK, Scarlet
e. r. Broad Cloth, for Military Companies Uniforms Ar
tilery Buttons Yellow Wings for Sargeants, Red Cock
feathers, Red Pompoms, Red IL inch Vulture Plumes,
Yellow Lace, Yellow Epauetts, Red Sashes &C. for sale
cheap for cash.
so doz Infantry Hat Plates, White Cock feathers White
Wings for Sargeants, IL inch White Vulture Plumes,
Swords and Belts, Flat Eagle Buttons Laces, Epauetts,
&C. for sale cheap for cash.
Montpelier, June 10, 1889 24H
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16
MISCEL L A N ECU S

Extract fran speech. Of Me' Req. Mr.. Kirk at the
Chatham Street Chapel October, Isl, before tie
Young Mems Total abstinence Society Of
Ney York. s
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-08
BY ORSON S. M U R r A Y !.
TERMS.

r7The VERMONT TELEGRAPH is published
LILY. nj 80 90 year, payable within four months
49, faur months and within eight, $2,2o-aiter
EIGHT rItf months and within the year, $3.50.
~ To companies who receive twelve or more
comics in ono bundle, and pay within four nontns,
St 81 .5O-aer four months, TO rise as above Sl'o
within eight months, &c.
NJ Agents, who procure and pay Tor SIX SUP
scribers, are entitled to the seventh copy gra'iS'
~ No paper to be discontinued until arre1rages
arc paid, except at the discretion OF the PuDisher'
10 All letters, TO secure attention. must come
postage paid.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-08
FIuucred your Volsces IN COrioli
4yo0s 4 did If

for him, saw, all aboi.ionists whether
Young or old, should cherish the most
lively regard "a regard exactly common
suraIe, in the depth and intensity Of lis
emotion. with the love which they bearto
the cause of the suffering ard the. dumb.
and the hone they have Of Witnessing It's
pcaceluI and beneficent triumph.
Cou,d | meet with your Convention.
called as il is, TO re-asseu the doctrines OF
the revolution, and carry out the princi-
pies maintained by those who died TO
establish them, and whose bones rest ~
honored graves among you; and, as |
contemplated what our Liberties cost, and
how nearly they have been devoured by
the vuI,ure Of southern desrotism, drink
in The breez. that had blown over the
plains of Lexington and Concord, | should
feel to The full the sutlimily and glory OF
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
CorRTSIIIp

49, = ~ ffAtf fF~- 81 HfffAMAA MAh@MfH
eoh Laura : wil no,hmg | bring thee
Est soiiru shosn look d dtSdain
Arr the tonga % Affection sing shoe.
AZ aooa.od "a b sung illeo IA yaia
! asfl thsc, fiIrat aud d.srvsi,
4 treasure, lhr Firh 4 I'm aorth
! a,ii ''iev iogc. ibc s;ncsfrss,
Iate arms . EEK glo@ed upou EARTH"
D. ,lso ns.seu naughty look liaginr.
>Aid, "Cessc ms compassion 10 move
~ i'm nps fsgy partial - singiag.
Aaa 'acytv poor whose eolc Treasure - l51s =
w na'se ulli - ssplrd.el IL ssory;
Of thse, dearest, ny aanse,
nfe ilag.n - Che pfosd 6rid gi elnrs
oh laura. efiUT etafu 80 ma fame
lYlae iaev sssaI ltssl sslorcs lhse.
Aa4 iagps ihrr shereytl thos, ari.
N3eh iatills - IL inbass i trisss ti.se
az 'enAsiaesa ,resh frgn ihe hsar~
D., ,be msl.sa sa.i, % c'esse 10 lsapostune.
Gtte Nupla 'tte uas ~ ha wtHgs
Al, famSs ai pattal eHlne--
And hcAis arc sls5 sAs4e.ess ih."~-
son tassa. ssfgisr " I've spoken
Too aoi8jF 1--naY. f8fp ncs assay
~ mY heart w,ih afib95ssn IL bf9seh--
Y aac)e sse8 ealY to-day
b. anss lh+ aAhui. a. he ea8si
y ya#lh aigh assacilan aaA carr.
Ni Hssiiaesl whc ssuasy trfts asse,--
lIas--lissl--su& ---hsa--lea- ~ssa--hss--hr.f
42i she majfsa sal5. wrep na,, ancercss
ht hssft has hs.sa yaa# u slsag
ot, b fb ara 81 treasure ihs drawst,-
ua E-awfa. 20 oa tili soar song
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20
woMAN'S RIGHTS

Al the court leet of the Crown Manor
of Presteisn, the niece of the late bellnian
and crier proposed TO become a candidate
for the Office. The steward of the manor
objected 10 her because she was woman.
To which she replied, GOD bless you,
sir, that's no reason; haven't We woman
for king " The simplicity and readi.
ness of the reply induced the steward TO
admit her as candidate aud on a show
of hands, she was unanimously elected. 49,
Worcester (Eag'Gadl Joaraal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20
TmE tMERs

"Aai shp wt.i = us brds,
- ti,s siisf isa'il give hef
TIE lnss ihAt a fn8 rstFr
D.; beas,!ss ,.sorNet.
Tae Wufli msy lh,hk arr guy,
Fof ny aei,use ! sspp'hs4.
o. ihoa hass tecn iho c1ns
~ tits angtssh. taY Mo'hct
The rom was small, ba, the spIcnjid and
Almost oriental style of nagnifccncc with
.salrhii vas furnished. loll no. doub, that
Vas the boudo,r 81 some favori,c oS for
sae the carpet n thick md soh, thu, the
ses,y tread Of the mailed warrior could
Ut BE- dtt'igushrd from the soft fairy tread
beauty; ihr low and selvc, covered
'e0ches, the large mirrors, the splendid
'riures, whose style bespoke them from
% lcss masters Than 'rlrian or Claude The
tlfble tables, the t,ch curtains, all spoke Of
Nalih, taste, aBd elegance. But wilh this
s'endor there was u certain something,
Sach told tho inmate was careless or IN.
tssfeui TO it all. On small centre table
q lts puresi Italian marble, stood n rich
la',elalu vase filled with rare oxolIcs: hd,
A'Y looked nearly aithereI--books aud
'csss'ogs strcwed the table, bot they too
~ untouched and uuopencd--a guilar and
harp Stood AGAR. bat several Of the strings
both we're broken. Ga beautifully ar.
nosed Toilet table lay cesket Of rich aud
FstSilng gcfns---ihc cayke; was half UPSET,
lad many Of tic lfiukeis sifcwrd about 10
saiasion. Turn now from this minuna,
81 look nj the inhnhtnut Of this apart
Do', aud tel me s happiness d@eils with
'ahh and splcndovr. On low crimson
Woman rcclued fair being who might
,''e been thought to be as iuaninato as
70 ohIcc's around her, exccp, for The low
a~'ouale sob that al times buts, from her
SON, as 1t hor very heart was breaking
We vas even IN her sorrow an cxqnlsIiely
Alolul creature: hor fairy aud perfect
@'n the infant like delicacy and purity al
~ complcslcn; her head OF Grccian like
.galy ihe profusion Of dark curls; which
Endowed without concealtug the inicllcc'
,'t' ovehuess Of her pale tacc, all bespoke
.s' lovely she bad apparently just return.
y rom ball or party, It one could Judge
= 'be elegance and costumes on her dress
'ueh was Of h,c sllscrcd Grape, confined
" 'he wrists and whist by bracelets aud d
s'ole Of pearls, with rich twisted neck
acc and pendants Of the same pearl ban
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20
T.. J. HoIton, Proprietor and Pusiisher.
TERMS.

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Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, if not paid within
three months
Three Doi'ats, if not paid until the end of the
year.
No paper discontinued until all arrcarages arc
paid except at the option of The Editor.
Advertisements inserted at One Dollar pcr
square lid hass or less tAis sized tune for The
FIRST insertion, aud % cents for each Continuance
Court advertisements ard sheriff. Sales charged
% per cent. higher aud deduction Of 3si per
cent. viii DC made from the regular prices, for ad.
yertsers BY the year. Advertisements ordered IN
the inside every ubllcallo8--oT inserted othersisc
than regularly, TO BE- charged new every insertion
AGENTS.
Col u. NJ. Cochran, heckleuburg. N. c.
Chas. W. Harris NH Grove. N. a.
X. w. Allison, coaS0fd, N. {.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20
ADELE.

Matrimonial Balance. Not long since
reverend Clergyman in Vermont, beng
Apr. hensivo that the accumulated weight
Of snow upon the roof of his barn might do
some damage, vas resolved 10 prevent 1t,
by seasonably shoyelIing II of. He there.
fore assembled to II, having first, for fear the
suow mgat all slide of at once, and hun
self with il, fastened 10 his wais, one end OF
rope, aud given the other 10 his vile
He went to work, but fearing still for his
safety. "My dear said he, "ue the rope
round your waist" No sooner had she
done this than of went the snow, poor min.
lister and all, aud up went his wife. Thus
ON one side of the barn the aston,shed aud
conlounded Clergyman hung, but on the 9th.
er side hung his wiic, high aud dry, in ma.
lesly sublime, dlnghng aud dangling at the
epd Of The rope. AT that moment, however,
gentleman, luckily passing by, delivered
them from their perilous situations.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-20

TIE W1t,A-As the vine which has long
twned It's graceful foliage about the oak,
and been raised BY il into sunshine, will,
when the sturdy plant is rlven by the thnn.
derbolt, cling round it with its caressiug
tendrls, binding up tho shattered boughs
and supporting the dropping limbs. So i,
is beautifully ordered that woman, who is
simply the oruameu; and dependant of man
in his happier hours, should become his so.
lace and support when smitten with sudden
calamitles, cheering the dropping spirits aud
biudiag up the broken hoart.-lv. FIRING.
81 have seen rich mans son begin
where his father left of, and end where his
father began-pennytess,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
NOLU Me NLN, MBER 9.

and That Co., proof oi ra-h vote D, certificate Of tie
respective district clerks sdd,es.ed to the seller, Men.
TuOS Il. PALMER, SECRETARY.
Amos Cfcr.n. Nmo. Hitchcock, 4 q. Dana, 4. T.
Bogur. y ID thnotA, JrHirv BARNS. Wn Bcac.
JON. Naruct. l.hn q Newell German ilIspdce u
IHchatdsoo. u Halt Jt Abraham Oven Com mtfio,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

PARTY SrrriplN. A Mr. Morris introduced
protle'no IN the Missouri Legislature on n bank
charter that the bank should not redeem any OF its
$50 notes when the likeness OF jackson, Nnn b.
tcn, Demon, az Linn, WINS cut of or doiaccd.
warm debate cnsucd. wAch resulted in the with
draWdl Of tn" absurd proposition. 1t would have
been capital provision Cor the honk which wonid
have had icw bills to redeem - N,,ra,k Aiv.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

AroTnrGus or DIoGrNEs. lie called bad
singer Mr. Cock being asked The reason, no said,
his notes arr the signal Tor general rising
a hypoctt,nl scoundfcl Inscribed over his door.
Let nothing evil enter here Diogcncs wrote I'M
der IT, 'bY what door does the nv ncr come in
Seeing a wicked boy throwing stones at The gal
lows, he observed, We'll aimed, boy 700 viii hit
that mark at last.
Bcina asked Int WIS tho bcs, hour for dinner,
he replied, for the Iich when they please for the
poor, when they can e-'Ss
Seeing q scoldng wife who hod hanged herself
an olive tree, he exclaimed, o that all ,tcos
would bear such fruit
Being asked by n student Of natural history,
what was the worst beast he replied, of the wild,
a sanJcrct, of the tame, ilo'torcr.'
Seeing tho son ofn courtczan throwing soncs
at crowd, he called out, Take care, boy, les,
you hll your father
Hearing handsome youth speak fou.hly no
exclaimed what shnmc 10 rec lcaden sword
drawn from an ivory scabbard.'
Seeing unsAl,nl archer shooting. he went
and sat down by the target, declaring it the only
place Of safety y. J. LIT. Gds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

FAlrH ,ND WoGWs A worthy son ofthc church
IN The West Nitiiaud~ who h,d peculiar opinions
tduchng the 1pli assurance Of faith having
sion TO cross o ferry awaited himself Of the oppor-
iunny To lnicrrogale the Gontmab TO the grounds
Of his belief assuring him II he had faith no was
certain Of a blessed Immortality. The man Of oar
said be had always entertained different notion
Of The subject, aud legged TO give m illustration
Of bio opinion. Let us suppose. SAID The ferry
mon, that ono of these oars is called faith and tho
other works, and iry their several ncrils.' hccor-
dipgly, throwing down one oar in the boat, be pro-
cocd"d 10 poll the other w,th all his strength, upon
which The boat turned around aud made no way
Now, said hc, YOU perceive airb won't do let us
try il works eau. Selling the other oar and CIV
lng 1t the same iral the consequence cnsued.-
WORKS eaJd he YOU don't do either lot ~
try them together The rrsIt was successful,
ite boat sect through the wb,os, and soon reached
thc wished for haven. This slid the honest Ter.
ryman 'ia the way boy which hope 10 be waited o.
$40 the ironblod waters oftls world TO the peace
f.l slote Of immortality
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

"Why don't you rcsuma specie payments 2 Gays
Gov Nc Mott to the Brandon Bank PAY me the
s 5000 that You owe me, uud | will resume to-
morrow responds the bonk to his iocoloco excel
ioncy.- L,uisrHe jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

HucEwngtr CAKE-.-if ony lady ofour D.
Gpa'ulnD.e vii ny the olioving receipt, and l't
us tuow vhcn the tancr Is ready, we vill pose
iHaem"o' on 30 40 person. Being an cpicurc IN 10"
urI.If $50 shuuId Ike ~ teeth TO three plot
lucaahca' flour m,zcd into batter rdd one tr'
-guon Cd. ol carbonate o. soda. dissolved in ls"
monuc, dr,t opp'y the carbonate, stIr the La"rr
SELL md ti.rn put 10 The gcd-thus he uso Of goa
.- co.ifey -upeicedeL, cakes 'us light as fr.thr
afe onsnto1. One great advantage b., thet
bats 10 ready Tor baking Don 90 il 10 mod.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

s.Ug,',r,g,,. "A mysterious ali.ir happened 90
Springfield Mis-s, oo the 1871 Oh. which has ESQ.,.
rI considerable ogc.r~inrui there. young 90,
named Ba. L., Hyaaa recently from Hrosbueo 100
tnis corniy. was very sick and doune he night ''
the I1th, being len for shJn Tine by tns waite
5issHp-a,ed from BIZ fnoui partially dressed o..
hos D0t fiuce been seen or heard Of Ephntm 81.
Msbuu E.q nf B0utlne, has been 20 Springfield
nn bsbsf 81 hs friends, aud informs us ihat feafr'
has been made aud legal inses'guuoH Hoc, ttt
nothing has tran. pfol 10 iond 20 his lisco'rfy--
A. ussal o Thousand stories IRE 90 crcoisi"n
and % nous wsys are saggesi"d ior nteo1nI
tor he disappearance. Tine p'n5ah.inY ~. ih7i .'
a ~ Of arrangement he ri,hrr committed ru'i'~ -
has wandered 10 some distance. snd persisted from
cold aud hunger. 49, BroittLrg' Fsfnih
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

y, CoSH7infe oPpoiad bg fss To'oa 81 Pia'jord. IN
TorH Mating asstmtled 70 inquire tnfo he t,sf
~ EqHaii,isg, E1teadiag and inpforieg the aaie Of
Education, beg Tear, 10 p'essai The rtsa u Gtir
- 5sllb CARTONS he f,''atrjrg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19

"A POyuion, EAaa,ag The hev infk ChY Alsss
House sld ilospitsi rstaLifhn.eni eDs"n' - ,..stS
"a. P.o,tsnt,.,,e, ~ inmates ihsy consume ~ifr
teen bafr-ls Of aouf dairy and ths Shole TAPrnaT
porting them is seven hBGdrca collars
P,oFrss, Of Dyaaanifg - :. $3.50 y
lstuor u MsehigsA = sSgla-h eAf.i-' Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-02-19
II II f. III F. II a l. d.
Put.fosd Report on Education

J1sr, Fay, DrW'y srrrog, aud Trses
~ the las, March meeting held Pi,isferd, com.
pa<c appointed 10 enquire INTO the state Of edues
ejso and repor The svbJeet TO The ioioWine meet
-. Th. committee met and discussed ihs subjec,
svsrsi times aud assly sgtsed on the following re-
~. which SECRETARY Was directed o. request you
70 ysb.h 10 your rrspcciyc psPer'' ~ the llrfaid
stsassm,n Telegraph, add Chronicle together with the
r,N1n~s Of The commitiec Your compliance with lhi,
p<soss, will o5igr yoa' "a serters ia th.s town, and
- probably - 0fseU.ce &C. the atsr,s,s Il rJucaion
~b.m T. II r.
szzf Y 4t,iord Ftb 4 ls59
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-15

raoe iclhe 9dnoer, ,pordus bic n1etlten
Isutfd,en aus9ep1noert fno uno nod9
t1uswancern. uon bier aus In tbren Hed)'
ten nid,t pert, eten tpetben, tpdbreno n'1t
in Sefterreit, mnb preuBen. 9elanot'
|1nifeure, Mnb Dbne bie5 Die prlnctplen
|oer 8srfasuna Der Der. Staaten nebr
NIT ben ccmititutioneaen, als abfcluten
Staaten Seutlhlaabs barmcniren, 70 fe'
Les
Befblceen, baB mir es fur redt uns
tiCie batten, nnlern Wunfh AT Die Ne"
|0ietuna Der Ser. Staaten, in. utberelrt"
ltimmune NIT ten @riinben, tpelde bic
COMMITTEE iiber itatiitilhe 8erbdItnise &c.
aufIfellte, ous;uorilden, einen 8efanot'
Ihaftspc1cu fir Die @onftimticneQsn
Staatru Geutihlanos 3u errid)ten.
9lIes tieles ilt Der &enSentien aht'
tunqsooa oor9ele9t.
C9es.) s. IS. WeBelhceft, SoritBer.
s. 6. SehIe, Secr. pro temp.
(Sprtfteuns folst.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-15
(0us Der 6anncper GaSttte.)
0on1 &Bmsranpf.

eDp1V S4O4>@AN@sph'
Der s6nis Der Sransoien fardtet
Gb, tpie es 1bsint, tpieoer uor iein 9e'
ben, unb itrense 8criidtsmaersseln
tpsrcen fir feline Sibsrbeit eetrofen,
70 mn ct ofsntlib eribeint. 81 bate
cine @epue abbeiteQf, peld,er ct Qelon=
uen ,par in paris bspSurcbnen.
Cine Der fraus0iifben 3eitunsen-
ga Srauee-bebauptes, baB be<
uorfebenoe 8ermdblun9 Der Sonisin
@ietoria a NIT Dem iuneen prin5en
albert Sran5, BON so6len Gobur9,
Der fran50iifbsn 8esierun9 ofieisu
ansefdnoi9et woroen 1T.
6oQano.- Der alte 67idbriae
Ronis Don Soaano 1T 9eionnen Die
@rd fin o'Suoremont su beplatben.
aue ltine &inosr f,np befti9 bo9e9en-
| fene, ,peil iie nibt pom t6nislitew
8etlut-2tens, neil fie cine seborne
Beleierin, une no6 flr5lib Gbrenoame
Der Sonisin ienes Neides mar, uno s.
tens, >pci! fie fatbolif6 ift. Ser 26ni9
|ldet ff6 oter ni6t irre MAIDEN, uno
laat, CT NOTE liebar abbanten, als De
8rGfiu nidt bepratben. Die Sri fin
# ~ SABRE alt fe 1T nab Rom &C.
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oeben traf man Nnfaltsn fie tpieeer in
Die 6obe gu brin9en. Die Nobri6t
Don Dem Ginju9e DON Garlrs in Srauts
reid errribte Maorio am 1eten Sep
tember, uao tpuroe beioen Sammern
oflci:Q on9sfiinoi9et. Sn Biseapa
tpar es nod nibt 8 ING rubi9. Mebrere
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aus 5u gpbar uno gt9cpbor, unc s.
|turbe, elmer Ger nit Maroto refsrtirten
8ensrals, trof Inifalten 9e9en ite 5u
mar lbiren. 700 Naparelen, spelbe 3us
fubt in Srantrei6 9eiu6t battsn,
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ct. Sean De eu5 tpieber iiber bic Gren-
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bat litb erseben. Gin @seaorcn @opa-
renIber Gauallerie bat bep ct. Sean
pieo re port 3uludt auf Dem fran,S-
iilben @sbiet 9eiubt. Drep 8otallione
ltanren in Dem gBaloe BON Srati. Ser
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fane ober in unterbanrlune NIT Den
enstiiben Gommib bairen. Der 6er5c9
DseaSes it Don Dem &6ui9 Der Sran5o-
fen an9effeut poroen, um NIT Don
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ale 4niprd6e 5u Dem Sbron 3u uu-
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nddfts Sdritt oss&oniss cine ;u tref-
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s6bne uno Der iunsen &6ni9in Sia-
bela fepn Wrroe. s
portusal.-Sn eibabon 1T man
elmer na1 einem ausseoebnten plan inn
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te. Nntonio be Mberquerque, Elm rei6-
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perbaftet woroen, uno iiet iebt i'm un-
teriroifben &erter. Sc tparen 8efeble
ersansen fir tie Scfnebmuns 5speper
ieiner Miti9uloisen. allein bief ersrif.
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