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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
JOHN KISER.

Make ,oay' At a recent meeting of the Tip
pecanoe Club Of Walden, four locofocos entered
the meeting, and placing their names upon tho
roll of the association enlisted for the support of
old Tippecanoe.- .Ve'oburgh Journal.
| have not seen it stated in the papers, therefore
have pleasure in advising you that Louis Mcl.ane,
Secretary of State in Gen. JacksOns cabinet, is II
most decided supporter Of Gen. Harrison. Hav-
ing served in The Senate with Gen. Harrison he
can speak, Of knowledge, of Gen. Harrison abil-
tiles statesman, and he does warmly. saying
truly. he IS u rery superior man"
Baltimore correspondent Of The Boston Alias.
Judge Upshur of Virginia has publicly come
out for HARRISON. This is heavy blow TO Van
Buren, in Virginia: the Judge is Que OF lhesirong-
est lnc n aud spoken of last winter as the loco
TO co candidate for the U. S. Senate.
The Lagrange Crennessee) Wing brings the
renunciatiou of seven locos of Faycte.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT CHANGE!
BY II letter from the Hon. Charles Downing.
Delegate in Congress from Florida territory, which
appears in the last Tallahassee Star, we are graft
fled 10 perceive that that gentleman has renoun-
ced Van Buren,, and taken his stand in favor OF
Gen. Harrison lie gives his reasons in the fol-
lowing extract from his letter:
"Ahhough we may have no vote ia the election,
and hence are told by many it is folly to medale
- vet think that Florida has deeper interest in
ion. independent of having oil our officers who'
administer the laws, selected by the President, we
have series OF savage hutcheries, almos; ightly
enacted, among us, the like of which for atrocity,
for damnng disgrace on The government which
should protect us, has parallel in the history of
the world. lie must have deeper confidence in
a government protesting democracy than have,
who can believe TINT after nearly five years of de-
feat, this same government. administered by the
same men, can do will do, better IN the next
four years, Than they have done in the last. Who
is there that can see any probable or possible
chance of closing the war, il conducted MS il has
been? Who will give US protection, but change
of the constitutional commander in chief OF the
army and navy of the United Sates'"
| .ASign IN Miami County.A gentleman from
Miami county informs us that, few days since,
there was an election in Newbury township for
Justice OF the Peace. Twelve days previous to
that liine each party brought out candidate, aud
the result was lhat the Harrison magistrate sue
ceeded by majority Of eight votes. There were
more votes polled than on any former occasion,
not excepting the last presidential election.
In 1886, MIR. Van Buren, had a majority of sixty
votes in the same township Cincinnati Gaz.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
NR. MARTIN, Keeps al bis Inirmary in Mont.

nR. MARTIN, keeps al his inhrmary IN Mont.
IL pellcr, constantly on hand all such medicines as
he uses in his practice which he will sell for Cash at
The most reasonable prices. Among them are the.
ioloving viz: Lobeliu various Preparations OF Cay
enne Ezra Best; Baybcrry frs quality Bil;.rs of
various kinds; Composition Powders; NervT c +;
Syrup for Dysentery, and others for disease in VA
riely OF forms and stages Rheumatic Linz men, /:
Ho, Drops &c &c. &c. A. 6n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
NOTICE

TT becomes The unpleasant duty of tho subscribers
TO say to all Indebted to them, tof more Than one
years standing, that the same MUST he paid with
oul delay. Do not trouble the officer 10 eall Good
Clean FLEECE WOOL received on debts OF in ex-
change Tor goods.
East Calsis. Juno SUlh, $40.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
fCoMMUNIcATIoN.1

Mr. EDIToR: -Presuming that you, rs well us
the public, will be anxious to receive an official
account Of the number that were killed or wound
ed in the late attack upon u.s. by the Patriot, while
beating IA retreat from the factory girls, we would
state for yonr information, that upon examining
the tool chest after the action, it was found that
there was one spike gimb'et, the screw OF which
had been broken by the knuckle. homes OF the ed
itor, aud scratch aO', missing probably having
adhered TO his coat sleeve. The remainder OF the
tools are, to all appearance, uninjured.
Ii being very tlIs,greeabe to TO he beaten and
bruised in 40 untnerclfill II manner, we >houl beg
OF him 10 wreak his vengeance upon the adZc or
brnadaXe, they being much larger and better able
to withstand his assaults than ourselves were il
not for the fact that he has too correct idea OF
his own powers, TO attempt such l1erculenn task.
AS it is, we shall resign all hopes of escaping, and
submit 10 our fh,e with becoming lorude. In
order to enable us so 10 do, we would inform the
editor that are very sensitive, and always abhor-
red the sight Of blood; and we sincerely hope
that the next time he gets grooming for his nso
lence or ialsehood, he wi make sure, before com
ing his pugilisc operations upon u.s. that the
gougss aud chiseis are rigM end up.
SMALL TOOLS.
~ -. 10 ION
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TIN PLATE. &C.
100

EAaA boxes Fin plate, l2 X.
1VO 200 do X square do
100 bundles Iron wire, assorted nos. to.
geihcr with general assortment OF Sheet lron Cop
per, R'i :, etc. for sale by Villas, LOOMS & Co.
Jnne 10
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DEATHS.

JOHN /. COWANlN who Iult Montreal or
PcnnsS vana, is requested address, il letter 10 hi
wife Carharine who il now in Montpelier, Vermont
Penn 'yvana papers are requested TO copy this notice
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
North Mo" 'pelier, June IS, 1910.
READSBONO',


NJ Office is hereby given that petition will be
~ preferred to the Legislature al their session in
October neat fer grant Of tax OF six cents per
acre on oil lands IN the town OF Rcadsboro' in
the county of Bennington, and State OF Vermont,
(puhlic rights .ycepied) for the purpose OF making
roads and building bridges
DANIEL CARPENTER, Seltctmen
CHARLES BOND, OF
BENZ. S. BUTLER, ) Readshoro.
Readsboro' July l. 1910. GO
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5 YEARS.

CLOTH DRESSING al the works of A. Blake,
~ E.q. at M,ddlesex, and Inc work done 10 the
sasiael on oi every reasonable man, OF no pay
SAMUEL HOYT.
Midjesex June 30lh, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

nR. MARTIN, has taken the State Boanic
~ Inirmary in this village, and is receiving and
conditions for cash. Patients treated only IN accor-
dance with the pure ThomsonisD practice. VapoI
Baths at all times in readiness either for the slck or
healthy. DR.. Martin will pay every attention 10 the
wants end comfort Of those VINO place themselves UNI
der his care, and by thus dong hopes 10 mem The
moral blessings health, aud secure the good will OF
,he public. Montpelier, W. July . s40.- 6m.
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Duplicate. 1920 IS
Received payment, JAS. p. DRUMMOND."
The three bills for table glass make, together,
the clever sum of $2,596 so. What will The hon.
est locoiocos say to Mr. Van Buren, Tor spending
the Peoples cash in FOREIGN FANNY KEMBLE
GREEN FINGER crps, in which to wash his pretty
tapering, soft, white, lily fingers after dining on
trlcandeau lie veau and onelcte soulfG? How
VIII the friends of temperance-the real etotallers
relish the foreign "cUT WINE cooLERs," aud
the "BARREL SHAPE FLUTE DEcANTERs wITn
CONE SHOPPERS? ?"
Here is receipt for another ornament found on
MIR. Van Burcn's dinner table, that tells much III
regard TO the true character of his democracy;
"Received, Baltimore, 18th November, 1897 OF
L. Smith, Esq. one hundred dollars, III full Tor
set of ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS FOR TIE
PRESIDENTS TABLE
100 dollars. JOHN THOMAS
MIR Ogle said he WINS willing to concede that
the expenditure Of 500 is in itself, very small
matter. The question: however is not hOtO much
cash was paid by Mr. Van buren, for the bunch of
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS which dGcorates his table,
but whether the peoples money shall be cxpend
ell Tor such arstocrac French fnery? and weth-
er Mr.. Van Buren, who has been raised to the most
exalted station on the earih,and whose example OK
society must ners. sary have most powerful and
extensive influence, SHALL Ivy the introduction Of
foreign gew-gaws into the house oil the American
People, contribute 10 corrupt the plan unostenIa-
tlous, and republican manners of our people, by
creating Yaiu desires for external show and for
foolish displays of splendor, which are not congo
NAL to our frugal habits?
The remaining bills, which make up the snu' OF
SILL 80, before mentioned consist of various
articles cutlery, bou ght from Messrs. Lewis Yer
on d Co, for S56S; amongst which, are table
knives plated on Steel silver fere and transparent
ivory handles, $500. Dessert set to match, guard
caryers, &c.
MIR. Ogle next gave the following specimens Of
Mr. Van Buren's meanness:
WASHINGTON, March ), 1888.
The United States, DIR. to 'rhos. Lamb-tor the
use OF the Presidents House.
Sept. 20, 1887, IA table knires ground, 81 81
new table knife blades, rs
2cook's knife blades, 2 so
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
FARMERS IL ECHANICS' STORE

FARMERS IL MECHANICS' STORE
COMPANY.
TENHE Farmers unt Mechanics oi Corinth and vi
Il cinny, having associated themselves in trade, al
he STORE recently occupied by Swain Taylor, & Co.
all kinds OF Goods, usually kept in country store,
As be found in Orange County They are selling
FOODS cheap The cheapest. All kinds Of coun-
try p odncc taken at the hghs,i market price in ex.
change for goods.
Article "a All cohtarcts shall be made by the ca.
ecuye committee or some one authorized by said
committee and The company shall not be holden for
any contract made by an Individual slockho!der, un.
less lie is authoriI ID by The committee.
APQNl II; SS,M,ALLEY, Executive
PLANT S. POOR. 0'"'""''e'
J. w. BROWN Agent.
Crrnth, Ma, 97, 1910. +44 iw.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

Tho will complain OF hard ii mes when they can
gel a calico dress OF eight yards for a cents 7
Broad Cloth coat for j,75 or seven yards shlrtins
Tor SO I-2 and many other goods at similar iateS.
To be had OF STORRS LANGDONS.
July "a, 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

PORTER of and dealer in CHM, Glass and Earth
ernware, wholesale and retail
6quart aud 10 pint, al. flute, Decdniers, cone
Shoppers, barrel shape, $50, SS4 90
dozen Claret Vines, cut pillar stem, 81, So 90
do GREEN FINGER CUPS, SO SO, % 90
q do CUT WINE COOLERS, 50, 81 90
do cut Champs, 80, 10 90
ls pint Water Bottles, flint and flint, 20 90
2 casks, rs
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Received payment of Il. l.. Smith,

WIN. NJ. McCAULEY."
1887. Presidents House, To George Savage, DIR.
Oct |. Plate basket 49, Jappaned trays. so, a so
Nov 6. Two cobDeb brushes, 2 so, Q so
Dec. @. Large Manila mat 25
2. Large spigofs, 90
9. Three iarding needles, 25, rs
1888. June s. One oval tub rs, keller
IS, 3 SO
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2t w
July 6, lsss.-Received payment,
= 4 Al ;,

July 6, lsSs.-Received payment,
THOMAS LAMB"
" United States, for the Presidents House,
To james Cuthbert, DR..
10 making ~ dozen pairs sheets, at
81 IL cents per pair, SIS rs
DO IL dozen pillow cases, ut GA
cents each, 90
10 hemming IL table cloths, ut Is cents each3 90
DO l2 dozen glass cloths, at so
cents per doz. 6 90
Do ~ dozen KITCHEN RUB
BERS, ut so cents per doz 90
TO making odozen aprons, at so cents per
dozen, 3 90
To HEMMING 6 dozen check busters, al 81
1-2 cents per doz. 2 25
Do 6 dozen knife cloths at so
cents per doz. 90
Do dozen straining cloths, ut so
cents per dozen l 90
Do 7doZen chamber towels at so
cents per dozen SO
Do IL dozen table napkins, ut so
cents per dozen 6 &C
TO repairing 8 pairs sheets, at 25 cents per
pair 2 OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

Received payment III luH OF L. IL. Smith, sept.
z, 1897. JAS. CUTHBERT."
"President of the United States
To VIM. NJ. McCauley, DR..
1887, June2 To TN buckets, 2 GO
4" TO MILK STRAINER and
SKINNER, G2
" IL, To chamber bucket, 2 90
=" " 20, To dozen tart pans, at SO l-2
cents per doz 2 so
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

Net Wing gain 997 Net Wing gain 1855
Thirteen parishes to he heard from which CAV
80 Wing majority in 1888, aud 265 Harrison ma
joriiy in 1896.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

The New Orleans True American says, There
is sufficient intelligence received to prove that we
shall have handsome majority on joint ballot
The Wing majority in the Senate will be one,
and ten or eleven in the House of Represen
tatiyes'
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unisrn sssbrtsn S3srrsn Subfsribsnten stwss
'&eicssnss su tisfern.
SsbiaS :-Gieiss Slatt srftfsnt
am anf,nss jsbsn Msnats auf eiHm Vegsn
nit fsd,ybn grcssn Setsn, init farbigen llms
fAla9s. Der YrsiS fir ben Sabraap9 if s l,
A5nrie 3ablun9 mus aber jspenfaas porans
stfbeten.tI prifnelter unb Gerausasbsr
ltac tsrcan,dbtists aasntsn sa tisitm Satte,
unb uafere Soerrsn Subieribentsn fnb erfuht
100 lsib 3ablun9 an ifs 5u lsiItsn. Sir 5
Sbalsr wreea @remplars fir sia Sabr abs
se9tben, cesr 3 fir Sabre.
Seifsaua9en aa6 Der Ssrne ftnpsn ndt tes
riiffhtst ,perbsn, msnn fe pidt NIT esn,
Btlbt ts9leitst fne.-Aas Srisfs an ren Ser.
auS9etsr mulTtn Yciffrsi eiH9eianrt mcrrtn.
Scfanntr7abuaaen msrbsa in cen llmiblao
auf9enpmmes 81 blliaeu 9SreiftH.
Guhicrbtienen ntrten fit nidt Tenieer
ais sinsn soften Jabr9aaa anaearmmea, unc
Nuffhnci9un9en mtlsn ypsnsitens Srpsi Wos
nate pcr Dem 2ttlaufs esa Subierbtiens Gsrs
min Srlhebsn.
Gamuef Wttller, aitunca, ga.
Sabieribsatsn su cbissm fsbr nielidsn
sSerfs, aerecn nit 8srsnd9sn in eieftr Cru.
esrei anSencmmen.
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nina, 9lprene unp mebrsrcn Ineerm.
S. &arttel licter ras Uuftraacn, rae
srofnen, ras Shcifea uno polirsn Der
perltbcnrnsn $adfirnife.
E. & apt feL ltsber oas anitreie6cn nit
SSartsn.
i. Sapitsl. Oas Sessclpcn uup 8srNls
tern.
g. & SapiteI. llstcr eas Drcnsiren, 8ri'
nlrcn Olosiren &c.
8. Sapitcl. |. Nahtraa, pcrl6iepcue &it,
te nnr St!aslptbc, &c. &c
~Sclhe periensn Die friber auf has
Wcrf tei eer eritcn AHflinrlsuus I'M Srei
bcite,Waebtsr iutltritirt tatcn, erbaltrn
cas- ptisc Nere gum Snelcripticnsprelie
bon Is Gent, oas eremplar, une ale tplttc,
Die nctb oaNr!be 81 clnem blllis'n prelie gu
baten winlthen, Ituo criutbt bri ans in Neas
pius sesr Gtirpaa6piae Su fntiertlrcn, ste
raHtlte ole prtIe peylabt wsil sena Der
Qreis crbbbt merecn miro.
Das Wert miro iter 500 Sstcn sutbal
ten, unr mir ttnnrn Sal1ctc obne Anfmc
ais sia tclcnbsrs ndtlith Bueb empfeblea.
Ser SOsraus9ebcr.
Slsapn9 eea l4tsn Sanuar.
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JOHN s. AULENHACH'S
NEW IRON STORE.
Corner of 9th 8 Penn Street,
Sutieritticns giulaeun9 auf ote
Hp prpS
EIADTNG.
Q c r E S.

Sn unErer 3sit iinb unt mcrber rob tia>
lib raltbe une grpse Sertfbritie in aflsn Sres.
9ea ess Wi1snS uno pergSetrcbIamfsit aenmbt
une namsntb baben Der qanebau unb Die
@iebsudt erfabrsnen qanelprtbsn bic mana.
falti9iten uno matiaffea SrteiKrun9tu III pcrs
banfent nprnrb nsus OusIsu tts @ettltans
beS erpdnst mrrben Nne. Cine etutihe 3eits
fd)rift, ,reltbe eieit @srbeiFrungsn unb @rfabs
rInssn in Der eanbmi,tb tbibaft cur Rcnntnib
ees beutidsn eane,rirtbs in ben Scr. Staas
ten brabte, ,rlires fttbstlitb spm 9rSstvn Hu.
cen fem unb bic erfreuIid)lreu Neiultnte lie>
fern: Ns w,irhs cine rsihs Oueue Der 0slcbs
ruaN unb cints ptrmsbrtsn TSrb:fanbcS Wsrs
ben. 9gir SlaHbsn oabsr ei,iem aNas,nsin 9es
tdbltcn Ssrnrfnilk ab,ubflfsh une eiiem
wslistia Observation-Disclosures ;u tsasanem
ineent mr bic ieeraIt9ats tinsa Ssutihsn
Slatts5 hbsrntbmsnt lpsldss einsia une aatin
Der Qanr,pirtbitbnft III ibrsn n,anniaEftiatn
Seri,rsiAunNsn 6sWirnist 1T, iine eeih panbs
Wirfbt bic Eittel IN bic n,nb 9ibt, ,ttftntlitts
@srtsiFruhasn in ieintm 2Sirfunsstsiis pors
,unehnRn.
0eir basst ttnna;b ;ut Subitribticn auf
cinc 3titittift ems ,pdIt aubid5;eblib bieiem
Gsaenlfnnc Bsbaneslt hns Nfes entbalttn
wrs, ipaS SntertiIs FIR bsn qancmirtb bet
Ger z osh Il, Der 9e9emrdrti9 70 grrss
Wufinsrflamfeit errs9t upo bon SSittiafeit ~
merosn periptCbt, mrb mituntef ausfibrlb
bsriefQbtiNt psrrsn. 99ir BADEN Isrbneuns
gen an9sfnipft une ib!.ss @crbswitunssn ses
trrdsm irerHrtb mir III een Stanb 9asst fne,
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otut Itbs Oyutfuei
,Sanllltar 7
III Der faufen.

Die Iru&ersi tes Sreibeits 1Dddters,
ST Sfiprafspiac Npntsemrp gauntp, pa,
nit elmer binIdn9lbsn NuSwabl eeutfbsr un>
en9ltlder Sbriftsn Die nur er]t nena 0es
eraubt unb sum She'll neeb aan; nsu Fnb, il
aus frsier iHanc billia III psrfauftn.
Die Sbrift etHtbt aus Siesre, 3leinsNfa
nne @res primst pSais 9enus far bic lpsrs
aus9abs elmer 3situna uno auffsrbsm binding.
iib 9enu9 reutibs uno enaliids Sob.S drift
bic nir in,mer IN sSeb Hrbsiten srforesrlib isia
mda, sbenfo Gtidw, Sprbsn uRb Sd,rift n,
Sarten GruGem cine 0tani9c TrsiTt, &tdnee,
Sbriftfatsn Dlarmerplatts upc alien ionli
nttbigen lltsnflsn.
9a Der Srcibetss Wibkr nod, immrrfprt
beraue9e9sbsn mirr, 10 bistst Ser 4nfauf Der
cben 9enannten 9ru&ersi cine quite @cleacnbtit
iar einen Nnfan9sr i'm etitorisllsn @siebift Oar
i'm SAT- Nb elmer bale sntltlebt beislbe ;I
faufn, intsm Der 9e9snpartias Seraussctsr
rurb btiOnesre llmifdnes ssnstbist it, bic Scr
auS9obe beiF!bcn 81 iblisikn.
Die acknowledgements ipb oppebmlid)
uno Elm SbeI BEG Sautprsiles fam oarn 9es
gen SSntercikn lfeben blsbsn.
Wdbere Ausfunit aisbt auf prrtpfrsis gre.
k bic Grpscitcn bts 4tsralen Sssbatbhrs,in in
NeasipD pa.
&eabin9 ben 7. Sanuar.
aJ-SsrauSastsr esntihsr 3stunorn fine
eurtb ben @i0tntbtincr, einsm Sruosr pen Der
Yrsf, b6ilibH srfubt, cbiae anRiae siniats
nal in ibrcn uirsetjsrn 8lattsrn ID rubliji.
rem.
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Or. Sapne'S
9 rpe { { Q + q n t.

9ie1s unftbdktare Web;in be,rirft tigtb els
nl9s Der b1dblt punrerbarl.tn &ursn WclCbs il
betannt maren. 2tls Die le 1sbrau;bt babsn
fur 2tltbma, ,i,ulttp, sblutlrtiR, fetbenoen
I.uifsn. Stifllub eotr Gives, NuS;brun9,
@breniibsS &eitsnltscbsn, Iosierfsit, Stbmer<
gen llnp (.eiitrfelt, StbintrNn unb Srutbss
tIsmm,n9, ibmertn Ntbem, uno jtee ansere
.&ranfbelt Der ur9s une Srulf, fonneu
unp tbuen ren beiIen Nusbarfslt ;eu9en-
Gr on tb iti :, cine lln9sllnsbtit eer Cuffs
rctrs if cine &ranfDst ole jdbrlib Gauisnee
unb apermal5 Saulenbt in Gin Ypr,siti9 @rob
perlenft, miro aAejelt eamit furirt. Sle 9es
moDnljtsn @Dmptrme non bieltr Grantbt,t
[SrcntbidS1 Fno lSuifen Sdmsr;cn Der quns
&C unp pe6 S,alits, J3siierteit fdbWsrsS atb.
men, nitbma, Dtftlitbss 8isber, Nuspnrf ron
St>leim cecr anbsrm StciT, ,pie audi mands
NAL Sutlptifn. @s 1T cine GntSinruna bon
Der fsinsn i9aut, ncltbt inmsnbis in cen Qufrs
robren chsr 2uit9efd0rn 1T uno eurtb ale Sbei.
ls Der gungc lduft. Giefsr @rreftcrant unter'
crhft lr9leitb pen S,uiten, bic SCbncrTn,S
,aneun0, Sieber unb fbmsres Ntbmen, brinQt
elm frts6 unb 9elinreS Iusrsrfen bsrsrr, une
ttrpirtt cine Sur in furscr Seit.
Die Nitbma ,prc jtpsr;eit taSurtb furirt--
Slpei cher rpsr brei 9rcl1t IclS furirt ben
e5tifhus cpsr t,ipes Bel SinSern, in finfs
scbn Mnutsn biS su elmer Stunee Seit. Der
Ssihbuiten mrt oaturtt fc9lcib 9clinnsrt unb
cine Sur in fur,cr 3sit bswirtt. S.unccrte pen
psrlrnn melhs bic Nu5ssbrun9 battsn unS
pOn brtn 9lsrittn ais unbeilbar srf!drt marsn,
Iinb tarurtb piecerum ~ iBrer prufpAmsnsn
Osiunsbeit bcr9sIfellt pcrben.
Or. -Jenatban 6oinb 8. 9. Hreiircnt
rom Sranpjlls @ptlsse, in Sbic, (ftir!lib prR
9tsu Werf) iaat :-er babe untsr elmer lfarfsn
Oerfdltun9, S.uiten uns !Ssiierteit 9slitten,unc
bas iein 2ltbmsn 10 ibmlsrla aemslsn is, oaf
CT iid) in 9roiFr @efaDr fiblts ST sritidsn, bag
CT ab,r turdb rem Gstrautb pen estm Grpses
tcrant ppllfcmmen braslfsllt nuros. .''-8rall
9ilfs, pcu Salsn, .t. 3. mnrpe scn Der 2titb
ma, moran fis 20 Sabre lana 9slltten BATE,
turd) esn @ebrautb bon 2 Tlalbsn BON oitfer
Weri;n, furirt. Erau @arb, pom ndmli:
den Ort, muree ebtntals ron Der ndMIiten
Erantbst, surtb bsn @sbra,b pen sinpr Hta:
lt,t, furirt. Cine jlin9e Dame, ebenf,uS bon
Sasm, wttbe ms ibre Sreunce 9laabtsn;isn,
| lib itsrf in @efabr Der ausYbrung rpar, mur
DC purd Ssn Gebralttb pen 3 Tlafbsi,, ppll:
fcmnsn bsr1cifeut. Or. Joamitpnt non ct
Games, Gllosg arrlina, rpar lfarf nit eimn
i3uitsn, 5?eiisrfsit unb SdnNr;en Der qunas
bebaftst, unc hurtb ben @jsbraudb ron elmer
Slaldbe BON pisfsr Msei;in fane ct fansbftt
eineeruns.
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@bilaoelpbia uno Sc a bin 8
Z Nie9clbaD n.

Iuf uae natb NNrntaA oen Is. Sanuar,
1910, werecn bic Sarren;tar, ,psltbc Nea
eina um ltbr Oleraeae nnp sObllarelrbla
um ltbr Slaebmit:ass psrladrn, bic a'''
iernsre Glahritbt c,nacfcllt pcroen,
Ole Gtuncsu BET Nbfabrt nab crtpdhn'
ten GAGE ftnc:
Scn ptlarelpbia um 6 ltfr Bcrmlttas.
Bon 8acina nm y llhr Natmlttas.
S hrI . II:
grlts &lalIe Sarrcn So 20
3,peits &la1e &arrsn 2 90
Depot crcr 9liecerIaar in NbItaoelpbia
Ede rcr .Breao mc gberrp Straheu.-Dts
Sarren}ua rcn YhilariIphla miro SlcrrIs
taHn scacuIter sum 8rhblittt anbaItsn.-
Seipe S@rrnjisc wcrpen WeapaIiaaTt
tluncbmcn.
Weaoina Sanuar "A.
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WIl HWtUa9 Ntf
81. B. WiQiams, 81. 8.
ausju9 sinss gtrtiffats pom gNs. Scfter
Sabec Il, leeberissn Yrsiispsnten pom
,ii,i,,ntn.,

aus;us sinss gertiffats pom gNs. Scfter
Sabec d, leebsrissn Yrslisbsnten pom
2SalbinStcn Scae9H Mains.
"3on friibsrsr psritnlihsr Ssfarntihaft
NIT Or. g. Sapns, sinsm re9uIaren Stueen.
ten Ger mceiSniiben ltnirsrNtat ZEN DsnnfpIs
panien uRb snsp erfabrensn 9lhdlibsu sprafs
tlfanta non MebiSinsn, mar id, i'm Stanss
bic satlrcidsn Nttsltas Su @unifsn feiner ssrs
itbisoensn mseijiniibsr Hrparatisnta ;u Be
ifdti9sn pclnsbr mis cine ONbrbeit SrldNr
ole nidbt cieiss wiitn. 9tab eineln Terfucb
cerisltcn in meiner si9s"sn Samiljc, une sini.
&C tapcn rsritnld, babe ib mid pen Tabrs
belt oislsr 3eu9nilt ptaie htfrNugt. gis ilnb
leas iis eprasbsn ;u fsin-fsins Ouaialtereisn
-irnbern finitlib bsrsitsts Wseisintn fir eis
niee BET sefdtrlid)Hcn mnnidtithen SransDe:
ten. SD spsis pab fie bothseihaet, mp scrs
ld,isesnttib rpn ben seibidtsirsa 9cftcren Der
Wsbj;in pcrSsi6risbsn ,pcresn, ic,reb in Dies
lcr Staet ais font 100, unb ieb nsbnR fsinen
4ntanp eieisIbsN ais eintn ibdebarsn SuIae
III unfern mssitjuliGen Material, unt cine Il
tbsrt ic,pobl ais unibablib unt nueltbs Dlse
bi5in fir bic Sranfsn su emrktkn."
9tufue Dahcf, jr.
Gum Icrfarf bsi George no. Dafcly,
9tpctbsfer, &rrc Ste StraiTe, Nsaoins, G9snt
fir 9r. Sapne.
Sannar I. ts.
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Sri { E,

2Sriefe
bic am Item Sanuor ls40 auf benz Yeitamte
;u SfippadSsiau Ytnu. la9ta:
Seik SpsneridS, Benjamin &salsp, @awt
sclcs, Hatban pycus, Scarab SrWr, VSaja'
min pannebsGsr enstb Scpsr, Safeb Ssrp.
Sotob 9. Soruer, .. 30.
Sannuar 7.