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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

'NltE subscriber would respectfully call the atten.
Il ton Of the public, dealers in Stoves iron ware.
&c. 10 the manufactures Of this establishment With
IN three years bast furnace, and all the buildings
and machinery, has been built andiput in operation.
necessary TO manufacture iron and put it into the
various forms Of castings required for this market
In THIS time more than two thousand tons Of good
ronndry metal has been made al these works. The
'sc'l''ics nj this place for making Iron Ware are
suHh as 70 enable tho proprietor 10 compete success
,n'y IN The country, and the blast furnace having
ooen IN operation Tor several months, and now max
'ng more IMAM ily tons of excellent Soft Metal per
week. furnishes n supply of Stoves, Stove Plate,
HOLLOW W are, Caldrons and every variety of Casl-
| nGS, an' Pis Iron OF Superior qualify, on the most
lavouribo terms to dealers.
| A supply of the much approved Woolson's I'm.
proved Cook Stove, with air tight furnace Bado.
or, Hdyward's Reversible hue premium several pai.
fcrns, elevated Cook Stoves and other patterns
adapted to the different markets, oil Sizes six plate or
Box Stoves, Vermont Parors, improved and embel-
lished, Harp Patlors, Ia new and beautiful pattern,
which for symmetry and tas:e is pronounced superior
10 any thing Of tie kind IN market, Hollow ware,
! Fire Frames, &c. hand, and will be sold on
favorable terms at very reduced prices 10 dealers.
Also for sale 200 ions pig iron, equal 10 Scotch
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that CT
dcrs for the manufactures Of this establishment will,
for quality Of meal and style Of workmanship, be
executed TO the entire satisfaction Of purchasers.
Orders for Stoves or Plate should be forwarded
early in the season.
All communications addressed 10 the subscriber, or
Tyson Furnace p. o. Windsor Co. W." will receive
prompt attention. AUGUSTUS HAVEN, A gent.
| Tyson Furnace, Aug. 5th, 1910. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

We the Undersigned, having heretofore support
ed the present Administration, but being satisfied
that the measures of said administration are dis.
asrous to the best good Of our country and con-
trary to the principles of Democracy, hereby de-
clare we cannot longer give support to the par.
~ that support such measures, aud shall give our
influence and our votes for Harrison and Reform.
EDMUND w. BOYDEN,
JEREMIAH DOW.
Duxbury, Aug. 49, lS40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

Wj-Thc Globe impously calls the sub-reasury
the second declaration of independence Whose
declaration? Independent of what? 1t must be
the sub treasurers declaration that hencelorlh they
nre independent of the people. 1t ought TO be
signed by these gentlemen; and those who have
stolen most of the public money should sign first.
Let US set down few signatures, and see how
th.v will
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
ALAB ANA.
From the N. Y. American.

From the N. Y. American.
The following letter of 5lh August from Column
bus, (Ga,) which is on the Chatahooche, that sep
arates that State from Alabama, gives this good
news:
"The elections took place in Alabama OIL Mon
day, 3D. inst We have only partial returns. The
hgs succeeded in all their tickets in Russell, and
we hear of great gains in Chambers and Mont
gomery."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

Uj~"A revolution has commenced" says the
Iocofoco federal Post. Aye--it Is revolution ;
and if not stopped by the nterposition of the peo-
ties of the country,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
JEN ENIIA
Duxbury, Aug. 10, 1910.

HANCOCK, ROCHESTER,, & GRANVILLE.
We are requested to give notice that meeting
of the Wings Of Hancock and vicinity, will be
held at the meeting house in said Hancock, on
the 2Sih inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

E5-Swartwout by The sheer negiect Of the teder
al gorernmtm officers, was permitted to become a
deiaulter for an amount of public money more
than enough TO pay all the expenses of our State
government Estate house included,) for the last
twelve years. "Oh the state expenditures !"
shout the locoS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
KENTUCKY.

We have reports of the two first days of the
election only, and therefore confine ourselves TO
the pithy report ofPrentice Of the Louisville Jour
nal.
N5-" Every ichere The Hhig gain is astounding.
The state is ours bya Whig majority absolutely ire
mendOuS."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

Gen. Harrson's opinions " are subject to as ma
ny constructions and misconstructions as the chris
iidn's bible - Extra Globe.
What says Mr.. Morality OF the Patriot to this
official slur upon the Bible'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
Real Indebtedness of the state beyond

rJ-Harrison gave his early years to his coun-
try; hraved the perIs of the field, and conquered
his country's foes Where was Mr.. Van Buren,
where the vile slanderers OF the old Patrot-in
those DAYS?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
IMPROVEMENTS FOR DAIRYING.

TNHE undersigned, being DESTROYS OF ptomollng all
L useful improvements, especially in the Dairy
Line, We considerably engaged in that branch
Of hushundry, and having had sufficient opportunity
Of testing the operation and utility oil William w.
Townshend's improved premium press for large dali
ries, with pleasure say that believe it to bo
Noteworthy the patronage of every dairy.mau; in
truth ii is The only right thing have for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
ILLINOIS,

Cook Co. Wing Sheriff and portion of WIFI
ticket elected. Last election locofoco.
KANE Co. Wing majority 100. Last election
200 locofoco
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court at
Randolph District, IS. Williamsiown. m and
for said district the 18th day oil August A. D.
1910, SUSANNAH w ALKER, administrative on
the estate of Ruiz. Walker late of Wiamstown, i'll
SAID district, deceased, applied for license 10 sell all
The real ate Of The deceased Tor the payment of the
debts due from said deceased; and the appear
ing necessary IL is ordered, that said application be
heard al the probate Office in Chelsea n said district,
ID Wcdnesdoy Of September next, and that the heirs
of said deceased be notified hereof by publication Of
this order in the Watohman &. Journal printed at
Montpelier three weeks successfully, as soon may
be, that they may appear if they cause, at said
Time and place. and give bonds fsr the payment of said
debts, agrecaby The provisions ofthe statute in such
case made.
| By the court E. C. REDDINGTON REGISTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

STATE OF VERMONT. The honorable theP [o-
District of Randolph, IS, bate Court for the
District Of Rando ph-To all persons concerned in
the estate OF RUFUS WALKER, late Of Williams
town. deceased misunderstanding.
WHEREAS, Susannah Walker Administrative
on the estate of said deceased, proposes 10 render
al account OF her administration, and present her
against said estate for allowance at the Pro-
bate Court TO be holden at Williamstown, in said
district, the 18th day OF November next. There
fore, you hereby notified 10 appear before said
Court, the time and place aforesaid, TO shew cauoe
any you have, why the said account should not be
allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court, at
WilIamstown in said District, this 18th day
of August 4 D ls40
CALVIN BLODGETT, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
BROWNINGTON.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that petition will be
~ preferred to the Legislature at their session in
October next, for grant of tax Of four cents per
acre, on all lands in The town of Bloomington in the
county OF Orleans and State of Vermont, Public
rights eAcePled) for The purpose of making roads
aud building bridges.
SILAS BRIGHAM, Seiectmen
WIN. GILFlLLAN, Of
JOSEPH N. SAVAGE, Brownington'
Bloomington, Aug. 18th, 1910. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

.4nother Slice. The Fort Wayne Sentinel an
nounces the delacaIion OF Col Spencer, receiver
of public money, for from 10000 to $4,000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
6,23S 81 1856 OF
Leaving the sum of Indebtedness

Leaving the sum of Indebtedness SIS, 527 80
Granting this TO he state debt, who is response
bic for it? Look at the sum paid out for the State
House ian expenditure of VIM. A. Palmer's adj
minisration, mind ye,)-it is $ll7,O77 %; or
S2S,549 IS more than this famous state debt. This
proves conclusively then, that the state finances
have been so well managed as not only TO pay all
the ordinary expenses, but more than $4,000 to.
wards the new state house! But does Vermont
actually owe this sum of SSS,527 50? No On
examining the report we find that of the total
(Si34,O63 39) $76,5I3 81 consists of the princi-
pal used of the school fund. Is that item debt?
1t is not and for the reason that the state never
parted with the ownership of that fund, any fur
thcr than as it relates the interest the prnci
pal BY the act establishing the school fund, it is
not available for the purposes of education, until
the interest alone will sustain a school in every dis
rict in the state for specified time. BY its very
terms, nothing but the interest is to 60 TO the
schools. Where, then, is the ownership Of the
principal? Who, or what has better right to il
than The slate upon the sole condition OF keeping
good the interest? These are the facts: and we
therefore say that as to the school fund, the only
real Indebtedness of the state is for the crest
That is all which it is now, or ever will be- bound
to pay. On this ground, let us show whit the
real Indebtedness of the state was on the Both
September last,
To the Safety Fund, principal and in
terest, Sl6,0l3 81
Interest on School Fund, 12,s0t 10
Towns which have not received their
share of the surplus revenue, and
on which the state pays interest, 1855 IL
Banks of Burlington and Montpelier,
and J. II. Laugdon, $4,000 90
Total Indebtedness, Sept. 80, 1899, $50 500 SO
Deduct Resources. Sept. 80, 1889, viz:
Taxes due and in arrear S39,3l7 20
Bal. in the treasury, 6,23S 81 1856 OF
Real Indebtedness of the state beyond
its resources $l2,Ol3 81
To this complexion does it come ut last s 49,
0l3 81 is the debt which Stephen S. Brown has
mugnifed to about Sil40,000, by including vas,
amount which he knew perfectly well never will
nc wanted, or even asked for! Sl2,0l3 81 an
that is precisely $l,227 43 less than has been
paid for looking glasses, lights and lamps for the
Presidents house, since the reformers came into
power.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
PUBLIC POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

We are authorized 10 state that a political d, sens.
sion will take place the town house, in Calais. on
Thursday, the goth Of August inst, at one O'Clock,
P, NJ. between John l.. Buck Esq. OF Mortified. and
Nathaniel Eaton, ESQ. Other individual O
| Cnlnis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
FOR SALE.

on reasonable Terms, the extensive and conven-
~ tent Tan Yard, situated in the village ofCasto-
ueIon, formerly occupied by Deacon Enos Merrill;
and recently by WIN. II. Amsden.
ZIMRI HOWE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

.4nother humbug erptodcd. In our last we allu-
ded TO. and exposed the humbug abou, state ex-
pens9s. There is another, touching what is called
the state debt. To that we will turn. By reports
of the treasurer, of Oct 1889, it seems the whole
amount of the Indebtedness Of the state, Sept
1889, was $lS4083 80
Deduct taxes due and I'M
paid on that day, $39,3l7 20
Deduct balance ofcash in
the treasury, 6,23S 81 1856 OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
TEMPERANCE IN THE PALACE.

We commend the following bill of articles
bought for the Presidents house, to the particular
notice of those ocofoco editors who have been
weeping over " hard cider"
sc quart and IL pint, all flute, decanters, cone
shoppers, barrel shape, $50, $84,00
doz CLARET WINES, cut pillar stem,
81, 1900
doz. Green finger cups, SO SIS 22,00
cut WINE COOLERS, 50, $500
CIT Champs, 50 1900
18 pint water bottles, flint and flint, 5000
casks, IS
$24O,75
[Wutcrl Bottles returned, 5000
Duplicate S22075
Received payment, JAS. P. DRUMMOND."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

NJ Office. Broke into the enclosure OF the sub
" scriber on the 3Oh Of July, large bay mare,
| switch tail and mane-a place on her back supposed
TO be scaded or worn by saddle. The owner is re-
quested 10 prove property pay charges, and take her
away. l. GMAN HlNkSON.
Worcester August 1st' Is4O GA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

laaac Haven, Panton. VT. SO COWS.
Henry Rogers Ferrisburgh, VI. 55
Heman Barnun, ~
Homer Clark, Charlotte, %
Leavenworth s. Wilson, Hnesburgh, 40
Soarns & Stone, 40
Rawse Mason, Richmond, SO
Wghtman Chapman, Weybridge, So
Calvin Squires New Haven, 26
David F'sH, Burlington, Sc
David S. Hascllon, Weslford, "a
f.. G. Stanton, Essex, 90
ElhOn Austin, Milton, SO
Laban Lewis, Fairfax, SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
W hig gain

The majorities only are given for 1910.
These counties embrace part of Towards
own district. On comparing the above with the
vote of 1896, when Harrison received $500 ma.
jority, we find the Wing gain is 1852 over even
that tremendous vote Thanks--thanks- the
log cabin boys Of the West.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17
|AVOICE FROM THE
XOG CABIN BOYS.
INDIANA---ALL HALLE!

We began to keep record of the several coun-
ties as they came in, and compare them with pre-
vious elections; but it is of no use. Harrison
sweeps through Indiana like wild fire the loco
focos scatter or fall before him just did the Brit
ish and Indians in the last war. Here is the re-
suit thus far, for Governors:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-08-17

lS40 1880
81 counties, Bigger, Wing 1898 locofoco 1882
Howard loco 1851 Wing 1873
Wing majority 6S37 Loco maj. 2344
Locofoco last year 2344
" hig pnin nlsIIlI
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IL L o Il | q ~ 4 tO11.

9ln cte qualtf;trten @r1p1hler bes Staat6 Shto.
@a rur ren er1tn Qtdnitt GeIttcs, tttiteGt G"
O Geeb un fur tic Grr1bt.n9 NaDlmd1ncrn fir pra
cent nnp @e rarcnt rer crcinsten St~attn !" tcrStn
rABtrt l5u etrror $50 perorrnct 1T: S1B rtr 0cu
rcrntr bcs taat1s, itsj8 IA8e rcr 3c r rr re~
ts Gsfb fir bic Grr1bn9 QHopnanncrn fir Nrdrent
np Sic r1rcn Oct 2ercinGtc Gaotcn tctnlmt ill., hur
roeamaton rc III elmer Der III rn Gauntr rrs Staats &C.
rrutn3 3ctunS, ITO rScnnG sSnrudt mrb Jarit ron Der
3 pcs 5ottens ber GNaD 2ahl Der 2Sabm1nner fir
rarentn Serr1rt nc rafcttt 3u mdben nr, 9ctcn ru"
0tsc9cn, in Gun8 rcr hur bic Vcrrrrnun9 rcrtc 9ten
Gectes Gfcre9ten ft bemodritt9c i'd, 9Sirn SN1mnpn,
3rrrnr res Staats Oslo, nc aofsircn Grrr&blr rscs
Saos, uno forrcrn auf lb Ittten SrraS, wrhes Der
3oft Gag rea nen Octrbrs it, h in brsn reritircsnsn
EaunIps, tDrn Scn6bnIiem QDablrdeen ceranmeln
pnnn unN bort 6 unpjwanjs 2saDlm1nner fir 9'ra
prnt &c rdircnt 9srenetrn @taan ,u crrabltn
Stab rtr Grn.utrn unr Den @rRen ter Srrent9n @taa
ten unp ptefe5 Gtaots.
.r, Sum Scl9niB wt6cr, i'd, QNinn @Iannrn, G3ctt.
&sfr ptrntr rcs &taats CDc mtner Nunsen bierunter
as a. ae(ctt Vrrt'cael hes StNats am GOTTEN
s2: IueA'f TN Sabr un,trts ,crn s4O, unc m 65Itcn
$50 Sabre ltnatbIn9iSteit rcr Der. Saaen pcn
'''' Nmerita bate tenArn laEsn
Surd rem 05tMrtFnrr
GEilfpn SbAnnsn.
2Htltam Sreritt, @taatsttretir.
GetrtMhHr 49, 1910. +. W.
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YreDtoe ben 25tvn Geptsnbe1 1910.

reiie ,ebt Die gant ibre Jtcteu ldnea elm, 70 fallen
rtc sprele uAO boS Gelo tei9t I'M Bertb. Durd ea6
erfe leioet Der uer, our oas Speite Der ertdnfer.
AQe oiels gGe1s Der Dree weiB aber Der 8anfoiretS
tor Der &aufmanu Der Spetulant CUR red1ten 3eit au
5enusen mes CUR reten 3eit 5n touen unO gu oers
foufen, che Sbr, 8ausrn. anomerter, srbeiter, nc5
piBen rSnut cb Die preile ei9en ucer follen ercem.
Sbr fc'En oEema su turS spdhrene iddftsmanDs
Ger usrmittett 8antpapler ipefuItr BON cem proft.
pen an Guch macht, etnem Sabre retd miro. Sbr
arbettet bas sau;e cabr hineur, uno penn oas Jabr
Inn it, 1o bat oas "Sanfptem'' Die 8rudte @urer Nrs
betr in Die Iaben Der nhtsttueneen 8antberren nnb
Snetuantcn ssipelr. Saan mag es 70 iebr, als man
mil, an unlerm 8dnflptem rlthr'en, bos baourd oer
lnternebmunss9eft CsretulatiOn) bef0roert tperbe>
it tann elne iplbe Ginrhtun9 nidt repnbtanifh unb
nlt gut uernsu rpelhe es elmer &IaBe m09Iid madsr
ourt bre Sdauheit Die Hetchhumer an ld Su reiBens
suelehe crr elmer aucern SaBe curd7 hren Teie gee
lohafeu prrcen. Sdp mus metner dnoe 9lrbet lee
ben, unc fpiu Don eurem Santlesen nltts pi6en.-
Runft9 mebr blercon. W. -.
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W1rtnerlit,1ft 9!uaDfltnQ.

utlituH prrm:t c9chntt Sr9e;ct9 rab bic bsbcr
~ III ber g ohuhmICtrt tc'Anttnc ecHttsrsvtncMng p
sn Grt,'au ,cs Gsrnbarp lttrib in 0onn sn in
HeHnttn Scrtcmtrs nit ktietrtr Smtt9un9 1ut9cl6st
netpsl ti 1ut SWriAen eNhtr, wcc o nrd aut tr8cnn
4r sa4 SrmH &utra rtSn, tcten gefHGt9lt 70 bab
ais m6aIin Fst SDrNn EB anurufcn nnb SSttStct
wtttt aua = p ais nrh 6rrrcrun9n era9tc Sir
su aacm b1bcn, ibre Anfpr1 tn}urei0en tcItrtcn.
0Dri ftian s. e 6,
Sernbarh 1lrtd.
s. g. Der ltnttrftrttcn e9t bcrnit er9et mf poB
bas Q*1tt ouf feline e9cnc ctnun3 atten St"nps
rls crtttskt mrit't nd S"r gate Ateit tiae Yreift
unh htcunis eenrnS ttnlbrn wrh, rie nterIe HtSGnt
8uEB rrm Ct ttSbcr eeebrt mcrccn aud former rcrrnCn
Canton, Cert. IL. 4n. Sbrttti0n 6t6.
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Hfdd dne2

ar TT Gbrtnan 3erb unb pbllip QDirtb Srtbpct(tr
- Ganten $anrttutrn Snnb Srinm6icria Joamtlra, it
eebeiutovrn Tilten inc .rn 0aEren mad Nn,erts
ausscranrcr unp SHrtian 2ortb tam his in r o1pe
0antrm urt 50. Cbc Ct ein jmlie 3ttaS tcp 1rn.
Scbn Wper artettc mecn Ylae etra Sabrcn
lies. 9 eitntm pa nds nscDr bm aIshurrn trnnn.
ein untertriectntr Sdwa8r rtniet tcErli Sodrit
bm ,u eba, unr ttttst SSrrman, rrr Sarit tcr Aunt
BAIT etcn xrp bea9ten &Dan Cirtbs sctcn
Bat ,u itbreittn at Qeter &Dr Il M prn Dccbad.
[~r4 Mr.. FTarz's tavern, BeNh, en stark Go. ohio.
a uQpeottcltlar wrpen trft, Gtiees ctlie Qale auu.
neNnler, uno unferer ole9enbtnlle Separtis iu pn.
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GO tHnn in mctncnG Dmihtm QNNrena8ern 3u Canton nh
~ xs1sson rl9enrc Qrtirt gu ntcrtrm prstten anbrcn,
as pte(tlbcn jcsRaS 1Scten ju b"en 9cr n Gnr nanl
itrip Del &artcSs bAc GaIrn Nrttclr Naua Ser
(s Grate dure TO-; Iart0rt1urc, &Nrtpn0t G5p.
a Sr6ec als uno ctrlte DiEtar iii purern; lreuBitb
stAu 80. l, &Drcme st Srun Nc l. Gin gutter Art
Grfou ranirtes e>laukcra 0nttmrniun n r"uDcn SUE
rar sr&utsrt; mrtcn fndtxen Ce CATER unr
Oren Oslc te 05utrn Garrtl rrt Ncbts ur wetScs
rGcipita Opium Surburat 0btna unr 9orrbea Sinc
ter, gcrrcntuatt't, Grra Srns 9lp. l. tyer Atr
No. 2Mupnia r. g alr tcrt1ure Gbcr, Surb. Gtpcs, &r
pniiein Scetns 9rptrnr, @erotrne, Srnine, unp ale
rc9caticm Aetriecm tcumen tct merren Slit 1T latcn
ric of Trrrcn. Seinc IN Ocl ias=
paArcn jtrer Art; pprS@e 9&terme M rrter unp y
Itnue
5jn,en mtnarr Grabcr mretn and Jeu Vrt ertan
n s8MctuS ASnrttat:t Nrtc' ri, StIur NIriri, AAun
c Ipic 0to ode tcauFt: OrnSartttci Hnh Ar;snttn.
6 .23 nc :, &Gntcn, GDo, cter 0iaSiQrr,
~ r,.,e of s. BUGkIUS.
| @Sertcmtcr /. 1910. 6-CGt
81. y. Hr Vrccit Hrnon rer1nst rirp eeItetc
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6aufeute uno 9,idbicnltbmicce,
az L.

N-tHtk Nt&Utk
er ltnttrittretnc bat etn 1000 @idtnz Stnte.
- <aufs rrDalteu e su 6IiNtnfreen rerta"ttn Wire
Ga arcscs assortment mr tctnri9 auf o"nc sebaltsn G
Auftrase erten rrttli trpr8t unc r Se'fcunsen rar
att1.rt wtrten. 21i am StN, A9rnt fir
Oft G6rstnriiic, Start bic 6lilb1e Nanufattur.
9auntp EDp, Sunp 10, ls40. bp.
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GNnDbQl.

NNa eincm 9buBe tci ber lsten 9ttuns rer Gp suDtr
~ Spnrre CDr wirn Dor fttl6e Slrtt riefer pncr
f6 III QBctt 9rtpn (0cttstrmn) Qpctmpranb Co., 4en1z
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