davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
ORTIZ A ERIC AN.

Those who have reed the previous nam
ben Of The North American, which con
tanned the history II the operations OF
The Revolutionary war in Canada, have
discovered, (if honest enough TO admit ID
iha, the III success Of the Amefican arms
IN that contest. was attributable. neither
TO an au.i-republiean feeling 10 the Csnsd-
ian populsiion. nor to any bsekwsfdpeas
nmonc The people, in cheerfply shoulder
ing the musket, aud gslIan,ly daring the
issue, bo, 20 circumstances attending the
management ofihe various campaigns, and
for which the authorities in AmeFiea are
alone responsible. The facts, arguments
and authorities there produced, have chsl-
lenged examination and invesiig alton, and
TO reply having been offered thereto, the
natural inference is, that the position taken
by this journal 10 irrefutable.
The history Of the country 10 now
brought down TO the period OF the las.
war, and with this number commences the
review OF the campaign of 1914, To this,
and the two succeeding numbers, the al
,sntion Of the public is respectfully invited,
that any error in facts, or erroneous infer
ences or position, assumed by this paper
shsuld be corrected. Should II be salts
factorily shewn, that the popuIatio Of the
4
country were as bameless as their fathers
in the days Of '7s, il is 10 be hoped, that
the authors Of the wholesale SANDERS and
atrocious calumnies SO gratui,ously heap
ed upon the sacrifices and suferpgs Of
people, who have proved by their acts their
attachment 10 Liberty and Republican
principles, may he visited with the ndig-
nation and contempt Of an intelligent and
truth-lovng community.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14

GO When Her Majesty, Victoria, BY
the Grace of God. and so forth, pro
ROC ued the Parliament Of Great Britain
on the 18th Of August last, on the das
one step lower than the Throne, was sea.
ted, "MY Albert" in splendid chair o
state and on the right, and two steps
lower, were seated, in chairs OF state the
King and Queen Of the Begians. We
give this that our republican readers may
know how such things are done. Heigh-
no, il is said Her Majesty looked very
thin owing to her peculiarly interesting
situation; and "mv Albert" looked thin
and pale with anxiety, and kept his eyes
upon her like any true lower.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
AGENTS rcR THE n AMERICAN.
VERMONT.

sERm 4.
.Monipeiier--J. A. Vail.
North Troy, pt.-Dr. l.. G. Moore.
JeGerSonpiile-Rev. j. Baker,
Fairietd-H. Soule & Gou Brigham
East Berkshire Or. S. S. Butlrs.
.elburgh--Tabor |. Svwel. and
Elisha Reynolds, p. M
North Hero-Col. Ii. Wadsworlh and
Dr.. G. Whitney.
Richford--A. w. Sears, r. NJ.
Bakersfeld-Josiah r. Brigham.
Highgote.--H. o. Green.
Burling TON ndeer Dnvernas.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.MarloD Capt. Selden Brown,
SiraDord, NJ H-Majer $. B. Day.
NEW YORK.
N. \. Ciiy--John Ryan, OBS Greenwich A.
Rouse's Point--W William Weldon,
Perry's Mills. Perry, p. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures DAMS, and J. A.
Squires.
.9usa6te Forks-Dr. Joseph Davirnon..
Roehester-W. l.. Mackenzie, Esq.
Saiina Erasmus Stone, P. NJ.
Hopkinion--Joh Goodell.
Gienn's Faiis-Heman X. Horki-<.
Norfolk, St.L. Go. W. ISM Phelps.
MAINE.
7homasion. lie A. Rice, Esq.
WISCONSIN.
.Miiraukie-Louis Franchere,
trAlI Posi-Mssters who are friendly
oius and 10 our Cause, are requested to act
as Agents.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
II enovating Mixture.


FoR THE CURE of RHEUMATISM,
A Scrofula or Kings Evil, Hip diseases,
painful affections Of the boEes, liberated
throat and noslrils, Ulcers ol every de-
scrpIion. Fever Sores, and Internal ABB
scesscs, Scald Head, liberated ieet aud
legs, Blolches, and oil kinds Of diseases o.!
the skin also, PILES, in their most ag-
gravaied form.
This medicine is singn'ar'y clIicacious in
renovailng those constitutions which have
been broken down by inludicious treatment
In general terms, il is recommended in all
those diseases which arise from impurities
OF the blood or ,itiation Of The humors, o
whatever name or kind. Some OF the
above complaints may require some rifine
assistant applications, which the circum-
stances Of The case will dictate but for q
general remedy OF prescription to remove
the cause, this compound viii be found
sufficient.
or all remedies yet discovered for the
cure Of particular disease, this is The
most certain. IL makes speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regard to
diet, exposure, or application 10 business
Even when the disease has become consti-
tntional, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have tailed, this Mixture has
never been known to fail Of performing q
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
ish recommendations, bat leaves the medi-
cine to speak for Itself.
DiRECTl0NS.-Take from 10 2 tea
spooniUlls, according Ia the strength and
age Of the patient, before eating, morning
and evening. Should il sicken HE stom
ach or prove too much Of axltive, lessen
the dose.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
NOTICE.

M hereby gives that tho Subscriber viii apply ~
Ia the next Session Of the General Assembly offlfs
state OF Vermont for grant for The exciusiys
right ofa Ferry rom The West Shore Of Hog Is
land, in the Town ofswanton, in The County o
Franklin, to the East Shore Of Alburgh in the
County Of Grand Isle, for the space Of fen ysays
from October lS4I.
AZEM NILES.
Swanton ID Aug 1910. 3is.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14

EsoLnH TAsATIos.--w are toll hy
belssf, ia bis works % EnelAna, ,hs,
The isNrs Of shat county smosnEs II iust
about one third oi the earnings or lahof.
4 sAiilal mechanic. who earns eco sier.
ling a wear or nearly SsDn. PAYS Ia the
Government ESQ, rsrsrlySioO.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14

70 NKsvoes pNtFAsTt 4 wEsMsrst.~~
DE-. Tayles's hslssm 81 Lissr-psi. rnses al sTs
bewsfY. ssssareaiy an ssetlssRa rsuseey ses thss*
aissasss NJ ~iis has hesn s~a o. lsss ~ Zee
iAsss Ten wears. she wsa exusanaly sessaas. aEa
a. ttmea ~ssk tksi ssss eosis nos asssee - kef
demsaie duties. Ny The Use Of shts Hsstins,
her stsagth wholly fsstefeG Rea tha - a. heal.
shy a. can wish htf ,s Ne, NJ address /. Al ~.
Taylar'a office
IuEs % Communicable. Nzrsiu =
worthy meuusss Of Nv ccnsssgAlioa, wAs lshsn III
sons ume flncs 18th enld. pa4a 20 she bisasl asa
sane difficulty n breathing, ard ia few DAYS
thereafter she nss violent cough and sialen, pAia
IN tas sldss wAseh 40 medicine eoaId felie,s Shs
seniinscd IN this way iar long ,use sneer De
medical care Of DR.. Res, bat finally became sec.
sampuss, aBd ~As aviaehily near sha end ef hst
earthly sufsrings, when her brother petsuaasa hee
10 'ry DR.. Tayiot's Bsisam o. Lser~ort. whes
she commenced this Bedieiae, u did not seem 10
agree with her fer few cars. hot bs tes.ering The
dose, she found il answered sdmushiy; II relieved
her eopgh and her difficulty Of breaihaE pstAatar
and we had the pleasure II witnessing her rap,S
recovery 80 hesIh. REV. Wa sMYTHE,
OBSERVE Ruy only tha, which 10 made q,
the Old otSce. s75 Bowsry,.N. Y. and e. sale hy
GEO. BARNEY, .Spaafon.
n Webb, Roust's Point.
L.. DooIitiIc, Champiafa.
Mott & palIeS, 81. Johns, l.. &.
VIM. Lyman Il Co. Montreal, l.. {.
Russell 4 Skeals. 81. Aibaas II
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
JEAN BAPTIsTE BIssoNETTE.


VA Il. the suheribers, have been appointed bv
w the Honorable, fhe Probate Court for the
District Of Grand isle, CommissIonsrs 10 receive.
eIsnise aud adjust lse CLAIMS sBd dsmsnds Of eli
persons against the estate If Henry s. voshvsh.
late OF Albareh. IN said district declared. repre-
scented insoiveni, ana sso all claims and demands
exhibited IN Offset thereto, and SIC months koss the
date hereof heiag ailoSe5 b. said Court fof thar
pefPoss, We do therefore hereby give notice. thar
We will attend 10 the business 81 eur appointment,
AZ the dwelling bovse Of Richard Mssning. ~
Alburgh. an said district. on The last MosSsy. Of
November and December BeTi, AZ ten O'Clock. a.
~. on each Of said day..
Wv a. LYMAN. } C6rnis.
LEWIS W. sowsEs, I n5asfs
Dated lais ID dsv Il jelly. 1870
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
KSThe Montreal Herald, in recount,

UThe Montreal Herald, in recount
ag The numerous burnings that have late
y isken place, OF properly belonging TO
L'ysIsts, 10 both Provinces, suggests as
.ae only remedy 10 stop il, To burn two
e'asrs or baras belonging TO Canadians,
"a retaliation for every house or barn be-
l'aglng to British Tory. lie Cansliea
!sfselishes the article. and asks is there
. mad house in Montreal, where the au-
'a0i Of such suggestion could be locked
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
NO II &c T.

THvHE undersigned will petition the general
III Assembly Of the State of Vermont. at its
next session, for the grant of Ferry from burgh
West 10 the line Of the State, for the term Of ten
years from and after the first day Of November,
1870; beginning at the Canada line and extend
ing along the western shore Of said town of III.
burgh south to point called Kelley's point.
SAMUEL DERBY
-Aburgb, Sept. 2, 1870. 1913
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14

n n,o the enclosure Of the Subseriher hav horse
II IN good order, short tail slenderly built ith
small star in the forehead, and spot of white on
his back caused BY wearing q saddle. Supposed
TO be IA years Of age or upwards ~ Enquire Al
this Office or Of
sffCHAEL BERGE
Swan,on 18th Oct Is4o,-23s3-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14

CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT -
As general remedy for these diseases, am fully
satisfied. from long experience, there is medi-
cine equal TO DR. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort.
Being pnrely vegetable, il can be used with the
utmost safety by all persons in every condition
II cleanses the lungs by expeeoration relieves diff
hcult breathing, and seems TO heal the chest
There can be question, but this medicine is a
certain for chronic coughs and colds have
used II for four years IN my practice, and always
with success.
A. F. ROGERS, M. D.
OJ- CossvMPrioS ,-AThe following remarks
were taken from the last number of The Medical
Magazine -
" The surprising effect produced by DR.. Taylor
Balsam OF Liverwort, in consnmptive cases, can
not fail of exciting a deep and thrilling interest
throughout The world. We have so long believ-
ed this disease (consumption) incurable tina,
it is difficult to credit senses when per-
SONS evidently consumpiIye, restored TO health.
Yet this is fact Of daily occurrence how then
can we question the virtue Of the above medicinel
In our next. we shall be more explicit meantime
We hope physicians win make trial of this ssdieins
and report its effect to us."
NoTE.-Tha original and genuine Taylor's
Baisam Of Livcrwort is made ard sold at 375
Bowery.
To FENALEs.-The number Of females in del
icate health is truly surprising. Weskhess, loss
OF appetite, liver complaints, and msny other dis
eases prey upon them, making them pale and lean
Of flesh. All this can be remedied by the use Of
strengthening medicine, that will assist nature in
all her movements, restore tone TO the nerves and
muscular organs. or this kind is DR.. TayIor's
Bslsam Of iiserwori, which being mild and purely
vegetable, answers females admirably. II ell viii
use ii, we confident elastic step, COED ap-
petite, and rudy cheeks will follow. Once more
the original and genuine is made at s75
Bowery.
0s- sFITTIEs or BLooo.-This disease coz
sisls Of adisehargs Of blood, cfsp iroshy from the
mouth, brought up with hawking and coughing,
and Is usually accompanies with di6cohy II
breathing, and some paia ia ihe chest. semesines
il is preceded by an oppression At the chest, q dry
tickling cough and eight shooting pains. This
disease IL always more less dangerous. The
great danger is tia, these symptoms msy terminate
ia consumption; and immediate remedies can alone
save this end But DR.. Tsyior's Rslssm Of Lfs-
srwort is q sure remedy. and 10 show iIs unparsi-
lsllsd success, eerscates Of cores from 4zl citizens
and many pbysieisos, wiIi Be pVslIsbed IN Z. =
days.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
DIR. TAYLOR'S

E a 9 a I'm OF Liverw T. {
Has been used successfully for eight years
in the cure of CONSUMPTION and
LIVER COMPLAINT. D- Remen.-
Der, the original and genuine is made only
at S75 Bowrey, ". r., all Others are spu-
rious and unauthorized. 90
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
Strayed.

hi NTo tho enclosure Of the Subssribar on
Ill the is ait. small pale-red Cow, with hcr
two hind feet white. and hind quatsrs white. The
owner IS requested to prove properly, pay charges
and take her away.
AMBf0N NIECE,
Highgate, Sept rs, lS40
8 ms. 60
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
WRITuNG SCHOOL.

" j. THOMAS TiH open a FLIRTING
III II o SCHOOL IN this iiiiage on Nonda,
frsning merit, at early candle lighting. 7Rs
nanes Of all ,cho uish 10 attend should Be len
at His residence this scesk
TERMS.
Is lessons SIPS; Is lessons $I,5e; IS les
sons $500.
Scranton, Oct. z, 1870. 22-3s
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
Tavern Stand to Let.

~ HE Stand now occupied by Henry Asset
III styne, Esq and now 10 successful operation,
10 let for two or years Possession to be Civ
en- on the FIRST of October next Enquire at the
Office of this paper,
Swanton, LIST. Sept. 1870. 1882
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
Kitridge's Celebrated

For Sale at this Office. also By DR.. l.. C.
Moore. North Trey, ".
NSIfIS ointnen, FOR the Of rheumatism
IL White SwellingS, THEA CAPITIs or
Scald head. Salt Rheum, Ulcers Of long s,sBd-
ing, Burus, Scalds &c. Is TOO well known 30 re
cure any new recommendations; suffice ~ 10 say
Il stands prominent among al the medical prepsF.
atons thar have been invented iof ibe cure Of
ne shove mentioned diseases.
S~.nton. VI. March 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14

ENRoM lha na.ture Oh lhe irnd,

ENRON the pasture of the Undersigned, on the
III hight Of tho Both ult,, large Canadian geld.
ing horse, white, with grey spots 90 Tho hind qpaf.
tiers, wears old, stamped on the lief, side Of his
neck with the initials J. u. y. Said horse was
traced rs far az Csldwelrs Manor. l., C. and was
haruessed in light Canad an cart painted outside
cherry color. and inside blue, with double wood.
en- springs.
Whoever viii give such information as will lead
TO the recovery Of the horse either the proprietor
warded.
JEAN BAPTIsTE BIssoNETTE.
l. Acade l.. c 18Th. Asgi. 1910,
Also stolen in The fall Of 1893, small mare,
slate color, with black streak one inch and hall
wide along her back, years old when stolen. N.
diDsry troi. and has hsen recently seen in the Vi
cipity Of Highgaic, VI. ANY information given 10
she proprietor eit a, the Office Of this paper will
be literally rewarded. n
JEAN BAPTisTE BIssoSEiT
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14
TO ALL CONCERNED.

a LII parsons owing the Subscriber, whose de-
IA msnds are now due. are hereby Informed tina
he must have his PAY immediately
GEORGE BARNET,
Swan,on, Sept. Is, 1910. 2l-3
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-14

UThe Brock monument subscription
Gags considerable. II does not yet reach
half the sum required.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
BATH, THURSDAY, MAY 81 1910

The following extract from one of the
REAL Jack Doaonings Letters, published in
the New York World, gives just and true
account Of the beautiful condition OF things
Just now IN vogue in that city, by reason Of
the vast wisdom Of our rulers.
The next morning heard a little ham
merlng on the side Of the house, and
looked out, and there was the Squire, nail
ing up bill, with large letters on it, THIS
HOUSE TO LETT And looked along aud
see there was jest SIGH bill on every
house in the block. Thinks !. what's TO
pay now? l guess some terrible oyerturn
has happened to the Squire or his tenants,
to break cm all up in a heap SO. felt
kind of Uneasy about IT. so, after break fast
l took my hat. and went out, and walked
mile or two about the city. And l soon
found that whatever the trouble might be
between the Squire and his tenants, the
same trouble had spread all over the city;
for IN every street | went through, it
seemed to me one-halfthe houses had bills
on 'em, to let. Well, thinks 1, Pm glad
did Mt engage that house OF Squire Sharp,
for there's SIGH an everlastin sight Of
houses to let now, it's wonder to me if l
do MT find one pretty cheap. So l went
home, and told Polly all Ne,c- York acas to
let, and l guessed we should find house
next year cheap enough.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
EAT ALBERT.

"On the 2lst of February, the Hon Al
BERT SMITH made one of the best speeches
that has been made in Congress the pres
ent session-He applied the lash to the de-
serving opposition members without stint
or mercy which brought awhole federal
pack to his heels, but he bravely and most
triumphantly fought every federal desper-
ado that opposed him. We shall take an
early opportunity to spread this speech be-
fore our readers"
We copy the foregoing paragraph from
a paper called "The Democrat" printed
at Bangor in The State of Maine, 10 enable
Members OF Congress and others in this
city, to know what is going on in The Cap.
itol, and which they would not be very like
ly otherwise to find out. The Democrat
announces, lin this paper are published
the laws Of this State and of the UNITED
STATES by authority Fearing we shall
not soon have an opportunity of reading
this most unsparing speech in the Demo-
crat, or any other paper, and anxious to
know when and where the whole federal
pack, which were at ''his HEELS" were so
trlumphantly fought and conquered, we
ask some gentleman to give the necessary
information. Seriously, does Mr.. Smith
write these puAs Of himself? No other
man would risk his reputation, by indling
such paragraph as the above quoted
This is not the first instance this session, Of
mos, gross and nnfounded commentator
bestowed upon Mr.. Smith, by the papers
in Maine. An article attributed to him re-
marks which acre never made, run the
rounds of the papers in that State some
weeks ago, and became the subject Of
comment by some of the Wing presses, land
the mendacity was thus exposed. If Mr..
Smith, continues this system of self putting
at the expense of other members, we shall
feel bound to expose it. He may pnff him
self as much as he peases, and swell into
any dimensions he fancies. provided it be
net done byassumed attacks and triumphs
over ths Wing portion Of the House, which
are utterly fa!lacious. We have no apprehen-
sion that the people of Maine will be much
deceived by this article. Mr.. Smith is as
well known here as he is there: and as
well known there as here; and we think
the paragraph in the Democrat, under
such circumstances, quite harmless.
Maids OMAN
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

THE Book OF JAsHER. The New York Even
ing Star announces that an elegant sereotyped edition
of the Book of Jasher, from translation which has
been several years in progress, and recently COM
pIeted in England, will appearin New York in few
days. The Star gives some account of the history
of the Hebrew manuscript, and printed edition Fl ON
which IA translation Is now made into English for
the first time. 1t is said to be translated with an
elegance and fidelity highly credtable 10 the emil
nent scholar who has been SO long engaged in the
work. Boston Patriot,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

OLD TINES IN MEDICINE. The time
has passed away, when oil from kittens
boiled alive was considered an admirable
application to wounds; when toads roasted
alive were administered for asthma, and
the hairs Of mad dogs for hydrophobia;
when the powdered thigh bone of an exc.
cuted felon was considered a specific in
dysentery, and ointment was. applied to the
inAictlng weapon in order TO cure the
wound; when physicians placed confidence
in phylacteries, and watched with intense
anxiety the influence of black and white
days and the aspects of the stars; and
when they hurried their unfortunate patients
to an untImely grave in attempting to
quench the fires of fever and inflammation,
by diligently feeding the consuming flame.
Select Medical Review.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
JUST RECEIVED

a NEW and prime assortment Of WITCHES,
"a SLIP SPOONS, SPECTACLES.
JEWELRY, &c. which will be sold at very low
prices for cash. and war; anted to give perfect salts
faction at H. C. DONNELL'S,
n B. Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
Bath Fob. 18th # 49,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
From the Albany evening Journal

From the Albany evening Journal.
Extract ola letter received from Geo
Combe by his brother in Albany, dated
18th May, 1910.
1--WE remained at Cincinnati six days,
went down to North Bend, sixteen, miles
below Cincinnati, and visited General
Harrison, and dined with him. He is a
superior man although poor is very much
Of a gentleman, and worthy of the higher
respect for his poverty, as it is standing
evidence Of his great disnterestedness and
Justice: for he has held high situations in
which he might have enriched himself
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

Biblical critics seem TO be divided in
opinion respecting the authenticity and val
ue of,he Book Of Jasher," just published
in New York, under the direction of M.
M. Noah, of the Evening Star. In that
paper of yesterday, the editor says:
1.-The violence with which this Book is
assaled in certain quarters-more direc-
ted, of course, against the publisher than
the Book itself, creates the interest we
desire. We shall continue to defend it up-
on the grounds of its merit. viz work of
great interest; venerable for its antiquity,
and great literary curiosity, and, as SUCH
its circulation cannot be checked-men
will read and judge for themselves"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

Captain Waite, of the New York packet
ship England, has just completed his one
hundred and tOrty:tourth voyage across the
Atlantic
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

~ The Eastern Argus in 1913, contained the
the highest euiogy. on Gen. Harrison, for his
bravery, energy and patriotism
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21

A Yankee is collecting horned frogs in
Texas, for the purpose of Specializing on
them in the United States.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-11
81 q Clyrtb t.

gcrthamptOl, gant, 9nnD "a. 1910.
Gintemalen Der 9tsitrief icr yicrtbdmps
on 8auf, erridtet inter Stlbt 9lIlentaun,
Clcetbin Tcribamptet) III yedd @arniD, I'M
Staot penuilpauier nit einefl autcriilrten
9dpital ocu st25,00O, BON petRm l24, ,6S5
3toler einacSablt InN, Bio i'm sabre uniers
soerrn ls43 ju @npe Densu wirI
Tesbalb
q8irb Nad,rd,t hermit gcaben jnfclgs
Der Contribution nnp ben Ge(fen ber De
put. Rnelit pon gsg{GlcSsssdifssr gS ssysbFSS
fnp bic nadle Giss8gebuuS cip9ter 9ie.
ptttit 81 erIuder, ,ea erlagtsll8rctbrief
,h errpcitern, tino bt SapttiIltlf erlo9ter T
gdnf pcu sl25,00tSu rpelderEr IeBt se,
redigt, auf $500 Sn crveiArn. 60
ipirb preer al mGamcn liid eber Sa'
&c Der 8nnf cine gbdnceruI9 pflan9t.
9luf 8efebl Der 8coro oef EifftorS.
sSbn Sic, @S6ier.
calfD 1. n9-6W