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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

E..StsF7 THIS road will be opened The pubic for the
AF<STfSG- transportation OF PASSENGERS aud M6rchan
- disc. and after MONDAY, September 9Th
1912 Passenger Trans daily Sundays excep ed in
nection with the of the Nashua and ell and Bos
ton and Lowell Rail Roads follows;
Leave Concord fo Manchester Nashua Lowell and Bos-
ion al ga A. M. 10 l-2 \. NJ. and 4 I'M
l. Boston for Nashua, Manchester and Concord at
l-2, II l-2 A NJ and 43-4 p. NJ.
FARE-Concord to Boston, 81 50-Concord to Low ell
81 so.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the Cars
of the Boston and Malpe Rail Road. Passengers be
ed between Concord Manchester Nashua and An
dover HaVehll' Exeter, Dove Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
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MERCHANDISE


Merchandise Trains vii leave Cuncnrd and Boston dali
ly. Sundays excepted. The Company are now prepared
transport Clouds and Country produce. which may be
TO their Depos in Conc, I'd and Boston
RArEs-rh' ough LIST class 81 90 per 1000 lbs. Furn-
i'ure Carriages 1--we Stock Slaves Heading ship Tim
Der, Lumber, Granite, Ac al specific prices
A goods and nctcha disc wi D. at tie risk Of the ow
whie IN he Company store Houses
TENS u clsh'ing ash invariably de liver, of the
Goods. Ry ord-, Of the Directors
ISAAC SpALDiNG, TIeasurer
Nashua. Scpiom no. 1912. 81
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A CERTAIN CURE

for humors, scroiua, piles, eresipeIas salt
rheum, scald-head, and all diseases aris-
ing from impurity of the blood
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ROFCHfTfS, diseaee OF The throat and
ID Lungs, which is annually sweeping thousands
upon Thousands 10 premature grave, under the
mistaken name OF consumption, ia always cured by
Jaynes Expecto.ent Tho symptoms of THE dis.
ease, are Cough, soreness Of me Lungs or Throat
Hoarseness. ficuty oil Breathing, asthma, Hectic
Fever, Splitting up OF Phiegm, matter, and some.
times Blood II IA Inflammation of the fine skin
which lines the inside ct the whole IF the wind
tubes, vessels, which run through every part
OF The Lungs. This Expectorant immcdia ely sup
presses the Cough Pain, Inflammation, Fever and
Difficulty OF Breathing and produces free aid ca
~ o&pecloroiOh, aud cure is effected. Prepared
only by Dr. u. JAYNE, 90 South Third street,
PmadeIpha. For sale "a, the Bookstore of E. p
Walton and Sons. Price 81.
4 iFE LltE!! LIFE!ll An tnaI A man heIh
IL will he give Tor his fe"-so we find il recorded
IN the ancient and best Of books but when we
see thousand dying around US, with Consumptiop.
Group, Cough. Asthma, Bronchitis Splitting Blood
and other pulmonary affections, we are led TO doubt
the correctness OF The above assertion, especially
since II is well known that certain remedy NAV
be obtained, which always arrests these diseases.
Dr. Jayne's ESpectoraht never fills 10 give relief
and cures alter every other means have failed
This can be and has been proved ia thousand Of in
stances, where 1t has affected radical curce nfier Tho
pa ,nt had been given up by MS friends nd physi-
cans. This valuable EXPECTORANT il pre-.
pared only by DR.. jayne No. 20 South Third street,
Philadelphia. II may be Iva at Mo-sf5. WAL
TONS Bookstore, Montpclirr, VT
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WONDERFUL!

A astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linmen
n for the Piles, Rheumatism, SC. has been used in
thousands ofeases, and failure to give complete
can be found large supply received fresh ronthe
Manufacture ofihe GESuIsE TO answer the many and n-
creasng calls For sale only at the Montpelier Bookstore
by WALTON g. SONS.
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.

TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATE
RAILS MANUFACTURED AT CONNERS U
S. TYPE AND SrEkO TYPE FOUNDRY, COR.
NER CT NASSAU AND ANN STREETS, N
Y. CAN BE HAD AT IS PER CENT DEDUC-
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It LOOK AT TtiIS!rG,
sTPHAV YOU 4 COUCH9 -

~ THOUSAND die CONSUMPTION every year
~ in the United States, and millions suffer from ,rou.
btsome coughs and cods, tina, be cured by Dr. W.
Hnchcock's Vegetable Cream Cough Drops safe and
Mcdca pre- scrpon containing poisonous Drngs and
used in practice f'r several years will most
positively aft rd relief, and YOU from HAT wlt dis
ease pulmonary consumption Nhrh sweeps into the grave
hundreds Of the young The old, thu luvcy and he pay
Have you couehf B. persuaded 20 purchase bottle
of the Cough drops dag 10 NAV be too late
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster ami DICKINSON
sole propretars and successors to A Hitchcock and Co
u? Gtnnesscr street Urc NJ in Mon peur by Sllas
Burbank jr; III Waterbury b Huchns, Goss and Co in
St"w by Albert Camp. IN chelsea b. n. G. Hale in Tun-
bridge by Foster IN Royalton by Downer Nevins aud
Fish. ~
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I'm Nv AN - I'm y lNtI n.
IGHLY esteemed for curing al! erup,ion s coarseness
i redness, and pimples the face, neck and hands
and eecuay leaning the complexion and removing all
dlsea of The an.
Nothing ihutes much 10 general success in
life engaging first appearance. This Lotion is ad-
mred as most fragrant, mild, safe wash and greatly
eemed for lis virtues in cleansing soenng ard pur yng
the skin of all erupons injurious female beauty and
restoring it 10 high degree of purity.
beautiful and healhul complexion is the pride of all
vhopussess it, and the envy of those who depeed of
il. god appearance is the best tecomme ndalion and
the beauying Lotion purifes the skin and emovcs all
pmpes botches tan, sunburn and reness and produces
beautiful hue, it Is the only cosmetic lady should use
at her toilet.
0JGenilemen will also find this delightful remedy to
remove al roughress pmpes, rngworms spots redness
the face and nose and evory kind Of eruption
the surface Of he human body. 1t particularly rect
onnenjed gentlemen be used after shaving as it will
prevent the Otherwise certain effect of all common soap
in turning The bcard prenaturely grey.
For sole wholesale and retail by Foster aad Dickinson,
sole pruprieors and successors 10 A Hitchcock and Co
n Gennessee street. unca, N. Y; in Montpelier by
Sias Burbank, j. in Waterbury by Huichins Goss and
Co in Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea BY N q. Hale;
in Tunbrdge by j. Foster, in Royaon by Downer New
and Fish. ~
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FROM OLD PRICES.

THE unler signed respectfully informs the old patrons
l. Of the Type aud Stereotype Foundry formerly known
as JAMES CONNER'S, and. mare recently as CON
NER Il COOKE, and tho publtcin general that they
epa ed TO execute orders for Prn ing Types Presses
Uhases Cases Ihposing stones, Ink f aud every
other article necessary 10 form complete Printing Esab
lishmcnt, favorable terms, and Of as good quality
any other establishment IN the United States.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot Chorlestown and Nashua
every morning. Sundays excepted.
All goods to be transported the rail road, going above
Lowell, must be sent 20 the companys Freight Demo-
Chares'own, at the end of Warren bridge.
Goods 10 be forwarded by the moInn must be m,
to the Depot as early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and coinrnodious
Store Houses both Nashua and Charestown nd
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise, give notice that they prepared ia
transport al goods nd country produce which may be for
waded 70 their depos and for This purpose furnished
sae and covered care which viii perfectly goods
from damage, and careful and experienced men take
charge OF the transportation business the depos and Ia
accompany the goods The road.
The Company determine not only 10 accommodate th,
public but TO extend every facility in their power both TO
eams'ers and merchants, having liked upon the following
rates of freight
S25O per Ton each way between Nashua and Chaesown
Bulk SALT Plaster, Lime Stone Lumber, etc 81 per ton
slOO per ton each way between Nashua md Lowell
All regular eamsels running tho cars will be carried
over the road between Nashua and Charesown each
free of expense. 81
oNSLOW STEARNS, Superintendent
Nashua, October 81 lglI.
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LANDS

S@D28zAs ROSIE which lies in the -sSS.-
western part OF the County where the sale or lonG
for several years past had been suspended is
for us LEAD MINES and Iron WoRKs: the Ini,er y,
which IN almost continual operation aioding The set
tiers frequent opportunities ofengagng in lucrative employ
IN The departments OF labor and ndrslrv
necled with those establishments and consequently very
mode Of paying for land.
HAMMoED adoins Rosie on the Northwest. This
town noted for raising very fine WHEAT a sure and ad.
vantagsous market for which almost readily to be
found at the Ogdensbug Touring nil s. Here too are
facilities Of paying for land the as in RossIe.
PARIsHviLLE, which, lies IN the eastern latt of the
county is extensively settled of the settlers having
pao Tor then ant IN grain, cattle and labor, which aci-
lies are still obalnabe.
MATLD AyiLLE lies directly south Of Parshyiie is far
less selned tEan hut the easy mode of paying for
land obtains here also.
The soil ofhOse towns is generally good either for grain
or gass and no country can be better waeed The great
facly OF transporting TO fo market of Montreal by wu
ter communication gives value the products and man.
uactures OF this country surpassed in any other The
saving OF time and expense the farmer who resides in
The vicinity OF SO great outlet the River Saint Law
renee must be obvious and be the
which this country others whose distance
from market affords little real reward TO labor am indus
ty ~
or more particular information respecting those lands
,1,ess The agents in charge MIR David W. BALDWIN
Tho s and Mr. James A. Sawyer, at Parishyle or to
'''S'''oer at ogdensbuigh.
o,do,.A, GEORGE PARISH,
e"s"u'gh' ST. Lawrence Co Jan. B. 1843. s9t
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NASHUA d. Low ELL RAILROADS..
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

IN and after MONDAY, Septem. s. l94a the mas.
~ scnger trans will run as follows:
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BOSTON
At6I2A AN All LIAM
AT l2 Ia p NJ AT IL 10 AM
Ala Id NJ AT SAP
LEAVE LOWELL
AIS l2 A M, and IL 4, and 81 PM
or Immediately on the arrival of the carsfom Boston,
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsborough North Chelmsford and
Middlesex.
Personsin Lowell wishing TO take the cars for Nashua
will be veycd the free of expense by ng
their names at the Railroad ticket office and
arriving al Lowell in the Cars from Nashua wi be con
veYed TO any part ofthe city without charge.
Eo From Nashua to Lowell SO cents
~ / From Nashua TO Boston, s so.
On the arrival othecars Nashua, stages cave for all
parts of New Hampshire Vermont New York and cana.
da via Amoskeag, Concord, Kecne Charesown, n. H.
Windsor, Brattleboro vi. &c.
Books are kept in Boston at the Stage Office No, Q and
II Elm stree-and the Northern and Western All
Road and Stage Office in front Of tht Depot Lowell where
seats can be secured any ohc coaches and
formation obtained RESPECTING The different sta ge routes
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DR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'B newly invented SNUFF,
IL the best article discovered by scientific in
Europe America fer the cure and absolute relief Of
Caiarrh, Dizziness of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous
Head ache, Fallen Sickness Fits and Infants troubled
with Snuffles, partial shocks Of Palsy. etc.
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lair, HAIR. TOWN & WITHERELL
L have this da, received The latest style Of Hair
work, Bands of long hair, French Fuzettes Amer.
can do, Wigs, Braids, Curls, Ringets, etc. Oct.
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WIN. GKEENOUGH ~ Co.,
No. Ia, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
A r L constantly receiving,
IA HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
which they oer Tor sale tho country trade for cash
approved credit on tho most reasonable terms.
Their stock consists in rart oi
TABLE IL SPRING CUTLERY.
Files, Greaves and Sons, Groves and Sons; Saws.
Hand, Web, Compass, Blue Back, Grating, from the
manufacturers Of Groves md Sons Butcher, Tyzack anG
other approved Stamps Grcaves and Sons Edge Tools;
Turner'S and Sagg's Sickes G caves and Sons, and
Brown and Fathers Braces and Bits; comprising COM
piete assortment Of Sheffield Goods.
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
among which are, James's Screws Bed Screws; Coach
Screws Butts, broad and narrow Bcldwn's, Kcnrck s.,
CottfelTs, Tauaus Table L, Plate back hap pew, CHI ct
Hneesi Hooks and Hinges TScc LOG, Fence Halter
Chains Locks Capcncrs Badgers, Rim, dead, cnsel,
pad, chest, trunk wardrobe, PRESS Norfolk latchcs
wrought Nails Of superior quality, &c.
AMERICAN HARDWARE.
Amess shovels and spades, iron and cast steel brass
And'rons Nashua locks and atches; American Laichrs
Blake >, Parkers and Whites NJ; VIM. Rowlands Mill
and Cross Cut Saws Coffee Mills &c.
Composing in all stock well adapted the county
trade 60
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oooo PRINTS
April 20, is43. +" AimAN ana MINI
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NOTICE.

TINS cert,fes that have relnqushed my son John
4 Cuzzcus his time during the remain # his mi
nory, and shall pay debts l his contracting claim
any Of ms wages after this date
THOMAS G. COZzENS.
Randolph April Is, 1913. 06*
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1 BARRIERS COUGH SYRUP nav and
"A. nnrvalled remedy for all Pulmonary affections
which, as far as has been tested has given more
general satisfaction than any other medicine in
use For sale, wholesale and retail, BY S. p. RED.
FIELD. Oct
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rTHIS cethfcs that have this day relinquished my
L son Ira A. Bliss. the remaining time of his minority,
and he is hereby dschaf ged from all liabilities TO a
minor. and may have full liberty and transact BUSH
for HIMSELF sha hereafter claim his earnings,
nor be responsible for debts contracted by him.
JOSHUA BLISS, ID.
Montpelier April |, ls43 O6
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GLOVER e. Ii. G.. SEED
STORRS II LANGDONS have on hand a small sun
- ply fvery clean Covrr and II Grass Seed March s
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(stat bsfonSsrsS 0srIanssn sinssraat.)
StdatSsEpnDeutipn.

gSr sinpsblen ebrerbieti9ff, bas cine Staats
Convention Der Democratic pon psnnfplpanien
in Neabin9, Serfs Sauntp, gsbalten werbs,
am 7ten 4u9uff ls43, 81 gunffsn BON @enss
raj lOm. panner, fir Yrsiipsnt, unb mir
Dcnsn bas jebes @auntp i'm Staate 9eleaaten
srmablen ipirb, um ltb in pcllsr uno frsisr
eonssntlSn 5u perfammsln.
Com m / ttee:
SSnl. Green, SSm. IE. 9Gunesr, Veter Ni(>
bert, 9Sm. &bcobs, @ecra 8. 9. Seim, Sobn
Wsller, 9Sm. Wllsr, st. Nsabtmsper, s.. &.
Othblenber9, s.. S. Qsapsnwcrtb, s. 81 SH,ibs
!enbsr9 Snc &ttsr, Sranfln . Ntiasr, Sc
org gcoebart s. S9pffmon, Seniom, eNeisel.
Solepb Smtb, Saccb @opbbart, @barlssSars
per, s. le(sr, eaptdn Yster Sredt, S1snrn
Genbart, 90. s.. Hunnemabsr @. 6. Sopf,
Siaae S2eifsr, so. @, 8. 9cno9an gSiliom
Nrnolb, 8. SO. . Sran, S's MeSniabt,
Daniel Soain, Sobn g. &bares, Sobn Seller
S9enrD 2SeIbn Sams6 9. 9ube, Iran,iS Ncs
LAMB, Seremab Soas, Samuel Mpers, Sobu
u. 9anfelb, Sobn Sri9bt, QHiaiam Qobob,
gtanleD &irbp, 6. Sapi8, 95'p O1'&niobt,
Sol. 81. 81. &omef, 90. O., s.. 9. Miasr s.
Ol., Olprrts pawlp, .. &. Sebuls, Senrp
WIlIler, Olarfs Scbn Sibblc, gbarles s.
9aUis, Spttfrico gbsre, 9auieI Vcuna,
y. s. Sartlep, 3. 8. OrSniabt, @amuel
s. Ocun9, Ibrabam R6rper, 0anisl &amf.
mann, 9. S. Ncbrer, Sobn .. gunnins,
g. g. 81 Sielter, Slatbaniel l6pf, Sacob
$. Ofler, 9. W'Snisbt s. S. 8oas,
1Sm. Spper, QSm Sbbner, Billiam SeB
lnbreae 9abls, wm 8. Sb6ner, 6enrp
Srep, Sobn 8. @ebwenf, 3Sm ermentraut
:. Nl9aier, 3Siniam <oe, CSm. 8tein,
Senjamn Tfenbaeb. QSiIliam Seim, 6er=
man Scaro, SanIel ShbmfeIcer, petcr
Sod, 3. 9. Barnet, u, 8. Od9cr, 3Bm.
0apr, Qiarb Sb6nfelper, Sobu J6spler,
Col. 3. 9. @titbter, QSiaiam 6isb, Spbn
Seper, g. s. Srbn, Scel Sitter, 8. 81.
Olitimcr, Q4. s, 8. 8orbom Sobn gcles
man, Sctfre :. 8strer, 9apio Scr, @ecrs
Smtb, s. u. Sd. 6ieltcr, :. SesIp, Sobn
Sahh Saeob $ona Charles San Neep,
:. Olcrris, Saepb 01. Song, ssutsnat, 80.
.. spelper, 6. Oentitt, atram <pon, I5n.
Wolier Curtis $ripis. @eora &cim, Scbn
&. 9Srisbtt gbarlcs Smef, 0aoip Srisbt,
Ollebacl Srdmer, Saebarias s. Olaurer.
sDetsr Strpbsfer, 3. 3. Seb6ner, Petsr
0laaeL Sriprich 8. Dliler, gbarles 3icber,
Olajrr Secra @eB.
Seaoina, 2pril 4. l94s. 3AOst.
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Sepls @.inreibmn9 fiir9SferDe

9icIe it6dBtare einrctun9 1T init nun.
pertarsm grfola ssbrautht ,poroen, CUR Se>
lun9 bet bartncfisfrn Granfbelten womit
Yferoe bcbaftet ltnc, fclcbe als
Ilts StrabnunseM Sebwsllunacn, Steif:
belt, SallciL oureb 9rtiofen pom Summet o.:
Der Sattel prrurfattt Derentuna oerSebuIs
tern, ScrrentHna bes Safes, Serrenfuns
oer @dGenfel, Scrrenfuns per wirbelfncs
den, Serreufune i'm &nie, 8errenfuns i'm
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8ubseIenfr.
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Den, Shntte. QuetIcbunaen &C, uno 9itt
aleib Qinperun9 in Der 8dups unb aneern
Sranfbsiten, ipsltben pferrc nit weien
Siben nno Staten ,nterwcrfen ltnb, rr3enst
oureb Die Ct. ScbannesnnrseL weltbe oft
bic Sufe no Su6enotben crrpferbe peroirtt
unr Ger 9Birfuna pcn Snlpbnr6L blauen
Sitricl unp anbern ctcn 70 frdftiSen W1t.
teln ent9esen ipirfer.
Diefe ginreituns miro 5ufcbmicoen, gis
seutbimern bon >iperp Stdllen, Subrleuten,
StatI6, gcntraftcren nno Qripat Serren
empfcblsn, ais cine nnItbdetare Olebisin,
uno fcHte fcrtwabreno in ibrcn StaGen aes
balten psrosn. Gum Serfauf tei
-James p. gambert, 9(aent
fir W'arlhaa's Iammtiebe preparats.
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sUl br Yewets.
RtenlsD's GeGeW GraOel
Yi L { Il.

SD sratbte es als meine DHitbt tefannt
az machen, ba6 Ieltbem leb bon oben erndbn>
ten Yilsn Sebraub semaht, teincn Oureb.
Iauf mebr 9ebabt, prmit ib febr oft scp(ast
mar, rpie audi bic src6en Sebmer3en in msis
iien Slisren Derlcren, uuo ultbt brancbte 70
oft waGer gu matbeu unb baB ieb i'm Stan.
pe mar, iminer an mcner Nrteit ~ bleiten>
mee6es itb niemals Dorber I'M Gtanre mar
an tbnn - unp per1tc6ere, paB its oas bette
<ariersO1ittel fnb pelbes itb jemals senpm.
men babe.
Senry Tcrpman.
5sioelbers 9aunIhip, <ibancn gam,tp
Nu9nlt Q. tp,
Iaenten in gtsaoina :-Gccrae Grb, Carl
Dinans, gde ber 7ten unb SranflinsS Stra6e,
nno u spu,pelle, Srufere oefer 3ettuns;
benfal(s 3n baben in 5eoelbers 9aunfebip
y. e. tei atrabam Gpensftr.
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Der Nebli0e TDrlOer,
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Slicf ouf bic &ontroperle 6lpif6en 9rn.
Steinbadber uno 6rn. Berg, por9es
babt am II, Is uno 10. Sftober


Sises QSsrftben mirb s,par in Sorm ener
Seiticbrift erfbeinen, fpa aber ntdDt ldn9er be>
ifsbn b5 bic Sdbrifen, mcvrn per Sitsl msIs
BET, srlb6pft lnb, mann ite bon Cslbit aufDSs
ren miro iu erlCbejnen.
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n,n9 in II Soften, bon 80 Seitsn jeeeS, srs
ibenen, mas suiammsn Gin Sub bon prsls
bunbert unb sini9e itebeni9 Seiten bllbst.
lin AUDI ben lln0emlltelten Gele9enDelt ju
9sbsny Iib nit Dem "reoIden Scrfbsr' pers
traut Su mad)en mirb jsbs6 I9eft BON 81 Ssls
ten, nur 81 Sent foifen meltbe bel Nbllsferun9
beilelben baar su entritten llnb, nebit l Sent
Srd9erlcbn 1Ser bas erlfe S3eft erbdlt wirb
nur bann bos ilpsts cbsr frl9enoe erbaltsn
penn ct fir oas pcrbsr9ebsnbe besobIt uno
raS fcl0enoe bsifelt bat.
$50 mebrers Ysrfonsn sufammsn ifsbsn unb
16 @rcmplare Suiammen obnebmsn 70 irlsn
ibnen cisfslbem 9e9en @infencun9 elmer 9utsn
Sbasrncts, pcrtofrsi an irgenb Elm Defiant in
9eibidt Wereen. Senbun9en
ouferbalb penniplpanien 9eItbebsn auf ASpirsn
Der rslp. Seitcler. Yuis: 20 einSslns S?stte
fir @jnen Sbalsr. ...
0Isr 2tae @brmlroigsn 6rn. prebi9er iinb
ebrerbist9it srluCbt lid, fir bic Serbreltun9 oies
fer fleinsn Shrift ~ bemiben.
Die srlfen finf I1efts ftnb bsreits srfbenen.
0F2tQe Srefs unb Seifelun9en werbsn
portofrsi srbeten.
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