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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-03
For the Voice of Freedom.

Mr. Hole0mb.-D ear Sir; Ia looking
over your paper Of Sep, l9.h | discovered
in the editorial, that you was informed BY
responsible man who was in Sherburne
on the day Of election. that about eleven
balotings were had-and that on the last
three, the member elect voted for him>
SELF SC. Now do not, nor have not,
meddled with politics to any great extent
fof several years-but must say tina! your
nformer is liar, let him be whom he
NAV, for we did not ballot but six times,
and there are dozen men equally respon.
sible as your man, whowilI make oath that
Ivoled for John Johnson The abolition can
didate on the last ballot. And further,
it was generally understood that | Iesigned
the Office of Postmaste. prior TO the e lee
ton and after the election | made
proclamation TO the Freemen that il they
would vote for, and elect, any other Wing
man would cheerfuIly resign, for did
not want The Office. = lam not 10 the habit
OF writing for newspapers-but you will
obigc me BY giving this letter place in
your columns. Respectfully yours.
BENJAMIN MARKHAM.
Sherburue, Sept. Is, 1914,
EMARKs.
The foregoing is cheerfully inserted as
intend all denials of the truth of char.
es pabIished in this paper, where the &C.
cused feels that he is injured, shall be.
NV Informant was Geo, o. Adams, a
Clerk in the employ of Ira Stewart of
MiddIebury. Nix Maxham's communica-
ton did no. arrive until the lastVoice was
issued, and could no, of course go in last
week. Immediately wrote to Mr. Ad-
ans for his authority for making the
statement named, and in his reply he told
me the impression of many was, that
MIR Markham voted for himself st.. Al
though heard him make the statement
two or three ti.ues, and once requested
Mr. Adams 10 make it so that could note
il down, was so deaf that did not heal
i, or did not understand the word "im'
presson" 10 be used. This however wa'
probably his design. il he did not use tina
word, and We will let that go as a misun
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-03

MEETING IN BosToN TO AID JoNA-
THAN WALKER. 1t appears from the Re-
port published in the Liberator and E nam
cipator, that meeting Tor the purpose of
devising ways and mems for the defense
of Capt Jonathan Walker was held in
Marlboro Chapel on the 2lst of last
month, and that 8 l09, was raised at the
meeting. Important resolutions, presented
by Joshua Leavilt, were adopted, and a
committe Of Ave were appointed to engage
counsel and prepare for the defense of
Walker, aid his family, and disburse the
funds placed in their hands. in such ways
as shall be found necessary. The follow
ing men constitute said committee, viz.
WIN Jackson, Doct. Walter Charming,
John Perpont, Nathaniel Colver, &
Joshua Leavitt
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BRIGHTON MARKET. -SEPr. %.
[Reported for the Boston Morning Chronicle.1

At matket, 1000 beef cattle. yokes working
oxen, 80 cows and calves, 1850 sheep and lambs,
and 1000 swine.
Prices-Beef cattle-Extra, SIS 25; first quail
ty, "a rs IS; second quality, "a rs a 4 SO
third do SO 50 a 3 rs.
WOrking oren-DuH. Sales not noticed.
Co,os & Cdtoes-At SIT, 500, $24, 1874 so.
and 1888.
Sheep and Ldmbs-Dull. About last weeks
prices obtained.
Wholesale, 4c.; Retail Al 5tc.
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Domestic Goods.

Very heavy Shaker, Cape Cod, PittsfeId.
Augusta and Boston SHEETINGs; Albion
5-4 do; Wadding, Batting. Warp Yarn;
Canton Flannel, Bleached
SHEETINes AND SHIRT!NGs,
Colored Cambrics DrlIlngs, Russia
Diaper, Birds Eye do, Crash;
Fur and Mole Skin Ill A rs, Fall
style and al cery totO prices.
Gents and Boys CLOTH CAPS;
A general assortment of
RR00BR1IaSo
CROCK cry, GLASS, HARD WARE.
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
g. A. Z N 1 S. O G5 S .
Dye Stufs, &c.
SALMON, GOLDFISH, MACKER-
Ell, ROCK SALT,
LIN ERPOOL do;
Nails, Iron, Leather.
&c. dc. dc.
And other articles too numerous 10 men:
tion-all Of which have been purchased
with the utmos, care at the lowest market
prices and will be sold for Cash or Short
approved credit a, very small advances.
Bra6dou, October /; l844' t5ai
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Married.,

In the Free Church in Cornwall, on Sabbath
Sept 29lh, by the Rev Mr., Hutchinson.
Mr.. Benjamin P. Wooster to Mrs. Hannah
Gates,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-03

COMMUNICATIONS. The space occupied
with the speeches Of Messrs. Clay Nor
ris, render it necessary 10 postpone the
publication of some communications un-
I'll week after next.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-03

The ballot box can never be used 10
more noble purpose than TO restore 10 man
his ipalicnab!e rig hts. - Thomas Morris.
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THE B1NNEY PORTRAIT.

True 10 promise, the artist, Goodwin,
came on to the Salem meeting, bringing
the engraved portrait of our houored Biz
ney; add i! has well justified The report
we had heard befJrc, that ii is the best en-
craved portrait In this country. 1t is a
line engraving, done by Balch, intention
ally as a sp~cimen of his skill ard being
done under the eye of the painter, who is
in the very depths of his heart a Jealous
Liberty man, and had thrown his whole
soul into his work, the engraving is fair
and iul transcript OF the por,rait-THE
MAN.
A CARD.
[ feel grateful indeed for the above vol
untary expression of opinion by my friend
Joshua Leavilt, of the portrait Of MIR Biz
new. All, whose opinion have heard on
the same, accords with the above.
| wish to say in regard to the sale Of
this portrait, the price is fixed al p each,
or SIS dozen, if ordered from Albany
but if ordered from Boston, or any place
out of Albany. the price will be something
more 10 detray expense OF freight, &c ,
say SO a dozen.
N. B. Orders solicited from almost any
part of the Union, as can, by express,
forward to almost every large town from
Bangor 10 Cincinnati, and 10 any place
on the great thoroughfares intermediate.
E. w. GOODWIN.
Morning Chronicle.
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QnEsr1nN

Is il The duty Of the United States 10 in.
volve themselves in war with England,
for the purpose OF roaming that portion of
Oregon Territory which the English
caim2 d. N. CASEY, PRRs'r,
A. q. CApRoN, Sec.
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N @ I'll C L s IL.
PhilOleXian Society.

There will be a meeting of this society
held at the Seminary on this (Wednes-
day. evening Oct 2. to commence at
81 o'clock The public are invited 10
alIpnd
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-03

New Fall and Winter
G 0 0 d S.
WARREN g. BLISS
A RE now receiving in addition ID theft
EA- former stock large and extensive
assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
consisting in part of English & American
sg55&ss!aNg U.S.
of new and beautiful styles and at very
low prices.
Rich Dress and Cloak Goods,
for ladies wear, such as Cashmere. De
Coss, CAusam, Grape and Mouslins de
Laims, Scotch G,nghoms, Printed
Velvet, Silk and Cotton Warp
ALPACCAS. Marinoes,
Thibet Cloths, Min.
nivian Cloths;
Gro de Nap
MERINOES,
ROBROY PLAiDS, &C. &c.
a good assortment of
BEA YER d BROAD CLOTHS;
variety of Fancy, Striped, Check
and Plain Doe Skin CASSIMERES,
Plain Blk do.
a great variety Of Plain, Figured and
Striped Satin and Winter VESTINGS,
A good stock of
TATLoR's TRT16EEINGs,
very rich BONNET 4 CAP RlBB0NSi
Bonnet Silks,
Silk Fringes and
Gimps, Cap Laces, Sar>
cinet Cambrics, Lawns, Gin!
pure Edgings and Insertions, Dim.
ity Bands, Corded Skirts. Tarton Muslin.
A0&ERRR 90 @G0VB@s
Gents and Ladies Thbel and Lined
GLOVES, light and blk French
Kid do. Mohair and silk Buge Mius,
Worsted Mtls-German Caps Travelling
CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS,
Misses Worsed Gaps and Boas.
Green Booking, White and CoIored
WooIen FLANNELS, HORSE
BLA NKETS, &c. &c,
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2ln Ole freien uno unabbansigen Pr
pobIer BON Serfs Gaurtv.

an Ole freien uno unabbansigen 9rz
wabIer Don Serfe Gaunty.
Sreunpe nnb W'itbhrssr.
9ie fsbr (iteraIe ltntsrs
ithBuns, Die icb bel BET lsstsn @ebsriffss
Wabl Bon euh srbslt, mid auf ben Bes
ritt feseno, uup Die Dislen fbmeihslbaftsn
Semeife Die ieb leitosm erbaltsnt babsn mid
mieoer peranlabt Gin ganpipat ju Ietn fir oas
9 cberiTss q m t,
BON Serfs ganntp, bel Der bsrannabenpen
1Dabl im nahten Oetoter, ,lnb erIuebe gneb
oabsr a6tnnasUca um Cure Stimmen uno
enren einfn6. SIM Sal msin'r grtpabs
lung perIprehe ih bic init Dem Imts Dsrtuns
eenen pfidten nnparteiiib uno III gursr
Scllsn 3ufrieoenbeit au erfhIsn Sir Die liz
berale llnterithsuns bic icb bon gu6 BEL si:
nr frhbern Wabl erbslt. sritatts ib meiuen
aufridtisen 9anf, ilno ieb bsas Die 6of'
nnna, oaB Sbr mid bei bet ndebiten 6ertit'
2Dabl uidbt Dersefen iperbet.
guer setorIamsr- Dienrr,
George Dernant.
Steaoina, Wlai 81. bw.
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9 t 4 + b.

-am 10 Suni, in 6cpelters saunitip, Sd
cob wsnrieb, tlnise 60 Sabr alt.
-am I3tsn, in gretcr SaunIttp, Nebefa
Diersr, Satin BON Itrabam Dieter, i'm Ill
ter BON 46 Sabren 8 Olcnaten nne5 9aaen.
--am l2. cuni, in piclsr Stact, Saecb So
psr, i'm 7Ottsn SABRE ieines lltsrs.
-am 9. SUM, in gllaB aaunitbip, Sapett
@ihareIcn, 9oebtsr bon Wm. NiharcIon,
i'm alter bon IS Sahren. une 9 9asen.
Am namli6en 9asG in $anealtsr Sonas
tban 5armonp, friiber Non SuBtaun, i'm SIS
fen Sabre feinss Ilters.
-am IL. Suni in Nlbanp sauaie6ip, G. p'
Si1hctf, einsiaer Scbn pou Or. 8ilhcf,
i'm l6tsn $etensjabre.
am 2s. I1ai in Stsncetaop, Wen Oorf,
Sobann Saeob Dan Bort, ein SoIpat bet
8epclutlcn, in Dem boben alter bon los
Sabreit, A Olcnaten unb 4 Saaen.
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IN Ole freien uno unabbangigen ers
wabIer pon Serfs Gounty:

IN Ole freien uno unabbangigen ers
wabIer pon Serfs Gounty:
8rsunos unb Mtbiiresr!
Snoem ib oft unb micbsrbolt
aufgsmtlntert mcrpcn bin, burb cine 9ro6s 2(ns
iabl msiner 8rsunec, bin ib peranla6t MIDI
@ub ansubstsn alS Elm Sanoibat fir ca8
9 cb riff g. 81 TIT t,
bsi Der bernnnobenben @abL uno erfudbe @ueb
babsr ahtun9spca um Cure Stimmen unb
llntsrlfdsuna. ga itb ndbrenc oss scsenwdrs
tiesn Ssrmns ais llntsrsSberiff eemirft bas
BE- bin ib NIT ben Yf1ibten pertraut ssmors
ben Die NIT benz Imts perbunben linb.) limb
fp(ltet Sbr MIDI NIT elmer Wsebrbsit gursr
Stiillsn bssbrsn, fo mill ib perfprsbsn bos Die
pfttsn ess eria9ten @mtes unpartsiifb uno
su @ursr pollen Sufrsbenbeit erfiat msrpen
tcOsn. Sb psrblsibe NIT setibrenosr Nbtun9
Cur Srsunc unc sr9ebener 9iensr,
Jebn 9. Sdbrioer.
&sabn9, Wsa IA. 1914. BIS.
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Teier oes 4. eSuIt 1776, 3u N1olItaun.

8oIssnosm Seftblnb ssmab, pa1frt lei si,
nsr au D'clltaun ssbatenen Strlammluns,
loll Die Seier BET alnsritanif fhsn llnabbins
alseeitesertldruns bon l776, nabe tsi Dlcas
tann fattinbem. Aas, ole Der Dlcatauner
Satbe shntis Itno, rpsroen btfitbf tinssla.
ben bei;upobnsn. ginise Nebnsr psrbsn
lteb baIcItit sinfnbsn, unb es piro perQetert,
oa6 an fsinsm anpsrn Orte oer gauntD 70
pisl 9srsnhsen nno 3nfrieptnbsit 3u er,par.
ten 1T an ieuem slorreicttm Gage, ais ebsn
an Oct "4nae eliea Sprin9."
"STblcdcn, bab es Den W1olltauner Ocs
motraten burebaus Der gauntp ansmpfcblsn
fsL ben berannabsnpen Sabrestas amerifani.
ieber llnabbinsiateit late Suli] an csr "2n'
asllea SrrinA" [Soiepb G. pstere,1 in
Dlairensriet 9aunlbip, 3u fsisrn."
SUM- 25. GIN.
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Sebeit iint Sob.

Srsuno qsfer-Diefe Ylaee sreift fein lsbsns
css @sittpf an ais nur Wdnnsr unb Srausn .
-sewcbnlib bs9innt es unb jsi9t itb mie elm
fIsin rctbss Yodden ouf Der paut, fiblt (tb
als Elm "Slieaens5tid,' cbsr ala rpsnn cine
5pinne ibrsn tcbtIibsn Sis madt-cbr als
Of sn 9iftiaer 2Surm bobrt uno ilrcosr untsr
Seaut une Skiib friebt.-es 1T stmas qebsn'
ssS i'm mnfbIiden S6rper - tsfdut uno gers
na9t bic Sruit, Ssiten unb Gliebsr Der WFsns
ifsn fpmcbl ais ben Sals, bas gsitbt unb bic
Ssble, unb es 9sbt ME meg eesr # irbt bon
fslbit, rpie sniss anesrs plassn tbun - Rsin
eies tbut ss ME, fcnbern mus eurb oas rebts
Wlttel ms99etrisbsn meresn-uno bic Sra9s
iif nun-1Bsr bat bisfes Wittd?
N. 3. ausfbnsben biefss siftisen Srebss
purms aus oem Slsfbe it SOpssssfabr--tbut
fsin gut, ba er iib psrbrstet auspsbnt uno
,psber um iib fribt, 70 bcs wie jemas
SUM- 25. 3m.
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SSerbeir0tbet.

-ourtb ben etrw. 6rn. wlam. panli, am
10. Suni 6err Sscrae NolIman nit Dlib
6snrietta Sltinsinup, bon gumru.
am l6tsn, 5srr 8rieOrih Smmore nit
W1i6 gatbarina Sramt, BON grster.
-onrt pen ebrno. 6rn. 8. D1ielTs. att 8ten
SUM. 6srr Sobn &lein bon Bnpicr, nit
Wll6 Wlaria Slunematbsr.
-pureb ben ebrrp. 5rn. O. s. 3. Saaer, am
| 3ten Suni, 6err Hlsranbsr 9boasnbsrser,
init Mi6 Matilba Wacper, BON 6amtura.
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WcbIfelle Sommer- @uter
8 Gr9ens, 9 Gr0ens!

2(n neuen uno Doblfeilen Stobr
in Der 5ten Strass nabe bem @sfdnaniTs,
ndblfs sbdr Su 9rn. Sarnets Birtbsbaufs.
0feue Gllter> neue Gllter,
Don oen t7euvorfer uno pbilaoelpbicr
Nmftipnen.
Suhe, GaIfimire uno Wefenseuae,
Sebr woblfeile
unb ibene f9urirts unb i'bdbts 9(lpaeba Cue
fires, erap De Gaines, @ailimer, Woslins,
Saljarnos, Ssbsn &c.
R benfa
8sbleibte uno un9sblsitbts Moslns, Yaraenb,
Ssttens unb StbilrsnsSslieb, SbirSnsGinss
BANS, Garlstons9ln9bams, feline uno moblfsis
ls &attuns, ftdblsn Siibtaber S'lbsSsrpsts
ten, Sanotdbsr &c.
Sbtne Sba,pls,
6astiitbsr, Qinnen, Ssicen unb @anbric Sas
fbsntldDer, Sropatten, fblitbte, turbwirfte
uno 9eifreifts Sambries, iblbts unb fi9urirts
Slcneen, loaubsnsSdnper, Spsen, @infalIuns
gen, 9urbias ,e. &c.
Gdrpets, Tifb DelsTud,
ale neu uno woblfsil. &dufsr finb b6f1bft
ein9elaosn anjurufen Bel
DiHiam Seed,er,
Sd)ilo Der 4urtionez SABINE.
Mpahind, Cuni IA
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w.

gine Sraer fur 6 a II / t n.
-Mon iaet. oa Seros cine unabbdnoioe
Wobt uno als iolbe Don Den Nationen
Der Groe anerfannt iei. 70 babe feline Ee.
eierune oas Gebt oas 8an6e eano uno
8olf ab;utrcten uno an Die Ser. Staaten
anSuiblieben. Sot uniere Tseieruno oos
Reht, ibre Serritorien uno ibr Solf ab.
sutreten uno ee an 1sra6 ia lhliesen Z
Wenn nibt, parum 1T in Dem einen Soll
ods Reht, tpas in Dem anoern unredt 1T.
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I'm Die freien uno unabbdneigeu &r-
tpdbler Don 0erfs @auntp:
Mittirser!
Grmutbiat bureb Die Iety arc6s
mifbise ltuterfhsnna, tpclhe Sbr mir bel
frnbersn Gelesenbeitcn aesebeu ipenn ieb Cite
re Stimmen fir oas Nmt erbcten, itslle ieb
mid tpiscer Dor Cub ais sin ganpipat fir
8 fDertff
tei Der aasemsinsn wabl i'm naebtten Oftcs
Der, nno eriube Cub ahtunasrclI nm Cure
llnterithsuna uno Gursn ginfub. gut fir
osrsanasne Bssanitisunsen aufrihtia uno
bsr3lit oanfeno, babe d NUT binsuufhssn,
caB rpenn ib bic gbrs baben Iclte er,piblt
3u tpsrpsn, it mid berfihte bic pfihten
oss Hmtss init llnpartslibfsit, DlenIhlitbs
fsit uno auf icIts Nrt 3u erftGsn, ba6 pas
Vclf i'm Iasemeinen oanit 5ufrieocn fein
tpirt. Seinricb ShGffer.
gretsr Saunitbip, }
Otai IA. 1914. bJE.
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92ornuna Dor cinam getrlioer.

Gin jun9sr 0ancifrsidsr Namen6 Jaeob
Snvoer, alias paul eofart, ber Iib fir csn
jun9sn franitiiihen otrculss aus9ab uno bier
sin9s Abence feline Scffpriin9e mabtc, 1T
uns uno pielleidt mebrersn anbern esuten ents
iprun9sn rbne feline sdulo su bsSablsn. GO
pisl mir w7Tsn bat ct feline Sprin9e bon bier
nat Ycttspi0s frrt9sisst unc ioute CT bs cis
nem unisrsr !9srrsn @cas9sn feline @ribsinuns
MAIDEN, mag ciss als Elm 3Ginf 9eltsn lib por
Sstru9 Su ittbsrn. Der Dben9snannte 1T BON
fIsinsr Statur uno ftbmabem &6rpsr, ;wfbsn
20 une 80 Sabr ait, bat fbmar;s Saar unb
fbmadben Bart.
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&rebs<S6Qben.

Sas 8olssnos 1T elmer pbilabsIpbier 5st
tllng entnommen:
"Srau Maria Sbneiser, in Der Norb ST.
Stra6e, wuroe BON Der cbensenannten fttret:
lieben pfase bsfallsn, i'm Se1tbt, 3nilben
Dem Huse uno ber STATE, nnp bate Gtbcn els
nen 2beil Der SlaIe uno Die baranltcbencen
sbeile bes SsItebts 'peascfreGtn. Cir ,panos
te ftb an Softcr Sreen, ren Neas
ring, pa., Der fs, init Dem Ssittanee uno
Sesen oer ScrIsbuns, bette, rpabrsnO fe ib'
re sewobnte >ctenspeiie fcrtlestc, nnc aB
uuo trant mas ibr fbmefte.
einiae $sute nannten es Sretslbaten-ans
psre 9erofula -KinSs gpi!, mstit nod y!ss
le anoere Slamcn; alleiu ale ciele Scnennui,'
teiIeite Die Srase ,par: "3Ssr fann es bsis
lsu"' Ssnn es NAT bstanpi9 ant llmflbfrsls
zen - Nafe, Safen, 4uae, lcsar bis gum
Munb binunter, trOs allen 6cilmltteln cie
ra,u ansemenpet ncroe,b bis bic Camille bon
Dem obcnteuamten Manne h6rte.
Gin anpcrer patisnt. Der in &nBtaun, pa.
pobnt, Bate cbsnfaIls cine dbnli6e Plase
al Iteb, nabe am Huse unp Shlaf uno murs
DC nah pbilaospbia 9cncmmcA alIsin CT
febrte unaeheiIt 3urHf, rpuree aber nahbsr
bon eten bem Wann Sebelt, unD 1T jest ses
inup, fr6blicb uno ,ufrlecsn.
Solhe QerIcnen, Die uutcr dbnlihsn Dc.
ltbweroen fttmahtcn, etnncn ibn 3u seacn.
,pdrtiser 3slt in 8eapins, Spa, antrefen,
100 CT jest ,pobnt.
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I'm ole freten unO urabhdnstgen
Gtimmaeber Don Serfs Sauntp.

I'm ole freten uno urabhanstgen
Gtimm9eber Don Serfs 9auntp
Sreunoe unb Olitbitraer!
Duret bic sdtias Iufmunteruns Siefsr
Srcunoc te,pcaen, iteIe ieb mieb III Die Neibs
BET ganoibatsn bic fir bae
ScberiHss 2lmt
berauefcmmfn, uno sriutbe gue6, mid tei
per fcmmcncen October Wabl nit guren
@timmsn unp enrsm giufuB su beebren.
Sim Sail it sliflitb senus fcin fcats cine
Nfetrbsit enrer Stimmen su erbaltcn, bcr>
pfebte ib mid auf mcrt unb ebre, Die Dts
liesenbcitsn oss Imtss trsn uuo ebrlit, unb
nad melner teiten lteberscnsuna 81 pcrtpalten.
,ne rperee nis anlaB 3nr n;ufrispcutcit nit
meinea amtlieben Sstraacn ssben. Nolit bic.
fem Ssripretsn untsrjsiebne ieb aebtunaspcu
meiner ssetrtcn Diitbhraer srsetsner
Sreunp unb Siener
Scbn potte
Bern saunIetip, Wai %. bB.
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6arrisbure Democratic Union" pdrnt
oas Yublifum Dor faliben Siinf Sbaler
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feritib oerielben foQ feoob feline aebn
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Elm Bib @albinetons. ouf Dem onoern
cine peiblibe Sieur. Wan elaubt oieie
9toten ilno um9edncert woroen BON ieuen
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-eines Observation-Disclosures, mel.
der boz einieen Sabren ou5eeblaien i(t.
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6artforo "1imes," oab als ct cine Sens
oufnabm, Die pierSebn Sabre eeieet mar,
ct bemerft babe, ooB einiee BON DEN pfo
ten nod beinabe 9ans oeiuno, wdbreno
anoere unten aboefault paren. Nls er
nob oer l1rlabe forlhte, fano er oaB Die:
ieni9sn pfoifen, rpelbe nit Dem Qit:gnoe
unten oosr perfebrt BON Der Wele rpie iie
wublen, 9cieet tporoen paren, nod ee'
iuno waren oisienioen ober, Die ouf e
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fen. tparcn obeefoult. Oieie Sbatiabe
peyoient Die Iufmerfiamfeit Der Sanern.
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m. uno =. s.. &einl
Smportirer unb 8erfdufer Don ameritae
niiden .6arten @aaren.
Toro Ste Strabe,
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Der @snsralsO1ajcr bsoisnt ftb Die @eleasns
belt bier cffsntIib Die fsbr srcBe Ssfrisbiaun9
auSjnorlidsn, Die ibm bsi Ssfbtieun9 berSals
talllone in Der srfen Sri9abr 6. 9iyiitcn ..
3d., tpuree
Ser Stcls tes 9clbatsn bsrpcrlsubtenb aus
Der eomplsten Gquipirung Der Offsirs uno Dem
orrentlI6en Setra9sn Der Wdnnsr, fno Ssuo>
nlfIe rpslbss 8ertrauen man auf fit fesen fail,
nenn Der &uf "5u ben Waffsn' Ie in ben
9lsnff ibres 2anbes brinat.
SIN @uftra9 oes @sneralO1ajcr Bm. s.. Rein,
Qepi KLEIN, abjueant.
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Die 0crleste Slummer BET "4lt Ssrfs'
entbalt einen Irtitel hber bic Dummbeit,
ben Aterslauten uno Die Siaotterie per Spa.
nisr. Ser Ghreibsr jenes Artifels tpar se'
,piB nismals bort, 70 caB CT niebt aus Grfabs
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9feuer $oart,paaren<S StDbr.

Die 4ufnerhamfsit oes putlifums miro
rbeten 5u eiiem ausaebsbnten Nfs
forte tent BON 6artnaaren, Die
am itopeitlieten CD oer penns uno 6ten
Stra6e gum Serfauf ansstoten miro. Sn
benz ldor:ement miro man alIe HrtifsI finpen
Die in bas 6artipaaren Sab asb6ren unb bic
81 Iibsralen Seoinsunssn osrfauft nerrsn.
a.. 9. Darling.
Weabina, Sunp 18.
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Saltet es Dor Dem Oplfe,

ba6 Der moblfsils 9tobr am CT Der stem uitb
psnnitrabe 1T, gum Sebils bonn pfus nno
esse 100 fte itnmer anf 5ano haten elm sro'
bes 4fortsment BON trcdnsn Daaren, Spe'
Ssrsien, Glas: uno Queens 1Baarsm bic jlt
unsew6bnlieb nleoern preiIen pertauft tper'
ben fir Saarsclo.
soft nnb Srnoer.
Ncabins, Juni 18. Am.
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SpT nnO 25ruOer.

gfe per sten uno peanltra6e. Shilo bonn
pfus unb Gage, ftno nun am er6d;nen eines
src6sn HGortemsnts bon Sonnenlebirmen II.
Scnnenfe6attern, iebr mob fell fir Saarselo.
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Seuteltub! Seuteltub!!
Stuff Tbaltsn cine <ct Ysutsltut, am pcbl'
felIen Stchr, gfe Der Stem uno penntrabe,
Sdbilo pom Dfus nno gsae.
Sof uno Srucer.
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Oie Seb6lferuns BON $o,pcll, Wtafabu'
fctts, BAT 0b felt Dem Sabre $40 Tim 4S5S
@eslen berm,brt, uno bsltsbt sssenpartis
aue 25,149 ginwcbnern.
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Opf unD SruDer,

efe csr Stem uno Dennftra6s, Shile BON
spfus umo eaae, baten iult ertaItsn ein sro'
pes A1ortemsnt Sei Sncb bon psrlhleoss
nsn D1uitrrR, pcbIfeil thr SparSelp.
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2(uforoeruna.

5err wilbslm @nman ,piro tisrmit bes
naebrihtiet, oa6 Srlefe bon Deutfdlano fir
ibn anssfcmmen ftno. CT a6ss fob oeIsr,
balb al fein fraberes Scarbinsbaus in pbn
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