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1t takes the Yankees to DO these things.

Mrs, Clay Farmers Hife The following OK
tract says the Village Record, is from letter re-
Gently received by gentleman in Chester county,
Penn. Mrs. Clay, the wife of the Farmer of Ash,
land, illustrates the truth that ga virtuous woman
is a crown to her husband"
hint to the wives of Congressman is
market farm, and Lexington is indebted to it for
large supplies of dairy produce and vegetables and
during Mr. Clay's soioum at Washington, the ac-
tive duties OF It's supcrintendance are performed by
Mrs. Clay. OF how well she is qualified for these
we leave to the determination of the fair dairy mis-
tresses of Chester county, not doubling that they
will decide her equally qualified to preside over the
domestic economy OF Ashland and to do the part of
hostess at the White House in 1915, when we tell
them that Mrs. Clay's butter is the most sought af-
ter, and Mrs. Clay's milk cart brings the richest
milk ofany that comes to Lexington.
During the summer of 1871, there were sold Of
fruit and vegetables in Lexington market 5000
worth that were produced on Ashland, under the
management of Mrs. Clay, 1t is not an unusual
thing to see this paragon of farmers wives, during
her husbands absence, knitting in hand directing
the labors Of the workmen in the fields and Mr.
Clay scarcely ever returned from Washington with
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Touched d" in the ra,o."-A Spectator" says in
the last Freeman, with excruciating wit, that when
the Montpelier Wings gave three hearty cheers for
Clay and Frelinghuysen, he felt more like giving
three groanS. Undoubtedly he did for we presume
he is one of the teatmen who chung to the Wings
until they were most reluctantly weaned-and then
made the grand discovery that they must join the
third party, Or 60 without salary OF course sucl
men regard the Wing rallying cry of victory the
death knell to their hopes of Office; and in such
case it is the dictate of their very nature to groqr
--groan-grOan.
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APPOINTMENT AND DISAPPOINTMENT

APPOINTMENT AND DlSAPPOlNIMENl.
A. w. Hyde, Burlington, has been appointed
Collector of the Customs for Vermont in place OF
VIM. P. Briggs removed.
VIM. P. Briggs, Ex-Collector, aforesaid, has
written a very ridiculous letter to J. P. Miller,
which was published in the last Freeman. He a
buses the Wing party, Of which he had been
at least noisy number until he lost hs-office
The nub of the letter is, that he was nominated tu
the Senate as Collector-wos warmly objected to by
the friends of other candidates, and alledges that
his anti-slavery sentiments made an objection
but in spite of all, the Wing Senate confirmed
him. Has he any decent ground of complaint fol
that? But-John Tyler saw fit to remove him.
and instead of appointing a Wing, restored the
old Locofoco Collector; and so the Judge in his
wrath abuses the Wings, forgetting that they have
long since foresworn the Traitor, and all of his kin
We regret that a man of naturally clever abilities
should so stultfy himself but since he has done it
the third party is the very place for him. 1t is pc
ltically the receptacle of things lost upon earth
the very place for disappointed demagogues ant
unfortunate Office seekers. OF all such who leav
the Wing ranks, we say heartily, it is good rid
dance of troublesome customers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-24

Pin Sticking. The pin mandatory near Der
by, Conn.,, has contrvance for sticking pins in pa
pers, which is quite marvellous II takes in Eng
land sixty females to stick in one day, by sunlight
ninety packs consisting of 800, AGO pins-the same
thing is performed here in the same time by one
woman. Her sole occupation is to pour them, q
gallon at a time, into hopper, from whence they
come out all neatly arranged upon their several pa
pers The mechanism, by which the labor of ,ff
ty-nine persons Is daily saved yet remains mys
terry to all but the inventors and no person but the
single one who attends to it, is, upon any pretex
whatever, allowed to enter the room where il oper
ates.-V. Chronicle.
1t takes the Yankees to 90 these things.
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In London, they sell rats with artificial tails q
tasl...l e. .i-r.l.

In London, they sell rats with artificial tails at
tached, for grey squirrels.-Er. paper
That's not half so bad as to stick the name of
ewing" to the tail of an old Federalst, and at
tempt to pass him off for Democrat Harrisburg
Union.
We can tell you what is more cute still Take
person like James Buchanan whose name will be
found on page as of the Journal of the House Of
Representatives of Pennsylvania for the year 1914
Is, recorded with 81 others-voting in favor OF
Samuel Sitgreaves, the anti-car Federal candidate
for the United States Senate grind him up in the
patent mill of Jackson Van Burenism and bring
him out first rate modern Democrat That RAJ
has indeed an artificial tail, but the sold coon
knows it from grey squirrel !-PhiLad. Forum.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-24

Among the anti.Texas Letters tina

Teras. Among the ti-Texas Letters that are
plenty nowadays, we have a spirited one from
Cassus NJ. Clay, of Kentucky. Slavery, he con-
tends should never have been allowed beyond the
original States Texas should not be annexed -
the five middle slave States will not allow the dis
solution of the Union, but will soon be rid of slave
ry-slave representation will then be abolished and
the slave power in Government reduced to nothing
and slavery ITSELF thus pressed upon, come to an
end. Before admitting Texas he is ready to fight
and says that the friends of liberty ought to fight
and die. if need be.-CuOhicte.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-24

Quick Time on Railroads. The distance be.
tween Stonington and Boston is 30 miles. This
the mail cars have run the past week in less than
four hours including the time occupied in crossing
the Providence ferry at least thirty minutes.
new engine weighing fifteen TONS is to be placed
on the Stonington Road in few days, and with
this such is the perfection of the engine and road
the distance will be performed between Stoningtor
and Providence in one hour and thirty minutes.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer is in at Boston from England. Cot
ton is depressed England will claim to have hei
goods admitted into this country on equal terms, il
the new treaty between the U. S. and the German
Customs Union is ratified; OConnel's case has
not been concluded yet. This is about all the
news.
Hayti and Cuba The blacks have succeeded il
overturning the mulatto government. 1t is expect
ed that French force will take the island. Cubt
is still in trouble,-and it is said that the American
consul has been murdered. John Tyler has order
ed vessel or two TO call in those parts.
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WUIG CLUB.

Meeting at the Hall, Wednesday evening next
at half past Z. A full attendance of members, and
of all who desire to join, prompt at The hour, Isl
questod "The string of the latch is never pulled
in" to those of all parties who wish to hear the dis
cussions of the Club
NInv % 1871.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES,

OS cU"ltlcU III u00TI JVFy HUHl0t!S, tucH HU0t0e7,
or roIme, to contain $50 pages and up,cards.-
Published seni-fnoHthl!B at rs cents per 0ohme.
This series will consist of deeply interesting memoirs Of emf
PERSONS male and female, have before been
presented in popular form They will all the charms
of work of felton, with the additional advantage Of being
Now ready
No. 1.-THE LIFE OF MADAME D'ARBLAY, formerly
Miss Buney) auhoess of Evona," &c, in Volumes
% cents each.
No. 2.-THE LIFE OF GOETHE-From his autobo-
graphical papers, and the of his contemporaries in vol
umes, at 25 cents each volume.
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Rc,card Of Merit" Bill" said one little urchn
TO another, yesterday" does your schoolmastei
ever give you any reward of merit ?"
s'pose he does, was the rejoinder he gives me
a lickin, every day, and says | merits two
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-24

Too Far or "Why don't you limit yourself p
said physician to an Incorporate person, Csc
down a stake that you will go far and no farther
al d." replied the other but set it so far otha
| always get drunk before get to it."
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.

VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, COMPOUND Pull.
MONARY BALSAM Mis-. Gardeners INDIAN BAISAM
OF LIVERWORT, Doct Geo. Taylor's BALsAM OF LIVER
WORT, Newton's PANACEA, the INDIAN PuRGATlVE
PILLS, together with large SUPPLY of DRUGS for sale at low
est ptices BY Nav g. 60 SILAS BURBANK in.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. NAY 90.
MARRIAGES.

In philadelphia April 49, Dr. c. w. Gleason of Barnet
Miss Morgetta youngest daughter of the late Dr. VIM. Bald
win Of the u :. Navy.
In Glover, May 5, by Rev. j. w Ford MI Robert " Heath
erngon of Nohfed Miss Saba j. Lawrence of Glover
In Derby, May H. by Rev. VIM Manu. Mr.. John f. Morrill,
Danvile, to Miss Sarah a. Martin of Derby.
In Glover, Mr. William Gray Miss Martha Ide both of c.
In sowe May J, by Rev. Jared H. Green, MIR. Iiemau A
Churchill to Miss Mariette l.. Benson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-24

The "SonS Of Harmony" in Vemont-The Bur-
lngton Democrat of last week came out in a fierce
and abusive article denouncng C. P. Van Ness
and ex-senator Smalloy-accusing them of treach-
cry to Van Buren, and to the party, and design to
ruin the LocofOco party if they may not rule it
And the old Locofoco Sentinel, too, comes in for a
share of Democratic wrath-the editor of which is
charged with having attended the Wing Conven-
ton at Baltimore as a delegated
{" The dogs delight to bark and bite,
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DE ATHS

In this village, 3st inst H. NJ Feck r aged years
months and II days Printers in N. II. aud Mass. cquo
ted to notice.
In Tuscaloosa, Ala a5h u, Mrs Stella H. Scott daughter
of VIM. Houghton, formerly of Lyndon, W.
In Lyndon Feb. %, Mr.. Jacob Houghon "a. Mr.
soldier under Ethan Allen in the between Vermont
and the New Hampshire Grants, Massachusetts New York
lie also served as a soldier in the last
In Maidstone, April i Mrs Elizabeth, wife of Hon. Azarlah
Webb, aged &C.
In Manchester, H. April 10, Minerva c. HunOon ngod II,
recently from Bloomington.
In Peacham May Widow Sarah Hand, aged 90 years md 10
months much respected member of the Congregational Church
and the Oldest person in town.
In Barton, May Q, Hon John Kimba aged "A.
In Cabot, May 49, Angelina r. daughter Of Elder David
Julia Colby, aged a.
In DanylIle, May lG, Mr.. Joseph Hull aged 70.
In Danvle, May IL, Of consumption Emily E. wife Of An
drew McAillan Esq and daughter Of Hon. Israel DANA
ged 81.
DEATH OF L. II. BILLINGS, esq
Edward II. Billings, Esq of Woodstock one the Vernon
delegation to the Wing Convention, died Baltimore
9Th instant, aged %. lie siezed" says the Burlington
Sentinel Shy sickness the day of his arrival Lu
prevented from active participation in the
day. Major Eastman Of the Age, with very commendabl
generosity dresses the columns of his paper mourning on
count of the death Of his young and noble minded friend
writes very touching obituary, claiming for him the
of rare qualities iiieud and n scholar. Mr.
aid TO the Governor and his remains were brought
Woodstock the 2lt escorted from Rutland fine
companies, commanded by General Hopkins The
of the College and the citizens of Woodstock universally
in paying respect tn their young friend at the funeral w
understand by authority OF his physicians that Mr. BPS dsoas
brain fever.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-24

Nd FOR SALE, SSySA
fs.llSA FARM 10 tho part Of Brook StSRefflA
lNAWN field, on tho stage road fom Bethel 0~YX6S
IbE9E1 to Montpelier, mile north Of the II
$3.50 village in T.. Baintree, and one mile <n-xs>-
South OF tha meeting house in w, Brookfed.
rNlS FARM contains about 1850 Of land suitable
M6WfF TIstufrrg f1owrrr Witt -g1fvum6 OF
wood and good orchard Said Farm well waered with ly-
ing springs small streams, and good power Ayes
Brook; acres the Of aud aces
the s. l.. corner OF Roxbuy For part Of the purchase
money, liberal credit will be given
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber tho first
mentioned premises. SIMEON COTTON
Brook6eld, May ID, 1874. 62.9w,
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out his lady being able to show him some improve
ment that she had planned and executed whilst he
was away,
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FLOUR! FLOUR !

ISnA BBLS of Extra SuperGue ROCHESTER, and GEN
lOUU EsEE FLOUR, ground from selected Genesee Wheat
and packed to order for Family use now on hand and
sale Burlington Montpelier where will be kept through
the large supply Of the best brands Of WESTERN
FLOUR which will be sold all times tho very lowest notch
Mammalian, Mny 6. 1874. 60 BURBANK & LANGDON
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NEW FIRMI NEW STOREI! NEW
GOODS!!!
'BRINSMAID & BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID,

BURLINGTON VT.
prepared to sell the lowest Boston New York prices
~ at wholesale or retail, WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWEL,
RY GERMAN SILVER, plated, BRITTANIA, and other
Metal Goods GOLD TnIMBLES, SPECTACLES, CHAINS,
RINGS PINS BROOCHES and all other goods in the line
md besides the finest description of Goods Keeping
great variety of Goods wholesale supply pedas
sell again invite calls and from abroad
ing that they will 6ud the Goods low, and of the quail
ty they sold for.
We mpo o. buy them wherever we can get them to
advantage and shall sell Them that give customers
satisfaction.
Orders from a distuuce attended promptly and good
bargains given say the least by personal application
Clocks Watches by the B0x Single We agents for
the Diamond pointed GOLD PENS, FLY NETS hor.os
and MORlSON'S PILLS.
We have Willow WARE, COMBS, BRUSHES, HOUSE.
KEEPING ARTICLES, RAZoRs, and other Cutlery, COM
MUNION FURNI luRE, FISHING TACKLE, BASKETS,
STOCKS, SCARFS, COLLARS, SUBSCRIBERS, &c.
We have DRESSING CASES WORK HOMES, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, BASS and DOUBLE BASS VOLS ME-
IODlANs, and smaller instruments and Musical Mefchan
die.
In short, would just say that have very extensive
assortment of American, English German aud Paris FANCY
ARTICLES, and fully that the way sell them
is put them Low that Boston New York will
favorable place buy them. We buy for Cash and sell for
Cash. Our buy cheap here any other
place. II any chooses send the Cash for Gold
Silver Watch from iistance, any other article, and leave
the selection us, they shall have article worth the money
md IL il does suit be exchanged Our Silver
SPOONS Gre made in own shop
| GyParculai attention paid to fine Watch Repairing
| CIV BRINSMAID & BROTHERS, Burlington, VI.
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CHAIR MAKING.
NOTICE.

'l'ills may certify that have given my son, ALLEN MAR
TN his time from this date, and shall pay any debts
Of his contracting claim any Of his earnings after this date
Westsie, February "a, Ie4l. Go JAMES H. MARTIN
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. The dogs delight to bark and bite,
For this their nature Graves p
These LoCos, true to nature, write
Each other down as knayes.
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NOTICE.
BALZARINES

A FEW PIECES Just arrived. Also Rich FRENCH
"A LAWNS and few patterns of those desirable De
LANES. Cali you will be late, the cheapest
CASH STORE. May 49, oil LYMAN & KING.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-16
Nuffo. berllno-

ens mi 8Sbur8, i'm &0ui9reirh Wirtemberg.
SefentIide eabuus 81 grbebun9 eiues Berm6aeuS,
unter s&usfhtuB BeorObung.
Wtd,ael s. ifSenbran6 b pom 2uowiosburo. ae.
boren Su Sherpctea am "a. Sft. ITO bal I'D, in oev
Jfdhe BON Steubenoi4e, @Cuutp eFercu. .gtaate Ohio
IN Den Ser. Stadten 1nfoehaIteh Ter1e[be bat bier
176 @uIeeu Bsrm69em Iteben.
slm % Gcoetb. 1912 bemabte I'D, eas beiIae Sber.
Ihn ccCr 1eIne @rben our elm i'm oiulc
notlthen 9Se9e beftroerteS Gdjreiben ouf,ufcrDcrn
unter ben 9eleslih erfcrrerIdhet Wat5pSi,acu unr
|IcQmadts. @rtheuu9en oas Jetu,saeA id eupfanoen.
so 9eana nid9t, cine Gr0uiias (kfnmoe m erIangen.
3,uar frieb am IA. Wdri ls43 bcr 0fentIid,e Nctor
2b. umbtdtter aus gterD QiS6ct, Splumbiana Gcuntv
Staate Ohio, oaB 3 t6enbr rou n Dor As Sab.
rcn 9eRorben Se Mno eaB er Gneer bthtrrlaen babe,
aud' oerprad] er fur Die, oeen Rnoern au oeii 8ruh6
ofs Cb9eo1dten Sreibens obeeenoe llrfunoen III fer
gen allein eS fam nid,ts eiu.
Dtete unbe9rHneetc Tad'ridt tpsiB nun bas @eridbt
M.d,t 81 eeaten, Acnoeln es muB, IA Drn renbrano
leIbt ett "a cSahren nd,t6 befannt it, ea eb[iche Sin.
oer eeifeteen n1t befann Ino, oo er flbt 20 Sabre
ie 1910 iurud9ecat haben muete Mnc alto tinoerIcs
teet ocn o1 at 9efesli auqenommen rercen u,ue Die
oeEll'd'e Nnfcreerrn9 9e9en ibn MnO feline 9efebmd
B1ae ecibes Grten, We bermit 9eitebt eroeben bin,
ncn tet,s Wcnoten, bon @uriifuna cefJen i'm oeasl,.
lpdrti9en gEatte an, bre Nehtc an cti9es Berm6oeu
in 9laubhaftcn uno be9auboteu llrtumben oar,uthur
natD Dem 8erf1uB Der Ied,s Mcmatc Der
Auslrrud erfeIst, Gag Wd,aet NiIoeubranb
NIT bcm "a Oct. 1910 neerIcs sctcrbcn ~ adteu ic
'pcranf fen TadaB Ieinen betonnteu Seirenucrpauoe
aus9efcI9t ptrb. 49,. N
So befttcGen inn &6uiaIih Burtcmb, Sberamts.
8eriht,
eueuisstur9 am 2l. Gebruar 1914
Gere.
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Neuee gtabli0ement,.
Vled, SUPPER uno Giienheh.

Der untsrietdnete benadridhst bas putlifum. bal
er ob9ee Sedt gu betreiben ansefanae bat, u. ,to,
IN . eanton II, III Der Guscaramaszstraee in ben, ers
lfen 9ebduoe weftteb ucn Betrid,'s Nirtbsbous unt
eenate se9enter bon toedmanu's @rccerp, no er m
3en bere't fem miro, suftrdse fit erfertauuo
1en 9aaftlnen Se'c, 70 tpe berbaupt fir ale t teist
Sap ldid9e"oe Arbetten an;unebmen. Gin autes af.
fcrtement Don o'~' ""f'
ole% d., &upfern nnb waarex
malt er bettdno1 af Aanb bic bon a,,te Npoteror y.
auf 9edftsfunbtse Bee perfertiat nb. @eine Ir.;Ss
l'uo ben 3eitumitdnoen aneen,efen
-<..g Gam. .. &aufmann.
dn9encmmen. ~ y" ~""F@
Canton, N2ai 8, 1914. AsAm
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0erna6LQilTat biefe Notii tlitft !

aae treIh< 0s lnerseihnesen f,uIoia 1Inb, ,,verbtr
= rrl%ets merbalb Orc! @onaten BON oteen Datum ii.
re Hednnn9en coer SdneEheine ab;utraaen. rcrr onf
1noere art Sefrieot9uu9 3u 9ebeu. ab 0erauf biefr
set mus elm jeeer, Der riee OeCtis perIiumt. ed @
etct Sur Saft le9en, enn Hnfoen ~ be,abEen kot
r s. q. g @neiber
r. .: s. 81. Sd'netoer 1T fat inr,ner il, feire,
SSonnhau\e anSuretftn sIueerbem tperoen aud, Wf
!onInn9en tr 'hn aneencnmen an feinem a(ten Stcbr
leBt i'm SeGbe tes Nerru sortrn' ~" 0''9'
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Cine j1iebare Bauerei 3u perfoufen-

DER Undergraduate rllnfdt feline Bauerei nabe bet
Carton 81 oertaufen - Beaste Bauerei III Gin gbef
beg g 8. 8ierteIs g. 10, &. 10, q. g uno entbSie
t47 46-lOO Nder. Dae eano III bon Der 6eften Qua.
.10t, 90" DeImsm "n9efabr SIS Ader reidber 9Seleu.
9rnno it, Die 0ebiuoe beiteben aus eineu gohnbanfe
nuc elmer Sfeuer, uno Ole Gret, tpeIdes t,irdb las
Sano tl's6t, bat bnIinsden Sat- i'm cine Oeblr,ihle
gu tEeseen Gin 9rceer Ihel Der 3auere, 1T unter ON,
tsr polt nnO @eae6e uuo ubsrbaupt il ales in sn,
Tm M StouS. Menn Iemane enit bdtte ju taufem, benz
er oarenf rede" oaB es Gin eeite6 fir i'm Isin wrh
tpe9en Der Ndbe CUR Stabt eie 1heit Der gouerei it
ectten ,u oertoucn. yur Gin 9du(enb Doaars usrSeu
als anseto SeraMat. Das hbse miro in IUlceu Cab
n"9en mt Sncree an9eucmnten, rpie es fir bem Rdu.
rem eurdb Nad,fraSe bel - 1890 ''''''
Canton, Scnni 1914. 5.
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Nad oeu' Gote eines epaeoUseIs tpurte beGenTad1>
LAP 0e"tl' rerei9ert @be jeocd' bic slucticm tbren
1ntan9 nabn, curdludten Die gr6en nrd1maIs ale
S9ronfe, Hcer; &Ulnmpren &c. uno entoedteu in rem
SdretbepnIte BEG geriCrbemen eta oerbcrsenes 9od,
9Ser ldocrt 1br @rtaHt1eni bre Sreuce ais e 6arin
'ner manerIei unibeubaren Gjeaen1dnben eineu 3ets
tel tct9enoen Snba!tes farbtit ''lner ccm orcBen
Sv"bo"me ln n'enem garten babe i'd bic Dittel pers
ecr9en' rcolrd Miicnsn 1br6nen eetrctuet, taufeuc
l1merSde veoen BON Der betlemmten 8ru(t aencrnmeu
:reeM tOnnen.' Ge Grbeu batten fetn aneeleasntlid
eres 9eihdft' os fo9Ieid ytabfcrfdunsen ansuReuer
Nadcem ile an Der beseihuetem eteae mebrere Tue
ret IN Die Sroe 9e9rabeu butten, rafen fe auf cine
SNnP!afte auo 9Iaubten nun 9au 9etuB, ces Uertcrs
6enen OnteIs bemlid, 9ebaltcnen Wamuou ,u fnoen.
Wf't iHternocn pdnren rdumten iIe nd,t ubne Mlbe
O'e lfwere Steluplatte neg, aber - tueb - fneen
nts tpetter ais einen iroenen Scpf tporn elm altes
@nup tu d. nno ein fpanifb 1Iiescns
= 4 after log. ..,.
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s'"e 1sob'mdb[e uuo Bauerei gu vertaufeu.

:. tSme S"te 1"s9enbcit)
Orr unterthr,ebene bietet. uuter BEN biTieaeu Be.
cH9Hn9en unO nm ben balben gSertb cine fSnr gao.
eret unS etne WdMmabEe, seIesen in Sodlou Tomnf;
gssEs Sn SOansS; SbiO nnO betannt uuter Dem Ramsn
an sSnem ME tebIenoeu Wafer, NIT 22 Tus 0oG Mne
lanF beiHahe eoe 8ane Sahr bincurdb NIT bier gts;
men, Sic " in einem guten 3ufano uno fam grfh6f
te tnE TauFente uno 8uueen uerrid,ten uno eof inn
OgrcIpuHtt zines Der fhSnten eauOitrie fir WGucr
|aEe Nsetten reu1 Cbbio @anaI. "
Die DaHerei wirc eutspeber ann,. cber ,rm s-k.I
NIT oer Nhble certuuft Muo enthdlt 200 Nder onSos.
Iud'tes Sono in 9utem nno oerSe0erten 3ultaub
yin 9uter Titel ober fedt, utrO barauf aearbeu.--
gnr cas Edbere crfuuoae man Id5 enttveber ouf hcm
gags Sett ceer bei ocm llnterlebueten 1T Ra1lIcn.
George WilIer.
WaFacn, l. Ausuf 1874. 4-hn
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Bauer bisber Brtbdaft belt Sei Stcbr rpirb ifstS
nit ben ccrSslidten Grocery GSaaren aer srt ner,
chen len; als: eafee 2bee, @ancies, Sdnupfs sPaud,
lnao Xaafaead ocn allen Scrter; Sal5, beim gdrrel;
tel celde bic aascmeinen oausbaltsbeoirfnT erhe;.
en sscbet nod bcn'erft tpro oa leBtaebodte reoen
fdube audi n feinen Snantitdten perobfolot rperben
Gs triro ien efri9iteS Beireben leil, iene a,nher
onr Bulge rciie nnb prUmpte geoienuna pSio .nfr;e.
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