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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-08-08
DIR. f. SHERMANS
Vegetable Catholicon.

An unerrlng remedy and known 10 be such
for the following diseases viz:
All diseases of the lungs which cause -ob.
struciions OF the same; such as coughs, C olds
catarrh, bronchitis, and even consumption
IN the premonitory or forming stages. Also
engagements of the spleen, in The different
stages, and all diseases of the liver, caused
by enlargement or topor jaundice in all its
forms constipation of the bowels attended
with torpor of the stomach and bowels, and
OF all tie train evils attendant on these diff
culties.
Night sweats and all forms OF hectic fever,
scrolula, IN all It's various forms and in most
cutaneousdlseases or those affecting the skin,
and nearly all forms of dropsy and many
other of minor importance which | forbear
TO mention.
Finally, this medicine is powerful altera.
1--WE ana deoostruent hence, it follows asia
matter OF course that all diseases which tend
10 oosiruct The natural channels of circula-
ton whether in the larger organs or in the ca
pllary vessels will linda sovereign balm in
this all powerful remedy.
II Is also laxative that is sure and steady
in lis operation and never fails to remove
habitual cos,iveness if persevered in a sufIi.
cient length Of time.
1t is purely vegetable, and NAV be used
any length oltime that the nature of,be case
may require without ever harming the con-
sti,ution in the slightest degree therefore
It has an advantage over many other med.
lcines in chronic diseases, which should not
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge for yourselves
venture to say that no one will regret fair;
trial in any of the above diseases.
For sale by J.Porter, Rutland. l3:ly
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Green Mountain House.

TNHE subscriber would inform the public
n that he has taken the Tavern Stand
al clarendonSprings known as the Green
Mountain House, which he has put in order
TO receive boarders, travelling custom and
parties of pleasure-who will receive parli-
cuiar attention; and all who may favor him
with their patronage may be assured that lhey
shall not be dissatisfied with the fare or price
--ihepro ol this is the Trial.
K. A. K1LBURN.
For sale al the above place Ladies and
Gen,lemen's Kid Shoes. cheap for cash.
Clarendon, Nay 2s, 1914. 22lf
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ANaTURAl REMEDY,
srnieJ 10 cur constitutions, and eomptaeh' ~
fSe cure orerery durable d''edss, &c" DC
found ~
WRIGHT'S
Indian Vegetable Pills

y. rur soRru AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH
THESE extraordinary ri'ls arc composed
i of plants which grow spontaneously 10
our own soil, and are therefore better adapted
10 our constitutions than medicines concoe'cd
rom foreign drugs however. well 'hey may
be compounded; and as The
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon the Principle tina, the human
siiBJECr TO BUT ONE DISEASE c
viz; corrup, humors, and that said medicin
cures this disease on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES, =,
By cleansing and purifying tie body; 1t VIII be
manifest iha, il the constitution be moi en-
iirely exhausted, perseverance in their USE
according to direction, is absolutely certain
TO drive disease of every name from the body.
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one Of the best, If not the very
hes, medicine in the world for the carrying
out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE
because they exrel from the body all NOR
bid and corrupt humors (the cat Sc Of dis
easel in an easy and NATURAL NAN
NER: aud while they every day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease Of every name is rapidly driven from
the body.
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Ca ut 10 n {.

This is TO infotmih he public that all genuine
medicine hns on the side of the boxes,
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills,
(INDIAN PURGATvE)
ofthe North American College Of Heath.
A nd also around the border Of the label, will
be found in small type, Entered according
to the act Of congress in the year 1910, b,
VIM. WRIGHT in the Clerks office of the
District Couri, of the Eastern District OF
pennsylvania"
1t will further be observed that the printed
dierclion for using the medicine, which &C.
companies each box, are also entered accord
ing 10 Act of Congress; and the same form
will be found at the bottom of the first page
The public will also remember, that all
who sell the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills
are provided with certificate of agency
signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Vice President,
ofNorth American College of Health
Wholesale County Agents.
The public are cautioned against buying
of any but the regularly appointed agents
namely:
W. f. C. STODDARD, Rutland;
C. Clements, West, do;
Brown d Dow, Cutiingsville;
]. Buckmasier, Shrewsbury;
G. g. A. Billiard, f.. Clarendon,
S. Townsend, Jr.. Wallingfor
Lapham, Vail g. Co., South do;
J. & S. Vail & Co., Dandy (Boroueh);
S. & N. J. Smith, do.
N. w. Sawyer, Tinmouth;
Vail g. Otis, Middletown;
L. M. Walker, Clarendon;
Ripley & Bailey, w. Rutland;
s. ID. Winslow, Pittsford;
Warren & Bliss, Brandon;
Ira Button, do;
Ira Bingham, Sudbury;
Weaving & Catlin, Orwell;
w. Chapman d Co., do;
T.. IL. e. S. Aiken, Benson;
r. S. Armstrong, West Haven;
p. Fletch & Son, Bridport;
J. Frost, do.
Wright & Buck, Shoreham;
John Simons, Jr., do.
A. Allen, Fairhaven;
T.. Jameson, Casileion;
j. O. Richardson, West Poultney;
S. Mears, East do.
Allen Grover, Wells,
Wheeler & Swallow, Pawlet,
j. o. LANGLEY, Travelling Agents.
n. b. All orders and commune atoms must
be addressed thus.
New England Office and General Depot
lily 1873 fremont Street. Boston.
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Aito. d. Brsnarsih. Fi'c'nal i,c-ned,
cr LSixr~r. With Nv re sftsofdinafy
t.psts sh-ifacis paths or SORENESS. thus
spfgius. sal Shows, white swr'incs. rilcu.
mai.c psins. sifnsss oi ihc ioiu,s. tur,ofs,
unnaiuIsi hptdness. stG neck. sore throRi,
cruup. rou'Tatiion of ,he muscles, scotfpiAs
snlstg erneuis. icroor ices snd esei, SsscsT
ton Of ,fjgry affecting he exterior Of the
humsn fismr. are cured - greatly relieved,
b, tis re,etio be Sufficiently oiiolled remedy
II 9cmembtt, The top. tie side, and The
bottom 70 saie ~ the Bookstore bv
I'm w T.. C.. STODDARD.
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PRICE REDUCED
The Resurrection ar
Persian Pills.

DElNG composed OF the pe,,,.
ID Indian vegetable extracts. arc ,l,l ~
purely vegetable; and Tor eradican ".''l'''
ease in all it's varied forms, thew .,, o.
rivalled. In their operation they en-, en-. 90
remove the very roots of disease Az, 'S'i'
diarrhes, dysentary and all r'tSA
ing hom an impure state Of tie M, 80
disoidered system. They arc NO, Wv. %
SAINT in their effects, end a, the sam, at ,
restore and !nvigorate the system n M
quicken the circulation, purity tho ,iiug
remove all diseased action, give Two. Wv"
the nerves, exhilirate the spirits, mi
health and strength to the whole ~. eH
No family should he without the ,'Oa
Pills, for it might save them from tho '' '''
bed of long and lingering disease Of ,, sl,'
ing; also heavy bill of expense. Tho '. W.
ven,aiive is easily obtained and the o,,. re
small. They are the cheapest as VII
the best pills in use-large box, 70 Min,
80 cents-small box. IS pills, for % co, W.
A pamphlet containing certificates and a..
tory OF The above Pills, may be had i,.s - u.
calling on any ofihe agents. NV
For list of agents, see Jew Davids pl,,,.
in another part of this paper.
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DIR. WISTAR'S
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

The best medicine known to man for IL
ci2ient Consumption, asthma of every stage,
Bleeding Of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver
Complaint, and all diseases Of the Pvlmo-
nary Organs. may be had the agents named
below.
DJAll published statements of cures per-
formed by this medicine are, IN eoeyy respect,
TRUE. Be careful snd get the genuine
"DR WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY"
as spurious articles are abroad.
Orders from any part Of the country should
be addressed 10 Isaac Butts, No. l25 Fulton
street, New York. 52;ly
AGENTS.
DANIELS a. BELL. Rutland.
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RICE. ROOT & co.

q nj now receiving from Boston and New
York choice assortment of goods,
among which may be found Plain and figured
NJ. de Lanes; rich fancy Lawns: balzorine
super scinda stripe. ballbrette; rich black six
and satin; Al mohair shswls, barrape, merino
and alpaca do; cashmere do; embroidered
NJ. de lane do; ladies fancy cravats. hosiery
ana gloves. Linen Goods-Doyles, Napkins.
% Damask and A white linen, linen drills
a rich assortment Of cloths and fancy cas-.
slmere Florence, Rutland and aodena Bon
ne'si and rich Ribbons, Gimps, Edginps and
Laces' and many other thing s-to be sold low
for cash and approved credit. ~"
Cassleton, April 80, 1874. la,f
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EOLTANG CLOTHS.
AND
Barr .UiU .SONeS.
Il. F.WIIITE,

No. 6, Morton Block, MIX 81, Boston,
IMPORTS and keep constantly for sale an
extensive assortment of Dutch Boiling
Cloths OF the following patterns, viz, Anchor,
Arms of Harlem, Bird of Paradise and Eagle.
From long experience in the manufacture and
sale OF this article, the advertiser is enable
to furnish Millers with more perfect and du-
rable cloths, and at lower prices than they
can be obtained in the United States.
ALSO: FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,
OF all sizes manufactured at the Massachu-
sets State Prison.
March ,lS4i. 6 mis- Gmos-l4
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HANGING PAPER.

TNHE Subscriber has just received a new
II supply of the above article, and in sd.
di,ion 10 his former stock makes a better as.
soriment than is 10 be found at any place in
the county. Thepaperi is not 10 be surpassed
by any in the market for beauty and durabili.
'y, and will be sold eriremely low for cash.
Call Immediately, If you wish to buy The
best and cheapest Paper in the county.
- Also TRANSPARENT WINDOW S4,DKs
w. T. c. SToDDARD.
Rutland, July 81, 1874.
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DIR. BRANDRETH's EXTERNAL
REMEDY OR LINIMFNT

which by lis extraordinary powers abstracts
pain or soreness thus sprains, stiff s;nows
white dwellings, rheumatic pains. or s,;ffooss -
shhness IN the joints, tumors, Unn.,nsai
hatdness, stiff neck, sore throat, cronn co.
fractions OF the muscles, scorfulons epI,roa
ments, tender feet, and every descrin,;an %
injury affecting the exterior of The ho", "
frame, are cured or greatly relieved b. h,n
nevef-io be sufficiently e1tolled remedy ''''
ihe following are the only au,bo,;,
Agents Tor The sale of the the Bran ire,h p1,l
and Lnimen, in Rutland County MS
w. 4. c. Stoddard, Ripley a. Bai,sv D..
isnd Hitchcock & Morgan, IVES, P,,i. nu''
Z: d. Walker. Benson s. ID. L,ms, hsna :
"esihaven; Goodwin & Jackman Hs nIg'
&Hawkins, Cas,leton; Willard a Fses
Ialthaven; w. Chapman & Co. O,ssi nInaT'
5uckmasier, Bockmas,er d Co. Sbs,vsht,' -
;. Townsend Wallingford Lapham Vaiy
Go. South Walingford; f. T. RoVer. n an q
Borough; Whedon & Swallow. Pa.iiD, a'py
Slmonds' Piusford; Ira Button. w. IL,
blss, Brahdon; Ira Bingham, Sudbn,s q
w Sawyer, 1inmouih, s. c. Bruce y, a. ~
Town J. q. Richardson, Wes, p.m,, oule
; H. y, Hadiey d Co, Wells. Io'Is
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u MON III ALL.
AT CLARENDON SPRINGS
1914.


thorough and complete renovation. and is
newly furnished and fitted for the CON ro,i
and convenience of inralids and the reception
Of fashionable company, parties OF pleasure,
SC. &c.
az Tie medicinal properties oi'',hese waters.
nothing need be said HUNDREDS who have
proved their virtue, are ready 10 testify 'ihe:
whereas they were once blind ,hoy nov see, :"
and though onte lame and infrm ''ll.ey now
can leap Tor joy.
ALADtES' SCHOOL
is now in successful operation, conducted bv
Miss J. NJ. Smith OF Rockingham, VI an able
and accomplished insifuciress, which will
give such Young ladies as wish TO restore i'm.
paired health and at tic same time attend TO
literary pursuits, an opportunity Of spending
few weeks most pleasantly, and al a tn
fling expense.
TIE subscriber pledges himself TO such
as may please TO favor him with their pat.
ronare that they shall go away satisfied with
his accommodations aud charges fnr lie same
DAVID IiODGMAN.
Clarendon Spa, May |. lsii i9tf
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n II w A " RIVAL,
II. W. LIBBY,
z A. 7 = 9 3.

EEAS this day taken the Sion ovc, fl,
hs store formerly occupied by job,
Strong, and ono door south of q. + Ho3ca
where he proposes 10 make perm,5,
stand in his business He hopes by soblm
honesty and industry to be sustained by n,
public.
SHOP REGULATIONS.
list. Customers will find him n, his ,bo,
except when at meals 2nd. His ncrv.
will be in suitable condition for bnsinf,
early in the morning or late in the even.
ing. Sd. Work will be done precisely +,
the time engaged 4th. Garments war.
ranted TO Fl, and made TO stay. 9Th. Cuunp
for others TO make, properly fitted. 9Th
Prices as low rs any other shop in town
9TH. All kinds ofproduce taken in paymcn
except cabbage.
Come and see II. w. LIBBY
Rutland, June 10, 1914. 24if
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DIR, b BRANDRETHS
Vegetable Pills.
The Universal Medicine ofLite

4H1u1VINe q Lye
'NhEhE are faculties both bodily and in
l. teEeclual within US, with which certain
herbs have affinity, and over which they have
power.
An diseases is produced by The impurity
OF the blood. The Brandreih Pills remove
the cause of all diseases by PURIFYING the
blood, they are therefore properly called uni.
yersal; they are mild in their operations, and
never falling in their beneficial effects.
Remember-That each box of the genuine
has upon ii three copyrigh, labels. Thai each
label has two signatures of DIR. BENJAMIN
brandreih upon it. That there mus, be mon
each box three signatures, thus DR. Repia.
nun, nun brandIe'h, NJ; d. And three signatures
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Ter HssNfd ~ hwpf"st y f0rlohS A'"ds'
n immediate rei,effo incipieni Consumption,
ii,s llnafhiiis 81 publ.c sgcakefs: palil-
talion 81 the Heart Dyspepsia, Spinal
weakness Piles. Piolapsus iteh and
kni. aud DISEASES q pafiurcH, aIss otril5-
ted Ladies without medicines.
"a HIS insitUmed has been examined by
4 DIS Mou. Rodgers. Francis AID Gus
comb Of New Haven ana M,ddlclown, Conn,
and la. obtained ioi Itself ihci' favorable
testimony.
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9S q b + / 81, t

9s Stcdbalter Der Mpbr5pine Srifens@s.
isaibaft merssn bisrmit bsnadribti9t, bas ss
ne 28abt am STsntIiben Soaufs bon Scbn s..
Ofcbr, in Mcbr6plls, ifattfncsn mirb, ouf
Srsita9 cen 12tsn Sanunr 1914, un 1 llbr
9tabmitta9s, um ourcb Stimm;sttsl sinsnprds
lIcenten feds 8ermaltsr uno einen Gtbaslneis
fer ju mablen. Nuf Orber bsr Scorb Der 8ers
malter, mm. t1Icnael, Sbasmeilfsr.
q. 9. Ole Yerfonsn, wsltbs sinsn @cn.
trait fir Den @sbraub Der Srifs fir oaS bss
9lnnsnSs Sabr ;u babsn winibsm lino eriubt
Itb ouf Samifa9 ben 13tsn Sanuar 1914 fir
esn Swsd am 6fsntliben 5auit pcn Scbn s.
Oscbr einjuTneen, neil nab jsnem Sage feline
ecntrafts msbr einQsiblo0en ,perpsn.
Otcbr6piIs, 9etbr. 10. 3m.
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GeieQlbaft <2(ufolun9.

3u piden fir Secermann, ba6 ber @elrIs
ltbaftssScntraft, iibcr Scllmahtcn su ilter
ncbmen, gelpanseleasnbsiten bier unp in CIT:
rcpa ;u bNcrsen II. {. p. 3tpiitbsn llntr3cbs
netem unO prof fapier masnsr lebon am
llten Iuault 1842 abaslauftn 1T; uno oa6
fcIsIieb Seitdfte oisler 4rt, BON teIastcr
3cit an nur BON Srn. e. 2Sasnsr, inter iei
ncm Slamen allsin, batrn aemacbt werpen
ttnnen: Dabcr alic m6ebte Ssbcrmann, Der
etlpas OCT 4rt bat ausfsrtiaen lalIen, fttb nur
an 6rn. Wasnrr wenpen; peltbsr aub forts
fabreu miro Sebreltereitn uno YoQmatbten
3u teIcrsen.
6. q. Sci3mann.
51n. 9. 1914. SIN.
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2i6ter un0 Wlatraben.
G. SSeinrich sVfet,re.

erlautt 1b biermit Dem secbrten publienm
bofiebf aninjeiaen, raB sr, ,pie frhber, ant
in feiner neren wobnuns fcrtfabrt siebtsr
mno Dlatrascn su perfrrtisen. $ihter bon
per btiten 4rt ano immer bel ibm borratbis
unp in sro6sn ODER tlsinsn Ouantitaten, snrs
wecsr fir Saarselb cber i'm HustauIG fit
llnittlitt, 5u babsn; ebsn 70 Matrasen, bic
befcncers elaitiItb unb tilli9 ftno. @sinc
wohnuns 1T iest in osr Slcrb 4tsn @trabe.
s,pifben Der waibinatons unb waanusltras
BE, brittle Sbhr cterbalb oer Wcbnnns bon
wll!iam Sdb6nsr, GEO.
Oa oer Otenssnannte 0eb ets Nubmes cr'
frent, bic bcfen $iebter IN ber Stabt III ma'
6en, 70 balt ct ss fir fsine @bnloiste,t bier
AUDI bic prsife perlslten ansusetsn, cislt
(tuc tpis fclst:
Ite &ldter, Die i'm Dcriaem Sabre srgcf
fen lpcrcen, 10 pfuno fir sbalsr.
Sleue $iebter 1Oa Yfunp fit 9balsr.
9Ber SO ODER 100 pfunp sufammeu fanft,
crbatt bas spfuno fur 9 gents. QBer ltn'
ithlltt 9iett Tim >ietter oaraue Su MAIDEN. hes
sabft lei flsinen Quantitdten Q gents fiir's
Pfunb; bel Quantltdtsn BON 100 sDfnnc o.
per mebr, u gents oae pfunc.
. NeaoiHs, Sseemter 5. sn.
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Habt, unS folbe Gerribtun9sn unp 9ings ~
tbun ais nctbi9 erabtet wsrosn m69sn.
Die psrlbsosnsn @auntp: eOmmttssn wsrs
Den Sorss trassn, in ihrsn rfpsftipsn @auns
ties 9sbibrsnes Nabribt ;u aeben.
6eors Sore, ganeaifer
Senry n1ont3omery,9aupbin
GARNER Denny, Iaeabenp,
1Dilliam NJ. natts, erie,
Jobn q. titles, 6untnscom
Jebn Uassart NcrtDumbsrL
IDilliam 5. Susbes, Ybil.@o.
Jobn 9. Hibaros, Serfs,
Jaeob neysant Mcrtbampt.
Staats Sentrals@ @omn,ittee.
3ecembsr Den 8. lS43.
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SemUfratliCbe Sarriion
StQQtss@DnUenttDn.

9ie Wlltslirper oer oemcfratiftben 5arris
fon>spartsi bon spennIplpanlen-Sene rpeltbe
(ttb NIT ibuen in $40 Uereinten, gum errius
aen bes slorrsebsn politi1bem Sieses, s,wcppn
Die gr,pabluns ocs rcinen, percbrten uno tlef
tetrauerteu patricten IOilliam Seinrid2
Sarriion gum prellpenteusSmble cas Ncs
Inltat ,par-Senr Die tisbcr fanobaft fhr
,Oterbsrrlebaft orr Sslcse" fdmpften, bic
aeaeu alle @sbeimnne Der Nesieruns cpsr
fcnllwo flnb, Die bcm ttfentliben Au9e Feline
ginftdbt setattell-Ssne bic 9e9en beperjuss
ts gladeM uno Wlcncpole ltno, ent,peeer in
lemtern ODER Wabt-Sene bic ber errerls
mente auf ben 5anpcl, Die Olanufafturen II.
ben Geloumlauf ocs $anbcs milce ftne, ,no
allie Die Don Der Notbwenciafeit elmer fcleben
0efcrm cer O16trauhe ber Staatss II. Slas
tlonal Nssieruna Htcr5cust 1no, 70 eab bic
prompte, treue, IparIame nno ener9liebc AoS
miniItration, init elmer ttrlttrn Oerantiport'
lietfeit acsen cas Bolt, bon Ssiten perjenis
aen oenen fe anpertraut ltnb, sehbt rpiro,
ftuo eureb rie Staats Gentral>S cmmittee Der
oemofratiIben 6arri(rnsparri erInebt, ith
in ibren Ocr(tbieeenel gauutice uno Oittrits
ten au UerIanmeln unp, in ScmaBbelt NIT
ben frIberen @etrdurtcu, 0ele9atsn IN slel'
der 3abl nit ibren Scnatoren uno Wepres
fentanten. in Der StaatssScieeaebuus bon
IoIben gaunties uno Oiltrifts 5u e'rdblsn,
III einer 5taatssG onpention, Die am Wtcn:
ta9e, ben 4. ndbfen Marv um IL ubr Wlts
tags, in Qorrisbur9 9ebaltsn wsrosn ipiro, sur
@rnennun9 zines ,wefmalli9en eanoioatsn fur
@cupsrnor, sur llntsrffisun9 fir bic Srsunos
BON gutter Orosua9 bti tes adbfta all9emsiasa
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Serbeirdtbct.

-bureb ben gbrn. 5ru. 9bo. s. &cinba6,
am ). December, 5srr Soicpb 3. gonrao nit
Wi6 Maria Witbman, Don SsrfS gauntp.
-purh ben gbr,p. 6rn. &onrab Olillcr, an,
II. Dec, 5err QDm. 6s6 nit W7iB Netsfa
SroB, bsipe bon pelf 3aunItbip.
---Durtb ben gbrw. 6rn. 81. gabpwea, am
80 0lop., 6r. wm. 8. Siesfriep BON Bern,
nit O1i6 glifabetb D1. Srctcr y. Orrpisst'a.
--burb ben gbr,p. 5rn. 9bsopbilue @tort,
am l9ten Dec, 6err pster u. coleman BON
Neatins, init Olib W1arsarctba 4un 6srr
bon pbilaoelpbia.
-ourh 8. 0ennis, gIq. im wilfestarrc,
am 4. Sec, 6srr 5einritb prins NIT Wnb
Dlarp $aep, teios BON WsapinS.
-oureb ben gbrrp. 5rn. Gam. HIbtcn, am
II. Sec, 6err Salomen pfieser nit W1i6
4poi1 6cllentaeb, beioe BON Weaoln9.
-oureb ben @brp. 6rn. Wm. Daul, am
%. Sec, 5err Sames Sones init Diib glis
IA Bou9b, Don D1aiocncrief.
DIM "a. Dec, 6err $upwi9 1pebncr nit
M1iB Sarab Oerr, bon Neapns.
-bureb ben gbr,p. 5rm. 8. Saiaer, ant "a.
0se., 5srr Solepb penrole init mib SnIan
Senfermaeber, teipc Uon Oaipenerief.
-am ndmlieben Gage, Scorsc Seniamer BON
&eaoins, nit gatbarina SaSan y. 6eiceltsra.
-ebenfalls, 6err pstsr 6erman nit Wl,b
GLEN 5cfmeitter, beioe bon Neacins.
am 25. Dec, ST.. Daniel @ruber NIT D1iE
'6annab xri6, belize BON 6sioelbere.
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SSacbribt.
GIN.

Defentliebe glaebriobt wiro bcrmt sess.
ben, pat bic ecmmiIltcners bon Bsrfs gaun
tp' IN ibrer Amtsitnbe, pom sriten Wcntaa
I'm ndtblten Sanuar all, unb ndbreuo ben fol-
aensen s'pei 9Bchcn tislieb bersit fein ,psr'
orn eontratte init fclten psrlonen ein5use:
bsn, Die iOitnftten rie SsnuBuns Der periebis:
Senen Srilfen teim Sabr 81 eontrabircn
0iVenlaen ,pelebe es pernablaBiasn ODER Der:
wei9crn rpdbrtno oct teltlmnten 3eit fir js:
Een Slpef an3urufen, msrpsn non Iolebsn
eontraften ausseitblcGen.
8. .. gunnins, Stbreiter.
ecmlIftcnerss4mt, Neaoins
Sec. 26, 184S.
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6 / a c n t b II IN,

3nfclse elmer Ssrcrpnnna oct 9iltrift'
srurt ber Sercini9tsu @taaten fur ben ttlis
tben Olitrift bon pennlplpansn, miro anf
oHentlieber Serltciacrun9 rerfauft ncroen,
esn 25iten Sanuar 1874, am 6aule bon Sos
nas Stotbrpf, in Dlaratalpnp SaunI Itblp,
Serfe gauntp:
Ste unsetDeilte jodlfte obcr tie Salfte bon
81 4fcr nr so 0utbsn >anp, selescn in
Oaaratalpnp saumIhlp, ,peIhss Elm sbsil
non rincm Stif $anp 1T ,pelebee frhber Der
ebrlltna 6armanp sebtrte unc perfanft
miro als rae ei9entbum BON Sobn Babrrt,
sism Sanfcrpttbr. 9as giaentbum wiro
III >ctten, ,pic es Sdufern panenO Ien mag,
prrtauft perpsn
Scr Sertauf teainnt um llbr Slatbmit:
tass, mann Die acknowledgements betannt
9rmaht ,perpcn bon
Jobn 8. Hibares,
4ifsnic.
Sanliar 9. 1914. 3m
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DIN 4. 0cc. III elias 3aunltip, epa eli'
fabetb 6co, Bltt,pc pes berltcrtensn Spbn
5elp. i'm alter BON et,pa 79 Sabrsn.
dill l6. DC, in Otrrs8srn 3aunlhip. Il.
cam grler, im Ilter bon "a Sabren, I Wlo:
naten unp l6 Sa9sn.
-am s. Sec, in Obcr Srn 3aunlebip, Sebn
epIer, i'm 53lteu Sabre ieines AIters.
dill 10tfn Sce. in bleler Staot, ScIerb
Shuatel, Elm Sopat Der Nsoelution, iin 95s
itsn Sabre ieines aIters.
-am 10 Ose., in Stusecmtmanor Saunltbip
Cara 2nna, Sotbtcrtben bon Oapir Sbmcbl,
i'm 10tcn Olcnat ibres alters.
DIN 26. 0cev in Der Start Rustaun, gta
>sbmai, Satin bon Saeob Qebman, i'm 2lltsr
bon al Sabrcn, 10 Olcnaten uno IL 3assn.