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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT.
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
No. Sc Nam Street, 50, Lou

RICHARDS & LAURIE, having
opened a Wholesale Warehouse
q for the sale of BOOTS, SHOES
AND HATS, respectfully call the
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

SUGAR COFFEE AND COTTON YARN, re.
- ceiyed and for sale by HICKMAN g. ALLEN
Fayette, October 4th, 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

DLANES of every description just received
Il and for sale lower than they were ever sold for
in this place, by BREMERMANN6 d CUNO.
Bounvlle, October 4th, 1915
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

COMBS Of every description very low by
BREMERDIANN8 CU.NO.
Boonville, October 4th, 1S45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-11-15

\ delegation of Poltawatomes arrived
in this city last night from the Far West,
on business with the government. They
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
cheeseman's Arabian RalSam

EIOR THE CUR T. Of all kinds OF wounds, sprnins,
a. burns coughs sore lungs, the most desperate piles,
and rheumatism Ofa kinds. 1t will prevent the tooth
ache or,l and persisted limbs stih Joints, numb
ness &c and be depended upon to relieve soreness
in all eases
This valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last years, while its increasing demand the IL
satisfaction it has given and the testimony Of
ar.e multitude of individuals of the first stand.
inc in the community. who have tested and mihibly
proved lis efficacy show that it needs only to be used to
prOyc lis Invaluable excellence; indeed all who have
cr tried the balSum prize highly that they will not
he induced under any consideration to do without it, The
Balsm has attracted the attention of men OF science and
Physicnns and Surgeons ofthe greaesScienhc acquire
mCuts give it their unqualified appreciation while many
of them in different sections Ut the United States now
usc il in their practice and have authorized the pubCG
tOn Of their certificates
Also CIIEESENIAN'S ARABIAN PILLS, a
yalnabc medicine for all billions complaints &c
~ Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
usnn the whole nane--Checsem0n' Arabian BnStrl--
and see that has my name written in my own handi
writing across the printed directions the wrapper o
every hottie. H. CHEESEMNN'
For sale by
sd ALIEN Woodstock; f. NJ. Il S. Stockcr
ITartlanu corners; NJ G. Hale, Chelsea and throughout
the country generally. 23'-N
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TO ALL THE WORLD VINO USE
LEATHER IN ANY rORM
OIL or TANNIN, OR, LEATHER

n .Nrw ChcmicoI Discover,

Most peopIckno e, that skins and b3re urc converted
INTO iHihcr by The use Of Tunnn extracted from certain
huTks &c.
When the force and strength Of the Tmnn is worn
out lenlhrr becomes dcti, hi, dry brii'c, crdch,d
corGrcd trib 0crUSt, 81. rms, ALL kNOH. To re
store then is itr, STIFFNESS, m0inrSS, 2tRgh, SmOoH
ness, and remove all crusrN or blister cytorc 4c h-
Hjn This Substance the leather never receive the
second time; but the whole uriUrG Of il in this article
the OIL or TANNlN-which pcnctrutrS the stiiIrst
and hardest leather if has been twenty years in n>e;
nn ifit tcnrS rnsily with the fingers il inpr~ al once
II strength that is utterly incredible until seen. be
comes IKE HrW feather, in all respects, with drlight l
sotncss and polish, ana makes all leather completely and
PcrtCcig prrriDHS tn WHtCrpNrirulHrly boots shoes,
CHrugG.t0pS, harness, hose trunks and in fact all HgS
mric Oi feather, giving splendid polish, even higher
than leather has. and least RDNb}iRg It's wear and
durability, in whatever the leather is u,rd.-
THESE ARE FACTS,
Those who will may old shoes, groan with Coms,
ride with Old carrngC-tupS-haHe old harness, and
throw them AWAY half uSrd-look filthy themselves, aud
all about hcm-eNpcnd double what is necessary Hr-
Clcs Of leather, to their hearts content. Tor what we
care, their prejudice, are strOng thai HEY Will not
try new discovery. We have no iavOrs To ASK Of Them
they the greatest sufferers and hex for nubOdy -
custom patronage Now gemtlcmeu please Yourselves
1PNune genuine anlcss with the fac Simle signature
of CONS rock u co.
2l5-eop y. For sale by DR. :, ]. ALLEN,
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
COUGHS, COLDS,ASTIlMA,A AND CONSUME
TON

THE Grcnt and only remedy for Colds Coughs Astll-
L ma aud Consumption, is the hungarian Nlsam OF
Life, discovered by the celebrated DR. lsvchnn n ontou
Engmnl,n and introduced nlu the United States I'm Ter the
immediate snprrinicudcncc Of the inventor
The extraordinary successes Of this medicines in the
cure Ol Pulmonary discISrs warrants the American A.
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSSIBLE
CASES that can be found IN the cOmmnutv-CnSrs that
seek rcic in vain rOmnny nj Uncommon remedies oihc
day. ana nave been given up by the most distinguished
physicians, MS confirmed and mcrUblc The llugurinn
nsam has cured and viii cure the most desperate OF
cases II Is no Qnack noHtrm, hnt standard English
medicine OF known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be supplied
with BnchHnS Hungarian BulNum Of Life not only To
C0unlGract the cOnSmptiVe tendencies Of the climate
hut tobe uScdnS preventive mrdCnc in urCuls
coughs, splitting Of Blood, Pain in the side and chest Irr
tatiOn and soreness Of The Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty
of Breathing, Hectic Fever Night Swcars, Emucutlon
and General Debility, Asthma, Influenza, looping cough
and Group.
rTSud, in large bottles at 81 per bottle, with full d
rcctions Iorthc restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass OF English aud American
certificates and other evidence showing the uucQnallcd
merits olhiS Great English Remedy, may be obtained
OF the Agents grulutously.
DAVID +. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United States
ll0 Court street, Boston.
Agemt Woodstock, $. ]. ALLEN Montpelier. Clark
IL Colns;Burngon, Peck ~ STcur; Bellows Falls, n.
Harris; Ruand, Daniels and Bell; Brtttchoro Dulon
~ Clarke; Keen, n. II. John BiNhy, 236-Iy
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WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS!
Botanic Medicines,

A GENERA IL ASSORTMENT Of FhOmnsOn
IA and other Botanic McdiCineS--hOh crude and pre-
purcd simple and compounded is constantly Kept for
safe by the subscriber at his residence, between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines will be lea ypnt mp accompanied
by suitable directions and warranted genuine.
CNuriuN.T0 those who are DESTROYS Of ohatnngpu
ThouSonnn medicines would say beware otwhom YOU
purchase they frequently adutcrated with worth
less pcrnicOus and poisonous substances for the purpose
OF speculation ufbrngrg those invaluable remedies in
to dsrcpu'e. A. IL. iAMMoND.
Mnnls lnrk NnN. Is. lSll 2lI-M
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TO THE PVBLIC


lherr Is not room in n newspaper advertisement TO
uplsh hc numerous certificates Of cures, but the invt.
u" referred to medical pamphlet to he had Of any OF
r hstn'" sra'Is such prooias weare constantly lay.
ing before the public must convince all that
DIR. LARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT
IS 'c ON! medicine III the world that will all who
arc prcdiSPoScd To Consumption, Liver CompIants or
troubled with Coughs colds, rs hn pleuryy spittinr ol
blood, Pain in the side and chest difficulty OF breathing
gOlhrsS across the chest papaton Of the hcurt brn-
cuts, throat complaints and all affections OF the null
monary organs. If this is not sufficient, we will refer
amy one to others Who C the date OF the above are now
Using sarclc in variety protrccd Lung amt Liver
COmpuins.
All the certificates shown to the Public, prove conclu.
SlNcly, one lhng-thW the Vegetable Extract of Lung
wort possessed of certain powers in healing the lungs
ana restoring energy 10 th0ae who supposed to be
iS' SINKING into the grave, over every other remedy
tIcnt or modern.
And why not? II is medicine that is not the work Of
alilhc compound Of drug shop, having only for its
oIg''t sale. 1t is remedy that its existence
rom natures source, certain cure for complaints Of the
lungs ana MI the prCmOnOTy symptoms ui COnsumptiun
Vmchcry, probably, would put new life into skeleton
provided lou WouIdbClcvG it, 1T least the inventors u
som" o the seeming popular remedies would induce YOU
10 believe 50, possible. 1t is put in The place olsuc
stun remedy really of use to mankind that the Vcgcu-
bic Extract OF lumgwOrt was made.
Ihr study of Years, the proportion Of the ingredients
her crr upon the systems and the stage OF disease in
patients; all these We're in the mindS eycn OF the phys
elm who formed this medicine He knew that to make
some really useful ms remedy study aud observation
were necessary failed not to devote ali his intention to
The purpose. He has Surcrtrd the Vegetable Extract ~
LuuH"ort has taken its Sand and beyond the leading
medicines the present time, rs the only true cradca
cor ol pulmonary CONSUMPTION rytut This is true
and crrlan true, because susceptible Of proof certain
because ii, power aud its usefulness, in saving hundreds
from death cannot he CuntruvCrtrd.
{, j. ROOSEVELT. Sole Proprietor
81 IL State 81. 4 Ibuuy, n. Y.
AGENrs--S. d.NIEN Woodstock; &. TmhIum. Que
chor; j C.IIraoks, White Rivers G. Lyman, Norwirl
W. Downcr, sharon; Il. p. Ncvans, Royaton. 263-Iy
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TCllDeranCc House.

TgNIIE SUBSCRIBER has opened Temperance
n House (uud he will keep no oiherO ON the south
side of the Park in Woodstock, where p &. ALDEN has
lately kent public House lie sOlCils the patronage OF
those who wish success to the Temperance cause and he
will GudcuvOr tomert Int patronage to the extent I"
his abilities The buildings sufficiently CApncus IA
travellers aud Their teams 10 almost any
extent The subscriber INDUCES hope that II VIII not
he said, in cases that temperance people cannot
afford call upon him by reason OF the deficient accom-
nor that he cannot furnish sufficient accOmmO
tlnons because there is no custom To support II,
LOYAL NJ WOOD
uoodst ork VI lime 9th l3l5 26Ill
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

Several portions of this letter, especially
those which referred to the main principle
asserted, aud to the irmness Of Gov, Van
Ness, in defending it, were loudly and fer
vcntly appIauded
Gov. Van Ness then replied as follows,
his remarks being received throughout
with repeated cheering and unqualified
enthusiasm:-
"GGNr1EMEN.- i have listened to what
it contained in the communication which
has Just been read to me, from Com
mi,tec on the part Of the officers of the
Customs, who have been pleased 10 pre-
sent to Inc the beautiful articles now
standing before us, as a testimonial OF
their respect and friendship.
An act like this, emanatlng from those
who have been associated with me in i'm
portant public duties, bu! over whom |
have no longer any official control and
who, moreover, can expect no further Of
fetal protection from me- must indeed, be
viewed, when we consider how little there
is, IN the world, of true friendship, or OF
good faith, as the offspring of the most
generous and most noble sentiments, IN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
TO TIE PUBLIC.

CALVIN r. NEWTON, successor 10 !. Newton In
forms his numerous friends in Norwich and vicinity,
that he Inns returned to Woodsock where he will soon
have ON hand constant supply OF medicines OF his own
manufacture. -,
The complaints heretofore made of Adultcrlton IN
these excellent articles formerly prepared by himself
may now Ceusc-l those interested will buy AT the rsh'
place. ,r,
The above medicines are sold at DR. Sd Aliens
GAG If.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
TYSON FURNACE,

TNNI SuhserihcrNgcnt Of the TYSON FURNACE al
Il Plymouth VI, would respectfully inform tile former
friends and patrons of the establishment ana the PuOlo
generally thu they have now on hand md continue week
~ to make a large assortment o.
THE most dpprOccdp attcrn ooEing StoccS
d0 do do PoriOr do do
a7s0 PIRLOR d BOTSTO YES,
IN great uaricty, togcthcr ~ith cccry earle
In Mt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
FIDDLE BOWS!

A J. , OR s, 50 cheap that the whole world may 20
"a To !idiIing and producing sounds that will even
cause the lame and halt to dance with iov. June
NH. UOW.NS' PROFITABLE B.lLS4N.
&c ELIXIR.
'F1IE great Northern remedy for Consumption and ull
| other diseases OF the III NGS. The unparalleled sale
and success al which is well known 1t is therefore I'M
necessary to publish long tusOnc adycrs"mcntscmenut.
iug from irresponsible sources.
Can he had ollhe following agents and Of them only in
III" nrjghhohuOI,
:. ALLEN, Woodstock. Oliver Bailey South Mood
stock. Chs. Tmhhlm. Qurlcec Village. L r. Ncyins
~ Co. Royalton, J.C. Brooks. Hartford 2i9-ly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
THIS DAY
RECETVED PER ,SHIP MOSES,
All IIIE (ASII SHORE

6bn UH'DS n. Il. RI NJ, . do 81 Croiy, do, G
An " Pipes H. Giu 90 bbs n. Y, do, pipes Cog
Brandy, 10 bhs n. Y dnO Whisky, 20 10 and la cosk
WINES, Boxes Cnrrt, do, Baskets Champaign, Boy
cs b. ii. Sugar . bb~ Pt. do, 2lhd. n. o. do Lf and
Crash, do. Is Bags Coffee, o, H., y. H. ind IT, s. Tea
SOU. aud o. F. do Butter salt, by the Bill, Bushrl, or
Bag, 10 Boxes different qualities Tobacco, 10 DO Olives,
Mustered Pp Sauce, Box aud Kcg Rai>ns Blk and Vel
low sn mr. salmon and Mackcre Goldfish, Cast Steel and
Iron Shoycs do Hoes, Bed Cords, Cnmphor, Sc, &c.
Chenpcr than ever B,W, RICE, Agent.
d
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" O o l.

A FIRST rate assortment of Broadclohs, Cassimeres
n Snnets and other Goods will be exchanged for
Wool, if offered soon aud the highest price gwen
Our Woolens are cheap aud W9oi bnys rs many Goods
nc ever 212 CHA'S DANA, In,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
FACTS REGARDING THE
STG4R COATED LNPROFED
| indian Y cgctab lie Pills,

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unrs Won 10 send me ON same mare oriLrm immediate
Sc
Extract from WIN. pnrkar,l's letter. dutcGl
Monsun Mass Ian. %, 1915.
Sir. enclosed is the payment for the last Pills. You
wll please send mchy Express another .o say or doz
they give good satisfaction. ! have no on hand more
than boxes aud do not wish to be Of them day
Extract from Daniel rHl Sons letter, dacdI
Tatl,yilc, Vt Web. Gll, ll5
Your Pills were rccrycda few DAYS since, and have
sold some o them and also used some ourselves and
think very favorable Of them, and they are liked by those
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
Silver Plated Casters,

\ I or :. They may be mistaken for pure silver, aud
~ Wc advertise what they are. that people may not be
"lS>lNHrd u they happan to get the real article. We
cnnmotaiord Ia ore them long nothing and not dis
posed Ut Immediately they viii be returned to Port Concr-
ouhoh the ship Stllywopmg which VIII salon the ar
rival N the cars from Barnard.
Jane H.
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---s-->~--
Fare reduced 10 $500 from Concord TO Boston.
SUMMER ARIA NGEMENT.
IN and after April list, Passenger Trans viii run
" daily, (Sumdays cNrcpCd,l in connection with the
Boston aNd Lowell and Nashua and Lowell RNllruud 30
follows:
Leave boston A. NJ. II A. NJ, aud l2P.M.
Leave Concord At 81 A. NJ, ll:9OA. NJ, and 3 l,i
=. NJ,
Trains from intermediate places willrm ms ioUws,yiz
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell NJ $40 AM, l2j p. NJ, and Gao M.
Nashua AT $50 4. NJ, l2:Ij p. NJ, and 1:?O p. 81.
orimmudmtuy on the arrival OF the cars from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester ~ Nj, l2-j p. NJ. and r.
Nashua NJ ~ \. Nj, l:lj p. NJ. and Up NJ.
Lowell ut T:l5 4. NJ, 2 p. NJ. and 3 IL p NJ,
or Immediately the arrival Of the trcm Concord
The second truinlr0m Concord rrivr, Boston in
unior Pa,scngrstn take the UCiochtHn to New NurA
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
road, that Passengers may pass hctwNt Concord, lH-
yerhill, Exeter. Dover and Portland either way daily.
STAGES Immediately ON the arrival OF the first train at
Concord leave by various routes for llOpknlon Newport
CMrcmOHt and Windsor; for Lebanon and lIuuOycrPNm
Ouh and luycrhill; Canaan and Orurh; Meredith Bridge
Centre liHrbur and the While Mountains. On the
Ond day from Boston, Stages reach ROyaon, Middchury
Montpelier and Burlington connecting there with the
Steamboat line To Montreal and by Steamboat aud SuN
to Ogdrnsburgh Stages also from InyrIhII to Stan
other Stages connecting with the Concord Rail Road
run o the principle towns in New Hampshire, Vermont
and the CauudHs.
Stages daily from Frank lin audun SdhNrntOn Ia thu
II ii O'Clock rum returning after the arrival OF tie
Ond train from Boston.
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Il Ill II A C. Il .

From the New York Sun.
RESERVATION OF PLATE TO THE
HON, G, p. VAN NESS, LATE
COLLECTOR OF THE PORT OF
NEW YORK.
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AGENTS. S. J.ATLEN Woodstock; {. rmhlam, one
ch'r; j. C.Nrno&s, White River &. Lyman, Norwich
W. DnWnc", sharon; Il. p. Ncvans, Roydlton. 263-y
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We arc dear Sir,

Your fellow citizens
And brother Democrats.
Henry Arcularlus, Scn'r
Jono. llillyer,
VIM. l.. Van Xandt,
Tharlton b. Earle,
Richard b. Connolly,
b. NJ. Van Buren,,
Griilen Tompkins,
ID. Deuuyse,
Donald ID. Frazer,
Chas. Baxter,
Jas, +. Hyde,
VIM. Francis.
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
Fare reduced 10 $500 from Concord TO Boston,

% EsEiz1S.'7 E;:fJsss, G7tgF $.s5s5 -A
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liberal of the wine-pot. The difference con.
sisls more in the manner and time OF taking
their "potations polite deep" than aught else,
and in that respect they have chosen wisely;
for though a vicious or pernicous habit cannot
by external means be rendered less an offence,
yet as "thc world is still deceived with orna-
ment," the very semb,ance Of Il virtue is pre-
terable to open contempt OF morality and VIZ
tue. Snuff forms one of the necessities of eX-
istence in the estimation of every man; and
segars are but of little less importance by all,
men and women. They amuse themselves
with these adiuncts at night, by day, in and out
of their dwellings, in places Of business and
those Of amusement--as a Frenchman observ-
ed, "Be gar, dey smoke sometime, Arrays" 1t
would hardly, opine, be considered en- regiC,
even in our free and enlightened country" as
the Fomth of July orators arc wont to term it.,
with all o.. our submission TO the petty caprces
and undue devotion to the whims and foiblcs Of
the sex, to behold comPlacentiy, oar bellies
whirling through the evolutous of a dance
displaying a cigarette, and putting away with
infinite gusto; or ensconccd in the dress tier of
the opera, criticsing the tours de force or grace
of an Elssler or TagHoni, engaged in the same
species of enjoyment. Custom doth breed
strange uses in-woman. A. r. r.
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at ali! It's what people always told me it
would come to-and now, the buttons have
opened my eyes, But the whole world shall
know Of your cruelty, Mr. Caudle. After the
wife I've been TO you. Somebody, else. N.
de-d, to sew your buttons, I'm 10 longer to
be mistress i'll my own house Ha, Caudle |
wouldn't have upon my conscience what you
have, for the world, wouldn't treat ANYBODY
as you treat-no, I'm not mad It's YOU, Mi.
Caudle, who are mad, or bad-and that's
worse! | can't even SO much as speak Of a
shirt button, but that I'm threatened TO be
made nobody of IN my own house! CaudIe.
you've heart Ike hearth-s,onc, you have
TO threaten ne, and only because button-a
BUTTON
81 was conscious Of 10 more than this, y
says Caudle, in his MS, "for hero nature re-
lleved me with q sweet, deep sleep"
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SECRET DISEASE
CURED IN FROM TO 3 DA,

'URED IN FRCH 10 DAYS ~ NO
u CHakGE MADE. Apply TO Dit' JOifNSIOh
Ut the LpCk RoSPliAL, N"fth ffcderick street.
TWO DOORS nom Baltimore street, where may be %
tanned the most SPEEDY remedy lH CononnUa, Hieel;
otncNlrCS, Seminal weakness, pam III me LoEs, AZ
lecuoEs Of t%e kmneys, and every other symptom u
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How teri fc is even the contemplation Of the raya-
res Of tbs disease wEcg nom neglect to consult 2
af physician OF rom ignorant aud improper redt-
m'nt, the Constitutional symptoms make teirapp
ancc-the throat becomes liberated The nose Ciscas-
ed nocturnal pain. m tire IN. gd and limbs GiuDls q
sight. deafness. iHc bones effected hlotcEes on tie
mead. fac" and cKiemltes rI0gressIng on with fright
ul rapijrtr u al last gac palate Of NE mouth is dis
troyed the homes OF re nose decay and fail in: ,hu
victim of tins hurrld disease becuIc an ohit CT 0f Uly
uHtil the last sctna 81 ia. drama wind. up and dealt
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A SHORT NAME. The newly-horn fourth
daughter OF the Queen of Portugal was bapti-
sed on the ed ult, in the chapel of the palace
at Berlin by the Cardinale PATRIARCH of Lisbon.
The little princess received the names of .4ntO-
mia Maria fernando Michela Gabrielle RqtelO
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