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FARM FOR SALE.

F~yI FOR SALE, farm in Underhill, con-
49, l. tanning one hundred and foriv-six
sss acres, 1lou one hundred acres of which
se--asszA~ is under cultivation, The remainder is
covered hy good Growth of hard wood. On the
premises are convenient dwelling house. harm sheds
DC. aud an orchard Of thrifty hearing ann trees.
su.icient Tor ma ling some fifty sixty barrels OF
cider. Also tar,h ccn'aining one hundred acres.
lying bout one mile from the above about sixty acres
OF which i under improvement, and has on il cam
clous barn, the remainder is well wooded principally
with beach and maple. The above are situated near
he centre OF the town and o. the main road.-are
well waered and wei fenced consdera bic portion
OF The fence being substantial stone wall and toreh-
er compose OF The best DAIRY farms in the town.
The above premises will lie sod to close a concern
for much les than their real value, and posse, ion
Given ON the 1T OF April next For further partcn.
Jar, enquire ui a. FOOIE.
Burlington, Feb. %, 1914 3s,f
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s A " D. s SAP1RTLLt
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PARLIAMENT CrRr
OF ALL il~EANES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR
HABII OF TILE SNSlLM

TT -l,ti -" 81 NJ
| Wcreau lne history oi DISORDERS we are aston.
- iSueu wa. men lVt' u o. fIH's, we are still more
J i9''''',"'' ,"". '4 W. ana yer IN tact nearly all
- 6 u" : ~ l'',' OF 9ln, Vi2:-ln The organs
Wncn Prephre anu mcd,y The hIgod, with remedy.
ur'c eIIo l'e sed' o. disease, VIII remove host Of
rs PHeH"nne"a' IL IS Inc feclImr characteristic Of
9anH s0atsIpaf !a''hai 'rar' hing oleraun reach
es lH( CAUSES o. o'ea'e ana the cures Il performs
ueIe'ore Io"'" ana thorough. he health Of the
n..n'n H{s'SR le'tnds almost entirely uron the
stdic OF ne oo'd II the vual@ing fund which per-
s11eI every tissue every menu rans tlre hlamsn,
SIau" OF o.her organ primary or subsidiary; ifthe
pouy cH9f2el "l'h the elements Of dseasc, sick
hesS must Ie the consoq ence, and until he CAUSES
OF di'casc existing IN the hloOi are eradNsied, no
permanen rellel can expected. 1t j. here ha, the
powerful hcaIih-re,rcrnr properties Of Sands Sarsa-
parI'a are mtne'te and Tor this reason, in scro-
hI'a SAL Sheuu, and all eruptve diseases, as well
as m aI delaugeucnts OF the secreing organs il IS
consldeerd lnia le.
The { lowing interesting case is presented, and
the reader invited 10 its careful pernsal. Comment
on such evidence Is unnecessary.
NEw YORK, Iulv 25 1874
Messr>. SANps :--Genn - coG,tlerh bm an act Of
justice 10 yol s'a'r The f,,own. ac> IN reference
the great enedt have received in the cure of an
o.~tIpa'e CANCERous ULcEH ON my lrea>
| was attended eighteen months bv a regular and
SEltl physician, assisted iv The advice and c. unset
Zone of or most al and experienced surc-oos
wlhout the least lonedi- Vba'ever. Az The various
e'hoIs OF treating cancer ored lo for iive
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DIR MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black plaStpr

THIS Plaster is unriva'cl for curing scrofi'u>
Swellngs, >curyy sore,, lame aoi, burns, pa ms
in the >de>, hips or limbs, and seldom fails to give
reei IN cases oflocal rheumatism. lfapphed to the
,lde it will durc many Of he common liver com
plants, and It Is found to equal # not superior 10
any corn plaster, tor corn, the feet. II lmme|-
aely applied to a fresh wound It will prevent sore
mes, and can>e il quickly 10 heal.-Fam ie, in the
habit ofu.ing this plaster, find it beter than any,
thing else for all purposes for which plaster or
>alve j. wanted. Ii virtues have leen wines ed Y
thousands o. respeca le individuals in varors par's
Of The n1el States, who have tested its efficacy
PRICE, 25cts. per lux.
iL-J'N Many certificates may lie had, showing its
extraordinary effects.
Betrdre If Counterfeits -
All those wishing to purchase the genuine
article NJ Mar'h halls Platter should purchas that of
which II. q Gridey, Mlddlelury, VI, j. the General
AGENT and no other a. | manufacture personally the
Plaster sold by said Gril.ey.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify hat the above article wa, executed m nv
presence ly Dr.. Marshall and that hi, si-uatur,
thereto Is genuine.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Jdge.
Mlddlelury, Jan. Ii, 1915.
Sold whole. ale and retail hy II. &. Grldlev, gen
eral Agent, Mllelury VI.
PECK d. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Retail Drugpists, burlington, VI
And hy Druggists generally in the Unrel States
aud Canada. 35-lv
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DR.. Banning's Spino Uteri Abb
dominaI Supporter, or
PATENT LACE,

WILL be kept constantly on hand by DR.. joins
w w. EMERY, of Essex, he having purchas Of
the original Patenec The erciusre right 10 make and
rend The same, within and for the Connes OF Chit
ten'en, Franklin,, Lamoille, and Grand Isle.
The PATENT LACE has now leen before the pub.
lie for nnmer ofmonihs, -hnndreds have leen APP
Piled in different parts of the country, and with suc-
cess never leure eqnalled nv any remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates offs benef-
cal influence the removal ofdlseases Of long stand
ing might lie furnished from thisimmtd date vicinity
IN addition 10 The statement OF and certificates
OF cures furnished by DR.. Banning and others But
This is deemed necessary at the pre- en- time.
ference he given TO individuals wearing the Lace,
| IN nearly every town in the County.
PHYSICIANS have long felt the necessity of Suppor-
terdlereny constructed and more periectn it, adap-
ton to the human form, than any that had been IRE
| sented to the public. The inveTtiun Of Banninq's
meet with their general appro' alton, il i designed
| to relltye symptoms and remedy c.a>s OF physical
maadie> which cannot reached by medicines alone.
The descent urdi>placement of he Vi>cerra from re-
taxation ofthe Abdominal muscles, or other causes,
tends 10 alterand derange he function of every organ
IN the human system, and. in many cases. this devia-
non from the natural healthy po,Ion Of paris is the
>9e can'e OF general debiliy-in Macs and Female.
OF Dyspepsia, Affections of the Stomach and Lirer,
Paiptdtion ofthc Heart Spinal Irritation Hysteria,
| Hypocondria, piles, Proidpsus Ueria Suppression
Of Urine, The bronchitis ofPuhlicSpeaLcrs and Incl
| pient Consumption all ofwh ch will mGch rrev-
ell, if MOI entirely removed, hy The ne Of the Patent
Lace, when their existence iScauscd by phy. ca de-
| rangrment and mechanical Displacement of parts
| which can lie readily a,certane1 by Observing the
form and symptoms the person affected
This instrument has been examined hy Drs. Mott,
| Rogers Francis and GIl>conh Of New Nork-ihe
| Faculty OPP >burah, larfordan1 New Haven, and
has obtained lhtS favorable testimony.
Applicatigns Nrth> Lace may lie made 10 the sub
scrIler, at Essex, or DR.. HEINEBtRG, Burlington.
Patients alta distance WILDE visited their residence
| II required. JOHN W. EMERY
Essex, January, 1915. S5tf
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GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR COUGHS. COLDS. asthma, ann
CONSrT MIpT;nNf

CONSUMPTION
THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for Col5s.
L Coughs. Asthma, and CONSUMPTION i III
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, Ii.covereIiv
the cele rated Dr. Buchan, of Lon on England. AMI
introduced into The Unhel states under the jmrnsJ,,,
>uperln enhance If the inventor.
The extraordinary >ncce>S Of this Medicine in IN.
cure Of Pulmonary dhea.es, warrants ib, Amer;czr
AGENT m soliciting fer treatment the WORST pos
SIBLE CASES that can c found in the communiIy
-cases that seek relief IN vain from any of the cum
mon rene lies OF the dav and have zen Given IN bv
the mot distinguished Pbv,jran~ A. CONlTRsiET,
AND lNCURABLE. The Hungarian Balsam na.
cured and VIII cure tie most desperate of ca ses
II l. no quark no-tfum, In, STANDARD Ensli>hm med
lcne, oi known and e,ial li-hed efficacy.
Every family in the United States shuuId re SIM
piied with bnchan'> Hungarian Ba,am Of Life not
ohY 10 conn'efact the cln~umptve tendencies OF the
Climate but 10 he o. Ell as preventive Medicine in all
cases oi Colds Cough, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
the SIDE and Chez. Irritation and soreness Of the
Lung. Bronrhri>, liiguy of Brra' hing Hec-,c Fe-
yer Nlsht sweat, tracalian and General Debility
A>ihma influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group
~ 500 IN large lorlts, at 81 FER Hottie, with
"r directions Tor tue restoration Of Healh
Panphle'si continuing mass Of English ard Amer
ican GerliicaeN, and ohcr evidence showing The IN
elnalled merits e jhI~ Great Englib Remedy may
! ne U.a,ncd ui ne AGENT, gratWou>ly.
DAVID +. BRADLEE, sole Agent for the United
states, ll9 Court .treei. Boston.
AGENTS. -BURLINGTON. PECK g. SPEAR
Ap9ih'caile> and Druggists Monipellrr. Clark &,
Collins Braulehoro, Duton & Clark; R,'lou. Falls
\. Harms; Ruanl Daniels & Bell: woodstock. s
j. Allen; and Nv The Druggists generally. u.ly
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HOW TO GET HEALTH !!

uNHOCSANDS OF persons coninre to cure them
selves ofcough> cold>, he adacht rheumatic !ec-
tons small pox, measles, co>tiveness, nfIenZa, and
the host of those indications of the lody OF The blood
being out Of order, simply by perseverngly using
BrdRdrehfs Iegeiabie Tnirersal Pills, 30 long as
any symptoms OF arrangement IN any organ remain.
Oden, lY ado iins this coIr,e, which experience has
proved i according 10 nature 1t Icing merely nssSt
ing her, have many in a few DAYS Teen restored to
health, who tu for Prandreth's Pills had been SICK
for mouths The value Of this medicine IS indeed lie.
vnnI nrfep tl<puts. o7tuk
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"Ihe Boards are Ready"

My Customers DOM seem TO have taken the hint,
Ul l don't understand this business An INV ac-
counts must he Strengthened by the FIRST of Jqnu.
airy they vii be lett with Attorney fer collect,on
Burlington, Nov 90 "a I6if
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For sale.

"A FIRST rate place for business in the centre of
"A Charlotte, on The Stage road, known a. the
Barnes place is offered for sale, aiming about two
hundred acres ofland which there is house SUIT
able tor a Tavern, Store, store house, three Barns
sheds and other huildngs. The place need. no
recomm ,ndation 10 those knowing the locaon.-
For tems enquirs OF The subscriber the premises
.. SAMUEL II. BARNES.
Aprl l. 1915 Ali
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CASH CONTRACT,

PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th MAY,
L for good and shdicient Stone Sluicewa Or
Dram, 80 feet long, with Well or Tunnel on the IN
Rams on the Road leading from he Camp Groundto
the mouth OF the River. The material TO he of the
bost lind, and the work to be done Ter and appro-
we'd an experienced Engineer, and 10 the ACCEPT
nnce 9th undersigned, aud warranted Tor 10 year.
Payments TO lie made one halt July and one ali
18Th October. For particular DESCRIPTION of the d-
menslun- and form olthe work, fppv 10 either Of he
Seleclmen. ii AIRY BRADLEY, } Select.
SETH MORSE, men,
BIfi ngton, III Alrl, Is 10. 11
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HID LEE.

IA NEW and convenient HOusea garden and
Ia ont hnldnes, on New Street. in Burlington
ABOUT seven minutes walk from the Cuurlhouse;-
possession given the LIST Of May next
ISAAC WARNER.
April 81, 1915. 4A,(
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THE
PERU IRON COMPANY.

T ONG and favorahlv known a. manufacturers Il
IL IRON and NAILS, now advise the public that
having made extensive editions TO and improve
meni> IN Their stall ls'nent prepared to uIrni,h
dealers in and con u!ners OF Iron ani Nails, wrh all
desirable 81 es Thereof, ola quality hardly equalied
in this country. They manufacture 10 wi:
Wagon ana Cart Tire, OF all The various size,
wanted.
Horse shoe Iron. from scraps, various sizes, Of
very superior quality.
Band Iron, from inch 10 : inches wide.
Hamc and scroll Iron, 5-S 10 nch
Round and square IRON, Sc inch to 3 inches.
Cut Nails. from d TO 10 cod
do Spikes, from to inches.
do Floor walls. I2d, POD. u i.
do FinishihS Nails. d. Sd, l0d.
This Company hatcr themselves that Their iacili-
ties fer manufacturing m perfection, ulsurpa>s-
ed, that all goods offered hy them IN marke will
give entire satisfaction to the consumers, and that
their terms for goods and will continue TO be as
liberal "a the terms of others.
SIhONiS G. CO., Agents,
Burlington Vt.
April I6 rs 1G
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DURLITG ron
iEcnT T@TfTTTw

THIS Establishment now fitted up in good order
L for making
CASTINGS,
such a. NJ Ill Geering, Sleigh Shoes, Wagon Axe
and Boxes. --.------
CaIdTon and Potash Kettles, kept constantly on
hand.
All he patterns formerly u,cd and owned BY Mc.srs.
Gay * Edwards are here ready for use have taken
hold ofIh> concern, for The purpose of doing the
fwori, and | am confident can do it, BY using the
best Of stock.
Ca,ing~ made on low terms, for ready paw
IL orders addressed to r.. X. CrossMAy Blrling-
ton Vt shall e promptly attended 10.
Burlington. VI. Fel'v. 70 As 37m6
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SDabfmG an0 GatbtnU
ROOMS,

WHITEHALL.
HARRISON, would respectfully inform his
~ friends nnl patrons that Notwithstanding long
has passed since he has had the plea sure of greeting,
shaving, brushing shearng, and pertaining his nut
merous northern friends and customers that he Is still
IN Whitehall, and has for the CONVENE zee and com.
tort OF his customers and the travelling public, remov-
ed his Shaving Saloon to Parks splendid Brick
Building two doors south of ihe Clinton House. which
he has fitted up IN style second 10 in The vicin-
itv, and has connected with his Saloon a large and
commodlous BATHING Estal llshmen, with cold, warm
and shower Balhs; and gentlemen need sep but
from one room to The other when they will find
them elves shaved, >heared, washed, brushed, per-
tuned, and completely renovated.
N. B.-J. II. would request his friends not TO be
deceired or dccoycd ty the striped poles and display
that may lie made al hi old stand as he positively
Is not there; hut al his splendid saloon tWo doors
south OF the Clinton where he politely invites all his
friends 10 call.
Whitehall, March 90 1916. A
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N0VNECN-

j. IS j. II. PECK * co..
TTAVE this day associated with them, EDWARD
Inned as heretofore. J. q. j. II. PECK & Co.
Burlington, April |, ls45 "A
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SpectaclcS.

DEluSCOPlC, Conrave, and Convex Spertacles,
L large assortmrh I9-t opened, beautiful finished
one: BRlNShAlD Il BROIHfBS.
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TNHE subscribers call the attention Of Merchants
l. to their complete and well assorted stock of
HATS. CAPS. PALM'EEAF,
LEGHOGN d. pa MAMA
Which they are deterNl1ed 10 sell at LowrR Pn,crs
than any other house n their line in the city, Please
call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere
10 N. B. WILDER & Co.
New York, April 2d, 1916
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PECK & SPEAR, A. "thccar Is and Druggists,
and Geo. Peterson Agents .9r Burlington; Clark a
Collins, Montpelier. Sod also by Druggists gene-
rally throughout The DItel States. Price 81 per
holile; six botle, fr IS.
H-'F'Fhe pull arc re necu'lv requesed to remenf-
Der that j Sand, Sarsaparla thai ha, and Is con-
slanly achieving such remarkable cures of the most
difficult class ofdi,ease> 10 whirh the human iramais
subject; therefore ash Tor Sands SarsapaIia, ana
take no other
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100 NJ good Pine and Spruce Shingles, Tor sale
lOO BY GEO. PETERSON.
March A. 1915. 40
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TABLE BUTTER.
A FEW hundred pounds.
N Jan. %, AS. STRONGS & Co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-20
Neuee 2Brtbsbaus
Cd!
III WoOfeE @a9neeOmntN Dbia
gum @dfO ron
"lg t fb G { III geu."

Der Gnbesben0nute betnnbet hermit lene Nreur,oe
|nnb BAD publfnn, caB er, an einem S,aule, an Der
|@fe ber 9bertD StraBe unb beu1 Warft-8ierede auf
|ber udbiten ectte weflid pom gonrtbanIe, uno BON
eafe nnc Sonee's Stchr, rds seseniiber angefausen
ein 6entlides @atbaus gu halten, tuoielblf er tets
|anf bic bete,a bequeme J8eife III betprtben, une
einer Seits nibt6 aausela laen tprp nm aIIsemene
|3ufrtebeubeit sa geben
Da feline @ebduIidfeiten meiffens neu ,lno 9eralt.
mig; feline &ide, Sdenfe, SdlafStmn,er lub Staluna
reidli, uni. nit oem befen oeriebsn lnb, lnb beroes
feline Hehnun9en billlg iein ipercen, 70 ermartet ct
bnrd, prcnpt ebien4ng anb for9fdlti9e slufnerflam
teit eaen Gbe1 Der 6entden @unft gu perbienen uut
erbalten. @bri #. SMnfer. I
gBpciter, Sbic, Oft. Is, 1874. 1l-b.p.
C. @r fdbrt iber bies. ipie friber FORT (eine Grf
eefy tmGrCe uno Gleinoerfauf Su betreben, anb mrt
I'D frenel, eine Suuben aud III pieem 3pei9e gu be-
bienen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-20
3 slS. Btlotn.) y,u,s 0gA3S.
Bel0el1 uno Grbaffcr,
9lSf4NFofe44 et4,N5 co ..1 !. :. n NJ &
&suts e @@afsr
2l0OoEatett iinO Nefhtsae[ehrteft

Slno N Der 9lasabuns Der 5urispruben, IN @tor,
nO Den Den asrsneesn @oanties in arnerp astre.
litum brsn 8eitanO ii aen
adtungsocl an. sos'st9s'ssN
ffice: @ine Ghiire tpsiflict BON Orn. soufs
s9Osi nne 9erare 9eaenltber benz 1ranflin Sa,ss, IN
81. efr SdSafer ipridlt unb fhreibt nebf Der emo,
Sprdhe. ~ wv
Gebfuar' IS. 1914. a,s.
lsS and1 benadridtist cben9enanntereoais edd.
fer cap er als bfentliderI rIotar anae(feat it H. q.
~ q r. 10 pie anbere redtsghltige Dofunsente. IN
En- : n ~ % 'er, benff dIern. frasns6 lIfd,e
Sprafe inter bitisen 8eoinsuneen ausfertiat. :
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-20
OF . 5aIer ian0 g. yEeunb unD Cert b1r q eI=f

Solf6sV VtbttMbeE Der Goelit(Hett Gl1lllter.
IGnbaltenb eiue slu6pahl Der pcr,igIiiten @ebidte
@rsdtlun9cn, SdlauipieIe, il. {. 10.
Grat unr 1eras ron 2B Gbonas Jlr $50, GalSw6ia
Stra6t, pblartlFbia.
Das erie 6e Der Srts .itlicbef rtr Otut(ben GafFt
fet" III teres ten unb mir eSt6 oaIltt unx Setebrlt.
6en Sanosleen tnp WttHr8u pcr. slaute icnit Dem
lcunt ua3MtCnnttm, wedr prfAietnen Seitrn auss
eeiprpen nube: raj n blc6 Sr agenebmn tmterhaE.
tr8, fcncer and CUR al9tmentu SlennS unb Nnbrnn0 ns
res 70 3ahlrtden @tannes 9tutn QE biene Die tr
s9ate eint al6pab her Sefen uno @toserrtfe aus ben
2Rcrfsn nnicrsr 6fbcn S6rfteaer In 3pcn oeften III
Tim nun % ric5 ais mSsi bic grobut Der pitnfsafi6en
Geifs rres often Yatrlanets t vttttn UNI audi ben rrts
nisr Witttlten oie Qnafne oietcr Dpts ibcbet aMrs
tcrn Ien mir mc,atd Gin 0eft, 81 &eiten arf in tis
nr fartiSn imfhla9 3u rem pree 10 Gens, erfcinn
6scn unltre ans6tc uno D1iftr8er bsn bcben QBertb
unfrer rcutdtn rittelr aud p Der nettn eematb fprt
ancrtnnt ts far bag uc uno Srbabcn tnfamt bteiten,
JUMP, ibren e5elbnd FIT sas eb6ne unc As9e af Sntr
'anb Gattl atcrseben Iafien
Sebin9nn9en
Sectr rcir. 9utertnt prpNtct @ nur aur Gnuabme ron
Is tften wbc clen 8ab tirsn tcner i baber setanocr
rtn ltrn Yano ,u ncbmen -Sc 6ten te wirb elm 6art
Itel Gin Sahas 8ernib res sanie 8anbes seliefert
meretn PEI Ntfcns cincs sben oeftes 1T Der @ubferip
tcnse Trcis rfir, 10 Cents tr9ten-Vriee c., uter
ccr Qrsreffe rs. lD xb mas, Slr. 1885, Gaombl @ra6e
pbaocpbia ptrecn frantic trEeten, unb Wflbunsen III t
Itrtrtrnen, rcn pcn Stra9e go jeberteit encmnter
RSas trfe 9eft fer 9Otsbtlrtbt III bcreits erf1iene
nno fam IN Der Ohe oes 8aranesreunbs einseebn
ec mir ncbnen germ ttntcrtrtter pafr an. Scr ngebeur
b9e pcs [ctn t,enes 6ft pom 81 @eiten tcnnt fcs au
10 Gtns mac es pe m6St @ auf bice GBeie ne ,pertbs
.cct Stctbce ansuibaten nr init ben @hrftern unfcrts
atea Sateracts perrau III 9rud Vap unp Auss
lfattans lipe psr s19li9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-20
Sebneiber e5eltbdit.
afirhn(,us 9Snur

Teiflide Gl6caratpas StraBe, Canton Sbic.
7NE6Hat feintn Gunren putum bier,nt bic r.
W% 8ctenite AnjeiSe Bag nod ,mcr forabr ctenae.
aunntes Gebaf in alien teinen rtrfebenc 3,pese a ne,
alttn Stanorhttt IN Der pesn 1asearawas 9traSe be
/" Srantlia 9aufes t3ras stssnaser, ia tstrtten.
Seine Arteit aaratrt CT, MAD str ont usb bautrGafte
en Qrt nne IN lebeenimuns NIT Der ptttten ub telieb
tfen Olcee jurerfer8tn Gr trb9lt mcnatl Die pa ifer
epen eeu ycrt uae swttw6deni9 bon paris lTranf
rt Seins Sspnsanssn np mad pen 3eifsn seris6tst, Mi
gen 63nli@.
Sertt9 9emadte &Ieibnna
bdt rtts auf eanc anO gum 9trtla6u ebr btsen pre- n
nr 81 9ef coer auHt6m6are San0esprsttt
Canton Scb. IL, 1s45. 29sb.o.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-06-20
Cine Waablnldble uno gal,erei 3u perfaufen
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