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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-12
Later from the Army of Inva-
sion.
CAMARGo. Ang. %. l846

CAMARGo, Aug. %, 1916.
From Camargo we have accounts of the
advance of our forces towards Monterey.
The steamer Virginian came down last eve
ming, and reported having crossed over the
San Juan on the 10Th, General Worth with
the Sth Infantry, Duncan's artillery, and an
Artillery Company from Point Isabel-mak-
ing, in all, between 1000 and 100 men. 1t
was reported that they were destined for Chi
ma, Is miles towards Monterey-but there is
no doubt but they will proceed as quickly as
possible to the latter place. When they reach
Monterey, | have not the remotest idea of
their being opposed-but they will enter and
take the town without firing gun. In antic-
ipation of their approach, Gen. Meia left for
Satillo about twelve days ago, taking with
him, besides his own soldiers, 800 men-ev-
cry man that he could induce to follow him,
either by entreaty or threat. There are re-
ports ola Mexican force rapidly approaching
from the interior, but do not believe word
otit-and ifany fighting does grow out of the
advance ofthe American forces, we do not
look for 1t until we get in the mountains.
We were yesterday shown a letter, receiv-
ed by gentleman from al officer ofthe army,
high in rank, in which it is stated that Gener-
al Taylor would move from Camargo on the
Goth inst, and march for Monterey, at the
head the troops he intends leading into the
interior. The same letter states that reliable
information had been received that a large
force of the eneny was on the march to Mon
tcrey, and that the troops at that city were as
siduous in their endeavors to fortify it, The
opinion was expressed by those of the army
having access TO the best information, that
another battle was near at hand-.NeW Or
leans Commercial Bulletin, august %.
We have no doubt that General Taylor is
now moving his columns upon Monterey,
and the intelligence from that quarter indi-
Gates that the reduction of the city will be OBJ
stinately contested. Recent arrivals from the
mountains report large force concentrated
in and about Monterey, consisting ola goodly
portion ofreguar troops. Unless these ru-
mors be greatly exaggerated, fresh fields of
glory are ripening for the sword.--.M o. Pic
ayune Aug. %.
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Magnetic Telegraph Report to New York. J
FROM THE WEST.-NEWSF FROM SAN
IA FE-INDlAN DEPREDATIONS.--
MORMON TROUBLES.--EX CITE
MENT IN NACVOO.
BALTIMORE, Monday Evening.
The ST. Louis Republican has news from
Santa Fe to the 3D. of August. Although
there were only four hundred and fifty Mexi-
cans soldiers in the place, the authorities as
serted they had n reserve force ofseven thou
sand men, ready to march at Il moments
warning against General Kearney's eXpedi-
ton. This was not believed. No tidings
from Gen. Keurney had been received for
fifteen days. Mexican spies were distribu-
ted along the Santa Fe rond. Mr. w. n. Swan
of orthampton, Massachusetts, was attacked
and murdered by the Indians on the prairles.
The lndians,were becoming extremely
troublesome, and were committing repeated
and grievous depredations on the persons and
property oftravellers. There were immense
numbers of the Governments baggage wag-
ons lying in an exposed situation, on the prai-
ries, which could be easily captured and all
the supplies of our troops cut offby force
of one hundred MeXicans, ifthey only knew
the exposed and delencelcss situation of the
provisions trains.
The Indians were offering their services to
the Santa Fe Government to attack Gen.
Kearney, aud TO plumber and drive away all
the American travellers, but the local Govern
ment declined accepting their services.
Great excitement now exists at Nauvoo.
On the 3lst August, an attack on the city was
momentarily expected
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-12
STATE OF VERMONT.

District of Caledonia, S.
Alta Probate Court held at Danville, within
and for said district on the 9TH day of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1S46--Prcsent the Hon. Chs
Davis, Judge.
A N Instrument purporting to be the last
N will and Testament of Abncr Coo, late Of
Burke, in said district deceased, being pre-
scented to the court here by Oliver Coe, the
executor therein named for probate; it is or
dered by said court, that all persons concern
ed, therein, be notified TO appear at a session
of said court, 20 be held at the Probate Office
in Danvillc, on the LIST day of October,A. D7
1916, and shew cause, if any they may have,
against the Probate of said will, for which
purpose il is further ordered, that copy Of
the record of this order be published three
weeks successiveIy, in the Caledonian, printed
at st. Johnsbury, soon as may be.
true copy of record Attest
476w3 NORMAN DAVIS, Register,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-12

ST ALRANs, VT. August %. l regret to
hear that on Wednesday last an accident be-
iel scientific party who were exploring Cam
els Hump. Among the party were Profes-
sors Torrey and CLANCY, ofthe University of
Vermont, and Rev. Zadock Thompson, of
Burlington, author of History of the State
etc. and Assistant State Geologist As Pro-
fessor CLANCY and Mr. Thompson were dri-
Wing down the mountain on their return, the
harness broke, the wagon was dashed to piec-
es, and each ofthe occupants severely injur-
ed. The jaw of Professor CLANCY was bro
ken, and he was otherwise badly bruised;
while Mr. Thompson was so seriously hurt he
could not be removed to his home.
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1BAEEgSa

In Lyndon, Aug. "a, of consumption, Bet
sEY ANN LAwRENC E, aged 10 years and 10
months.
The subject of this notice, though young,
had found ''the pearl of great price," and
through her lingering sickness, gave ample
evidence that, ''for her to live was Christ and
to die was gain" She bore her suffering with
out = murmur; and joyfully yielded up her
spirit to her Savior; closing her course like
the orn'pg star, .ar ......
"Whicif goes not down,
But fades away, into the light of Heaven"
Printers in Mass, are &c. Com.
In Morgan, Aug. last, Mrs. JERUsHA, wife
of Deacon Samuel Grow, aged about 81.
In Irasbnrgh, July Il, at the residence of MIR
J. Barrows, Edward Weich, Esq, aged about
"a years; soldier of the Revolution.
In Waterford, Sept. /, GEORGE LEoSARn,
only son of Joseph Nj and Mary Ann Hale, a
ged years months This death was coca
stoned by falling backward, into a pail OF hot
water. He lived but sixteen hours after the
accident.
In Danville, Sept ed of cholera morbus,
George, son Of Mr. Nathan Badger, aged 10
years
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Runor of Peace with Mexico---
Terms Settled with Santa An
ma at Havana.
Special Correspondence ofthe Tribune.
HAVANA, August 10th, 1916.

HAVANA, August 10th, 1916.
You are probably aware that Santa Anna
and Almonte embarked on board the Eng
fish steamer Arab for Vera Cruz, in conse-
oIence ofther having obtained information
ola pronurciamento in their favor Some 9th
or dplomatsts and Generals of the same
stamp departed the same day in the packet
for the same place; but perhaps you may not
have heard of the reported agreement be-
tween Santa Anna and certain agents of the
British and American Governments, The
arrangement is snid to be as follows: The
Mexican Federal Government of 1894 to be
re-established under the guaranty ofthe Uni
red States; so that, in case of future pronun-
ciamentos, the United States Government
shall have rightto interfere in support of
the Constitutional Government. The Rio
Grande to be boundary line, and the Califor-
MAS to be organized as a distinct Territory,
mder the protection ofthe United States, but
NOT governed by Americans until the inhabit-
ants shall think fit to annex themselves; to ia
yor which purpose the country will be allow
ed TO carry on a free trade with both Repub-
lies. and admit colonsts from all countries,
and ofall religions and creeds All this seems
indeed very incredible-too much for Mexi-
cans to cede, and too little to satisfy the crav-
ing nav of your offenders of the Area of
Freedom. 'Veremosp can only say that |
have the intelligence from very respectable
authority. There is no news from the camp
The two Mexican war steamers have been
purchased by the Spanish Government
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ar AM@gMGgSa

In Morgan, Sept. ., by Rev. J. l.. Clark, Nj
REUBEN NJ GRAY, of Sheffield, to ELrzABETH
Conn daughter of William Cobb of Nor
gan, VT.
In Glover, Sept. I, Mr. Alonzo Garland, of
Irasburgh, to Miss Emily Buzwell, of Glover.
In Lyndon, Aug. II, by Rev. Daniel Quinn
by, Daniel Taylor, Esq, of Albany, to Miss
Betsey Winslow, of Burke
In Cabot, Sept. 8, by Rev. James P Stone,
Mr. JONI H. DAMON, and Miss Nancy X Cor
FIN, both of Cabot [The thanks of the print
er to his friends for the beautiful loaf
fcake accompanying the above notice, with
his wishes that their happiness may be as
bountiful and delicious as their present.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-12
Opinion Of a Regular PhysHc.nann-,
Exeter Me Sent, ~, IS4


This certifies that have recommended tne
use of Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry 1oI
diseases of the lungs, for two years past, afo
many bottles to my knowledge have been used
by my patients, all with beneficial results. In
two cases where it was thought confirmed con
sumption had taken place, the Wild Cherry
effected cure E. BOYDEN,
....., Physician at Exeter Corner.
No Quackery! No Deception!
All published statements ofcures performed
by this medicine, are, in every respect, true.
Beaoare of COWnterfeits and limitations. The
unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of DR..
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry in all the dis
eases for which it is recommended, curing MAJ
ny cases after the skill of the best physicians
was unavailing, has effected large and in
creasing demand for it. This fact has caused
several unprincipled counterfeters and imita-
tors to palm off spurious mixtures of similar
name and appearance for the genuine Balsam.
Be careful and get the genuine DR.. Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. None genuine unless
signed by BuTrs.
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NOTICE or LIBERATION

NNHIS may certify that have this day Civ
Il on my son Curtis Quimby, his time dur
ing the time of his minority, he is therefore
free to transact and do business for himself ns
though he were of lawful age, 50 | shall pay
no debts of his contracting nor claim none of
his wages after this date. SD. QUIMBY.
Attest-Anson Johnson.
McIndocs, Sept. Z, lS46. 476w3'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-12
The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monda Sept. T.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
AT market 2670 cattle including 800 beef
cattle, yokes working oxen, 81 COWS and
calves, $500 Sheep and Lambs, and about 1850
Swine.
Beef Cattle-hrst quality $50; second quail
ity 800; third qualityl la $50,
Store Cattle-Saes of vearlinps at @6 20
$3.50, and so; 2 years old, SIT a IS, and II
for some very choice ones.
%, and $3.50.
Cows and Calves. Sales made at SI4, I6,
is, 81, &c, 81 and 40.
cSaheep-Dull. sales of lots at 81, 1877,
l,63,2,ls and 1915.
., Swlne-Old hogs, 4dc. Shoats at wholesale,
80 Tor sows and al for barrows. At retail from
to and O.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-12
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

We learn that vein of chronic Iron has
been disc, overed by the State Geologist in the
east part of J2y, Orleans County This ore
affords chronic green, chronic yellow and
other valuable paints. AS the vein is unusu-
ally promising, there is reason to believe that
it will be ofimmense val1e.-JMddteb'oy Gal
nrU. .....r
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,aSlza ~, OsagN
$780, EsSsEz FE7 !. ;..Il..ai
Connecticut n d Passumpsic
Rivers Railroad Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
1N Meeting of the Stockholders ofthe Con
and Passumpsic Rivers Railroad Com
pany, for the choice of Directors for the year
ensuing, and for the transaction of all other
business which may be presented, will be hol-
den Mt the Hoterof Ellis Bliss, ir in Bradford,
VI on Tuesday the 9th day Of October next,
nj one o'clock, M.
BY order the Directors,
HENRY KEYES, Secretary
Sept. 4, 1876. 476w3
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T HE G. L-EDO NJ n.

p THREAD Mr. CHANDLERs remarks at the
meeting at Montpelier, copied into the Gale
DOMAIN of to-day, from the Waterman. They
are right,and Just the ground upon which the
northern Wings, at least, will fight the battle a.
gninst slavery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-12
REHABILITATION.
22785 1880 6327

l8 towns yet to be heard from, which will
not vary the relative result very much, though
that much will be, probably, rather more u
gainst Eaton than in his favor.
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BOSTON MARKET-sent O

BEEF-Extra mess, 8 so a 8 per bbl., Mess
0oa $50, No. l, 700 a $50, prime, city $50
a5,I5i navy 750aS.
:, PORK-Extra clear IL rs 12 90; clear
, ii oO IL 80, mess rs a 10 25, No. i, none,
prime rs 90.
LhIA1RRD-Boston 81 az, south and west 6a6d
family Is 16.
CHEEsE-new milk 8, four meaal a as,
shipping a a6
dFLoUR-Howard street 4,25 4,37, Ohio,
'4'Io 400, Western Canal 1926 900.
CORN-Yellow, round, 90 a 90, flat 63 a 65,
white SO 50.
OATS-Southern % 90, northern "a a IS.
BEANS-White, 1,25 SO.
WOOL-The market continues dull for do.
mestic fleece and pulled, and the sales have
been moderate at reduced prices.
oaXony Heeces, 81 a 40
american full blood, SO IS
40 half do % 25
common 1 breed 90 25
Lambs, superfine, 81 a 80
90 LIST quality, as % %
40 "a quality, ~ ia IS
do Sd quality, 9aI2
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|rsn. in bas teabfbtists nsus eauntp sinsse
blciTtn Su rpereen.
Ssfhlo0tn, bas Der 9crlisr cine ifsbsnrs
|rmmitfss bon ;mtlf srnsnns, um @sssnpcrs
Flun9en iu tsrsltsn unb bic Hamsnsuntsrs
brftsn Der SarbsSabIsr bss SaunIhips in llss
|rslnlflmmun9 init bsm Sinns bisfsr 8srfail,
ing 81 psridDafTen, UNI tsm Ssnat unp &sprs>
htantsnbauis pcrSslsat 81 wsrosn.
Sslhlclltn oas Die Ssks9ebune bieissStaats
krmit ahtun9spca sriutht msros unD lit, o.
r Salfcrb Saunlbip nidt init in pa5 prrsss
bla9ens nsue @auntp sinSufbIisssn.
SsihcFn, oas bic Burger ron Obsr Gal:
70 i'm Nasemsinsn ib NIT ibrsn Mitbhr9srn
fsini9sn as9sn has nuslcis 3eribnsltsn tss
|taats in flsins sbsIe, sum Nussn lSsni9er
% sur SsIaiIi9uns Der llsbri9sn.
fAuf Voridla9 srnannts Der Gorfssr fcl9snz
Ysrionen als cine itsbenbs Committee s.
he @rimlp Saecb 8. Mcpsr, 2lbr. Sbwenf,
Pbn @rol, Samusl Has, ScispD Sssrsr
|arl SatsI Scbn lesrssL Srani oSaIt, Saecb
Fein, @ecr9 Sthumabsr unc Saccb Ssrnt.
Ssfblo6sn bas Die 8srbanelun9sn btsisr
|sriammIuns pcn rsn Ssamtsn untsrisibnst
ho in alien Ssitun9sn Der Gauntics Wcnt9cs
|srp, Strfs unc Sbsifsr bsfannt 9smabt psr:
IN. [llnttrjsitbntt pcn ben Ssamten.l
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Slaebcem ber NhttIre Jobn Sanfs,@i IA.
prelrent Der SeriCbiebcuen gcurten vong cns
mon Yleae, ree hrittcn Srrihtste,irfe, be-
ttebeno aus pen gauntics Serfs, Slcrtbdmp>
ton uno $etta, in Denniplpaniei, iino Nicb:
ter Der nntrrihicclitben gcnrten pcn Orer
uno 9erminer, Der erteljdbrIithcu Sisun:
gen unp oll9smcincr @efdnanib ereriauna,
in atcatttem gauntlee, unb Scbn StautFsr
unb 19illiam sod. Gus, Hlhter Der gcu.>
ten bon Oper unr Scrminsr, ccr rcrteljdbrs
chcn Sisunaen unr alaensincr @efinani6.
grlcriauna, fir Die Niebtnul rou 6aupt
unp anpsrn Sertreeben in gcpaettsr Gauntp
Ssrfs, ibrcn Scfchl an MIDI aussetteQt bas
ben, oatirt Neacna, rsn Ia. SlcUtr AID.
1916, wcrin Ite cine Common Qleas. Der
alIaemrinen rierteljibrlitben 9iBnnaen Oper
unr 2crminrr mo allaemciucr Sefdnani6s
Grleoi9una ankerau,nen, rslhs aebaltcn mcrs
psn foil gu Neapina, fir Die gauntp 8erts,
auf oen erHen t1Ientaa i'm n6d,iten 7as
nuar (ipclebes pen 4tcn ocs aeoatttru $40.
mats fein ,plrb) unb ,pcltbe jwei lDrbcn eaus
crn foQ-
90 miro bifrmit Slarbrirbt aeaeten all oei,
Coroner, bic Sriebenerihter uub gomilabc(
Der aerahtcn Sauntp Ssrfs ea6 Ite fteb III
criaater 3eit. nm 10 llbr 0ormittaas. nit
ibren Scraeianifen Ncailtratursn Inter:
Inhnnarn nno gramiuationrl nnp alien an:
oern grinnerunacn eim3nfinccn baten, nm icl:
doe Oln0e 3u tbun, Die ibren Iemtern Su
tbun ctlisacn-Sesaleitbsn Oicjemiaen, tpel
de pertunbeH ftdo asaeu e;e Sefanaemen Ole
in cem &efdnaniTe rer gauntp Serfs ltno,
oeer bann fein mtaem aeritbtlleb Ju Uerfab:
rem, 70 pie es rcebt lrin maa.
"Dett erbalte eie Eepublif -
h~"Oie 3euaen unp esurors, melebe auf or
Iaate Court pcraelacen itno, psrnen crIutt,
sphuftlitbtsit su bcotatbten: i'm Saa itres
Quetleitsns ,perben Gs i'll SsmdBbeit bes
8efrBse pasu as.rpunsen. OieIe Hnaeiac wirc
amf teicuoeru 8sfcbl Der Court bctannt &C.
maebr, oaber ale Diejcnaen, weleben es al:
sebt, {tb barnah ~ ricbtsn babsn.
George 6ernanr, S1srif.
SberiTs 9tmt, &eaein9,(
Oeeb 8. 1S46. an.
0E- Die Srieoemsrihtsr werben auf fcfaens
be Ssrcrcnuna Der Court, Die feit oen Gpril
@isunaen 1S45 tn &raft if, aufmert(am se.
maht:
Sn Der Court Der 8iertetiGbrtiAen Git.
sun9en &C., BON Serfs Gauntp:
DaB bic Grano Surp bon 8srfs gauntp,
unterfmhenb tsi Der Sisuns rieicr Court,
sebaltsn am srilcn D1cntas I'M Ipyil 1845,
Der Court anempfabl, prun in ibrer Serpalt,
cine 9srorpuuns an ale Grispeueriebtsr lit
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9is Gtcdbalter rcr mcbrepIle Srhftn.
8sisllIhaf wsrptu bisrmlt tenahr;tbtl9t caB
eine Dabl 9sbaltcn nrrpen foil fir euen
prefpsnten. feds Scrnaltcr mo sn'n
9ebasmsiitsr, an D1ittpc6 ecn l3ten Sanus
ar lS47, am ttfentlthen 6anie ron Sctn
8. W1cbr in MrbrsplIls, pahrenc ren z Stlns
csn 3wllhsn 10 lltr Sors mo 4 llhr Stab:
mittaas pe1rIben Sa9se.
gtsufa Il s perpsn alIc spcrionen, ,p.lhe
sinsa gcntratt fur psn GstraIb Der Sritc
fir cas tsainncuoe Sabr ;u batsn wiin1tbsn,
sriutb:, feb am obcnArnauntcu p!aee 3wl:
Ietcn 10 ltbr Sot: unc 4 ltbr Naetmlttaas,
am Dcnnerltaa ren IA. Sanuar l947, ein5u'
tinpen uuf Seftbl pcr ScrpaIter
lDilliam .,Iensel Sbaemsiitsr.
December, %. l847. SIN.
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-unldn9if, in ecIumtia 60, Vsnn., Scbn
I3artman, friber pcn Ssrfs @auntp; SO Sab.
re- 1 Wcnats unc 13 Gage alt.
ain 5. Osesmb., in Iosibebsr9, Waraarst
Nilbsr, Sbs9attn bon Bm. Siibsr, i'm 77itsn
Sabre ibrss Nlters iie lsbt ibsr Sc Sabr. in
Der ebe uno binterlsb Is &Inptr, 81 @nfsl
uno 20 llrenfsl
-am 6. 9see., in eIfas, Sobannss Babl,
i'm Soften esbsnsjabr.
-am 2. Dec, in Sumru, @ar @snatrt, i'm
gotten qsbsnsjabrs.
-am 20 Ncpbr, in amtp, 9anst Yfsil,
i'm 79itsn Sabre felnss 2tlttrs.
-am 80. Hcp., in 0cro bseslbsrs, an Der
NusisbrunN ebrllfna 9rubsr, @attln BON
Daniel Srubsr, i'm 52ifsn qsbsnsjabre.
am rorIsstsn Dlittwcb, bier, Carl Olsfs
fsrt SrDn BON Deter Wsdsrt, i'm 81. Sabre.
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Dem gauntp al erIa0en, ole BON ibncn cts
he,ltht cinen Serlebt bon tbren Nntlaacn unb
aCrihtliebcn 3ufthcrunacn, wenlatens cine
lSccbc pcr bsm Nnfana jsoee 3srmins 3m
maiden, camit Der prolcquirenre unrpalt III
een Stanp aeiebt weroen mag, Die Criminal
Seibdfte fir bic unmttelbare Dsrriebtuns
Der Court mo Suries ju5utcreiten uno alf
bicfe Dslie Die 3cit unc Die Geloer ees0o lts
eripart merrsn: nnr raF cieie Court Die ers
iaats gmpfsbluns rsr Srano Surp rslfit
Htcrleat bat unp nit rrrcu 3,pefmdBiaftle
ptQia iltcrcintimmt 10 iei eabcr bsfoblen,
Sa6 natb riciem rie perItbccenen Srie'
ccnsrltbtrr in gauntp sinen Seritht BON Den
4ntlaaen uno aeribtllthen 5ultheruuaen, bic
lte in alien Criminal Saebcn aenommeu, AT
rru 9cputrten Sensral In,palt fir oisfss
gauutp III MAIDEN baten, ,peniaitsne cine
2Scte Ycr Dem lnfAna jersr reaelmaBiaen
nnb tritlmmtcn GlBuus cieiRr Court. ltup
es 1T ferner brfcbIeu, oaB cine goris bic ctis
aen Nne, aetcria ttlhcniat untcr cem
Sirael plcicr Court sinsm jsrsn Sricccnes
rltbtrr, Ger jeBt in risIcm gauntp III umt 1T,
cinsebanci9t wcrre,
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8eneral- -2l9entld,afts, @cmmilIcns-
unO cSntellioens. .Sfftte.

Ole ltnteribristenen batcn cine Office er,
tffnCt BON ctiacr Ssihrsituna, cine 9tur
untertalb rsr oItsn SPOT Office unb nietfe
Ibir 3u Stamps 5otel, III Der wstt psnns
ItraBr, fir ben Sauf mp Ssrfa pcm
Bruno:Giacntbum, Sdufcr perrentcn
Bc!o Soraen unb Qeiben auf 1Iortaats
idcs, Ginforoen pon l7eten uno Ecd,'
nunacm Derfdufen Don SanfsStofs,
SlbersSerlettlun9 Nnihafun9 pon @lsrf5,
Soanpmerfsrn, @rbsitsrn, 9enitbotsn &c.
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buna BON ollsm @i9sntbum bas ibnen anpsrs
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