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THE PILES.
Il CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED!

The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented
by DR.. A. Upham, distinguished physician of New
York city, is the only really successful remedy for that
dangerous and distressing complaint, the PILES,
offered to the American public
Mark this: it is an INTERNAL REMEDY-not an
external application, and will cure any case of Piles
either Bleeding or Pnd, Internal or External and
probably the only thing that will There is mistake
about it. 1t is positive cure-sPEEDY AND PERMA-
NENT. 1t is also a convenient medicine 10 take, and
improves the general health in a remarkable man
ner.
Each Box MS twelve doses. at l-3 cts. per dose.
1t is very mild in operation, and may be taken in
of The acL inflammation without danger. All
external applications are the highest degree disagree
able, nconvenient, and e'sve; and from the very
ture of the disease, temporary in their effects This
Medicine attacks the disease its source, and REMOV
ING THE CAUSE, renders the CERTAIN and
PERMANENT.
The Eleciuary is also very valuable remedy for In
aamaon Of the Liver and Spleen InAamation Soreness
and Liberation If the Stomach, Bowels Kidneys, and
Bladder; Inlamatory and Mercurial Rheumatism I'm
purity of the Blood, caused by the mpcudent of Mer
cury Weakness and inflammation of the SPINE and Back
and for the relief Of Pregnant Ladies' before confinement,
en'nrng easy time, safe delivery, and healthy off,
spring.
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GAMBOGE,
other powerful and irritating Purgaves; and if taken
according TO the directions, in of Piles, CURE
FOR LIFE is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine, may be obtained of Agents gratis.
j. S. IlOUGllTON, 100 Washington Street, Boston,
General Agent for the New England States.
GENTs;-Montpelier, S. X. Collins; Burlington,
Peck & Spear; Rutland, Daniels & Bell; Woodstock =,
Chas Chapman; WINDSOR, A. & II. Wardner; IIaverhll
Rix and Cummings; and by the dealers generally .5Oly
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From The Christian Citizen.
Beautiful Trait of Il Young Daughter

OCdulllNl lluiI vi lUdHH DuuSutOl'
Sometime after the horrible massacres which
distinguished the commencement of the French
revolution, the contagious example spread slaugh-
ter and destruction even into the new world
We cannot reflect without shuddcring with hor-
ror, that, in order the more quickly to destroy al
multitude of men and women at once and with
out sentences, they collected them in groups,
and then fired loaded cannons upon them.
An honest Creole of St. Domingo who had
committed no other crime than that of preserv-
ing the estate of his fathers, and of being rich,
was consequently enrolled on the list of pro-
scripton; the wretches who distinguished them
selves by assuming the name of patriots, in i'm
bruing their hands in the blood of the most vr-
tuous citizens, denounced him as an enemy of
public affairs, and he was condemned to perish
in common with number of other unfortunate
beings,
Happily for this old planter, he was father
and moreover father of little daughter full of
courage, love and energy. When he was torn
from the bosom of his family, his child followed
him resolutely, and determined to share his fate,
however frightful it might be. Arranged one of
the first among the victims about to be sacrif-
ced, already the Creole stood with his eyes band
ed end his hands bound; already the execution
ers of death raised their murderous arms over
the victim deprived of hope, and prepared to
die. Oh goodness! amazement, oh holy senti-
ment of nature, what power is yours. You an
tcipate in years some rare subjects whom you
enlven with your sacred flame; you lend them
the foresight Of the sage, and the force of the
man, even from their childhood At the very
moment of the signal for the discharge of the
artillery, the little daughter runs, crying out,
my father, oh my father
VainIy they strive to withdraw her from the
danger, in vain they threaten her; nothing re-
strains, nothing intimidates her. She springs
towards her father, she throws herself upon his
body and tightly she cIings to him. waiting only
the moment when she may perish with the au-
thor of her life ooh my daughter, my beloved
child, only and fond hope of thy weeping moth
er, and she so soon a widow said her father to
her, trembling and melted into tears, leave me,
| beseech you, command you 'Oh my ia
ther,' she replied, 'let me die with you
All virtue, how great sway hast thou even
over the most savage minds. This unexpected
incident overcame the commander Of the masa-
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.EgriCWEtsETGl.

FROM JDe OCallSt.
The Farmer turned Soldier
My father was farmer good,
With corn and beef in plenty;
/ moved, and hocd, and held the plough
And longed for one-and-twenty.
For had quite a martial turn,
and scorned the lowing cattle:
burned to wear uniform,
Hear drums, and see battle.
My birthday came my father urged,
But stoutly | resisted,
My sister wept; my mother prayed;
But off went and listed.
They marched me on thro' wet and dry,
To tunes more loud than charming,
But Juggling knapsack, box and gun,
Was harder work than farming.
We met the foe-the cannons roared,
The crimson tide was flowing,
The fightful death groans filled my ears,
wished that was moving,
lost my eg-the foe came on,
They had me in their clutches;
starved in prison till the peace,
Then hobbled home on crutches.
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To DESTROY Moss--Scarify the surface of the
moss grown field, with harrows having sharp tines,
until considerable portion of the moss is torn up.
shake IN quantyo grass seeds before the narrowing
has been fully completed, for permanent pasture,
sufficient to fill up the blank spots then apply top
dressing of soot salt and guano mixed intimately to-
gether, and pass roller over the field Afterwards
The field should not be pastured until the grass has
become sufficiently long to overpower the moss and
rot it out,
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Poetry.
Lines on the Admission of Texas.

VI tiib OltSh 4'pN"'''''
lines on the Admission Of Texas,
Extend my country's borders,
Add to her broad domain
And for each added acre
Bring ye whip and chain.
And let the voice Of tyrants
Above the winds be heard;
And let the clank of letters
Blend with each grating word.
A louder sound and stronger
Above all these shall rise;
1t is the voice of waling
Ascending to the skies,
Heard we that cry of anguish p
Jehovah heard 1t too;
1t comes from parted brothers:
All who this deed could do?
Heard we the bitter wailng
OF the mother for her child:
The children for their parents,
When anguish makes them wild?
The wife in sorrow mourneth,
From her husband torn away;
The southern market 5 waiting,
And the victims must obey.
These are the shouts of Triumph
That rend my country's sky
When another star is added
To her banner waving high.
Whose heart beats not more proudly
With patriotic pride,
To see our Gland of Freedom"
Extending far and wide?
Hypocrisy's dominions
Must be extended far;
Twill much exalt our nation
To add bloody star.
ooh! land of boosted Freedom"
Your boast degrades the name:
Fin its sound we glory,
Ye have no sense of shame.
Is this a land of Christians?
OF Bibles, teaching right?
Of Slavery joined with Freedom?
Of sin with Christian light?
A cry hath reached the heavens,
And justice will not wait =
Remember this, my country,
WHILE ADDING STATE TO STATE.
stOn, June, 1916.
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JOHN P. HALE,

EASEIIONADMlN 1EATn0Po
a. OUTH East of Branch Bridge, State-street
~ Montpelier, Vt.
N. b Particular attention paid to CUTTING for
theirs to make.
March, 26th 1886.
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HEALTHY FAMILIES.

II EAITIlY families those who the " RESURRECTION
Ii or PERSIAN PlS They keep the stomach cean the liver
free the blood pure the appetite good the mind brant in word
the person healthy. Those who have saow yellow counenanc
may be assured that their liver less diseased and that
taking the Persian Pills frequently their skin will become clear
and fair their stomach will be strengthened and they VIII have
healthy flow of pure blood which will give the bloom of health
Those who inclined fever and age dyspepsia cosvenesS
who have unpleasant their mouth in the morning,
should these pills. for they cleanse the stomach efecual
that the breath becomes perfectly sweet Parents and all Others
should bear in mind that they eecua Ofthe daa
No children have been known to die Of complaints
who have used these Pills from the other diseases
mark tins for You will blame yourselves, your children die that
you did try the Persian Pills
Sold by s. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, VT
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
Ladies and gentlemen, will you be without the genuine Odrdg
Balm of Columbia your hair? You may depend upon
only article that badness and keep the head
free from dand We have known it to restore hair the bald
heads persons seventy years ofageComstock Ross give
any that WISH those that have been perfectly bald
and have had their hair restored within the last months
Be and get genuine, with the signature of Comsock p
on ii or get none.
FRENCH DEPlLATORY.
This article used for taking Off superuous hair
neck, is sold for so cents per bottle
% All the above for sale by COMSTOCK ROSS, No 49,
fremont Row, Boston-and in Montpelier by
39ly. S. X. COLLINS.
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UANNUALLY FALL VICTIMS TO CONSUMPTION IN THE
United States The Of the evil generally overlooked The
short, dry cough neglected cold is the These
deemed unimpolnt Pain the side, hectic fever, night
sweats follow, and death ends the Would find
for the ev Here is The experience Of than 30 years
private practice has proved its efficacy and since its introduction
the public notice, although has been offered but few
months, sale has been Unprecedented, and beyond
question greaso much that it declared be greatest
n the world
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-07-02

\ COMPLETE assortment of English, Frenchand
\ American DRY COOS at ELLIS, WILDER d. Co.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

10O0 Calls more of Stiles MddeseX Oil 1000 lbs more Rh
1OOO Dry Lead just received by ELLIS, WILDERand dee
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BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OLLIE
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For

olds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption!
THE most celebrated and nab remedy for colds coughs asth
ma or any form of PULMoNARY CONsUMPTIoY is the Hungarian
BALsAM of LIFE discovered Dr. Buchan London, England
tested Tor upwards of seven in Great Britain and on the con
ent of Europe and introduced into United Saes under thu
immediate superintendent of the inventor.
Ihe astonishing success of the Hungarian Bam in the cure
every form Of consumption the American agent in solicit
ing IO treatment the ORST possible that be found
that seek relief in vain from any the common
remedies OF the day and have been given by the distinguish
ed physicians confirmed and ncuabe The Hungarian alsan
has cured and will the desperate Of cases is nacf
nosm, but standard English medicine Unknown and establish
ed efficacy.
INCoNTEsTIBLE PROOFS OF THE EFFICACY OF TIL
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CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
This great Healing Save is acknowledged by all who have used
10 be wonderful article ever known 1t eXpells all nu
y by fire. all pain, and prevents modification every
case wilce any Of the following complaints pay is reu
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lpieber herleffelIt.

Gin Dlind oafdr 1T su batsn BEL Doctor
6reen in 81 cabins, spa. = unb ba nidbts
III Die Obren opsr auasn sstban wirp, 70 faii
es natilrlisb psnIsIbsn fsinsnSbapsn brinssn.
Oas Wlittsl wirb VeM Snnsn aenomnen :
= aibt Dem samsen SlsrpsnipItsm SsIunpbsit
uno Stirte, nKo ttartt natirIib bic glsrUsn
rsr Anasn uno Obrsn nnO sibt ben $snttn ibr
Seb6r uno 4uaeul,ebt ,pisbsr, ba bic meitten
wsltbe ramit ssplast linp, al Slsrpsnlbrpds
de lsibsn.
Srsuno Oru6cr.
9a Acute Isben f5nnen wie A..
mbbnlieb, ibrs asm6bnlietsn Sslbafts usrIs,
ben unc eiIen f6Nsn mas ibnsn ant Itmsdt -
70 miro ss fir Ite mebr Elm Ssranissn ais ei.
ne SAT- isim, oas O1ittsI 5u nsbmsn, ale Der
Stbreitsr oieiss that, ump nun 70 gut b6ren
uno isbsn fam ais jsmals = mas CT nod Dor
msniaen wohen nidt fonnts unb Ct ftebt
nun obns Srius.
Srsuno eeier,
Sctt, bsr @sber auer 9inae, bat
inns cine Sur sesebcn fir alIe Srantbsitsn;
piss mub nns niebt eritaunsn - absr foIIteu
mir nlebt rttaunsn, oaB Ssns bic ss bssirftu,
nibt pafhr leneen. wsnn ile ,pifen no es IN
bokeu lit .
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Serbeir0tbct.

-oureb Den gbrw. l6rn. Q5m. pauIi am
II. San, 9err Sobn 9npber nit OllB Ga
rab SenIon, BON Neapius.
-pureb SaDio Weparp, gjq, an 11tsn
San., Ssrr Seorse <e,pis init Dli6 glUlra
Niebaro, beioe BON Bales i'll gnsIanb.
-purb Den ebrw. 6rn. g. Wlller, am l
San, 5srr 28llbelm 3ieaIer init W1lB 6en:
ristta 3iesler, telpe bon Wlaratawnp.
-ebenfaas, Serr Sobn 5arf, bon bier, nit
Oli6 Wlati!ca S6miot, bon &aneaitsr 60.
-Ourb Dcn gbrtp. 5rn. 8. g. Ss6tsr, ain
4. San, 5err Sames Gtaut nit Oll6 garos
lima 8rolp, bsips bon 0eaSins.
-purtb ben gbrp. 6rn. 8. 8. .. Sdssr,
am /. San,.6r. 3bomas Sraneis, bon pbis
laocIpbla, init Wlib 5arriette Olobr bon
Srts gauntp.
-purb ocn gbrw. 5rn. am 4. San
5err Saret BOD nit OliB glilatetb 5stf
ner, bsibs bon Marata,pnp.
-am llten San, 6err Sobn Sbafr, BON
Noflano, nit Dlib gibsr 8isber, y. pelf.
-ebsnfalls. 81. Saeob Shoeb, BON Siltrift
init Dlib elilabetb Stautfsr, bon 6ereforo.
-cureb psn gbrm. 5rn gomuno >eaf, am
8ten San, 5err Amos g. Boone, BON DOUG
labulIe nit O1iB Sarab o. qmoerman Don
ltnion SaunIebip
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IGmct1 Glitter.

O'Srien uno Kaisuel 1tnO juit pon Dbh
laoslpbia 3uritsetsbrt nnp nun am grbffnsn
BON
81 GtIf galtmir be goss, bon Sl4 bis rs.
40 DO. gaftmirs8sps DO. 573 bis 624
80 DO. Dlculs be $aine, DO. l83 bis 573
81 20. alpaca <uetre, Do. % bis Sc.
gbsnfaas Elm aIasmsinse 4Gortemsnt bon
fran3o(lebsn unb snalilbsn Wlsrino's, &c.
itreift uno se,plrfelt fran5olieb WantelSeus,
lhIstte uno idbattirte sibsts; W1onie De >ain,
Gcioen, gaItmir, 9asIioni uno ale Sortsn
Sanep: Sha,pls, fran;ofeb searbsitete Rrd.
gen unp gollsretten; Seioem SsIpets, 6erbtt
unp gaIlmir 8mabams Ssibsm DelDst
@harpen; fran56fNtte Sio' 5anoIhnbe &c. &c.
,prsu Die Iufmsrflamssit Der 9amen srtstsH.
miro am Stobr 5nr Goloencn Kusel.
Neacna, Sanuar 6. 1876. AM
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81 G T. iit / I b t e 8.

mabreno pss prfudensn Sabres sinsen
SO Sabr3eu9e, pelebe bon nne naeh Quebst
Ieaelttn, pcrlDren, Die bamIt Derun9lnfte Hn'
sabl menIcben mar jecoh sIidllber 2Sslis
usrbaItnibmabls iebr serlns.
Sn Barre, Mai1aebufetts, 1T auf bic grs
sreifuus Oss S6ulmeiiters Iia Werrlam el'
ne Sslobnuns bon 500 seiest. Olerriam
fudbtste itb, na6crm CT einen Ieiner Sbuls
tnabsn fat 5u scoe seprilselt bate.
Oie gntfernuns bon Sleu OOrf nab Ores
aon air See, um' Gap 6orn berum MIRO auf
is, 600 OlsiIsn ssIbast. GIN StbltfsfanaI
cureb Die 2anpsnss bon panama [57 Wsllsn
lanai, wilrce bon bisler gntfernun9 5000
W1silen oper mebr als Die 6alfte nebmen.
Oie gntfernuns Don Sleu Oort bis 3ar Dlhns
onns oes Columbia SluGes nber $ano eetra9t
300 Wlslleu.
9ie reitblte 8olomns auf grpen befnoet
(ttb tei Der Stapt gaIala III Olerltc. Ste
ut i'm SsltB eines sinsissn Snpipiouums,
Slamens Oriats, Der fteb, pis man fast, rpels
CERT le proputtip bear6eltem ju laden, neil
Ct ubt wh6te, mas CT nit Dem nnermeBll:
eben Sstra9e, Den lte ibm liefern rpilros, nlas
den Iollte. CT miro fit auBeroroentllt releb
sebaltsn unb ideint leinen Geltbsbum unter
cer grpe am Ithcriten 5u bstrabten.
Gin se,piGer 2bcmas, BET ansetIast mar,
Dor etwa eincm Sabre cinen Mann, S(amens
Sreoerit grwaros, in SconylIe ermcrrct 5u
baten, 1T in gbiI!ieotbe iebulcls tefunoen
uno pcrurtbslt wprcsn, am natiten 6ten
Dldr5 seban9en 5u rpcrpen.
5n gang gnslanp erlbienen nur 9 tasliebe
3eitunsen, Iammtlib i'll >pnbcn. Siels Sers
einiauns orr S6nneritaft bes publitums
auf slne 70 serinsc 3abl madt es m6sIit,
oab 0e bic bcltsn 2aIsnte gu Witarbsltern
babsn uuo Isbr fctIplelise 0lnse in Sci:
tunssIntcrede unternebmsn fonnen.
Der 9Oupsrutr bon Hsu Yorf srfIdrt lib in
isinsr Sotibaft Su 9unffen Der 'Inti GsnterS'
OaS 1T DIT bsmo ofratif6.
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Ser eDise Juoe,
Upn Guaen 9ue.

GSir baben 70 eten init Dem Srute rieIes
bsrhbmten wcrtes, tpelebes in alien adnpern
gurcpa's, fomis in Amsrita nit Dem arcbtsn
Seifalle aufsenommen selelen, nnc abermals
aeslen murcs, bssonnsn, nnp psrpcn patfslbs
IN Der erlten amerlfanlIebsn peutietsn aussa'
be 70 publ9lrsm paB in Der W7itte uno am
.enps elnes jeOcn Wonats ein Ssft Don 40
Ssiten in Srpb Ottap unD init iaubersm llm
I6laae js su 10 gents erlbsint.
Nuswartisc Subicribenten ,perreH sebsten,
fteb in portofrelsn Bricfen unter oer 9orsiIe !:
upbiIapeIpbia 0emofrat" al lns gu psnosn.
s. Il. 1B olennebsr unp 60.
P5ilapelpbia, S. San. 1916.
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--am 25. 9eeem.. in CT. marps gauntT,
OaarplanD, ssr Ahtb. Sames 3hemae, trn'
tsr @rupsrn6r jsnss @taats. I'M 90. Sabre
-am II. See, in Saneptann, Carroll Co.
W1arplanb, Der 6oehp. 6r. SllecIaus Soetbt,
Gin Staliensr bon Ssturt uno fir cine Neibe
Won 4 Sabrcn Seellorser Der fatbcllldbsn
@cmcinOsn in Eaneptann uno IDtitnintsr.
i'm alter bon 70 Sahren
dim ii. 9ec., in D.:Bern, Srau Nentiet
ler, Gattin bon Sac N'r,,im 27 sebenejabre.
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9YQiIencOurt 8erfauf.

5ufclss elmer 3srcronuns Der 0aiisntourt
pom Ssres ganntp, ,wiro auf 6fsntlihsrSens
rue psrtauft wsrbsn, auf Samltaa pen 7tsn
6ebruar 1916, am odtntIicten SauIe' DOR
petsr @tpsissr (pfua Wirtbsbaus) in
8ctsIun saunitip, Ssrfs gauntp, ale js'
ncr sc,pltie
SbelI ooer Stuf Sol5-9aup, as4se, sss.s
selesen in 8obeion Sounlbip, in S;|ksS' SVSsS
sriaatsm ganntp, srsnssno al >anp -
bon c5ames Searlct mo per grten pse Vsrs
itortsnsn Scbn 9earlet entbalteuo iieben
uno pier3i9 Iefer, msbr Oosr rpenissr.-
seBtbin pas gisentb1m pes psriterbsnsn 81.
cob Drummer.
Ser Swfauf tssinnt um l llbr Slahmits
tags. rpann asbhbrenps Iuhpartuua sessbsn
uno Die SsrtaufesSsOinsunsen tsfannt sss
maebt wsrDsn lcllen cnreb
lfpan tEpans, Sraifie.
9urb bic Seurt-5ab. ). tllaurer Cdr.
Sanuar 20. '3n1.
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g t q + b.

-am lestsn 9onnerttas W1orsen, in bic
(er Stabt, Daniel S6lts, i'm 6stt. sebenslabre
din 6. San, in greter 9anni6ip, Danl'
el sepan, i'm iten asbsnejabre.
-am 81. Dscsmb., am SdlasfnB, Sacob
Sisbl Gen., Gin seIebastsr einWobnsr Don
O1aratawnp, i'm 64itsn Sabre feines 4Itcrs.
--am "a. Sec in @prinsfelb Saunftb!p,
Bufs gauntp, 9snrp Gnber, ein 9ooat oer
Nspolution, i'm 9sfsn &sbsnsjabrs.
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@liiab Sebert.

HehteenwaIt, attorney at Law)
tenatbrie6tiat feline Sreunre frilbsren gIiem
ten unp pas publitlm iibsrbaupt, baB Ct fsi.
he nnaetbeilte 4ufmertiamtsit Der praftis
ocr SeIeBe wipmen piro.- o.--Sciue Umtsfube
1T in Der SrontsStute leinee 9Bobnbaniss,
SO. so an Der Shoieitc Der psnnitraBe,
cine telns Strsts untcrbalb Der gIsnbabn
0eaom9, Dec. 16. l845. 9nl.
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SOb1t 0rcclt

benahricbtist bas putlitum bon NeaeinS
unp Serts gauntp :iberbaupt, paB CT bettan
Dig auf 5ano balt ein srcBss A1ortemsnt
9luserleitner Neine uno @etrdnfe,
als O1apsira, 9herrp, ssuerife, WalmIep,
SPORT, Qifabon, SieilianiItbsn uno Wlalasas
QBeim.
Iltcr 5oudnoiIher @n uno 3,psitsr Site,
ScItsr alter gosniaes Sranop,
gberrps unb se,p6bnlitbsr 8ranbp,
alter Gossenswbisfp, -.u
Sclauterter DO. ,inb 81. g. Num,
Gbenfaas elm 9robes Enforcement Spe3es
reien, Su ben nieorisiten prsilen, als
8eincr rpsi6er uno 5utsufsr,
ct. groir, 81. 8. unb W1useopabo 3ufsr,
Srhner Nic unb SaUa:gatfsn
Smperial. Sung 6plcn unO pouebpns Sbes,
81. o. uno 8. 8. OlolaGes. pom tetsn,
5cnis; allie lrtsn 8cwilrSs &c. &C.
Neacin9, Sanuar 6. 3WR.
CO Sir 5afer, WelIhforn, Slabefaamen
&leeiaamen, Grunbbiruen &c. miro Der b6b'
fe Drris bssatlt, snttpeoer in SaarSeIo ODER
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Sefste Nacb ricbt.

stae psrion noe lds wii1sn oas 1is fbulbie iino
an Tbomas nj. D'Srien iino sriubt ans
iurutn no atiuisttsln "obns Gsr;us," oa Die
Sudsr beitimmt sinsm 8risosnsribtsr ibsrsss
ben psroen.
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&inDerlpiell la6en, &brbe ,c.

ltnterseihnetsr bat thr3Iieb ein srpbss III.
Cortcment waarsn Dirsft pDn europa srbals
ten, bic CT i'm Srcben unb &sinsn woblfsis
fer perfaufen tann als picIe 4rtitsl in pbr
lapslpbia su baben ltno Ssicnosrs feb6n
uno moblfeil fno Die KinoerfpieIfaben.
bsifsbsno gum sbsiI aus Sossnosn, namlib.
@anw gnfdmpmsntS in Sbabtsn
{" Sausrsien DO.
Misaslbabnen nit benz IBaasn.
4" W1snassrisn [Sbisrlbau,l
{" 2bisrsdrtsn &C. &c. ."r..
GbenfaIs, olIe Qrten &Drbe, ais:
SdnepsS6rbs,
&sife SSrbs,
Sbul, &6rbs II. (. 10.
Hebte ia fers,p en-, som prpis.
sirten Satritantsn in Ssatihlano fsltff envss
fauft
Nemiifaliicbe Snffrumente
aIer 9(rt, ,pcblfssr alS CT iie fribsr psrfaufts.
WufTf, nsus fir pianos, 8letsn uas
8lDiinen.
Uaibcnubren unS MakriaIisn fir Sos
fbsnubrennatber
arror0Pons init 6, 8 uno 10 Glappen.
Nerner cine Wsn9e ans srsr Qrtifel, rpeItbs
su pielfdtis if bier einvln bsnannt Su tpsresn.
Gr smpfsblt fid Dem assbrtsn pubIifum bes
ifsns fir ssnsi9tsn Suiprub. ...
G. q. 5ci3mann. r.,
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GeieQibaft.

10. unb !. ). Keim, BADEN De Senncs
pille Keim nit in ibre @eitafbaft 9sncmmsn,
alS Smpcrtirer uno lodnblsr in bartsn gSaas
rsn uno peresn bic @sftbdfts forttst;sn am all
ten YlatH, unter Der Sirwa BON
10. uno :. ). Keim uno 60.
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Stacbricbt. slas Ysrionsn, mslts ibuls
Dig iino an Die fribsrs Srma bon 10. uno +.
:. Ken, inc eriubt foaleib ab;ubsSablsn an
r9sno @iusn bon Der @sitqibaft.
1Oilliam Keim,
Jobn Sisb Heim.
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Sirstb pIinosrts Elm qansfn9sr bic Saftbe
bss josrausssbsr Der nSriblns" in ct Qcuis,
befan, absr nibts ais Swei alts Wsbfeblamer
rslIen Nrtifels ibsr Oregon. Die S,dnee einss
fansfnssrs MAIDEN INNER iblstbs @sfbdfte
in ben Safbsn sinss Ssituns@9ra6as,