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THE MOTHERS RELIEF.

on FEMALE ENCESTR1S.
THIS valuable and highly appreciated Medicine
L obtained from an INDIAN DocTREss, in the
Valley of the Columbia River Oregon, and since its
introduction into civilized life, has been gilmore bene
fit to the human than all other medicines ever
used 1t will almost do away the entniled upon
our mothers from Eve. 1t will effect quick, easy
delivery that no ether medicine will, except what the
red women of the forest use, that is congenial with
ture The patient will about in half the time
they do treated in the old way.
Ii is a sure preventative of Broken Breasts and
chdbred fever and the proprietor is willing to w AR
RANT n to all who may have occasion for its
use Those who have been imposed upon by Ouac ks
and Quack nostrums, ard have the natural fear OF a
second imposition can be referred to OF the most
respectable families in the town.
All orders from disadce post paid will be attend
ed to upon the shortest notice.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor
/ DR.. WIilTCHER, and by Harrington i Brother
Agents.
| Burlington Vt Sept. IS 1916. ]?
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J. Y. RAND ALL,
EEAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW
FL York, with large and fashionable assortment
OF Watches. Iewelry and Fancy Articles, which he Of
crs for sale at very low prices, at his
New jewelers. shop,
In Strongs' Building, College street directly opposite
Cole Il Robuson's Store.
The citizens OF Burlington and vicinity are respectful
y invited TO call and examine his goods for themselves
His assortment consists, in part, as follows;
Watches.
Gold, English Patent Levers Anchors, Cylinders, and
Lepines Silver, English Levers, Anchors, Cylinders
L.epincs and Common.
Gold Pencils & Pens.
Gold Loclets, Guard Chains, Keys and Seals, Specta-
clcs, 'rhimbles, Beads, Ear Ornaments Enameed
and with Stone settings, Gold Bracelets, Clasps,
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Vest Chalnes, and great
variety OF
Elegant Finger Rings,
Pins and Brooches, OF the latest styles for Ladies and
Gentlemen silver SpectacIes lhimbles, Pencils
Gold and Silver Tooth picks, Silver Butter Knives,
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory Handles,
Silver Spoons.
Warranted as good as the Coin. Pearl and Shell
Card Cases Steel Bags and Purse Clasps, Steel Beads
Purse Rings with bars and tasses. Silver Plated and
German Silver Spoons German Silver Spectaces, and
Steel Twcczers, Cheap Steel Speciacles, hey Kings
and large assortment of
Cutlery.
Rogers Razors, Knifes and Scissors, Wade and Butch
er's Razors, warranted Chupmans Razor StrOps
Shaving soap, Bears Oil, and
PcTiumcry.
Various patterns OF Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs.
Coral Beads and Necklaces, Cloth, Hat, Hair, and
| Tooth
| Brushes.
Music Boxes, Violins, Bass VOL and Violin Strings o.
| the best quality, Clarionettc Reeds, etc.
All kinds of Watches Clocks, Music Boxes and
Jewclrv Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest Notice
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange Tor goods oil
work.
November llth, 1876. 20tt
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VIM. WRIGHT, NOW RETURNS HIS

TEM. WRIGHT. NOW RETURNS HIS
w sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Burlington
and Wnooski Falls for the very liberal support that
he has received, since his commencement, and hopes
by strict attention his business To merit a share Of
their patronage. lie also begs to inform the public,
that he has received the latest fashions for the Fall and
Winter, which enables him to cut according TO the
fashion, or to order lie wishes further TO inform ms
friends, that he considers himself far more competent,
either to cut make any garment, much supef,o, 10
any other professor in the OF Tailoring AZ .e
n b, All orders puncually attended TO- ana 'A''A'
tad in the most approved styles. ,l, carried
Now located where J. Harrington formerly '''''>~
on business oa,f
Winoosh Falls, Dec. ith lsio
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THE
Graefenberg Pills.

VHHERE ARE THE MOST CONCLUSIVE REASONS why
that class of Medicines denominated IA
TENT" should be made the means OF incaculabc
and enduring blessings to the human iamiiy. sup,
sagacious observation and grca, medical learning and
experience brought bear upon the invention and
manufacture of PILL. Why may not this long de,
voon to this division of medical science be crowned
with the success that attends the sacrifice of similar
talents and toll in other hngsl There is no reason
and it is but the simplest dictate of the simplest COM
sense to say that Pill thus produced will be as
perfect an article as can be made by man. Iwenfytre
Years derotion to any one subject will give man OF
ability the mastery over it. This labor has been bes.
lowed upou the
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[HARb waRE] TEA.GliA.RI,!S: . ARTiIu r.


supplies of SADDLERY, Coach and Shelf HARD
WARE in all its varieties Also, Drugs and Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils Namishcs, etc.
Burlington, 1916.
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triAing deposit and a small premium note are al
so required, to guard against contingencies
Thus person AT the age of p, may secure to his
family, at his death 500, by the annual payment of
81 A. an annual de loSit of nine cents, and prcm-
the annual payment Of SlilO, an annual deposit OF
Sgcrnts and Il premium note OF $50. The premium
note is taken to guard against the contingency OF great
and unusual mortality, but the Directors have great
confidence II the belief that their payment VIII never be
called for A large proportion OF the profits OF the
Company is every third year, distributed arsong the
existing policies by being added to the sums respect
lively insured thus continually increasing the amount
to he paid on the death ot the person Insured. The
polirirs may be made for the benefit, generally OF
The persons estate specifically for the benefit OF his
wife and children, in which latter case, the sum III
surcd is beyond the reach of his creditors.
The character of the President and Directors OF the
| company is guaranty OF the safety with which
man may make provision for his inmily at his de-
ccusc however unable he may become by failure III
/ business or otherwise, 10 provide for them.
/ The company has n guaranty capital OF slooOoo
one hall OF which is paid in mud invested IN the stocks
of the United States, the state of Massachusetts,, the
city oi Boston and in notes secured by bond ana
mortgage of unincumbered real estate in Nlassachu-
Sets worth three times the amount loaned thereon,
The remaining halt OF the guaranty capital Is la
Bile to be called for whenever the Interests OF the
company shall require II.
! Applications may be made to the subscriber, VINO
will furnish pamphlets containing all the particulars
| as also the charter and bylaws OF the company
GEO. b. SHAW Agent,
| Rurlinu,ou Dec l. 1916 23m6
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STRONGS & co.

WHOLESALE d RETAIL DEALERS
In Hardware Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Sheet Iron, Tin,
Plate, Sheet and Bolt Copper, Iron Wire Flour, Salt.
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufis Plaster, Grind Stones, &c.
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale OF Nails and
Iron, and Window Glass OF oil sizes.
General Agents and Commission Merchants. Lii
beral advances made on Property consigned to them.
East Side Court House Square, Burlington, W. IA
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SAMUEL PERRY;
Commission Merchant,
.. 3 Fro mt street.
New YoRk,
A. NJ FREEMAN.

u Liberal advances on Consignments.
REFERENCES.
Mess Suydam Sage e. Co. New yo,l
John Johnsons Son, Vi"
?. IL W Martin,
Freeland, Stuart & co.
F.. 2. & A. Woodruff,
stanton & Frost,
:. :; fa d Il co Philadelphia,
-" Follctt & Bradley, Burlington, Vermont
Hon. Ezra Mech, Shclburne.
Lawrence Brainerd Prest, St Adams,
Joseph Warner Casr, Middlebury,
A l.. Catlin, Prtst Orwell
John A. Conant Esq. Brandon.
George I. Hodges Pres't. Rutland,
Hon. Myron Clark, Manchester,
September, 1lth 1916 l3tf
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~ IITTEKFIEI.D NO. Have on hand q
IL. few Baskets ilerdsieck & Cos Champaign,
London Club do
Also i;w Eighth Casks Pure Juice Port Wine,
Cog, Brandy. 30
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Nh. q. ksattsiss;n ~ 90.

(,OTTONS-40 Bales Shooting. Bats ard Wick
" ing, for sale by FoTLLrr & BRADLEY.
December u
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GRAErENHEEG ILLS,

deemed by all who have tested them TO be an in
conceivable advance upon all other medical comblna-
tons aud discoveries hitherto known, and they are
announced as
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH.
The inventor Of these Pillsrcsts his theory uponno
school nor dogma of ordinary mi tcdcacachers. Plant
ing himself uuuu the revelation OF the
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KNITTING PINS, Sewing Needles, and Darning
N Needles, warranted the best quality nj
- J. T. RANDALLS.
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GRATIS i!

In the second place, TRY TIE PILLS 1t will cost but
the mcrcst irc' and will introduce you to medicine
which you viii deem blessing the end OF your days.
a thousand things press upon the mind OF The advcr-
tisers which they would rejoice To say to the reader
but the limits OF this advertisement forbid. But let any
afflicted with the following diseases MAKE trial Of
the Graclenberg Pills, and they will be PLRMA-
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fsO fEpLERs. 5000 LrriIOGRAPHlC PRINTS.
Il beautifully coorrd--a fresh prin,s--whch will
be offered by the hundred at New York wholesale pri
ces, EDWARDS Book Store
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

Comprises one of the most splendid and general
Stocks in the State. All goods bought and sold
strictly for Cash, and OF course Cheap
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WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,

~ In towns were there is no branch the Company
will appoint one on application by letter (post paid
or otherwise.
{ q Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
order them
GEO. 5. FERRIS, Burlington, GeneralAgen for
Vermont aud Norihsn n. Y. For sale SHERwoop's
Auction Room, wset side Square.
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Weerbuien Ifaticnirten Dampflbiffe nab
&ep @eif Gin Slorioa) peribiffen lafen.
eSeoe Sonne fofet an Srt uno SteQe 20
Sbaler. Nun felt es iidb beraus. oab
oieie &cblen Su Dem 8ebraube. fir mel
6en iie belfimmt poren. gang untouolib
iino. ct. Yit.
Ser Worf ..people's Qopofat" pom l3.
2(pril foet = Die eeiben uon 2 Osut'
iben, Namens u. 81 eeter uno fein
Sobn H ol aus, spurocn am pori.
gen Sreitae in Der Gooorus Grief, unlpeit
Der Staot, eefunoen. Die urIabe ibres
Sooes 1T nibt befannt. allein man per
Imutbet, oaB Der &nabe aus Dem 8oot fiel,
in pel6em iie am Sonnerifaee ibre 5ei.
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8erfube ibn iu retten, neb(t ieinen Sob
ne in ben WaferDirbel unterbalb oen
Damn eejo8en puroe. worous iie iib noe
gen Dem 3urudI dIbpellen oes Wafers nibt
pieoer berau6arbeiten fonnten uno auf
oieie @eiie beioe ertranfen. Samtaos
muroen &ater uno Sobn beeroiet, oa fib
bao nob Elm unolGd erei9net bdtte. Qls
Die 3ei6en nab Dem &irbbofe eefabren
wuroen, ibeute elm pfero an einem Wa:
gen ouf Ger Strabe, rib iib Los, nno fam
in SerGbruno nit Dem eecbenmaeen, mel
der nebif Den Sdr9en benobe um9enor
fen woroen Ddre. Der Srsiber entfam
nur nit oenouer gtotb elmer erniflcben
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1t,n;iebi,i,9.
O. { o &c Gft$

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germ gang er9sbsnit an, bas CT feline Suts,
Sbrsibmatsralisns uno Msoisins Nssntfbaft
psrlset BAT, in has joauS psdes friber pon Dem
rsrfcrbsnsn Jobn NJ. Keim bswcbnt wurs
De, in Der 9Seif Ysnnifrass, SIbists, nibif
oltllb bon Der Gds, jest unb felt mbrsn Sabs
rem bsnust bon Sranflin &1Iilltr als @iisns
bdnelsrsStcbr. Oils eins Rsubst i'm ibnellsn
Sumabs unb 8erbsi1trun9 pom 6sacin9, nsnnt
er fein @tabliflimsnt Jest:
Ser "9ttD" 0ub: unb S6reibma:
terialien- Stotr.
Nufribtig psrlilbsrt sr 2(asn lpslbs fcrtfab>
rsn einen item y obner, BON 33jdbs
rl9sr 9auer, weldber fortWdbrtnb Elm praftiber
9rudsr unb SudDdnbler mar, su untsritisen,
oaB er tcrtfabren niro bic bslfs 4erIbisoenbsit
ju balten, unb Sbulbibsr fpmob ais ale Nrs
ten BON Sbribmotsralisn, weld)e sr psrfaufsn
miro ju Den nleeri9ifen Ybilaeslpbisr uno Nsu
Ocrfsr prsfen fir . aaraeIo.
y 6nfzS ndber
bon Der ihonifsn 8srfbiebsnbeit une turCbedns
9l9 pon osn befen uno allsrcouerbaftsifsn Mos
terlallen psrfsrti9t defenders pa0snb fir Sribs
ln9SsSsrtdufe, ftir;Iib srBaltsn, rpslbs III fols
den Dreiisn psrfouft psrben, Die 2llsn 0sfallsn
uno befrlsoi9eno fein rpcresn, Die rIbs 2trtifs
getrouhen.
0EF Ssr9sfst niht ansurufsn am "@ tpl
Suts unb GbrsitmatsrialisnsS
George 6eb.
Geablnd, Wprl 20. 3nl.
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SinterlohenIboft bes perforbenen
Sssilliaif men0cf.

1aebrid,t MIRO bieroureb 9e9eben, bas
Die Siibsr uno Yapiere bs5 periforbensn 9Sm.
Wsnasl, &aufmann, lsstbin BON Otaibsntriee
9aunfdip, Ssrf6 @auntp, IN Den (odntsn ron
Nmos Simmelreieb 9sIaifsn prrbsn ltnb,
i'm Gtobr ,pslbsr pom ssbabten Gsritorbsnsn
asbaltsn muroc, welbsr bspollmdbtiat 1T bic
0isbnunssn gu isttsln. Die Siber rpsrben in
isnsn Sodnosn beiben bis gum liten Wai, nat
pelbsm iie onbsrn cdnesn ibsrssbsn psrtsn
Ollie Yerionen, bic an esbabts jpintsrla1Tsns
fbaft fbuloi9 iinb, finb baber erlubt DOT jen.t
5sit ob;ube;ablsn, uno 9llls bic Sorbsrunssn
babsn, mS9sn ibm bieielbsn pcrlsssn.
Ubrabam f1Ien3el, Ncminlitratct.
Wtdrs 80. 6n.
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WV Ekz
Ser1cir0tbet.

-oureb oen gbr,p. @borb, an Der Ct. pe'
ters Stride in Steapims, 5err pster Sha,
fer, init Olib angelina 5artman, BON bier.
-etenfaIle, 5crr Spbn Srp, nit Walb <pcia
Sbaoe, bon Neabn9.
-rurb cen ebr,p. G. u. pauli. am 5ten
9lpriL 6crr Scbu 9opsr, init Olib gllIabstr
Shmebl, bure bon 5slcsltera.
-curh nen gbrp. 9Bm. Pauli, am g.
Ipril, gerr Sames Bates, nit Wll6 @ouiiN
8rep, bon Nsacins. -Serr Sobn 8rep, nit
OliB >poia Sher, ppu Nsapins.
-pureb ben gbr,p, =. g. 5srman, am ] 3
Npril, Ssrr 0apib 3. Saufman, nit Mt
0etsta Olarcrp, tsipe bon ellaB.
-pureb osn ebr,p. o. S. 9. Sdacr, am Il
AprlL 5err Soel Soper, nit U1ib masoa
lpna 8ar, beioe bon 9BinbIor.
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SaHelt's Glecta,arD
ur Die Deli s.

Ssrsitst, nab benz SrieinaIsNsNpts, yon
g. 6. I3art, Ipctbsfsr, in YbiIabslpbia.
Dies @leetuarp miro pcn 4Isn gut gsbsissn
psltbe es prcbirt baben unb Fam nidt su fsbr
smpfcblsn msrosn sur Ssabtuns 9srjsniosn,
Die an bieier fbmsrilibsn uno mituntsr ssfdbrs
liben &ranfbet lsicsn. @S 1T aus pislsn per>
fbiscensn artifsn sulammenssfsst, wcpon si=
ni9s in Der Materia Medica nid)t onsrfannt une
Der Satultdt Wsni9 bsfannt inb, uno sntbdlt
plsIs aus &rdusrn Ss,Ossns @rtrafts, woturd
eas Slut msbr naborutsb ssrsiniet wirb uno
allie psriblsbsnsn innern 2bells psrbs0srt w.r:
ben, a!s surtb ben 8ebrauCb ir9sno zines Yre>
paratss BON 9 arfaparila
0T-3un Gerfauf an Der @itDsWssntfbaft,
9Gefspsnnfrase, srsnssno an Sranfli II
Wlllsr'e S'fsnsStcbr, YrsiS 37& Gent bic
GbabtI. 6eorac 6et.
8eaoina, Qpril 27. b..
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SSeui1feits:Srpdem.

Cine neue 2trt Stnttn. - e5m oSt1fen Dat
man 0sriud)s ssnad)t Die TsIesr NIT Orabt
su umssbsn. Wan f,sts pfrifsn elm, bic feds
Nutbsn Ron sinanbsr entfsrnt lteDen, uno jc9
flnf efentrdbte BON No. 8 Swliben eisisn
YfOlfsn bursb. Scde Senfsn iousn etmo 373
Gents bic Nutbs ;u itsben fcmmsn.
Ssi Yort @liiabstb, QSsitsStritp, fanb man
unlanait tcbt i'm 9Ealbe sinsn Srunfsnbclb,
Namens @arrcG. Hsbsn Der Qside ifano Die
Haffs, NIT ,uslber sr Ib srmcroet bate, eS
mar - sins lssrs Sranntwelnf1albs!
Yatsr Ntp, cine Der fatboibsn Ssi6tpd,
ter unfersr Armss, fcl, nab Insabs SsS q. o.
fatb. Maaa,ins, am 16. Sanuar bon Mcntes
3sit absr fpurIos psrfbwuneen fein. Man
fiird)tst, bas CT pom merlfanifben &dutsrn ans
aefalen unb ermorost morpen 1T.
Gin bisber nod nitbt tefbrisbsnsr WaiTers
| TAD 1T faralitb i'm ct. Qouisifrcms sntbsdt;
| ct bsfnost fitb ndmlib wtiflb pom Supsrcrs
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Gee. Hadb benz Niagorafaas fol- biefsr Der
mabtisffs Wafsrifurj innsrbalb Der Ssrsin.
Staatsn fsin.
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tiasr Wsnfb, Namens Groom, an einsm Sage
uno am ndCbIfsn srbin9 sr fib. QSir bsnfsn
isboto, ba6 bies ftin 9uteS Nr9ument 9sgsn bas
Joeraibsn atsbt oa Der einfatSpnlsl lib
nibt 3sit senus lief, eS rsbt cresntb su pros
birsn.
llntsr ben Nussabsn Der @su DOrfer Yolise
fur bas psrf1olIsne Sabr bsfinost iib AUDI fcls
asnbe: 1886 Sbalsr unb SO Gents. um Sss
funfsns in Rarrsn nab Der YclSei fbafsn
,u la(Ten. St.Yf.
Mm 3. Waar5 purbs qapaea Sauntp, ssMS,
pon einsm bsfti9sn Sblcilsnlfurms bsmSsfubt.
9ie Sblc1sn rparen bon aueercrosntllbsr @rcs
&c unb fislsn in grocer Msnse; 6ibnsr wurs
ben erfblassn, ,0iinopisb befbdbi9t uno Saums
dife abssri0sn; 70 melt man erfabrsn fam,
purbsn feline Wlsnfbsn batsi ssteotst.
Nm l6. Mdrs psrbrannts i'm irifben Sanas
k elm aroses Sdiff. Die game mannifaft
fol- bainit psrunelidt fsin. Man Slaubt, oab
bas psrbrannts Sbff "@lsnsl9" bisb uuc BON
ben Ser. Gtaaten, NIT Qsbsnsmittsln belabsn,
nadb Srslano bsffimmt sspeitn fsi.
Die Sinbsr bes in Der Sblabt bsi Susna
Wiffo asfaasnsn Obsrifsn STAY bsfnbsn fb
b.i ibrsm @roepatsr osnrp Clap. Sbrs Wsuts
ter 1T ftbon fribsr bsm @atr in bic ewisfet
ucraussssanssn.
Inter ben ebippewa'Snbianrn, wslte wsifs
Iib pom Midisanfe baafsn, finb bic Slattsrn
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Sicltcr 6leicer StObr

Serren, peld1e sutc oauerbafte une
nab Ger neueiten nIeoe aemaebte Kleis
Ger 81 Faufen punfben, wercsn mpbl tbun
bei uns ansurufsn, inesm mir fortwibreno cine
fbons auspabl bon fsrtisssematbtsn &lsiOsrn,
fur Srlbjabr uno CONNER, ais fcbtne tucbsns
N6fe uno anbers SommersN6fs, ale Sortsn
6clsn uno 9Setsn, Sack Coats uno Monkey
Coats, bon alien Scrtsn, Sosmosn, isibsn unp
anosrr 6olstlibern, 70 ws aub Sacftiibsrn,
aut Soanb babe 0Sir bitten oober Elm aesbrtss
publifum, uno bsionosrS 8 cut Ib e. on,uru.
fen an unierm StoBr in bsr Glib 6tsn Stra,
ss, sinles sbdrsn untsrbalb Der penn, 9sbm'S
2Slrtbsbauls 9s9sntbsr in sinsm bon jorn.
6eiSmann's Sbrps. 2lue &rbsitsn werbsn
9arantirt. &cmmt baber unb rufst an! Spas
ret bic paar Sbritts, msIcbs eS aus bsm QSsss
lit, nbt. qDir werosn unS belfrsben, sSsosn
Der BEL uns anruft, NIT Der 9r6stsn 4btuns
unb biIis Subebaneeln. Sur ssnsisten 3ufprutb
smpfsblen Iib
Jebn 8. Sartmann uno Go,
Ilsiesrbdn6lsr, in Der 6tsn Strass,
9tpril 60 3N. [Oisabns
&c. .. Aae bsifsnts 2(rbetsn nerosn ftbns0,
fbSn unb pdnftb befcrst.
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9 ( q + b.

din l3. 2pril, in gumrW Ssorss salh
i'm ten Sabre Ieinss Ilters.
am l8tem in oieier @tact, Ssde Ysarfon,
im NIter BON "a Sabrcn.
-am 9. NpriI, III O.'Ssrh Sobn Ghri
by, i'll 77tten Sabre fsines 2lltsrs.
-am 10. Hpril, in Olarata,pnp, Wiaria
Sod, Sattn BON earl 9. Sod, i'm "a. g.
-am 10. uprll, i'll 5sioeIbsra, eliIatetb
2Deinbclp, 28ittrps, i'm 78tcn $stsnejabrs.
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