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BJcK's CELEBRATED COOKING
st We

Which, for economy in fuel, aud speedy cooking,
has equal. He wouid refer to the following
persons in Richmond, who are now using Buck s
Patent, to-wit:-C. w. Starr, s. f.. Perkins, u.
d. Sloan, a. W. Bowers, B. w. Davis, :. Muir
dock, :. Smith, I. II Stage, Jno W. lgAun,
'chu Heap, Peter Crocker solomon Beard. Jas
Jones, Jacob Sanders, Daniel 'iisdale, Jas. Wher
ry, :. l.. Foulke, w. Show, II. c. Lewis, d.
Armstrong, James Belts. Benz. Maths, II. b.
Payne, Jas. w right. and Mr.. Maurmire.
G1FiIe keeps on hand and for sale general
assortment Of II O l. l. O " w T. -
such as: Pots, Ovens, SkiIlets, Tea-ketles, Sauce
Pans, Sugar tiles, -inGirons, Sad and " allie
Irons, Odd Lids, &c Also, full and general
assortment OF TIN and COPPER WARES; and
continues to manufacture all kinds Of Copper,
Tin, and Sheet Iron Wares
III He will sell any thing in his line CHEAP
for Cash approved Country Produce.
157Old Copper, Brass, Pewter, and Lead. bot
OF taken in exchange for work.
Richmond. Feb. 9, ISL. 19:'16n
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NOTICE.

The Stockh olders of the ''G. NJ Literary As
sociation,'' are hereby notified that their annual
election for Presiden, and six Trustees, for the
ensuing year, takes place on Monday evening,
March lst ls47. By order of the Board.
Richmond, Feb. IS, 1917. b. w. DAVIS, Sec.
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RICH.UOND HOTEL:

CORNER OF AND MARION SIS, RICHMOND, ~. }
3OsEPI w. GILBERT. respectfully in
eE forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the LandlorGship of this
well and favorably known HOTEL. and he is
prepared to make Travellers omfortabie. A
good and attentive OstIer is at all times ready
TO take charge of Horses, and the stable is well
supplied with provender- His charges are rea-
sonabe.
Feb .. ls.: raa: '45.tfl
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"TANTEp.-Anv quantity of Wheat. Corn,
w Oats, FiaxseeG, or Bacon, in Exchange
for Groceries. Accounts or CASH. at the high
est market prices W. w. LYNDE & co.
Richmond Ser.emh-- Sth ls46.
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EI-L-3.s2ZE L WL!EE3S

Filling HOUSE FOR sAEEs.--Ihe
~ undersigned offers for sale pleasant fam
lily residence. ia the city of Richmond, on frank
lin street, Immediately opposite frienGs Meet
ing House. The House Is good two-stoFy
dwelling. neatly painted AMI we'll flushed m
rnoiern style. 1t contains SIX rooms, ana all the
appen lagos OF comfortable residence. There
is also on the lot. gooi Stable and Carriage
House, ana other buildings. 1t is pleasantly
situated, and in good ncighborhood Enquire
Of JOB BORTON, or
ED. BOkTON.
Nov 3rI, 1916 4o-;f
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~ ES.--TF any person desires to purchase
W First Rate one horse Carriage. entirely
new, they directed to apply TO the subscriber.
who will sell it CHEAP. Call soon. u 1t
is suitable for either one two horses.
ACHILLES BALLARD.
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1871.
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c q 2 s Z

e q Z =
EUST received, superior assortment of Caps,
- consisting of Mems and Boys French
Guard, Mems and Boys Fir-trimmed Cloth
Glazed French Guard, and Musk; besides
riety of Children's Caps. For sale at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES, by JOHN SJFFRINS.
Richmond, Feb. Q, 1877. 50;45tf
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SANTA ANA ARRESTED!

BT ORDER OF JAMES h. POI.k::!
NOT DOING HE FRoMIsEDo...
"HE subscriber, having recently been Lust,
Il is now fully prepared to accomT oaate MS
friends and the pablo, with the CHEAPEST Of
Dry Goods aud E;oady->.acc Clothing.
consisting of all the latest styles Fl
Cloths, Casi,neres. Sa;ine:s, and Festin-S.
" Reaiy-mode CLOAKS. OEERCoATS,
PANTALOONS, and VESTS, on hand anu for
sale at all times, CHEAP for & ASH.
IL Shop on the south side OF Main street,
nearly opposite Mr.. Sioan's llo;cl
c. c. SHARP.
Richmond. December %, 1916. 92;5n;
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AUfsis,,. azsas2l.!!

Where Ger tina, place be Priests ca he'll,
Whence a the tones o misty yell,
An ranked piagucs their numbers tell,
In dreadlu' raw
Thou, Tootd-acte, surely bear st the bell,
hmanC them az
A \. NEWTON, DENTIST, respectfully
"A . informs the citizens Of Richmond and vi
cinitv. that he purposes being in their place by
the 23d of February, and WI! remain three or
four weeks.
uTHis Room, during his visit viii! be found
at the Hotel kept by Kasson Brookens.
Feb. lG, lsi7. e:3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-23

DR.. kATz's Anti Bilious Life Pills, are &C
knowlcdged by all who have used them, to be the
best ani most effcctual Anti-Billious Medicine
before the public. These Pills harmonize SO we'll
with the constitution that uneasiness or pain
is caused by their operatIou-they at once cleanse
from the stomach the bile and diseased matter
that accumulates, which is the cause and seat of
most diseases. ALL FEW Frs are brought on
from morbid action of the stomach and bowels
1t therefore requires safe medicine to remove
these cisease-breeding causes before health can
be restored. Why will you therefore be sick,
when you can 50 easily procure the remedy to
promote Health?
A fresh supply of Dr.. katzs Life Pills, just
received at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Feb. 9th, 1877. 1tf
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CtpPER, B}aSS, AND AiEiT.IRON w T..

IjTFLh, IN, IND Vii I-lhUA IT / Il.
~ ). EstRi:iS, having removed his shop
into the new brick building, opposite
MIR. Brightwcil's Store Main street, returns
his thanks the public for fasors received,
ard hopes for continuance Of The same at his
present location. He has on hand, aH Is receiving
a large supply Of SEOEt[S-aIcl as the latest
PREM III Ms, four sizes stx. seven. eight and
template rARLOR and AiR-TIGIIT Stoves,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-23

THE eRAfFEhBEgG PILLS.
TWEyTT THOUSAND BOXES SOLD EACH AND
EVERY WEIR.
y1>HE cRaETENBEEG COMPANY desire
10 Gil the altcrtsrn Of every one interest
G in tbs health ot the gTca: ANA beautiful West.
to theif views respecting
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
This class Of diseases - IRE GksAr ScorncE Of
the western hemisphere. Go where we may.
their sad effects seen and FELT The bravo
and self DENYING settler who rressss his way to
the West, 10 make t,@ wilderness had and
blossom the rose,' meets ths dreadful evil.
He is wiling 10 work hard and enda-e every
privation, thanks be 10 him. Blu. in little Willis
he is seized vlih some form OF billions disease. -
HIS strength now is weakness. a cloud comes
over his prospects; and he etclams, ''sroald that
there ,rere SEINE medicine 10 prerfnt this dreada.
er.i erad ,cten IL does seize upon cts ctr-
t.Rs!" From The moment OF the landing OF tho
Pilgrims OF Fly mouth 10 the present hour, bilious
diseases have sent SORROW and desoation. through
out the land. Let The graves of the loved and
the LOST Tell the story.
,nonenous question here comes up. Da<s
TIE Sg;rs.ae Raie, intend that he toiiins
Sons OF TIKI WEST
,nes: SO uiiliag bear !he heat and burden Of The
day s.oQia of all others be sutjec; TO SO ssl q ca
lGmifY' 1t Is rot irreyercnt say
G.3- N5-NO-NO. 90
Ana why do we say No Because there is no
class of diseases that he certainly pre-
ventet. and cured these now spoken of.
This is tie Great Fact to which tie Graefen-
berg Company would call the attention % GOV
ERNORS. CLERCYMEN, JURISTS. LAW
YERS, MEDICAL MEN, PHlLANTHRO-
PIS'FS of every name ana sect. HUSBANDS.
FATHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS in tina
entire West. There is reason why Bilious
Disorders should not be
FOREVER EANESNED
from the West The reader may not believe this:
he may smile at the idea But in these days of
Great Discoveries why should hot some thing ba
found which will control aud cure diseases which
are, in their nature, comfortable and durable
II u we'll known fact that the true nature OF
bilious disorders has been but partially under
stood. Here mas been the great secret of the ut
ter failure OF nearly all the medical men and
medicine vendors of the day. To
BREAK TIE CHILLI
seems 10 have been ana to be their grea: aim in
fever and ague; ana to purge. drench, bleed and
mrrcufialiZe IN all the other forms of billions fc-
" hat have been the consequences? They
too we'll known to need relating. Tens OF
thousands have ded muItiiudcs have had their
blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have
been permanently cured.
The true theory
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-23
Sharin's Sac.

10y VIRTUE of An Execution to directed
from the Wayne Circuit Court. VIII expose
at public sale At the Court house door in Centre
vile, Wayne Count, Indiana oil the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-23
R E NJ O Y 4 l.!
Millinery, Dress and Cloak
VIA !. isRD

VlasliEsg.
al 1SS s. BOOTH. has removed her estab
VIZ lishnent door West Of Strattan &
Wright's Storc-ur stairs; where she is prepared
to do work in he line with neatncss and despatch
She again respectfully returns Der thanks to her
friends and the public for the- liberia; patronage,
and hopes, by promptness IN executing orders
which she may receive, in every branch OF Fash
ionable and Plain
Millinery, Dress and Cloak Making,
to merit a continuance of favors. Her terms are
reasonable. She expects to be constantly suppli-
ed with the LATEST FASHIONS; and will
keep on hand for sale, an assortment of Flow
Ees, Dress Cars, and FACE TRIMMINGS.
IL Country Produce taken in exchange for
work.
I'm. B. Gentlemens' Linen fashonably and
neatly made.
Richmond, January 10Th, lS47. Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-23

COMPRISING a general variety and assert
- ment of the most approved ana desirable
kinds rfpeningin succession throughout the year
he proprietor. grateful for past favo-s, solicits
continuance Of the same.
CORNELIUS RATLIFF, Prosrietor.l
SUGAR GROVE FARM. NEAR RICHMOND, Il.
WAIVE CO, Tenth Month 9th 1916. 4t.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-23
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

To tie Manor and Common Council Of the City Of
Ricinio &c nt!emen, in compl lance with the
duty assigned me of condeusing the report for
publication, of the late L on:nittse Of Ways and
Means, YOU will find below a colnpen ious state
nciIt OF the financial condition OF the city 70
year l546.
RECEIPTS.
Cash in Treas. at close OF the yr. 1916. Sli5,G0s
reed. from Trust. pub buildings
ia 1916, l0.. 81
reed from Navor for fines IL
censo, &c. 1916, 5000
:: reed from Collector OF revenue
lSi5 and lci6. l5ll,oI
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PR Z: w; ITO n.

and in cases where it is in the system, to erad,-
cate il Thoroughly.
All these ends are surely attained by the celc-
brated
GR4EFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
Let them be tried throughout the Great West,
and the Bilious faint which clngs to the system
almost like lep viii be eradicated Health will
Will be speedily restored: the salow completion
be made fresh and fair: strength and pleasurabie
sensations will return, and the next season will
not find the
GRAVE YAWNING
for the victims Of the diseases referred to- We
venture 10 say that if these Pills were furnished
10 every family in the United States at tho ex-
pense of
TIE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
1t would be the most economical and merciful
expenditure made. Why? Because from
every family ALL BILIOUS TENDENCIES WOULD BE
BAYIsHED, The West would no longer be dread
ed. There would be
NO MORE SlCKLY SEASONS!
The inhabitants there would be as free from
such complaints as those of the hcalthiest Dor
tons &c New England
T5-Iniike all other anti-bious medicines tho
aefenberg Pills utterly prevent the formation
of the disease within the system. Those who
them according to directions
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-23

With these remarks the Gracfenberg Compa-
ny invite still more extended trial of their Pills
1st. Let neighborhoods club together and get .
suypty, and distribute to eUesy family.
I'd, Let Ctergynsea recommend and distribute
than.
Sd. Let Landiolders furnish them to the settlers
on thru lands.
4h Lf Emgrant Societies and other yhilon-
Mropic bodies furnish them 10 the needy.
In short, there is earthly reason why tho
West should not be perfectly healthy that on its
beautiful prairies and beside its noble streams
strong and vigorous health should not be en-
joyec.
In the following diseases these Pills also a.
chieve equally wonderful triumphs.
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Asthma. Fluor Albus, or Whites.
Bilious Complaints. Gastric Fever
Boils, Green Sickness.
Bowels, deficient action Gripes,
in, Heartburn,
Breast Pang. Head Ache, 81
Catarrh Mysteries
Constipation, Incontinence OF Urine,
Cough of Pregnancy, Indigestion,
Costiveness, Inflammation of Vital
Diarrhoea. Parts,
Difficult Breathing, Inflammation of tho
Dyspepsia, Stomach,
Dyspeptic Consumption Jaundice,
Digestion, imperfect, Liver Complaints
Determination of Blood Low Spirits
to the Head. Mcnstrutation, Sup
Ear Ache, pressed Or painful,
Erysipelas, Nervous Disorders.
Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
Fever-Low, Nervous, Rheumatism.
Intermittent, Remit Stomach, various disea-
Fe 'sn's and Asue. whites iGss
Flatuiercv,
In ali bilious or chronic disorders, these Pfifs
achieve the most wonderful triumph. HERE THEY
DEFY COMPETITION. And as the susceptibility of
the American constitution is to these diseases.
they aptfy styled by some
The Pill Of the Ncso World.
Their wonderful efficacy in st.se complaints
arises from their power to OrEv THE PonKs:
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH
BOWELS MAZE TIE URINE HEALrHILy AND
SYSTEM.
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
40 John street. New York.
lJ,In towns where there is no branch. tho
Company will appoint one on application By let
ter fpost paid or otherwise.
lTPersons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
order them. f-4
Price-2s cents per box .--f
MfERS SEATON, Centreviiie. z4aI=
General "A gent for the State Of Indtsas.,
Feb 9th, Is47. 1tf
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for the purpose of extending the evil of slave
ry."
The audience waited not for the resolution
They knew what it was ! And as one man a
deafening cheer rang out. mo robbery, any
how" said one. No robbery for slavery
says one of our correspondents, "the cheer
told me, as l would tell the world, that
Kentucky never was, and never will be,
propaganda of slavery, or server or defender
of any propagandist."
Silence was restored, and Mr.. Clay read the
seventh resolution.
Shout followed shout upon its adoption
1t seemed as if the pent up feelings of the
crowd had, for the first time, an opportunity
to flow out, and be expressed. The occasion
was literally revelled in. 81 behaved like
boy" said friend to us. whose heart is de-
voted to the cause of freedom. 81 was drunk
with joy, as heard Henry Clay speak against
slavery as he did"
Such were the signs, unwritten, yet spoken,
witnessed at Lexington; and what bode theys
What is their import That he is the man of
the people who will boldly utter himself on
the subject of slavery for the people. They
know its injustice. They feel its wrong
And they will hail him as deliverer who
will lift up his voice wisely, and testify by
his example, against this injustice and wrong.
The South wants no slave extension, nor
slave Territory. Let those, elsewhere, who
are for FREE SOIL, but do their duty, and
never will the curse blacken foot of Next
can land by our consent.
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ALVIN LAKEMAN Il CO.,
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
PREPARED roR"rHE NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
Leave Portland for Thomaston, Camden, Belfast,
Bucksport, Frankfort, Hampden and Bangor, Mon
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leave Bangor every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
6 A N.
STAGES
Leave Bath for Brunswick, Portland and intermedi-
ate places at p M. every day Saturday excepted, and
at A. Nj. daily Sunday excepted. Returning DIT 81
Sunday excepted These Stages connect at Brunswick
with the Portland and Augusta line OF Stages.
Leave Bath for Brunswick every day Mt P. M. and
every day, Sunday excepted, at Z A. M. and APP. M.
Returning every day at A NJ. and every day, Sunday
excepted, at IOi A. M. and Up. M.
Leave Bath Wscasset, Damariscotta, WaldoborO',
Camden, Thomaston, Belfast, Bangor and intermediate
places, at A. NJ daily. Returning at P. M. daily.
Leave Bath for Wiscasset, Damarscotta WaldobOrO',
s&c every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at P. NJ
Returning every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
10 A. M.
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THE DAILY TRIBUNE
PUBLISHED BY
CHAMBERLAIN, HAINES & PlUMMER
AT $500 PER ANNUM,

aNy-The Tribune will he publishe Immediately af-
ter The a. rival of the Southern and Western Mail
and in season to be fow arded by the Eastern Mall
II will contain all the latest from the South and
West together with the latest Foreign and Domestic
Shipping Intelligence, Commercial eports, state of
Trade &C. &c.
Publication Office on Front, near hesdcf Arch
Street.
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Maine Yankeeism. -

A writer in the Literary World has an arti-
Gle with the above heading, to prove that the
Maine people speak the best Anglo Saxon of
any people in the country. He says:
"In no part of the country will the print
tive, terse and expressive language of Shak-
BILE, be found so distinctly preserved as in the
State of Maine. Her severe climate, and thin
soil, present few attractions to the immigrant,
and hence her population is nearly free from
foreign admixture. For long number of
years likewise, she was held as an appendage
to tie State of Massachusetts, which aided not
a little in giving her an isolated and provin-
cial character, little favorable to change or
progress In this way her inhabitants, though
not whit behind those of other States in en-
terprise and intelligence, have preserved d.
alect peculiar to themselves, and which strikes
stranger as something odd, if not unculti-
waited. 1t has received various names, such as
Yankee style, Major Downing style, &c., but
is in fact, the finest, truest, and most opposite
mode of language which strong direct utter
ance could require, the language in which
Shakespe are found freedom and space for his
great imagnings, which the learned translators
of our Scriptures have made the utterance of
prayer and praise throughout Anglo Saxon
christendom.
"The rdicule of those ignorant of this fact
has done much to Danish many words from the
lips of the polite, which might justly be re-
trieved and even among the common people,
the quaint and often most beautiful modes of
expression are fast falling into disuse. They
are getting ridiculed out of their mother
tongue. They are laying aside portion of
their honor, and becoming "shorn of their
beams p losing the links which bound them
to our princes in literature, and to that pure,
and most remarkable class of men, ridiculed as
Puritans, who wrought out the Common
wealth of England, and gave to that nation
tangible and tenacious hold upon human
rights.
"This is much to be regretted, but no help
remains for it, unless we can teach our people
to elaborate their own opinions instead of re-
ceiving them second hand, from second rate
thinkers abroad"
He then introduces extracts from Shak-
speare, in which words are used that are in
common use in Maine but no where else, and
after having produced e> amples enough to sus-
tain his position, he says:
"Innumerable examples further might be
cited in proof of our position, that what have
been ridiculed as Yankeeisms are Shaksperian-
isms, Miltonisms The word "homely"is
still used there in the sense of Milton, ugly
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MUSIC! MUSIC!!

THE subscriber has on hand large and good as
L sortment of sheet music, and is constantly re-
living all the new as fast as it is published.
Teachers Supplied on reasonable Terms
REUBEN SAWYER
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M AllS

The Western MailarrIves daily at A. NJ, Mondays
excepted. Closes al a P. NJ, and leaves at P. M
Saturdays excepted
The Eastern Mail arrives daily at P. Closes at
8 P. NJ, and leaves at A. M.
The Phipsburg Mail arrives daily at 81 to 10 A. M
and departs daily at III tol2 M.
The Georgetown Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fridays
at 105 A. NJ, and departs same days at 12 NJ.
Post Office open on Sunday mornings from II to 9
O'Clock, and hour Immediately after divine service
in the afternoon.
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CHARLES w. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant g. AuctiOneer,
dl27w21 FRoNr STREET. BATH,M Me.
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lflee auf ie'nen 8reuno ab, uno lfrede BEN,
letoen foot nleoer. Cieler unermartete slus,
9aal e'nes ihIedten Sderses madbte auf
oe" Chatter etn'n ioIhen Giuorud, caB er in
Galerei oerfcl
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iIno bic @cntracte fir Die palt ron gborte.
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@ba9res mad, panama, limb bon panama
nah Californian nno Sreson ab9eiehlcfen
wcroen. Den @ontraft pom @barlefton, g:
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leute in SharletcrL stpeimal oes Mpnats fur
$4,000 NcQ. Der lestsre Der qenanntrn
Nerren 1T audi beicen Campfern Tprtberuer
uno Scutberner Swi1hen Iep yort uno
@barIeitcn betteili9t. Den Gontraft rpnpa,
mama mad, Sre9cn ibernahmen bic Nerren
Soarris uno slrmitrpus. Griferer Sdnieae,
lcbn, sesterer Sctn bes Sen. 9lr,nltrona.
fir 10000 .. Sbuit g, 5brcpp BON bier
aeht ais Hacal>93ent nad banana unb
itbcrtpaht bic SefOrceruus bes Seaeilens
bon @ba9rcs ilber eanc nod pouama fir
1000 3. Gle @eiammtfcffcn .belaufen lid,
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nun9 tsIne ls,OO9 .. betrnQen f6nnen So>
nit tetra9en bic Aonien Soften riefer ausaes
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-18

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bes publifums entbIllen- --Darum naditens
mehr hieruorf. =