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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Sixth Annual meeting of the Columbiaua
County Teachers Institute will be held in Salem,
to commence on the 10th day of November next,
and to continue one week.
The committee of arrangements have very for
~tunately secured the services of Messrs, John Og-
den and M. D.. Leggett, as instructors and Lectur,
ers. The former is principal of the Hopedale
Normal School, the lattor has been known as a
successful Teacher on the Western Reserve. W.
are happy also to announce the name Of Prest.
Hitchcock, as one Of the evening Lecturers on the
occasion.
The Citizens of Salem, with their usual hospi.
,ality, propose to board the Ladies free Of charge,
Gentlemen will be boarded at the Hotels ut fifty
cents per day.
To assist in derraying the expenses of the In
%stitute, gentlemen in attendance will be charged
One Dollar, and Ladies Fifty Cents.
For the accommodation of Teachers wishing to
procure Certificates, the County Board of School
Examiners will hold a meeting in Salem at the
close of the Institute.
Fellow Teachers DO you desire to find that
instruction SO essential to your success in the ar
.duous duties Of your employmenu-the duties Of
guiding the footsteps Of the young in the paths Of
virtue and knowledge? The means for your i'm
provement have bseu furnished. Your committee
have spared no pains to obtain able and efficient
Instructors. The inducements to attend are most
factoring. Come one. come all to this social an.
nual meeting, and "enjoy the feast Of reason and
and the flow of soul"
II. MCMILLAN,
j. b. HARRIS, Committee Of
]. Y, FORD, Arrangements
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08
October IS, 1856,
LAM D.

100 ACRES of Land in North West Township.
in Allamakie County, Iowa, twenty miles from the
Mississippi River. / viii sell at Sc per Acre, or
exchange Tor good property in the vicinity, pay OF
receive the difference on time, with good security
For further particulars address G.. w. Hine, Ran,
dolph, Portage County, Ohio.
G. ", HlNE.
October IL, 1855,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08

A DEMOCRATIC REvEL,-On Wednesday night
last a few of the Democrats of Salem, reinforced
by some of their comrads from New Lisbon and
Garfield held a drunken revel in Salem; making
night hideous with their curses-their ribald jests
and their heartless ~scofings at the suiferipgs and
outragos of their fellow-citizens in Kansas and at
all who have the humanity to sympnthise with
them. They freely expressed their hearty sympa-
thy with the shareholders and their diabolical scorn
and hatred of his victims. These orgies were per-
formed in honor of the supposed success of the
national %rufians, who propose to sustain slave
holding and slavery extension as the primary OBJ
jects of our Government; and such men are fit
agents for such a work aud worthy allies of the
rYfians of Missouri and Washington.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08
THE SEVENTH NATIONAL

WOMAN'S RIGHTS CONVENTION,
VIII be held in the Broadway Tabernacle, N. Y.
on the 25th and Goth of November next.
On behalf of the Committee of arrangements,
LUCY STONE, Secretaru.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08

Mr.. Mcconnell, of Sangamon Co., H., has the
largest flock Of sheep in the u. S. 1t numbers
twenty one thousand, and all of the choicest me-
rinoes.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08
~ANTI-SLAVERY FAIR.

The Western Anti Slavery Society, will hold its
annual Fair in Salem, Dec. Oath aud cj,h.
The object Of the fair is so well understood by
the nbolitionists Of this country, that We deem it
only necessary to publish the time Of it's gathering,
to secure the hearty and vigorous cooperation o. a
large circle of An5i.Slavery friends.
The past success Of our efforts in raising means
.-and the faithfuluess with which that means has
been applied to the enterprise Of abolishing Sla.
very in Amorica-warran us to expect a willing
response to this appeal. corresponding to the start
ling emergency of the times.
We have not now to meet and abolish Slavery
on its original ground only, but in the new ant
beautiful Territory Of Kansas--in Washington, II
Ohio-and in all the Northern States where "a,
seryile minions Of the South can give it a place
We are not however disheartened or disappointed
and shall apply ourselves with unwontod diligence
trusting as ever in the stern principle Of justice
and right.
We hope that no time will DO lost 10 making thC
necessary arrangements to meet this demand; oud
among other means, we suggest the Importance Of
forming sewing circles as speedily rs possible i1
every neIghborhood where there is the scripture
number of 1.-TWO or three" women in whose hearts
the love of Freedom burns to labor, SO that the
great demand for needle and knitting work, in it,
rich and useful varieties may be amply supplied.
The committee will gratefully receive in monies,
produce, furniture, and all merchantable goods,
can be forwarded from this time till the
Fair, thus aaordiug an appropriate and varied sea-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08

WY Tue SHAREHOLDERS WANTED BUCHANAN
ELEcreD.-The New Orleans Delta recently gave
tho following as its reasons fer desiring the cleo
ton OF buchanan
"Mr. Buchanan's election would lie little moro
than a %negation. but for the pledges lac has given
in the Ostend letter, and in his endorsement OF
the Cincinnati platform. The South, under his
Administration, would have four Yeas longer for
preparation. She would have time to strengthen
her outposts, placing Kansas. if possible, on one
flank, and Cuba on The other, with q valuable
rallying point in Nicaragua"
TIE QUAKER MISSION ADAYDoNED.-The Qua.
Mission in Kansas since its sack by the border
rufiaus, has been abandoned and the establishment
is left uutenanted. A farm and Boarding School
have been there successfully conducted for several
years, for the benefit Of the Shawnee Indians, by
the Yearly Meetings Of Indiana, Ohio and Balti
more.
BINGnAM's MAJoRITY.-We stated that Bing
bans majority was upwards of 900. That was
his majority in this county. The vote in tho dis
trict was
Bingham, 9.444
Woods, 6,933
Bingham's Majority, 2,5ll
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08
AGENCY.

The undersigned intends to visit, during the
month of November and December the following
county seats in the State of Iowa: johnson, lows,
lama, Marshall, Story, Polk, Dallas, Madison,
Marion, Mahaska, Keokuck; also, Omaha City,
South Florence, Nebraska City, Bellevere,
in Nebraska Territory. He win attend to the pay
ment of Taxes, collecting money, entering land,
locating land warrants or any kind Of legal bust
ness on reasonable terms; those wishing such bust
ness done, would do we'll to call at his residence,
one mile North New Lisbon, ColUmbiana County,
Ohio; between this and the 4th of November.
WILLIAM W. MYERS,
attorney al Lar.
October IS, 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08

The ELEcTIoN.--At the time of going to press
we have enough of the election returns to make it
certain that Fremont is defeated. Buchanan is
probably elected, though it is not certain. The
New England States, New York, Ohio, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois are said to be for
Fremont. All the other States are assigned to Blu
chanan, except Kentucky and Maryland which are
reported Fillmore,
MAssAouusErrs.-Gardne is elected Governor
and the whole Republican delegation returned to
Congress,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08

The proposed new Bank Law for Ohio was de
Ceated at the late State election.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08
Call & Examine J. Deming 6 Co.'s, 6rOceriass
J. DEHING d Co.,
Have just returned from the Eastarn Cities with
q fresh Stock of
Family Groceries,

much the largest ever broght to this town., whiea,
Govt.
we invite the citizens Of Salem and vicinitv 70
cal ana examine our Goods, we would cnll mar.
'ouIar attention to our fine stosk of TEAS.
Wewould eay 20 country dealsrs that we can
AMI will cell them Goods at Pittsburgh prices; such
es lens, Coffee, Rice, Sugars, Chocolate, Spices,
soap, Candies, Fish by the barrel, Herring BY the
bos' common and fancy Candies, Foreign Efuits.
and Mats. Crackers by the Barrel, &C., &c.
Coffee from IL 10 I24 cents per pound.
me highest market price paid for Butter, Eggs,
White Beams, &C., Sc.
Nov. /, 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08
HANDSOME BUILDING

SIZES IN GALNNI, UHIU.
! am now prepared to soil those DESIRABLE
LOTS, on Lisbon Street, opposite the dwellings of
Messrs. Wright, Joney, Hillman, &C., &c. Enquire
Of John Demipg, or the subscriber.
BENJAMIN BOWN.
I offer, also, for sale the Farm where I now re-
side: being $50 Acres, woll!improve1, we'll wstered
and in good condition, 2a,miles South of Salem,
on the Lisbon Road.
Aug..23. If BENJAMIN BOWN.
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B~ingham's Majority,
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OentIhe 8riefe.
mel6e IN Ser qefrtaens q, Sun" anaej

mel8e N Der geffrtgen ..1Sun7 |ange3ei9t ltn6.
Damenlt # e: Otarie Albert Wtar8ar.
8arbeG; 2enOra 6abn; glii, Seng; GlilabeG
Seleer; 0tiB Gliia 1bielmann O1r8. gtu-
cent @pa 8igan0.
6errenlffe: Mi6l, al6ert; Gbr. Nr;
9. 8a6r1d g. 6. 8etbet; Saepb Gflllan ;
Ser. @n8el; SObn 6runt Gba8, 9. 6reb
9fodu8 @er6er; 6ran5 @alpner )! 9. @ploen=
berg Sam'l. @runben ; SEQ. @rauer1 Sui.
3lan @, 0fudel 6. 8. 9lGdlins; Senrb
Sdmalenber8 S. S6mict; aug. Sdulter ;
@6riitn. Sdif; q. Spanier Spbn Stemle /;
6. Stein Or. Sieinbofer; Setter Deder; q.
Din Gba8. 6eb6el; gmi( Seq; S. 6. Sib=
uer; @Oan 6igel T; SObn @eb6er; Snp. u,
&ilbelm Sclepb Molff.
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2ette telearapbtf@e gsa@ri6tem.
2 llbr g}praens.


hielt
AM T.. Spf IN 8udtn06um 4ouait, uln AoreIIen
IN 8e5u9 auf ben 6rteoen8atl9luB pom Sau8
ber 2prc8 un0 @elnetueu unO BON Der Stabt
Gonppn ent9e9en5unebmen. Die Oeputatipnen
tamen in 8roBeutS taat, unb 5dbltett an 1OO8erz
ipuen. Die G6higin winIdte ii6 Slid, baB
Der 6riebet auf elmer @runbl1se erridtet NOR
ben lei, bie. feline Oauer perbir0e.
E 8eipe 6GuIer bes 8arlamentS batten Der
4rnee uuo Otarine elm Oanfe8pctun au8oez
iprpdet. &Oro Bannure beantraote ba1ielbe
unO puroe bdrtlt BON 2oro OerbD unterlfiibt.
Bur 6eier pe8 6riepen8 bat Die GSnioin cine
Anne1tle fitr ale pOlitii9en Sergeben %erlaIIen.
98rten, Spne8 uuo Snlitb piirfen al1p iett
%3urtdfeAreu. Sine 2lu8uabme 5u l1nsutIten
Der na6 Den Ser maten @ntflpbenen lit iepp9
oariu 8sn1adt. a.,
Observation-Disclosures 2crp WppobouIe lift 5itflt
auBerprpentliden Sc anhten na6 8eterSburo
erlunnt lpprbef.
Der 0tapOr BON 2onppu 9ab Dem Miniifez
rum pa8 gebrdtdli6e 8antett. glQe 93eben
ltrfmten iber BON @lidminI6en. 8erlignb,
rer fran3. @eianOte, ia8te, ni9t8 f0nle ferner
Die AlIan5 5%erlt0ren. Der amerifanilde Sc
ianote mar nidt 5u9e9en ; er befuno iH4 Bel Ell
mem Sdmau8 elmer literarilden Sci eai4aft.
Urantret6.-Sn Der 9eleb9etenpen Ser
iammlung 1T Der Antrag selte0t, 100000 ST.,
fir Die 3auie pe8 Sinpe8 ppn 6ranfreid SuI
nerptligen.
Der fonat86eri6t iber Die ganf lautet ie6r
8iulti8,
Der Sobn pe8 a8nigs BON @6meben, Der
S6pa6enf0ni9 unO 0tar, ter Sruper be8 Sal.
ier8 ppn Seitreid, lparen in Baris.
Otprnb 8e6t ais @efanpter mas ct. Beter8z
burg.
GPonteu. Sn Barcelona nurOen fort
mdbreub pereadti9e Ser pnen perbaftet.
8eI8ien. = Der Senat mar aul ben ID,
O1ai %einberuf fen mprpet. Walep8fp8 Gerlanseu,
Der bel9iiden 8refle eiuen Wtaulfprb au5ule9eu,
bate bort etne ungebeure Aufre9ung berpOr9e=
rufen, SIN Der Summer iagte Der Wtinilter be8
Gu8martt9en, @alem8fp'8 9tebe Iet Der 9te9tez
ring nod nt4t %pffciel mit9etbeilt tpprpen.
@eIdd6e rie8, 10 rperpe cine 9ebiibrenpe 2lntz
mort barauI erf pl9en.
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3widaner ii6er Gentral-a mertfa.

6urdtame @atrren fir8ten lid ppr ariis
nit 0el9eaano ia fir4te mir feunesme98!
60 moro ein Weni9 3eutun9sIpSftafel 9Sben, =
- meuuetp69enl Qtr miilien un8 Die a9tun8
Der eurppIiI6en 80lfer erpGrben, tnlSm mir
bitten 8duberbauptmann @alfer anerfennen,
unD RE Qibe be8 3duIer8 BON 91uBlanO, tnbSm
mir btien@ranptOn frrtidifen: unb mir NOR
ben uidt8 81 fardten baben: benn @unbeut
ua9t fart. 3%mtfauer.
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Gein6t.

Gin 9urfbe ron Is Bic 16 Sabren, gum Resel. Nufiesen
pduslt9sH Arbetteu- Nd9eres in Der Meder-S flee.
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Sdwdd,e bes aausen 5plfems.
D ~ - =. IN J"'NN" SVT&kuUb
o''S rDs s S.,S Gn: 4. Mt N ~ . gsa. etSsrtRdmer BON Rim.

0E"4u1S WI NUM' o. Nt n n . Gsq., @t8trtbiuter son Sin.
mos b%sFlbnater rDtumotfntr sable.
So Baltimore, 90. Me6rs 1858
2rn. Sstb. 5anee.- IS 8tret&t MIR ium orbpten 0eron5
sen, n1ttn 81 sate ben sieten onberen an SSnnSSsn sr SssSSrS
3 ,Mt ~ 2. ut ss 81, Sea!mss aas9r.tpta, s&un laasss
ian5th Nat1r. SD nabnl nit iebtnt Taoe utspr Of SscSh.
Esta0 eislsF 3slt mar to- tntnsr traur,s um0 muttIOs u. baStt.
'.e 'g i9nsa a0!spren uuros, wtsUeSen t& bsrI@ ;eotus Mt!tGi
stfasr ; ses@ta rtstttn Ss mir, Or. apalm,rSs Ssfunb tits.
a.a.tarsIa ssoraa9sa. SD fOI8ts !brsnt @atbs p1ae isbod
,sa. osnttn 5tt fG nan n'etn @tfGuasu, ais i'd lanb, 6as Rb
hea Appstit. i@rH na9 Der 3wtttrn Dcft psruasbrtt. uno tS
a@Sem to- tanlm ttnt GlGfbe gen pnlnt.n btbeutenS aGrfer urk
ssaf.tgsr esrOrosn mar. sd faalt mt6 nun s5uia bsra,atnt
ee NH 9nt:m 4ppettt uno nslrae ltben Gag au uno bin natI
!enu5, UNI tr8eno stns Artett su rsrrintsn. Dfe Ttnftur Or.
aeelmeTs rat Dtrtlt@ Wunbtr ct mis- gent tt, m.ine Saul
arr IT frti& uno flar, ta btn re neu eibpren. Sd smpfsS ;s
Sesealo aafn Setpsneta bttftS aRtttel t nD6hen @robe.
w. 9. TIM m 8, Nr. t88 Kansttsaraks.
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MaqenfdpGGe In Der bYaortioa,u gor,,

Dertber oerr.- @or peuiaen gBoGrn foufte ID In tb,.uooo.
o.a ttHtes $40 dsil BON Or. @%baImtss GtfunbbestssIinf.
= f"n Sfslu9 AIS petlnttttel gee n MaGen d made (Dpspeps
~. so 1nt Don Dslnabs 17Satrt an 6tsfen Lebel uu6 bate
esa m%snisHsns ennosft ,sutempl ubltns" Ssilmitta etnesnSm.
m.n, 10 Tag t1 ettm DHr& tfen Der NnBtise Don Or. @tGImero
.rorsen, I'm %Stttault 3u werptn. ga t9 itpsa arOses D +.
ir1 en- au 56rea Sti@if babe nab fs pieltIbe amptsblen. f.
.na&te Id ben 8trm@ NIT 8 Fla oar. SIN ueSr,s nun hEr
stntIas lslt 5 N5o4en uab BITE a8tstuns bsrieaSSa BAT MID un6
ms.ns 6amtlIe IN &raomnea esitst. ST faaab funR marrsfa,
1arert. Mtin Grttt tn fsa unD mein &xrAttss ananS better.
paGtn sic Itf elm OuStnp Slafne en- ETH Qto ienSen Gte mir
'tslssbsn NIT Dem nG4trn Dafasierapae Mtt adtnne A'
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3eaentde gu @uupen Der ainfiur bes Or. eboIrne,.

er...s~ UalttntDte, ben 2. Wat 1853,
"a stefA ION bsut tpe5lipattaea GrfeIse, rsl&eaS Der SssraSS
IoSa &c. g~pa9nstS Etn!tur lIs lata oarte. So par rttbrsre
Herpsni3rdAs %sspIast. uistne gerbannne mar aSn,Itn Ter.
|tUrt: Sd gebraaGre unebrsre Nl sbtstnen, aGtr NIT p.nio rSsr
pm nan ptsber pOGie ~bersefeaf, ObsIef@ fGOn i'm 55atnSstTTsS'
sfS@ie Hteta 8tusntB fur fe Bon fDen f. arDtem ylussn fstn,
y : =" Ill" .NF fur nttp Dst. @SeQtGaII6,
gr. 70 Glib Ghar[e6fr. Nnltintnfs
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Jtp8. l, 3, 5 nnD z 9tprt9 @Htatp Giraffe,
wieter er6dnet. ~"'N" V'"'' O~""Ut' wv
DantenO fir Ste aussebrettete @6nnsrf8aft, pelde Ser tribe.
rem Strnta mabrenb Der lebten IS Sabre III She'll fpurbe. madt
per pnter5et9nete benz 9ublitunt bic ~eraebenfe Wn,eioe 6o6 er
letI Dem 3pee pes etnen IbeilbaberS, 6rn. Senrp @dbte, bnrt
oeneH SPo oe e~pnpa9ste eelpt pprben mar, ben ean,en bebeus
teaoen Sprrdtp Der nod unSpaenbeten ptanpS, EOla un6 onbe.
rem prapartrten Mtatertal fGuFiA an f9 sebra6t Bat. Gr wirS
Gss9aiS eas 8ei@aft in benz alten StpIe in benz fraberen Sc.
l9a1t9lotal tprtbstretben n6 es fth 3ur Nufeabe MAIDEN 6s
piano tntmer mebr in feiner @pOenb9ns gu %SerbeFern.
AnBer 1etIen alien Q8aarenbaufern unb bef 7abrif tn @utatp-
Str., n1be Baltimore. bat er cine neue erpBe 8abrtt In Sputb@
s:atatr Strs nit Der 5rpnte mad Niefffr. erri6tet, in pelaer er
enc srDge An5abl Der beften Nrbeiter befbGftiet.e
SE aer 6abrtt nerocn 9ianCs mad elmer II nn Scala ees
leftt9 tur mel0e fr BET Der M~uSifeluu9 TN Marofanb : Snhts
tut MESte beten SnitrumentcnnWGer aus Spfpn Stem. NOtf
ane Baltimore IA 9ianOS ~ausSeteat taten, Bite sd # q a,
Ser @~uslpru6 bes Snfttuts purte fur, uobber bur6 SO
Jnruftrtes Y usfteanng pn Gt&mpnb, @a befdtiet, mo- ibm
epeHIals oaS srfe y r m I'm ertpetlt parOe.
Ourb etete betben Embellishments lit er In ben Stdn6 oefpkt
aue Nuttra9e, NIT ipel9en er beebrt pirb aufS Urpmpteae aus.
.Iutibren.
@ae in bieier 8atrit setauten gianps BADEN SOae eifernC
6dpnen nno 1np 10 cpnfruirt, b1B Ge Bet auBerDrSentltder
9auerbdfttgtett bic Neinbett 6eS ZONES bewobren unS ieben
Rlinta wtbsriteben.
Btanp8 auf 8cffellana
Ian6 BON te6er 6plj- une 8duart werDen aeltefert.
Die grpBte Spr8tdlt wtrD al bic Mrbeit unb auf Bic Mus.
papl Der Wtatert1hen psrpenbet unb er tam baber fur jeOes aus
tuert @tdbltfemene berYOr1ebenoe Snftrument Bic 0orontit
absrnepmen, baB es aaeGtsenfbaften zines saten gianps befBe
Mle Snfrumente aus metuer 6abrit wer6en fir 5 Sabre ppr
penn Sag os 8erfnufeS an garannrt.
Selpnoere Mufmertiamtett wtrb auf bic MusndbI o1n SIN.
trumenten, mel9e in etntr grp6en Gntfernuna Derienbet tper.
Oen, peripenoet uno eth VprreGt oes untauf6eS tnnerbalb feds
l'pnaten pom VertGufsta9e an, pirp ~aefattet. Iplte Elm Sn.
.trument nibt ~ppatdnbie b~efrtebieen.
U+ WrpBbdnbler nerpen mpbltbun, Bel inns bpr,u1brehen
ebe tie lid aneerrdrtS umfeben.
SefGnpt9 pprrdtbt9 etne Nusipdbl BON so E tC . n s bpr
pen beiten Snftrumentenma6ern 3u $45 bis 500.
Ptarp8 tperoen u1t19etau16t a1Saer1ietbe.
unp 9elttu1rtt.
|l2f3mt Wnt. Gnobe g. 60.
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DIR. CHAIN ER's
y 6 0 b G s e tnftur
0n,.kn. on.u..d

Q1uter W11naenfnHe

Sc Das aasstet$netat 5efImirttI SET gBtTt -D@
tnb'rs Preparation; Fs tiit tea Watteattn pbns an f@sS%tsa
sESrs9sn O6sr aOfasren. Der gOrsus fftitr MsSiain If, Sas'
.Wa2rene pc otsRrantbttt ats benz RSrber trttbt, 4. aud neuts
{ mis- Sl1t d aft. Cine @tstn;&aft, weI@e ftiut
tnssrs Nttotsln otfst. IS 1T bas beRt northumberland i'm
.3tuDitn8 uno SOntmfr. Die Etaftur ff bur& etnen Gib ga.
eantirt. 6aB ts geoer @DlDmtt, NOD natere tm6bItbt GubaSn.
yer en1ealf; Ois Ystnstp, Dubur6 bife Tebisin rUirft, ia,
Gads Ne o9ra 2armpatrsn unb uat; rRdsfn Der Rafur Ste fGGbs
t.4.m 1ao pereprbtnen Softt aus bsn 8tIte ttetbt n6brsnk
ht u"Fq Oas Stdrfen Der Masen6durt Ste 8erDauune befSr-
S !. O Sa per apat II tstnt NnehL, tetns aper Dbtr Sgerpt il
~ ~ u.tnTpen, 1si3e ntht bard bieie EinItar aeRGrit parDs.
VFttS' $i.O0 RET gIoids sOsr s 8lafaen fur $50.
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Durd bic Site ser cGpnrprbi1" 1T es mir %SernSrnt, alien
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