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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-18
The Object of Legislation.

1t is noteworthy remark that some people
are always opposed to any reference to evil hab-
its, appatites or passions; and it is not to be
wondered at that when such men succeed, by Ca
tering to thes, degrading practices, in get
ting into the Legislature they deem it their
duty to talk loudly about restraining the
rights of the people, and abuse every proposed
act of legislation to preserve Christian morality
and do away with temptation With US. we are
glad to see that there is Christian influence,
courage and fortitude which directs legislation,
and withstands all taunts, jeers, or pressure.
To these noble men we refer the good counsel of
our honorable and hlgh-minded correspondent
below. Ed.
EDITOR FREEMAN Il noticed with very great
surprise remark that ell from the lips of
conspicuous member of the House in the debate
on the bill relating to the exhibition Of animals
" He believed that he who undertakes to legis-
late for tie morals of people, undertakes a
Herculanean labor. He did not believe that the
people of Vermont desired any legislation touch
ing their moras.'
conceive that the gentleman had lost sight
Of the object for which civil government was in
stltuted, and has grossly msjudged of the desire
of the people Of the State The prevalent SEN
timent is that government was organized and
established to promote the general welfare and
insure domestic tranquility" These objects can
bo attained only by strict regard to the morals
OF the community. The government that fails
to promote the morals of society-that fails to
prohibit what is demoralizng, is recreant to the
great purpose of its organization.
The gentleman differs widely from Mr.. Justice
C'rer Of the Supreme Court of the United States
He remarked, in giving his opinion in an i'm
portant case: " All laws for the preservation Of
the public morals are, from their very nature, OF
primary Importance, and lie at the foundation
of social existence" Such laws are regarded
by the Christian people of Vermont as Of pri
mary Importance, though secuted by the gentle
man. Look over the long list of prnhlbitory
acts in our Statute book, and it will be appa
rent that they originated in "a desire to promote
the public morals by arresting whatever is pref
judicial to the moral interests.
Isupposed it was generally admitted by tn,
people of this Commonwealth, that legislation
is never consecrated to higher and nobler end
than when it is exercised in guarding we'll thu
morals of community, civil government
is never more directly or legtimatcly fulflliu,
its great design and purpose than when it lay
its heavy hand on the corruptor of the publ
= morals. had fondly imagined that legislation
in all Christian States was imbued with this sen
siment, and trusted the time had gone by whel
a citizen assuming the position of legislator
must lay aside the finer sensibilities of the man
, must be eallous to moral considerations,
devote himself exclusively to Roads and Banks
and g Trained Animals THEopUIIus.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-18

The remarks OF the Woodstock Age in regard
to the Investigating Committee and DR.. Powers,
reminds us of the fourth and sixth chapters of
Nehemiah.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-18

If any one doubts that there is q two harmo
NOUS Democracies . in Vermont, they should
read the last Patriot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-18

Here Then we have seen an utter ana coin
plete negation of every shadow of individual
sovereignty authority and right whatsoever in
the squatter from the time OF the territorial
purchase, through the whole period of terrific
rial adolescence up to the time of the election
Of the territory into state.
And even at this eventful period, and in this
final act which closes the existence Of the ter.
ritory, the squatter is not the actor, but Con-
gress alone. For Congress, usually by " en-
abing acts, prescribes the time, place, and
circumstances OF holding the territorial conven-
ton for the franiut Of a state constitution
designating the places for taking the polls and
the officers and Judges Of the election, and pre-
scribing the qualifications of voters. 1t is only
after the framing of that instrument, and its
ratification by the inhabitants of the territory,
that this discretion Of Congress is limited by
the Constitution for the incipient proceed
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DGQCrInreu1e.

%~N - 40
NlcpbDG, per 0al. 52-53 Cts.
S%ntter, bette (8ODen 70 Gents per 20, @laSes 1918, 8sl
14-17, SaBbutter IL Cts.
BD bnen, ser 5ulbel rs 1870.
Grader, 5 Gents per pfuns.
~Stbfen, $3.50 Dr Sad e Sutb.)
Eebe II $50 Gents per pfIub.
5tf6e, MadareI. Np. $16-16 50 per 100 9uns: gr.
$13Hn1a; "; B. grSSt 20 : 3; Stts t!siae s. g.
rdu9ette BOA 25-45 per 30, S6ab, Der HaF }ss12
Stpfftf6, per 100 9funb $3.50.
0ublt6O RanbeIN, wsi61&. 25 Cts. bartga.
1S.22 @eitHen, s225125 50 PER s0ri GafteGa,
IS @ts; &ttrpnent 800; Orangcn. 81 .7O-3,a so
@ swars, Yi.inOnt on Cts per 0f, Nstfsn 80, min.
Snswsr 5A-6H, @~tnstatnu6 6O-65, 9fsfer fO-1OX,
Wustltblatbe sos Gents.
s. W no, 9eruOtaati@sr 2247 plumb $62-63.
% y . 8 per Gpnue $50.
. etratbe, Metaen, rptcsr 1%15-122, peiesr auter 12o-
1875, better AS Cts.
eOrn, retBss $3.50, stbes $50 Cts.
wafer, 8tr8. unb Wtaral. 38-43, 9ennE. 44-45 Cts.
8pge II, Wtarpl. 70-72 Cts.
$ auf amerttauti6er. per GDnne $t12-15O, Waniua rtr
9funb III cts, ruffl6tr yer lynne 5000.
5Sute, per # 24-25 Gts lUfes Eff, setrOdnete 14-l6 6
6 d.fs per 9funO e--39A Gents.
& lie a m en-, $5.25-5 30.
&.p far per pfunb 11-12, RtO gut 1O-1l.
SaSa 15-i6, 3a8udsra Lilly Cts.
&artpeln, Wtercer per Sufbtl $3.50 Cts, aenGbr1i6e
6o-7J Cts.
8pblem, fetne gDrf6u-s per Epnne $3.50, Ruu of tie Spine
1913, Qump $4 %, 9eDrse's Greet ale Sprten SIS 90
unb WetBal6eu' unD Baltimore @Dmpasnte S. Is $50,
W ebl, 9pparbAr. gteueS per Bas s.. 37%, Gitv Nftas a.
q, SbtD $o.50, QOparDtr. @rtra $5.75-6, 9th Mfas
@rtra $3.50, 8altO. 5amtlg $3.50, BAIT. ertra $3.50
NOs6en $500, 8prnmebl SaIttmU. per 100 pfunb
81 81, bp. Counts $4.25. ~
sci, Sperm per @a1one 81. 25-1.35 Common gDbole 65
20 Cts, patent O-75, 9aro.Oel 70 30 @ts, Qeinfaas
meu.Eel 70 &tS.
Z ia d. yer Up "A ss so Cts.
81 ia bSfaamen $1.50-!.75
ID a d. . , per R 30 bis 81 Gts.
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9aHeO'8
u(anical Pain Extractor.

Magical PAIN EXTRACTOR.
m,.,,nt. "a eme entsedana ta Der MatsrtSI 9t sta stS g.
rtG&t Uerbsn, M, >vsr @ntsa asuna 70 raid In tbrtn nntas'
unO mo 39stls In ~ tte4t O}r genaosa unO @ei@nare 10
. catOmnten 8fbeat ~eree.. : al burG Daats's maSH3sn
i1t9en Shdben surGfeeIaReh,
S1ners. 0srtileer. <sgnaen UNI Bra tt6en -
Het 9&nittea, QDunbsn, @err,. 'xSn geb = III eta Qpir'
Sdaen, bensn 8tn6er INNER unterUL %sstt 6rs tnnter bic.
lung ts 66ten . aues' den Sdmlrs.. ~AAten ntGt odrG
felbe! g8te pd SGmer3en unp eettea 20 gtbt E b.net
thf 8 Wlittel ~Serbinbeit perbsn. !Sa felbf ty 9are IT,
Oft baSpA ab, bab Der dGte Oalea.@rt ct BEL be t9 ee
0Gberes BETA EN- me ne -prudten Dampbiete, aat SM ~
Bebenf btnSu efe mir erlaube uny fur beren Mab.
MID Derantw0rttfd balte. =
1sta Eau bet 0erbrsnnunsen unb @srbrItunefn mag ct
nr9, - BIB rtenb fem, Bat ismals ben aaUttfenoen, unfer>
trudenhen unD betleneen @teenIhaf en- bSn Dat .ys S9mer>
SenS.gert laer mt erfanbsn.
Osrielee TT MUIR ADJ, ptnn bic S8a6tel etn In Stabt ssfo.
Ntnes Stt4dette mt bsr 9 enatur ppn 6. y. G btdener
unb 8 ., @ieentbaner, unb 9enrp OalIsx, Babrtfant
BAT.
TreS 25 Cts, fir BITE Gbs6isI.
fJS, 10 et.8aittm0yefr. Sf4.S
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@u8en @5dSnin 3
berRsirtes
$GSOeSiScDeS SSittsrS
Gbind5Hinbe.

AHp OUIuA~OkbIESs
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nera5fe S&pG9e, Wtaued an DerSaurn9, GlG6unsea, MRtniL
tnnsrlt6t 6arnOrrbUiben, Decentralization 2ansenseF&whrt
uns QuaBenleiben, melte Sem 9t5er- pber 0tGSentrdnt9eter
t%erripren, unb ale Srartbettsn, sadie burt stnen f&waUet
sber s%srOOrbsnen Mtagen e]ntfe9sn, Sci Utannern Et' aud BEL
Gneoera. int 3sGSen unb In Der Srnft
pas f@webtfde SttterS ptrb iebe gerftopfrns bs Wta8ens
bsfettt8en, tnbent es ~benfelben FART, i'm in 3hGtt8tsit ertaIt
unb als Sdure aus eenielhen entfernt. 60 hGrft be 9letrcr
ab 2ebenseetRer, f@arft bic Stnns, benirmt bas 3tttsrn BET
9lteber, baS SObtrennen unb bic S4mersen SeS S~hnusfeHs
SslVresrt bic 8erSaaaas, TT cut Get Aer8erntfeu nnb 8leagn
+, etniSen &u9enbI.dS rtadt Iuftg. ertst&tert btsQ8dderfla
tioe ', reinisc baS ~be6rbert bic circulation bsfetpen
arrtrt unrtetft4 nnb rins SAmerasn, pean man BITE bUppsli
Das ID psOtl4s sttters e stn aasssg..snetss TRtttst es8e,
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Srtn,: r,ii Nurf ben @e5rar6 beh0 sen, Der Guf 8efetl b
StSrSIigsn III tr oiOaten, Sic btefst J]6sartistn R~rant9eit0
ausssisst maren. fo eOE s. bis QUIZ 9t08ent reb9etrte.
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S%:gastistn tn ,ntT, sas 1t Sat, d8 cine 9ftdt IN" Ssrsni,
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h .tsnrtsrSas n r,cs+sr ~, ~ srr-, 'etleH unb BefGunt az MAIDEN, In
Dem Is aas bts Srttteafte be, 49, h. 9!s ss s9m oefi sagslQF'e'e'
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Nttpt3tn {. 8itters AUD ned elm dnberes a ~ tir nrm S s.-9
Nanen berette, Delnes IN 5pttls re beltaut> ~ :, 80!
fen ptrb, I'M aus8e3et@net sssen Dpsptpta MA Gt.sy"tI'' "
TT Ger 9rets per 8laf6e 80 Gents Dtrr s 6tdi6s8l "'@N''"
Gu Serfaufen bet benz aatintgen @crferttgeg
Guaen s, Sd0nlnq,
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9btIGbelptt
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ab 29l unb 1876. gtCtb 3. Strase; Dagau, Batter u. @ !
SO. 3 Sab 3. st. unS Ode Der q, @alOnbtQ,
iAlbert Dung, Ippttefer, &de Spwsr" uEb q
nG!EsaSf.
III. PAUL, latrneiata: ei Duma. gentr..
h@~ Sn Baltimore 5u bobsn iul 0toB. unc
SlteinzSerfauf in Der Offe be8 vQBedec" ic<
ne and BET Wcore Il It Fenbat &fe bon
pid' unn SancUerltr. rs, @eejfod. 455 QBy
Saltimcseltr nabe Yearltr.
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8ataelcr's bertibmte8 Saarf Grbun9smittel /!
Dteles NltttCl TT IN aueu Gbstie n Der apet ais has etu,io
bttlnnr, nd&, IS nl6 Applttattpn ipfcrt benz 9aare etne pra@s
ite iGparSe Rper braune SdrS G gteot. ~ 1T gum 6abtttpret.
i'm &rpBen uD Rietnen gu ba.en.
@bentp SatdtIrr's mplbauii1ss Srsaw Der bette &rtifeI
CUR Startun8 uHp Stbaltune os paares. gu baben in San.
cGs DrC8uerte. &aceu, Np. 10S Salttm1refr., Baltimore bet
9Dm. ". Eat8slUr, @riaber nnb einsser 6abritaxt, 80. SSS
Brpabwap, Nep"gPrt. Ott4.iI
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Uer auW DtrtItW 8ut Il.
Meun ttr faleaten 8afee unS Ibee 0er9raudt, 10 III es
cure etgene S3ulp. - Sbr tGnnt sans 20 All alt6 entes
nnb iii sen &bee uD Safse baben tn BEN 9 tUpe ben
eptneten, @fe pom Salttm9re- ano Grebertdfr.
sarp ter @btnefe BON uipntas Nprsen Sis Samfaa gta6t
hept uO au6 etnlabet ron ietnen biltsen umb DeHfaten Tbee
Eup Edbee All fdufen. 9po;6 IL
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Se;ac,, ais 6eilmittel.

So MS ~otfman's oGte Stnaa, 6slssa tphas ssrr IH%
@ublttumt ais fas btne DRtttel SeBe,n 9frDPluhs, ms,hnu.
uuesipnsns eutaanosneu Rrantbettta s%nptcpien wtFpen |.
NusfGlieslt@ prGparirt BON 4Dnt. 3. u lnlan, SpSmsN ~
gDofbGnaspn un, " basen in Baltimore tNr - SIS' P'0
G@ahtel bet ., ~.utu.x.a,
!. Ot4.S Sep .. pGhee, Wo' loo Ou'''"'''"'
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0ibb6 $I5 y1abmafcDtue.
Ntbbs $l5 91d1mafd,tme4
Gibbs SIS SIGbnanfctiine.

@uanttrt, bas fe ale Irten BON Nabteh 70 aut ma den
wie tr END etne Der t + cut rn Wdfbtnen. Gte rperben bos
gaa5e rte Sa9r 9tnOur9 in REP 4ratar %sebalten, Obae bas es
ben EGHfer sas s~erinafe tpfet.
L.. ID. Chase, Maent
7t9abr gtc. 80. 8aittn srefr.
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CTS. SIS. Sis.
nrteristdntter ma&t fttnen 8reunbtn uuS benz Vubltfum
hermit befannt, bs er I'm Stanbt lit, wdtrenb Der aanaen
CONNER. 9atlOn NaS bette Cts, has In bteItm Staate iemals
wurce, tu ltftrn. Gs tit ppn outer Dtfe unb BON
retnert Srugltnes@adsr, unb befnbst i6 su JRpfDale, Baltic.
counts, na9e pen Saraten Der 6erren Seize SItnsluf u. Gapi
tan Wntter' fte petrefS Der AudIitdt Musfunft 8eben lin
.nen.-Nuftrdse, BITE tn ytrels's 2eber-Qab.p, Gstapfpe, au5ae.
seben rerben, werSen panttIi& befOrst.
.SIer.
dQ-&ts'Deppt Wtf-Gaas.Nsexx Mat22t6Gt
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Sauces
Sariaparile>, Desetabiliide pber 8lutreinis


gun98>piuen!
Bur Rsinteins bes YluteS, Baf etuas BON Sale, aur gie
berberfeauns Der ~eet6rten Sr0nuns bs @taesns unb Inter.
tetbeS, OpSp Pfa, S6pimm.u i'm Rppts &c. eibt e. fetns Def.
ere afeotS II. 8OIbIItt8e 9erfoLen weAe bIlf5 an 8oyt-
mee, S6UtnoeI, S6ldfrgtfit uu5 8ltn9sn In zen Ob. en- lei.
zen, due Settenes, Die ron etnem 5u f-rtsa Slutprange nab
BEN 3opTe, betm9eIH9t fno, 10 uteu ntemeis ppae bieie plaen
istn, tnbem ettfe ben fpnel ~eebtnudt BIZ eefaIrlt4aep 8rnat.
petten Uerbinoern.
Man lele ~felsenbeS lOBenbe 3eueniB &ber bic
9eilun9 pGa Ds5pepia.
W ntro btermtt b l&etntst. bGB metne 5rau felt IL SabreA
IN Otsptpltd lit uno aue an9eBetgten Dtebtjinea uno Gppm-
lpnt1ntt9en Setlmtttel ppne GrIpI5 benibte, STD IeIbf rHrbe
IT. GDl8e ftarfen 8rtntenS beInabe blinp unD befarbtete bic
falenoe Tr1rtpett " 5etOnt men. OG butte i6 pom 5anees
Sariapartue-Y taen ub bolye mtr cine G6adtsl Dsrlelben.
gu metnen BrpBtGn y f1pncR purbs i'd iCfpO 81, ais aud
n1eine JrGu burh ben @ebrdu9 h~erielben curirt unb Id Bee
REbe mid iibt wctI nnb maHter.
9. $. san,
Nlbemdrle. nape 9Gtlffr.
01eini9un8 oe8 gluteS!
Baltimore, 6e1 20. Suit 1853.
Sc tptrb hermit beidetat, :, bag t6 an teTttSfn 5dmer, en-
II bar Sruf nne TN ee1ttn Arms ltt, pel6e 0Sn lem pas
e9rbenen Snlfdnpe ntetne5 u u5es 1%errEbrteR. Mln I'M pflbI
mir cen j0ebra3 BEN 9anees Saria ar eae- pber Slu.retnt.
6uagSSJtuen. Na9pen tb enc Shaatel bapon gebrauht
pahe, ceriNwaneeI ole Sfnter3sn Die lBtrtdmtet. Der YiIs
len mar lepr geItnb unp iD .auB beteanen, paB tie baA cnae.
"epnsfe yn'8trmtttsl bnOen, psl4es i4 il gebtau6te.
YatrtG Scptt,
No. rs eontpns-, 3UtHen 9pwarD. unb Gutapfr.
CUR Wornun8
gDta man bttfe @taea eetrau@en, 10 fei man auf Der 5ut,
eah man ntft ~ansst4brt aer6e. Ntdn taufe eatmeeer oct ben
rt0t8en a8snten, pper fomme felbf u1&
grets 25 Cts. Pic sGa4tG fur SGnet's dSte giasa User
D SgapteIa Tur ST. St4-S
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gS@ Or. SwapneS 5ulamnenseleble
Dubfirl3sn>Sprp Detlt purtrefiia bartnadieen 5ufen, @r-
taltMn8en, Siutlpeten, 2uftrDbrsnentJlnbune, QcberbeIt uer.
ben, 8tsetn unS Iuffeissn in Der 8eble, 8ar3atbm etett unb
SttfbHfen, fO@te ole &rantbetten bes Safes unb Der Reble
be: Sruit pper br 2an3e. DteIe Mr;net reiniet sualet6 uni
!aItert baS 8lut. SIN @rpB' uEp &leinserfauf au hdSen In
her ElfGcs hea- INefera III Il Mr II nlhe
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Mus3ue aus meinem Ga9ebu1e.

ano cine 6r0Be ArSapl Anpere.I pte nit Wpp, tttlclatel bepafs
tt paren Hno sepetIt purben.
Seuerfenspertbelte &uren.
G5eaf Taas, RS. 81 .. Sbarpfr., purpe pCn fbpobent Gs.
H4te, Y~ieISUFtat unO unpsrrGuI DIE t sebttIt
ism. 4. 9ttWnp, @sq., Np. 176 DIT Sapett.Fr. wu. be non
S6DaGe oS 9anten SSnemS eepetlt;
9btnras S. Sea@am Don Nen. yprt, ga, wurbe rem ;7i6b.
ristr Dqsperfe eepsiIt;
JtO. Spas. Dunn, g1p. 81 eapifr., BON gerfppfuns unb er.
ttsmer SewdGe;
8ftna gerral, non @niaTelnns bes 9au4te urb Der @lie.
Der, 9aWttEmeiB unp 5atten
s. vi. UtntGH, Seap!grp, Va bsn Qeterf.anlbett II. SdIst.
tenn Slutt;
N. y. Albert, SO Is SibsYaeafr, SaltimUrs, ppn Die.
peplta, Xebrbei0 perkeH Int S6ptaod;
Die drau p0n j. y. Otee, no. AZ @.tfra6s Won DispepFa
tp nerpDier S6pGhe.
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Or. @baImer's
0efuno1ettSsX iuctur.

Die ansenetma Re unb eric lsretpts Wteptitn CUR 9srfeluna
8raater, S&Ra6er unb g~terpOier, wel3e temalS srfuaDsn
pIrpe, TT Or. @2almer's Stiunphetts-4tnftG Disislbs
trGftt9t btn S6wGGen
belt ben 8ranten,
etett ben ~Ytsrp6f.n Shuts unb
nsues Neben btm Jnpaltben.
Die Ituftur BELT
Ser ;6Tt1t, gpspepfa, ~8pltfi6mersen,
EDpIweb, unOerpaaitbfett, G5e3rntteett,
NtGrSD eS 3tttern turn uberm1at eeu Is enus
Don Iapad uHp Spiritupltn ptranlast
6erabi ennen, Q9iap i'm Waeen unp Benz
knter!etbe, Saufer. ~gDatnfnn &c.
B@- Die Glnttur belie8t ben Appett far be-
raul4enDe getrdnte!
StrlSntu, be f4 benz @ebrau9e fptrttupfer @etrSufp hin.
asBebea, fnben pas bette 9eiim ttel tn
Or. Gbalmt,'s @elunbbeits- Sinftur.
Sett btr Gntotdans Ger Uteotttn pape I'D bur9 ntetne Sreuu.
be uub Sefannte IN tteIer Stapt Die ,pIgenot 4n;aoI SON Der,
lpntn aebetit:
WuSaud aus meinem Sadebuhp
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So y u en- 70 9ontnB . uusyr3e,ua
5dwebtf6 Sitter, subercttet aus &btAariaee
Elm nntsaslt4es Mtttel, sessn 2~;9erbef6werben, @etbfu@t
uaSerbaultafett, Nerrenf6pa9s, Aft ma, Nerpei-
t%rGntte;ten unb aIea aus enem In l~nprbnung a~eratbenen
Ii a8en eH~tfeDeabel aranttetten. III su 30 &eHt5 6e 5laIb au
bettdufen TN Der Office beg g5eferS.
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BON Der Mareeet'jden Gruppe bier 9e9eben
peroen, lino ibermOr9en in Wiai9'sWtulttltOre,
ebarleSltr., bon 8ormitta9S 10 n9r biz AbenO8
5 Hbr gu BADEN.
Deut DIES Tbeater.- We9en plOs>
lider Grtranfun9 Der MaOanle Sblelenann
tonnte 9eltern feline 8crlteDun9 ffattftnoen. Dte'
lelbe ftnbet pafir am Montas fat.
o. Diejenisen rpeIte f6 Der Derunslidten
RaltenprbDctme ct 10 menl6enfrcunbItG an
eenontmen baben, iino erlu6t elmer Ser iammlung
am @pnntas Nadmtttng bel 2OutS Glitter
beiauppDnen. 9
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9Ine anpere punOerbare Sur,
6ur4 Or. GbaImer's Vsiu lppeiis- 1int,u r bepsrtaeIia

SFFT ~ F"'E = w ~ Z FEIENE ULWtIEWtHIB ,
Baltimore ttn 3. ypp. 1854.
Wain par! - % 8eret6t mir gum srpsen 0srsnIaen, 80,
EeA Die dNBerprpentIt1e Inr, pslhe Or. &talMe . Iinitur
az meiner 6rau perbst9etubrt. mu3uspeilen. GS limb ieSt b
Dtenaie per, it tDem maine 6raI ron D9spel1ta, 2eberipa en-
uHo Shpnoel c e rtHtR DHrce. 90 fblf2 G pdr tbr auI febeu
uRp Noeiun1pettsjapGno. baB tbte aa8e ansef9ppaea, Tore
darbe bleta unb tRre Sauee NIT Ausl4las beeedt purten.
Sbre tprperlt9fH geteen Harln nnIusIprsultD arpB, Conner.
3rn IN Der SruE, TN Nuaen, Serti0Ia8, betIt9e SamersGR I'm
Repte &c. ergrtHtn TT betn 4Ben, ps tp fe aufSab; lie 10 T 10
l1pGd, paB lie tpre Qano ni6t mebr bic sum Sc, T, erbsbtu
tennte. I'm tefe 5ett wurIe einss bon @balm e's Dampble.
ten IN metn Saus 8ewpri en- Ho 10 ID SrSe peI anlISt tie & inf.
sur BET meIntr trau etntr yrpbe ju unterpetfen. SD taan in
96dpr. et iGgen 6dB ndp hea @eauls beS Sabaltes psn elmer
6lal9t tie ZIP bere,ts better fubltt, fe bate teins ga mer,eu
mCpr, tpnnIe wteoer ellen up mad hem @enuNe pes fnba!tes
pPn ) pettsren SlaiHen MAR ts gang ptper per stheat.
ID. y. albert,
Sd e. Gnh NNnramrnGn
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(VlHgelQnpt.)
Inter ben segentpdrttg inn WarYlanb Snltttut
aufselteaten YlanUS, nimmt baS bon S. 9tObrer
cine berpprrageuoe Steae ein. Das AeuBere TT
lauOer unO 9ei@madoOa searbeitet' aber : mas bic
Saupt(a3e BET stnem sutea piano 1T uno tpOraHt
Der 8enner YOr5itgIi6 liebt - Der Son 1T ans8e"
ssi@net. @lei9 nnO esal bur4 aae SetaSen
runo unO DDll, FLAIR uab tart unb lan9tSneno I'M
9enb. Die Medanif lit pauerbaft unb elalttl4'
Der AnI4las leiht, Dieter aneenebme, amedn1d'
Blge Mnlhlag ermU9liAt benz Spieler fraft0pleS
6prte uno pei4eS 4ianO D1ne 9ebal au lptelen.
Giebbaber 9ebet bin, lebet unb bDret!
Stt7,1w Gin Miuiifer II. Ytanp-&enner.
G- s Dn5ert. : Seute MbenO 0e Vn3ert~Wtu>
III" in Der uGurnballe" pes lo5. benz. Gurnperetns,
9tp. 800 Welt YratttraBe. Nae 6rcunpe ber Ntur
1T ma4en mir barauf aufmerflant.
&C. Die &enntni6 Der englilGen Spra6e 1T fir
ben bier pobnenOen Oeutl6en bon belOnberer QSiA>
ti9fett unp mir MAIDEN pebbalb b~eiOnoers iun9e
Deuti6e barauf aufmertlam, paB Sr. 10 amer,
3ebrer, einen neuen GURUS ~begOnneu bat uno lit
so. 70 @. @utawltr. ieoen SOnntag, lptpte aud at
Wp9entagen englilhen llnterriht ertbetlt.
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NerpGle Sranfhelten.

SNNlSbIS SktAAltVSlLSu%
Or. 9balaer's FSeiunbpei. o. tnttur bafst cine Defenders
OelIlratt tur Observation-Disclosures. Ste retntet pdS 6Idt Don
Den perperblt1en Satten up frdttigt bic pteper, bic purD yer.
Dsntrantqetten gel item baoe1. Die peiltraf.e bar &. nttur il ID
waprRaft pun0srbdr mo babea ip eer AIT baaGg bepteien.
S0paDe, Abnattui9 ub XebensHberpruB iuo isrersett pH
Der Gtnf ur Sepetlt rprpGn. Sn ducn Saltn pom , eur alaid.
EpPfpeb, SUWtneel. Nte~rpeni6merien, perStlpl fen, eanslt0,r
Sp@0ae, unlut an benz umeanse AIT Dtenl6Pn, r,lt9lplem
~ycGbnltnn, Utber1 panHunR, &rrrrteI BET et gertnaEen SeIe.
8e"he.t, Stepen I'M Hppfs, 3tse i'm @erGt, &ebensuberpru6
&c. IT ee Wteot3tn ntt pine &rtpIe 9ebrGu9t pprpen. Die
Gtnftur fu, ri tn ungIaablt1 tHtssr Seit 0etluna berb,i uuo
Jto butnn &c. pettr eben. Die &tnfiIr fpreert unp f6aft e.
y rpettt. tr6Istst ve 9paGIe Hap 8tebt benz Rrdn.en Neu,S,
trifhSs eebeu Teber.
Shmdde beS 91n3en SDltems.
pom & m. 4. Mtmmp, @sa., @tatnttlmer.
8tuaRtf nsu aftmm0S berupmtsr rheumaiiGs pr Saltt,
Salttmtre, %. Mtat; IS 8,
Srn. @. Sanes. x s 8srsiGt mir gum erp6iea Yeranuoen.
Aeaanls ben o, e!en Gnreren Sa @unltea Der @eiunp bs,fs.
ItuttIr BE- Or. Sd. aIner anjuretpeu. S6On lange,e 3eit
lut I'D an W~etptnfbw 10 {, Wt1ttefett unp 9eGrluuna Ger aan.
zen yiatur, SID naunS nit ieoen Gage mebr ab, AabTenp
Belt mar Id tmmet f. Gurtg uno mHtbipS, unp ba6te, bag
tp l9neu abJepren mHrpt, wes NeseH t0 pertnte enc Wttttei &c .
cen Iere Rtantbett 9ebraUble. ~te HnsteH aae ntbts. USr
un9etahr ) 9Dp4en rtetben Sie mtr, dr. &pGlmer,S @eiuHb"
BEL 8 .8tnttar 81 eebrau@sn. 30 fOIste 5btem Matte, Utns
iet ph an etnen bcHsren @rIpl9, 1As get een upri8en Mu!tsln, jI
6ldnben. Aenten Se ttp NHn rnftH Grnlunea'- als tQ IdhoI
paB t9 metn &ppettt ipPR mad Der SpetIen Dprs permeprte,
une to-, mao en- TOY laum etne BlGt0e 8enpmmtn, cfpeu!enb
tdrter unb ffaiti9er atpprben mar. ia tHpN pt@ nun ppnte
b.raeteut, eGe nit autem MppeItt, nebme Iepen Sag ju nnb bH
Hart aeuua, um ttgeIb cine Atbstt Su peiFluttH' Ole 2tatlur
Or. Gpalmes'S bar DirtItd 2Dunptr pet MIR 0eMtrtt, meme
Odutfdrbe 1T fstt0 unb tIdr, up tp btu pte neu 9sppren. SD
emptebI, be6pdl5 alien &ttpenpen eeteS WlttteI i'm bp6tteH
Wraee. u. e. " ! u ny g'p: 100 63stlleHF.
prets $l.C0 per GIai4e, ) 8laiGen Szoo, ea ealPes GuseHo
Ann am SSerfaufs let eetb .. 5ance, Np, 1Os SaIimUrtRr.
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