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HALIFAX. n. S. May

This province is going through the ordeal
Of the contested election. The main feature
Of the contest is the old issue between Catho-
lies and Protestants. The present govern
ment, nominally conservative, solicits
the Catholic influence bv the cry of "No
prescription of Romanists.' Joseph Howe
and associates of the Liberal rartv have taken
the Protestant cause under their care and
are energetic in opposition.
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Three desirable Fews in the Congregational Church,
Ia Rent hsu a -hJd in the rear OF the church tor
sale. Andy to
G. G. BENErICT.
Tr"ls. 1T C4!v Cong Soc.
Burlinctoa March 80 1859.
dI ntr
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Reported for the Free Prcss1
DOlSas OF THE CHITTENDEN co.
TEACHERS. ASSOCIATIONS.

TEACHEHs
Tho Association met in the h""'N"''' W.. "
tho c. O. Institute ESSEX, ~
May 18th, ana was c'''eu w
dent htV' '' H. "o"'
inc exercises "e'o "p''''
A. ID. BARRIER oil winston"
The opening Address was 'heh "en'e'eu w
REV IT. P. CUTTING OF Castieton. Sumect-' w
Lioeranz'ns innuence Oh li'e's'y '"'' r,-
address had oeen Pr'P''eu WIN e'''e'' W"
,,,,, oe III, o,,,.;c vnrli.b authors, in
prdcr to secure the culture of which he
rpoke. lie used tho word "liberaiz'ng
n i,s highest sense, as applied to that culture
vb;sb m ,kes a man nobler and better.
pv
Committees were aprointof as io'o'
IN bn"n'''-N' a. 49, p,
= Barber of Willistcr, and T. a 0''''' VI
on
To feief place o. e
eN' j. > oii'ey III "'''''''
Burlington .,
i"' .ou.
b;,tv minutes in length Mr.. C. illustrated his
method Of Initiating the student into the mysteri
bf thi. study. He was very happy in the choice
4 word, 10 express his ideas. md was listened to
9th much interest. He showed that he is 'aro'u'
,rdort of hi. own language and tina. his fsmil-
.r;,v with Il, construction has been acquired by
.lo.o,,,, ,,uav Of the language in its earlier
,or,, The subject was further discussed by
r., p.-hor ciuov Elliot. Allen, Worcester
uwor,h and Cu,tinr.
= oe'o'N' ''
The Association united IN singing
offered by Rev. Mr.. Clark oil Essen new "a
Muller of Burlington, then delivered oeforea lu''
house, an interesting address eupJee'-i"o
ect Means and Obstacles of Intellectual culture
q,
May a. oe'o'A' ~ '
Prayer hy the President
1hr' g }" roo.;rod
Reading anf Eiocution' "nicn was wei
bnd opened the way Tor an interesting
1T was sustained with much spirit oy 'he res
3ient and Ncssrs. conant' BARRIER ""eh' '''es'
Elliot and 'a'tlc'
Isl NJ
. ,,,.. .na,o rror the hes,
a. "a MN u n.s;..,;on - sro,,iro. He
sho,,d bo ,rade eminentIy
u.s. s.,N", e,,, in,orss,ir, account Of
-, az, ona nav ho attain.
-, H.. ,a c,st,e c,ro in their expc.
-: az, .o,noo,;o, adding much to the
| ae, &c ,bo a;scrss;on.
Ir,,aorh;u ria,s WINS sclected as the place Of the
ao,;nr N be held on the third Friday in
~ .;.,a - rronaro an E..av on
&c sohoo, Districts toward.
r.,,s-- &c Common Schools. to be read at the
;...oa,o,;or n n re,.rsl dis
~ ~" .,m. .rh,oo,
rho Resolutions If the last meeting, in relation
:. ,ho v.,or, scboo, Journal were re.afirmed
r,o corn,v r,rsr, and the school Journal were |
.,t,ish ,,o nrocsed;ng, Of this meet. |
-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-20
To Shirt Makers.

To Shirt Makers.
STEVENS PATEVT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER
The attention Of shirt makers is called to ntw
inpen,i9n recently patented by ions STEVENS Of
New York City, bv means of which shirt bosoms
of any style are folded with celebrity precision
and ease hitherto un1pproa,hnblc.
The folder is really adjusted to fold bospms of
any number of plaits and Of any width, or of
varying widths in the same bosom, a may be re-
quired.
1t substantially made Of black walnut, brass
and steel and for all who have many hosoms to
fold it will be found
JUST TIE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
ST THE THING.
Large numbers Of this Foller have been -oli to
shirt makers and soam,tresses, and it is found to
give
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
UNIVERS L SATlSFACTlON.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
STEVENS PArESr Bosom FOLDER may be oXainin-
ed aud will be furnished to order at the SEWING
MACHINE PARLoR, Free Press Build ns Bur
lington Vt,
For State or County Rights Of the patent, ep-
ply only 10 the Patentee JOHN >TEVENS
COS, Eighth Avenue,
April It'll ,dlwtf New York.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!
TVNIIE subscriber would announce to the citizens
L of Burlington and vicinity and to the Public
that he has rented the Store formerly occnnied by
| VIM Hu,t.r near the COPNEP OF CHURCH
AND COLLEGE SHEETS, where he in
tends To- keep for sale all kinds Of
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS AND
| VEGETABLES. OF THE FIRST CLASS,
CHEAP FOR CASH. and no NJ stake.
Call and see
CuAS. ST0RRS.
Burlington, April IS, 1859. daw6m
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CIIITTENDEN COUNTY
i T Y RI CA IT. T. RY
CHA'S. MIL l. Err,
Succossor to T. NJ Parkerl
PATENT PHFREOTYpE
PATENT ANBpOTvpE
MELATNoTvpE.
LErTEH ron APIS
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Plain. in OIL or India Ink. Pictures made No
cheap as in any nlacc in V"r,nont. and
FAR BETLtR
TS-Plcase remember the place, l47A Church
Srta. Burlington, W.,
burlington, Nov. ID, 1853. dkwt
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EMPLOYMENT,

EMPLOYMENT.
GA A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES
poOPAID An agent is wanted in every
town and county in the United States to engage
in n respectable and easy business, by which the
above profits may be certainly realized. For fur
Their particulars address DR.. j. HENRY WAR
NER, Corner of Broadway and 9th Streets, New
York City, enclosing one postage stamp.
Mi0M3n
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]. VI. CHAMRERLIN,

DEALER IN
Western flour, Pork and Grain,
Railroad Depot OGIENsBURGH. y. Y.-At
the ufcc formerly occupied by Crawford d Co.
April -, WY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-20

PRAYER by the President
Mr.. S. L. BATES Of Underhill, read an E'sa! on
!, oodinc and Elocution which well received,
bnd opened the way for an interesting discuss'on
BIZ wa. sustained with much spirit, by the Presi-
lient. and Ncs.rs. Conant Barber Allen, Ciliey,
ksIi;ot nd II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-20
WASHINGTON, May II

WASHINGTON, May IL.
New Orleans rarers Of Friday last are to
hand. Capt. Mcdonald. Of Barque Geo
Stricken. arrived Mt New ORLEANS, reports
that. while off the BRAZILIAN coast. was twice
fire upon by an English Man.of-waI, un-
known. Cant. Mcdonald hoisted his nation
al colors, and they mad been up but moment
when the Britisher altered his course.
WAsnrxGroN, May. ~.
Commodore Lawrence Kearnev has been
detached from his position Ms Chairman of
the Light House Board. and Com. Shuhrick
ordered in his stead. Great surprise is mani
Tested here at this treatment of an officer SO
veteran and distinguished. Com. Kearnev
has served fifty two years in thesorvlce. His
extirpation of piracy in the Caribbean Arch-
pnlago and in the West India seas, and hie
able services In negotiating the China treaty
in 1912, have established for him the highest
naval reputation.
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HNHE MOTHERS MISSION; sketches from real
life-a very valuable book 81 pages, Is cts.
THE POET PREACHER-a biography of Chas.
Wesley. A very fine edition.
Just received and for sale at
IUNTINGTON'S
Nav ID. 1859. daw
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SHIRT MAKING.
SKIRTS 1! SKIRTS Z,

SHlHrS neatly ani rnooorantv ma lie To order
, @at tow prices ut tho SEWING pARLOR,
mar2I No. College ct,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-20

SKIRTS SKIRTS .!
Aprrs SKIRTS tucked and stitched in the
/nnatrst manner. Childrrns dresses stitched.
AMI all inds Of nlnin nm ornamental sewing done
promptly and we'll. at the
MACHINE SEWING PARLoR.
mnr2l Fee Press Building,
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4 o'clock, P. NJ.
Tn. Association united in singing Prayer was
| gered by Rev. Mr.. Clark, of Essex. Rev W. A
Muller of Burlington, then delivered beforea III
house. an interesting address. subject-The oo-
oo, Means and Obstacles of Intellectual Culture
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-20
1850.
1850.

NORTHERN RiNsPOKTATIO
COM 'NNN.
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News of the Week.
FROM EUROPE.

BY Telegraph to the Daily Free Prcss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-20
NNETs AND HATS ICOLORED

Il any shade ordered Ladies and Cnildrens Hats
re-fnished at short notice.
Millinery work o'derel by Express will DO
promptly and faithfully done, and On reasonable
terms.
W. PECK, JR.
Burlington, Vt, April 18th, 1859, w3m
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TIIURBER BAILEY,

TTUKBEW HALEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
62 WALL SRrEr,
New YORK.
Commissioner for Vermont in Ne,c York,
Solcits Commissions to which he will give prompt
and careful attention.
REFERENCES.
Hon D. A. Smallcv. Burlington; Hon. i. E.
Chittenden, Burlington; Morilo Moves, ESQ
burlington; Worthington c. Smith, ESQ =, st. Al
bans; Brckwith, johnson & Weed. Pittsburgh
y. Y; John W. Bailey, Esq, Pla tsburgh, NY;
A. 5. Thurber, Esq, Rouscs Point, N. Y.
April !. daw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-20

SyISSES and CHILDREN'S Metallic Tip Shoes,
"a received and for sale by the dozen, or single
pair, by 4. PR0UrY, JR.
May H.
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I,CONOMIZE!


FAMILIES THE NTRY.
EVERY BODY MAS HEARD OF The FAMOUS
CHINA TEA W AREHOUS Sc.
1875 WASHINGTON ST, BOSTON
and there i. hardly n family within twenty miles
of Boston, where our
TEAS AND COFFEEs
are not used We will sell every description Of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
ana our prices range from 25 cents per pound up
to one dol ar. We Fell good family tea (black,)
for IS cents, by the package Of five pounds also,
goo Young Tyson (green,) for IS cents
The above Teas are as good as are usually sold in
Country Stores for 20 cents per pound.
We Buy More Teas and Coffees,
and sell more AMI cheaper than any other estab-
lishment in New Engrnd.
Our COFFEE are FRESH every day, and for
purity are unrIvalled
Teas neatly acke in 10 pound chests, for family
use.
For the convenience Of those going to the rail-
road, we have
BRANCH STORES
at No. 65 Union street. two doors from the corner
of Hanover street, (Red storey
At no Court street, (store painted red.)
At corner Of Beach and Albany streets.
At corner of Washington and Pine streets
Call on us when you come to Boston, and give
our goods trial
Orders solicited by express.
THOMAS G.. WHYTAL,
w4l-3m 1888 Washington Street, Boston.
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OVERS HEALING APPRECIATION.

has been in use as a lniment and internal remedy
in Burlington and vicinity, for the last six years,
and has eSioihshsd us reputation, rs n CURE 70
Rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, Swcllngs, Headache,
and ,ther affections which arc mentioned in the
advertisement in another column. dswtf
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LIFE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AN prepared to taxi Insurance in the following
frs'-ciovs fompn1ic- rt tir rate. VIZ
s5onr fN-I rAN'"o.. New I-.-l r,.i.ti,
y 5l.1'c,101.
Ir4tTNA INSURANCE co. Hartford, Connec-
Aticut Capital, 81 ,00o,ooo.
{ NN NECriCCT FTREGNSURANCEC co. Hart
\ ri. Conn. Capital, $500, 900.
) oRTH-w ESTERN INSURANCE CO., Oswcco
Ncw York. Capital. $3.50, 900.
NTESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts
W fell Mass Capital, sl5noOO
NIARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co,
4 Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assctts. 100000.
y kW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.. New
i"rs. Assets over 81 $40. 900
Burlington. Vt. March o. :. WIRES, Agent.
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MISSES AID 1t.ILDnEN,S

WlNSEIN \ - II 7" n iIFIFE r. Us
ETNLIc TIP SHOPS for salc by the do zen,
ur .in J. .Hir, ~
ulyI2It" prot rY,JE.
lll Church street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-08

CONENnasN Oa.UNOnn
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, June s, 1859.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment
Members present Hon. ]. 7. Monroe, President |
Messrs. Bakewell, DeLIsle, Dupre, Hall, Huyghe,
Leefe, Magioni, Patterson and Pettinsill-i0
The reading Of the journal was, on motion, dispen
ssd with.
The following message WAS read:
MAYosALrY or Nsw oRLsAss.3
- A.. v....,. -, ~ cIsy Han s,A a., Of Jaiy, 1853
!. 8. d % Z. liz a.
.ion promoting sy.ma.Ic and "a i:nt action
on ~ ~, %
% iin should =
Mssspp. NV oIisan. u. Interest ip il. dslSsss
5
s n
objects Il the convention E;:gs;Ss,,py x,vo
Mr.. Patterson offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and unanimously adopted, the
rules being suspended, and on motion sent to the
Board of Aldermen for concurrence;
pont Delegates Convention
ss New
The following communication was read, and on
on Streets and Landings the last part to the Com
mittee on Finance "H-~~'
coxrrRoILzes OFFICE, ~
the HesesssIs the Board
from this q
r. Nicholson oo
For ihe square paving supsrdc.l yard for
stones 8 PS5 H. Gs hs sGssss
.slad running foot and for the iron bridge
All which subject to the approval rejection Of your
NY haatb s,otamar NJ Xxx ~ .hsc,. b~
the Trs.sursr ending day. 'D,'
'0a, o'se'i9' v DtfEsssrs, tifsiEssssss'r eomotro.1s!
The Treasurer's weekly report OF receipts and dis.
bursements, for the week ending Saturday, the I'd
July inst. showing balance hand of s246 296 70,
was read, and, on motion referred to the Committee
| on Finance.
The following communication was read, and on
motion, referred to the Committee on Finance
s.e e'5ssss' o1isss., b1sn jsn. 81 g. 1SssA'A sss
To the President of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
% hav. til, honor . n oy Gf NJ. .
statement of this Bank fiscal agent Of the city Of New Or
leans Eudss ssis KoGsssaW,, o5sGissfslp,' Cashier
s.a o9,zs.s ozlss. bHss JUNE Sc g. tss5s'AsA isss
Report hy the esIs IS M Bans Of fiscal s az Of M
conformity to section lis Of the new City Charter
| CONSOLIDATED
eesissd r. eom hnpa sIst Is 5 May ns ss
sl59.es5 ?
Paid coupons on bonds issued by
| Consolidated City: .S4a iN W
ooSapifIgaly oa sftg 7ssS 7 g
| 54O40 0
Balance on hand SOth June lS59......... s4O5 925
| R. COUPONS.
Balance hand 3lst May, 1889 S2s FOG
Received from LIST to 30sh June, 1859 S6,l5f
sll4, $50
Paid interest coupons on bonds issued to Railroad
Companies. 2l3ot
l
Balance hand 30th June, 1889 S9l $50
All of which is respectfully submitted.
EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
The following message was read and accepted
| BOARD ALDERMEN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-08

vembr the hereby granted to j. Burnett
letter from Z. R. Fagol, offering his securities as
Keeper Of the Powder ~ Magazine ETC.. was read.
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus.
pended, and, motion, sent to the Board Of Alder
men for concurrence
p.s.a IN.
4 rs.ss :s.s Magazine
The petition OF Paul Fos and others, asking to bs
allowed to resstablish their stands Ia the Poydras
market they formerly existed, and Of their own e.
pense, etc, was read. 80,
nj. Dupre offered the following resolution, which
was read and, on motion, the whole matter was re-
ferred to the Committee on Police:
aud sa.y Ss siopsd 70 rss.sSh their stands Poy
drss ms.ke they formerly existed ne % sane % s
Surveyor
RESOLUTIONS, IiaasA
The following resolutions were read twice, and
adopted, the rules being suspended, and on motion,
sent to the Board of Aldermen for concurrence:
Yeas-Messrs. Monroe, BakewelI, Del Isle, Du
pre-. Hall, Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Patterson and
Pettingll-10.
this board authorizing the Street the
nd e s
is hereby ,spssed e contract binds the party
Rselss Tha! ss.sass b and |. hsrsSy granted
he appoint competent person act n his place. during his
MI uuJbuc UucIcu tu6 iOlOWlDS TeSOlutlOIiI Wuiou
Was read, and on motion, referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings: ------s----,~--~r
Rsope That the Comptroller be- hereby author
lied adudcate TO the lowest bidder after Ave
the eo a journal contract for making and Patsg NJ
s Jseo
accordance with plans and specifications In the Surveyors
Office the subject the approval rejection Of tn Com
| Council.
FINANCE
Mr.. Hall offered the following report, which wat
! read. and adopted:
Einanca hopor nnon
communication Of the City Comptroller calling the attention
OF the City Council to the impraccabty OF carrying ou
provisions Of section 9th No 1915 concerning
the arguments urged by Comptroller
They therefore recommend that the words Street Commits
sioner his deputies be substituted for the word Comp
l645 resolution accordingly presented for adoption
resolution pay sundy bills is herewith presented 70
adoption, etc. Respectfully submitted,
| AD DUPRE,
l E. A. PATTERSON,
| JOHN LEEFE.
The following resolution, accompanying the abov
report, was read twice and adopted, the rules ben
suspended
Yeas Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell, DeL'Isle, Dr
Dupre, Hall. Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Patterson an
Pettengill-10.
Resolrsd That Of ordinance No. 4o45 entitled
odinance revising and n lieu OF ordinances No 1862 entle
concsrni the pound limits of the ~
the same is hereby amended SO to read as follows
his deputies after i've days notice
journal and all sheep other animals shall be sold
Commissioner his Deputies after three
notice in the ofic al journal,
The following resolution, accompanying the abo,
9 report, was read:
Reored the Comptroller the Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-08

=! :s.ss s $
nas :s @ s .e sns Isls o
ss: ss W. ,ss.sn
~ s.
subject 10 IL approval q ihs Commce | oonn the
= s s :a sa IL
'e,a Spb x: 'ss
;s . &
,S.nse. y. ,asss sSsi s sa.f
esis T. Il s.sni.- Ii. following p:. y .:
,sss q
q n snss s n.x so q S
s each i,os siaIs .op ssppss T. e., Yssr 1s
sonn:na ..,se!Icn, .h. compIos. I..s|l s.,d
;Y,s s r. !. az: X
ss: s1pla s ss BY
S% s B: &:
dsver said parties the material purchased the payment
Of H. 3. ss ssesn ss s m til. old bar. and bl.
E;
pounds "a s'F Ai .'ss't
Upon The eommunicaton the Surveyor June IT. 1885,
s ss
a pssHs @ tsn s. the
required majority Gi ransi1s and
d :. Gsss sss.s
the said be subject
the appr rejection OF the Common Council, via
st paving with round stones Tree street.
"a FOR paving square blocks CArondelet street, from
to Felicity road and that the sidewalks DO raised
raising and grading the sidewalks on oa'aust street.
lth Fo constructing sidewalks Philip stree, side,
from Mag zine 70 St. Charles street
g. committee report avoraby tie petition OF r.
Peanns asking for extension time cgnpete bis
tract placing iron railing and granite base around the
Monument In Jackson square, resolution 10 ac
thirty said contract for the completion Of said work.
g. committee report favoraby the petition Of
Cronan asking that the Of James Fsou be
walks Uuuhart street, and resolution for adop
| tion authorizing said change of security.
T. committee report fsvoaby upon the petition o. JohI
CoIemAn asking extension Of time complete his
tract for paving ST. Charles street with blocks
presenting resolution for adoption, granting extension
thirty said and also the contract psvn
square blocks Magazine street, from Harmony 70 Tedan
Upon the petition property holders informing
that they will no. for the paving OF Caiop
reet with sauare blocks etc." Your committee rcpo,tfron
nfoymaion derived from the suveyor--that petition
said improvement had the majority Of running feet
the carried orward to completion aceordin
!, to law M .,., :, ~ c..,
Commissioner necessity reporting all ths In
from his department required and In accordanc
4 with city ordhances a.,
of Board authorizing the Crescent City Cricket Club
cticket ground within the City Park and 70 have
Of said cricket ground etc. amending Haiu resolt
inserting he words under the direction q ne Cit
% | Surveyor and the north side Of Bayou Metae.n
y ROBERT HUYaHE, Chairman.
. JOHN 7. MONROE
i, JOHN b. LHEFE.
The following resolutions accompanying the abov
| tuv;cn and nd tod fha rpin hair
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-23

= @m Npnnerita9 Atcnr bra& in cincm flcincn
an Der 6tcn Stro6e natc Dem Martt ~scIcscncn SriG-
9""Is 6cuer aus, rne icroh 9Iiidliber 98ciIc NOD ,eie
t9 9snu9 uuterrrlft murrc, cbc ole 8Iammcn bic be-
na6tnrtrn SctSbGuier crreihen tpnuten. Der rcrurs
iodte Shaccn mirp ouf $500 aci6Gtt.
= Sn WtprriS unc Banners J~tUQmuttr perungliftc
am 0icnltIg en- Wouu Numcus Nic2lpam. Ocrleltc
fam cincm rsr 5rjetrdccr Sl nabt, murre crfuGt uup
Smifhen smci TIrcr 9Cihleupert, aus melhcr lhrcdlis
den Gage NAN i'm cnplih peralmmclt uup nit Scr,
Iult rincs NrmtS tcircite. 9ton ;mcifclt an Icinsm
2%luitpmmcn.
Ncutc NtcnO fnNet in q. SAap's 2ptale sine
rEmOfratl@e %erIammlu"a iatt.
= Ter %lcttbertAc rcmctratiihe Jtcpr6icntaut cic1ce
1iIhtttrs, Ser Scbn 9. Gaet9, BAT lpicpcrum bic
Nrn''nItlpn lstncr 9artei ilr rjCIcIte Stclr crbalten.
Vie mrlitrn OEnti6cn wcrrcu ibn ipcbl untcrliBcu.
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Geutibe unp 6ranSGiiIAe 6ru6te
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fir poS ibm Bis jest griaenftc 3utrauen pantt, emf
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perS nuf Serlaa8cn frei inS 6aus liriere; lido erIuAs
oeSbalb, mid nit rebt Sablrettben unO srrBen S,Oers
gu bee0rrn, tnoem ih bic %erlitrrung aete, meine &c.
egrten Abnetmer TETS btai9 uno prompt gu tspirnsn.
SUtn 9erbts.
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ihcn Jtrchnen gu gang mGBi9en Yrsiicn. 2lnmelemnz
gen ncbme ib Yon nun ab in mrinrr 98pbnuna,
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lnb son / bis 6 llbr 9ta6mtttnss s~ntsr9er.
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