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We II MONT
STATE TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION.

FENHE next Annual Meeting of the VERMONT
Il STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, will be held
in Burlington, on the 10th, 18th and 18th days of
Aug. next. Arrangements completed, Of
which more particular notice will be seasonably
given, which, ii is believed, will secure interest
ing and profitable meeting; and full attendance
of Teachers and of the friends of Education, is
is hoped for.
Papers of the State, friendly to the cause of Ed
ucaton, will confer a favor by copying this notice
]. II WORCESTER,
For Committee.
nnrlinrtnn. MnY u. 1879.
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NEW York, JUNO I.
Advices from Porte Au Prince state that
in consequence of the Legislatures refusing
to Danish the Emperor Soulououe for life
from the Hayten Republic, President Gcf-
frard would on the 10th dispose of both
houses bv military force.
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POISONED BY ARsENIc.-The Plattsburgb
Sentinel is informed that the family of
David r. Parsons, of Beckmantown, were
poisoned on Sunday last by arsenic which
by some means got mixed up with the meal
of which their pudding were made. All re-
covered but some suffered severely from the
drug
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HOME TESTIMONY

From the Pittsburgh tinted Presbytvy.
We have tried Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for
Dyspepsia and can speak favorably of its effects,
and have no hesitation in commencing them to
those suffering from any debility of the kind.
From the Pnsburg Post, August q, 1858.
HosrErrER's BITTERs.-These Bitters have OBJ
tanned a widespread and well-deserved celebrity
in all parts of the country. They are an admra-
BILE remedy for great variety of stomach diseases
1t is most valuable tonic and to all persons Attic
ted with indigestion it affords complete remedy
1t is sufficient evidence Of its beneficial character
to observe the immense quantities of it shipped by
Messrs Hostetter 4 Smith, the proprietors, to all
points in the country.
From the PmsbJrg Gasstt,. August Is, 1855.
KNOWLEDGE is gained by experience, and though
VIC have heretofore dealt very little in medical
preparations, we are compelled, in justice to the
manufacturer, to say that Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters has been the means Of curing us of Sc
we're attack of Dyspepsia. and has removed pain
in the stomach in very short time. dSrw4t
ssBUY ME AND l WILL DO YOU
Good. "-Ilealth and strength secured by the use,
of the great Spring and Summer Medicine. DR.
Lanyisys Root and Herb Buffers, composed Of Sar-
sapariia, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prickly Ash,
Thoroug hworth, Rhubarb, Mandrake, Dandelion,
&c, all of whiih so compounded as to act in
concert, and assist Nature in graduating disease.
The effect of this medicine is most wonderful
II acts directly upon the bowels and blood, by re-
moving all distractions from the internal organs
stimulating them into healthy action, renovat-
ing the foundations of life, purifying the blood
cleansing it from all humours, and causing it to
course anew through every part of tho body; re-
storing the invalid to health and usefulness. They
cure and eradicate from the system, Liver Com
plant, that main-whcel of so many diseases; ;
Jaundice in its worst forms, all Bilious Diseases
and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Costveness, all
kinds Of Humors, and every Disease arising from
Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heart
burn, Weakness, Pains, in the side and Bowels,
Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, and torpid or
diseased Liver, dsordered Stomach or bad blood,
to which all are more or less subject in Spring
and Summer.
More than l,0)O 900 persons have been cured
by this medicine. 1t is highly recommended BY
Physicians everywhere Try it and you will
never regret it.
Only rs cts. for pint and S7t cts. for quart
Bottle. Sold by Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
Orders addressed to J. o. LANGLEY, or GEO.
G. GOODWIN a CO.. Boston,
March IL, 1883. dwsm
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CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO., Hart.
N/ford, Conn. Capital, $200,000.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HIGHWAY BILLS,

A NEW and improved style, printed and for
n sale at the FREE PRESS OFFICE.
June 3. WV
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~ s BLODGETT & Co, have received a
w. large invoice of these justly celebrated
Pumps, ana will sell them to dealers at msnufi 9
turer's Prices, freight added), among which will
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DYSPEPSIA. - Considering the various
forms in which this disease developes itself it will
be called "hy dra- headed" In its train follow In
digestion, Pain in Stomach Heartburn, Water
Brash, Costiveness, Piles, Acidty, Oppression
after Eating, Jaundice, Fatulcncy, Torpor of the
Liver, Dizziness, Debility, Female Complaints,
&c, Some of the first men in our land have given
their written certificates relative to the cure eff
fcctcd in their own persons by the 0NYGESATrD
BIrrERs; while testimonials from other sources,
editorial Opinions and voluntary expressions
from persons who avcrsc to see their names in
print, are perfectly overwhelming.
Read the following from highly respectable
Clergyman
EAST TAUNTON, Mass Feb. o. 1858
To the Eli tor of the Portland Mirror
OXfGNATED BITTERs.-Fo more than twenty
five years have been sufferer from the dyspep-
aid. Besides trying the patiency of my family
physicians in the almost useless trial of their
various prescriptions, have tried great variety
of patent medicines with n similar result.
Through the kindness of my physician, received
last March, half dozen bottles of the Oxygnated
Bittcrs. began to use them without any hope
of deriving any hope from them. Being deter
mined to give them fair trial, l continued their
use, but without any perceptibc benefit till June.
since then have gradually improved in health
till | am entirely free from acidity Of tho stomach,
and from the consequent hatulency, and the awful
and almost distracting SICK headache, which often,
for days together, has wholly untitled me for duty
and for all other ministerial duties and rendered
life Il burthcn. I feel tina ! owe it, rs an express
sion of :rn'ituie to Messrs Tpvlc Co., and al
most duty to the publ C. to recommend their
Oxygnatei Bitters, as, in my estimation, "A sure
remedy for that most trying, most vexing, and
cruel of all diseases, to which poor human flesh is
heir, the dyspepsia. Having suffered so long and
tried so many different remedies with no good re-
suit, can recommend the Oxygnated Bitters with
a confidence few others If any of the readers
of the Mirror arc suffering, beg of them to make
trial Of these Bitters without delay.
JAMES r. CUSHING.
Prepared by s. W. FowLE & CO., Boston.
Nav Is w4w
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GENTS. DRESS BOOTS.
MADE Of French Calf and Patent Leather
WI Just received at A. PROUTY, Jr
l54 Church ST,
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AT Genoa, it has been stated, the citizens
take pleasure in treating the French soldiers,
and even coffee house keepers sometimes re-
fuse to accept payment from them. A few
days ago one Of these latter declined to accept
money for a glass of brandy supplied to a
Chasscur de Vincennes. and when the soldier
insisted the other said, "No, instead of
money, you must kill an Austr an for me ~
'1n that case" cried the soldier. "gve me
another glass of brandy, and will kill you
two -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-03

will remain at the city of Mexico at the re-
quest of Mr. McLane who has sent him n
new exsequatur.
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WAsuINGToN, June /.
The Secretary of War has received des
patches informing him that several cargocs
of slaves was being shipped in Africa for
American destination, mainly Tor Texas and
Mississippi marts.
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EMPLOYMENT.

e. Sn A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES
RCOPAID.- agent is wanted in every
town and county in the United States to engage
in a 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.
w40w3m.
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NoRTH-wEs TERN INSURANCE CO., Oswego
I>New York. Capital, $l50,000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-03

A CHrNAMAN's DEVICE TO "TAP THE BANK.
The Auburn, Placer county, Herald relates
that Chinaman went into the banking house
Of Wells, Fargo & Co, at that place. ono
day last week. when the clerk in attendance
had occasion to go into the vault but keeping
an eve to the banking room ut the same
time. On looking around he saw a piece of
money moving off out of tray, and seeing n
piece fall on the floor, he walked out, and
going to the front of the counter, collared
the Chinaman, who was carelessly looking
around apparently unconscious that anything
had occurred. On examining him It was
found he carried a long cane pipe. upon the
bowl of which he had stuck some wax, and
standing at the counter with it, had no diff
iiculty in reaching the waxcd end to where
the money lay, and applying it to the sur
face of double eagle, was shaking it home
but the wax did not stick tightly enough
and the money fell to the floor, and the
trick was exposed. Upon examining the
fellow, small box was found upon him
containing wax such as he had used upon his
pipe. He probably has heretofore performed
this feat of legerdemain successfully.
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GRAND CANTATA.
The Hay kerS.

The Hay kerS.
I,HE Public are respectfully informed that the
l. Cantata-the
II A Y M A X E r S
by GEO. F. ROOT,
which has been performed in Boston and vicinity
so many times the past few months, with such
unprecedented success and unbounded applause,
will be performed in
BURLINGT TON,
T o w ii A l. l.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 7th
In Characteristic Costume,
with
Descriptive Scenery
and action, by q chorus Of about
40 sELE CT SING RS :,
and the best resident Solo talent.
MR.. S. c. MOORE will preside at the Piano.
Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. Doors open
at 7. For further particulars, see small bills.
WV W. W. PARTRIDGE.
NEW BOOKS.
VNHREE Visits to Madagascar, by Ellis (illus-
l. trated).
La Plata the Argentine Confederation and Para
quay, by Thomas J. Page, U. S. N, (illustrated).
Buttons FL Medina and Meccah.
Self-made Men.
Tho Land and the Book.
For sale at HUNTINGTON'S.
May 2s, 1859.
100000
4 ETTER, Note and Business ENVELOPES
IL varying in price from 81 cts. to S. per
thousand. Wholesale and Retail, at
HUNTINGT0NS.
May %, 1859.
PATENT ZINC WAsH.BOARDs.
~ s. BLoDGETT d co. have on hand. and
W. for sale to Dealers by the doi at Msnufsc.
tursr's prices (frsight addsd);
so dozen Potent Zinc Wash boards;
so Common " A."
May Is
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LfFE FIRE Il MARINE INSURANCE.
TAM prepared to take Insurance In the following
j frst-ciass Companies, at fau rates, vis:

uoME INSURANCE co., New York. Capital
i al 600. 900,
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WOOD LOT FOR SALE,

LN0RrY ONE acres of Wood Lot at Shelburne
Il Falls, Vt, for sale. For terms enquire OF
GEO. BLISS.
Shelburne, Vt, April Is. wSm'
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ADVERTISEMENTS PATENT

A CCORDING to a recent decision of the Sur
IA preme Court Of Dry Goods stealing thunder
is in ictable Plagarists and thunder-thcves,
beware for this copy right is secured, and every
Infringement oiH be prosecuted to the fuH ertent Of
the iac.
Where is the best assortment of Dry Goods and
Carpets to be found
Where are the above named Goods sold cheapest
Where can find honorable dealers, reasonable
and uniform prices, and receive eipl treatment in
case do not purchase?
These are questions which concern, and should
influence every purchaser but being an interested
party, we shall not answer them, though we will
state our honest conviction upon point,viz The
BEEHIVE is not, and cannot be undersOld,
by any dealer of sound mind and honorable mo-
tives Let the Public Judge
We now receiving large additions in every
Department; Styles and prices, very desirable.
CARPETS; NANTILLAs AND PARAsoLs;
oIL-CLoTHs; HOSIERY AND GLOVES
MATING; DRESS TRIMMINGS
DRAPERIEs AND SHADES; Ribbons AND LACEs;
ORES GOODS EMBRoIDERIEs,
sHAwLs AND RAGLANs, LACE MITTs, ETC,
n. PECK, JR., & co.
May l6. dawtf
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WEsTERN MASS. INSURANCE co.. Pitts
w field, Mass. Capital, $l50,0O0

4 tHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
OIIartford. Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900.
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1859. J. VI. CHAMBERLAIN, 1859.
DEALER IN
Western Flour, Pork and Grain,
Railroad Depot, oGDENSBURGH, N. Y.-At
the Office formerly occupied by Crawford 4 Co,
April Is. WY
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sTEREOSCOPES

sTEREOsCOPES
AND STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES.
vNHESE beautiful and attractive Ornaments for
Il the Parlor or Library Table, may be found at
less than Guy Prices, at the Daguerrsisn Rooms Of
the subscriber, on Church street.
JUST RECEIVrD-a fresh supply of stere-
oscoplc Pictures, comprising Landscapes and OBJ
jects of interest in Europe, Groups and Indoor
Scenes. in great variety. both plain and colored
CHARLES MILLER,
Chittenden County Daguerrean Gallery,
l47i Church street.
Burlington, May 10. d&wu
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10000
ETTER, Note and Business ENVELOPES
IL varying in price from s7A cts to S. per
thousand. Wholesale and Retail, at
HUNTINGT0N'S.
Mav
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PAINTING.
HOUSE. SIGN AND CARRlA GE
PAINTING, GRAlNlNG, PAPER HANGING
&c.
pons on short motto and in good style by
S. H. RUSSELL.
Al the old stand Of Russell Spaulding, Shell
burn Street, opposite American Hotel.
April 18th 1859, d&wsm
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-01
Gnenbahnen It. DQmpfbDDte.
Daltimorr- un0 Wbiu-Gi(fnbohn

paltimort- unb Wbiu-G i(tntabn.
d. e q. zsszs=...::=RR Dir srube @puts na6
@oibinstpn> Baltimore pbilocclpbio,
Nemzyprf uno So tpu
2ttle Sertre!lite Sabn, NIT ibren serbe1erten
mel'lld,en Gerbincunacr> tictet rs1 Nelieuren cine
eirefts vinie naN Baltimore pbilaeelpbia. Nen-
yrrf uNo grilrn. 2{ud lit fe Sis e;r,,ioe Mrl,te
all1 meldsr nun Iurd 9anas= BiQste lTrpuab-
A.estSJ 'no 0eFadmarfcn (Gbefs) nod %
1blN3tru ~erlaltcn fa111.
Are1 paln9ter<3 il9e %Yerla1en @bec(ina, 3d.,
119l!al uro lll'c in rirefter Gertiupu,ta nit alien
meltlidrn 3iisen.
yia1 alien Hiliden Gt1oteu:
Sen Saltlnrre 1dbrt man 'pglei9 rbne Mufcut~
bait nit e auells iiaeu uad
Ybtlaoelptid> Newzyprf unt 8pner.
Nady gSal bin9tra 9sben ypu Baltimore taalib
nier 3use at, "
Vaerssls n%o 6abysit ~ Jury wis auf iroenp
NS Nel1enoe belieten ibrc SiIete ria Mbec-
ing 81 serlar9en- Durdsanastartsu uue Nrsz
@elteus. ""
g. Die 8altimrre- uab Sbiu=G ilenbabu
TT Ste.lenorn aud 9ana beipnesrs bcr Natur1d,pu-
pelten 1re9e, 3u en1pfeblcn.
Sl'r Gra@t 1ad pbilacelpbia> Nemzyprt
uno Sptpn,
ta9 pber Spn Benz @eteu.
gat oielt gabn erpbe Gprsise> ta le> am Sbip.
Fulle 51t Wbeeling, 8e11,p0rb unb Varferaturo
ausla11enp, NIT benz 9rpBeu Nebperfe tpeltlidcr
e'1enragne11 III elrsfter &ertineuns 1tctt*
Spn 9Sbeeliae unb YarferSburs aeben itben
A19 rt9tln1abi9s Sppte na9 allen Safen Der pef-
ltdea ,6lule ali.
pie -Ura9tprei1e 1iub 70 tillin,
ME- auf tr9enb elmer anpern Gpute.
Sitter so1 irsenb eirem plass pltlid Srn Salt
more beseidne man rGia Yaltp. II. Sbir ST. 81"
@ueS> mas an bic M9enten pisl Ter Yabu cpulia
n1rt 1T, lr1rn ralb belrr9t.
Srabt=Mscnteu lnb: s. McBurrie. in
S1netnnati; 9. 5empbia II. Co., Nipley, s.;
). 30. ypse> MaysSille, 8y.; S. q. Vcbw;d'
gortSnpatb> o.; M. 9tey II. g., MipeIeprrt,
D.; 5: 3. 1pre, @beclina, 3d.; Mpjes SYST
tsr> Seitrll; 6. %. Vermeil, New> q crf; SIS.
AeAy, Ybllapelpbia J.I. @nola1p, Baltimore:
9er. Opl tsr Ii. g., gSauapile> Snc.; s, g.
Mcrebeae II. Co., 2cuispiuc; CAN'T Calhoun,
pDllaotlpbia> uno Spbn 6. Menem> Yarferaturo.
KS. UprlY1b II. 9 D., ct. 2puis
y.S. Wprcpu> 0eueral= 5radt= 0laeut;
I. so. Gcle> @eneral=8 ilet< Maeut,
US. Yrescptt Smttb>
Granspprtmsitrr; G.S. TulIcr,
General Maeut hrs gNpitsu5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-01

oab beioe ii& sesenititis NIT iclaer @otb<
menotsfeit b%ebin9en> bab Giner ebne ben
&noeren ni&t fem fam, uup :oB per StpH
Der Graeer aQer aeiti9en &raft aQer
meni@li&en uno i1rilaen @r6se 1T; er
miro pieQeidt NIT einem uni erer aus9e>
sei&netten 6orl&er cine sepi7e Be9eiite<
runs fit baa StpfFide tbeilen, npei1en
@erebrun9 font cine Mntla9e bersorrief."
@er ZEN StoH ernieortst ernteort9t it@
lelbf unb bic sanse S&1pfune; >per ietz
men 2etb mibbanpelt mibbanbflt audi lei<
men @eift un5 fiet 69 itlbt in benz Mabe
einen @@aoem 3u> ais er SieQei9t in iei<
ner tb6ri9ten Ginbilbun9 ei11en &ewinna
fit feline @eele erlan9t gu boben slaubt.
Materto1ifen-b Srt man bdufs
alS nit einem oerd9tlt9 tlin9enoen Maz
men Diejenisen nenne11> pel9e ni9t jene
Sornsbme @era&tuns pe5 StpfFiden tbet<
len uno ii9 temuben> an inn rnb bur9
oa1elbe bic &rafte uno @eieBe peS DaleinS
gu er9raneen; relde erfannt baben, oab
nidt Der @ett bic @elt aus 1iA . nlttuirt
baben fam, uno pab e6 raber AUDI nidt
mS9li@ ltin fSnne, burA Jpn ALIEN uno
Dbne BEN oenauen uno t1Qliden l1mQauQ
NIT benz Stcfe }elta sur @rfenntni6 Der
Welt gu 9elan9en. @eute fam jener Name
IN benz anseoeuteten Gimme nur nod als
Elm @brennabme 9elten. Die Wateriaz
ltlten unc moteriolifilden 9taturfori1er
llno Sbulc oaran, noB pns men ldlide
@eldledt mebr unp mebr . ZEN Nr<
men pes in ieinen @eieyen erfannt uno
beSwun9enen StofS empor9etra9en wiro-
oaB mir beute, entfel7elt Don oen Banoen
Der @Awerfraft, NIT Der @eidpinoi9teit
oes @inoe6 Uber Die SberfdGe Der Grpe
oabineilen uno oab mir un6 9e9enieiti9
na6 ben entferntei1en Srten fat nit Der
S6nellteteit be6 @eoanfen6 chamber Mitz
t%beilun9en MAIDEN. Golden 3boten 9e@
9eniter muB bic Mtb9unf ibwet9sn,
uno bic 3eiten f1no Dpruber, in benen
cine bon Der pbantaiie trl9li@ por9eipie>
9elte Belt ben Menlden mebr gait, als
bic mirflihe.
@AIr6 fcYnt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-01
ga 9rDNe< tnb Milwaufee:
Gnenb0bn.
@inter 9lrrenactrcnt.
@5&=Es::;ssss::zz5ss.=


Nte etn5i9e birefte Jioute Dpn ct. Saul, ct.
an1Den9> gt!nneaprlis> pre5crtt, 5alinas, Neebs,
Sano1a9> gSt11cna unb IA Grche na6 Mifwoufee.
9p!eagO, Nstrrlt> eleselanb> yuHolc, 9ulpenlrn
Srleae, Ylttstug, ybilnnelpbia, Netp=gprf. Vs-
ton, Baltimore Waibinston, Gincinuati, vpuis-
otlle> cot. Souts, 9airp uup Stem Orleans. unb
aaen ancerl1 punten III cep Ser. Staaten unb
ben @anaba's. - wv
9tell enoe erlparen auf bieler Npute, mQbz
reno oer unterbre6un9 Der 56iffabrt.
lOO Wfellen uno "a Stunpen an 3eit.
;3wet tagli9s 3use (@onutae ous9enummen}
9s2sn Don Va erOlle ot> ~ie folst:
SLIT 5as :''' ....n INN 2 ubr Na6m.
2wtl1e1 pug .....:.... UNI 1880 ycrnt.
Nte Gerbinoung eei6iebt AT Der Milwaufee-
llto Chicago Gi|entabn uub nit ben DampfbSteu
am Sate Mi6isan.
Sn Ga @rcile fummsn bic :3iiee al, uni 10 ubr
~ Minuten Nadn1ittaos> 1no IL ubr IS Miu.
GDrmittaos.
@pn Ga Gro7e nod Gbicaso fabrt maj,
in IS Stunpen.
Die ya7ast 1T 10 tiais mic auf irssue elmer
anpern Nputs.
GerbtnbunAen.
Yin Der Junctiru nit ter Irub tu Fac unb
Slttrlb G1lentabn; bel 5prccu nit Der 6criepn
une Berlin Gilsntabu gu Milmaufee NIT tsr
etiea9o 1ne Milwaufee unb Watertrmn gilen-
babn; NIT rem 1ampfer11 fir bic Ietrcit unb
Wllmautse uno Sbebrysan 8abn; lpmie fir bic
yate superior, Green Say unb GeQinspeeb
Hputen.
3rpugb Iidets erbalt man in Der
21det<S1fiee ber 9pmpasnie, an Der Gritten @tr.-
nabe eem Nmerican 5pule> in ct. Yaul> Minn.
Capt. S. 6. @eorae>
Iitet -Nsent, ct. Yaul.
=. 2S. Wil w. @eneralsNsent bes Wetens.
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Mann, tus thus = bafur 1T aber aud
baS @ort @erlu9un9 weibli&en Sc
I6le6ts, unp nlannli9 ba6 @prt S{e9.
Gbeplpsen uno Surifen foroern BON
benz Menl9en in abstracto ofenbar naebr>
als Der Menl9 in concrete gu leiiten
permaA 9eraoe >pe9en ieiaer &erlu@unz
gen. unb bic Sbeolpeen bdtten es uni 70
tpeniser tbun louen> ba de he 2eioeni9afz
ten - @erlu@un9en bes TeufelS 9enannt>
uno bamit Dte1ei9t mebr @~ernunftt9eS
9e1a9t baben> ais man DOT, tbnen 9ewpbnt
1T. DaS Merlebur9er 8ier 1T bann am
better, tpent1 e6 re6t weit perfIbrt poroen
it, unb 70 AUDI semi1e @etne; uno ba6
tpabre Slid be8 2eben8 te9innt ert b.
100 bic @erlu9un9en aufb6ren poer i@wdz
der werben. Die pbiloiopben 9tn9en itet8
bili9er gu @erfe> uno batten @eb1r, wenn
bic 2eipenl9aft ruff: @dreit bu bier> pu
pd6tet anber6! Treibett - Tu9enp -
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unb @er ltano, &et9tbum uno Sinnen9ez
nub> &ubm unb Ma9t Die Majetdt ber
&1ni9e unb @Slfer> Stdote uno @taaten
enpi9en 1ie ni6t ale nit hic jacet? l1nb
iie be9ruben i9u. y&inioe> Mempbt6 unp
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lnb fpn1n1t nimnter, nimmer wieber y
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