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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
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THOUSANDS arc daily speaking in the praise Of DIR. ga
never fails afford instantaneous relief when given in time
t il by magic aud trial alone will convince You
that what we say j. true II contains No pARE0RlC OK
OPIATE any kind and therefore relieves By removing
the sernrs Of your child, instead Of by deadening its
spsibitirs FOR this reason It comments itself the
v reliable y cparation known for Children Teething
psra nysentery Gripping in the Bowels, Aeidty OF the
stomach Wind Cold in the head, and Group also for so
teninr the gums reducing inflammation, regulating the Bow
els and relieving pain Il has equal-beng antispas
yulsin or other Fits As YOU value the life health
your children and wish them from those sad and
bghtng consequences which certain to result fr1m the
use Of narcotics Of which all other remedies for lnfantie
Complaints composed take none but Dr. haions Imam
tile Cordial this you rely upon. 1t Is perfectly BARN
less and cannot injure the delicate infant Price =
cents Full DIRECTIONS accompany each hottie Prepares
oply bv CHURCH DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway, New York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
BLOOD FOOD.

HEALTHY human Blae3 upon being ANALiZbD always
,rnts rs with the same essential elements and gives q
course The True Standard Analy the Hood OF person
surinr from Consumption Liver Complaint, Dysfcps
serfa and fni in every nstauoe certn dehe'ei-
es IN thr rcd siabuss Of Bord. SUPPLY these dsheeuees
ami on are ma we'll TIE BLOOD FOOD i founded mp
On this Theory hcnre its astonishing There are
tIVE PREPARATIONS aiapie 70 the Deficiencies Of the
Ioi in lfT-runt dcasrs. For Coughs Cls HuclIiii--
OF any affection sstsycr Of tn THIRST o. lanEs nurinE
f-rp,st.n tis No l. which l. sso the No for neprcss-
IN n Srifs xs II Appetite and hr All Ghrouic Gem
iaits rfiu- FROM Crer-use fcrcr Nchinty. and Ner-
- l,r,srr,ffn No . for liver Complaints, Ne. 3 for
Irsfrtis Hsitz airsig prrplrei IT sasEPten u l. t.
ks lv Drops aud carried iulrcltaiy into the eirrltio
:, .l 4t you gain ycsi retain The No Is for fcHns'c
i-t,sfs il4ss-rit Weaknesses, SC Sc SPECIAL drr--
ios fr this Fof salt Eheum. EruP;i1us Scrufaous. Nil
rev and Hitdd.r Complaints take No . IN ~ 49, e
Foo.i II psr iott.c. sold ~ Church bItoNfs
No 401 fsrssai~sy. Nov iufk-
q q fg0ODgTN & co Nhuisssle A-cuts. f-sstsu. md
~ all r,,ctasie Druggists thrcaaeut the country = l.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

SAXToNs RlvER.-There is spirit OF
enterprise starting up in Saxton's River,
truly commendable aud very worthy Of i'm
itation. The people there are pursuing the
true course to build up their place, and will
make it among the smartest villages in Yer,
mont.
We understand large boot and shoe
mandatory is about TO be built Some
fifteen thousand dollars capital has already
been raised with which to start business.
The old sand chop is to be removed to the
site now occupied by DIR. Simond's office,
and will be remodeled 10 suit the business
intended. 1t is calculated that this bust
ness will give employment to about 100
workmen, and add some twenty families TO
the village. They are to have machinery
which is 10 be run by steam power.
i. f. Perry, Esq, is going TO build new
dwelling the coming season. 1t will be
erected near the Baptist Church. Capt.
+. Livermore will also build a new dwelling
on the same site Of his present residence.
The old dwelling is TO be removed aud re-
modelled and made as good as new.
Mr.. IL. d. Holton, highly respectable
young man Of much promise, has just finish
ed his medical education and graduated as
an NJ. ID. His advantages in New York
for two years past have been very supe-
rior, and the bid is very fair that he will
make skilful physician. We certainly
wish him the most abundant success, and
trust he will find location which is not
"distressingly healthy!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

Six or eight county officers, including the
county judge of Dubuque county, Iowa
have been indicted for misrepresentation Of
the public money.
We suggest that this strong hold of the
Iowa Democracy change their officers. We
know of number of very respectable Yer
monters in that county, who, we are quite
sure, would make decided improvement
in the care of the "public money"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

PLYMOUTH ITEMs.-The Woodstock
Standard says, on the 9TH inst Mr.. Smith
Dutton, firm of Dutton & Bacon, had his
little finger of his right hand cut off, and
his hand badly mangled by circular saw.
A few days since little son of Manson
Bates, cut off three of his toes with an ak.
Mr.. c. G. Coolidge has COW which has
lost three inches of the end of her tongue
It was bitten off by horse, and weighed
two ounces,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

a little Sabbath school girl at Cleveland,
Ohio, repeated her lesson with this nuw
version If one passage: For If W love
them tha: love you what reward have ye I?
do not even the republicans the same?'
A householder in western village, in
filling up his census schedule under the
column headed, Where born," describes
one Of his children as "born in the parlor,"
and the other "up stairs"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

A LUxURY.-W. Il. Steayns, Esq, OF
Bartonsville, makes maple sugar of quail
ity of the most luxurious order. We should
like to dwell in his sugar house these days
His sugar is made after the most approved
method, and especially is he particular as
to the cleanliness of all his apparatus. We
have a lot of maple syrup of his manufac-
ture which is as clear as crystal. His SUI
gar of course commands the highest price
in market
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Quick Sales & Small Profits.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
o J. PRATT.
so Hrattlcbuin. Vermont
CPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPAULDlSGs PREPARED GLUE.
srAULDIHG's PREPARED dLUEl
SAVE TIE PIECES


CJ-"k Sfirsu ~ TiMg Saves NfNE."zCa
A. accidents viii happea la vcregpifed families
drirahie cheap ard cruvc lent Nay
flr repairing Furniture, TRs. Cruekrry- etc. sFAUtp-
IN6s ARID GLUE insects Al stch ICES. and
10 household he without IT, II etiS
up the sticking point. Thris M hHsef ufststs
fir liaipng rhsirs3 spanvi frrs. hiHs iis. ard
broken crihs 10 = article fr she'll, sHd
other ornamental work popular with babes af rhnel"nf
Ttis admirable rrrefatan Is aFti rldi aing
Chemically held in and I.sin- Al tho sanahr
aus itis II the lest eti q II ufty ic H
a. tlse piar eriiuarg nuria Icing Nassly adus
i've USEFUL IN EVERY liOUSE. \, IN hris-ii ar-
conaptuss each hnftle ftiec - rents Winisalr fst
Ne s. Cellar NsS YaFt. Atinoss n. c SpAULDINU,
i,ox Ne af7N New lagk
Fut rp Dealers Czss e-Htsi u- fsar. rht. aud
twelve doxen. traiinal Isfanrrap <ifs-ar arcaupass
ln- rsckase sE hs-fie 81 Spanlines Pr pared
Glue sill tiu il ~. annually every ssse
hold sold hy aH prus.arrf -tsausrs. Druggists Isfl-
ware aud Frruifarp iirs. t's-ers asHi ucY stsss~
Country merchants .itsiid nl~ke raie q STsukss
Prepared Glue ns~stu az tgir Pals s u AL ssAsd
shy climate ga
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

In Ascutneyyile. March 20 by Rev. NJ Kimball. Mr.
CHARLES A. PARKER of Cavendish, and Miss MARY
DAVIS daughter of Mr. Jonas D. Davis.
In Ludlow, March IA, by Rev. Ira Pearson Mr.. NOR
MAN b. ROYCE of Cavendish, to Miss MARY A. FULLAM
of Ludlow.
In Bratteboro March 10, by Rev NJ Carpenter Mr. MAR
TIN A. DAGG EFT Of Grafton and Miss JU LIZA A. STREET
Err Of Hnslale, n. IL.
At Mount Holly, March It'll, by Rev Daniel Packer Rev
LFMUEL PIERCE of Plymouth, and Mrs. MIRA L.
FRENCH of MI. Holly
In Springfield March 81, by Rev. S. H. Coburn, Mr.
JOHN d CUTLER and Miss ALICE MESSENGER, all of 5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday, AaTch %
Atmaret el Cattle shout sol Beeves and 100 Stores
consisting Working Oxen Mich Cows and one twoa
Prices 81 Market eef-Extra 81 J0gS 90 hrst quality
3775. second quality - 70 third guay,s4e eos ordn-
airy 50 90.
Working Oxen, 500. 40 q Sl75-
Cows and Caives-Sa5, 30 o 80.
cid y q >
Sheep AMI Lambs-IS5a at market. Prices in iat'
2.25 3 % each. Extra s.. s. 81, clch or g &
rer 10. lFe wright
Hides s q Sc. Taliow, a &c
PeIts - - 81 "a each Cali skins 10 a. lie p n.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
WIN. L. HUTCHINs' ESTATE.

STATE OF NERMUNE, The Hon; ProIate vouIt
DIST. or WINDSOR 6. S. for said District of Wind
sor aforesaid To all pesons interested in the Estate OF
WILLIAM T. HUTCHlNS late of Andover in said District
deceased intestate Greeting
Whereas John G. Persons admin strator has made his
application to this Court have the time for paying the
debts and settling the Estate of William L. Hutchns late
AndaY6r deceased extended year from and after the
expiration Of the time heretofore allowed for that purpose
Therefore YOU hereby notified to appear at session
# said Court to be held the Inn Of Downer in Wealth
ersheld in said District the 4h Tuesday Of April next
aud show cause if any you have why the prayer of said
administrator should not he granted
Dated Cavendsh ia said District this 9Th day OF Mar
A. d. 1860. 10 CLARK II. CHAPMAN Reg.r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

The grand jury of Hartford county, Md,
have indicted I. B. Hull for getting up a
club of subscribers for the n. Y. Tribune,
and free negro for subscribing to the same
paper. They also indicted David Tucker,
Methodist, for distributing the Sunday
School Advocate, and another man for
owning and lending Helpers Crisis.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

REsIGNED.-Mr L. A. G. Dodge of
Athens has resigned HE office Postmas-
ter at that place, but we have not heard
who is to be his successor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
NnuRER rRon EAcn srArE.
Total

Eass-sa'es SAME as last wec prices fully sustained
Tls quality OF sheep rather poor, but osins to the
sraut suysIy sherr a slight improvement
NB As i usual Fast work market diy vii tc Ia dly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

tOhMESSlONE h7S AUItIE.
WE the Subscribers being duly appointed by the Probate
w Court for the district of Westminster Commissioners
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the Estate of WILLIAM IL BUTTON late of
Wiudham, in said District deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the 18th day of February 1860 being allowed by said
Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend to the business of said appointment
at the Dwelliughouse of the hate VIM H. Duton in Wind
ham in said District the 10th day of May and the 18th
of August next from O'Clock, A. NJ until four O'clock
NJ, on each Of said days.
N W. WOOD. !
LENT LAWRENCE, ! 0olnniiSs'o'ers'
WILLIAM HARRIS Jr, Admir- 1915
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
JAMES BoYNToN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
DIST. OF WINDSOR, 5. Court for the District Of
Windsor To all persons in the estate of JAMES
BoYNT0N late of Boston, in the Commonwealth of Mas
sachusets deceased ntesate who died leaving credits in
this District. Greeting.
Whereas Ambrose Ranney administrator Of the Estate
Of said deceased propose rendering account of his admin
son and presenting his account against said estate for
allowance at session Of said Court to be held at the Inn
Of H. Downer in WeathTsfeld, in said District the
fourth Tuesday of April, A. D. 1850
Therefore you hereby notified to appear before said
Court the time and place aforesaid and show cause il
you have why the said should be allowed
Dated Caveudish said District this 9th day of Mar.
A. D. 1860. Is CLARK II. CHAPMAN, Reg'r.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

W. would announce to our readers that
"a I'M { made arrangements by which we
are impaired to receive all kinds of book
h;.d;yp. The work will be done in the
most superior manner, and we are quite
.,,. IN give satisfaction. Orders solicited,
- We expect to leave the TINES in
ia eharce of the printers next week. The
,,rst of the week will probably be devoted
i cons entions, and the last to-sugaring
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

In South Reading, March 90 daughter to sILAs A
ROBINSON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
Further Notice.

NtE are now Offering entire STOCK OF PRINTS put
w chascd before February COST many for LESS
THAN COST, and when say and rs We
say. ADAMS & uAPGOOD.
March p, $50. l3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
ESTATE OF CHESTER e. HAsELToN

STATE OF YER MONT The IIea- tho prebats
DIST. WINDSOR S Court for the District of
Windsor aforesaid To all persons concerned in the Estate
of CAESTER L. HASELT0N late Of Andover, in said Dis
trict deceased. n:estatc. Greeting
Whereas, Samuel f. Albee and Charles P Albee admin
isators the Estate of the said deceased propose render
ing of their administration presenting their
against said Estate for allowance at session of
said Court be held the Office of the Judge of Probate
in Springfield IN said District the 2Ist day of April
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear before said
Court the time and place aforesaid, and show if
any have why the said should not be allowed
Dated Springfield In said District this 22d day of Mar
A. b 1890 1879 HENRY CLosS0s, Judge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

NOR SALE, RENT, or % LET ON SHARES sTTuA-
Il atcd one aud half mics from the village Of Fellows
fals Address 5 GRANGER
Bellows Falls, March 90, 1850. 10
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&C. Evans .N Go.
md q W-'aFc eanTtlntIl FoaFlFIHE
New STYLES Of JeWelry

and nInr 10 tie nssuy srriEs not herctofre embraced
II ~, ar conf flr completeness aiei variety our
tom cannot he cxocisl We shall rnntisuc 10 disiri
ute the .sntc uusprins md impartial hand send
f,r ttsiorue Our pisn Of Operations aud all Necessary
Information l. contained tir Catalogue. lcfusal Of
which viii convi ANY one uf lie
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
ll out IN e-isr that I'll NAV he tsnffs-i b. system
send frr Fatti In want watch. or would sol
ssr-s q library. We point rvy method 70 obtain
either a. small uutay II tire sud without
expense: IN fct ae sl-r - who have reegei
i.Yfh b aetiue - a-efifs l;ras. te tatrtozvr
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
~ We take a. ia Il les taFsash H. " oar diacc-
tions rouif bel gita-
Ant. sup;l win show niiis AMI Circular and every
inf lrnaafi ~ gwen. Adlrcss
GIG. lSv1nS ~ Co..
4sS4s csrssiIi. BOSTON. MASS. tsis
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

WooDsTocK.-The re-buiaiEg Of the
burnt district has already begun, and ere
long . large three story block will cover the
vacant space. All right. Nothing like en-
ferprise after fire.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

10 South Woodstock there is one ease of
saen pox. A correspondent thinks it will
not spread. Its now confined to a child
lev weeks old, in the family of Mr. Oliver
Kendall.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
FAMILY GROCERIES,

VIII TEAS MD UUF Els that cannot LuI % SUIT
Dealers buy of any articles of Medicines that
usually kept country for less than they obtain
them from the city Patent Medicines furnished trade
prices /. n. THORN.
Bratteboro March %, 1860 %
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VIRGINIA
@eiss S!rr Scu.serrl
Spn
GSS. enas

AnFA pcriGnItt' 9infdifs in ;torNtm SIN ~. u
sea Stine &rIrkt. mrIntn lerbft,n S,inrtn tnn cec
itAl'sp. 9 2lasr Der tetru GiIarrrr i,eef m.rt nur DIN.
'iiaf ~ 1GsnhnnsrrtIie Fills zen prf,isn of .ttei an
0nnr". H~'tcttills s~mpishir I'D mst* roaidHortr,ee
WAGER 9Nu RIuh 8hu- uro 5t MOI 1aSaF, pisfCs
illtr ar aiN ~isn,tils Artlisi, ole IN eInsm Sisurrtu-
ati'raft Iaiuoonlth !rin 81 Sfreen. Tin eine arTSliij
aalI.t itints tdIers R,ti,t y. Rsienfrlb
sc. 1874 Sreaphr,
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FEULR-

rEULR-s hRSICHERBEE.
%erHtctrHua leg u aiCrIait rel tSruSr. rc pet IN Pit up,h ,,s
tI'H Wtre' ni7ini !" t't r'u'Slt'n <rhins :=s:= Der ual.trih
.ttt NStni or '''
''rtAt 2Stffrrn j.'Ardhe' Gehfo1np IN 95iiansIpb,,
'n'Ses'n Hdr:!tts 9t;ltetmrs amf I'rsnhaug.. Stprss Sotrih.
Hcue iuten. Ytrtf'ittn StIGHn4ea, 5rurisftttr IT. 6area,r5,s.
'ihIttr, A"LIm nhStli.r it aRe ipar III rrn bigioitr lr.T,u
S&- gtr,VRtn, m:i0s 10 lestu ben &tilut yru reno 49,
darn neiier, waEosn mcai!nrn, bi BEN ln.urianthr ypria ~,
ben. Dtt pAurt9tnNt Ger ,ohTfat t@cilru ,,uiarartt unc ;r,e
&ra,vana" hsTnHrt ITO IN Nrt2r,Ipb;a 80 4Gs d iru,ar L.
Ger 4ien SRA c, hne ttrRt eIe &0riTdl rtutistn $500 no0
3H RHnnirnc hrHnttt nh sit >}rciapife, All y .Itr,st IN
asGrth "n'tFHaie Dem eItd1W rstI Enr ncScn E Gsns
tlsithfhte rs'ei9h FIR os htitm Sun. une l. I'm k,g;,t.v
y :tlen eH:9s' en- 9sic II nI uie mi Q al 5tsrssti1e1 Ser ytss,rr
81 7 in Rt-a,na ate rabit. Jr. s Y Hrt1sn ~ IN XII
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
q ntfcbe Wnnthcse

Nar en mir su mtinrn sieTe,n Perhsku,,r 6, ..t+,.A =,
,@annta culernT htIiltS eanitHr. sneftbIs i'd MID ava 4rnrrf
rsism asne'sffn SSblprgtn, iRetH Is ~ als,dcr PCT; ,ur eort.
Re sttnaS. eaR ID ntnf frifhen Treausn rrh 81 siesw.r,.r ~
r rsW THsrE,tH' w i:n: fsin. SIS srrts Gerst. esas. osras-
neH, p~afersrnse rnctteftH Scr.sn Suestr, etutsH, gi<rrhp
rnHsr SIaHisr~S4k. dbosSlases 4Pasarrni. SaIeiST N srss,n ras
stms ! S,a,ssn. S.msf saE.tr ue roetn,u. sssR saan cKssvu
'9 iu Pen nSS'iei biEt9fcs pnstu ksfitHs sapftsls.
3. 6. & { sr, Sat
y SoftS Sanesse. aagetp, Sperm nab asaszSztfss-
io serte Spap. Slaa. SreTn RHs SeasS.
5 THREE Ria,
400 Srpsas uus Pg6ttts. :,
zoe G8rrs SHrrtrs Yats,
: 900 Grtf Rat6ta
sSsuoo ~e'6arren, %psrfbissrns rertS fctfr t,hoI,r p,A 49,
20 So. YIN. WGGlatt u. Ssbn-
os''sS Sa'ia'rt Sidite. foshrn sissliru uni IN kehtT
Gm. Wallace u. Spbn.
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Dtutihe 6et1m E.
Nr7. +. 8aumdnn MIrihdn.etrose

3p'TiNRN VI UItW HIlV OItH. :.
nah; Fen sErausn 8ibmsrbs sie ~ersstrnht al;rise. e,f f.
Dtutihla ~ ais pcsamnte 'tueisit uno auf ar lR;pcrI,st :, n
srrl IN aaiem Ibr, Granen setanesu sM, rerycn ne ne s ss,'.
,@sasnir' sO'ItasH tann; r'tsS 10 ne 't 1t sort,nHrnit IN IBtIt~
Itnb .Iiea be,tsns tnpnselt 3Sstth Hhbt eteeIt; iStn N0nnt-
Aal,tmprr IL fabrr prlstient bat, NIB Dap It: Ntss,iip Die ~ Dr. =, ~
sestu tanh. na 't tttoaiss auncirs III Str itn, liz, r..
ING if 0HII" N"'''eItH tann. 23.b
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q. II. ~CHA.LkLEY

OF. IT. III. u
rInrisr con vectr uut 2 BIN Sntln9s, JnreriS.r
o6h irIm;ci! TN 4 lit!eetr,
-. CTR, ,ni;bcu NtLin Il. GIrp, ~3t'.bmNnr. 8a
EtInA Il ShUauaRtin ptfp bits 9siudnoiSt aTprt n, paa,,
Don teptr a4cr Arr SrItns rpfSotta. Gltlt!eca Hnetn caitlSif III
Ii y dlc5 VI IbJem Sci paf! not3ilt l3rgt;tus, Ole / a ,yneinJe
tsIi:en &c. al. 5lrtl iIDeegs at l. % CuS :pr ,Sd:tltrr unr
NIB? nctrl aepltbt at,psles Ecetr il 4ltrhfuls ~speoitS;a
aae ricis Irtukt ptr9si s:geh 3Gr oN.r cute gapievt bia;i;
.ertaIf;. I'D.
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II. 0Vcrrrr u. e y y.
Appthr:tr unr IrugsiR.
9tc. ID MamzStrase.

wv 7" -N~IN =
Hantcne fur eae tisser 9sirrrrtas 3Grautr Sort tr. Ir!er ~.
'.heTGES prrgnr!er 8eeienuHs, Saiitist Lun ferneTtir " erbsitr.
Aectrtt ncrOsn III Ieaet 3It ;sr ias aneNadttj srrmpt ure At,
Tftahlfi .Ms9tfub:t.
Ahr Srricn ,%5arbeiehe, 5snitsrstrs, y ;etr, QiSdrrtn,
RII.~. Hdn- ac S.tadrtHsat sstinei4 a,-.nc am ptrerE a.
Sen elliGien IrcMsn strtAtiI
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NEW MARKET HOTEL,
IIe's,f Gisn unD Warjbalfr., 8lnmono, =

2ie 80 0ieii uno Vtarlbautr., IIclmono ia.
=" rtisHcsa YltIitam rirb tit,s Hsu sinssri0Rs bp:a b
a'>eNH. WlCtbtitis trIaubtu iN - i"rsriSEpnusd, aa,
- 2tI&M ia oIItttM Se-7 ,DhddHpa chg,
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