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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
OLD SERIES

every thing is his power Zoe the arrest Of
her husband. but net having ssececded, hs
eIperieneed . pleasure In Informing her OF
his safety. Who but the pssrisss Wash
iusion would have PINNED saeh nois In
such an hoar' Hov void Of hooOr muss
Arnold have become to have iors.teu such
O ehisi
Not long did Mr.. Arnold remain at West
Point! Washington gave her . passport.
and she went 10 her friends IN philsdsl.
phia. She had Left them bot . short time
before. bright and happy shs now came
to them stricken with grief. and weary Of
iifs. Our American forests were clad In
their gorgeous Indian summer robes. but
little beeied the weary traveller the beau.
tics which nature had thrown % lavisbly
around. She nestled her fair head oncs
more on tho hearts Of loving parents, and
asked to 1.-Two and die In the home OF her
childhood. with those whom she could trust
who had never yet deceived her. She could
no longer reverence or respect her husband;
he hal blasted every hope Of life. and could
she lovo him siill? Ask thoas who like her.
had ,ru,,.d THAR ali Of human bann,n..s or
misery to the keeping OF one whom they re-
.,,,.d a. ,;,,. Ia. than .,,.,. and ha,s
h.o, ,,l.~;.. d.cs,,oa Ala, q, xom,,..
h.a,, In .och a, hon, trial vb.n ,bs nm.
d;.,,i..b truth !. fo,Iv revealed.
Ru, Mr.. Arnold VA. d.ni.a m. only
hoo, ,b. e,,,.d. sb. wa, no, allov.d 10
remain with her friends. In, E.,cu,i,.
Counei, Of P.pp.,l,anIa believed her % be
, ,,,,ic;,,n, in her husband, Guilt. and
ordered her ,o l.a,. ,b. Stat. within four.
teen day.. and never return during the con.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

Srx.yrp EGCs. Butter plate and break
the eggs upon it. aud season with butter.
salt. and pepper. Place them In steamer.
and cook longer or shorter Tins according
10 individual taste. This is good dish for
an invalid, 10 not cooked too hard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

Tom Hood says nothing 'poils holiday
like Sunday coat or new pair Of boots.
To have time se. easy, your garments must
set the example.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

A poor hsnpscksd husband declared that
the longer he lived tbs more be Was smittsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
farmers department.
"sFEED rHEFLow."

All the ART. and .cseces pertsiaing to hie, are
co CIV haked together. and are intimately eoansct-
81 18th Agriculture --.,GNtCoLA.
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Pasture Grasses.

a Dairyman writes hi. experience to
the Somerset Farmer, in SkOwhesau. Maine,
as follows:
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-28

tjeS JsSSESA -, SAT1oSAL-According to the statis-
Nor,b io' lS6i, the Congregationalists have, in
nemS. IS america. 2,734 churches and 260 3S9
New England, a'e fesioen's ol
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-28
sHor DrAp-Anotber Of those iustidable

SHOT DEAD.-Another of those "justi6able
homicides," so frequently happening in our mi
ming districts, occurred at GibsonvilIe on Sat
urday last. Liquor as usual, was the agent of
death. Hodges Fisher met Perry Davis in
McFarland's saloon, and invited him TO walk
out, which he did. After short conversation
Davis started to re-enter the saloon, when
Fisher, being under the exciting influence of
liquor, commenced drawing revolver, where,
upon his intended victim quickly grasped his
own weapon, exclaiming, !" For Gods sake,
Fisher, don't draw that revolver !" but he con-
tinued on the aggressive, following Davis in
backward movement, until the fatal bullet
passed his heart, dropping him dead upon his
face his revolver still clasped in his right hand.
-Four shots we're fired, three of them producing
but slight wounds upon the deceased. Fisher
was a man of about forty three years, formerly
from Weslmoreland county, Pennsylvania, and
had resided in Gibsonville for q number OF
years. He owned good claims and was pos
sessed of a respectable fortune. 1t is said he
had threatened Davis's life, being envious OF
friendship shown lady who had become un-
frienely to himself Mr.. Davis, who enjoys
fair reputation in the community, was tried by
the proper authorities and acquitted.-[ Noun
tain Messenger.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-28

IRELAND.-The tremendous demonstration
made by the Irish people on the 4th OF NO
vember, at Dublin, in honor of the patriot,
Terrence Bellew MeManus, cannot have failed
to leave a deep impression on the English
Government The Times affect to treat the
funeral ceremonies with aristocratic nonchal-
auce, but the statesmen of the country must
have regarded the event as indisputable evl-
dence that the masses of the Irish people still
seek an opportunity to declare independence OF
the English crown. Not less than fifty thou
sand persons, it is estimated, were in the pro-
cession, and among them were many OF the
most distinguished men of the country The
speeches delivered on the occasion expressed,
in burning words, the continued hostility OF
the people to the domination of the Saxon"
aud letter from Father Lavele, which was
posted in the streets of Dublin, was more than
usually bold and revolutionary.
This revival of Irish patriotism, IN eonnec-
tion with the fear that famine may still further
Increase the popular discomfort, will mate
rally assist the advisers of the crown in forrl-
ing favorable opinion of the Mason and
Slidell question.-FS. F. Herald.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-28

WANTS A PLAcE.-Times being hard and a
cold winter at hand, many really clever people
are at their wits end for some means of keep
ing the wolf from the door. Desperation has
driven one of them to the dire extremity he so
forcibly portrays in the following advertise
ment:
WASrED.-A situation as son-intdlr in
some respectable family. No objections TO
going short distance into the country For
references and particulars address Frank
Stuart, Post Office, Williamsburg, n. r.
IN. Y Tribune.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
January 9th, 1862.
MANAGERS:

MANAGERS:
rig. Gen. L. DeShields, Major John Bidwell,
dit. Gen. J. V. Scott, Capt. II. Theal,
on. W. 7. Sexton, Hon. Thomas Wells,
" J. B. Barker, " J. E. N. Lewis,
IS H. J. Morrison, C. F. Lott,
en-. P. Fl. Harris, J. NJ. Vance,
apt. A. H. Connolly, Lieut. II. b. Hunt,
ieut. D. C. Burlingame &C. Moore.
lrgeon VIM. Wilson, Q. NJ. Sargt. J. J. Collins,
. b. Lathrop, Senr. Peter Freer,
=. D. Plum, Forbestown Russ-J Johnson, Berry Cr'k
am Whipple, E. s. Ruggles, Mt. House,
Thatcher, wyandOtt, P; oFarrell Cent. House,
). Morris, 90 Alex Kirby
alter Elliott, Bidwen, j. R. Lumbert, Bang r,
b. Pike, W. NJ. Kirby, Sewell's r.
m. lie Fay, Cherokee, NJ. Pence, Fences Ranch,
McDanles, l.. Burnham, - %
H. Wells, Yankee Hill j. D. Pollard, Dogtown,
,. Dlckey +. Il. kinSon '
m. Nesbit, Helltown, Col. Mum. Johnston's R.
en- Harbour, Butte Cr'k A. S. Warner, Rock Cr'k,
. b. Pond, Chico, Jas. Wagstaff, Hamilton,
r. Egery, Capt. Nelson
Jos. Virgins, Nanest's Store.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
W. W. Hobart, H. B. Hunt,
L. IL. Harris, J.Lytle,
J. J. Collins.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Sam Hedges. NH Darrach
II. Bay, Geo. G.. Perkins,
). Block, A. Stephenson,
COMMITTEE ON CARRIAGES.
a. G. Simpson, G. C. Moore,
f. B. Hendee, j. ". Parks,
n. Goldstein,
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
rd. Sgt H. J. Simmons, Serg't J. Boucher,
erst ". o. Middleton Corporal S. S. Sample,
" ]. Smith, =" j. Buckius
Callow, J.W. Gilkyson.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Capt. A. H. Connolly, Lieut.. H. B. Hunt,
W. w. Hobart, j. B. NJ. Smith,
Sam Davis, Jas. A. Wardwell.
TICKETS, IS each, (including Supper and Car
age Hire) to be had at Simpsons Book Store, or
ON any of the Committee of Arrangements.
sg- Orders for Carriages to be left at Simpsons
0ok Store.
n. B.-Dancing will commence at precisely halt
asst O'Clock.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-28

BRIGADTER General T. w. Sherman. Com
mander of the Union army now in South Car.
Dina, was a New England lad of limited pecu.
mary means. When be first visited Washington
to obtain admission to West Point, be walked
the whole distance from his fathers house in
Rhode Island TO the National Capital. That
long, tedious march revealed qualities which
insured his success with General jackson, who
was then President The old hero had won
derfnl insight into character, and in this in-
stance was not mistaken in his man.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-28
Fashion Saloon!
MONTGOMERY ST.,
Between Lincoln and Huntoon, Orovflle.

~ THIS SALOON HAS BEEN ELEGANTLY
IN fitted up. and furnished with the best OF
~ LIQUORS AND CIGARS. A private room ad-
Joins the saloon--wel warmed ,carpeted and cosy
where the patrons of the establishment can pass
portion of the long winter evenings in social recrea-
lion and enjoyment. al
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-28

CEMENr.-A rich vein of good hydraulic
cement has lately been discovered near Marti
nez. 1t is similar to that found at Benicia, and
is said to be as good as any brought from the
East
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-28

WHOLESALE DEsERrIoy OF ENGLISH Sol
nlERs-The Buffalo Commercial says that a
synueman who arrived from Toronto lately.
wv" "ue'e he had resided since May, states that
Sc' 81 The thousand English soldiers recently
Aasa.a AOuea at that place, nearly six hundred have
l';sea, lel, !. He relates instances where the men
mai! squads. Many were retaken, but the
'i{slny is.1!y managed to escape.
her lat 'us Is the way England's soldiers manage,
'1'e de'aehments will do no great harm.
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aeetes :, @6ee,,.

Qout8Stlle, 9. Desbr. Der Men,pbts
NpalanG ia9t, baB Die Ser. ct. Sruppen BON
@atrO aus cine 8emegung MAIDEN, UNI SeferlUn
5bOmplon unp ieineu Qeuten Den 8a63ug ab3us
I6netpen.
Dafelbe 8latt belt6ttgt ben Stes Der l1ntUnSs
leute unter 8rptpnluw In SfIenuefee.
5p(tn's lbpimmenbe 8atterte palItrte Meuts
pits am 4. D. auf benz gBe9e uan Columbus,
8p, 3u penen gertbeibt9uns ie Sertrencet trer-
Cen fol-.
Sn Mennp6tS betBt 60, baB man in BEN Ser,
Ct. bic sr6Bte 8siOreniB fir Die SiGerbett ST.
9outs' te9e.
Sn Naibptle berriat 9roBe Grbttteruns iiber
bte 3pangssNusbebung,
unsefabr 10, 900 wettere 6rnppen liup lsit
DEM Srefen BET Belmont in Columbus, S., an
getOmmen. Die 9tebelen.G rnppen e%pnrentrtren
lA bort RAID unb ertlaren, baB $4,000 Waun
ben 9laB niGt ne6nten fGnnen.
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bee alten ga6umotanalS." NuS bteiemi 0runOe
~stpetfst pa8 pOiartO", bnB Der San 5acinto"
bds Ge6t Bate, BEN ySrent" su tcrcen, ielblt
niGt CUR 3eit bes RrteeeS.
Nnsenummen aber, Der n5aeintOD Bate oas
NeGt, ben yErent" an3ubalten, 70 b%eltreitet bas
vOtarto", baB iroenb Elm 9ae6t belebe, bas tbn
CUR gerbaftung 0loione uup 6ltpeae trnddtt-
gen tSnne, Der Captain be6 n9rsut" na0nt
.6teIe 5errsn an 8prO ieineS @Atfes auf, pie
nnbere 9uiastere. Sc mar ntdt letre Saae,
gu fraaert Of le apf ether btplOmatiiAen Mtd1cn
BON Der faplt6en CONFEDERATION ieten. Dtesl-
ben paren, pte ale anberen 9ailasiere, unter
benz S6us Der en9ltl6en 6lagSe. Der Gapitan
.6eS vErent" Derlebtt burG tbre Iufua9me bnrd<
aus nt6t bas 9te9t Neutraler. Die @efan9ets
nabme Maluns unb SltbeIS mar pa9er, mad
benz ltrtbetG bes vOtarip" cine inDerantrOrtltbe
@danptbat, bic bas umsrtcantl9e G'Ouoerne~
ntent habur@ 3t besaSoutren, fid beetlen tperoe,
OaB es BITE @efangenen 70 talO ais mOsltA an
ENGLAND ausliefere. = Oa III Sas rDiarlc" 9e<
tpalttg auf bent 6pl3pe9e.
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Ole @efanoenen in wprt warrem &c.

8pFuu, 8. Deg. 3u Qnfons DteIer 8U6e
Zen $40 Nlaun nit Gtnl9luB BON 6 SnSoltpen
10 IL Gff3iereu, peIde BET 6atterns 9efunsen
.nommeu muroen unp 8ssenwartts in Sort
IN 6aft fBen, udA Sort NCnrue unp
IL tort unter YartamentGrl a89e mad NOrfUlt
56jdt merbeu. DteIe8 pentst auf etne Nnss
e6ielun8 BON @efangsnen btu.
Der Dampfer gSItnutS" lit aneefUmmer, unb
t5 ID. Mlatue gte8tment pirO f6 paRrf6etnlt&
Or8en einf8tfen, nm 3t Sen. Buffers @rpeOt=
N 3a fO6en.
Dd5 "a. W}aGa6uettS 3eg, Sol. Gtsp6enlun,
.ro W}Or9en @ftttag ietn 9a8er BET Heapottls
rIafen unO mad Qnnapplts atfabrem, I'M IN
Gn. 8nrnf6e'e @rgepitipn 89etl gu ne9men.
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@nrt aentnefb.

QoutSbtnt, 8. Dea. Mebre 8rtefe aus
omer1et uno STAFFORD pom 6. DECEMBER, pelHs
ben etn9etaufen dnO, melben, boB bic gunpeS-
IPPsn unter Sen. S66pf 9enGtbt9t purDen,
; pteTejt8 S0merlet 3uritf3u3teben, uno oaB bic
1e1en, 10000 @fonn fart iber ben Gumber~
tc1uB 9in1en unb ge9en Somerlet marI6iren.
auner, 6rdueu uu0 6tnber fuHteten aus iener
seaO tn tsben mD8ItAeu 6ubrpert mad Stan'
pie 8epo6ner bpn STANFORD lino Der Qnli6t,
,Wan. S@6pf berlt1rtt perben lo(te, tpdbrenb
nDempFrat" in etnem QettartiteG Die Netnung
.prttt, baB Sen S46Pff BET fetnem 8tG3u9
@bfAt Bate, 3Dattefer IN cine Sale 3n LOFT
E5He DepeI6e aus 6ranffUrt TN Commercial
tet, Der S6ritt pe5 9rdfipenten 2incpln, ais
,e5 Grteolefretar8 Cameron SabreSberi6t ob>
'erte, tn0 bae 9rpBe &ertrnuen. pel6es man
bie @tnerole Nlc@lelan, 8ueu unp 5aled
(, bItten bic 0trfuna, bte 8elUr9ntIe Der
o~n5freuube so btiApt9tgen. .t9ingeaen renn
@agterup4 Der 9plttit bes 6errn 6 cameron
niqte, 70 tgirbe de bic Unions Dartei tn Rem
eatmut6t9en, penn ntAt 3erftDren.
Ge6rere 2eute, me(6e aus DEN Counties perrs
2etAer entIo6en, tparen 9etern In 6rontfurt
f.e6ten I'm SduB 8e9en 0tltams unp letne
lQe pel@e in jene Counties e~tnfelen, Die Gtns
uer ~RH5planoerten, t6r 8teb fOrttrteben unb
1e unton5leute tDotetsn,
-er 0eruat, pa6 3o0ttofer t6tr ben @nm-
2nck!8 8egan9en let, rur0e BON man@sn
.H teln @lauben gel9entt.
'sn. S@0pf salt etnen ! Weilen bte1ettS
te1et 9e'e3e'en 6Uge NIT nur 5000 @ann
st..
outs9ttlS ~ 7. Deg. Die aeteaeu
1 8etern Die Bride aser Bacon Greet absee
mt hlbeu,
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an 5ranctscp, 6. Deg. Das gDetter
5nerti4. 0eIadfte fIau. Staf3udsr Is
pr. 9fano. 9i4ter % Sent. Butter 80
ne 1uf 6em @e8e mad 9epas besriFene
fontfe1 8aaOe purpe an Der NorDgran3e
gon 8unbe8.8 ruPfen gefansen 0r,
1en. $50 anoere, pel9e benlel6en Wea
pouen, mer0en wObl paIelbe S4tdlal
B.. Der Dueatit @bOpIter befebltet ife.
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gBfd,tfaes ppn 6npana.


eOlmpfer y8alttmpre" fam bOrseternglaGs
3 bier Baltimore an. ST brin9t fol-
nthti8e 9la8ri6ten.
19una, 80. Sos. Die erfe N6tAeiluna
autihea 6iOtte, uelGe mad MericG belimmt
rlieB geitern 6o0lna; le empfng tbre Sn=
omen auBer6at6 Deg 6afeus. Die speite
lung iou mOrgen ab9eBeu, unO bic brittle
Il poer bret Gage f0l9en, - Die ganSe 6lOtte
Eu5 un9eidGr % 6a6r3eugeu bsteben, IL
un0 20 Gran5pprti6ifen. Die 8orbe
3 1T umfaHenO uup ppn etnem furAt6aren
Tier fir cine MRaht, pte man bisber fur
3 gg5altcn.
/ brttjide Rrieg5pampfer, 3rpei S4ife unb
.a9atte iiup aben Inn 6afeu etneelaufen.
frau55ti4tn &rie9soQmpfer ga Softer"
QlilaH" anteru unD MAIDEN Ii1 bereit, i'm
1 t~reu3eH, Der uGrpIi9en RiRe bon Cuba
J. nm, ME fe Iagen, Die Neutralttdtsredte
GiBen 9e8en cine GerleBuue oerlel6en our6
L Friegflbren6en Md9te Sacramento 8.
uli@e Be9nabme 6rittilder 6aGrsenge in
tI4en @epafern Sat 9rOBe N%ufreoun9 un-
iu6alteruen 8eamten erre8t, unp Strei9e
4efpenlelt perOen, beo0r man es ertpartet,
jbren @rfIarun9eu Der 8rteg bereits ert>
oapem Das 8erfabren beS @apt. MilteS
ne &e8terung gere9tfertt9t rgrpen let.
tetet ltt feline @elegen6eit bter, l6er ben
anD pernIuftt8 gu btsftttren ; benin Die
npauten Ter britttiGen S6ife, lOpte bic
Natipueu baben fA sntl1iepen, bic ge-
ingeu iDrt5 9anOels btnpe9 gu raumen
pre6alten ST. ergreifen, tpenn le fortbtlte~
ten, Ole Qufre9ung, psl9e burA bic
t Der brittil6eu Rriegsl1ife pieIen MUrs
uria6t purpe, LIT perientsen gang elet6,
utr beim @68nn8 Ger pantheon S4wa,
fern bepta0teten.
bem rGtagi0 Be IA Warina@ bonn 20. RoSeabtr.")
I'm frn6 pnren ale Ga6rseu9e Der @rpez
legen Wlericp Fagpet1e etn9emnnoen, Die
er ge9ei5t unb Die Se9ell9ife batten
)pampfer CUR Seite. 40 Nlinuten mad 6
gann p0s leitenpe Ga9r3eu9 bic @bfa9rt,
I u6r paren 0Qe Shifs auBerGal6 Des
unp murben sgm NnFerplat aus Bis an
lupung pes 0iQrrp, BON lfarFen GOlfsmal.
I6e bic DGmme Ger &asaqeriebarraGen
n, 6egraBt. Ste wirOen aud BON ben
an6ea Der GarniIon BON gabanafort uno
3rpcaFeu, tpel9e Die 8rultme6rsn Der Bat
6eieBten, begruBt.
6age5anbru9 an bate Der @Ommanptur
.fatton, Begleittt BON stpet Nptutanteu, liG
eujeu In Der Sat beldGftt9t bate bte
/ 8efe6le our N6f36rt Der S9tfe aeeeben
10 6al6 8 n9r All 8prb pes Dampfsrs
Q, UNI eDn b~enjent8en Abl6ieO gu me6meu,
fur3e 3ett Ietnem unmittelbaren 8efeble
Iein Cqttn. On Der Mitnbung Ses
tiea ber @nt6uliasmus Der Sruppen an
es 6errol auf'S 966fe ,np le nubmen
ren0 6phs con igren 8amerapen &ts
eTaut miro es fur ben Qeler fetn, bas llrs
% 1pauilasn 8lattes aber bic 0efdngen,
Raions uno Slt6eas 3a serme9ren. Das
De Ia @lartna" iagt; oDie @efangen.
anp ni9t auf pfener See TAFT. DEM
ut" mar bamals in Der Na9e BON @apg
uRb @atne9G8 IN benz lAmalfeu S9stIe
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Wiebtie fir bic Scutfben Treitptnieeu
Der g}er+ est. 9(rrueeI
W0rrtOretSe.

S1lttrtrre, beH 5. December 1864.
&tnbSteb. GS puvben 750 @tid ausgetgtea
gretis fef::, Son s2,75@$4.oo y 100 ID
pretle DGDer, Gerfauft p1r6en an btes
itse Mebser $50. $50 sitsea na9gRalbtns,
ton bic itrtsen bIteben unserfauit.
96tpetne tpurpet 5n tuperGnberten YretfeH bers
fault BON So. 00@$5.50 % 100 To be3ablr.
S&aafe $2.5O@3.25 gefHOrem fur CUTE Seer
ben.
atcebph per Gaapne 39-4l gtS. fir % Ygt
Butter, bette Cohen "a GtS. % tb, @la6eS 20
-22, Hpnbutter 20-24 @tS.
SrMdte, Nrlinen $l.9002,25, @alntnlie 6
Cts, Gprtntben 81 Gts., pIaunea I210
II Gents, Gttrpnen ST. 55@2.OO per 8Or,
Srangen 81 90 per 8pr.
Sebern, 40 @ As els p ID peni9e i'm N1arfi
81 n II + , ptentUrt 81 Gts. % Id gfelfen 10
103 @ts.l D[ftit. Sn9wer 81 s, MuSfatnuB
4O-55, 9fefer 1o4-lo3, 9fusfatblittbe 4s-
At Cts.
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81 ManD, peruSiantlaer 224o "a 5000
2npGenmebl $40 per Spnne.
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out Bis auSgeSeihnet 135@I36, .weiBer auteY
135@l45, ertra feiner l5OO16O.
Safer, 8irg. II. Mfarsi. 4O042, penn1. AZ
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3Oggen, MarYl 65@68, 9enn1. 7O@72 6
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9eut 1iraOt9y $l5@l7 per SWINE, Slee $ll
@l3 IN Sol.
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SaSa 2O@22, 2aauaYla 173@l9.
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.Ralb 12@20 p Dug.
Resi-, 9Owarpfreet. iuper $500
ertra to faneg 6.I2@6.25
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y ertra 6.o0@6+12
= family 6.50@6*76
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ettra 6.5o@6s75
a. 9Seli@ fanltlp 600
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2VrnHatbL 3.2s
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l@aIS 81. 60@$1.65 MfgtOn's 81. 800 Eurfs
SsIarb 25@30 @ts. % 8uibel SSm Store.
@ bistes, Gitp y @al. Il cents, SbiO 2lk,
aber wents 8ert6nfe.
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Ninnfr BID 1ut s S7&hS47 rs.
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Sim 80. De3euber 1886 traen etnt3e 3tinnsr 3ulaMmeH uab
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galimcrer 2isnerfran3. - Gar Seier btieS ~@reianiHes Uro Der
%Gteoettrap3 elm Gcrseri, Banquet unb Ban psrantattn. Das
ipdtet petSEeat(itt Werbenbe @cu5srt. 9roSramr uHiast Die i46a-
item Gteceu ans ben ppm 8sTetu auf9efHbrteH Operr, Oratcrien,
cine et0ens fir btefe %@ele8entett BIN 9errn S9eb 0eetftete uno
9errn 2enfsow epntppntrte 6eitbpmne. Senttlate lne Wtdaner-
6Ere, nm 10 glei1lam Elm Bib 3Wr Grinnerun9 an bas iettbertse
g9lten bshdter su 8eben, De nod lebenbeR @rIRber fnS gum
Seft e%tnSIaocn. 9err SGeR miro bic Gefrt6e baltal. Das Ar-
Management lit %ToI9sbes;
@pn5ert Oon SO usr. gan3 opu 10-12, gansaetpp n1 IL
Gang prn 2 bis sum @6lus.
Aue Gbettmebner fnb erIudt. ibe gauen, iewie Bic NnSabI
Der tie begletknben Gauer in INSTRUMENTATION eI~n5utaseu, he
bel nadfol9en6ers 9erren rhen lissen: S. %&Sinepart, gc. l22
3e. 6apttetr.; Gba8. GaIer, go. 131 %, 2ertnetOuitr. Yeters,
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Dele 2lten merhen 3 Gage Dor tenn Seize 9eI9loilep, uuo teu-
men ipatsre annlelhmngen feine gertff9tisan8 fassn. an Der
RaHe perben feine Eidet5 certauft. Ser acknowledgements lit
l Dollar iIr ieoeu Serrn Ino so Cts. fir iebe Dame, ptIbes Die
3ebIuna fir 5upper eini6liebt. Der &eretn 6e9t bic GrpartanG,
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5euiJe Gin5eanun9 tbrer 9tanien, inRent MIR cine ltpturte NgsahI
8iQe8 %0uegegeben lpiro.
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tpabre Sreuee bat an: Gleide 8riSer. elei9e Sapren, Set
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Ino ieoer @pIStub i&msdt faber.
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mad Ger Duniaeit $1Oo in Sob NIB 100 &der 2ouo, bamit Du
Sb oaf Ssinat srranssnen f~crteersR rafsn nlaais NIT Dsiueni
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pelbe bis ~Nadrnittass a mbr bel Serrm OeieSfelb
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Mfprsen eribetnencen GUNNER.
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ii a. WiarDt0ub. Negintemt.
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SD bin benadriGti9t pnrben, 6ab bic &sfratruAs bS SiHd
Ben &res8Iefretar urtsrH1 4. b. Nt. auteoriTtten tierten Geetnesas
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Brig. Sen. @0mTI. Wb, gSrta.
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