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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-10

SMALL CHANoE.-The banks in Spring
field, Mass, permit depositors to draw checks
for any sum less than dollar and these
checks, if payable to bearer, of course are
used for small change. Why not do it here
II inconvenent, let it be understood that the
banks will cash them when presented in
number. sufficient to amount to a dollar.
GRAND Council OF VERMoNT.--At the
Annual Convention OF the Grand Council Of
Royal and Select Masters Of the State of
Vermont, held at Brattleboro, Oct 2, 1862,
the following Grand Officers were elected
EDWARD : DANA, New Haven. NJ. T, @. N.
Squire Marcy Hartford p, ID. q NJ
Chas r. Dana, brandon, J. S. q NJ
Samuel Williams, Rutlsnd, X. S. G. NJ,
John b. Hollenbeck Burlington, Grand Recorder
VIM, Shaw, Burlington, Grand Treasurer.
Lewis Emmons, Hartland, Grad @ Of q, Council
Daniel Hulbur, Bradford, Grand Captain Of the
Guard
b 7. Neal, Poultney, Grand Marshal,
Rev I Stuart, Burlington, @ and Chaplain.
Gamairl WasbbuTn, Montpelier. Grand Lecturer
K y Miller, Hartford Grand Steward.
t'to ~ blzoloN, Burlington Grand Sontuc
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EXClSE TAX NOTICE.-The Assistant
IL Assessors Of the First Collection District Of the
State Of Vermont having completed their Lists ia their
respective Divisions according to law. hereby give
notice that the lists Of the First Second and Third Div
isions In the County Of Washington, will be left for
mnation At the FARMERS MUTUAL Insurance Con-
PASY Office in Montpelier for the space Of fifteen days
after date Of this notice.
And further give notice that will attend said In
suranee Office In Montpelier In the County OF Washing
ton, the Both day OF October inst receive and de-
termine appeals relative to any excessive
valuation IN said Lsts aeeaby 10 the fifteenth section
Of the said Excise Law.
Given under my hand Fair Haven in said Collection
District this third day Of October A. d. 1862
WIN. c. KITrREDGE, Assessor
OF the First Collection District
81 in the State Of Vermont
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REBELLION ITEMS.

Hrs OK Is GoRED.-Mr Collier has re-
solved, in the Virginia legislature, that
whereas slavery is "consecrated in the fedcr-
al constitution and condemned by Abe
Lincoln, the aforesaid Abe canning in said
proclamation to excite seryile instruction"
therefore it shall not be contrary to the
statutes Of Virginia to drive from the state
or put to death any body who aids in enforc-
ing said proclamation. Servile Instruction,
forsootb. Just what Collier has teen engage
ed in for the last eighteen months.
A REBEL TAx.-The rebel Congress has
tax bill under consideration which will take
ne;ffth Of all the products of the soil,--of
the increase of neat stock, horses, swine,
sheep, &c, of the profits made from such
stock the preceding year--and of the yearly
income from all other business or profession !!
That cannot last long, else the Confederacy
will be starved and skinned.
On To RIcHMoND.-The rebel Congress
evidently believes in it again. The Rich
mond Examiner says Congress again indi-
Gates an adjournment coincident with feel
ing of depression and apprehension in the
public mind The wicked fee, &c.
PRorLc1IoN.--The rebel Congress has
passed an act to encourage the manufacture
Of shoes and cloth, admitting materials duty
free. There is the principle of protection,
fat-footed Truly, experience is a good
schoolmaster.
COMING TO Ir.-The rebels have captured
the Steamer "Fororn Hope" Trust they will
get Despair next, and then hang themselves,
Would save a great deal of trouble,
DoS'r PAY.-The confederate post office
Department But that is nothing new
The slave states never did pay for carrying
the mails, and never can.
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aAem ADVERTISEMENTS
-. TEETH =! rEETHi

OLIffTYp tt..-...,,oo..,-,.-,,,,. o.i, Cit.
Platina and Rubber. In all cases furnish temporary
sets free u cost and advise all persons who hayehad
their teeth extracted have temporary SET it keeps
the under jaw In better shape Several eases have come
under my notice since my residence in this place where
the under Jar has become seriously injured by going
without temporary
u still my offer of S25 set for rotten or
decayng sets Of teeth the rubber plate. Thus far
have been unable TO find imperfect set.
The following letter will speak for ITSELF IL is from
Rev j. 5. Lee, formerly resident Of this place;
CANTON, N. y, June q, 1862.
DK CoaRGYs Dear Sr-I feel mpelled 70 write you
the result Of your dentistry in my wish to
commend your work, especially your rubber cork.
have tried four different kinds, and much prefer the rub
Der More than three years ago you inserted upper
set OF teeth in my mouth rubber plate, and | have
worn ever since, eaten with every meal, and
the plate IS just when The fitting ia admirable
wearing it, alioays recommend IL my friends
prefer nee to gold piatiHa My experience is certain
y, decidedly in favor Of the rubber. hope my many
friends in Vermont will avail themselves OF your sery-
l know OF no Dentist in whose hands should
prefer to trust my teeth interest than you. give this
letter unsolicited, as simple justice.
Yours truly, j. S. LEE
Either ehoroform given iRuNtracting a num-
Der Of teeth if required.
~ Bear in mind that only charge SEVENTY FIVE
CENTS A CAVITY, for gold filling | use the best
gold and warrant the filings | do my plate work.
When convenient, persons nom distance will please
give few days notice, when they intend coming
for work.
~ Office over Langdon's Flour Store, Montpelier, VT
octSd&w JOHN NJ. COWBOYS.
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SMALL pox.--Ihis disease has appeared
among the sheep in England. 1t is remark
ed, however, that other animals and humane
will not take the disoasc lrum sheer
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NJ notwithstanding Ngw-Emptog-
w meit Mae and female agents in every town and
made,--no hunbug Business easy respectable. Re
qures very small capital, will not interfere with Other
employment. No book agency or humbug Of any kind
Nc persons will regret having sent for the information,
let his employment be what It may Full particulars
given to all who nclose THEE CENTS and address Ar
WY BRows A Co. Amoskeag N II. 2O25s
GTRAY HEIFEk.-C Came into the enelos-
y Of the subscriber Aug 18th, Two year old heif.
color red with white face. The 10 requested
TO prove property, pay charges and take away.
JAMES LlNEHAM.
Duxbury. VI Oct. 2, 1862, 20,2o
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CoMFoRTINe.-Hon A. ]. Hamilton, mem
Der Of the seth Congress from Texas, and
man of genuine loyalty, has escaped from
Texas and is now in N. Y. city where he
has delivered several addresses. He be-
lieves there is still large majority of Union
men in the South, who are nevertheless kept
down oy vigilance committees and force. HE
believes in the emancipation policy, and does
not hope for restoration of the Union as it
was
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(NET TIL II cry Is EST
PRICES AS Low As THE LOWEsT--wORK-
MANSHlP UNQUALIFIED.

LIKUULAK AND MILD SAWS,
GAGE, PORTER a cos SAWS, Manufactured
fishorsyo, N. H., after many years use 10 all parts OF
the country admitted be the BESr in the market
Having made many improvement in their works, they
continue 10 manufacture the BEST or CAST STEEL
SAWS Of all kinds. Also, CAST STEEL WHIFFLE
TREE SPRINGS warranted superior % anything in
use,
saws repaired 10 the hest manucr Orders repaired in
the beet manner Orders by mail or cSpross prompt,
answered
@. GAeg, GEo. PoRIRB,
j. @. GAGE l. X GAoH, n M RoLPR.
Fishersville, March l. lhd2
The above saws constantly On hand ard FOR sale ct
"spufsotureIs' prices, by BROOKS
hoHiprhcI, ", March L. lAh. s05l
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CAPT. S. G. PERKINS, Of the Vermont
cavalry, who was killed in charge near
Ashby's Gap, Va, on the 22d of September,
was resident of Castleton, where he has
left wife and three children He was, saJs
a friend "a man Of some peculiarities, but
brave and sctive officer and man of ex-
tensive culture We met him at Wash
ington some months ago, and found him to
b. very jealous for the honor Of his regiment,
He will be remembered with honor by hi
fellow soldiers
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DEATHS.

In Wiamstown, Oct. 9th Ms. Botsey wife Of nsv1
Burnham, Esq, aged So yea 70 and o nonths.
In Royaton. sept. % Mrs Louisa Kendall aged A.
In Derby VT, Sept 2lst, jennie, only daughter %
Portus aud Ellen J. Baxter age II years and months
In Cabot W, Sept 26lh a the residence II her
in-l.v, 9, osgc"a ssa Mrs Mary ssoin. aged 50
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EsTATE OF WILLIAM LAMB. WE,
Marriages,

IN Royalton sept; 20 h, Mr. Albert spragus. Esq, II
Chicago, III, and Mics Nancy A. Atwood, q Il.
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coLLEaIA1E COURSE.

This Course embraces bookkeeping in all its depart
ments, penmauship Commercial Arithmetic, Business
Correspondence, Commercial Law, Political Economy.
Commercial Ethics Partnership Settlements, Detecting
Counterfeited and Altered Bank Notes, &c.
The Spenceran System of Penmanship taught in ell
its varieties, by the most sllfu masters OF the art
The Book Keeping department is under the special
supervision and instruction Of the Principal, d. W Low
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-10

HARRINGToN THE IS1MITABLR This
wonderful Boston Ventriloquist and mimic,
performed before our citizens last Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, Oct. sth and 9th
TO full, delighted and enthusia site audiences
From his extensive reputation extending over
quarter of a century, we were sure that he was
Since the days of "old Potter" no one has
won such an enviable reputation from all
classes as has this popular "autocrat of the
Magic Table"
He will perform at Waterbury Town Hall,
Monday and Tuesday, and thence to Barre
and Northfeld
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The EMANCIPATIoE PROCLAMATION. The
Cambridge Intellgencer, one Of the most
widely circulated and ably edited Of the local
journals Of Maryland, and which is publish
ed in the large slaveholdng county Of Dor
chester, gives hearty welcome to the Proc
lamation Of the President, and in the course
Of its remarks says it never doubted that the
wax which the rebels inaugurated would
prove the destruction of slavery. 1t adds;
There IS another sense in which this is Of
freedom There other in the South to be freed
well as black The white Of the South need
the strong Of the government lft the yoke from
their necks These have endured slavery far tran
scending that Of the blacks The social system Of the
South has never been anything short Of despotism-a
tyranny equal any Of the age The mind has forever
been bound there Freedom of opinion has been
tolerated below Mason and Dxou's line. Men have
been permitted 70 hold, much less express, their
opinions man might conscienti0usy have be
eved slavery be burden upon the state but he dare
not let the public know that such were his convictions
Let tho mind be free Let the faculties be unfetter-
ed There be neither prosperity orhappiness where
these ensaved 1t is degrading 10 any people We
shall accomplish magnificent destiny until
these are free The war is unbinding them. The true
glory Of the that berates the black but the
while men Of the South They already beginning to
their voices loud halelujah the God Of Liberty
for their deliyerancc"
Col. Hamilton of Texas furnishes similar
testimony in regard to the condition Of the
South fern people.
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GRAND CHAPTER OF VERNoNT.--At the
Annual Convention of the Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons of the State OF YER
mont, held at Brattleboro, October LIST,
1862, the following Grand officers were cho-
sen -
ME. BARZILLIA DAVENPORT, Brandon, Grand
High Priest.
+ Gamsel washburn, Montpelier, Deputy Grand
High Priest
Leyerett Rnglesby, Burlington, Grand King
Horato Necdham Bristol, Grand Scribe.
Comp WIN Shaw, Burlington, Grand Treasurer
" John Hoenbeck, Burlington Grand Seoy
Edward Dana, New Haven, Grand Captain OF
the Host.
Rev Ihaddeus Stuart, Burlington, Grand
Chaplain
Lewis Emmons, Hattlsnd, Principal Sojoumer
A Z shaw, bradford, Royal Arch Captain.
Chas Dana, brandon, g. NJ Of 80 Vail.
Hiram Roberts, brandon, G. M. % Vail
Daniel Hulburt Bradford, q. NJ, LIST Vail
Benjamin Smith, Rutland. Grand Lecturer.
oAm wills N, Nergennes. Asst g. Lecturer.
g l. Seayer. Bradford, Grand Tyler
VIM. Nichols, Brattleboro, Grand sentinel
D A French, Nevbury, is,.xa,,.
Hatch Bradford, '"
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Students can enter at any time. No vacations Usual
time to complete the Course, from 10 IL weeks As
sstAnce rendered graduates in procuring situations
Graduates presented with elegantly engraved Di
plomA
~ For catalogue Of 70 pager, specimens OF penman
ship, &c enclose two letter stamps, and address
LOWELL 4 WARNER.
IGVg RfnphamtOn N "
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DARN FOR SALE.--The subscriber Of
fers for sale his farm situated Worcester branch,
about mile from the State House, being the first
farm beyond the limits north Of Montpelier village
milk dealer, who has supplied customers in the village
and has all the conveniences such cart sleigh, cans
&c, which he offers for sale with the farm.
Il. MAYOTT.
Montpelier, Oct. 4th, 1862. 2l23
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IL Messrs. Dawes and Alley Of Massa-
chusetts and Fenton of N. Y, have been
nominated for reelection to Congress. Good
men and good Republicans, all of them
Served them right; they will all be elected,
high and dry.
10 Col. Stoughton has been appointed
commandant of the military post at Brattle-
boro' by the Secretary of War.
Gold digging has taken fresh start in
plymouth a few days since j. H. Bass, a
gold digger from Rhode Island, found piece
worth $3.50. This is the largest piece yet
found in those diggngs He seems to have
struck rich lead which yields So to $40 per
square foot on bedrock.
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legal Nottrrs.
- Ia OF vERM ONT,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS.

- TATE OF vERM ONT
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held a. Montpelier. within and for
said District, the 10Th day Of September, A ID 1852
An Instrument, purpordng 10 be the last VIII and
Testament Of Henrietta b. George late of Calais, In
ad district deceased, being presented 10 tho Court BY
Asa George the executor therein named, Tor Probate
L, is ordered by said court that all persons ccurerned
therein, bs notified appear session Of said court TO
be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier, the
nth day Of Oct A. 1852 and show cause il any they
may have against the Probate Of said win for which
purpose u further ordered that copy Of the record o.
this order be- published three weeks suocessysy in the
Vermont Waterman State Journal printed al Mont
pelier previous 20 said time appointed f1r hearing
1890 Wv y" Aiiest MA CHASE, Register
ESTATE OF WILLIAM LAMB. WE,
i 4 the subscribers being appointed BY the Probate
Court for the District Of Addison, commissioners
to receive, examine, and adjust all claims and de-
mands o. all persons. against the estate Of William
Lamb late Of Granville in said district, deceased,
aud also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset there
to, and six months from the 18th day OF Sept, 1862.
being allowed by said court for that purpose; DO
therefore hereby give notice. that viii attend to the
business Of said appointment the dwelling house
Of the widow Of said deceased in Granville, IN said dis
uu the 18th day of OctohVr and the 18th day
" March A. d., 1858 from nine O'Clock, A. NJ. until
four o'clock Z. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated Granville this 18th day Of Sept A. ID 1862.
RUFUS NJ; HuneAKp' }com'rs.
2O22
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WY ENlbIsits
Every Saturday, in Philadelphia.
Every Monday in New York
On the 18th and Goth, in Washington, d. c.
On the 18th and 81, in Baltimore, Md.
On the 18th, 10Th and goth, in Boston, Mass.
DECEMBER.
Every Saturday in Philadelphia.
Every Monday, in New York
On the I'd and Sd, in Philadelphia.
On the 4th and 9th in Ohio, as above.
On the 10Th, in Washington, d. G.
On the 18th in Baltimore, Md.
On the 10th 18th and 18th in Boston, Mass.
DIR. Schcnck's Principal Office is 80 North
SIXTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa, where letters
for advice should always be directed,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Boston, Mass, GEO. G. GOODWIN & CO.,
No. II Marshall street.
New York City, Conrad Fox, No. 81 Barclay
street.
Portland, Me, W. +. Phillips. No. l49 Middle
street.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Dr.. Geo II. Keyser, No. $40
Wood street.
Martin Koch, Unity. Columbiana county Ohio
St. Louis, Mo, Henry Blakslcy, corner Second
and Vine streets.
Baltimore, Md, Seth S. IIance l0s Baltimore
street
Washington, D. c.. Samuel b Waite corner
Seventh street and Louisiana avenue.
Chicago H., Lord g. Smith, No. ~ Lake
street
And sold by Druggists generally in this town.
PRICES.
Pumonic Syrup, = per bottle, - halt dozen
Ses-Weed Tonic, : per bottle, g. half dozen
Mandrake Pills. % rcnts per box l2lmS
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IHatrbman Y STATE 9ourual.

BY E.P. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, OCTOBER 10, 1862
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BOSTON MARKET.
HOLBSALE PRICES4


THURSDAY, Oct. 2, lS'
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DON'T PAY.-The confederate post office
Department. But that is nothing new
The slave states never did pay for carrying
the mails, and never can.
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Oeuti&e

Seutlhe
VI fauratipn unb &affe~ Gallon
am 8use pcs .,ylesru Narftss."
unifr'ettnttsr erIdubt tb bic Gufmertiamfett bee biefs cn
oeItfSen 9uslifums I'M Iaeenctren, fppir fcinsr CS6n1tr
int SeipnSersu, auf feinc
9feue, pcrbefsrts 8efuuratipn
aufutertiant gu nloeeu, oi. mob pen fetnem geGuber uube>
lIieot9t %Seriatten iporoen 1T. Nebsu elmer outtn Safe 6aTe
1T itetS ell porsieli6er gScin sci @las pSer Htaibe. Ipmis
@teorrCn, 3iserbisr uub ALE 5urtcn 0taueure IN saben.
Sbnsls unc aufneltlame 9,oisnuus wrb s~uecltbert.
~ Rettenee uno Soaroers fubtn etneH guten Slid,
3inrtsr uno reinlids Stttcr.
Spbn $arrbaufer, Mat.
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.Marfef Nofel.

Gfe Der 8. unS 9tarlbaafr., 8itmpnb, Sa.
Die,s seiGmadspI tin9eriattte 6rttI mtIb Dem rei1en~
ben Sublttum beftenS enpfDblen. Die tlnter;ethneten CT.
Iauben fD ;uatsih oos bieiiee Nutlifum ;ua g uuh Dee
freunoIiGlt tineerittetcn 9BrtblbaftSlpfotS oteles Splcls
etnSulostn, POO bic beiteR @eir6ntt uSe @rfriGbunseu ieber
art in rtitltcr Suswabi III baben fiue.
8uftsdusei Fucen. oaftIbit frsuneliGt 8intnter, quite Set
sno l~ussrtoumsnbt 8ebjeNuRe. lin irtWnbliden 3uIpru6
bitten StnetIbpftr W b6uSItr.
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~ trtbIs6aftS=& m,cisen =.
8Wtet 8artaaSeter SYef!

@etnen Sre,Inoeu unS Gem sesbrter 9ublitdm bic crose
tsnite snistSs, eas lseiae an BtcdeiroBe nsse Ger liica
ssleSe1e Btrtsl6eIt nit Den bs1ten @erouten iseu Att
TetnuS pelebsn III, unb bas aud lunltise Grfrilhuueeu in
eeter Sualttdt tets p%orrdtbi9 ins. Snpeni ib gun ST.
lune ~oerie!ben t~Tcuneltdplt ejulooe, Serlpytde i'd eurdp cute
Setronte une aufrcrEIInte Geoienung mir oas Np6tuouen
ntelner Aesbrttp @dle III ermerksn. GeprA 9Srntt.
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Neme lReinRnkeI

Nsinen 8reunoen uno benz manufacturers QubIitum Die
%ersebeniie anitise, 6os il neben meinsm B6cleIatc 9Seins
uno Etquor- gelbeft cine gSeinltute er6fnet babe, in Der ib
QRGlitdt BET 6Iniae uuo 9las, ippie nit ~Ipnittaen @rfri.
l9unsen 6eoienen rperbe. Sacpb |ippS,
Yr. lS4 girnnhsSfrnee.
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DIE tntsrSethneten Ienfen Die @ufnerfiamfsit SON g8ie-
nerOirfdufer1 0uf ibr Sager Don UrGcrits. Yrppiiionen
9tebL, @igarren, 8oulabat uno iDnltjQe @rtitel, Die sepobu
lid IN einent O%srori9.n HbOleialesSeihd 9efIhrr fpgr6en
SelDneers mohen lie aUf lbr reibeS 9Beip nm 9iqueur
Eager aufnerflam. ollie bieie Q4aaren purber auf nOrcli.
hen EaTien unb meiitena FUR Saar setouft, wrBbalb MIR
IN prnftIih. &eSd9ler iu duBerf 6ilj9sn 9reiien p~crfauftn
tor1en. - Die Spn me ais i 9arantirten BraroieS IRo
Wcine ino el9enc SmpOrtafign, gnb weoer aemii6i, NOD
nit 3uloesn lhooiiher sicfTe %oeriebcn, we 6ieie5 bel ben
I'M 9oroen aetauten 9B0orsu mr. SI OFT cer SAL III. 9a
b%erubn,tf y@B. @Saaace'e @ure @IOuntain 0err" 28hisfp.
bon Penn mr Die ejn5isen Serfdgfer RRO, pirp an @rbalf
ano @ate o0n teinem tmerbolb Der Der. Staten gebrann
ten 98biS.r ibsrtrOffn.
Inner Eager beftebt auferoem nod aus:
lO00 Gap ertra uno iuperfne Webl, inter 6enen 6s spu
9dtsrn 9elutten SOrleR5 Nerp Srleane, 9cytc RitO urt
&uba 3uder INC SlOIanes 500 has Gui QUaf, Grulbte,
SopoTeo une SOHees 3ufer ZOE Ruieu 5bte; 500 !ftisE
Selfe unO Siber; go. l unD SO. 82dderel unb 6drrnas {;
Trufhe CUTE 9lolben @utter, pOn Der NH w0dentltdb Senpnn
gen r51lten SnrO, Bacon Shes, 6oms, SHOULDERS un
Sreaie, SaII Starte, Sean 8OvOer, 9emablenen Same
uno YftRsr; Yetncn, $elen, elmer, unC ale Die ioEilssn
Srittel, be in eln:r SrOterD ~gtfsobHliG rerlanat Derorn.
Serner #m. Aal0ceS $ure StOmtain Sen sebisfn
NIsoroior's, 2usenlOCa 5IpfS, Suoucas 4fOnpnaabela
Ene SeettFeo WDistp; 20 Sap iraui6ltiben 9Tdnbp, sOrt
Eaeeua. Sterrp, 2laret uub Gbompa9n 9Esin Giber
&s@Son srarsg, Sin, RuH. ApSs Sr0nop uno ale 8rtsu
= S~EEr9. SM. BallaCe u. $phne
GGe Der l4teR HRs Racp
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Serf&ieNene srtttel, wslte bel gBm. @uuoc
SObne, Gde pearl u. Garptr. ;u BADEN finn:
80 SbIe. @rtra eorss Sat So. [ Radercl.
70 sad Sroin 9eoper, 25 9Oren % stmobIcntn.
. S6te. Toc Ginecr, 5 Do 9iments.
% Sorcn Hp. Sutmee3. 5 90 2orbun 0luflorh.
30 90 Sig SIueine, IS tr 9t ,rarunt
100 baIbe Stittn @rccn uuo bad Seas.
10 cs. Slice, $50 Srrcn SahpN Camille.
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