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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-11-13

Judge Barrett, Chancellor, made decree
Tuesday evening, at Montpelier, in favor of
the second mortgage bondholders of the Rut-
land & Burlington railroad. This puts the
road in possession of the Trustees, Stewart and
Pfichard
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E1- The session having closed, Adj. Gen
Washburn has removed his office to Wood
stock, where all letters to him should be adj
dressed.
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Do YOU wANrA SIT or FuRsi-Shute q
Son, Boston, advertise them in our issue Of
to-day
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TESTIMONIALS TO THE VALUE OF
LAUGHING GAS

LAUGHING GAS.
MoNTPBLIER, Oct. II. 1853.
Having witnessed the effects Of the use u Nitrous
Oxyde Gas In the Extracting oi teeth by Dr. NJ Come
gys take pie IN stating that think II Of the
geatcst Improvements Of the in the application Of
sci,hrr for the elief of pain It's use regard far pre-
feabe that of Ether Chloroorm. while the relief
from pain l. just entire, a. that Of her or ChloTo-
form it is free fcom those depressing influences that Of
ten follow their | commend its as safe and
entire elie from pain those who wish have teeth
extracted and retain pleasing associations connect
ed with the operation
W. II. Il. RICHARDSON, MD.
DR. ions NJ CoHEGvs- Dear Sir Having witness
ed the effect Of The Nitrous Oxyde Gas administered by
you for the relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth,
fully in the statement above made by Dr. Rich
Ardson.
further state that this Gas has long been known TO
scientific men aud has often been administered by Pro-
fessofs and Lecturers In all our Colleges pleasant
nd amusing experiment More recently, 1t has been
extensively used by Dentists in various parts Of the
Couniry Tor the relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth
no ip y from IFS use ever wing been reported have
hesitancy 10 saying that believe 10 be the safest
and agent present known 20 the. Profession, for
rendering the system insensble pain under dental
or surgical operations -
L. SKINNER. MD.
Barton, VT Oct y, 1858 dwn
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NEw MEDICAL DIsoovEaY-BBLLs SPECIFIC PILLS
for the speedy aud permanent cure Of Sexual Diseases
Urethrd Discharges, elect Seminal Weakness Nightly
Emissions, lncontnenee. Impotence, Genital Debility
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Of one bundled physicians With entire suocess-suPer
ceding Cutebi, CopAiba, Capsules, or any compound
hitherto known.
BELL's SPsuIrfc PlLLs speedy in action ofec,
ing cure in few days, which is permanent They are
prepared nom vegetable extracts that harmless To tbs
system, and the stomach impregnat,
the breath No change Of diet is necessary whilst using
them. Nor does their action interfere with busines,
pursuits.
Each DIX contains six dozen Pills. Price ST.
Dr. BELLS TREATISE on Seminal Weakness
Self Abuse, Loss Of Power Impotence, Premature De
cay Sexual Diseases, &C., pamphlet Of 81 pages.
tanning important advice the afflicted. sent free si
cents are required to prepay postage.
Sent, from observation and oon6dentialy. b.
mail, post paid, ooeipt Of the money, by
dewN2l j. BRYAN, NJ. D., Cedar At New York.
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Cured Of Nervous Debility, lneomPeteney Premature
Decay and Youthful Error Actuated BY desire
Mt others will be happy TO furnish all who need it
ee Of charged the recipe and directions for making
sim pie remedy used in his Those wishing profit
BY his experience and possess Valuable Remedy
will receive the same, by return mail, (carefuly sealed
by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN
5j77-dSw No 80 Nassau StIeet New York
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CUR
ABLE DISEASElii
4 Card.

The undersigned having restored to health in a
few weeks BY very simple remedy after having suffer
ed several Yeas with lung affection, and that
dread disease, ConsumptoL-is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, be will send copy Of the pres.
cnpon used free Of charge with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find a sure
r,Te Tor CossvuPrloS ASTHMA, BRoNoHIrIs CouoHs,
COLDS &c The only object Of the adverl ser in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread
Information which he oonceres to be invaluable and he
hops sufferer will Try his remedy, il will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parues wishing prescription will please address
BEv EDWARD A. Wilson, winamsbursh,
72silaw Kings County, NeoYork
INPonrASr TO LADIES Dr. HAuyErs FEMALE
PILLS have never yet failed IN removing difficulties
rising from b,tructon or stoppage Of nature or IN
storing the system perfect health when suffering from
Spinal Affections Prolapu,. Uten the Whites or 9th
= weakness Of tn Uterine Organs. The Pills per
fecty h'rmlcss the constitution. ID may be taken
by the most delicate female without causing distcss-
the same time The, act like charm By strengthening,
inyisorA,ing aud restoring the system healthy
duon. aud By bringing on the monthly period with re-
gularity, matter from what causes the obstruction
may arise. They should. huweser NOT be taken dur
ing frs, four month. Of pregnancy though
safe Of any other time miscarriage would be the
suit.
Each box contains 90 Pills. Price 81.
DR.. HARvEY's TREATISE on Diseases Of Fe
males Pregnancy Miscarriage, B uenues', steriliy,
Reproduction, and Abuses Of Nature and emphatically
the Ladies Private Medical Adviscs pamphlet 81 81
pages sent free to any address Six cents required to
pay postage
The Pulls and book will be sent BY mail when desired
securely sealed, and prepaid, by
j. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent,
7O2l'daw No. 76 Cedar st., New York.
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~ II II y n " VI y " 7 .
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court helden at Montpelier, on the 22d
day Of October, A d 1858
&. n. a Il a, Brigham, administrators Of tn estate
II Elisha Brigham. late Of Fayston, Ia said district,
deceased make application to said court, with the
sent and appreciation in Writing Of the heirs Of said de-
ceased residing In this state for license 10 sell the whole
Of the real estate of said deceased representing that
sid sale would be beneficial to the heirs Of said dec
thereof
Whersupon /, is ordered by said Court that said ap
plicaiion be referred TO the 18th day Of November
D. 1888 Stthe rebate office in Montpelier; and
It is further ordered, that all persons interested be
uted hereof by publication notice Of this application and
order thereon, three weeks successfully, in the Vermont
wachman and State journal printed At Montpelier be-
fore sad time NJ hearing that they may appear at said
time and place and II they cause, object thereto
BY the Court.
1878 Attest n A. CHASE, Register.
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7 ~ -I'F'V7 y ~ - 1l''17' 1t' B171tr'
THOMAS J. GRANTS ESTATE

UH I'M AS J. q RIA MT S ESTATE
i State Of Observation-Disclosures District,
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 3lst day Of Oct. A. D., 1868.
Asa Spencer administrator, with the will annexed,
the estate Of Thomas J Grant, late Of Marshfeld In
said district, deceased presents his administration
account for settlement and makes application for de-
OF distribution Of the estate Of said deceased.
the Gath day of November at the Probate Office in
said Montpelier for examination and allowance and de-
and that AL concerned he notified hereof by the
Publication Of this order in the Vermont Waterman
and State Journal. printed Montpelier, three weeks
successfully soon as may be. that they may appear
aud at said time and place il they cause, object
thereto.
BY order Of court
777g Attest N A. CHASE, Register.
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WHAT HORSEMAN WILL BE WITH.
OUT DH TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LtNINRNT
TAUNTON. Mass May l4ih. 1850
Dr.. Tohius: Dear sit-During IS yeAri that have
been In he liver, business have used and sod esi
quantity ~ variout liniments 90. Some two years
since. hearing NJ many wonderful cures having been
made b., our Venetian Eminent tested its meris.
and ii has syen th" best satisfaction ~ a0ythiug ever
used never sold anything that gives such universal
satisfaction among h1tsemen Il is destined 10 supersede
all others. Yours truly Sc,
SAMUEL WILDE
Sold by all druggists Office, 90 Cor,landt street.
New York Price cents lot pint bottle 1880
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November 9Th, A 1858,
- TATE OF WEI MO Mt.
~ AauINGTON nIsTRIcT S.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier. in said dis
trici the ID day Of November. A. ID 1868
John D. Wuodcock, administrator r the estate 81
John A. Laird late Of MArshacld in said d'tris decsas
ed presents his administration for exAmin alton
and allowance and makes application for decree Of dis
ribu1n and partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon, IL is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application be referred to session
Of said court to be held al the Probate Office In
said Montpelier, the LIST day Of December, A. ID.
1863 for heating and decision thereon And It is further
ordered that notice hereof he given 70 all persons in
terested. by publication Of the same three weeks
surces sively In the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal, a newspaper published a, Montpelier.
previous 10 said time appointed for hearing. that
they may appear said time and place and show
II any they may have why said account should not be
allowed. and such decree made.
By the Court.
1873 Attest " A. CHASE. Register.
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by the Court.
Attest T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
A true copy Of record
1850 Attest, r. merrill L, Judge.
Mrs. HANNAH HAwLEY S ESTATE.

MRS. HANNAH HAWLEY 5 ESTATE.
vi The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District II Washington
Commissioners receive examine aud ADJUST all claims
and demands Of all persons, against the estate OF MIRA
Hannah HawieyA Of Waterbury, sac district deoeas-
ed and he term OF six mont from
the h day Of Sept 1863 being allowed by said Court to
the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice tina, We will
attend the duties OF OUT appointment at the Office Of
Paul Duinghan, IN Waterbury, In said District, on
the 29h day Of December next at one o'clock, In the
afternoon, Of said day.
II. T. JAMES, lcor,,,i,,on,,,
WIN. MOODY,
N,vor,h a. A n ign2
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j NJ, SMIT II,
I c II A KEH AND JEwE LLERl
State street, Montpelier, W.
The subscriber has removed to the shop formerly occn
pied bT S. Abbott opposite l. 4. Pierce Co., whr
hc Is prepared to acrd TO thr cleaning and repairing
Clocks and Watches shof, notice. aud rsrV reaso
able rates. 73.S5d&w
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LfaaL Notlffs.
1880 Attest. Ma. CHASE. Register
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- I AT T. OF V T. X NJ o N T .
> WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS,
Ia Probate Court, holden At Montpelier, on the 7th
dsy Of November, a. D 1858.
J H. Hastings administrator Of the estate o. Der
tnston W Hasngs. late Of watsheld In said district
deceased makes application to said court with the con
I'D appreciation IN sriing Of the heirs o. said de-
ceased Tor license sell the whole Of the real estate OF
sd deceased except the widows dover therein, but in
cudug te,ersion Of the widows DOVER representing
that the sale OF part Of sad estate necessary fer the
payment u debts Of said decea'ed and expenses Of
Administration Of said estate and that part Of said
cannot be ssod without injury. those interested
n The remainder thereof aud that The sale Of said estate
would be beneficial to the heirs and those interested
therein
Whcreupon It is ordered by said court that said ap
p'ira o be referred the ID day Of December, A. d.
1863 the Probate Office in Montpelier, Tor hearing
decision thereon and, II further l. ordered that all
ptr,nns interested be notified hereof by publication Of
o this application and order thereon, three weeks
succesFvey in the Vermont Waterman state Journal.
printed at onpeier before said time Of bearing, that
they may Appesr At said Inns and place, and II they see
cause, object thereto.
By the Court.
Attest, r. K. MERRILL, Judge
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w HEREAS, we Joseph Hill & Mary Hill
w wife Of said Joseph, have. by an instrument in
mitn Z under hands and seals. duly acknowledged
before the Judge Of Probate for the district Of Washing
ton adopted Elizabeth o. Nelson as our daughter and
htratlaw TO be known by the Of BiEebeth o. Hill.
Now in competence with the in such made
auj provided and b. order Of said Judge Of Probate
Hereby publish aud declare that adopt the said
klizeheth o. Nelson, daughter and her-at Law.
aud 10 bear the Of Elizabeth o. Hill, afore said.
Given under our hands at Berlin, this 22d day Of
October. A. D. 1866 JOSEPH ALL,
II 79dl MARX HILL.
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-7.79 Attest. MA CHASE. Register
- ATE OF YER MOI 1T .
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.

- I A L L o + V K NJ y N T &.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS.
la Probate Court holden at Montpelier the 3lst
day Of October, A. d 1868
Moses Robinson, administrator Of the estate o. George
Briggs, late OF Mortified, in said district. deceased
makes APP LEGATION to said court with III and APP
probation in writing OF all the heirs Of said deceased for
license sell part Of the real estate Of said deceased
representing that said sale would be beneficial the
heirs and those interested in said Excepting In
such sale the widows right Of dover but including the
teverion thereof
Whereupon is ordered by said Court, tina, said APP
plcation be referred the Gath day Of Novem-
ber, A. ID. 1868, at the Probate Office in Montpelier
and tits further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof, by publication Of notice OF this applca
ton and order thereon three weeks excessively in the
Vermont Waterman ~ State Journal, printed at Mont
er before said time Of hearing that they may appear
At said time and place, and, il they cause object
thereto.
By the Court.
7779 Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register.
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OLIVER b. LINTON, Secretary.
~ This institution having been attended 10y upwards
Of Esrca Thousand Students offers the advantages for
instruction and facilities ior obtaining suitable employ
mert Tor ts Graduates (of both sexes which tccnty-
three ycWs successful experience che rhoie nc undtr
The eIHe management. hdt gtr MT.
Catalogues, silh styles Of Handwriting taught.
Trms, Rules, sc and list Of our published works on
Do kke,piag, Navigation, Sc, sent postpaid to any
address ormay be- h'd ty,e At the College Office lS9
Washington Street. Boston, Mass 77Sl
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N OTlCE.--This is to certify that have
4 ' this day, given my daughter, EILN NJ. wnDs.
her time and that shall claim II her earnings nor
pay any debts Of her contracting after this date
JAMES A. WiLDS.
Worcester, Oct 2fth, 1863. 76.7s'
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Special nuttrrs.
nm HORRORS on WAR

can be greatly initiated by that sovereign remedy Hol-
'oWay's Ointment, as IL will any wounls however
desperate II It be VIII rubbed around the wounded parts.
and they be kept thoroughly covered with Il pot u
ointment should be in every mans hnspssok. Only IS
cents per pot
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CCHOOL BOOKS at
- o. W wILDER's.
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LIST or LETTERS
Remaining n the Post Office at Mortified
Vermont, Nov. ! 1868
Alexander. Thomas Ntlson AFRO
Burlington Augusta Smith, Dwight
Brady, Carnot staples, Ha'ue
Hayward A
Persons calling for the above, win please
say they are advertised.
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster.
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Reports BY Mr. Bullard. for com under An joint
rule, on the report of the sergeant-atarms.
by M w M III or cum on eorRotSo9s with amend
company amendments agreed a. and lill passed
Il lU2 TO pay certain State officers Tor extra services
was returned from the Senate vi proposal Of amend
ment The anne dment add $500 to the Trea.-
uter's pay ConCuued in.
BY Mr. Noyes for the special TO audit and adjust
the accounts Of Gov Bedrock favorablJ to the ac-
~ Mr. Reed for judiciary com, with amendments
ISL, relating To The presr'a ion and distribution Of pub
lie documents amendments agreed 70, ana bill passed
BY Mr. Deane for com Of ways and means on Is, 10
paw Frederick olbfook, asking TO be discharged ffom
further consideration Of the same discharge granted
and the bill iejece lO5 to 80
Joint rtsoiuti0nS by MI Shaw, postponng the time
Of final adjournment to clock this afternoon; adopted
Flom the Senate to pay Samuel Campbell assistant
engineer and night watchman two dollars per day dur
ing the session
Mr. Reed OF Montpelier moved that the House pro-
pose to the Senate to amend by paying to q w Town
and Chas swasey assistant bi arians, the same sun
agreed to, lS6 10 II, aud resolution adopted
MIR Wilson Of Bakersfield called up II 1913, relating Il
CON mon schools
The question was on the motion to reconsider the yol
| refusing the 80 rtaiing Lost 1872 8.
A in addition 10 Oh ITO Of the general statutes, re
| lAting 10 the militia taken up.
Mr. shaw moved that the House insist, aur that con
Of conference be appointed agreed to- aud the speaker
appointed Messrs Chandler Of Woodstock, SHAW Of Bur
hngton, and Woodward Of Wesiford. The committee
recommended the Senate TO reoede.
II 6i, the oollele bill was returned from the Senate
with amendments agreed To.
joint Resolution by Mi Carpenter u Waterford re
Atng To the fall elections in the other states adopted
Mr. Steele Of Sharon moved TO reconsider the vote
the House refusing the Sd reading Of Senate bill to pa
Gov Hob ook agreed 10, 10 10 So
The Sd reading ordered SO to g. and by rs to 4
bill rejected.
Resoiution.--By Mr. Perrin II Berlin,
Resoipsd. That the thanks of the members Of th
House are hereby rendered to Edward A. Stewart an,
his assistants for the ability, fidelity aud courtesy will
which they have discharged the duties Of their Off
during the prtsei session.
Inc CLERK wis dHeuttd 10 iniol N me oenste Al
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Summer bate, Wd9renb Der iun0e Weanlt
lene Wprte langIam, l9arf betpnenD Ipradl,
feline @eiRe89egentpart tpieber se5unben. :
. gSer mir Da8 9tedt gal? entSe9nete er.
Die @9re unlrer @eIellIdaft, pelhe jebea
etn3elne Mit9lieo 5u wabren perpfli&tet ilt.
@ebDrten Sic elmer Corporation an, iibel
bic, 9letd Der unlren,, Do8 0prurtbetl bel
9Selt bon borne berein ben Sta6 brid)t
peren gutter 9tuf ppn Der HebensweiIc bei
ein3elnen Mitglieo8 ubbanst, wirben Git
nrdt nur metne tSunblun98lpeiic biQiget
lonbern in abnlt9eu Safe aud iel6t fp ge.
banbelt babsn.
Wenn td Elm ebrper9ehener S9urfe tpGre
aller6in98 . ent9e9nete Sultu8 9ela6en. @ir
wc(len ni6t LANCE iiber nieien 0nnft Itreitem,
lb bpffe e8 wtro geuii9en, 1penn td) Sbnen
ia8e, 6aB tG Sie fiir eilten ebrloien, bp86af=
ten unb 5u alien S9urtenltretd9en f16igen
Nlenf9en balte, nm ihr 8lut in @a(lung su
brtp9en unb tbr Gbrgefi9l, wenn ba6elbe
nod nt9t gang IN Sbnen getSbtet iit, auf}u=
rittteln.
Summer nIerfte ppbl, mo binau8 Ieilt cr-
titterter @e8ner mpGte, er tpar Gaoilt i'm
meiteten Stnue be8 0prte8 uub biug SG9
ant 2ebeu, lDelAea er fiir Der Glitter t54tea
era9tete. Der Oeoanfe, in ein OueQ per-
plfelt merben 3lt t6nnen, iDeIde8, ba ter
0e9ner Stuoent aerpeIen uno al|o in Der
Titbrung Der g8afTsn 9eitt tpar, fir i9n
Doran@ftd}tlt4 einen fdlimmett @lu8gan8 ia.
ben 1nuBte, nla4te t4n erbeben, uno eineG
Iol4en Gpentualit1t GIT ent8e6en, mar ieill
feiter Gnti4luB, ielbIt penn b;e8 auf Roftsr
feiner @9re, ietne8 9uten 9laT6 geiAabe.
Gine @leih8it(ti9feit un0 0tulje begdelnp,
Die Den Ilielior in Gritaunen feetc, erGob ct
lid3, mari ieiren Mantel ii6er Die G4ulterr
uno trat ops ben 5pieBel, nm letnen 4u5uo
gu prbnen. - @eoanfen itno 3olfrei, ent9eg-
nete et enblid, unO i'd fann S6neu llt9t
oertpfbren, iiber mid nad) 8elteben 3u beu=
fen unp 81 reben.
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OefG0rlt@e &raafbeit.

aDenn bsr trre9elettee unuse Sinslins eu8nbet ta6
men bat o sel9eGt es ba43 ha Elm unsetttseS Samse-
tIb pber Die 6urGt pcr Gntbefun3 ihn ab9reGt, fc
ene su fpenben au ple in cl3e tbrsr @r5ebuua unb
eipefabilitdt aen iein @ertraue ber fbnnte uub er
part lanSe b bic Snmppme oteie8 drefli@en llebels
tDte J.. .. en nit @e6pd,en en3dnseter 9als cine bBe
gtae G@mers i'm Sope nb IN ben @lteeern @baafme eeS
@ef6t8 Toubbett, Nuswudie Der Saut SnpteR ben S
men lnb Armen, tnnen I'M Geiite unb ben @rtrentit
ten i9 8ei8en no taan ttee ebel nit elmer breli9en
tie NaentnOfe eadens has Spfer brr trtba Srant
bett etu @e9nanb res tletS5 :rb u,1b per Epb etne
ldretltTen 3eoen fabur Elm @nbe rat bas i'm rad
1ee Sanee grtn1t ppn w1e tetn Reiienter 5urdfebrt
IS tt etne trd9rt9e &fnade bag Gauenhe bteisr rrt-
barren ranf9t 3g Oper faen, in 5plge Der lnseiti
tett untpi feteec 9rabler, rele fr &nreueun9 jeeS
t0etltben Ge8 be8 Dts fgra bic Gpntupn perntden unS
pen Stet hss Hetens IN sa eleube5 Daetn perraupeln
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talieS be8 tBnieen GoaeeiuuS Der Q8HnbGrste TIT 2pn-
bpn rabui.er eine8 Der eren mebi8Ntiden GOQe8en
Ser. Gaaen Der 9r6eteu &tci iene8 2ebenS IN cen
S0Iptdlern bon 0pabp @art8 9Gilaoepba uuO anberen
tatten Seetrat bat enI9e Der unbctbaren Setlunoen
nOenbet ppn hecn bic Gei9t&e her gee8in wet6. ltn.
sabse 9etbSe bic Obrenaue NerpBitat nnb anberen
Sranftetten litten ple g. audi bic Bet pl6bli6eu Ge-
rduien ;u cpr eribrefen bic pt errrt9ea betgernee
Sletutoteten Il. I. ~ lpurpeu eusenbItdlt3 gebetlt
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ESefsRratfftrase Rp. 35s unb 35sh.
esDteinen gee9rten Greunbeu uub bem Pubtitum naGe
is bierit bic gn5eise, baB i9 bas iGcn et Sa9ren an
biefe Slate etablire @ei@Gft 6ercmeu babe unb be-
Snbia einreiG6atses Eager Bon i@Snen cIb sear6eis
teeu 6errenflebern ueueer acpu 5ub ben bigeu Bret
fen boerSt6i9 6alten nb ai ice duf 8eeGuns anfer-
tgen tDer6e. Gtoe fr ginterrSde unb Scien3ense in
alien Gprten nt su alen Preiieu. - ierner cine gnss
pe6 8egsui6irme, GtSfe &C., iptpie ale in bteIes SAD
siui6lagenbe Grtitet.
Eag gne 8efennnSen tUerbeu prOutpt biGig unb
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