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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

X. r. AoCiDENT.-A collision occurred
on the Dist on the Vt. Central be-
tween the night Boston train and a freight
train which got off the track between North
field and Montpelier. The result was con-
siderable smashing up Of cars and the disar-
rangement and delay Of all the trains
through the day. No one was much
hunt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

THROUGH SLEEPING CAR.-At a recent ar
rangement of the managers of the Rutland
Road, passengers leaving New York at P.
NJ, arrive here at 7.45 A. NJ, and leaving
here at 10 P. NJ, reach New York at 1870
A. NJ. This is decided improvement on
the former arrangement, for passengers COM
ing from New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

Musical CONvESTIoN,-Thcs sixteenth con-
yention of the Western Vermont Musical
Association is to be held at St. Albans on
the %, Sd, 4th and 5th days of January
next. Two grand Concerts are to be given
on the evenings of the last two days.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

SExxEs NABBED.-A dispatch from Mont
gomery, Ala, of the 10th inst, states that
Raphael j. Semmes, late commander Of the
pirate steamer Alabama, was arrested on the
previous evening and forwarded Immediately
toward Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

PORCELAIN PIcTuRKs..Persons wishing to
get this beautiful style of likeness, colOred in
the most artistic manner. can obtain them at
Styles Vermont Gallery of Art.
Those ALBUMS Don't fail to look at the dis
play Of Photograph Albums in the window at
Styles Vermont Gallery Of Art.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

OtR SOLDIERS GRAvEs.-We have received
from Washington, list of Vermont soldiers
whose remains were found on the battle fields
Ofthe Wilderness and Spottsylvsnis C.H.vir-
ginis, and inferred last summer by or
der Of Gen. Meigs, and head-bOards set up,
marked With name, rank and regiment:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

"PRETTY WAITER Girl Church" in the
F ench Episcopal Church (De l'Esprit) in
Twenty-seeond street, New York, the con-
trlbutions of the members are collected by
young ladies, in accordance with custom
which exists in France. A portion Of the
congregation has taken exception to the pro-
ceeding and threaten to cause considerable
trouble. The rector, DIR. Verrens, is pretty
freely denounced for permitting what, in this
country. is certainly an innovation /; and
some people more witty than reverential.
have gone so far as TO call the edifce the
"Pretty Waiter Girl Church"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

A writer in Blackwood says that when
people want to speak OF a native of Holland,
they call him an Amsterdam Dutchman, but
when they speak Of the German race gener-
ally, they leave out the Amster.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

The Boston Journal says; "A gentleman
in travelling along the coast Of Florida and
Georgia found a woman who did not know
what newspaper was. She had several
children and pipe IN her mouth" Rather
n capacious mouth for a woman.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

A LueID CREED.-A sect in Berlin, Prus-
sia, called "Cogitants," have for motto: ''
sour knowledge is our faith our dignity
is our morality; our worship is lite, and our
religion is-our secret" r-....... Ia -,.li,
A lew of their doctrines and practices are
as follows
"Neither theft nor fraud can be punish
ed with imprisonment. Women are to have
a part in the church governments Only the
lower part Of the coffin should be buried in
the earth" t....f-.f..f t....r In.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

Our correspondent adds :
These soldiers we're buried in June, 1866, by
a party sent from this city, and are all the Yer
mont soldiers whose bodies could be identified on
the Wilderness and spOttsylvania Court House
battle fields. The bones Of the men were gath
cred from the field where they fell-hsying been
exposed more than year. In the Wilderness,
there are two cemeteries-No. /. on the Orange
Court House turnpike, about two miles from the
Wilderness Tavern One hundred and eight
men are buried here. Cemetery No. 3, is on
the Orange Court House plank road, about two
and one-half miles from the junction with the
pike, and contains the remains Of FIVE hundred
and thirty four men.
On the Spotisylvania battle ground, but few
bodies wire found unburied. The cemetery
there contains over seven hundred bodies. They
were inferred by Mr. Sanford. resident at
SpOttsylvania Court House.
MINISTERS AND CHURcHEs.-A young min
lister, Rev. Mr.. Dexter, has recently taken
the pastoral charge of the Baptist Church
in Windsor.
Rev. T. ii. Archibald has lately resigned
his charge as pastor Of the Baptist Church
in Mt. Holly.
The St. Adams Messenger announces
preaching at the Academy Hall in that place
by the Rev. DR.. Bigelow, formerly of Keese-
vile, N. Y. and states that this is the first
step in the execution of long cherished pur-
pose among the Baptists of that tOwn-the
establishment of church.
The Congregational Society in Montpelier,
Mr.. Lords, are taking preliminary steps to-
ward building new house of worship, and
will doubtless erect one worthy of 50 large
and wealthy Society.
Mr.. Beecher's Church in Brooklyn, last
Sunday, took up a collection of $4,000 to-
wards the 5000 900 fund tor Congregational
extension Another church in Brooklyn
gave So $50 The Boston churches took uI
large collections, and returns thus tar re.
ceived give reason to believe that the effort
will be successful. '4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

HAULED uP.-Joseph Limoge was last
week brought before Justice Hollenbeck,
and fined $40 and cost for Illegal sales of
liquor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

Why was Herod's wife like a Fenian orga-
nization? Because she had a head sent her,
(Head Centre.)
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS.
FIRST Session.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.

WASHINGTON, Dec Is.
HoUsE-Resolutions were introduced against
all manner Of aristocracy; for the distribution
among the States of surplus arms; to ask the
President why JEFF. Davis has not been tried;
about elective franchise as special feature Of
State rights, (tabled;) calling for information
on Mexican relations; that District Court Clerks
shall not be relatives Of the Judges; asking
about distractions to free transit through Balti-
more; to extend the oath Of allegiance to all
persons elected or appointed under United States
laws, (adOpted;) asking for detail of the num-
Der Of soldiers from each State; for a general
harbor improvement bill; to observe the obse-
quies or memory Of the late President, (Senste
bill cOncurred inD appIopriating $4,000 to
Mrs Lincoln; bill extending suffrage in the
District of Columbia; concurring with the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury in his views on currency
restriction; about registry of American vessels
conveyed to British owners; against polygsmy.
q The session was closed by a long speech from
MIR Stevens Of Penn, on the question of recon-
structiOn, taking the ground that the late rebel
States are not in the Union and must come in as
territories
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

Z" l do not feel that the difficult problems Civ
en- me have been solved, nor do hope for CON-
plete and satisfactory results in the work Of this
bureau. Yet firmly believe that the same just
God that conducted US to freedom, will so conti-
nue. to direct US that we shall be able to keep
the pledge we have made, that that freedom
shall be a substantial reality
In consequence of the remarks in Gen.
Grants late report, Gen. Howard has issued
an order calling the attention Of Assistant
Commissioners to that report, and saying
that the most thorough inspection will at
once be made, and the evils complained of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29

Justin W. Moody has been appointed
Postmaster at Waterbury, in place of John
F. Henry, resigned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-29
WASHINGTON, Dec, 10.

UAshANNiON, btN, ASs
SESArE-Blls were introduced for the defence
Of the Northeastern frontier; to authorize the
establishment sf branch Of the freedmen's bu-
reau in each Of the former Slave States.
The Presidents message on reconstruction was
read and was compared by Senator Sumner to
Pierce's white washing message on Kansas.
Messrs. Cowsn and Doolittle defended the
President from the imputation.
HousE-Certifcate of election Of members
from Louisiana and one from Virginia were re-
ferred to the committee Of fifteen.
The election committee were directed to inquire
into the right Of Mr. Harris Of Maryland, to Q
seat as q member,
The bill to regulate railroad transportation
between the States, known as the New York and
Washington Air Line bill, was passed, after Q
sharp discussion, 92 to 62. .l. ..-.
The joint resolution to amend the Constitution
so as to prohibit the assumption or payment Of
rebel debts BY any State, was adopted.
WASHINGTON. Dec 20.
HousE-A resolution that JEFF Davis should be
tried and punished for treason, and for inhu-
manity to starved prisoners. was ordered to be
printed.
Mr. Stevens presented the petition Of Judge
Yarmouth asking to be admitted to the House
as q delegate from the territory OF Louisiana,
and purportng to be signed by 1900 voters.
A resolution calling on Gen. Howard for infor-
nation concerning the restoration to rebel own
ers of lands assigned to the freedmen, and by
what authority the property once vested in the
United States under confscation. was thus taken
from the United States and bestowed on con:
quered enemies was adopted.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-22
81 q cso = { C5) {.
Uir. Slaatrn GEinbrimiffrr 3Ifnr

Dtr. Staatrn Ciabrimiftrr 9lturHar.
Sfecbricbt pirN trrmtt se3etcn, untfr rIner
.lls oEo Q0n5'eb!s CtstttsIt cine Qttr. fur Gin.
hs'lniid'sn S'epsnus S0rFgbruus tufferb, UNI bic
fr3fsung Ju unite, Rtegn, 10 Ms bic SrtrfiTn
ouf ete tffntlGs S6ulo su te,abItn, otnsbmiat
Juat 81. 1864. fo pir elmer QtiP. tIsittbe psra
eIilFrno Gsnebuiel Wa1 3. 1869 -bas tfr
iibrltd's Sor UStr DUTY fir 9eilcu,rS, unO auf
SihFomnsn. Sutrweisn, GHbfrsclarr eoItrnr
Sitabfen, SianOS II. I. 10, II. {. 10, IFultla
bur4 periCnen In 9,da Gaunty, nun fGtIls
unb Iablsor IN, auf Urer Vsr
Oem 2Often gcptemGer, 1865.
gErnn alla UbI8e 8errn Mot auf ccer DOT rem
2Oln Stptsmbsr, 1865, ppcr 10 Gage uadbrr
lr}atlt wertsn, lo wrpen 8f1aGrl6tiaunaen
aue8cpftCn, al ben 6Olcn ron 20 Gents sIner
ispen bfrfel5r, uBb mtnn rnnn ntt tf,ablt innsrs
adl5 10 So8:n Scn rsm Datum ter tefaaFsn
aardpt Az, 70 wcsttn 10 QrO,rnt sulSGltt
oufuls9t, unb bic 5rIIrition ujrt gtwattIlm 6urG
SfItlasnabme ron liegeuosm un0 paiGnIi6em
.se'nttuE Ter DsIr7utntsn g3wunern.
&le bic tsi'9ten 91rrn ndTen al Gtorat
. Etiel, ben beputirtsn GrGrctur fir 2ttfa
Gauntg. an Ieinr gmlylute. 9lc. So SR 6a.
milton StraEe In Qllsntrrn sipiidsfn cen Stpn.
ren Upn s bis ~ llbr Scrmttaas uro 124 bic
A utr Nahmiitn4s (SenrtaaS au, 6sncmmen)
m3abiE prr6en, llnb ij mliItn aIlC Sorfn In
9ational unb @srtiui8ten Slaatsn Gnrs tr,
SabIt rrrtrH.
@eor9e 8eifel,
Grputrtrr Gc!lCftor fiji 9rta Gauntp.
@H6uf I, 1865. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-22
3Weite N0ttDnQl 9anf,
BON Il lent 0 rpn.

pom Il lent torpn.
DcpG Rtcn- Dank fir nrgirruugo = 0rlDrr
icwit N9ent fir bGn 0rrfauf her
Si3bcns DrciBacr Ser. Staoten 8ono6.
GicIs Igu0 jablbar in ,psi uno rinem ba!ten
3nbr. orm listen 5Gtrunr 1865 ubcr prnn cer
Saltsr bfs Bombs GO prrlan9t, nub ss tbm tann
in Gin 500 Bomb umGepan6slt perbfn, rrl&s
6 Yrcput GUlo SnrGiitn trdgrn, baltiibria
3dtItar. Tils 7s30 8oabs trassn Z unO ein
DlttI prcSsnt 9ntreli'n, baltiabrs 3atItay an
irafnc cir5r gllicnai 9ant, cbne 0tlu9, Gtf
rldatc cnB ls 7s30 80nOe 8enannt ms!Ern,
10, mejl bic Jrtr!ii:n Guf
$50 sinfn Gcnt trs Says tftra8sn,
100 Snet :,
500 sftn -
1000 ;pdn,3
Dtrlc Bombs iinb ~ ba6sn in Gummsr srg
$50, 500. $500. $1,000 unb $4,000. unr iinr
frrt ron ollm Siao:Ss, @auntY' pter anrHn 81
rsn. Gtenfals 81 tabm:
10 40 Bombs,
in Summon son $50 bic $1,000, wdfs gro
SCnt GjUIO 9ntrsiI:n traBcn. ba!tiabrts 3abItar.
5 Qrojent Sntrtfen 9ottn
rrbm In g8abluna Oer 7--3.tO 8onss anse.
nommsn un0 bic rClirn SntreiIrn srlautt
OP8olo uuo &ilbIr
wirN ssfauft unS pae EUhAF Yunlimm tafir ts.
,abIt.
g8ritrr austuuft pirb nit 8uaudsm rttdtt
UUn Cbar'cs .. 3ufd, GaFur,
2S. s.. Nlnep, Yrcfioent.
Qlsniowa, 5struar 20, 1865. na-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-22
Gin SAornteinfeder braconete G

Gin Saprnlteinfe9er bcgc9nets e.
rem @ciitEhen, Der i'm ant fplgcnbd
lQprttn anreDete
9tun Giebrr Oieiiter, 70 Fei6is ? g8is
pieI S4Drnteine bait Sbr lbon beuts
Jefc9t
@iniBe SpanSig, GGrpiirben.
llnb mas befpmmt Sbr fir SeSen?
Sier 0rUIAen.
@i bas m0ht mebr ais trei 9balrr,
Die Iinb balb Scrpient.
Sa ppbl, @brwiirbrn baS piTrn
Sie am bciten uns SAparjrBfen pirb
cs nibt f6per, 9rIp Suiummen3ui9las
gen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-22
ptr O u mOrif.
Eie erite StrfeIritter Senbn.'
Gin Gt6r grocer StUd ausJusertaufsn.

Nuf benz Sag tpanns reab9 lit, mir
nuf bUh6ebnise genbu psrfauft werren
an brr WCbnuns Der SertOrbrnrn fiiO
idbtn CONFEDERATION, al Der Strab
psl@e BON Subanpn ;u SeFcriOn Oa
Sis fdbrt, 6 3Ul BON GUpprrbrubpilIe
unb Elm 3plI BON Der @gSptilcben Sin
fternib, unb Elm baIber 3Oa Spn brl
8brren bes absrunses unb ben Yfortcr
bes epiSen Serberbens, fpl9ene 9lrtifsl
ndmIid - 3ebn tauIenb 9lurtipns.
8lSse, aus peIden bic SflaSenbaltel
friiber ibre eisene baIbIbparSe Sinber
Strfauft baben, Elm buutert tauIent
Ysitfdsn unb Geieeln, nit 8lut onsrs
itrihen, NIT prlden fr bic 9iIfen ppn
SfIaSen, Mdnner, Wribrr unb 8inber
beurbeitet babrn ; scbn taulenb 9Iuts
bunb nm SflaUen einSufan9en Span>
3is 8auIenb 9rtpiemenern, rinise Sons
ReSclpers unb anbere Wprb< SnItrus
ntente pel6e ready ein9epodt waren ben
GirfeIrittern bes Gorbrns 0eIAift Su
rerben, um Teipts 9egsn bic 8c9ierun9
3u IfGrten, Gin bunbert Sprrn Upll grtef
bic BON ben nBrblihe Girfelritter Su
Self Doois se1dift pUrbrn iinb, UNI
ibn einiuIaten feline lrmee noh 4enns
IYIranitn 3u fhifen unb beIfcn bic
AtCIiidens su idis6en; ciui9e 8pnncn
3titunsrn, tpie bic Wrrlc, bic 9lSc, uni
fIsinere 9red>Sldttrr, psIfr bic SIC.
bellen trmabnt ba5en ia nitbt aufjugez
Fen, fcncern fcrtSufcAtrrL tnbrm Der
glCrbrn nitmaIS iir9rn iBnnc-priI Der
NCrben alle SdlaAtrn Srrlrrrn, neil
TT fhpn fiinf @iillipnen 0iorn ein9cz
biet, neil ibnrn balb cine Millipn Cir
frIrittsr su 6uIfe fcmmen piirben; rt
nise tuuIenb IhBn 9el6rirbenr Gprtrnfs
te cttr 9lerecmentcr, peIAe Srn ben
2ieters her Tebencn .ltnb Der Girfelrit,
ter unteridrieben 1T, unO britimmt mic
lie bas 0anb re9ierrn unb bic llnipnlrut
ausrctten tppllten, tprnn bic Te9isrun0
Cinmal 9eitiirSt pGre; YicIe SBllrnma.
f6inen, uHt S6iffe, Sriidru unb 81
frnbubnSise in bic 2uft Su iprcngcn !;
msbrere Scsebears Gjift nm g8oHc,
unb Glen Su Ssr9iftcn Srrpctcte SIri-
her um tas @slba Siebtr oueSubreitcr
nnb 9bUspbrrus um Stdbte in Sranb
su Irssu, sinise tauIrnb Shid, beiNus
bers bufir ssmoht UNI 9luc llnirn 3ci-
tungebruder aufubdnsen, IpboIo bue
game 2anb unter Der 0rpalt Der 9te.
brllrn unb girfelritter 1T, neblt cini9en
bunbert 3auIenben antCren 9lrtifcl gu
rptitlduftis Su mrIern, bic abrr allcs IN
Gb fa6en, mas nrtbpcnbil 1T elm GcIi
unSIidli6 3u MAIDEN, Sreibeit uuc G'r-
rs6tisfsit 3u Derni6trn unb cine 0b!'
IenwirtbIbuft auf Grtrn auf5urihtcn.
Nun6e 9lrtifrI waren 1bcn langr i'm
Ssbrau6, aber onrcrr iinb nod 70 gut
als nru unb fBnncn nod large gebraubt
rsrten BON Girfelrittcr 3citun9S Eruf.
tr, armtsrjGser unb Gcuerf YrIitifer.
Der Serfauf icu i'm Girfclrittrr
6auptquartirr 9rbaItcn prrtcn, i'm Srff
Dapis feinem SsEIHhfuu 1t lOu unfansen
Mn 12 llbr 0littrrnabt. Ti7:cnGS"!f"
Rsvbtn feline ungtnUmmcn. getmo.
apStn tpfrrm trfannt Sema8t ppn
@oS StymaStr. Gricuttr.
Sulanbiabam, Gueionctr,
. &itfnabutsr, Gtnt.
gVaTts N-6truI, Sbdvtirr,
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Rein nOunotr.

Dpftpr: 6ier ffeGIe idb Sbnrn
6rrr YrUfeRrr, ben dItritcn Nnnm in
unfsrrr Start prr; er sabIt so Sabre
nnb III prn 0sprrtr Gin SaCrnitrin.
fsser !
YrDftFpr: 8rtn @untrr &C.
rdu6ertss SIeiI8 bdIt li6 itets laager
ale friibes.
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Orr Sdrtli6e &etter. -
Stutir: 80, tjc1co bcrrlicbr 9trmbano !!
"nic l..:!irhe r9 mid te9liifcn menn sic
mfrs Ihruftcn, ;9curt 2lnreIie "
TrduIcin ,Sie trii9cn rS tpoRl gar
auf Sbrrm SerSen, Gsttcr =
StuciO 80, nrint 9IetA in's Scr
Intboue y
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Gir EaubritCr am Nbcin.

Bon itrtn Burger SpSen Fs
@.maiFnrt Icnl gum Seal bjnat,
llno natmcn untsr rtpm DrCb'n
gtm gBaroru Gslo unb Qeomcn ab
q eomfortub'tn san ci tbun
. l8utB' eGTylbc ] et,-U @Tout,-
llno [.um ben @GpIunptrIsn
Sailr npH zine SuiiiuEs aus.
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Sapbtr iugte in 8rantfurt Su
Doctor S6ultcr, benz Scrousaetrr cis
ncr 3eitidrift, bic an rinrm lleberfluf
an 2ltpnncntenmongcI labcrtrte :
Srnterbar, Sic Iinb rin S6uitcr
unb fBnncn S0rcm Glatt tp9 frincu
2bTaB pcrfbaifrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-22

-Nu s Dem 2eben. (gta4 Ell
ncm GilentaBnun9Idd.) 9er3w e i
felnbe Trau. Wrin Mann ! 0iein
ManI no 1T mrin Mam ?
Sramter. gr lit unDliifli1cr
WeiIe bura llcbrrfobren in Spet 0alf,
ten 1c1bnittrn wprben.
Srau. 2l6 nm @Uttc6witlcn, Gebrn
Ste brb, in pcl6cr Salftc CT pcn Sal.
ltnI6liTtl bat.
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Que9Icid)un1.

SBrc, Steiner, prbin 9cGt Der @rg
nacb 6olSrcrf
9tetIb, 6crr Suipsftpr bcut friib in
Der SAul bubcn Sic ecIogt, ih mUbt
nir-unb jctt pi6cn Sie felbrr mir.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-22

Gin f6peGiIher 8auer purbe emf
Won einem 8rrunbc 9rfrugt, rb er aud
JttBle Yertauft Bate. Sreili, fn9te Der
Bauer, unb 9uet fin lte le mrr beSobIt
pCrbe. Oils ibm Nun Der Srsunb Dur>
mari rr ie' ein fdlrlbter 0cutI6er, pril,
er ba5u belfr, ben SranipIen 9ferbe 5u
Iiefern, erpirerte ber S4pabc: NarrIc,
Die Sran5cirn fin ia an'9efiibrt nit
meine @dul' ipia 0ir's nur fasa,
cs fam fpner a @trtIe fran3tiIb.
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Qus oem g,bCn

Du, 6unurs, mae fpitet Oein rrurr
Out? Das fam iA Dir ni6t grnou
fuaen 60 mar serape gtiemaRb i'm 2as
ben, tpie i'd ibn fuufte.
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9f q 0 + | 0 t
eSObss -. SliOer,
@elellI1oft BON 9cd)a Gountp.

3tcatsgcIebrter (Attorney at Law
QIIcntaun, pcnre.
paS- Qmteaubc Ssrlrst mad @Obfttb pstrr'e
Gjetdupe, SR.6amilIUn StraBs, bsinabt ssraps
rem GouItbluir asssniibr.
sgs- &r fam in Der Susli6m unb DsutI6'r
Sprdde couluIttrt perbrn.
December 6, 1854. nq3N
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NIcoern.

Or: g8ie grbt's Sbnen ? Sie:
Dante, gut. Gr. Glir 9cGt's aud,
gut ! Sie: Oos freut mid. @r :
0as bobt ib mir, bs6boIb Iu8t' ids
0leib.
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GlhGlid)cr 5uGano.

Sd Bin uur grab olciueiI frpb, wrnn
i4 mcinr gcImte Gjlirbcr bob', baB i6
Der 2trbrit aus rem g8cg 9rbcn fam
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-22

Gin Bauer gucft in bic Sffce zines
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