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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES,
ku 90 be sold for ONE DOLLAR Each

cor sold Pens, Mounted uolcer6--- Alo 70 b.vp
All the 20 DDS in thu above List wii ne sold With
out reservation for ONE ID LIAR EACH C--.i5
fcates u All the various articles are esccf IN sin,
liar envelopes sealed and mixed. Etc.e envelope
viii be sent % mail, or delivered At our ONCE
without rr gard % choice, % receiving a Certih-
cate sou will what article 10 represents, and 10
the article numet, OF any other in the list Of same
value.
By this mode We give selections from varied
stock 90 aue goods. % the hest mate and latest
sty les, aud Of intrinsic worth AZ nominal price,
while All have chance % securing articles Of the
very b CHEST value.
n all transactions by mail we charge for Tor
wsrdnz the Certificate. pay Ing postage. and doing
the business ~ cents each. Firs eerHhcGtes ,eH Be
ss1f far e EisJtn for 3 ThGfg for 8 SLEfy.ate
f3r SO and One haHfrtt for So.
REASONS WHY
We should -lpPly your wants our iscihtisz are
unsurpassed our Wars 20. unr.valied excellence /;
uu- promises .Iuctualy observed. eur central
location brings a. near t1c most remote points.
uur goods ar, new from tre rla1riscturrfs- aHa ~
the latest and most desirable styles The 20, ds
must bel sold. sra the terms are unequillea- All
af-.e'e- ordered are i.rvarie1 f1 return mall
We --lrslfes eur.rs e4tl-'t-tlYu 90 every n
stance AVID i there should be- any person d-sat' s.
I-l r. ans artI-l. they mss receive. thes Will
ulaH srels return 30 and the price will be refund
et
Aesyrs We sllrv those acting a. AGENTS Ten
Cent. on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount q. one Dollar.
rtlJ VII collect 70 rcuts fHr every Certificate,
1ur retaining II cents, remit Co US Do cents Tor
GE5. pEVERIT & co,
al Broadway, NeW York.
far.- dsWjm
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Fan and UTnter Goods,

40. 2 * 3 BANK BLOCK
4 VERY large Assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Maze up Ia the very best style az prices A. low
the market affords. A great part o. the stock
having been bought during the summer season,
We are ,ellin. foods below market prices. Our
CUSTOM DEP-fRT.NE.N
al ei with the choicest Goods 10 the ma - It, an
re cut AMI made up % order ia a style not u Re
xcellet
Purchasers buying Winter Goods VII DO well %
buy early. saving % from DO O. % per cent can
now be made.
\ good stock OF BOYS CLOTHING on had
Al early call is respectfully solicited al No .
9 BAN Block
COLvER a II RIA
Burlington. SEPT. sth.
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rSrARr.i>nEp INIst1.

paper az les than Manufscturer'> Prices.
No connection ruth tie combined Monopoly
for nigh Prizes.
I OFFER the Largest and Best Assorted STOCK q
L PAPER u every description to lie found IN this
country. Booksellers Stationers. Printers and
Binders gll save money b. E.st examining ny
stock. OTdegs BY mail promptly FLIED.
= HARD, Wholesale Paper Dealer.
No. Il Bs-smsn street. y. Y C7'hs Old Stand
f1rF - teutN
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POWERS s. STORY,
DEALERS Is
Pianos, CGbiHef Organs.
AND MELODEON>

AND MELODEONS.
BURLINGTON. VEn.-
WE keep constzn.ly Or hand q .t--- .-
w ment Of the above instruments ~
such manufactures a. We fr8to O. mae -.. RI.
for we warrant every instrument We s-
YEARS, and II il does not suit the pu- ..s-
cry respect, h. Is az liberty % excha1--
The United Co.'S Pano-, made hy s.s,.
f0remen and wCTkmen from the best uAr1. b. -
in New York, We make our leading iI.------..
The manufacturers, by doing their oe1. 4..- s. Z
each man being personally interested. az s-a
TO make first class instrument a. les l---..-
any other establishment MANY af ar- 5-.- -
clans. and Others, have purchaset then Ar
the number We refer %
Prof. 5. G. Moore, Burlington.
9 q. Benedict,
Edward Lyman,
Col. R, 6 Stone. Pla,tsagr-s. W
Mr.. Whitesides Champlain y v
John Rodgers, Black Bro0s, "
Mr. Dr.. Wo0dar1, Brandon
Or. Drew. Waterway
We are also agents .0s
Durham. Steinwsy q sons, HazeIc
Bros. Emerson. " oodWard n
Brown.
And others. All instruments We sell 81 za.-a-
turers' prices, setting them up, 14l keep NJ --H
in tune for one year, free o. eIpeu-e- Sec nd .l-
Pianos We take in exchange io- new. thereby .t
ing stock constantly on hand and ~ sale.
We are also sole agents for MASON & hANLt-
CABINET ORGANS, whose superiority req
instruments OF the Melo1eon cla,-. are -.a 81
known TO dwell upon. sample a.ways o, .----
at our warerO0ms.
Beware Of agents travelling the country ~ 20
responsibility, selling instruments. d. --s as.-
out q ten you will get cheated Il you H----l.s
them. But call a. our warer0Oms, 80 1. b ,-.
Music ST re, before purchasing, and sst a., s-
Al DO for YOU.
AW POWERS II. L s-1sT
Burlington. Aug -. 5o4- -ts
KEROSENE OIL.
wholes4ls and Retail. a. cheap 8. l-
y bought elsewhere, AZ
4 FEW bushels Of very nice Beans 50
~ No. Union B.1.s
SMORED Beef, salmon and HaHoal f.- sale
- W. Union Block. .
oct Is.
CAS and PORCELAIN SHADES
" sHEDD, WALKERS 4 WIRES
No. Union Block.
ONIONS: ONIONS:
IN BUSHELS Just received and for sale a.
No. Union Bloc.
SALMON. new catch, at No. Union Blocs
Oct 18th. Wv. DREW 4SOS
VERY RARE CHANCE-For sale, d clear S...s
' Of Millinery Goods, with fixtures and lease
store, having large regular cash trade "a ~
Of health the only cause Of selling. Apply ina %
Stely O. 5 : BROWN,
No. 3. Central Block, Church S.
Burlington, VI, March p. SOS. tkrf
FOR SALE.
DOR SALE-A Splendid Show Case which ~. he
Il sold AZ the cost Of the Glass. Apply O.
s $ Brown.
No. ;, Central Block Church =
Burlington, Vt, March =, 1876
GLASS SHADES.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT, Just received a.
~ SHEDD WALKERS L HlRES
NJ. Union b.rs
NAV
rUAR-in one gallon kegs-for sale BY
Il LOUIS FOLLETT CT.
March q, 1855.
T ARGE CLOTHES WRINGEE for Il e. g.
L. Boarding Houses At PEIRlE.
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Burlington Book Bindery.
WILLIAM SCOTT.

burlington Book BiHdery'
WILLIAM SCOTT.
MOULD respectfully announce that he = ~
w pared ~ execute all orders with when ne i-a'
ce favore, in The above line with and prompt
ness
OLD BOOKS REBOUND.
MUSIC. H4GAZINES PAMPHLETS, &C., e.
bound IN any desired style
Accuunt-B Books Of all kinds made % order Pap
ruled % any pattern
EOriers b, mai -ill receive prompt sttentl'
Terms REISONAsLE.
Addr-S. WI. SCOTT,
{Ohce e., sr Huntngt0u's Book S'ore-
b1riin zton. Marc ~ ~
IN BUS. MARROwsAT BEANS for Sect
oil AZ PEIRCES
DEARI. BARLEY. Sa-a Tap.oca. CON- -Star's
I',S It.i,sn.rt PERCEs
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GEORGE DEMERIT & CO..
JelCeferS,

JeceferS,
500 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
CORNER DUANE STREET.
100000 wATC HE'S.
CHAINS, GOLD PENS AND PENCILS
Sc, Sc,
WORTH S5oO,Oooi
To BE SOLD ATONE DoLLats EACH. WITH
OUT REGARD 20 VALUE.
md not % q u-if r-,l you k.ouo Irhai y0a ssA
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Hon. Ed,ril II Stanton,
Srrrfrrg of H'er.
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Cry PoINr. Arr. $50 A. NJ.

CRY PoINT, Ayr. 2-o-5o A. NJ
A despatch from Grant states that Sheri-
dan. commanding cavalry and infantry, has
carried everything before him. He captured
3 brigades Of infantry. wagon train ana
several batteries of artillery. The prisoners
captured will amount to several thousand.
rs. BOWERS, a 4. G.
CRY PorNT-S.30 A. M
April 2.
To Hon. Z. ". Stanton, Sc. Of Var
Last night Grant telegraphed that sheri-
dan with BIZ cavalry and the 9Th corps had
captured brigldes Of infantry, tram OF
wagons. several batteries, and prisoners
amounting 70 several thousand. Tins NOR
ming. Grant having ordered an attack along
the whole line. telcgraphs as follows 10th
Wright and Parke got through the eaemy'>
lines. The battle Is now raging tuuously
sheridan. with his cavalry, the ffth corps,
and Miles division OF the second corps,
which was sept 70 him since one O'Clock this
morning. l. now sweeping down from the
west All now looks highly favorable. Ord
Is engaged. but have not yet heard the re-
suit in biz front y
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Cry PorSr. April /.
To Hon. E. ". Stanton, Sec. Of War:

To Hon. E. ". Stanton, Sec. Of War:
Dispatches iust received, shswing that
Sheridan, aided by Warren, mad at , P. NJ.
pushed the enemy back so as to retake the
Five Forks, and bring his own headquarters
up to F: Bolssesu's. The Five Forks we're
barricaded by the enemy and carried by De-
WINS division Of cavalry. This part Of the
enemy seem % be now trying 20 work along
:he White Oak road to join the main force
in front of Grant, while Sheridan and War
ren are pressing them as closely as possible.
A LINCOLN.
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CRY PoINT-S:30 A. NJ. !
April 2. s
A. LINCOLN
CITY PoINT, April ),
10 i. NJ.

10 AN.
Hon. E. ". Stanton Sc. Of War.
Dispatches are frequently coming IN An
Is going on finely Generals Parke, Wright
and Ord's lines are extending from the Ap-
pouattox to Hatcher's Run They have all
broken through the enemy : entrcnehed line,
taking some forts, guns and prisoners Sher-
Idan. with his own cavalry, the fifth corps
and part of the second. Is coming in from
the west on the enemy's flank, and Wright
i, already tearing up the Sluth-lde raiiroad.
\ LINCOLN
CRY PolNT, Apr. % P. VI.
TO Hon. E. NJ Stanton. SC Of War,
AtlO.45 !. NJ. Gran; telegraphs as fol-
lows
Everything has been carried from Jhc
Left Of the 9Th corps The 9th corp alone
caprured more than 5000 prisoners. The -
and oath corps both captured forts Eun- ami
prisoners from the enemy. hut I cannot Tell
numbers. We ale now ciosiu- arp ni Tire
works o. the line Immediately enyeIopiuE
Petersburg All looks remarkably well ]
have not vet heard from Sheridan. Ills
headquarters haze been moved up 90 Banks
houss near the BJyitavu road. about three
miles southwest OF Petersburg
LINCOLN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-07

Professor Sillimsn who has personally visited
and examined the property, says fit. under date
uf July ,, 1864
"As a ranch IL is q splendid estate bat its value
l. it. almost fabulous wealth in the hest Or oil
And since his return from California under date
u Feb. 10, ISIS, lac further says
Il an happy 70 be able 20 confirm at this date
what have said in my published report respect
ing the extraordinary character and high value or
the estate in which your company il established
The advertiser is authorized 10 receive suhscr ill.,
tons for stock in the above Company at h.
office in Peck's Block. Burlington VI
where can also be seen the Prospectus Of the COnpa
ny. with chart and full details
y WIRES
Burlington. March ~. Isis.
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WILLIAM ArsrNE, Msior Z. S. A.,
Acting Assistant Prov. Mar. Gen. Of VI
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NEW FIRM.

VrHE UNDE RSIGNED. HAVING PURt HA>t-
Il orc. ". Rinszte his entire stock u Naic1e-
JeWelry, &C, and rented the store formerly oc'-
pied 81 Mr. Ningate,
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OLD BOOKS REBOUND.

N BUS. MARROwFAT BEANS for Sect
0t A. PHIRCE'S
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FRESH SUPPLIES.

LEONARD MARSH. VI. d.
d&xtf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13

ueber Die blei6en, beina6e 9elben @angen
rannen unaufbaltiame Sbrdnert, uno lein earses
9luSieben 5ei9te BON benz Glenp bes Gefdnsnii= :
IeS uno einem innern, bpffnunBslpIen S6mer3.
Seine 6dnoe rubten 9efuItet auf Dem &nle, uno
ber aOpf par auf Die 8ruit Seiunten.
Ser 2aut einer fril6en 8inberltimme, peG9e
an iein Obr i2lug, beppg Spar enoId, auf5us
16auen.
.Barum peinit 9u 70 iebr? 8it Su bung.
ris?"
Gor ibnt itanb Elm Md66en BON Sw6lf biS
bret5ebn Sabren, tlein ppn @u6S uno naeer.
9bre 3G9e paren NOD unentpifelt unb ermanz
9elten leDes @eprdge8 BON S66nbeit, NIT gluSz
nabme oOn Elm paor Iebbqfter unO auSorud8=
pclen Nugen uno buntelbraunem, BON Natur
9eloftem 6aare. 9aS Mdo6en mar aut oez
tleioet nnb befono iidb unter Der Sbbut elmer
dlteren 9ienerin, meI4e einige S6ritte rid
wdrtS itano.
III =
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asrrssfLetaerz2eaem.

Beit Fratt Str. 9ls. 353 unb 1881.
gleincn ges9rttn 6reunbeu uns sem @ublitunt made
it tisr1it Die Qn,ese bsi id ta8 ien lett 9a9ren
beem Blase etabre Ssi9Sft abernsniIeu base unb fe
fanbis Gin rei6baQes 9sser ssn &Sncn, istir sSrbei
teten 5erreuflebcrn neueer 6oeoa ben bSen Rreiz
fen ppr St6is bs(te une GuG pls auf Sefenuus Ancr
tiger ptrp.. -SStpe fir s31<e uus 6peu!cuss in aeu
Ssrten uns su sE>H Erei'er.
kerner cine 3usHa6l R,geniSirme, StDde &C., icpie
aGe in AeIcs Is&6 .inieioseusen slr'ifcl.
ksE- Ill. Befenupgen ~erseu qrsulft, bt(iis uns in
fiirseiter 6rif aHSeertist.
.. g. aaiier.
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Srei Sage ourauf las man in ben 3eitungen
Splsenoes:
pOOnnerltag, ben oierSebnten 9tooember, lit
Die unoerbeiratbste E6rauenSperipn gre,a Si6s
berg, in ibrer gNpbnung, @apitdnSitrabe ST.
aut Gaou9arosldno erInOrOet 9efunoen wUrben.
Aller Nabri6einlidfet na6 lit oer Wlpro 8pi>
i9en Sebn uno eli llbr 9lc6t5 began9en nor
ben. AuS, ,oemYerldluB Der Grmproeten lino Der
angaitelten unteriu6ung na6 foI9enoe .@egellz
ltdnpe oerl6wunoen: cine goloene lbr, Spei
Iilberne 0e6er, ein balb 9ubeno iil6erne 26iz
fel, nit s. S. bejei6net, Elm 9cloener Ming,
nit einem rptben &arnepl, Swei glatte Gplorinqe
i1nmt elmer Heiuen Sunme GelbeS. Ser
Ul6rber bat bel ietner Slu6t einen ,6plsI9ub,
uno einen aus einem setrImmten Nage per-
fertt9ten Oietti9 surad9eluiieu. 9Rit 8eSug
ootauf uno unt Die Gntoedung oes W6roers
berbei5ufibren, bat ba8 @eri9t cine 8elpbnuna
ppn ie&sunbI Ie6ssig 91eid8tbaIeru, smeiunpz
orelbig S4iIins BuntD fir oenienigen ausges
ieBt, tpeIder 5uperldfiise, sur 9Iuiinoung bes
WfcrberS fIbrenoe gaAweiiuu9en Sl geben i'm
Stanoe it,"
Gini9e 3eit barauf las man Mieoer:
p9ant Der Sbdtisteit uno bem Giier unierer
POlije lit eS iest 9slungen, benz llrbeber oes
9rdbliden WoroeS in Der GapitdnsitraBe ouf
ole Spur gu tOmmen. Ser M6roer 1T Elm 16
ldbrtger S6miet aiun9e, ,NamenS Spar, tpeIber
Ytle9elobn eeS Verpanpten Der @rmDrDeten,
oe5 S6mieOmeiiters 9borsiUu 9ewelen it,"
Der auf Der 8abn oes 2alter5 leioer Ihon
10 tptit por9eI6rittene Singing bat por Dem
Ppll5eigeri9t nit gew6bnlider 6redbeit uno
erbeu6eIten 3brdnen iein @erbre6en geIdug,
net, un9eaAtet ebr bringenoe Crime uno Be-
weiie ge8en ibn ipre6en. G8 befauo iid ndnl=
ljd in lsmem Befb Elm bluttgeS Meiier unb
elm 2ietrth; ouberoem tuaren ieine 9eioer NIT
Blut belledt Oa jeopb fir jest teIne ndbere
Nu'tdrun9 erSielt tperoen tonnte, 10 1T bic fer=
mere llnteriu6ung iammt 3eu9enperb6r. auf
mpreen peri6Oben, uno Der iun9e aber perbdr=
tete Wl0roer tuieoer ins @eIdn9uiB 9ebrubt pors
ben, um aQein nit ieinem Gtetpillen Die Qualen
Der Neue uno Surdt5u erlsioen"
. -
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misunderstanding be3l9Ii9 be5 WlOroes an
G'ret1 Sioberg beidafti9te einioe @o6en oas
Butllfum uonStpdbOlm unp ielbit Die 3eitunasz
leler I'M 2anoe. Ser oebba.b ad9etlaote Spar
wurbe Elm @e9enit1no all9emeinen Nbl6eu's;
eenn ais bic ndberen Details betunnt purben,
fano man eS gang entleBIth, oob er, nod Elm
Sinh an Sabren, iidb be8 Worot8 elmer Srou
Ibuloig 9euudt boben iOlte, tpelde 5ebn Sabre
lang 10 piel ais cine BHegemutter fir ibn ee=
peen mar. 0as ungliidli6e Opfer oe8 DIOR
ce8 beidrieb man in allen 3etungen ais elm
Dtuiter BON Site uno 6r6mmi9tet, tpdbreno
man 9llleS auTbOt, UNI Spar ais enen entarteten
uno BON &inoheit an b6sartigen Rnabeu gu
lhloern.
Sn5wii9en perlor buS Gntere1le Ii9 i6neQ,
Oa man trpb auer llnterlu9ung teinen entl6eiz
oeuben geweiS se9en Soar auf3ufinoen, poer
Dem friiberen S6mieoseieaen Stan9bpm = mel
der iebt peri6nunoen ipar-auf Die Spur gu
tommen perntD6te.
Wtan ipra4 nidt mebr oappn; aber inSmis
I9en bleb Soar i'm &erfer.
GnoliG, nod 8erfluB zines Sabres, na9oem
er o(le @raoe ppn Qeioen uno 0tiB9anblun9 i'm
@efdn9nib bur4semudt bate, wurce er aus
Diausel an 8emeis fur unidulOig ertIdrt unO
auf freien SUB 9eIebt, ieocd nit bem gebeB
BON Seiten oe8 @eri6ts, iiA einen 9ienit aut
ocm Qanoe gu iu6en, oa ieines GerblebenS in
Der 6auptfaot nidt iein t6nnte,
Ga Oemlelben Sag, oa Spar aus Dem Nrrelt
entloi1en tpurOe, fnpen tpir ibn wieeer auf
SbOrslpns Srub fsenO.
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EdsIicber unD DS0senttider
), b 0(timOre 10 0 C6or. ="
Se-cus6e9eteR
Gi0eS S GcbnnmTer.

Beotngungen.
Der tdsticbe aSecfer tCet in bts 5tabt ~ Gents
Tbentlt&, 8aplbar bic 8rGser, pe1e bafE Uerant'
portlib Fub.
Durd1 bic PoR beranbt: $3.50 fir gtpuate ober
50 id6rl& in 8erauS5abIuns
0as sSocbeHblott eri6eint jeten Ireita9 Hno top
Sc i1brli9 I'M 8oraus sablbar.
sadF OeutiGlaub esrfanbt SIS tSPrIid1 (sinSiIesht
seS Bortp).
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3Offer s So.

2Offer s GgD.,
294 B. 8aItimOreitr., Baltimore, Wto.,
sabrtanten urb gn sros 8erGufer bon aGerbanb prtc
feuiGe, $prtfolip uns Sober @aIanterie=Ir6eiten,
tmpfsbtn ben besn autwdrtlen gublitum tor ercbts
rei6baltt6S 9a8er spd6ern seaeu 900 Ser8te.
eene SErten MtbeitstaF4sr unb 8dt&en, 8,fe.a@en IN
tetnEen unk sef& aadppen uksrn, @infaangsn son
StSsret,n ,r ists stn srabeS Eager bon Sancs8ssbs
2Stherpertautr erben unisrs 9rte 10 p@t but8er fin.
BEN ais tn Ntp 9Orf; unr GattnlaSer to- b. mir aueS tn
0rrsen fabrsren, fets tpafd1Sts afprtrt.
unitr Gabtatsrttel an Der errssn Mrstluns ben sen
NrstS. i21ie-31beN
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j Ilr UOutr0Rt0rell.
SafenI Sc5fen!! &5e5Ien !

S11en! Sc5fen J! ScDfen ~
offtestss Depot G.mm. far sub1taeu,
.-...,.. apattuetCn, g. gtpp 1865.
Serttstlts In9.5sie to, 9asat w.rsen Spn m urer-
tt9 etsn tn btetr Statt BE Dnfde IL gtsS 1866 tt-
tags IL te ctee9enetnsmmen fir Saul Bon unoeftr
6itntbun0ert Stiid Ginbpieb
1ae Wtsb tann I;efrtt Dor benz gtrtaastass tn benz @
g"sna9s Ut9ptf ~ @ltr3nbria, SO sttben psrbsa.
@hBeSae fur cas- Ute4 reIttn IN SptS SBn l. ini f
dn9enpmr en-: Der Dieter bat hamt tas edi IpS.I Gd
SHn iesss Gr a ntstn sls y tauitn ts
ate elaf Nns ben ct Bis pter nGmtrtrt nHb tcsr
AAeebDie fur sne bttmute 3abl bpa tosr G1aEe gemaQ.
nof9 ~ osnn rre bas ssb Dsn tim bamt touten
p.r'nen ten,n S.rtauft ,usefSrdtn fnt tab,n 50 pG
ses 1au stir< jur 8stt ptnn tore OTttn anstupmmeu
w'rfsn aa ttpOntsn Die grmulare ur AnetOOe merrea
non Fem nteriet&nttsn seIttf.rt Refine NutsbSte ro
9Hn Guten onnenrmen bic rber otrebtt babeu br 9pn
EFetts mt Der ~ MTeststnns ttniutalten.
2o& eanSs @iet tlGes auf tttie Qetle ndt Ipso,5Ia
stn MIR iSl sm setneenannttn vi, BE Dtittm d. rem
NV A'0' "'EHA' II "PF a@l AatuDa pertduIt Terfen-
30 e. BELL,
NI'aFpomll Dlajor uah g. =. II. @, a.
SubffffenSs&offce Der Ser. at. ggrmec.
Ns. 8 Sao Gatae.
n,.w baltimore AIb IL. Wao. 1865
Ttreett In8cbSte I'm Dupltst wtrten ouf Ii. er Since
bis 9tstpp, 15 sipI b. g. 4ttttdas X sr
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ben Stteds bas @puperntmenS ebe es nnornnmntr irs
~ matra HH 5ormaIartn ietn bic IN sisftr Office
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9sn Werten rt9t bttiidfattat wv
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cen nhlsrtet4nttsn Aspreiltrt ien.
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pemberabenb, an bemIelben Sag, ba Der Wlei iter
bseroi9t tpurbe, Spar nod am @robe ieines
Bafgeuoters.
@reta, SborsionS ein'ise re6tmdbige Grbin,
bate Soar auf gang beitimmte g8eiie gu ertens
men 9egeben, oub er ni6t LANCER ais Bis na9
Der 8eerbi9un9 i'm Saule gu perbleben bate.
llnbetiimmert oarltn, wp6in CT 1i9 tpenoen
piiree, be9te iie bios einen @unl6, ndmlid
cen, ibn lpS 81 tperoen uno auf ip6e 9lrt an
Dem perbabten Naiienbausiungen 6a4e gu
nebmen
Ger Winb fubr iber bic @rdber oabin uno
rauidte burb Die entlaubten Baumfronen ouf
oem airdbofe, abcr SUar mar gefiblIoS ooIlr
uno lab auf Dem du9epOrfenen @rabe, ben
ROpfauf Die 0dnoe 9eitiist in leinen&ummer
9dnSid periunten uno oIIes auBer bieiem rer'
geeno.
gBie lonse er 10 Iben gebtiebeu wdre, iit
un9emlB, wenn ibn ni6t Elm trdfti9er Sdla9
ouf Die S6ulter aus feinen oil lttrn @rlbeleien
gelpedt bdtte, Der BON fplgenoen 8Orten be9leiz
tet mar:
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10 peroammten Q8etter Idnser bier auf Dem
@rabe liBen bleiblt."
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belize feline ionoerld quite 8reuuOe geweien
linb, 10 mare es bph, tpie mir bdntt, re6t Ihape
um 9id," faste Stan9bsm nit einent uerz
idmiBteu 2d6eln, tpcldes m tleioig auSieben
lollte. uSd tpiroe Dir qern einen 9ienit
ltiiten, uno barum mollte id 9i6 fraaen, Ob
9u, iebt Obne 6eimatb, bis uuf gpeitere8, mel
ne idle6te Suite tbeilen miaft S9 wetbe
mid no6 einem anoeren Blabe umieben, uno
oa fam eS lid ia leidt il9en, oub Ou eben
Oaleltit dud Elm llntertOmmen fnoeit. Stun,
10 Ia9e i4nell, Ob Dir mein GOridla9 an>
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Spar retdte Stan9bpm Die 6ano, pbne cine
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vSer 2eufel bple mid, ilt ous ni6t cine
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abbdrmt unO pinielt? SEPT tumn1, tpir mOnen
einen ti6tiaen S4napp8 81 un8 nebmen, oaS
itdrtt ben aorp,r uno 9bt Der Seele 2eben"
@tun9bOm nubn Spar am gtrm uno 500
ibn nit li9 fort.
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bat ssBen stne trOss aswes xtusr Essewsaren ersaex
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Gf56t In BET Stsst. EiE4 fsnne nxA GEsr1euse I'D.
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81. 9teuter S GoDue,
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go. So 90. Baltimore Str.,
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bon allen tn tyr Ba .nl6aeerben QSlaren tu entpreden
GSerf;euge fur Dafbintfsn, 3mmerleute, Saretner
2rtIfeGer 9ufnsr, Da9rer, ruts fur 5anbsstter
aGer Nrt;
SSaumateriafien,
B,fhldst duer @rten fur EtftIer; fppie
Sduabaltunssz Segeuffdnce ben a1en Srrten,
n6 III BEN bt1sfsn @re.n unb In btter Qualdt etS
rdbe uns tatn sir Oeeten etnsu stnetBtsn Sub!ttam
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