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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
SADDLES AND HARNESS !

NTOULp respectfully Inform ms old Gus
w toners and the public generally, that
he has on hand a large stock and generalas-
sortmeEt of Saddles, Harness. tSc, consist
ing in part of full-quiited and plain shaftTs,
quilted hood cover and plain halG-Spansh
and fall-backs. quilted and plain seated,
brass and wood horn dcmipeaks, plain md
quilted seat, low cantle English trotting std-
dies. Also n variety OF styles of side saddles,
with short and extended quilted lnee
springs, hoop and back springs, silver 'ol-
ored, rIsset blue, and black enameled leith-
erquilted and plain plushed seats. He las
also on hand sets of extra fine silver mount
ed carriage and buggy harness, strong ym-
kee team harness, saddle bags collars, hal
tiers, bfidles and martingales of most every
| description. Carriage, Buggy and Riding
| Whips Of the finest quality; in fact most v-
! cry:h.ng usually kept ina sadd'2ry SHOP
! He deems il unnecessary Opuff and blow or
| let oil gas aboul the material or workman
| ship of his work, as it viii recommend l.
self tC, those who are judges or who use It.
Thankful for The liberal patronage he has
! heretofore received, he hopes by strict atten-
ton to business and selling good work at /
reasonable price, to merit continuance d
| the same. Shop, directly opposite the "SeI-
t5neE' office, Cadiz, Ohio.
| 4 Dril l. lS6J.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

TIE election hog slaughtered at New
port the other day, weighed 1857 pounds
dressed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
I'Rl-W ERKAY u, \. MAIL
Fl -ACK- TITNE
CABLE TO yvEII1E1A-xNG G

9ri- TVecbIy from Cttdiz to 81. C7Hi1&Diuq
VRNIIE subscriber would respectfully in
form the travelling community that he
is running the u. s. Mail Hack line from
Cadiz to Wheeling; and that one Of his splen-
did hacks will leave Whealng and Cadiz tri-
weekly; at 7, a. NJ, ansJ&onncct with the
cars ~ both places. His hacks are new, his
teams good, and his drivers careful and at
tcntive. He hopes TO receive the patronage
Of the travelling public, as he wilt endeayor
to merit their patronage by strict attention
to their wants.
Fare from Wheeling to Cadiz or Cadiz to
Wheeling 5l,25. For the round trip only
500.
lie is also running a now Hack between
Cadi2 and st. ClarsNille; leaving Cadiz cv-
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ings; and St. Clairsville every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. Partic-
ular attention paid to owing Express
Packages.
livery = stable.
He has also in Cadiz as good a Livery
Stable as there is in the country. Buggies
Carriages, Horses, &C., to be had at all times
Travellers either arriving on the ears or in
the hack, can be taken to any point they
desire. Terms reasonable.
WILLIAM L. 4OUSER.
Cadiz, Ohio, Aug. Is, 1864
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From the Plain Dealer.
HURRAH FOR GEN. MORGAN

Hurrahi for General Morgan,
The White mans nOluineei
He's opposed 10 NEGRO sutfrage,'
As honest men should be.
Hurrahi for General Morgan,
4 patriot brave and true,
Stand by him laboring white men,
For ne viii stand by YOU.
Hurr.,hl for General Morgan,
A soldier 10 the core!
Iiurrah Cor Right aud Freedom,
Anl the Union eVvrInOre!
Iurr;ih! for General Morgan,
4 friend of the "boys in biuCr'
Vote for him patriot soldiers,
For he's the man for You.
Hurrahi for General Morgan,
The White mans friend shall rule,
And defeat the Abolitionists
OF the negro suffrage school.
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4 3G 5.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking of "CoSTAHs" Rat, Roach, &c,
observation-disclosures grain and provisions
are destroyed annually in Grant County by
and Insect er."-Lanc0Stcr, Wis, Her
uM.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04
SAW MACHINE!
LAX DOWN YOUR AXE
AND
REST YOU3s WEARY BONES!

nO your Wives the JUSTICE to ,.iw 7ys
have on hand pile of dry fire WOOD.
J am selling HANCOCK'S CRC SIS CUT
SAW-MILL, manufactured by Gen. War
fel, Of this place. 1t is calculated for cut
ting large or small timber withoU the trou-
BILE of the preparation necessary ior U.le cir-
cular saw. 1t is most simplc in its structure,
easily managed, and can be attached to the
ordinary threshing machine power Price
$G2. Warranted.
The increasing demand for these machines
is evidence that the community is learning
that it is poor economy TO waste precious
human strength in preparing fire wood
when the power Of horses can III II renar-
kably short time and ina nicer way for the
same work,
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sss T @ R- Il

-, Main ST. Wheeling.
StTONE Il THOMAS announce to their
p their friends and TIE public that they
are in receipt of their stock OF Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing Dry Goods in all
their varieties, Carpeting Oil Cloth and Car
Det chain, Millinery Goods of every variety,
Notions, and varieties geierally, comprising
the largest, and in some respects, the most
desirable we ever brought to the city. Our
customers may rest assured that they will
reap all the advantages hat fair dealing, a
long experience, close attmtion to business,
careful buying, and buyiIg with Cash, can
give them. We buy most Of our goods with
cash. directly from the manufacturers and
Importers, and from clO4 cash Auction hOu-
scs, thereby saving a laEe per ccntage. We
have ample facilities fofdoing a large job
bing Trade, and invite tle attention of Mar-
chants to our stock hetof buying, and Tail
ors to our stock Of ClotIs, Cassimercs and
| NestingS.
Without particularizi1E, we Will say we
keep the largest stock in The city of the fol-
| lowing rs well aS all gOods.
| Dress Silks, OF every stylt and price,
Millinery goods, silks, Nelvets, ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, olevery shade.
French Prints and Goods.
| Goods for FYiCn,l's wear and travelling.
Of every grade and price.
| Plaids and Prints, andW0rsted fabrics fol
dresses, Cloaks and Cloating, Prints, Tick,
Muslins, FlannelS, Bian kets. and goods tot
Man and Boys wear gflerully. No Good
House ShuU sell chcoDer
Our stocl, of FUI&S viii be found to be
very desirable. We AK attention to oul
stock of 'Carpcting, &q, which is very full
and ut low prices.
All goods sold at a low advance on pur'
| chase.
Persons making purchases in the city vii
! find il to their interest greatly, to give us t
s'll before buving.
Parcels semi to any part ofbhe city FREE.
Remember The sign Of the "6otlen Bee.
| II iVe," neartLe Suspension Bridge.
STONE IL THOMAS.
April 27, 1865.
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And the trustees of the several townships
are further required to return from their
respective townships to the Probate Judge
of Said county of Harrison the following
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-04

By the Constitution Of the United State
no foreign-born citizens can never be Presi
dent or nice President When the Radi
Gals accomplish their object, and allow ne
groes to vote, rabid negro will be eligible
to offices from which the foreigner is cXclud
ed. Tue negro will occupy the first pace
and the foreigner the second in the politica
system
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PROCLAMATION.

y Voters of Harrison county, Ohio, innt
"a general Election will De held rs required
hy law,
on the SECOND TUESDAY. be-
ing the 10Th day Of
October. 1865,
| at the several plJocs OF holding general Elc-
cgions i'm said county OF Harrison, and yau
will then and there proceed tOVote by bal
One Governor for the State of Ohio.
One Lieutenant Governor for the State OF
| Ohio,
One supreme Judge fun term'sf for he
! State of Ohio.
One supreme Judge (vacancy) for the
/ State of Ohio.
one Treasurer of State for the State of
| Ohio.
one Attorney General for the State OF
| Ohio.
one School Commissioner for the State OF
| Ohio.
one Member of the Board of Public
| Work. for the State Of Ohio.
| One Clerk Of the Supreme Court, for the
| State of Ohio.
one senator of tho Ohio Legislature for
| the district composed OF the counties of Bel
| mont and Harrison.
! one Representative for the county oi
| Harrison, in the ohio Legislature.
| one Treasurer for the county of Harrison
| one Sheriff for the county Of Harrison.
Ono Prosecuting Attorney for the county
! Of Harrison.
One Commissioner for the county OF IIar.
! ris0n.
one Coz Onor for the county or Harrison.
one Intirmary Director or the county o
| Harrison.
The Trustees of the several Townships o
sold county are hereby notified that the fol
| lowing number OF Jurors arc appointed /,
iheir townships respectively, and that they
are required to select the said number anC
make return thereof to the Clerk of th,
Court of Common Pleas together with tht
Poll Book within two days a'.er the sale
-nann1 THO tJoy Of D,tDInr 1gf5
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4 ,Siaglc Bottle atW lost MOntt-tO Jt
used three times q dag.
TESTTMONIAL

TESTEM ONEA
From Hon, Thomas j. Turner, E,c- Member
of Congress from Illinois, late Speaker Of
Illinois House of Representatives, md
Grand lMtster Of A., r. G'd 4. N. Of the
State Of illinois,. ,
FREEpoRT, Oct. q, 1863.
DIR. D. IT. SEELYE:
DEAR SIR.--In reply to your notice of the
18th inst, would say that l was severely
afflicted with Catarrh for years, when | be-
came acquainted with You and bought two
bottles OF your Liquid Catarrh Remedy
Before had nsed one bottle l was sensibly
improved, and before the second bottle was
finished, was completely cured. | can re-
commend the medicine TO all afflicted with
Catarrh.
Respectfully Yours.
TIfOS. J. TURNER.
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Nnfice i'm Partition.

NEARY ANN OGLEVEE, William Ogle-
IVA wee J. Finley Ogleyee, Nancy Ogle-
wee and Susannah Oglevee, will take notice
that petition was filed against them on
the 2Sth day of August, 1865, in the Court
of Common Pleas of Harrison. County,
Ohio, by John r. Hanna and james w.
Hanna, and is now pending, wherein they
demand partition of the following real es-
tate, to-wit: Situate in Harrison County,
Ohio, part Of the North East quarter OF
Section 2, Township 10 and Range 5, be-
trimming at a post in the North East corner
of said Section, thence South l4o West, 163
perches; thence North 800 West, 3O53-1OO
perches; thence North Ito East 1853 perches;
thence South $50 Fast 80 53-l00 perches to
the beginning, containing 81 lilo acres more
or less. And that at the next term of said
Court, commencing October 10th, 1867 they
will apply for an order that partition may
be nude of said premises.
j. M. ESTEP,
Attorney for Petitioners.
August 80, lSG5-6t
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4 S65.

"COSTAR'S' RAT EXTERMINATOK
is simpla, safe and sure-the most perfect
RAT-ification meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every rat that can get it, properly pre-
pared according to directions, will eat 1t,
and every one that eats IL will die, generally
at some place as distant as possible from
where the medicine was taken.-Lake Shore,
Mich. Mirror.
f.s"See "CosTAE's' advertisements in this
p1Dpr.
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QIiOIEER I.

FHvIE subscriber having taken out Gov
ernment License as II Public Auc-
ti0neer, is prepared to attend all Public
Sales, Vendues, Sc., Of Real Estate and
Personal Property. His Post Office address
is Hopedalc, Harrison county, Ohio.
se II. HARTMAN.
June 81 1SG5-ly.
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SermifbteS.

x Cine 0pm Ietegrapbtn wie
9eipUbnlth Seritimmelt unp burbaus falIh
wieoer9e9eotne NaGrtGt aus NiericU, bte AUDI
tn btel en Vl1ttern mtt9etbetlt wurbe, melbett,
Der &aiier Wlartmilian BON Wfertco Babe bic
Sflaoeret in ieintln 8et4e auf9e6Oben, ,nb
oafitr ba8 yYtOn" SYltem tinesfabrt, w.l&es
fatm better iet als bic Sflaperet lelblt. 9as
@t9entbetl 1T Der Sal.
Gtner Der drelten RrebSl4doen Ntrtcos
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Qeibet9enl6aft pber StlaYeret, in Der bic Male
peS 8Ulfes BON oen @runobelibern, ~iporunter
aud Die fatbclii6e 5irar6it, gebalten wirb.
Das 9auptmittel, hur9 welats bic @runo-
beiiser Die 8epns fortwabrsnp In &neGtI6aft
uno 6rcbnarbeit balten, 1T baS SYfem Der
SCrl6Ilie, bas beiBt: bic 9runobtliber tpiI.
fen pafir gu Iprsen, baB tbnen bic YeOns i'm
mer etneh ~sertngeren Cpsr erSBeren @tlbbe<
trag lAulpen uto BET tbrem iGmmerlthen
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tie aus benz Nbarbetten bte1er Snulben dor
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lest nun &atler Near mad btn ~neutten 8e.
ri&ten feline refprmatcrtI1e @rt. Gr Bat
NIT stnem 8eperfri9e lammtltde S6ulpen
Der 9eOns ~annuIirt uno ouglet4 b~ttrettrt,
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Stnnerif anifbe NacbridDten.

&entndb. = Der In Der lebten RentudYs
sSabl Don Den iu9enannten @~unIerpattSen,
ct9entltGer DOn Den prOltlapereileuten errun<
gene Ste9 ihsint ienem @ren5taat nur neue
Serle9enbetten brin9en gu lOlen. Der Sin
ttnhatI SOltsfreurb" ma1t Gber pas unlinnt9e
l'no arinabenoe 3retben bieler VroItlaDeret~
leute bic fcl9eloe 8emertungen:
rGs l6etnt, ais pb in &entudp bemndhlt
ernite J%teibnn9en ;piI4en ben Mtlitdr> unp
@tpiltebDroen beeUrlt1npen. DaS &riegs9e'
les 1T auf8ebpben unp nit ibm Der btSber ben
StlaDen 9epabrte SGus. &sntudY bat it'd
pur0 bic Serper1ung bes cpnt;tuttoneuer
AmenoementS in cine feineatpeeS beneipens-
trertbs Sage 9ebraGt.
GSabrsnp lammtliGe liblihe Staatsn et'
iter nab DEM anoern bic Sclaoerei aufbebellI
tlanlmern li6 bic ScldDenbalter in &eutudY
nit tiipiiAer 8erSpeiIung Gil Den 8 II d
It a b Ell peS 0elebes, SufOlse beden Die Scla'
perez In unlerm NaAbartaat nod belfebt. 81
loll elm 9tt6ter Dearl bon WbitleY County
aae GnnanSipaticna Uelese unp WroflamatiU'
nrn flr nltpnltitutiVnetl erflGrt unb ben We
tebl crtbstlt BADEN, elm l4par3eS 6rauen5tm
mer, pa8 Netb zines Splpaten, auf GfentlihtI
Nuctton gu perfuufen. Die natirli4e 6olge
pieler blDpilmi9cn gerfa9ung mar Die bon
0en. Srisbtn an9eurpnete 8erbaftung bee
9ti6tera. .
gSaS fam bic 9rplctaSerei- 0artei In &en-
tllfY Serni1nftt9er 9Seile nod te3peden ? Sbr
Strfa9ren tro9t bGGitens pa5u Bel, ldlimms
etoenlhl tten ipaA 3u balten, bic Qualification
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ltdnOe ,1 Der3U9ern. ~
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~tprtunt, Is. DIT. Die rtpubIitdniI4e StaatS'
Gpnosntion npminirte fur @ouperneur Jim.
0iluin, unO fir GUn1res Nspril tutantm IS.
81. @bilcptt.
Inter dnberen 8elUlutipntn nabm bic Gcn'
%pentipn bic foleenben n
y 0eiGlp0en, paB bieie Convention feter'
lihlt ale bcsbaften Nn9rife auf bic Srlpattn
YUn Colorado Yerpammt, Die In allcr Gile ibrs
tequenten ~gEo6nunaen unp p~roftablen @e'
lbdite psrlalen, uno bic no4 stnem 6elc3u9s
pom gang ungepObnltder @ner9te, su Sanoa
Greet eiuen sro6en Snpianerfamm 9etrc1sr
uno Seruthtet BADEN, befen6anoe mod tn1me'
NIT Dem glute unierer 8Ir9er btfedt ltnS,
uno Der in etne 9efan9enl@aft, bic nod
ldlimmer ais Der Sob III, uniere Srauen uni
&tnper 9eIAleppt Gat, uno reAen @tgwamI
nit ben fril6tn &opfbauttn tbrer Spfer aus
gelhmiidt iino. DAP naa @nf6t btel sr Son
%9enttpn Der Sdub pes Gpltes a Der 9ren3'
unp Die Si6erbeit Ger 3ufubrenltnien nod
mebr telegrapbiide SertinOungen srfcrbtrt. u
DAP jene Qocalitaten, Die ben Sncianereinfal'
len prsi5gsseben Fnp, in Departemente for.
mirt meroer, unp eintn I'M Snptanertamp
erfabrsnen General gum Grmmanoant erRal
ten %lulteu.
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rapp biaist lobin Die MtaTacres, bic Sbtrl
@bivin9tpn unter Den GbesennsS=Suotantrr
bat anri6ten laIien.) e,
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Mar{on0QS QSelfauf.
Re&nllntmaC0uIlGen.
@nhI.Mpfts..

Gs tpirs hermit ben ueietIi&en unb qaaIIT5ften @Sp1
Tern in ben betreffenbeu 8arSs Der Staot baltimore 's'
ii, a,aeben, bas cine gBabI an ben periSie0ensn Slmm.
nlSSsT Der reIp. gBarbS aut 0isnituS, ben Z. Tag I'M
Ros.nbsr 1855 a~bS.6a!tsu ipirr, uSHli@
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49, gDarb fir bic sBabI zines @tuatsp S%endtNrS' nm :.
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limb in ieber Der r~eipectipen gSarts. ben StdSt @"''''
more fir bic gBabl zines
Glerfs Der Circuit Gpitrt fir bic gtacf SsH'""0'''
SbcriT fir rie Gtdet SdItimors,
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wora1, bis 5 tbr gla&u., pie bent @eisss esf'n'Hl Up
often iein. S"O = tsst @,It,mors.
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NS.4i, Fir Tnriahler.

$3.50 Nygtll Var G0aTt SIagISSIV'
SaI.imcre, IS. DIT: 1860.
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@tnntz@rmmiN0rs N[fce,

galttmrre, 10. Oft, 1860.
m..u,,,It, wprS6laoe rperetn In bttisr Office BIS g5Gntas
Ss an : w nm 10 uEr gpErr. sntfeGenesnpmntsn tnF "a y,
81 Ss1 saiiinsi. sIrs !. , Y, dss,S Stf 4nS SlsfsR tia:a gaeu
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be IerStn' u" "Nl"N' SrbSmttbL.
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31I 4~erfaufen.
Sin au8aeiei6neter @nrtenhr.A

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s1nS s0er tnr .tntn Builder ob'r @drtfn rr Ill ,n1sEE SIrW ts
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o. s.s "S sn hts Sot ft an ssr agenue etne 8rOntt BON I25
gus mepr pttr irsnt8er urb Iduit HOO Sue tmtbr pber npni.
8trl' iuru6 an has @~'eentbum bon Spbn Srpfirs' Gss NM y
IS uns.fabr 100 Bu6 brett enerenot. NV
Nte @ebdultdtetten tefeten aus eirent> orOf,n 2as4,,or
gDOtubaus, "a bel % 5u6, NIT @aaerle in SrUnt unb ~ Sr
9f asrr. . 3 StFt nn az Rude; 2 Ssaer' 9eatUIsn, eianans &c.
bnu 8 40 tei 20 5u6; imet &an5. salUHs; b5iSTS, %rsor.iEI.
Ions; irss 9sesl6abnen, tetnutt reu, NIT asssI urS 8resIn,
sGmplst; 9tl9e, gante II. NJ nebt elmer R.n1e Nriiiei
~. aulniertldmtett rirb telpnSers daf tteIss retr rertb.
SGue G%t9sntpurt eeIertt, ia Is I'D fetr gut etanet fir tiue
2Dtrtpl9dtt unh Brapertt, rser aud fir Vic Mics pter
aneere Sehlt6tetttn lsitt bereeridtet fperbea lam, neil 60
stnen 10 teetutenser Raurn umf6liegt.
Fts gapRr. perSes@ 81 fnbabn .gBaaen saIfren bort iebe
inf Ntnutfn. ~" w. "'
@runbsinsirtt. Bttinsansen tei1n gerfauf.
ga nj 8. 8ober, Nutt.
(WZo-9U1 @ 81 &sIfirnr rp1r.
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Hu ~perfnnfeli.
WtrtbidQft al perfonie.

-, MN n sat stHssFt$itttr sfat; uns eNtena,en mi, =.
a3t bic @rptb. b. 81. 49, I" 0"V oalttrnErs. go
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Gtne cut etnaertttste gDirttfGaft nit DIFFER r.
Essi daT +! 3 ,g ti9 sn,e e Tars ga tSft t.E- ,Rtrtbitalt eisnti' ii S YsssS
SeferIonar. "" SaroIint unb
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Or. 5euler
Sat tetxt @pbxups nnh Dftes ns& v o. OF Gbarp
Str. @6t boa perES Str. SeFIest (st l 8 M
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&pttcr IS So,

284 SO. 8lItinprsitr., Baltimore, Wo.,
Gabritarten uht On Oros @ertGufer bon aaerbsnb Bcrte=
feuiIe, 4prtfoIio NIB 9eber @I~ldnerie= a~rbeiten,
e~mpfsbien ben bita3en II. al: MAJ tjtr Subltiurn TOR srpbes
uub reibEGltt3tS Eager bon r 0d'tcuherH tgeesr 800 peI tie.
eene SUrtenA &reettatdipFn uab Rait6en, Wetetoibeu In
etn tetnfen us Sejtnoirpafen Wufsrn, @infsFunatn bon
SttftetH Il, ip1it Kin erstsS Eager crn Sdntpeosbs.
8teterusriar'er wt;tem unisrs grstfe 10 pSt. bihtser FIN.
ben ess in gter 90rf; uHItr tredreniagsr ia, bd MIR Raes I'm
@rrfen fotrtsiren, fets ~pUnAdnhts afcritrt.
Inner 6G5tttattr ttelt duf Der srpsen Au:fenuns ZEN .rfen
YreiS. (211e-31hcl
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@idtiae Serhan0lnnqcn

In hein fd,irei3trifd,em Gtdmceratb im ScSiebuns
auf Gle Diseeranfnobmc Der Seiuiteu uno Die 81:
seete TSabI eeS Sunbssrotbes (SunbeS @recuticn).
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Wusauperfnnfpn.

Gin felt Ilnssrn Sdbren betrieb,nss m.x4
9et' Sas llb Ter tsfen RantfAaft erfrsntt IA Soilor ge.
ySsd, Y.SSs fSr, 6uSin'ertlufn. 8a srf.as sS'I II S Sr
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IL 81 Oertaufeu:
t,' y.hs ltes st etnesri@tttt 9Dirtbf&aTt III llmssut, s,,s.,
tVs'tlV ~ Vef'alten. 3u erfahren 2s glten,arisasV SI''et
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Gins gut etn9eriGtete gBtrtbI6ot mil
mtttlsrsn Staettbftl TIT tpeSen Gel6aftsSerSnfssSuunsa illS TN
~ S~eF'autst. WSf iu e%rfraSen in Der QBeter. SfTSeSs P9let1
Wirthfhnft2. 0nrE,.r ---N"V0
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Din Sic S3r,pohncr Der @tabt SnltiII1or'

OWL. -. sriusepbe Site eisIer einfuBreiber Sreuu
: : ID MID sntlfIcTeu. fir baS S6srtfs'Amt Ot
Ssrt;,npre ais 8cIfsz@anbibat a%lf5utr ten NIB MIL, mel
s,tnSbIt. bic gni&tsH ausemeiieH srftueu. es
Dit aler G6tung
21OfsnI aIerauter 4pptesartb.
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&n6afi Enbnf!
so &iiten Connecticut 9edbIutt, 8rima,
40 Giiten glufarbeiter,
60 8iiten llmblatt uno Ginlage,
iprBen empfaneen pnb tiuts gu perfaufen Bat
@ebrIber St6tr
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$50 &ilfen Connecticut Seep 2eof 3abad,
so Sallen 6aonnna
Sotmn s~npfdaesn unb sum gsriau't btats bet
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1897 81 &rbaret qlate ndbe Scutbfr.