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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-17
4 COarf .Sreae.

There Is an attorney pracilclng m our
courts vino lla- attained a great not"rieit,
among numerous other things. for bullying
witnesses on the opposite Sid- "t c:l-,-s
when he MAS concerned A IL would
not be polite 10 give his full name right
out in the crowd, we Viii mercy call him
'.Waykc." ior >i.,r;-
There MAS 4 har-, c.l-,- IN the justices
court. one dar. IN wlricl, Wavke iia,l,enel
TO be engaged \ Slow :.nl easy witness
had been called 10 the stand LIZ ihe l..;liu-
tiff, who, IN Il plain straightforward rlan-
ner. male the other ~i,la of rl.c c.az,- loo,
rather blue. The plaintiff attorney be-
ing throu-h- Wavke commenced a regular
crosS-eNinlination which ws,S ca; ~las'rt ii
this manner" Well. whit 30 Yea knox
about 4 hor>e-you = hor~, d,ac;or >ail
the barbarian. III his peculiarly contempt
uous and over-bea-ing manner.
NO. don't pretend 10 Le :. horse doc
tor. but know good d.-;,l ei the nature
of the beast
That means tn >ay thai you know 4
horse from 4 l,ch;lss when you >e. ih IN
said Wayke. in The sumo >tylr-iopkin-
knowingly at the cour;, AMI @lalrim@ IN
umphantlv arounl the crowd ui >pecla-
tors, wit, 4 teie-rapaic expression, w.ai,ll
said. - Now Eve got Him on ihe mp
The intended victim. .;lzin- int,-nilv al
his le.al tormcnter. drawlel oaf. -oh. "
as. just 80. Id never take you fora llor-e ~
The supreme court oi the United S.atee
could not have preserved IL wr.niiy
through the scene that followed The
lick back produced a REGULAR stampede,
and everybo X WIS convinced that w.al-
ever the attorney might he, the witness
was :, hos.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-17
WHAT ONE-LEGGED MANCAN DO

WHAT A ONE-LEGGED MANCAN DO A
Young man named Crockett, who lost a
lcg above the knee, on the Boston and
Maine Railroad. when a child, can per-
form tt1t$. with one foot, that few if any
lads of his age in this neighborhood can
perform with two feet. He will swim
ike duck: he can run as fast as the
fastest, bounding on like deer: and his
skating is marvellous. A dozen lads may
Start with him on the ice, but he is sure
to come ont ahead. Nor is it in a
straight course alone that he shows his
speed with a crutch in one hand and a
skate upon the foot, he will defy them to
catch him. and dodge as nimbly as cat
We doubt if there is a boy that can jump
M.her. lie will leap fence as high as
Mr head, and surprises his associates by
Standing back to fence that will come to
MS shoulders, turning somerset and COM
1hS down right end up on the other side.
II Is very doubtful, had the two legs re-
manned TO him, if he would ever have de-
,eiopea 50 much spring and activity. . He
i's Iii'''e up IN training what he lost by
"ccIdent-NepJnAport Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-17

The GOVERNOR AND TIE Wit. Du-
burtus Willard, one of the earliest settlers
of Essex, and the first representative of
that town, had keen mother wit, which
was none the less keen for being little
rough. The day after his election. he
went to WiIliston, to pay his respects to
Governor Chittenden. The governor had
heard of his election, but, willing TO have
a little sport, asked him, ''Who have
they chosen representative in Essex ?"
" For want of better Stock replied
Willard, "they took me-" "Well, said
the governor, Its great misfortune in
some of the towns hereabouts, that they
cannot get iron and have to use wooden
Wedges That the fact retorted VIII
lard, ''but its greater misfortune that
the state is too poor to get decent beetle.
and is obliged to use an old bass-wood
maui to drive them with:-Vermont Rec
ord
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-17
Our FYag--4 Song.
Time, AMERICA"

Our flag red. white, and blue,-
Children, it speaks to you,
Be brave, be brave.
Brave in the cause Of right,
As "children of the light
Stand forth in Gods own sight
The banner wave.
Our ilag,-red. white, and blue
BE to your country true.
To home and heaven.
Pray for our safe release.
That strife at last may cease:
Oh. pray that perfect peace
TO us be given.
Our flag,-red, white, and blue
Not one star lost to view
From out it's field.
Though darkness DER it lowers,
The Union must be ours.
And to seeding powers
Wen never yield.
Our tlag.-red. white, and blue
Well ever keep in view
To stir our pride.
Star-spangled-litt it high,
Emblem OF liberty:
For which in days gone by
Our fathers died.
Our flag,-red, white, and blue,-
o God of armies! who
The hosts of yOre
Didst lead in mighty bands
Take. then, our cause in hand.
And our distracted land
TO peace restore.
Our flag.-red, white, and blue
Children. DER me. DER you,
Long may it wave!
In wild defiance hurled.
The stars and stripes unfurled.
Wen tell the listening world
The Lord can save.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-17

ABSTE,CTED GENT. odd Buml;lrl,ce
WAS the cognomen of Mr.. /. oi New
buryport- lie gained ilre title from The
fact of his catching Il bumble-bee one 'lay
;aS he was shin-lins hi har1,- and IN at
tempting TO destroy the insect with the
hatchet. cut off the ends of hi thumb and
anl fi,re-tiie.rS. letting the insect 90 un-
harmed. Other mi-lial,> happened 10 the
old codrcr on the same barn In one o.
his distractions. he >hinsied over hi- spare
hatcher ami cutting 4 small aperture in
the building TO let little dayli-ht in,
this nan actually SET in WOO len pane. -
being economical AMI noi likely to lie bro
ken. Uncle t. in one OF his ob!ivio,,S
freaks, mailed his left arm 80 firmly he-
twixt two boards OF a fence he MAS put
ting up that he had TO call for help IL get
extricated from his self-impri-onnent He
once put button on the gale instead of
the post. But the raryst freak OF al w;ls
when he ran through tle stre>i- with his
hands about three iect st>lnl-T, he'll bc-
fore him. begging The Pas-ers->yy nO. 10
disturb him, as he had 20. The measure OF
a doorway with him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-17

THE PRIMERS STORY Ne lee SIM
4 young mrm gazing ii the Try heavens.
with Il I in ~ and a - oi pistols in
the other We N,ie;.voreI , attract hi>
atloiion by -ing a in a paper we held
in our es-- relating 10 a y"un- man IA
that 5 of the country who hal lefi hom-
in SIS of deran-emcnt He droppei
the t and pistols from his IL -ssz-. with
the - Ii Is | OF whom [ rcaL L lcii
home be4 my friends knew M design
1 so the t. of a girl who refused 10 liz
10 , me. but smiled on another | I'D
from the house, uitering :, wild , the
god of love. and without replying the
;! of my friends, came here with this t
X 80 of pistols , put a , my eNislOoe.
My case has no IN illi- S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-17

given and waters are sure to comfort and
console under every possible dispensation
which can befall this the pilgrimage of
life, and at the close the only haven OF,
rest and peace"
To sum up DR.. Arnold's character in
brief-he was man of respectable tai
ents. strong will, a kind heart, courteous
manners and Christian spirit, well worthy
to be had in long remembrance as having
laid deep and strong the foundations upon
which others have built so good a struc-
ture as the town of st. Johnsbury.
=. ii. ".
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-17

Gen. Sherman says: ''Prepare for
four wears more of war and it will be over
In four months"
A rural philosopher defines ram as
being an animal whose butt Is on the
wrong end OF i.in.
Richard Coker of Trinity choir n. Y.
II years old, receives $1,000 salary
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-17

FARMERS Mutual FIRE INSURANCE
C".-The following is the semi-annual re-
port of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ancc Company, Of Montpelier, made Feb
ruarv |. 1865. 1t shows the company to
be in prosperous condition, and eminent
iv safe:
Whole number of policies
issued in last six months, 251O
Whole number of policies
in force. 11121
Amount of property insur-
cd in last six months, S2,635. .420.00
Amount of premium
notes taken. 11O.1S1. so
AMOUNT of cash receipts. 1S,459.S I
Amount of property at
risk. 1924, ,6S2. .0O
Amount of premium notes
IN force. 10l, 1868. %
Amount Of net cash surplus, 32,475.G7
Losses in last six months, 3,l99.S2
The company is entirely out of debt,
except Tor few small unadjusted losses,
which will not amount to $500 in all.
The unlocked for increase of SlO,2O9.-
s. to the cash surplus arises from the
small amount of losses, which can hardly
be expected to continue.
SAML WELLS, Treasurer.
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W1(6ulgton, Q. g.

~ Gewi6ti9e N%usfa9e. SIR. Wdl'
burn, tpelder mebrere 8erurtbeilte nl6 Dem
Nlbanp 3u6tbauie escortirte, 1T SurGd9etebrt
uno 5eiet an, bab elmer Der @erurtbeilten, Na'
mems Srant Simon, ibm 9eitanoen, ben @reel1<
burp 8racp ira lebten NOuember eridOlien gu
buben. 9erielbe leusnete im 8erb0r itanoz
baft. "t esg .....
8erbaftuns zines @erbres
6ers. 8or mebreren MOnaten tpurbe Dem
6idbrigen SSdter6en bes Serrn Gbas. 3Dul<
isau, Gde bon 9 Str. uno Stem Serlep 3D.,
BON einem u%nbetannten @enalt an9etban,
tpeldes ben Sob bes Mdo6enS 3ur SOlge bate.
Sin perbeiratbeter Wlann Namens Sobn Is.
Qusbp purbe ouf Seroa6t perbaftet, mlbte
jeop9 pieoer freiselallen perben, oa ibm nidts
b~epielen weroen fonnte. 9ie @ebeimpoliSit
iten u. Nlen urb S. Biie jeop6 nabmen fi6
Dor, elm Iu9e auf ben @eroddtigen 81 baben
uno tamen Dor Sturgeon in 8elib srapirenber
8epeile. ipprauf fie 2usbp, pelder mittlerpeile
ms 2. Slit. GAP. &est. eingetreten mar, per>
baiteten. Ser Yrcses wirb in ben ndditen
Sagen CUR 8erbancluna fommen.
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0cietaebnmo bnn Marh[anb.

arf NdpDltS, 10. Oepr.
Sn ter abenoiibung bes SclesatenbauieS
wurbe bic Bill iber 8esabluna ber 9olisei.
Wtadt bon Baltimore sum speiten Wlal uer'
lelen. .ra s-g a.. quasi
Die 8ia, Wel6e ben @erfauf BON Spirituo,
len am Babltose perbietet, pai1rte.
Wer. MnberiUn, Der gOriiBer bes Milis.GOs
mites beridtete cine 8ia iber Organization Der
StaatSmili;.
Annapolis, II. Sebr.
SIN 9 n a t ~pfferirte OBJ cine 8oti9ait OIL
ba8 Saus, I'M nd6ften 9ienitag iber einem
Ser. st. Senator absuitimmen; a%nsenommen.
Der Gouperneur leBte ben Senat pffsiell
bon bent Spoe beS Ser. ct. Senators t6id8 ir
&enntnib.
Die 8iu be5isli9 Steuern uno &epenuen,
iopie bic 8ia, Die beutide 6euers8 eriiderunss@
@eell6aft gu incUrporiren, paiiirte.
SSm 5 aus beantraete Wtr. Martep, bic
Staot Sreoerid 81 autoriliren, $4,000 su
leiten, Inn bic Nnleibe 81 besablen, wel6e se'
madt ueroen mubte, UNI benz StreiiSasIer gurlp
Die 8ranbi6aBuns su Sablen.
Scr. Seper pom Gontite iber Dlittel uro
We9e beri6tete 9lniti9 iber,, bic 8;a, bas
0OuntpgeieB gu amenoiren, ben @itttpen uno
Baiien peritprbener SOloaten bic 8Ounties
auSsusablen. s..-...s. uh,4. ..a
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etune,non unS Smrbribsc.
WuS Mtrifn.

@oibtn gtOn, II. Sebr. 6albofisielle
gla6ri9ten BON Guapmas, Der Sauptitaot ppn
Sonora, iinO beute einsetrOffen. Sin f%aiierIi=
Dies Snualionsbeer inter Sen. Sega brang in
Spnrra Elm unO Sen. 8atori, Der bic Natipnalz
2lrrnee cOmmanoirt, 5Og Oemielben entsesen,
es on8u8reifen. 9ie 6ron5Oien i6idten
prn DEM 9umpier Sucifer @eritdrtuns. 9ie.
ielbe. lanOete gu @tlata. Sic purben bon Col.
&pIalip bel San 8eOrO ansesriffen unO gei6laz
gen. Sbre gauge 9lrtiaerie, @ewebre, Subrs
nerfe, Ntunitipn unb @efan9enen fielen in bic
!6dnoe Der fiegrei6en Nationaltruppen. 3
Inter ben @efan9enen b~efinoen ii6 2~usiellO,
Der Commandment oes Oampfer8 2uclter nnb 6
ietner Sfft5iere. .
s3u Oerlel6en 3eit idlug Sen. 9atpri bel 81
8uerte bic &aiierliden unter Sega, nubm ibnen
ibre gauge N~rtilerie iummt Wtunitipn, uno piele
@efan9enen, unter penen 1i6 Sega ielblt be-
fano, Der iUfOrt, ais gerrdtber an ieinem @uter>
lamb, erI6p1Ien muroe.
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8::ota1-3erithte
@pIb 2O41. 5z2O-11O1.

OffiSieIIer 81 Ii d oes StabtS
@efdn9niiies. @eltern beiudte Der
Staotratb bas Staoteefdngni6 uno bic Serren
Durben BON benz Warben unb ieinen N~iIiitenten
our6 Die peri6ieoenen &dumli6teiten gefibrt.
9as pereinigte @pntie prlfte Johann bic 8is
der uno fano ~Oieielben correct uao gut 9efiibrt.
Gum SdluB purbe Elm 9iner aufaetraeen
Sc befnben ii6 s~esenipdrtig 1852 gefan.
gene, barunter 46 peibe uno Is farbige Sraaen,
in cer Sail; auberbem peroen nod 90 &e9iez
run9Sarreitanten bort gefangen gebalten.
Nntunt opn @efangentn. Sc
itern taneu abermols 500 3ebelenz@ efansene
BON Camp Douglas bel Chicago bier an; bic.
ielben plroen p%orlduig na6 Sort Mc6enrp
9ebra6t uno neroen beute nd6 Sort Wonroe
9ei9idt perben.
GbrenpDll entla1en. Gbrbarbt
Wliaer, tpelder ppr Ginger Belt ols cine pere
bd6tige Yerion perbaftet wDrben mar, wurbe
9eitern nab einem 8erbDr ebrenpsu entlalIen.
Sannes 3anilger, tpelder auf bic Mntla9e per
baftet wproen mar, @ebeimtsB Olisiten an Der
Nuslbung ibrer Bhidt sebinoert gu baben, be-
itano Elm @erb6r unO wurbe slei6faIs ebrens
poll entlai1en.
8eisefedt. Gbas. 8. Steoens unr
Srpin Cartier wuroen geltern auf bic glntla9e
Uerbaftet, iib fir Nesierun9s : GebeimpOli5iiten
auSeeseben gu baben. Capt. @iesel lieB iie
fir ein 8erb0r beiitedsn.
Sad Der Sail gefdidt. = SObn
@urnbauien puroe auf pie 9lntlase pertaftet,
li6 i'm Srunte unUrOentli6 betru9en gu baben.
Hidter 0balen i6idte Jpn nab Der Sail.
Starb. - @eitern frib itarb 9r. @eurs
gleibeno6rfer, Der 8eliber Der wOblbetunnten
8rauerei an 8elair &Oao. 8pr unsefdbr neun
sSabren lieb er Ii6 bier geiddftli6 nieOer nnc
Bate fi6 bur6 SleiB uno nmii&t nab unb
nab cine u~tabbdnsige Griitens sesrinoet. Set
ben letten ieds MOnaten trdntelte er an bep
Sdwinoludt, bic ibm fem 2eben raubte. Sine
Satin unb pier Rinber beweinen ben 9abinse-
I6teoenen.
Qet9enf6au. 8Orseitern DtOr9en
belt Coroner SbOmas cine 2eideni6au lber
bic Qei6e zines peiben, weibIi6en &inOes,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

tlast, elm iGle8tes SauS se5aIten gu baden, ~urbe um
SO unb Soften seftraft. -
8iGarO Garnet, ~unsetlaSt, Nlprit G6pa6 I'M elm Gas
NteBl beftcblen gu Pabeu, wurbe i6nlbis befnnben.
Yeter Salfer, a~nsetlust, 3. $. 8urssr in mort erii9er
abiitt a~nseSriffen 3u baben, ,purbe i1ulbig 6efun6en unb
I'M $50 uno Soften ~setrait.
foblen gu ba6en. gti6t i6ulbil. = Spas. S. Gbrdin,
~angetldSt, bic %ansebl,6 bon Simpn sefpblenen 8retter
ge:auft su 5aben; ebeufaIs nidt i8u(0is.
Ser fall bon g. Campbell, W&ibdel Yugb aus Surforb
So. um $50 beto6teu sl ba6eu, purbe BIG nG6ten Hrei,
tag oerihpben. Sertasung.
6 s1t Ut . n BGea8 g eri t. - Die Eirma
2aslcr uab GARNER segen u. .. SuIsbaGer. tttbeiI
gu @unfem Der &tGSer fir 1896. 81.
apertcr&rnrt.- 9iadc nnb Tboma8 De.
8orO segen George u. 8ropn. 8ereits beri&tet. Die
Court enti4ieb gu @unftcn bee @erflaoteu uns bic 2lGss,
oppeltrten.
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SsDu Gan Tranciscp.

Gan 6rauciscp, 10. 6ebritar. Ser
9ampfer Contribution ging beute nit 600 na6
New Sort betinmten Bafagieren II. $1,336,z
600 in Sob tud 8ananta. Ser Expeditions
Oampfer MOies SaplOrieselt init rerielbeu Gu@
5abl 8alTa9ieren alb. 5-. .5.4s
9ie~ 3weisntiinSe ppn San Srancisco lit ge=
i6IOfen murOen, nm bic 8ednunsen gum Abz
i6luB bringen gu %t6nnen, ba Der @arbein 9enis
itarb unb ii9 Elm STREET iber Die Gompetens Der
tempordren 8eiteung Der pacanten StslIe erbo=
ben bat. s-ss
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babnen Upr3uriden. DteieIben IoIlen 2ccomp=
tipen ltnb Giicnbabni6ienen, nit mel6en man
40 Dieilen @iienbabn belesen t6nnte, mitse>
bra6t baben.
Grant mar Dor Gursem in gtetp Bern uno er
iaeint ben 8lan entpprfen unr ansepronet gu
baben. Sie aussei6ifften Sruppen l6einen
sa Sen. Sbcmas 9lrmee gu gebOren.
(9ieie gta8ri6t pirO AUDI I'M &aleisb Con-
Tolerate 9enteloet.)
Gtunem0n unS SMsbribsc.
@eftern traf bier Die Nadri6t Elm, Dab lid
Stpneman unb 8urbrio9e rGiten, lint Don
3enneilee aus einen Streif5ug na8 glOro Garos
lima in Der 3i6tung ppn &aleigb gu MADDEN,
in Der Nbii6t, NIT Der feinoliden 2rmee, bic
un8 BON Der atlantil4en alfte Der beorpbt, 81
cppperiren.
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Notwithstanding

@rfer 3 To c / 8. - Scr. Sat& rief ben Sei&luB
auf, wtlGer ~perbietet, mebr ais 20 Sat 9obIenSl in
einem 8aarenbanie innerbalb ter StnbtSreuse a~uf3ufta,
peln. 8is nGbften DienfsS 1uridseIest.
Die Orbiuan5 bestsli8 beS Gteuers@CnectprS murte
our Spe;iaIorbre fir Wtittpr& semadt.
Der benz @outiteberi&t iiber inaere @erbeferanaen
ansefiiste BeI&Iub, pel&er bas 8erfabren bes Niapors
.enbpiirt, eiusn @~iune6urer Der Pittsburs & GOnneIsbile
OAHU az %ernennen, purce an9ensmuIan.
SIR. Gbans tberrei&te einen 8ei&Ius, elm @omite bon
Dreien 81 e%rnennsu, seWiiie GrtlaseH gu unteriu9en,
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0rr 0ampfer o;renhpnnh.

80 tim, 16. Sebr. Ser 9afnpfer Greps
bpunb, Der bic llnteritabung an 9ebensmitteln
pom Bolton no6 Sauannab fibrte, 1T beute
babier ansetpmmen, nadoem er 5iItOn 9eao
an 10. 3. 0ttS. perlufen bate. st brin9t cine
2aOung pOn 574 Sdier Gei8 unb 100 SiIten
Inhnf. nebt s 8a1aaieren nit. --.-
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weIGe sslesentliG einef DiscuiitOn iber ben Teusr,
ALARM elesrapbeu sur Gpra4e tauen. N%nsenommen.
Die Orbinant be5Hsli& Der ftdbtii&en Bounty purbe
bcm 2. 3wetse e~utpfanSen unb getafeIt.
8ertaSung.
3metter 3weis. - Die OrbtHnnB, Sect. 8
Der 20. Srbinans ke5i9li4 Der Yittsburg & @cnneIsDiae
Sobn su piberrufeu, pdifrte.
Der SefGlub be3isli& @rri&tunS zines neren Ttartt>
5anies I'M 8elairulartt unO anbere SsiGIiine trur6en Dom
!. 3weis einsei@idt unO s~etnfeIt. 8ertast.
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afua rsln &ns,eeftes..

Gatrp, ;16, 8ebr. Sie Sgappen !aitbpi
Smiths fino iebr S~eritreut uno peroen in Der
9eoenpdrtisen SutiOn nidt wieoer .9elamHelt
lperoen f6nnen. s5 fzggs
Sic geril9te iber ben Gpb oeS Sen. Price
lino unpabr; er iel in elmer pi&tisen WtliiOn
nab Wlerito 9e9arl9en lei1. ~ l.9lta
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Xp0c8=Mnaeiac.

@tftrn Wtpssen I'M 20 lltr (8rettns, II. Sebr.) fdrb
Geprg SiciRenbprfer
TN so. 2tbrRfiabrt. Die Btercieung bes @ernrreentn nm
bet mDreen. Spnntds Na6nittag nm 2 lltr Don Ter bistsri-
gen Wetnuna bee 0srfsrberen, Bel Mir 9tOab, fatt Die
Treunoe unh 8etannte ees g. ~rtrrbentn iine ereebtnR Hatu
e~tnetlabsr. Rutf6en cur NttpiuHs Der Gtttlnebmer tet
9st6eabe ~dnantifes in Der StaOt wstten Wtt!aeS u 12X
utr an Der Ode BON Canal urb 0aV Ctr. tereif ietsE.
(Sal Die trduernbs Wtttpe G Rtnber.
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0ds $50 0lnIebem.

8biGo6elpbta, II. Sebr. Sap Gppte
& 60. beri6ten, bab beute fir $3,972,O00
SubicriptiOnen auf 80 Bombs einsinsen, Oas
BON aus Stem gort 1867, 900 uuO aus Obi
cagu S324,OOO. Sc puren unter benielben
2817 GinSetn=5 ubicriptipnen uuf $50 uno.
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Musfblitauna bon Deierteure,l.

Musuf a, DIE, II. Sebr. 9as 9ele>
gateubaus nubut einen 8eldluB an, Die Staats
Contribution babin gu amenDtren, Selerteure II.
MarOOeure ppn Der 3iebuns uus5ui6liebsr.
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NJ MuetcnsSaQ ncs SieOertronsee
ant 20. Sebruar
sl in ben NcD MHemblD MOOmS.
m NJ.

II @rresr WtastensMs, er6ftnet bon ben Beien bssabteu
Gra3ten, Septst ION lanmtlt9en ~pdtenttrien Narreu uuA
Ndrrtnnen; BITE tle6erne Wlnlt fpttIt etneR Uparf& unb
begiettet ete errge naeelneue, pom SoppeteR hs UeretnS
dus ben tduertafehen atpfea eteeuS ju btelenn Hmede ee-
fsrttste Gsabpn,ns, mad Der NtelSste: "S&tsr 80 Sabre tf
6u alt"
p. gDdtrsnO hes yarf4es: Gtnsus bs priu,sa Garueual
NIT ieinem @efDlse:
a. 9erplbe b. Banner anb Eabnentraser nit Der
2eibsarbe ;u Gus; Q. Yrtn; GdrneSal I'm Drn6enwo-
gen, urAeeben Hn fetnem n1rrtfGen Spffaate d,GbEI-
f. br Sptta6snwaeeH NIT aetbfp& unS Rl&enjInsen;
&. Rssrdkntanten aner gtarrentaaten; Eerte NIT
trnnnte 0etn' rn Sdwel; reihe Gnseudnntr NIT
Sslibn; SrsnsaIe, nit tvuss Maalsr; sabine 2sitf$s
init ~rieteianse S6nrrrbdrt; wtlbe &uNe, btde Sol.
tanner RaIAude; ganade; Sptteeptte uRN Gnaer
@efnseI h. Gin frtebliebenbts EleetIstt. 1. hr
last Draft; k. SamrneIfurtum SpGusemdnn&tr (
ferteelduient StrDErsfd, Srrli&trr I'M DetweI&er;
l6rnarte Sunse; Scunts Sumper, @aIgefrid &c.
81 u~nsebenre 9ettelteit, Hsl&e Or. &Iatterafdti& tenust,
ietne buncrtntl4eR ptIem an ten Wdnn ju b~rtnSen, wobst
Neaasr unS S6ulse as Marttf$retsr tttnea.
A. Grante ANdbrine Gintpltnp, setan;t bon metrereu
GeufelSterlS beS 4ieeertran3eS.
81 enftse Narrsniprlnst uab YurstIbdurne, ~aussefatr
Ssn ben 7Daimcnsttn:ern
s. ganttlnaseIutues tarttf6mSrm d tarOntf4es pa
f4d.Hauet.
Sub erlpttDnslthen Ittsen pFen BET:
5. 5empel Nc. 10 u. Brtbertdfr.
Dinfwart. 122 gapettthr.
Setbtrt6I G. 2tbtrtstr.
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Yt5b9r. 2smtartHr. Hdbe S~amDssrar.
&atber, i g. Grtberiffr.
Spbn %9rpubarbt, % Gnfcrar.
s. S6parL 1927 10. 8dttimurefr.
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tdrttn a 50 letHt&lieeIt& spet feparater Damenfarten) AZ
tGben fne. ytar stAe ltmtAste Nnsatl SDn Rarten ptr6
1usBeeeben.
(tdnz1 81 ennp&ptter Yr6E.
Nn Der &eHt TetSen tetHe &arten Serlauft. e,
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teten, bag Sober %raasft.t srldttne; es eenlet bteriu felbf
etne ebrpitrte Wdie pter elm fdIf6er S@Nurrbatt,
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elmer preuBIi9en Wsarine %beftnitiv feitgeitellt.
Sieben neue ariessi6iffe fOuen icfOrt su oieiem
Gnoe 9ebaut peroen.
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Sttuhcn 0Snllucrcin $40. ).

OtNNVOW ~lIVUItNII lNU@ u Vt
SbtBer felt 4 gDSbeu beteeenter SauSerein %beridmmtlt
1t jeben MtttmD6 Abens Bt 5rn. Teiae, ytD 40 q. Grehtri6
ctr, bat berstts $50 Auttstlt i'm @nnst anb 10 VT Cunt
men Sertauft. Mae, wtlbe stionnen Inb, H& etntnt eaten
1dnesreine asjuihltsben, rerseu iattr ct iuGt ibrt Antbetle
IN bMn Obtgsn balp setGmen 81 IGftn intem DIE Mus6abt
fpetersr Mntbsilt wdbr fbeinIt@ In EurJern gelGlsitn Wer.
ben wtrb. SIM &utra9e
s. @OftntbaI @rdf.
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OOISrnarft.

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bier gu 2o322 :,
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IL. 80r1.

gGe Bic Der naaltsn 3tsbuns ~entseten wDuen. muT.n bic
gsrianmlun9 Der Drdir.N fscinttrn tn Z b II a $ all am
na@aen W I tt 10 0 d. Ibene, cen ~ Jsbruar, teIuden
une sCa dufbFjaslen. 0teies III bic einItet Sslt9tMbeit.
lid Der 1eisaidaft dn5ui6Iis6sn unS aut BE lsste @tniab.
lung ju MAIDEN. -.t..
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istt 70 maize bebDrfeht.
Solicitors muf;n aud itrsn 9ertbt %abfattsn.
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Concert.
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