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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03

MAPLE SUGAR IN VERNoST.-ln 1850 the
amount of maple sugar made in Vermont was
6.349.357 pounds: in 1850 il was 9,ol9,-
939 pounds, showing an increase over Is9O,
or in ten years. OF 3,470.5S pounds. In
1850 New York made nearly four million
pounds more than Vermont. In ls6o New
York increased her sugar over 1850 only
ASS 81 pounds, and made but 9g6,65l
pounds more than Vermont at the same time.
There is no doubt that last spring Vermont
led even the Empire State several million
pounds, and Of course very largely led every
other state Assuming the ratio OF increase
of manufacture in this state from le50 to
1854 20 be the same as from 1850 u lS0u,
the amount last spring would be twelve
million pounds bat it was, no doubt, more
than that, as in nearly every instance where
we made inquiries the response was that
farmers averaged neerly one-third more than
usual. This would make a total Of tifs.H
million pounds The value of this could
not have been less than tiro and quarter NH
hons Of dollars In estimating the value Of
thiss crop we have put the average al fifteen
cents pound.
Thus, the single item OF sugar alone, man
ufactured in three or four weeks % the year,
II over two million dollars. or enough % pay
the war expences OF the State twice over,
and enough lett TO sweeten our tca besides
We trust this exhibit viii encourage all
farmers 10 manufacture ali Jhc maple sugar
they can the coming spring. The most ii-
yorable turn In our national affairs can hard
ly make It, value les than ias- Year. and
the probabilitic, are that 1t Will he worth
more. The demand will Pr great. Wes-ali
want il Tor home use. and ior the soldiers.
and the cities will De glad % buy every sur
plus pound We may have Let tie buckets,
holders. sap-pans, boilers ana sugar aTau-
tus generally. be- increased 40 once, ami thus
be ready as soon as the season opens and u
the season should Dc favorable. 10 wlll not Dee
surprising Of the value OF the amount made
should reach three million lpi.ar- and "a
quick market for the whole oi It.-B.0or'
Falls Imc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03
STEAM FROM
LtrerpOOt 10 Boston.
DIRECT. ONCE a FORTNIGHT.
w WARREN - CO.'S LINE.

III following splendid first elias. iron s.rew
Steamships are appointed 70 sail from Liver
pool Tor Boston cry alternate SATURDAY, con,Ienc
ing SATURDAY, April sth, 1855.
PRoPONTIS, 45lI tons, 10 b,rsa 49,
HELLESPONT 2JJO 90 ~ =. P'e''
GAMBIA 2-l0 - ..
PARAMOUNT, 2JOU " $50
Passengers By these Steamships will he re,ularIv
slPpllea with liberal allowance OF cooked pro
S SieeF,ss passaEe from Liverpool To Boston, 5000
f-e,r.--.-+N. = o-'Sf 500
N'' year 1890
- TO RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND N-isb-
NJ % -et Their friends out from the Old Country
THESE steamers offer advantages superior 70 tbos -
any other Line. Passengers by these steSmsbi,,.
taHa a. bosisH. where they viii Be within reslb
q Weir friends, and where they will avoid n,,n
ol me dangers and annOyances which be.et .trans.
ers landing In New YORK
N f 20. freight or passage apply 70 WARREN eco
- state street and ii3 Commercial Street re-
~ sl6HT DRAFTS for .lSterling And 1nv,rd
pay able IN England, ireland or Scotland TO- -
Agents In Liverpool, GEO. WARREN a "a
Fenwick Chambers. W.
February llth. 4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03
THE VERNATELLA
LIQUID RE.fCAE.VG

THE VERNATELLA
LIQUID RE.fCAE.N'G
GIVES TO THE LEATHER Sor ONLY
SPLENDID JET BLACK POLISH
nat an Elegant and Fashionable Perfume
The neatncss and convenience of rfsir., rf,,,s4
blaeklaS AMI the superior polish which 10 .tves
over other kinds has heretofore been in a ,7rea.
measure counterhalanced by its disagreeahie vine
sr ooor and the trouble OF iittiu- S0netbir,- irt
the stopper Of each bottle in order 10 ar,ri, -
brush, but the Neruatella Backing has only ne
most DELIGHTFUL PERFUME which remains with -
leather as long as the backing lasts and each 49,.
~ IA stleA ready lifted Ia the stopper The
leather. "'Il' 'ne
Be sure and inouire FIR The Xrp,,--,, ~,
ing. N A''eA
PRIcE l1cENrs PR BOTTLE.
~ Manufactured in the Chemical Department ofthe
tahoon Manufacturing Co.. and for sale IN r.,
anu shoe Dealers everywhere.
WYMAN s TYLER AsrS7s.
- water St, Boston, Mass
The VernateIIa.
For making the Soles Of Boots and Shoes uater-r-,
An s wear longer Is also for sale a. above.
Nov = d6w3
ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.
I AVS OFANCIENT ROME. LyTB Mac,ni.v
- BITTER Sweet, new edition, new Hlustra
Pages and Pictures from the writings Of Jane
AChristmas Carol, Beautifully Illustrated
Howe - NN-'- n
War Pictures, by F. o. C. barley,
hebie's Christian Year Illustrated.
Christmas Poems and pictures
Illustrated, N''Ae
Poems Of the Imagination and Fancy, by Alfre
Tennyson, Illustrated,
Poems Of the Intellect and sfe-tio,s - II
Browning, Illustrated > '' /
Tass0, Illustrated
Enoeh Arden, BY Tennyson, Illustrated.
For sale by
C. o. FRENCH 4 Co.
Dee y. Corner Church & COLLEGE Sts
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BURLINGTON FOUNDRY.

THE BURLINGTON FOUNDRY. entirely recov-
i cred from the effects Of the explosion il it'll,
again, snd am prepared as before TO furnish ali
kinds Of castings. n RINK al
Burlington. Vt. Feb. nth, 1856. aim
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03
L. &. 7.3O LOAN.

BY hority Of the Secretary ofthe Treasury. The
Undersigned has assumed the eenersl Subscription
Agency for the sale q United States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three tenths per cent in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03

HoNoR To ANERIc,N ScIENcE.-We arc
highly graufed at being at llst permitted l0
announce that the Royal Astronomical society
at its annual meeting IN the lUth instant,
awarded. for the first time On an American,
its highest honor. viz, the gold medal OF ,hc
; icic;y to Professor George Z Bond, lately
director o'the Observatory vf Harvard Uni
yersity at Cambridge, for hI- eminent services
ia the advancement of astronomy and e-I,ei-
ally Tor his IA gnifceut volume on the great
comet OF lsjs
The friends of Prof Bond earnestly hoped
that his life might bc continued until boz re-
ceiyed 0ffaal information that thi- aud au-
other contemplated nigh honor bad actually
been bestowed on him by the English Se.fn-
tile societies. Yet although their wishes lu
this respect were not realized. they have the
great satisfaction OF knowing that hi, ls>t
hours were cte,red hy the very kind and
friendly letter recently received Hy him from
the President Of the Astronomical Society.
giving him o. understand chat I'll, medal
would be awarded 40 lis annual meeting and
by the knowledge thatalth1ugl bis astron5Iu-
zeal seryice> and tins volume may hove been
iispaugad hy another pr..t--.r no home.
trey were rightly and highly appreciated N ,
most eminent ASTRONOMER IN Europe. -aiag
Of whom at least iave pronounced Obj,
volume the most yalua'.. tau.-. .lti.u So
cgmetary astronomy mat bias es,r been
made Boston Ir4rsat~.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03

WAsHINGroN'> BRrm,YN Ctw wash
ingtou Birthday was happily celebrated ODD
wednesday. ia Jle camp 90 thc Frontier Cave
airy. stationed IN this city.
The meetin. wa- opened av -te election Hf
president vice president, chairman and SEC
rotary.
Captain Gr0ut. Lieutenant Clark. Captain
French and LIT Sergeant =. T. Richmond.
being chosen respectively Soy those g,-I-
ti0ns
Tne farewell address ot tfc "lmu0r,al
George was thenrcad man impressive I.r De-
uer by Capt. French.
Capt. Trout theH delivered H... con .'i-
cred and appr. fril-e address
Captain GrIltvas followed Is Lieut.. uaut
Clark, who renewed t.c history i'urc..uGr
from the time Wa-aIu-. delivered I.. |.r'-
well up 20 the present period. and closed wiki
an earnest ant searching uOiari1u of the
leaders of the rebellion. Who t.-c a.-uul.r
the glorious Union chat Washington and bis
associate patriots established fIr ali time
Lieut. Clark WIS succeeded 1v Corn. Roy
ers, @. NJ Ser-r. Nav Stl-t. llnc--iu and
n0n-c1mmi->.uutd officers ia turn. iu brief.
pithy marks.
Both officers and soldiers were deeply inc
tercsted IN the ceremonies, and the meeting
passed Of very pleasantly.
II il understood that the FIRST Company.
Capt. Grout. commanding. leave for 81. AZ
bans, 10 day 1r sl.-Im.s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03

tro| tss South sHe East Trasu, E-rIr~ o. BsrI's-
ION foL1ut
rs ?. n, MAIL TRAIN from Boston Lowell, Wr--
ceSter, Springfield, Hartford New Haven. Troy.
Albany and New York. Leaves Boston 80 A. ~
NeN YORK 20 a. N. with Sleeping ar attachei-
Troy 1870 y.
- 4 NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, from New York and BostOn Leaves New
fork at Pm, Boston 5.3l Pm.
loco A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN hon RAJ
land.
80 P. n, NEW YORK EXPRESS LssTes Ns-
YORK at 200 p. n. Through from Trc} F'la'-
change q ears.
TlChETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany ~
lork. Schenectady and all prncipa. points % ~
New York Central and Western Railroads, anc II
formation given BY
: ". CARPENTER,
Nc. I, American Hotel b.oeA-
Package checked through.
- Fare always as low as by any other line
GEO. A. MERRILL. sup't
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03

TIE BANK Burlington .. the
Il duly appointed agent Cor the saleHf the above
Bonds ana is prepared furr 30 Bonds o. all uart-
les in large % small SUNS AL parties wishing O.
invest In this yery desirable Loan should s.1I boz
their order az once az DO viii not be- long FOO the
market Y p MOVES Cashier
burning ~, fra- I3t3. l-t' laa }In
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03
DIURETIC COMPOUND.
ALTERATIVE SYRUP.

For Impurities Of ne Blood resulting from iaspru-
dsuse. ca1fviag ErHpfi9Hs he SKIN Thr0Gf,
Mouth and Nose Loss Of Hair Cd Sores SosLings;
Pans N re Zones and al other signs Of acfirs
poison The system. ii No remedy ever discover
ell has done what has been achieved hy this 10
crsd gent sar from the S0utt stopping AZ Fsryorf
and for urich hs BrsseHted DR.. W trita $40, after
hGfisq been under fhe treatment Of The snncnf
ahusieiaus IN Baltimore Philadelphia aud Ysr Tort
Tor Five YEARS Never despair Of a permanent
cure. no giafffr h9v OBSTINATE tgs bern
an you have tasted the virtues % this potent 4ifer
afis. 10 is prepared srprsssiy for fhe pErp0ss and
is superior 70 any other remedy for such cases -
One inrse huttle lasts month.-PRICE $40.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON X. r
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing Nov. 18th Is6i, trains will run ss .-
lows
LEAVE RURLINGT0S
s-si a. ". MAIL TRAIN for Boston Lowell W..
eester, Fitchhur-h, Brattleb0ro, Springfield Hart
ford New Haven. Troy, Albany and New Yl-s
arrive IN Troy 3.l2 p. n; New York san r.
Boston 30 p. "
TtIoigi 70 Boston i-tfiout ChaHge Of Cas-
100 A. VI. Accommodation Tram
10 r. ~. EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Alhary. Nes
YORK and the West arrive az Troy -ls p. r..
New York A. ", by Hudson River aa-r0s-
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamer.
F4ropgh % Troy irif50Hf CA1ugs Of C1-t
go ?. NJ, NIGHT EMPRESS with Sieepir. a.. f-
Ne" \ erS and Boston Arrive IN Troy a. 90 A.
n New York 10 a n Boston AZ
Through 10 Troy and Boston iri'i5li cicesr
Of Cars
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03
Great Popular Loan OF
TIE PEOPLE.

Les than sso ,ooJ.co remain unsold, which will
probably he disposed Of within the next O. or 81
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, Ia. uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and .ection
Of the country nav he Afforded facilities for taking
the loan the National Banks, State Bank. and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed TO receive subscriptions At par sub
-crber viii select their own sgents in WHOM they
have eonddenoe. and who only are % be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes r which they receive
oriers
JAY COOKE
SUBSCRIPTION AGEvr. Phiadelpi,
FEB. 30 daN3m.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03
MECHANICAL Toys.
COTTON WEIGHING.


by THE BALE. POUND OR BALL. fr sale
ID LYMAN'S-
Feb. Sth, ls65. dawtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03
LIFE! LIFE! LIFE T.!
DIR. OAKS

Is q graduate Of tire London Medical Colleges, and
has practised in England and America for over Il
years with unparalleled success in the treatment Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-03

A Ii qualities ofthis desirable fabric flr s..s
~ EDWARD BARLOW
BTCkwHEAT FLOUR.
l'kESH ground, lust received at
Il At WARNER 4 ADAMS.
Oct. 3 No. Union Bloc
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-05
AT BEAL'S.

y UsT RIVED
sOAp--40 boxAs Cincinnati German.
LARD--l5 kegs Leaf
CoRREE--5 bags Rio and HavanA.
FLOUR--40 barrels Supsyfne.
pAcOH--Hsns, Shoulders and aidss.
P0RK-15 barrels fall Mess.
C0RN-100 bags White.
HAYS bales Western.
TEAL chest Imperial.
Which will be- Doid by the packages or at rstail, at
reasonable prices for the times.
iuly25 JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-05
UaeNn Light.

TUsT RECEIVED~-An invoice Of arsa quail
81 Ivy COAL OIL which win b. sold at tins log
ariss n 81 % Ess 1aiisss ssfaii.
aas2s yosnUA REAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-05
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main ST., between Third and Church
BAT0H R0U0E, III.

THE undsrEignsd IN now prspatsi 10 rscsive or
/ 4ers ioE sll kinds Of Furniture and Cabinst
and at the lowest Agurss, YoR Cash Only. In the
Undertaking business be has now on hand fine
aasoEtmsnt Of Metallic Casss, and is ready 10 re-
eeve orders in this line Of business, which win
meet the attention usually given by the old ifm
Of Piper Bradford.
augS RRKD. FUNKEs
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-05
TIle Gazette 4 Got1et
GENERAL NEW o.

Z
another gentleman, have taken out .
patent for sxpelling sap tha. produces
roc in wood, and inserting sulphste Of
iron and other substances that render
ii inoorrupsible,
A numbbr Of Irish officers, lately
connected with Wisconsin regiment,
arc about going to Ireland. Among
them ID General Malloy, late Colonel
of the l7th Wisconsin [ Irish) regi-
mens, who il prominent Fenian.
Ex-Governor Foote has hung out
bis shiugle and sntsred upon the
practice Of law al Nashville, Ten.
nessee.
In one of the New England pin
factories 791, 900 pins are made, pa
psrsd and packed every hour.
A correspondent who has been
travelling through Nevada, thinks shas
| the silver resources of that State care
sufficient to pay off national debt OF
twenty billions, present each returned
soldier Of tho Union with silver
musket, and then plate all our vessels
With silver thicker than they are now
Isbeatbed with iron"
| General Grant has had q splendid
ovation In Cincinnati, where he actual
| Iy made little bit Of o speech in reply
to ous from the Mayor
The 44th Indiana Veteran Volun.
toers w4rs arrested ia Nashville ON the
| 7th, by order Of Major Gen Thomas,
for having committed some depreda.
tious at Stevenson, Ala, few days
previous.
The English nobility, as rule, live
for 80, 90, 100 years. An English.
man Of the rank Of "gentleman" lives
on an average TO 10 years ths artisan
does not stand an even chance to live
to 30.
An association has been formed in
Indiana for the purpose of importing
or introducing the Cashmere Goat
into this country, They have already
imported sixteen.
The gross income Of the Georgia
Railroad for the month Of August
was over $4,000, A pretty good
indication OF the resumption Of trade
and travel.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company
have confirmed the proposition of
their directors for entering into neo-
tiations for the purchase Of . new CO.
bio.
The Nashville Dispatch learns that
Federal soldiers burned all the negro
shanties at Lavergne, Tenn, Wednss-
] day night, the inmates barely escaping
With their lives.
Gen. j. Bankhead Magruder, late
of the g. s. A., is on q visit TO his
sister, Lady Abiuger, in England.
The case Of tho United States va.
Colchester, the spiritual medium, has
been finally disposed Of, at Buffalo, N.
Y, Judge N r. Hull fning Colehes-
fer $40, and directing him to pay the
costs Of the trial, amounting TO S473.
Miramon, the Mexican general, is
now travelling in Europe, and has re.
Gently arrived at Berlin. His bear
ing is very gentlemanly and will, no
doubt, gain him access TO Europe
socity, particularly as bis wife is an
elegant and cultivated woman.
When the Great Eastern left VAL
entia Bay she bad no end Of cattle on
board, In addition 10 the other ami.
mails and the fowls. Nevertheless,
they had no beef. for before the vessel
had been long at sea, the murrain ap.
peared among the cattle, and, one
after another, they were killed and
thrown overheard.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-05

nT The Southern people ssk that thsy
rnsy not be stripped Of thsir POSSESSIONS
and disfranohisad. Can't grant your ra-
quest, reply she radicals, but, If you bohavs
yoaTsslf, we Won't hang the mass OF you.
aPapan naid Mr.. Browns youngsss son,
"csn't 20 to tho edTcusp "No my boy,n
afsctionatsly replied Mr.. y. "f yon ars q
good boy, | will tako you 70 SEQ your
grandrnotharea grave This sitagaoon. Per-
kauisptlLs s1qsYnaE.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-05

PERsoHAL.--Ws are glad 10 learn
that Brig. Gen. Benton, late Of the
United States army, arrived in the
city yesterday, where he will remain
and devote himself TO the practice Of
his profession--the law,-New Or
Ie0as Iimes.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-05

A correspondent, writing from the
Dry Tortugas, says:
DR.. Mudd is the prison hospital
nurse Arnold is clerk in the Provost
Marsha's Office, and Spanglsr and
OIaughlin are working at their trade
carpentering, in the engineer depart
ment.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
Sefentli6e 9Sen6u.

@uf Mtttwc6s ten t8 Sstobtr. UNI I t1Sr
Na6mlttass. fol- ON 5aufs bss lntsrf6ristsnsR
In Niertr'Masunste SaunI6ip, etaa @auntY,
auf Sffentltar 8tnpu pufauft wnbsn, ndmlIG.
gins bruuns 9abr aft gut ss| n
6rc&ms Gomlisu Rd6rs. 8 Sdtt, $3.50
,wtt ba0On 8otn, 8tntsr, 3~.AAzeLZ.
S6uafe. SaIn6tiGwsinr, SpddcTwootn
'prinsspdasn, Saurnpaa'n unS gots. Ser
I ilsrn, pflua, @s9e. S6ubtarrsn, Suooso,
ftirr, gfira'iGiu, Yfuass,fcr4rr, BInbmEbI,
StrOttanf G'nlpfOasn, & ,raaIGirr, Spsrr. uni
SibiaIsn, 2 SursoG, S6ranF, einF. 2 SID,
u CuBeno E.dbl. Galb Oussno bapun nsa.
SheutsI' otubI. Ssttrs, Stan6baus llbr. Rcds
cf'n NIT @dGirr uuO 91obr, 9arIor Dim.
gorss, SGhIubtn. 9lrbltdas, 3dbsr, Stdnnr.
SduslfdRsv, 16 5ditn'suttpsrs, Gdispen, ptds
en-, 3 6CIItrtsn, grotn. unb 3inn unb Hus,nSu
Iaortn, unO nO6 mannt dnors 8outrn. unh
9o6snssgdtbl4aftsu 1u umRdn0ll& bln onsu.
fdSrtn.
Die S'btn6unssn am 8Itaufstass unt 1uT-
wartun9 BON
5obn 3 @ectrtns.
StrttF 8. Na2R
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10

8 Ue bsftss Raban Wnt no
ttltss asIbss @0uro BsIfdtoru, Rubsu Slid /
3Ueithfffes, Robert 0Ibbs go
Grmibnsnsne lh lit oas @eIidforn bon 8 Mi,
dmnnous Mu'g, RubeH estbsrt, sbas 9 e,br, 4 6
srmtnbnnie &c.
teftes rotbtt sg,s @,Iidfoiu Guo Wrbrb /
@eiB @ouro Bsibforu. Z. g. atmtnbaus
peibes ReIfbfotn Sol mint /
6lnt &sIiaton Sboa. Reibuer
Better Soib Bottom 8rOfc nitbt numerrt.
5msitbsiies Gbas % 9eb. SO
8sftss dcams BeIi6'ou, 5obua Wortou so
Bop Corn glcs Bold so
8efie Ueiss 8Odnen St,s g. eebr so
GommltIss RitasI 8us SltoH1. Baron GrSman,
Soofrso Bauer.
(S6lue ndh1r 0o&s.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10
Bon lem 9rb6trn prartiIben
Gbrmiker III Ocr ll1Elt.

Sb iitts nit s. 8. 5sImtOle In 8erbnture
sr btFB' m'insr g9cbnuna asarniber cine NpOlbr'
t' uno mar 70 GfUGstriG In fsnsm Gj'i6Gft ME
frtusr irtnsr @oarsrn por ibm. SD babe rir
ltbr edn1s's urlttiI iibsr istHsn Gbaraftr unr
9riGdftssuR.
gB m. % Ella ttman,
(5trma Yowsrs Bstsbtmln)
prattiGe Stsn.t,r
@ds 9te U. 8rOpnlE MhllaHhpha.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-10-10

Sin Grrp Saul. tin 5 Satr oIts 5dmilirn
Wabr:. arbriht bOppst uno tinfa6, 3 8ibs. 8
SaIa@tf6rtins, gGdfsr. elm JaI'ngtcp Wassn,
en @arrgal unO Suaop. rar tras brinott ntu,
Sauernwastn unb Bobby. 2 SusSp.g .gfl&tr,
sn Sauerrwoseu G'sf&irr. phuseSrl&ir.. SJlis'
ssrntss. 2 Ssui6.md uno Srulsittrn. sBtne.
miiblr, Strcbbarf, S&ubfarrsn, TFus, 6Gage.
SuliiYatcr, 2 Sttittsn. Sru6trtf, Stu uno
Ultfautsin. 100 5su;risad. pfUfsn. stut Cot
5tnlbodrtS. anore 9parrS, @rjwalH unO VI.
msr. RslitforasSGrusr, Sdailpn Yldsn, Sprr.
fettsn. 4 Suti'iten. 3arO unp 9oljidstn. Shltfs
ittn. SOlsJrt. &o6cfen nit @s16Wr une 8Obr,
6clS uno VatlOrUfen NIT 2obr, Sursau, elm
SslbOrU. 2 9sttsn urb 5 SntIabsn. sin grocer
uno tsins 5lias. Sjarant, Stnt, gBai&lanb,
2 9Iueu1ren, Gin DubfnO SidbIr, sin arcbsr
unO fIdnrr SGa, tsllubi, Mtbl unb anStrs SiRsn,
9ufalOfsGs, giTa. 3ibsr. Safer, Stdnnn,
S&ma3fdnnsr, Ginsr, SpnnraO unO 5aiprI,
frpsn unO 3nnptIbir, Scnnsn 5su, s4sll&.
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