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II For Diseases NJ the Urinary, Organs resulting from
imprudence causing improper discharges heat irritation
&c. contains CopdiUG CubebS TurpeHtine, or any
other offensive or injurious drug but is safe, and
pleasant remedy that will in half any
other the price wiH be rcJnded You that have been
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sick pale your breath and clothes tainted with its
offensive odor, throw It and send for bottle OF this
Sure Remedy. 1t will not only at once but
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gears duration, it is n Try Il once, you
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-12-14

TlVaTVNf
CITY OF NORWICH,
CITY OF NEW LONDON,
run in connection with this leaving London every
evening arrival Of train from Brateboro; and New York
from Pier 30 North River foot Of vesy Street every after
noon except Sundays.
state Rooms secured of Conductors.
Fares and rates Of Freight always low by any other
route
See ''Snow's Pathfinder Railway Guide, for
urer particulars as to connections at New London Nor
wich. Wimantc, Palmer, CIRCUITS, urattleboro' &c
q. W. BENTLEY Superintendent
New London, Oct. 1S6G-tf42
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Rutland & Burlington and Vermont
Valley Railroads,

TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS.
At Burlington with Boats on Lake CHAMPAIGN and YER
nout Central and Vermont Canada Railroads for Mont
peier ST. Adams Rouses Pout Nlntrea Ogdensburg and
the West.
At Rutland with trains for Troy, Albany and New York
Saratoga Springs, schenectady and the West.
At Bellows Falls with trains Cheshire Railroad for
Ftchburg Worcester, Lowell an Boston With Vermont
Valley Railroad for Brateboro Springfield, Hartford. New
Haven AMI New York,-and with Sullivan Railroad for
Windsor White River junction. Wells River ST. Johnsbury
Newport, littleton and the White Mountains
Passengers for the West will lind this Cheap, Pleasant
and Expeditions Route.
For Tickets and all necessary information inquire at the
Offices on the Line.
GEO. A MERRILL, Superintendent.
Rutland, VT, July 0, 1866.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-12-14
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.

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and Endicott Street. Boston, on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long of study and practical experience Of un
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attending this class Of disease made to become harm
less the simplest ailings of u child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. d dcVotcs part Of his time the treatment Of
those caused by secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate ndyd
ua for business society Some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits Of youth Weakness Of
the Back aud Limbs Dizziness OF the Head Dmnes of Sight
Palpaon OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness Derange
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evil Orebodngs aversion OF society," sefdstrust, timdty,
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Patients who wish to remain under Dr. Dows treatment
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Medicines all parts the country, with full dcc
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03
Wake, Betsy, wake,
My sweet galoot!
Rise up, fair lady,
while | touch my lutte !

The winder-I regret TO say that the
winder went up with vplent crash, ana
A form robed In spotless white exclalm-
ed Come into the house, you old fool
To, morrer you'l he goin' round com
plainin' about yer liver !"
sot up spell by the kttchn hre
readin Lewis Napoeon's life OF Jullns
Grsar. What reckless old cuss he
was Yit Lewis picturs him in CLOWN
cuuurs. Caesar made it lively for the
BOYS in Gaul, didn't he7 He slewd one
million of citizens, mail aud temall-
Gauls and Gauluses-and then he sofa
another million Of 'em into slavery, lie
continnerd this cheerful stilc of things
for some time, when one day he was sas-
snated in Rome by sum heightened Ro-
man genl'men, led on by MIR, Brutus.
When old Bruly inserted his knife into
him, Caesar admitted he was gone up.
His funeral was q CRATE success, as the
hous wos crowded to its utmost capac'
ity. Ten minnets after the doors was
opened the Ushers had to put up cards
on which was printed, "Standin' Room
only
/ went to bed at last. "And So
said, "thou hast no ear for sweet meIo
| DIV o. A silvery snore was my only an
ser. Betsy slept.
ARrEMUs WARD.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

having in active operation the best pre-.
ventive system that he has yet seen, Or
ders from the department are most rig
idly enforced, seizures of contrabsud
goods are reported daily, and smuggling
has become so hazardous that when 1t
is practiced at all, it Is only in small
way,
The above, says the Burlington Times
we find in the special Washington dis,
patches to the New York dailies OF Fri,
day. 1t is understood that the specia.
agent who makes this complimentary
report of affairs at our Custom House 4,
Mr.. A. F. Randall, clerk in the Treasury
Department, who has for some time past
been with Collector Clapp Fn>pec.gg
the Custom Houses in the distrIc' o.
Vermont
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

BRIsToL.-We learn that this town
is quite osperous-business ofall kinds
increasing, population charging, and
things generally promising and no
wonder. The town has a pill-box fac
tory which employs 20 workmen and
uses up 500 cords of white birch a
year; stave factory; pillow factory +;
sash factory chair factory; and
some extensive lumber mills, with a
prospect Of few more branches OF in
dustry being established. Go ahead
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

AFPAIRs IN TBNNEssEE.-We ~ 9,
from the Knoxville Wing that D5's
C. Williams was lately prosecute, IN /
fore the Circuit Court in Jefferson C e.,
ty, Tenn, for treason against the I'd
of Tennessee in aiding and abetues,
late rebellion. The jury founu "A
guilty and fixed his punishment 81 sag
labor and close confinement in the - -
penitentiary for the term OF iousfi6
years. It was the first case OF tnS ' ~
ever tried in the State, and exclteGc .5s
interest. Williams was ably dels.Tr.
The Judge and the prosecuting Az Az
who tried him were both appolD
Andrew johnson while military so'
or OF the State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

HOMES FOR LITTLE WANDRRERs.-Mr'
J. D. Foote, a missionary and agent OF
the "Howard Mission and Home FOR Lit
tie Wanderers, an institution whose
headquarters are in New York city, ad-
dressed large assemblies Of our citizens,
last Sunday, speaking in the Bap-
fist church in the afternoon, and in the
Congregational, in the evening. The
object of his labors is, as we understand
it, to provide homes and clothing for deS-
titute children. Mr.. Foote has succeed
ed, we learn, in raising S425 in c...sh, and
barrel Of good clothing, a present
from tie ladies, besides securing homes
here for four of the eight "little wander
ers" whom he had with him. He Is
good speaker, and has readily found
the way to the hearts and pockets Of the
benevolent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

DlsoHARaRp.-The three young men
who were captured near the mouth oil
Otter Creek, with boat load of wines
from Canada, and taken ~ Burlington,
ON u charge of Smuggling, were dis
charged aud seat hom", the evidence
not being sufficient 10 convict 'N"m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

PRusoSAL.-Mrs. JEFF. Davis and c..l
accompanied by her family phys,cAl
and servants, passed through this p.acy
on the one O'Clock train, this morning
en- route from Montreal to Washington
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

GooD.-The Treasury Department has
received from one Of its agents, who is
well qualified to judge OF any matter
connected with the Department, report
in reference to the customs district of
Burlington, Vt, which he describes as
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

AN LEGENDARY ATTEMPT An at
tempt was made day or two since to
set the Auburn State Prison on fire.
The incendiarfes lighted fires in four
places but they were discovered in
time to prevent much mischief. The
rogues were of course convicts, who
doubtless thought to escape in the
midst of the excitement incident to
Are
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

FIRE WARpENs,-At meeting OF the
Board of Fire Wardeus held last even
inc. the following officers were elected
Chief Engiueer-N. E. Davis.
First Assistant-E, f. Page,
Second Assistant-J c. Dunn
Clerk-James X, Mclean.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

CAsTLEroN.-Rcv R. T. Wade, for the
past two years the acceptable pastor OF
the Methodist church, was, at the re-
gust of his people, reappointed for the
thi,d year, at the late Session of the
Troy Conference. Mr.. Wades pastoral
labors have been of the most gratifying
character both to the church and the
community generally.
1t was our good fortune to listen, last
Sabbath morning, to an excellent dis
course by the Rev. Mr.. Chase. recently
settled over the Baptist church at Hyde
vile. He alluded in appropriate words
to the honorable life and triumphant
Christian death of our late lamented
Senator, the Hon. Solomon Foot. The
preacher made the allusiOn in order to
! illustrate the subject of his discourse.
He appealed most earnestly, especially to
the young, to initiate the life OF that
good and useful man. The Baptist
church has cause to be greatly pleased
with the choice it has made of pastor.
A series Of interesting religious meet
ings have been held, and are still in pro.
gress at the Chapel of the Congrega-
tional church, Rev. Mr.. Francis, pastor
One evening Of last week, Mr., Foote
Secretary of the institution known as
| 1.-THE Home for Little Wanderers was
in attendance with several others, and
gave an interesting account Of scenes
and incidents he had witnessed in his
travels,
The teachers and pupils Of the Semi
nary have just returned after a vacation
of two weeks, with "A large sprinkliDa
of new scholars This is the beginning
of the third term Of the present AGA.
demic year, and is quite as promising az
any of it's predecessors. B.w.B.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

MISSIONARY CONTRIBUTIoN,-The Amer
lean Missionary Association acknowl-
edges the receipt of $l67 So from Yer
ment during the month of March, which
includes one contribution from the Con-
2regatious} church at Waterbury of
SlSy, Rev, Silas McKeen, D. D., of
Bradford, is the vice -president for Yer
mont.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03
BEYN1NoroE.-The Bennington Ban

BEYNINGToE.-The Bennington Ban
ner says the pastorate year of Rev. G.
2. Wells in the Methodict church in
D onnington. which expired recently, has
r,e> ulted in a gain in membership of IS,
The, present number Of members to 238.
The. =, trent expenses for the year have
haon a. 2l6 %, and have been fully met
and lisuA lated.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

without doing all 1t can constitutionaily
do TO secure fair and just basis OF rep
resentation, such as the new social and
political status OF the Southern States
and the public safety demand.
Our own private convictions are that
the fairest and safest principle on which
our national representation could be
based, is that Of intelligent suffrage,
which should be applied TO white and
colored alike. Our country s,likely 10
be endangered more by an ignorant mass
of voters welded by artful and selfish
politicians, than from any other source
Massachusetts has set worthy example
for the nation, and we believe that the
fair minded and intelligent statesmen in
all sections of the country could be bet
ter united on this plan than any other
1t is the very plan, however, which dem
agogues would be inclined to oppose,
for an ignorant constituency Is Just what
they most desire. But good and true
men will everywhere respect it, and II
adopted, the strength and glory OF the
country would be assured.
OK DrT-That Senator DoOllttlc will
before long resign. in compliance with
the instructions of the Wisconsin Leg
islature. and that he will receive and &C
cent the mission to st. Petersburg.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

Woua,as RIGHTS IN VERMoNr-The
following is an advertisement which we
lin From, the. Rutland HERALD:
81 forbid ANY one in the State of Yer
mont marrying Joseph Trumbly, of
Chittenden. Vt to Miss Sophia Pelky of
Brandon, Vt, for be- ng engaged to some
one else the second TN ne.
JULIA GoosoN.
Brandon, March 30, III S."
"Julias "keered" is , title muddled
in its composition, since it IS impossible
to tell whether it is the vic Ted Joseph
or the fair Sophia who has bes u engaged
to "sOme one else the second Il me, " but
by her boldness in sticking up Tor her
rights Julia has set an example to all
the race of manageable girls whIc, 4, we
suggest, it would not be bad idea for
them to follow. If every little girl v ill
resent her wrongs In this way, the e.
feet will be wonderfully conducive OF
moral and social reform. 1t is far bet
ter than Mrs. Harriss plan of letting
daylight into the bowels of her lover,
and much preferable to cold "pisen" to
which so many resort as a balm for
loves ills. Our columns are ever open
to the complaints OF the Tilted portion
of humanity.-Trog Times.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-01

Gin Sp-trefJine8 SypIJ,uitteJ.

-. gptr fSnnsn nit autem @tpiHsn IQcn, pel6s an
6bsartt9rm 0ufeu lecen,
3Jr. Stridlanb'S bouiaiiiben 6uilen,9aliam
en,pfsblen. Serfelbe idat fat auesublidlid Grlsds
zerun9 uno 1T Suosm rsdt oneenebm einiuntbmsn.
Spus speitel II her bouisiIBs pufenbaliam eincs
DER tetfn TN @e5roudte tsiinbi1en prdparate, inc
mebr i1reiet NtN Slsentbuincr itm ntbt Al. opir
9aeen enS n'ittsl (eele Dcts ssrudt ii. inns ,nsa
eo9f lal't9en Suien oaburb rom Sale gsidaiit. 9s
rtre rcn Or. 9 tri dlanS 9lr. 139, Gptamcus
&tr., Gintnnatt 8, Subereitet II. rcn allen apptbe,
Tern rsrlauit; In Baltimore Ron Setb 6.
fanee, Nr 10s, 8cit. Sa,mcreir.. unb in % a.
ibtn8tcn ben Sol. g8. " atru & 8ruber.
CroBpertduier, ". Bo9eIer 4 6 0. uub
&bom on l. y pd, Baltimore, Yib.
(Suli61S)
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ScS stiiuoIiuos Ryr,,rS =,

C BE Dp punq " cn'8 Nrienb.)
nnter @arantic her Seiluns ge betmer 9rauf.
ten. Bel aaea Appibe.ern su baben. Wlan
SttIen9e oes Shn9Itr9s Sreunb ''(f9e gppus Ren's
Jrtenb('. Udt ieber Sta9sl erbalt man cine BRO.
f1lre nber bic Ggnptrp,e uno 8ttanbura eebelner
Rran'betlen, ncer man fann bic Ghriit br,teber,
:penn man an 'gpuns Mems ,Sr;erSr. Dor 90. Gin.
<tnnatt l9teibt uHo Stm Srise cine en- 50 Il.
marie bettgt Su ga more Sn baesu BET
g. . Sapse,
Su,iI, l2RteN Rr oNs portp,rsI,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-01
MStdsEsa fir Garnen

Samcu ipeItte trr Dierile e'ncs suien 9r,ies tes
BARREN, fcutrn lid ic's an Or. St,uniann, Nr.
30, Rr-ts-, nabe 2erinstDnhr.. psuosu. Sr . d. II.
mann W Der einliBe arit in oei.m 9aiee, aui ben
man lid bc Der 6eiuJ alsr sfraueutrautbetten Der.
Iafen farn, ole oa tub;
S;tcdrrs Der mpuatIi6en ReinIsuua,
gebdrnmtter- -9crfau IL. Setbmiruas.
0tatcn- iuo SettsnihmslIeu,
Niebereeid,laeegbtit,
lretber tub, NpfttitIoH6ieit, TernBitSi, Roriweb
nns alie ben 2amcu eoenr 8ei9psrpcn.
9eee Dame bic tiren Gcf6tdten Drttpr WTntbt
1elte bel Dr. . d. M al II epripretbtt.
9ian rergciie ni6s bic ghlmmer 80, Rprtb., elm
Saus BON pertnatrufr., Baltimore Des. arssl,eien
reroen nan oprn Panhssaeaeneen nerfankt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-01

GSi6btis fur Ieipeube!!!
prpfef or 9puts gB Bunbram's
~. ..9 tpeltberlbmte
SlutreintgurgS, nnb Mbfhbs
rungSs Sfrduter
fnb unltrtt8 bic been. bic iebt btfannten Wtel, un
bic perlorerk @dunbb,it psrerbsr,uitsaen. iopir,
Tenn 3sttt9 9enomutn. araafbeen bu perblten. Die.
elbeu iinb istt iiber stn
8terteljabrbunpert tbrer 6ettfraft tpesen
in Osutf6lonb rubmIif,ft befarnt II. eeadtet uno
Pabsn a$ aud bier felt ben lest;n bret Sabr.n ensn
iclieen Ruf trpcrten urb t8nen itd beioreers sur
6etluns bSswiaiser unp bartnddi9er
@ &rantbeiten,
unb ,cate siemaub bic Scfnuns, ssbeiIt ~ ,psrtsn,
auioeben pbne spor htet beilianen Griuter su per.
iutsn. Die Rt6uer iperteu bon mir
btreft Don Deutihlanb
mpmtirt II. en,pebte tts biti.lten brtnaenb n,enen
pertben 2antsleuten tum etnseten Getraude, ba i'd
feit uber5suat bin. baB elm leeer btr enmai eapcn
n,mt mt Der BrlaSs esTtb .uriss.a y. NJ. msbr
ben I'M Sanft habtn; beru aud bel Rinssrn Ia biz
pctltbdttse Driuus bieier arauttr pabrbait lbcrs
raidtsHb.
Die Rrdutsr fub ,u sa n,ais
Nillen pber NulDern,
/. nab @lni1. unb battn FS bel fpls.nSta sran,.
betten ais b.fcnters beiliam srru,elen, ais,
Na9enframpf. 6amorrbotbtn
Garmbefbwerbsn, Driiien.
VelpWulH, VetNppIuHB,
gtdt Rbeamotismub,
gnsbrhhsiet, XusSebruns.
Sufen Rcpf. II. 9abnptb,
areb8fdaeer. Munbiperre,
Briune. auoenfrantteit,
Sdnupitn, 8eriGIeimuns
Rerctnidwdde t
funseneuiSunoung. Wdiern,
Strppbeln Banbwurm,
untsrleib8befGpcrben,
DantIu6t
Grippe, aolit, ...
... rctbe Rubr. ftrdse,
ealsflub. Sppbils, -
taIte dtebet, 5autausidlage
u unb alen 4rantbettu,
fptIdbe aus ptrborberem Bluts tntfprtngeu.
Sernsr smpfeble idb Naeens 6rautet -9iirir sesen
Nasenframpf. Dar&fau. rotbe ytubr B,uaIsiosn,
puhen, @rtdltun9 u. (. No.. gptlepti be Erppfeu juf
ein,iihep Seiluns Der 5aaiuht; 6i3tpuloer. Sabn.
Itnttur. Sanbpuru,- Bulo.r. Runbwadsr fir duser.
HGe Der!ebunsen. rbeunlatf9e Etuttur, 6ranertbee
IT, @bclsras sSirir iowte Gr. lDbite's weltberlbntss
an8tnpafier. SuItu Dtenelt,
Nleranbria. Da.,
eSeneraI.Nsent fir gan, Nmettfa.
Sn galitmoie 5u baben In allen apotbefen, iops
tet Bud bansier q. .penntugbaufeu. y Rr. 2sE,
.-protir. Sm @rcbtn BET ". 8ogeier q os
| VT. s, Sle. qibeItDitr. :
Ju Ndisinsien bet gbs. gbri ittani, I'm.
| .. 3u.rciste u. anetru Grptbsfsru. letptl60
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jiIr SGllc nno Genjertc 3tl pcr.
uisthru

Ven 6rcllnbcn Il. ytt0llrlen Der rGcntor6ta"s s@e.
Ecu tott ilne rem GcebrieH pubfum uterboupt ,itr
Hahrbt bos fur ir9ene cine 3ei natb esm .Geptbr.
bic ttone 9robe itarBebaute neue Sale Der -Goncprs
bio, init ben bamtt perbunbsnen G6innitdieitcn nir
abpaltun9 ben Sdatn II. &prSerten ~ metben III,
iucnn frhbScitse atppIitaiicu pemad5t iptrb.
Die ee0onte uHb foitoare Nu5fafFruno ees arofen
SaaleS, nebit ter r-mb6lrteu Garberptc,mmsTn fir
iocrren II. Dencr. c.pic beguemes Refairatcnsi itns
iner reb 9rofem Speifeaale nit ccllItSnbia etna,-
ftbieier Siid)e. laisn Ritts ;u piuitbsu lsri9.
BSaAhnetsss G2feI9eidbrr fur 800 grupcrts 1T III
tplem mehiatr greiie Su mietbsn.
aabeEe Gustunit bel @, N. R5beL
Gr. 379. BaitlmCre-, ipiideu guat7- ".
(Sft25-) Nosoiir "'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-01

Ote W(dnnbett unb SugsnprrGft erlangt
man bur9 Or. 9 umann'S . 2eD
benselien3 pber Strait sGlirir, lppte Or.
9 4uman MS &abtfdl' 9tlten cher ply
lIhen WteeerberIieaer.
Sieie punSeroouen yIiliel henen Die DIanntet outb
bel Der ptrpultetlitn SCnlhuiton plcoer bcr, mbBe
bic Serra!tGn9 po1 IusitwesfGnlsne Sltma.Gns
ilFen ccer unt,trlbm urla6tu berrlbreu. Sis
iurtreu bon Gitunb aus;
SamenfuD ODER Sdmenf9wd6s, se.
f2le1tttae Shwdhe unb G1ellanosttn.
perniiie I'M 2tagemeinen: Nerpolitdt,
&usjebrunG Sa1Iuht, 9rdmpfe, 9eiittse
unb tprperltde pnfGti9teit, cine TplBe
BON SelbfI6wGhuns &c.
Die jlr Sctlunl Del cer5leliten 5aAe sriprtsrI,te
Sett IN 9podtn. Ole ARitiel ml len naCb ben aes
grudten gu'petiungen ss5rantt tperoeu; ciu Neil.
i6la8 10 unmo8ld. lSteie has gcben 9ltidam pcu
Reuem trSeueerotn Wittcl iog!ea oou Alen. ole I'm
ge8rifie iteten tu betratb II, sebrauGt ptrbtn,
ea ibrc g8trtnsen ben iub. Ole M { Il.
itu ti6ea Scurnalc iiutcn i'll ibnen Die
prbfCn ie eemabien SntordunGfn. Der grio.1 III
hes DurfsS our1 gDaser. ) an0ltus! bta
Du ienen
@etlt unb Sprper Seritrrenoen, aus gebet>
men @etpctnbeitrr itammeneen arant,
batteii uuterwprfen2 Or. Shumanns
8raftsGNeni unb 8astfal- -Siqen beilen bic
fbltmmifen TGIe,
tpabrtno lie tatmcS uuo obne aue 1CrItBen6e fSol-
gen tuirsn, uno Is lpiro earantrt blb ic nb icbIs
ibIa9en.
Ste psrben DON Or. S@umann, III. 80,
Rcrtblir., | 6duS ppn Gertn8tonilr., CUBE.
rettet unb pertauft.
Sbr Stehen, mattt etnen 0erlu6 ba-
nit! sic perben Gu6 gang gerpiB Sei-
lung brtn9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-01

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