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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

Rev J. Il. Dwincll Of Sacramento, formerly oi
Vermont, has been elected Chaplain Of the Cali.
fornia Senate.
BUEL PnRLps, Of Morrisyille, is under bonds to
respond for the theft Of oyercoat at Colchester
JOSIAH GRoUr JR., 0ate cavalry oflicer) has
been admitted to Orleans County bar.
The VERMONT REFORM scuooL has been To-
Gated at Waterbury, the Gov. Bu Ter farm having
been purchased for this purpcse price, SO 5000.
A good location.
THE Unitarian Church in this village was dedi-
Gated on Thursday. the 25th. The clergymen
present were the Rev. Mr.. rockingham, Of Brat
tleboro, and Messrs. Allen and Ballou, Of Mont
pelier. The house was crowded, and the exercises
interesting In the evening the choir gave q
concert, assisted by Messrs. Goodwin, Whitney,
and Emerson. Mr. Goodwin sustained his repu-
taton as vocalist, and Messrs. Whitney and
Emerson, by their performance the organ,
ELECTED the applause Of an appreciative and highly
respectable audience. The Unitarians here have
erected a building which, in point of neatness,
comfort, anj finish, is a credit and ornament to
the village.
AccpENr.-On Friday, the 10Th inst, Mr.. J.
" Babcock, OF this place, was thrown from a
sleigh, and his knee so severely injured that he
has not been able to walk without crutches since.
He had previously taken policy Of A. c. Brown,
in the New York Accidental Insurance Co., for
$1,000 in case of death from accident. with s.
weekly compensation, in case Of disability, at a
cost Of only s. year, and the company are ready
to pay the weekly compensation. Even merchants
and traders are not exempt from liability to acci-
dents, aud should be insured
Died in Hartland, Vt, Aug. 22, 1865, Abel
Short, aged 81 years Sept 5, 1865, John Short,
aged 81 years; January 9, 1866, William Short,
aged 80 years, months and II days. The above
were brothers, and all resided in Hartland since
since they were children.
The Postmaster General has changed the name
ofthe post office at Shows Store to {" North
Pomlret.n
ToEs.-A man in T5wnshend, named A. d.
Benson, was chopping in the woods, few days
since. and accidentally struck his into his boot
seyering two toes entirely, and nearly severing
others. His toes were left in the boot when it
was taken off.
Two puncheons Of whiskey were recently seized
at Newport, for violation Of the revenue laws, aud
placed in the depot for safe keeping Two whis-
KEY chaps, named Green and Wiley, in the night
got under the depot, bored up through the floor
into the puncheous aud drew out sixty gallons,
which they carried off to sell. Having disposed
Of part Of it, they were discovered and arrested.
Taxes and newspapers, in pork are not as high,
as before the war
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

TO b, or not 20 bs-that's tAs question"
Whether TO suffer with mental anguish,
Foverish lips, cracking pains, dyspepto agonies,
And namcess bodily suffering,
From want Of nerve and unfou nded preiudloe
Or,vhether with sudden dash,
Jump into the general current
SeiEe bottle Of PLANTATION BiTrERs,
And, as Gunther swears, be myself a man again.
Three months II Is since thus thought,
Aud spoke, with faith exceeding weak.
But Guriher said my eyes we're sallow,
Ny yisage hasgard, my breath tremendous bad
Ny disposition trouhlesome-in fact,
lie gently limited was fast becoming
quite nuisance, aud strongly inslsted.-
Aud It was thus reluctantly yielded.
-Four bottles beneath my vest have disappeared
Friends sa5 changed man now is Jones.
Ny food has relish, my appetite is keen,
Ny step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, ayoiFdupois, is added to my weight
A Agentle hint, followed before too late,-
Quite gratifying 10 the tailor as we'll as Dr. Drake
93;el:daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
4 HoWehod AsosssNy erias for The Z
DURNO's CATARRH SNUFF,


which, ia the hrst stsges q cold acts like masi
Headache Hoarseness Dipthera, and Bronchitis Sore
Eycs Deafness Bad Taste and SMELL being the result
of Catarrh This snuff removes and prevents all these,
and insures healthy Head It's effects are pleasant and
safe even tor infants who suffer from snuiies.
u has the highest prof ssond testimonials Sold BY
all Druggists or by mail TO all parts OF the U, s.
for 80 cents Tor One Box, 81 ior four Boxes.
Address, JAS. DURNO, =. o. Box l235
gfq7tas New York. D..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

STAMP YOUR DooUMENTs,-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has directed that the law re-
quiring receipts for money, goods, express pack
ages and other papers and documents be rigidly
enforced. Business men and others who have
lately been remiss in the irksome task ofstamping
every document &c, issued, had better keep their
eyes open, as the penalty for each and every Of
fence is $50 and there are many persons watching
Che opportunity to have them prosecuted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
DIR. ii. ANDERs' IODINE WATER,

An lHrdiu1tie Di5corerY.
fall graia of Iodine in each ounce Of Water
Disioiged 0itt0ta Solvent.
The most powerful yitaAzins agent aud Restorative
known. scrofalA Salt Rheum Cancers, Rhsumatism,
Clusuapuon and nam chronic aud hereditery dseAies
are cured by it use, thousands can testify reulsfs
sem re Price 10 per bottle, Or for 5000
Dr II ANDEsS. x CO., Physioi ans and Chemists
62s Broadway. New York sold by druggists generally
daw3mos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
~ CONFlDENTIAL.

YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain secret hAbis which undt them
for business or pleasure the duties OF married life ai
also middle aged and old men, who from the foles Of
youth or other causes feel debility In advance Of their
yeara before placing themselves under the treatment oi
any one. should first read TUE SECRET FRIEND
Married Ladies Wishing 20 avoid an increase Of Family
will learn something II importance by pursuing 80 he
Secret Friend .,
Sent TO any address, in sealed Envelope, on receipt
Of twenty-five Gems. Address
DR. CHAs. A. STUART CO.
CLIP Boston. Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

Joseph IAktr OF NtoutuAils VINO Is ninety YEAR,
old, has a hundred aud five grandchildren and
great grandchildren living Six of his grandsons
and three OF his great grandsons were in the Union
army. Seven Of them came home without having
received a wound one was wounded, and one was
made prisoner and died at Belle Isle.
NEW CONGREGATIONAL PArER-We learn that
the Committee of the General Convention are
endeavonng to make arrangements for the publi-
cation in the state of paper which will be more
acceptable to the denomination than the Chronicle
under its present management.
WM CLARK, one of Sherman's soldiers. was
killed at Rutland. Jan. "a, while Stacking cars.
The youngest child of Mial Reynolds, OF Man
chester, Vt, was suHocatcd on Sunday of .last
week, in consequence of being wrapped up too
closely when carried by its mother from one house
to another, distance Of over mile
T. C, BEowN, of Greensboro, was recently fined
sG6 for keeping public house without license,
and for selling liquor He paid the fine, and was
Immediately re-arrested for burning tavern stand
on the road from Crahsbury to So. Hardwick last
winter lie gave bail in the sum of $500 to ap-
pear at the next session of Orleans County Court
for examination.
MRs. FANNY DAwLEY, Of Mount Holly, in her
Slst year, spun the past fall $50 skeins Of wooden
yarn, besides doing considerable share Of the
family work.
The collection box at st. Mary's Church, Bur
lington, has been robbed again.
The number of Conycts in the State Prison is
20, including four for murder and two for man
slaughter. One convict confined for murder, died
in ls65-the first since Mr. Pollard has been Su-
perintendent.
Mn. d. c. DENrsoS, of Royalton and B. B.
smalley, of Burlington, were wounded, not dan
gerously, by the overturning of a car the Grand
Trunk Railroad, on the 18th Jan.
| AN incendiary has made another attempt TO
burn Rutland.
The Conn & Pass, River. Railroad has declared
dividend Of three per cent.
Official adyices from Washington state that the
9TH Vt. regiment will soon be mustered out of the
service, and it may be expected at Burlington at
an early day.
The Vermont and Boston Telegraph Company
have opened an Office at the Barton.
a CORRESPONDENT of the Springfield Republi-
can writing from Bellows Falls on Vermont poll
ties, is wise beyond measure in his own eyes. II
he has friend among the candidates, we suggest
that it is cruel to overwhelm him with so many
competitors.
Hon. JOHN G. SMITH, of st. Albans, has been
elected President of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, the line Of the road being from Lake
Superior to the Pacific ocean That looks like
business, and hasten to say that we have always
preierred that line. The fact is, we won't refuse
free ticket for round trip say for the second
trip. We are willing to wait to see whether The
first train will get back in a reasonable time.
THE Vergennes Vermonter says that citizen
of that place was not only immediately benefited,
but he believes permanently cured, of a stubborn
rheumatic affection by few applications OF kero.
sene to the affected parts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
WHIsKERS ! WHISKERS

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches Our ereean
Compound will force taem 20 grow on the smoothest
feo or chin or hair on bald heads, in Six Weeks -
Price, 81 0O-3 packages FOR $500 sent by mail any
who're closely sealed on receipt Of price
Address, WARNER s. CO., Box l3S' Bfookynn,
0ZOn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

A great quantity of lumber is changing hands
at Ottawa, that il may go free into the United
States while the present treaty is in force A
Boston firm is making terms for the carriage of
5000 car loads before the 18th Of March.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated Dr. Dow continues TO devote his entire
time to the treatment Of all diseases incident TO the ie
male system An experience of twenty three years ena-
bss him guaraptee specify and permanent relief in
the worst cases Of Suppression and all other Menstrual
Dcrangements from whatever AL letters for adj
vice must contain g. Office, No Rndioou street,
Boston.
NB-Board furnished to those who wish to remain
under treatment
Boston June % 1865. 63h
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
WON'T USE ANY OTHER.

heiast and hes the right article finally everybody es
NJ" purely vegetable restores grey hair weeks,
money refunded Il will do time Three applications
VIII cure all humors the scalp. Ask for websers
Hair iuvigoraior, and don't take any other.
D. H. HENRY Co.. Waterbury General Agents for Vermont
For sale BY n. K. BROWN, Montpslier so.lbdw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

Capt. S. S. Smith, an ex-Confederate officer, is
under arrest at Toronto on q charge of robbing an
old man of $4,000 worth of United States bonds at
Windsor, where Smith keeps hotel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

VERY GooD.-The State Democratic Commit
tee, e Pennsylvania called on President johnson
on Saturday last to offer him their support Ii
you come to me as PATRIOTS said the President,
" feel may count on the support you offer but
If as partisans only it is more doubtful, as shall
not swerye from my sense Of duty for party men
or party Objects
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

The Heralds Montreal dispatch says the ice
bridge over the st, Lawrence has led the command
er, Sir j, Michel to look after the state of the
forts. That at Prescott hes had new guns mount
ed and heavy Armstrong guns are being placed in
battery at Quebec.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

FENL,Ss FLoGGED.-It seems that O'Donoyan
and Lynch, the Fenian conyicts at Dartmoor pris-
on, do not take to their fate very kindly. The
Cork (reland) Consultation says that the morning
after their arrival there they ordered to begin
the washing OF their cells, but they refused They
were then shown into dark room where they
took to crrsing the Queen, and execrating the
tyranny of British rule. For this they we're taken
out and had twelve lashes administered on their
bare backs by Crimean practitioner, acquainted
with the shortest cut to the sensitive part of the
sYstem.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

THE Montreal Board of Trade has voted in
favor of enlarging the Welland Canal but let us
nevertheless have the Niagara Falls, Champlain &
St Lawrence, and Champlain & Hudson ship
canals and double-track railroads. All are needed
to-day
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

Mr.. CoNKLGN, of New York, has been figuring
out the apportionment question, and says it will
make no difference to Vermont whether the basis
OF representation Is now, votcru, on
the amendment now before Congress We hope
it is true, bat we are afraid there is a mistake in
the figures somewhere.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

The correspondence between Mr.. Adams and
Lord Clarendon, shows that the British Cabinet
advised Canada to enact the T. s. neutrality act Of
1888. Canada neglected to DO it till after the raid
st. Albans and is therefore responsible for the
raid. How would Canada like to have US repeal
neutrality act Just now, for the convenience OF
the Fenians?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

The Iendoncy 70 graynes' by Promptly attaching
THAT GREAT ENEMY
to personal beauty, with the popv article Of the day.
CRlSfADOkO's HAIR DYE,
whlehiike sHERNs LEeIoS, "knows such word as fail
Under its application
THE BLACKS COAE OUT
panty aud the browns every shade appear Manufaa
tnred byJ oRrADoAo, No. o. Ator House New YORK Sold
hy Drugglss. Applied by all Hair Dressers. 9Sao.daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
Sperial NOtirrs.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH,
SCRATCH, SCRATCH, SCRATCH
wHEAION's OINTMENT
VIII CURE ITCn IN PORTY. EIGHT nOURS

Also salt rheum, ulcers, ohilbains, and all erup
tions Of the skin. Price so cents For sale BY all drug
gsts.
BY sending 90 cents to WEEKS POTTER, sole
agents 10 Washington eet Boston, 1t will be for
watd,d by mall free Of postage to any part the United
States.
oct. 25, 1865 sO3l
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ltnternebmsntrs Gtatliffment /!
Neue DtgM@>
S6eimer 0ebrilber, a,1
Qebttin 8enIrser unp S&eimsr.) lti'e
tlc. 5 tpsi gamitton ST., Sllentpmn, pa.
nadas 5bdr gum aolsr 6etf.

Sdeiner's Mamiunib Stobr, ,,,f,5, D.
Z, gin lebenoss Jnftitut. dDi1, TON
~ Gct6 inir6 erTNarf l'4as2 s,. : + :
wsnn man fauft an Gcbeiiner's Stutr, esr: +
Stcd9c1 anseidlt 10 init gBaarsn an mi ,l,r
aS a 20 I G 81 c taT c 90. n91''
llnIsr 6an3sr 9tod wurts H'.sa a3 ...... g.r
bcrab 9emerEf
auf bic alIernisbsfRs Stuis. geirtrubtn elmer
goneurwns. lOir fuoiren 81 plieeen. .ai9
Cir S.oss, att, Sung. Rsitb uhe arm bsffrsbtu 2
nr uns sinsn sut9emdbftsn 6tod ron Srrdenspaas i
'rsn, Grcitriss, Sussnspaarsn. Glrpslina. Del.
.Suh, Salt. Sift un0 prcpifenen, u.t 10. ON 5ane
81 halten, UNI Bdr9ens alien ;u aeten, bic fIe NIT
ibrtr aunefhaft beebren-ndbt nur fir Ietb,ia aa.
gen eetr bstmmis 3sit, (rnbsrn perben unsrt Gii:.
tar fortan an Den alsrnisoersu prsisen rerfaufsn.
S8ir uutsrfisbsn nibt su fa9sn, oag unfsr eriism
frift Baargelo in, aber perhhern eas uu(ere-
4,re6e 10 nitofr fne offs seu aneern, Die prabten
eas fe ets pebifsilsn Sitter serfaufen, pti fs lire
Ssfhifts sdn3lih auf eas Gafdb pyin;ip teIretsn.
Srsmse fof9et ben ffsbsneen auneen ees spcbl4
betannten atten Staneesj nno man miro Der RsjFe
nadb nit oSfbfsit abparten nit ben tiItialtsn Gii.
tern. Set gsmiR haeon baG Sbr am rstjtsn Tteha
.fste, unp pann 'rpdn9t Cub in oen ,oaufen ON 4.
b S6emer's pcpuldrem Sfobr. as.
Do fam nianaat te7en tsfriebiat tperfeu nit zen
mebrftsn @aarsr fitr's penists Gssto-uno aub
nit orn bttpsbrfaftefsn une mebistsu G5dtsrn.l s2
2doies Drebsiitsr Dsportcment, q
unsepB9afi3 volladntig. NIT rcl4en unb elsaan;<
ten @iitsrn. ic,ie aud mt. ben potlfeiIeren Gts-
len orrfsten, belietrnb aus l6par5em unb farbi> 4
gent Ssiee. @smeinen, 9laib unb fiaurirte Rua
Defiance, 3epps, goplins. MsrnOs,, aemslnsn
unb ItJurirten, fis rirtsn unb forbirten Nlctaar,
amfrtfaniffrn DrfaipsS. @oturgs, ptints, @I.
paetaf, SeotG uno Union Vlaies, ste.al! sil6aUl
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Caus ben, pb;ta Gpsn;no 8uustin. 10. Gaarl)
gBir flnb erfreut BOP ben, fprtpdbrenben Suez
se6 su bBrsn, ben urtr eanbsmant Der apot0e.
Ter, Serr s.. 8. Sslmeclb fcrtwdtrsnb tn Nsa
gcrf bat. Ssius apcttefe bffinbet T4 neben
bem Metropclitan Sptsl, III % Gu6 lang $50
Ju6 tisf unb StUd BOD, 60 ii etn srubartises
@slGaft unb lpriGt istr su @'uHasn lstnsr 8tr-
tass.artifef. Gr bat auBerbfm eirsn eaben
unb eine Nebsrlase tier, bic ebenfals Multsr
ttrfr @rt (Inb. gtls lsiat Nsbfeamsats fab
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cote 9rGpdrate+

Sober intsGlBsnts Wlahn, Der einntat etHas vpii
eIusn, auadnlbtr sefaaft fat, ipsib blsfs GR.ti.
ein fe9r rosl bon fpSenanntsn Yatsrthrselnen
feltf sema9ter Opftcrst 81 anterfastben, sie A.,
bunm fab, drsttd,e 8eespte 3u f9rsibsa, unb
sisl aa bumm ula lslba Mrbieinen 81 psrfsrtIsen.
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9 old e sente

rrrIu&sn dufperidisbsns Bfife, gfrfdufe 40 sffee.
tulren, inbem lle Gbeite bon Mnprslluns.n arer.
fannt gutter Msbfensn abi9reiben unb lsttaae.
aa@te Certificate bthsufdaen.
Die mfeteiniiGe sBi0enlGaft aett einfaG,
retn unb maisfatii4 ba, Tie tat 1bat1aGn ;ur
8aas. Griatrans bsltatist i9rs eebrrn une gBa5r.
astt allstn taa9t lIe rbaeen.
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Gletber anf 8elfeanng perfertist
aldnsenber Stof ppu Ginber Gletbern,

uerfeiat i'm oOerbefn m smab S nsoern pr
fen, an s. gniss emporium, elb unterbalb om Aun aule
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Gbfmiker TT Der ll1elt.

SD aeGe NIT $. 8. Ssimbplb In gerblntuns
sr bsfst meiner Botnuns sessniitfr zine apptbf.
&c un6 rtar 70 srfolsrei@ In feinem GjsIGdft, tps
fsinsr 'fsiner GuIlssen Dor ibm. SD bate elm
ietr sdnftsss llrt9eil atsr ie!nsn Gtarafkr unb
@ffadftsssta.
~S7- SO ut. 0rtsb tMan,
(Jlyna Vewsrs II. geei5btmaD
~ '"e spraetilfs Gefmlttr
ssS @ae 9te u. 8rppae:. philadelphia.
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tnfere Sreunbe bic 9dbies,

wdbn @ pi adbe une sripaSn ~snn e nniern Rb
emporium, apdfen stplen ffs Sanb sebon, Die
pre bsfann neoer babel 1T fen Soa 1 crop dnetnge
merben.
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llceO(flf init Deu lt1etter.

e atebunssdde fit bic Sabresse Sreniss &lebrfobr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-24

8Game! 8dume!
Der llntsrssGnets, wutntaft an Sa altsn
9teTp's Srfide bel Gatafauaaa, pdnIGt bsm Yut-
lfum an,ujsIesn, bab sr pas =. ~
,sss sss 8dnmr Oefeb6ft ;ssssazsSsi,.
ayssss auf cine ir9r src6artise gBsi. SsssSsss
..-.slsa=.. fe fstrisbt-unb bel itm sGn-
nen au per rfatsn Sa9rs;sit inner
Aue Arten bon Den beffen Srubt6dumen,
prnallsn 8snennunsen, Srnamsntattaumr, ,G6at
tsnbdume, 1raubfnfbdr, BON ben neuen unS
poJtrsfiliaen gtoteersn gFanan, aIe 4ttrn an.
psrs pfanjsn, SGratbries, -Sommerariins, u. e
~, u.i. tp., an ben aIIsrtIlisfm grsbsn sr.
eaften trsrben. t .,t I'M,
81 8ufst an, tefsbet alas tsas er nuf 5anb tat,
uno bann fdtlt er SnflGert baB er guh Gae
9niidtli6 Der Site, SG5nbeit unb grsi6r Be.
frispi8sn fam. ta.' 's3
q pster eaur.
Mpril 3. 1866. +5iat nQbp
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MaaiIder Ncplild!!
5eremiab &ct6, @9rnt.
MGrs 27, 1866.

Dteff tit eas ttlie pulpsr, trunlit man Sitber
wlsiFns Rupfer, 3inn unb anbsre Wttaue h
Der fiir3eisn 9sit gan, rein BON allen Gfedrn puh
en- tarit. 70 ipiro trcdsn 9sbrauGt. @s snt,
salt Feline Saure unb tn besbaIb unI&deli@ fa,
pas @efdiie, tpsI@s ben Gtans lnnse 3et taftn,
3a tatfn tei a : - - go
S. .. @ 0 fer Npotbefer,
4 @ ein3iser asent.
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Gtn @prt 5ur @drnuud.

0sfanbtstt u fetr tptGtis; bic estssnSsn lolI.
ten feline 0ifbistn sstrauGen unb fsih mttsI
btiTen 8eaanbtbeile atits NOD anbne perIcnsn I'D
ete 6abrieantsn fsnnen, pber Bic Ge Its Dol, ben
@rfpls bsiielbsn binrriGsnb iitsrsfu8t baten.
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Sin Oinriticuiit
6eImbDl b'S 9 It 0 Il
s@5a f1'l5 GGtT@ct

wirft porsGsti6, iit anoenebm fdr @es
fbmad uno Scrub, frei bon allen f6doz
lihen giaeni6aften uno f1nea in ieiner
@irfun9. i
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11nterbemben 1tnb l1nterbpfe1t.

Gin br erobes Qortment unterteoen un6 nnterbon
Ian S. g. Srenie IQentaun eoersgmpoum, No. III Sts'
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@tt 6anbfdube far

9tb SanbTdmbe 0tan r fp en-,
Sarben better autdt 8 geiniss s emporu-
au Sren @oatino5 tyr Saoee am ndmiden SNo
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