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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

PLAIN SrEAKNG.-Tho Hon. Isaac y. Ar
mold, an old and warm personal friend Of
President Lincoln, in resigning his post as
Auditor OF the Treasury, speaks very plainly
to President johnson
g You haze betrayed the great Union party
which elected Abraham Lincoln, and which, as
an incident Of the election, placed you in the
office Of Vice President. You have deserted its
principles, and are to-day in open cordial COM
munon with those who sought the overthrow Of
the Republic, Of those who for four long gears
made war upon our flag, and who crowned their
long catalogue Of crimes by the murder which
placed you in the Executive chair.
"You are to-day prosecuting and denouncing
as traitors the lifelong friends Of Abraham Lin
coin : those upon whom Lis great arm leaned
for support in the hour Of supreme peril for
the Union you are denouncIng and prosecuting
these friends Of Mr.. Lincoln FOR no ofense but
fidelity to the principles and party which you
have deserted.
"You have chosen as your friends and eoun-
selors from the lately rebellious States, not the
persecuted, abused, faithful, heroic Union men,
but those whose hands are yet stained with the
blood Of loyal men. In the loyal States your
supporters and counselors aJe to great extent
with those whose sympathies were ever with
rebels and traitors -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

Wm. n. Pierce was on Thursdsy aIIoint-
ed Postmaster at Jericho Centre. Apparently
there Is to he at onoe a clean sweopCt post
masters in this County. We haven't yet
heard Of any on. Of thom turning johnson
man 10 keep bis Place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

RUILASD AND BURLINGTON RAiLRoAD.-It
is stated that an arrangement has been et-
fectod between the fret and second mortgage
bondho.ders Of the Rutland and Burlington
r. r., by which both parties will surrender
their claims 10 beard Of trustees and pot
an end to litigation. Thirty gentlemen re-
presenting several hundred thousand dollars
of the bonds have already signed the agree
mrut
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

There is a story at Florence that on the
anniversary Of the battle Of Aspromonte
deputation waited upon Garibaldi. One Of
the members Of the deputauon having re-
minded the General OF the anniversary, the
latter replied, - Faith, had forgotten it. "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

VERMONT SHEEP IN MIoHIGAS.-At the
Michigan State Fair at Adrian Sept. Is,
first premiums were awarded to j. h.
Learned Of Rutland Vt. and VI. J. Webster
Of Hubbardt,n Vt. for Spanish and thorough
bred merino sheep. A. E. Smith of Claren-
don also took second premium after Web
Gsar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

The Burlington Daily Free Press, nOtwith-
standing that heavy hbel suit, has been en-
larged by lengthening out It's pagcs,-thus
adding about three columns to the paper, an
indication of thrift We are glad TO see
LarnoiRe NsIrsdeaIer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

A curious incident of ocean telegraphy is
thus related by the London Times OF Octo-
Der l: -,
The contents Of lady's thimble would
hardly be expected TO constitute very
powerful instrument. They would scarcely
have been thought capable Of one OF the
most astonishing feats ever performed by
science. The chairman, however, of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company informs US
that this little instrument has actually
achieved such feat. BY way of expert
ment, the engineer Of the company joined
the extremitIes of the two cables which now
stretch across the Atlantic, thus forming an
immense loop line of three thousand seven
hundred miles lie then put some acid in
lady's silver tbimble, with bits Of zinc and
copper, and by this simple agency be sue
ceeded in passing signals through the whole
length in little more than a second Of time.
A few wears ago, how incredible such
statement would have sounded Is seems,
indeed, that the simplicity Of the fact has
taken even electricians by surprise. When
A cable was first laid across the whole
breadth of the Atlantic, it was anticipated
that an unusually high power would be re-
ouisite to drive the current IN sufficient force
through such length. In the tlrst instance,
therefore they used battery with fifty cells,
and afterward employed five hundred cells:
But this extraordinary power only injured
/ the cable, and the company are now work
/ ing between Valentla and Hearts Content
with battery Of only twenty cells. 1t Is,
in fact, remarkable how greatly the success
OF the present year has dissipated the sup
posed difficulties of distant or deep sea tele-
graph
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

Despair" says Donne. " is the damp Of
hell; rejoicing Is the serenity Of heaven. y
The Democrats have been considerably in
the " wet " since the October elections.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

The hurricane Of the 81 was feltin the VI
cin,ty of the bahamas with the most oes-
tructiye effect, the wind wrecklng many ,es-
sels. blowing down houses, and CONG IN
me nse damage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

THE STEINER GREES McUNTAIN.-The new
steamer launel cd On Saturday from the ship
yard Of the Champlain Transportation CO. is
a very handsome vessel. built on an improved
model and good deal larger than any Of
the Ccmpany's present vessels. She meas
ures 26O leet IN lergth and 81 feet in
breadth Of beam, and with machinery and
fuel in will draw tut FIVE feet of water,
much lees than any boat on the lake With
this light draft ard powerful engine she
will unqueshonably prove fast boat. As
now lying, without boilers or machinery in,
tie draft OF the hull Il but two and half
feet, exactly rgreeins with the builders cal
culations
The finish OF the vcsstl is to be in na i've
woods, in the most elaborate style, and bath
rooms, reading room, smoking saloon, and
all modern ecnveniencts and improvements
will he introduced. Work Will be pushed
on her as rapidly az possible, and the Green
Mountain will take her place in the Line at
the oleping Of navigation next spring, as
the fayorite vessel on our beautiful Lake.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

The Boston Transcript speaks Of '' ice as
thick as half dollar Halt dollars are
not thick in this section:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

Now, therefore, in consideration of the prem
ises, you are required to meet at the same places
in the several towns in said District where the
meetings were last held fer the election Of a
Representative to Congress, On the Tuesday next
after the first Monday, being the sixth day, Of
November next, at one O'Clock IN the sf,eIrcon
to elect person to represent this State IN tie
Congress Of the Uuited States; which meetings
are to be conducted in all things pursuant to
the statutes in such case made ard provided.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State, in Executive Chamber at Mont
pelier, this seventeenth day of October,
r.. 81 in the year OF cur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six, and Of the
Independence Of the United States the
ninety-frst.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

who came to town a month or more since,
was kindly given shelter by our townsman
Mr.. james UIquhart, was on Sunday caught
by Mrs. Urquhart on her return from church,
Turloining from her chamber pocket book
containing S5O0 ID U. :. bends and notes OF
hand. Munroe ran, but was shortly after
arrested ty Sheriff Munson, on King Street
and logged in Jail. The pocket book with
Its contents was found u vacant lot near
by.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

There wree seven hundred and ten canal
boats in Buffalo on the Sth. The fleet was
to move at single trip, carrying upwards
Of five millions Of bushels Of gram.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

Real EsTATE-Reii d. Paige, Esq. has
purchased of Judge Wales. the brick house
on the corner Of s.. Paul and Bank streets.
for SO 600.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

The chairman Of tie Committee ON Sew
iug Machines at the Michigan State Fair,
writes that they "were unanimous IN award
ing the Wheeler & Wilson the first and only
premium as the best family sewing ma
chine"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

RFvovED.-The New York papers Of the
l7th. in a list of appointments made on
Tuesday BY the President, have the name Of
W. ii. Hoyt, as postmaster at Burlington,
rice $. Huntington removed. This IL in se-
eordance with the democratic ''Slate, pub
lishcd the other day. Tie block has
been taken from "the wheels" appar-
emily, and We may Look for further removals
ani appointments in accordance with 'my
policy and the wishes Of the Democrats.
Mr.. Huntington las been ar acceptable
officer, and there Is no reason cf course
but a political cue for his removal.
Mr.. Hoyt viii also prove good postmaster,
probably, though there Is no reason but a
political one for his appointment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

When the Democrats were splondidly
thrashed in Vermont and Maine, they said,
''0f course, New. England is Republican.
We expected such results. But wait till
you hear from the great Middle States -
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana" Well,
we have heard from these States, and they
echo with emphasis the verdict of New
England. Now, the Democrats say, "We
were prepared for this result, but the po-
sition of New York is different. Wait until
YOU hear from New York. Well We are
wiling to 'swait." But after the thunder
tones OF a Republican victory have gone
forth from the Empire State, what will the
Democracy have to iall back upon?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26
COLLECTIONS OF THE VERMONT HISTORICAL
SOCIETY.

As the first volume of the Collections Of this
Society will in some measure supply the def
cheney Of State Papers, the Society ought to be
able to rely on the State for liberal subscrip-
tion for the volume.
In 1921 the State appropriated $500 90 to-
wards the publication Of S,ade's State Papers
and received fifty copies.
This is the only sum Of any amount Vermont
ever paid for printing iis early history; pur-
pose that all other civilized communities have
delighted to pursue until the data were ex-
hausted
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES REED,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

1t was rather earnal advice which Sidney
smith gave Daniel O'Connell, yet there was
hard sense In il, .'W bat trash 10 be bawling
in the streets about the Green Isle, the Isle
Of the Ocean, The bold anthem Of Erin
90 BrGghi A far better anthem would be
Erin go bread and cheese, Erin 60 cabins
that will keep out the rain. Erin 20 panta-
looms without holes in them :"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

1t is reported that Eve Southern papers
now favor the constitutional Amendment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

DIR. Craven, author Of the Prison Life Of
Jeff. Dar,s, and for some time his Surgeon,
has been appointed Postmaster at Newark.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

DEowNID.- On Friday the 18th INST. while
the canal boat Columbia, commanded By
Lewis jerome. was On the way from Platts-
bu1gb to Burlington. and between Cumber-
land Head ard Porter's dock, French lad
named Simon Soquien Of, Champlain, y. y.
was accidentally drawn overheard by The
nam sheet and drowned. His body was not
recovered.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

Observation-Disclosures dispatches,
IN list of pOsimasters appointed on Wednrs-
day give the names Of Geo. c. Oakes, Jeri-
cho, VIM. Terrill, Underhill, Z. Wilcox,
Westminster and J. G. Butterfeld, Sections
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26
PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
By the Governor:
CHAs. VI. GAY,
Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs.

CHAs. VI. GAY,
Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs.
The vote at the late State election in
Philadelphia was over lOO,O GOO, indicating a
population Of 10000. This is said to be
the heaviest vote eyer east in any city yet !;
and can only be surpassed possibly in New
York city IN November. There is a differ
ence IN the kind Of vote between the tive
cities, Philadelphia giving 5000 RepubH-
can majority, and New York 1000 Demo
cratic.
The figures Of the official canvass Of the
Congressional vote in this District vary 50
slightly from our own returns, heretofore
published, that it Is unnecessary for Us to
publish them. In the Summary Of
our returns, We placed the majority
agaiust Mr. Baxter IN the District at a little
over 1000. Il proves to be 1910.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

MONUMENT TO Gov. CaIr1ESDES.-The
following is the resolution for monument
over the grave Of Governor Chittenden, in
troduced in the House by DR.. welch of VIII
liston. The object is a proper one, and We
trust the resolution will be adopted:
UhereGs, the integrity, the ssgacity. and
the virtue Of Thomas Chittenden, who zeslously
and constantly exerted bis energies, and bis in
fuence, in upholding the rights and liberties Of
the people of the New Hampshire Grants, and
his constant efforts in establishing the sovereign
" Of the State Of Vermont, against the oppo-
sition Of New Hampshire and New York, and
against the Eavering neutrality Of the federal
government, and the sTtful oyertures Of the
agents Of the British Crown. haYe justly placed
his name among the foremost in the early history
Of this State, and eutltle it to the grateful and
reverent remembrance Of the citizens thereof;
and whereas the monument erected TO his mem-
ory by his family, has become dilapidated, and
the inscription thereon nearly effaced There
fore,
1t is hereby enacted by the general Assembly
Of the State Of Vermont
Sec. l. The Governor is hereby directed TO
appoint as soon as may be, a committee consist
ing OF tEo suitable persons, whose duty 1t shall
be TO cause 10 lie erected monument at the
burial place Of Thomas Chittenien m the town
Of WIlliston, upon such plan and with such
inscriptions as shall be approved by the Gover-
ncr and cause the same 10 be properly and Sc
curely protected against injury. at an expense
10 the State no; exceeding - dollars.
Sec. .. The committee so appointed shall
keep accurate accounts Of the expenses arising
under this act, aud such accounts when approved
by the Governor shall be paid out Of the Treas
ury u the State, PrOrided. such expenses shall
not in the whole exceed the sum Of - dollars.
Sec. 8. y sum not exceeding - dollars is
hereby appropriated for the purposes aforesaid.
See. 1. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-10-26

The public exercises Of the Society at its
annual meeting Oct 10th. lSG5 have been
reported in our columns. The proceedings
OF the business meeting were as follows:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-05

= aud bic Suprfms Court BON Sais
nois bat sntid:aeen, tab Nnitsi!e on Na>
tional ganfen ssr geaeuesuna ur,isr,
woIfsn f1nb.
Sn @istoui.a III IS Winorsnnsu
perlonsn gsisblid BET Strafe untrrlast,
ViliarosS a!oons su bstretsn. aiebs1
0ott tparn Iousn psnn rfe iunasn 0fs.
fonf liner ei8enllib giaiago lpielsn Ieraen2
On her belailGm gjrdn,s untsr,
Iuaen jsBt bic 3outeamten bic nDaGu,
faae" Ger Damsn, neil e5 oDresfommau.
bas tn esnls!5eu grdFsler,s piBsn eaz
ldmus8elt wuresa. Wir babsn tisr
WanerfdQe seisben in penen elm Wbisz
t%eppffiQatsur, peIdef b%efraaciren spig,
Elm sansea Srbeft ssrfedsn f5nnte.
Am gnoe etne blo5e Oslbs
ipetulatton. - Wur sGsi Jebrsn
n1aGts befanntIib Elm eepil1u Ga,
pstan Donovan in Vspzyorf taoura
Autleben, oab ct in einer WiniaturzB1io
"g'lon" BON NepzyUrt mad Guropa
abTubr: sanss slaubis man, RAP Ger BE-
ldete eapitdn pnuasllat iek pa man
ntdtS pisoer BON Jpn seb5rt bate. sSsst
nun etrtultrt eth @sri6', bag DOnosan
turt na9 ieiner Abfabrt Bon WepzyJort
in New>Seotia selanost Iei uno bort piels
8rissal5 JilderbOot p~erfauft ba6e. crit
lener 3eit bat bic Irau eslIeIben, pelde
turudseblieben nar, tie Summs bon
10000 Dollars eiaae.ogeL fir peIds
pas seben bieIes Ntentsursrs in veridisz
psnen esbsns zger!dsrur9s9slsuIanftsn
SerTdert par.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-05
Da8 Sreean, ea6s Sureau.

= =. rcI o,l.,.
g's esms'''Al1gsn 0la'sss oeVaap1en
i!t.s, zap o:s saolsa!e yaEsss nut ''''u'sf
y otu gytlesst UP l''!''es m'sest cen
9nHss' lpt9s UNI eaB uaMe'ls!lf9 ett N'1>
hal'ss. WIavs III queen eel!e11sa Wetoet'
CUR ps1lssanses 5uIiates "a u'!tst', '!uE'
Nv NV i Ss srss '1s Wv !, aSss Sss snslRt'assa.
o.. G osn S',''p, a!'' t1lh e'nsNesn
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r ra,!s sr",a " ~ Ta,, W. :" Sp"''A''s'
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o,s;?a m nn, ,., v' = wa'.a ty!ss"s'
'N',"' dn. sA -" o'sS@ a ,,o1
Sorby;ee ' J
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-05
Mieosrla8e Der :n6rs1ihen Macife=
Gt'enbcbn:@in i'm gpnoref.

Die Bj4, $7O00OyOOO aus BEN ga.
%tipnalzS 9abe fir ben 8an ether @tlet5
babn tod Der &Qite oes StiusnzM eerfS
bur6 cas- @sbiet be6 n1roliGen @irtele
Der Staaten uuo Ierriterien ~ bsptuisen,
fam ant q. B. Mts, tn 9p!fsbau1e iur
S6luDperbanclun9 unb >parbe NIT rs
Bsgcn 56 Stimnlen auf Zen Slid aeleat.
Wntrase ..bieks 8otum 3uraiid,unebnen
wuteen niecerssitimmt unp ,pie Waeteael
ea1f far oieien &pngree als toet bstrah,
TIT pereeu. 81: erbittstten @sanr bers
lflben paren cie Bertreter son Sbio, Sen<
otaua uab S4inpis, Der Central iaater
beS @sfens, init 6etrn @albburne
Don Suinpi6 al, Ter gpiye, nelGer Qebz
tere BE B'Q>als ra6 rie6ai1e ptojeet, pen
Ser. StaatensS daB 81 plinbern beseids
rete. cas- tbm sje pprsefomm:n. Mr,
meitene ldlus, Der Ginparc burG, tae
ets eompanie Sar ni6t bcabii9ties bic
Sabn :3u bauen, fonoern MUIR lire Stpfs
nit sunBebeuetm profit ausiupetfaufen,
tpenn BET &pn9re6 bic besebrte uater<
ftaBuns b~epiuieie. @albburne BON 81
ltoniS btadte teionberS Sparlamfsitez
radidten ms 6elo unb rparnte Dor elmer
8ermebrung Der Sdulo. Mnpeye mrin<
ten, tpenn bic Scr. Staatee tein @elp
1trig bdtten, aQen Splbaten bic oepient,
elttde 8ountie6 81 bsniuisen, 70 plrften
.fe aud fir cit, uniernebmen, ME baS
proiectirte nidt il Muipru9 aeaun,mer
merber.
Man riub e6 ben @s9nsrn Der 8iQ.
lal1en, cab lire Ginwsnpuroen aeoeu Bic
ltlbe an atlc fir i1d !riftig ine, al!ein Is
TT {sbr 3u betlasen, nab bieRk 6etren fol-
DE quite unp ridtiee @eransfn thinner
r,ur fpn'n1en, tpenn eS fih Nm eiue Nas
tttonal nnterfidsung flrtein unsel nsbnen
batoelt psldes BEN, 1,Sreli1en 5tsatrn
0drttl ~ @'ute fomntet, lpl, paseaer
ntenals, renn es gilt fir sic Gsutral,
i9taaten etrpa5 su tbun..
8tr Fno ~lterbaupt Be9en aQe Inter,
fiBnnB BON G%ienbabnsn, (et e8 burd BE
Natun oper ben Staat tenu bic Gtfab,
ruus bat selebrt, bab btff llnter1lkutlo
tttaer IN einen @aub al, ben urteri1
goltstlafen um1dIdgt unb son Sprru-
lantens8anoen aus9ebeutst miro, unp'
t6nnen essbalb III Den Samfner Der upre6"
un, bic Miepetlase Der BiQ ,,idt leins
5ftmn1e,1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-05
Gueelet6u Der Golbaten.
8oMnttes.

81 B4us auf pie ben, GonarsGt purs
lteBfute Oiass welht piessA adbepiQiauna
ynn Bounttts an bic SoIpatn Y,,srianat
tn FOLDER @eiis 6aB que BON Der Ne,
8ttruns in eleidtm Betrase beea6t per>
ben louen, fdreibt Der Giuau,mtnifer
MeGuQpG, an bet Ser. ct, &epeniicu
@ommillionfr @eues. ba6. tpsun piele.
Ma6reBsl sur MrSflbruus Tame, BET
S6ulo oeS 3anees bic Summe .pu
$2OO-25O,000,0OO Din,upefaa1ot werben'
m1Ne, tpas cine fernere jabrlide S5teuers
aufla9e Don, $15-1S MiQiunen Dollar
erforoerf. Der Minifer eyludt Sen,
Gemmilitencr, ibm mi,sntbeilen. mas fir
etncn GtnRub ptele6 auf Bic ,Gntpidez,
lung ecr Uinauscn ees ,2anpeS" baben
tperbe. ea s
Die. erbstene glntppr! lautet: Die
9er9periuee iei fir Die Nation yoriibet,
uno mir uli6en uus ;sur BeRreituna u,,s
lerer MuSBaben auf BE Steuern auS<
10litBli@ uerlalen. Wir ba!ten mebr;
3inle 81 5ab!en, alS irAenp cine anoere
9fatipn, unp tpenn quo un(ere &esenieu
in ben erlen3 Gierteln tes 9%eaenuartts
gen Sabres $410,000;00O betruasn, lc
plrpe cit, beorutenoeS Sinfer BON pie(ena
Getrase ftattfneen. .Das Deficit tpilype
9toB werces, nasasntlt1 rem pas 9anb,
tpie IS 1eBt 1aeine, DON, Der pef bsimaez
iud't ,psrpen ioute. Sci ben, seeenmdt:ts
gen Steuerlyltem tpliroen bic yreife auf
DpppsltIbe Ter @ttbe ppr sem atiese
sebaltfn uno .sie prpsutiipn lbelbrantt.
SIS lei cine 5erablebune nsr Steuerans
laBe uno cine Aus eleibuns berlslten
nDtbie. uno Der 3uf t.nn Der Gspenien
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SGulo . wte bic III @orl9lae gebtadte
uno mare ibr 3mef au9 nod 70 eosl unp
patrtctii9. Wlree bte(e ,eue .S1uIo
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ano Der 9plrat wirpe se0e,, ,pas or az
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Menatea III TMse Der @ettbeuerune eQe,
Waarens wteoer perluttg eeben.
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ftigen, ullp ter Gpu9reb l0eiut ebenfaua
auf 70 erni!e Seoenfen gsltpbcn su (ein
cab- bic Sill wenigfsnS it pielsr SiBunl
taam palirt ,psroen bii1fte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-05
Tu1waoren fit @erren.
nfnf 9rabliugs
unc
commandments !
GQtbcQrt Il. g.,

Gatbcart II, g.,
so. ls2'Gritte etrefe, ct. 3sn!,
besgrsn
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tbrer ,neuen Maaren. aNsuseissn, tps!&e, ta Ne
untsr ben gin tisltsu llrItanssn sinSstsuft, spr
fsiner Titrtta, tpas S,Qisfsit unb Wusnabl be-
trift, ubertrufen hsresn IIuneu ENs nomsntlib
aus sinsr ~as;sentsn IIsrabl spu
Aletber=G tpffen!
Ills
Ds 2aines> Salsnsias,
MpaeaS> Suffers,
Yoil Re G)syreS, 2atun5>
MpsambiausSe SysanaisS &c.
btfsbt. 9lp1 batsn bir Itsts sinsn autsa Dor,
satb sen f9wasssr Ssiss. anisr Sassr soH
Shawls; Cloaking, Balmorals
unb
Meii=8Saen
it auf tas GtiGbaliisls auseeNattst nus rlnu-
ben mir unp nsH biz IufmertIa,amfsit auf infer
srufa,.igss MNortsmsnt spn % sibssNh als:
gsbleiRte Ine NngsbleiGtem MaS'
line, Qinfns, Gii1iI9sr, Sersirttsu, 5anbtiGsr,
Jacuacts, Brilianfs> Muls &C.. &C. "a lsnfsn,
NORM MIR isfrr &rnfnrrst3 Bic Spiss bitten.
5err Ssynbarb s.. 3ebm
II l!sls germ bcrcit, alsn eisnlig 81 lsir. mslds
anism WaarsnScEratb su,d;uniuIesn miinigsn.
Satbcart II. go.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-05

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