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most perfect preparation ior the hair ever offered
the public. i is a vegetable compound, AMI
contains uo injurious ingredients. Il viii restore
gray hair 70 its original color-w.u prevent the
hair falling out-and viii promote its growth. 1t
is a splendid hair dressing cleansing the scalp,
ana ,i.a a. the lair soft, Iustrous and siiken.
r. p. FALL & Co,
NsHZeow Nashua, y IT., Prophet. Is.
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ERRORS OF TOUTH.-A GENTLE

Tx hCkS OF hOl Ih.-A ON l liz
man Who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
premature Decay. and all the effects OF youthful
inii-cretion. viii, for he sake Of suffering human
ity send rec TO all wLo need IL, the receipt and
directions for making this simple remedy hy which
be was cured. sufferers y .shing to profit by the
advertisers experience can 60 so by Addressing, in
perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
w5a.3F 70. u Cedar st New York
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FASHIONS FOR 1866.
BRADLEY's DUPLEX ELLIPTIC.
or Double spring skirts

Will not BEND or BREAK like the single sDTings
They are both Durable, Economical, and stylish,
and will PREsERvE their PERFECT and BEAUTIFUL
where other skirts lhrotrn lsige a. ussess
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY, 81 Chambers St,
Ny.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-24

No matter Of what undesirable tint the hair Or
whiskers or beard may be, the change to a superb
and perfectly natural black or brown is accomplish
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-24

q few ears since, was many splendid head that
is now gray or grizzled. Why no. restore 10 the
yet unwrinkled brow its raven honors, Five min
utes efe,ts the splendid transformation. In less
time than a riheman would take to
LOAD AND FIRE
tLrse times, the Sreyest head may be made darker
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BLACK A. A CROW.

JOHN 3. OGDEN,
70. q Cedar St New York
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MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTORER

z Is II UNEhs
would you have dark and lgstrous locks. AID vie
With beauty's queen, the goddess Of tie sky
Or isyour beauty fading decay,
Your raven trcsses passing fact away
or is age drawing too Uutiiaeiy near
Do silvery locks upon your al appear
Then why q youthful beauty, Why despair
When there's q balm for every silvsry hair
Times sorTows, fcyer's ravases it blossos-
4 sure restorer Of those missing tressos
From her bright locks the immortal name 4; won
OF lair Restorer -"MARrHA WLsHiSG1oN -
Then HE to the Store--just scross tie way,
And get a bottle with the least delay.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. Price ;,0H
sIMONDS 500, Proprictors.
FitzWillia m n
March 10
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The LITTLE ship Red, " bite and Blue, two
AMI halt tons. from New York, With two
men On board, PASSED here today, having
made tie passage III 81 dafs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-24

C-ttic-rhc market was quite active this Wee,,
i've stock. Cattle sold quicker tran they did
last wee- the quality was about the same Tie
Cattle from the states were composed chiefly uftw0
ana three year old Cow, LETTERS and Steers. Not
hfst ant second quality there was an advance Of
about -jc e. cvt
sheep and Lamts-Thc market for Sheep and
i.ai4iis was also lively this morning. Receipts
nearly as many as last week. The quality OF the
principal part OF those that arrive at market from
week 90 week is not extra, but ordinary. Prices
are aL.ut lie slle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-24

Iac delay Of Peace is caused not by p5-
l.cai differences, bu- hy territorial questions
aEd specially the Partition OF Federal prop
rtr. ~ ar wi,h france i- probable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-24

uILi.i -.rieI Horse with orc spawn, - o. i'm
a pounded To- the early part Of June. iu r. =. A
BaTstow's pound IN South Burlington. The owler is
hereby rogue ted 90 prove property, pay charges
and take him away.
r. VI. A. BtRSTOW.
) Turlfu.t.r tr. % Wv
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STODDA RD'S
CRDL ERR CRFsC
= IA OF, Il So a .

= "a y = r. "a u
Cholera Horbu>, DIagrhpca. Dy>raieTy.
Summer Complaints, Pain in the
Stomach and Bowels. &c.
Its action Is immedlts and e,l ,ioas.and hes bcel
used By Thousands since the Cholera Season
lsio. Physicians use and aommend it. All a.
NIT it to be the Fest Con- and known for {! e
Complaints for which it is Gees gued.
sT0DDARD IS BURTON, Pfop-ietors, Troy. NY.
For sale by all Druzsi-tsaai Dealers in Nodi-
in es.
ApriilS d.wsm
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I-JlFATIaF8
Money much easier. the Bank Of England
rate viii undoubtedly he reduced 10 : FER
cent. this week
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PURIFY THE BLooD.-IF TIT

PURIFY THE BLOOD.-IF THE
blood be pure the body which is formed from and
By the blood cannot he diseased. But If there lie
in ans pl5t Of The body any affection, such 4
boil or ulcer, even hruise, the blood circulating
through that part takes NJ impure matters from
Il local affection and carries 1t into the general
system. This is the cause 90 sudden death 70 per-
sons o. full habit afflicted with boils and ulcers
and who use no medicine tic matter gets into the
circulating system and chokes up the fine blood
vessels which supply the brain with VITALITY and
life ceases As IL berciJ by lightning. Now, this can
he RENE lied.
BRANDRETH'5 PILLS
tase an impure N .tc-s from the circulation, and
svve the general healt, s)aa curing local affections
also. BEASDE-rHs PlLLs protect from tedious
times siesress aui 1leu save life. sid By all
Urf.siste
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WANTED.

TWO COPIES OF the DAILY FREE PRESS
Of April 18th, 1866, for which liberal price will
be paid at THIS OFFICE.
July a-dauti
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9,S5:.I.:: 5 !. HONS


| DUT OS AND TAKEN OFF in q MOMENT by
Il any one without sewing, geict. screw. riyet.
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In order 20 let the public at once see the
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20 send BY return mail, postage prepaid on
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ladies' Gents, Plain see Fancy - c. per set /
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. Dow continues to deyote hi
entire te - the treatment Of all diseases inciden
t. the ciualc system. An experience OF twenty
three years enables him u guarantee speedy AM
permanent relief in the yorsf Of Suppression
and al other McHs'rnIl DeTmgsHsHf' from iriatercI
All letters f advice must contain s.. Office
No 9 Eaic0tt street, Boston.
n. B.-Boa.d furnished To- those who wish fo rc-
main under treatment
Boston. June p. i-d5 -I3.auIsT.
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CNciNSATI, Aug 81.
There weic 81 deaths from cholera ycs-
teriay.
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CITY OF QUINCY. ILLINOIS.

HOLDERS Of Bonds Of the above city, or Of any
IL non-interest paving Bonds Of cities or coun-
ties in Illinois. by applying 20 the undersigned
may hear % something 20 their advantage,
GILBERT ATWOOD 4 co.
Bankers and Brokers. n Merchants Exchau e,
Boston.
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POSTSCRIPT
Yo

NEW HO&K, June ], $50
The pToprittgTs u the ahOve patent, having cune
IN contact with patent previously rsued 10 VIII
liam J. Lyman, OF Northampton, MEss., coytriu-
the same tarsnfioH and inPrsrtHeEf, tie chief par
ties IN interest have purchased the me, and,
Dining their in.erests. have organiEed
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Put one OK % 5,poliier int three gallons o.
water tknoek OF the end, and let tle toxb.l 1ltil
it enptlcs itself then take ont the box) add four
and hllf pounds OF nt, aat let 10 .sf l51rs an8
90 minutes. Thea AIDA small half pint % salt
and let it continue r1i.as 80 ia uu-es fn- er when
YOU AN illf -i.l 2 .t ssr va sr. aaI let it come
T. BOIL. Pour asull tuzalerfi. 20 cold water
into a tub = BOX 90 v,t. 7euui the ,iesi then
empty tie soap ia % st1ul 90 ri ,h. anil Gu. il
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THE AMERICAN
Patent Metallic shoe Sole Compan,

I"'tHI Ht'HIII' HHUe NUIt unpahl.
WITH CArITAL on $50, eco.
And established general HsEuiactory and Dep, {.
at 81 John Street. New York where they are ready
at all times 10 I'LL orders fr es % all sizes with
prOmptness and dispatch
The attention Of dealers Is respectfully solicited
No Bersoa rA0 nus used this sois WH agofa
consent, pr0eHFabis, 70 boot shoe triLAouf
a.. Special Inducements tneTed TO dealers and
manufacturers. To aid in their introduction Price
Lists and general and special Information
application at the general store, 70
A T. LYMAN.
PTfsftfzf I'm. PAT. Mcf1iic shoe Sole Co.
% Inhn Street XorL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-21

A@A - ~ - n NAAAA n ~ n VSAA0
FINEST FROSTED BEAVERS.
ROYAL CHINCHILLAS.
VELOURS AND WHITNEY,.
MAGNIFICENT OVERCOATINCS.
FINEST STOCK CL0AKINGS.
ALL THE NOVELTIES.
CL0AKINGS FROM 81 UP
NOBBY CASSIAIERES.
FINEST CASSIMFRES MADE.
Low GRADES CASSIBiERES.
BLACK FRENCH DOESKINS.
BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS.
BICHLY-TRINlliED CLOAKS.
ELEGANT SACQUES, CHEAP.
HANDSOME SHAWLS, CHEAP AS EVER.
GARNET AND MODE POPLINS.
GARNET AND BLUE MERINOES
SUPERB POPLlN AND MERINO STOCK.
MERRIMAC CALICOES.
ALL-W0OL DELAINES, SO CENTS.
CHRISTMAS DRESS GOODS. '--..' "
BALM0RALS EXTRA CHEAP.
CHRISTMAS SCARFS.
BLANKETS LOW DOWN
BEST BLEACHED NUSLINS, 30 CENTS.
l2l5 I2ip
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HOLIDAY PRESENTSI

[HOLIDAY PRESENTSI
HOLIDAY PRESENTS {
PRICE & WOOD,
N W. CORNER EIGHTH AND glLBGar,
Have just Opened,
Several Lots Of Goods suitable tor HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, consisting Of
Handsome Worked handkerchief.
Ladies Hem,ttched Hapdkerchiels, from % cents
up to 81 2s.
Gents Hemsticbed Haudkerchiets.
Misses HemstItched Hanukerchiels ~ 25 -, b,
and 10 cents
Gents Colored Bordered HAND kerchiels, all linen,
37l, As, 50, and 02I cents.
Bo : Co ored Bordered Hand ierchiels, Is aud 90
cents.
Several lots Of Ladies' Companions, Purses, aud
Po-tem nnaies. Glove Boxes. Pencil Boxes ana
Toilet Sets, Fanny Perfnmery, etc
Paris SIX Fans of our own importation, very
chcaps
A lar.e assortment OF isdes' and Gents c eth
Gloves.
Misses' Cloth Cloyes.
Iadie, and Misses White 10th Gloves.
arge lot OF Ind,s and G,nts' Merlno Vest,
and Part.
Bai gain, in Atwood and Domst Fiaunel,
Heavy Shaker F'auDes.
Heavy Grey and Red wi I'd + anneI,.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. CORNER aIGHqH ANO rILBERT,
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G THIS FOR
LADGE s. CLoAKS
MENS AND BOlS WEAR.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 2S SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Are Row Offering thelr winter stock Of
CLOTHS AND CAsSIMEREs,
Al Low paICEs. 10 CLOSE THEN our. Qt
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 2S SOUTH SECOND STREET,
wOuid CpII che Attention oT Purchasers
THEiR STOCK Or
Fine silks,
Moire Antiquea
Black Gros Grainss,
Black Armures.
lack TaReta Parisieunss.
White. Pink and Blue Silks,
Wines 8utfa, Onyx, Rose.
Pearls Lavender. Scarlet,
Magenta, Ashes Of Rose,
Silver Modes and Steels
Fine w ite PoI iins
White Irish Poplus
ga White Mohairs.
White Alpaoas
lile White Merinoes,
no Wh4;e Cashmere
IL ga White Stripe Popliu..
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How 10 Relieve Onr Industry.

IT Is notorious that many branches of manu-
featuring industry in our country are at pre-
sent in a very embarrassed condition. Mills
are being closed, and workmen and their
families thrown out of employment while
the capital employed in such enterprises is
itself being sacrificed in the struggle to
keep them atlOat.
Various methods of relief are suggested:
First, reduction of wages; but this is
totally impracticable, Tor the laborer is no
more than able to support himself at his
present wages
Secondly, an increase OF the tariff is urg I'd
in many quarters The simple meaning of
this is 10 increase the cost of manufactured
goods to the consumer. But this is opposed
to the general feeling OF the public, and to
the financial tendency of the times. Prices
are already too high. That Is the universal
complaint. The general tendency OF every
thing is to lower prices. Besides, an increase
of the tariff cannot in all cases reach the diff
ficuIty. Take the woollen interest for ex-
ample. The manufacturer wants higher
tariff, so that he can receive higher prices for
his wool. The wool-grower wants a higher
tariff, so that he can demand higher prices for
his wool. II both are gratified, the woolleu
manufacturer will BE- no better off than he is
now, for while his goods wi command q
hi-her price when made, the raw wool out OF
which he makes them Will also have ad-
Vanced in price to an equal extent
The great difficulty now is that our inter
nal taxes upon manufactures deprive them
really, in great measure, OF the benefits of
the existing tariff. The taxes are too high.
We are raising too much internal revenue.
we are attempting to pay off the national
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R4g. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Joy.
CoE CO n. Z. corner OF FIFTH and Cues
Nut Streets. Philadelphia, and TRIBUNE BUILD
INGs New YORK. are hS'nts for the 'TRLEeRAPH," anc
tor the Newspapers OF the Whole country.
7Solydp JOY COE q co
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debt at too fast rate. The true remedy is
to remove ali taxes from our home manuiac-
lures, except spirIts, tobacco, and luxurles of
that character. The removal Of the internal
taxes Will leave the tariff, at its present rates.
to afford protection to our homo manurac.
turers, while the prices OF goods VIII not be
raised TO tie people.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-21

SENATOR Ross, or KANSAS, made his
maiden speech in Congress yesterday, advo-
eating universal Suffrage, and supporting the
right of Ongress TO institute State Govern
ments iD the Rebel districts on the basis of
the loYal citizens. white and black
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ADJOURN D.-Both Houses OF Congress
have adjourned until after the holidays.

Rcssini ,-Signor Rossni, who posse'sey the
esprit de butet in higher perfection than almost
any other man living. and whose sayings and
dolngs keep him perpetually before the world,
has just doEe another gracious act thus re-
corded in the Gazette Musc0,e:- AT one Of
his last so recs,' says that journal, "NIad'lle
Nicolo, the daughter OF Isouard, the composer,
played an az dante OF her compost on, which
produced great effect. After the lIvellest ap.
plause and cOpgra uatIons on the part OF
the comp4ny and of Rossini, the master
added, You must publish this work. l have
found the publsher-mys ysel'-and will take
charge of the title So. few DAYS later. the
music shops displayed among their novelties
'UnC Plainte, an, lante for the piano, Oy Mad'lle
Ncoo, publ shed by her friend and fathers adj
miner, e. kCsslni.'"
A RewarC In nObeman's park, about ten
miles from Hyde Park Corner, IN England the
following notice is stuck up: Ten shrllings
reward. Any person found trespassnE Oh these
lands, or damaeine these fences on convection
will receive the above re ward"
A Bakers Newspaper bakers of London
are to have newspaper devoted 20 their iute-
rests, to be called The STAFF of L,te.
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A1ays PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND
MACE,
FOR PRESERVING, RESTORING, AND BEAUTIFY-
ING THE HAIR,
And the most delightful and wonderful article the
wuri d ever produced
II dies will find II not only certain remedy Restore
Darkcn and Beauty the Hair but also desirable ar-
Gle ior the Toilet as It Is highly perumed with rich
and 4cate Perfume Independent OF the fragrant odor
OF the Ills Of = aim and Mace.
Tie MARVEL OF PERU,
new and beautiful perfume, which, In delicacY Of
scent and the tenscy with which 1t clinps to the hand
kerChiel and person. Is unequaled
The above articles lOr sale b. all Druggists aud Per-
tuners at 81 per bottle each sent bv express any
azores by proDretors
10 10 uwI3n4p T. W. WRIGHT & CO,
No. 100 LIBERTY street New York.
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ANOTHER FORTY MILES. - The Union
Pacific Railroad, Eastern Division, is reported
as completed forty miles beyond Fort Riley,
Kansas. The rapid progress OF this road is
most gratifying to all friends of the great
enterprise of building railroad TO the
Pacific,
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

G-t.t22eEg CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! CHRIST
ME MAS PREsENrs Our celebrated ARAFFE
examine them at our New Warerooms No. ll03 CHES-
NUT Street. before purchasing awhere u 10 III
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TIE late movement of United States
troops in Missouri has been made the subject
of inquiry by the senate.
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GENERAL SHERMAN has returned to New
Orleans, his mission to Mexico having failed
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The Increase of Incend,a,ism.

FIRE is reported al Junction CITY, Kansas,
on Tuesday last, which destroyed the Com
missary building connected with fort Riley (;
and one at Memphis, whereby sixteen per-
sons met with horrible death.
The prevalence of destructive fires in every
part of the country is truly alarming. Hardly
day passes without its record OF The destruc-
ton OF hundreds of thousands OF dollars
worth of property, accompanied frequently
with the loss OF lie. There is too much
reason TO suppose that in many instances
buildings are burned bv their owners or occu-
pants tor the purpose Of realizing % extrava.
giant insurance. a case Of tn s kind has lust
come to light in a Western town, where
large store was burned, and two young men
in t, the fire having been deliberately planned
and set by the proprietors of the store.
NEBRAsKA.-The bill for the admission of
Nebraska did not come to vote in the
Senate. 1t now goes over until after the
holidays. is fate then is doubtful. There
a growing indispOsltion On the part of the
Republicans to admit any new state except
it come with a genuine republican form of
government.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-28

Sine Same bate biel iiber Die Sso<
maten 9eleien, iuelbe anseigen, ipie iueit
elm Subriuerf se9an9en lit, uno nleinte,
lie iuiiuide tuobf,. SIP Elm practiid5es
Senie in Connecticut Elm Snitritment
ausfuoen aodte, NEEDLES genall anseise
uie melt Gbe,nailner gegansen feien,
neun iie &benOS iaeei1, iie MOLTEN rur
eben einmal briiben in Der Yoitoffice
boripreden.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-28


tGir bic Tcnneffss Staatsz3eitlns9
Slnf bet 8erge freien Soben,
Su Der Wlittassionne gdein
9ln Oes iparnlen Strables 9rdften,
3engt slatar oen gol6nen @ein.
1ltb nod gfiemanb bats erflsnoet,
Bie Sic groBe SHUTTER id)dfif;
lnersriiubli9 1T bas @irten
llnerforfdli6 1T Die 9raft.
Sanfelno iuie Elm Sobn oer @onne,
gSie Oes eidtes 6euerquel,
spriilst er perlenb aus Der Sonne,
8urpurn uno crDitaLen bea
llno erfreuet ale 9in,ien sf
llno in ieoe bange 8ruit
Slept er Elm balfartild Soften,
-i 1ln6 bes Qebens neue Cuff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-28

Sin @ikbolb bemerfte zines Mor>
gems, als ct bon einem ma btigen 8atens
iannner beineefHdt mar : VSdtte
9eanber iobiel 8ebarrlidfeit i'm
S6pimmen betuieieu, tpie teute mein
Sopf, = er mare itintmer ertrunfen."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-28

Nfan muB ni9ts baIb tbnn. SIT Gt<
mas gut, tbne es rafdi SIT esfdledt,
Iab Die Sanb oabon! Sober Sag 1T Elm
furses 9ebcn ln,o infer 2eben lit bic
Bieberbolung zines Sases.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-28
0rid5dfts >Aa5eigell.
1t. .. N1ail 2il,ie

Ut SlHStltltutt. *.-s' $3.50
Steben in @erbinbuns nit ben 5fIi9en 6rabsiisen,
Die fb6nert PnHasier= 9ampfer.
liniteH &tateS ....-.@ bitten, Maiter.
Sen. 2ptle -. .9ooman, Ndfter!
Giirer Der obieen Tanrpfer perIdst ben bieiisen
Bbart jeoen Gag, Ritta9s - ll1r, uno bic 9ampfer
ID ali Or Gnberfon; Garter, Raiter, un6 o c II.
8ueII, Saler, Wafter, geben jeoen M6eno a ubr,
SDRntass aussenommen, pom bier ab.
Ia gSesen Sraebt oner Paiiage befrage man ii9
bel fss 5tfa 80 sessfsz ~ sa4i
Sofepb Champion. @gent.
OiFcc: auf Ssm gs5aFfboot an 5sse Der 8. Strebe.
2imrs 2ouispae, Rp.
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Office Stuuoeu

Sffice sStnnoen
pon Git @ormittags, RON 3-5 Ra9mitags unb ron
70 nhr Abenes.
9amen t5nnen in einigen aeetipnen eine gei.bte,
gelGufge uuo riette Sane i1rtiben lernen.
9erren in berfeIben 8eit cine traftise, seI6uFst
Gef@dftsbaub.
anftatt bic S6reibetunft aIs cine 9atabmefunft an
IebrRii, bin to bMt9 20idbrige Grfahguna Hi het iss
iibt gefommer, bdB S5dIet IN sitter pom 80 Srks
rem, anfatt elmer snfdlgsn Ret5cbe su folsen Surt
bic @ifienibot fi9 ieIbf IN tirseiter Sef cine gss
wanote S9reibweife angep6bnen fSnnen.
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ftdnoie perfteben 0emndt baben.
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bic Seoirtnihe peg menfdi9eH @sfeuf9aft
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es nidt fennen. Sbre eigentbamEibe 2sbrs 3Retbobe
ma5t has GrIernen berfelben riGt muir Iesd,t,
fonnern md9t es au9 gu elmer argeuehmen Inter-
5nItMng. Gos Tegtbu& (pitmaa's RafsuaD ift febr
gut filr ben @sbron4 orrangirt.
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hdben @ohltbdter errucf6en, unb mir benEen, SteSe
Riinft ioute einem ieben 8inbe 1fIebrt usyhfn.
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Ebos. $. Rbo6es, Capt. 60 81. Q. S.
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&. s. hammond, Met.sMffifs. surgeon, u$A.
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Asinian @nfi9g Chaplain, S.. 81. .. q. a 81
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Nidars Rsrriu, iun.s Gere; Co. o. 73. SnS. 8.SS.
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htriere Mgenten befnhsu ii9 iett e6enfun8 on @asB
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q. 81. Ebat6ber, yfgeut.
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