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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03

s NO BILLS ON STATE
& those in this immediate vicinity,
M ISecne, Charlestown, and Clare
ing is growing rapidly. AT
nan watched his corn and
brew at the rate Of 6a inch
,he smart old men in this
hi. Whittle of Westminster,
62 years of age, still works
i trade every day. He is a
and has recently finished a
wheels.
keasey, brother of Col. w,
"A Rutland, died suddenly of
b heart, at Norfolk, Va. on
ps Plymplon, Esq, of Wards
png leader among the democ-
srmont, died Saturday, July
years.
Ia are being formed in vari-
ofthe State, and have only re-
= formed in Woodstock, Lud-
|Eallingrord, Montpelier, Bur
Slland, &c. How soon shall we
Ere?
lick folks we mentioned in our
feve are generally better,though
\ leases have proved fatal. Mr..
3lard's child died Sunday, and
I Arms little boy died on We'd
ernoon.
u advertisement of Leland and
inary. 1t is certainly among
III academies in the State, and
&nts can send their children OF
entire safety and confidence
Ne Of instruction is thorough,
b and mental, and no student
Ehis duty can fail to secure at
Ea good education.
i of building lots in this village
1quite frequent of late, and We
Hbut one on School and Henry
" now taken up. Mr.. William
ia Il. A. Evans each bought {
nry street last week. Mr.. Nut
Build on his lot the present sea
.ommenced work on the founda
|AIonday. All who know hin
he win build a nice house, ant
Fstand he intends to occupy ]
hiking of bands, the employee
MES office are nearly all musi
have formed what we take tn
f calling the TINES BAND. I
J the bass drum, while anothe
b has had three years experienc
INNER in the army, sd n. II.
snare drum, and with n It'll,
lip form a very respectable drur
ace Greeley was in town Mon
noon, stopping at the Islam
I'D several of our citizens had
agreeable social visit with hin
by his two daughter
8 and Is years respectively, a
wing of seven children. The
their way to the White Mour
.Ionday evering Mr.. Crane, II
tor of the Tribune was in tow
a very good representation for tt
for one day.
good chance for business in I'll
advertised in our columns tt
icing one-half interest in Il
eure Of sash, doors, and blinds
/ always been a large and go
here, and there is every reas
Ec that it will very soon be great
Il, especially in this village whe
aand will be large to answer I
"a amount of building for the yc
8 It is a good opportunity to ST
10 a business already well est
be Of the best hotels in the col
Pc one at Fayetteville, kept by
Pun. 1t is not only pleasantly
nmong many drives, but well k
eh lower charges than we hi
ii at a public house for a long til
PIE house of f. G.. Baldwin of !
Eas struck by lightning last Sat
elting lead pipe and tearing up
fthin two feet of where Mrs. b;
'as at work. She was pariii
I but soon recovered. The lis
fst struck a tree and then passed
house.
!, A. Spaulding of Plymouth h'
nonths old lamb, which weighs
lld from which lie has sheared
,ol.
\ movement is on foot for a
to be composed of the north en-
|uuty and Tho ca,,fb pnd of Min,
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EstraN Horse.

,,x,r-rD- -, Nv the Subscriber one black, eyed
uorse The owner Is requested 10 pay ehaIges and
take him away - -. 10 N 90 -
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Married.

In Springfield. July Is. by Rev G Bass, Mr. ERR
MARBLE, Of Springfield, and Miss LIZZIE c. SAWYER,
Of Shrewsbury.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03
Leland and Gray Seminary.

fINHE FALL TPRM Of LELAND AND GRAY SEM
4 MARY. Townshend, Vt, viii open On WEDNESDAY ,
August 18th, 1856
EDWARD JUDs0N, A B., continues to occupy the
position of PTDc al and teacher of the Languages In
struction n Mathematics and Natural Science will be Civ
by Assistant Teacher, thoroughly educated at Col
ege Those who desire instruction n Music, VIII be glad
10 hear OF the return Of Miss A. A, KENNEI grad
uate Of the Musical Institute at Providence r. L. and
experienced and effective teacher in both Vocal and In
strumental Music. Other Competent Teachers Sc
cured for the various branches.
The scholars will End IL adVanG to be in attend
the first day of the those who aet
the following Saturday will be assigned the classes al
ready formed.
TUITIoN:
Common English, $500
Higher English, 500
Ancient Languages, SEQ
Mod IN Languages, leach extral 500
Music notwthout use of instiunentl 1000
Iucidentas, %
term. ol-3+
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03
j. G. PATTERSON, President
+. BANCROFT, Agent, Bellows Falls, W
yermout Valley Railroad Company

Vermont Valley Railroad Company.
yu,HE Annual Meeting this Company will be holden
i at their Depot Building Bellows Falls on WEDNESDAY,
the sth day of August next III o'clock, A. M TO act
on the following articles:
lst TO elect objects Of said company for the ensuing
year, -. MA.
al To see If the Stockholders viii authorize the Direct
or 10 settle with the owners stolen Bonds OF said
company either by issuing bonds otherwise, as said
Directors may judge best. 4.
The Stockholders land no others) will be carried Free to
and from the meeting. exhibiting to the conductor
their certificates Stock but at their own risk from acc-
dents. t s At
The cars will stop only at the regular stations. -
BrattIeboro, July 20, 1866. S-oa'
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Wanted.

,v,uEEg OR -FOUR TABLE GIRLS, at the ISLAM
L HOUSE. -. %
Bellows Fails, July IS, lS66, 70
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03

MALT COFFEE. only 70 cents Per pound TIy IL
ALARMS : NELSON'S.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03

n F. WOODS sells the STERLING AMBEosIA
". splendid thing for tie liair
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03
EsfraY sheep.

GAME into the enclosure Of the Subscriber 10 London
srrs on or about the first day of june fis- sncei
M outer i requested prove property pay charges auu
take them HaaY. .,.,-,s =, r.ftr
2sSi AS"A1 ~
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SEER L. NoltCE.
ITO meet the great demand for a BETTER GLASS OIL
Childreus and Youths Copper Tipped Shoes We nave
made arrangements whereby prepared 90 supply
the Trade in quantities to suit purchasers Superior
Quality of Childrens and Youths Goat, CALI Pebbied
Calf and Pebbed Grain copper Tipped shoes
All obstacles for applying the Copper Tips to sewed
work being offer also complete softaeh'
of Childfen's Sewed Shoes with Copper Tips 80,
The attention of the Trade is particularly called TO hs
line Of goods
FIELD, TIIAYER s. WuITCoMB,
Boot Shoe Manufacturers and Jobbers 50 Pearl and l3
and lao Congress Streets, Boston
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03

FILTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
4 Office at Bellows Falls State OF Vermont, Aug 2, 1866
Balch John Q. McDougall, C.
FROST Charles pellant Pierre
Gilbert W A Pitts, Albert
Gardener Antoine Stone, Ann Mrs.
Howe Samuel Mrs Williams, Jane p. Miss
Mcleod William Ward, 5. b.
Williams, Eagen
To obtain any the above letters the applicant must
call for AfreTiised Lster give the date Of this list, and
~ A. N. SWAIN, P. M.
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BANK OF BELLOWS FALLS,

: = : :
TIME STOCKHOLDERS of this Bank having voted INA
the nstitution be charged to association for
ing on the Banking under The laws Of the UNI
ted States directors thereof have procured the con-
sent of of two thirds Of the Capital stocK anu
have executed the required certificate
2s-3l j. IL. WILLIAMS, Cashier
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six Girls wanted-

ys,o Pain. and Ornament Toys. Regular work can be
hal and good wages earned at this business. None
- ,,Iv e9Sc.pt those who want work for year or
mere t ,.t.i IN ~ - on q
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
yYm. Couant's Estate.
GREAT S1,OO SALE.

EpY the American Trade Agency permanently organized
and determined sustain their reputation as the most
liberal sale the United States Immense catalogue of
goods Agents wanted everywhere Agents receive yau-
able presents their selection. Valuable purchases
guaranteed every purchaser of our packages Pack
ages 25 cts each to all parts of the country Send
for circular to BoARDMAN & CO, Agents,
1884 ISL Washington ST., Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03

casey, brother of Col. w.
i Rutland, died suddenly of
, heart, at Norfolk, Va on
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-08-03

I,he smart old men in this
bit. Whittle of Weitminster,
81 years of age, still works
! trade every day. He is a
and has recently finished a
Wheels.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

the arrivals and departures up 70 three
o'clock yesterday, include the Minneoia,
Cincinnati 10 Memphis; Armada, Cairo 10
Evansville; Newsboy, Henderson to re-
turn ta.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
ANsvnLE DAILY JoTRNATs WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 81 866.

caused general complaint among those
who have already dopned heavy habiil-
mems
Business on the landing Yesterday yari-
ed but little rom that Of Us predecessor.
Last evening, ~ the Thonias Powell was
preparing "a leave the landing, she endea.
stern came IN contact with the bows OF the
sfea nisifip AHrmiNn which vessel b land
ed 1T the cen sr of the lower steamboat
landing. The captain Of the little craft,
finding no exit by that route, ordered the
pilot Co give hef a turn ahead, which was
done, and she ran into the wheel OF the
Anne Wagley, which was lying above,
aud, after losing about an hour, finally got
OF without any aamAgs. Had not huge
steamship been lying a. the steamboat
land Ing. the above troubie would not
have occur d. Hm5 g8 sfs ban
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
DR.. WHITTIER,

A REGULARLY BRED PHYsI-
IN CLAN, ~ his ID plona, which hangs
In his Office, will show, has made Chronic
Diseases the study Of his tJe, and has q
located IN ~. Louis than any other Chronic
Disease Physician.
Much of his practice has been OF pri-
vate yphtlis, GonorrhCea, elect,
or Mercnrinl Affections Of the Throat, Skin,
or Bones orchitis, Hernia, or Rupture;
also the effects of "A Solitary Habit ruinous
20 body and mind, producing Blotches, De-
bility, Impotence, Dizziness, Dimness of
Sight, Confusion OF Ideas. EVIL Forebod-
ings, Aversion to Society Loss OF Memory,
Weakness, etc; not al these In ANY enc
case. but all Occurring frequently IN va
rious cases.
moderate cures guaranteed. ConsuIta-
tions by letter or ut office, free. Most cases
can be properly treated toifhoia ga Interview,
and medicines, secure from observation
sent l,y mail or express. No htndrance TO
business In most cases.
A ddresa Box 3Og2, st. Louis, Mo.
Hours 4 am to S pm. Office perma-
nentiy located az No. IS st. Charles Street,
betvSen Sixth aud seventh, one square
south OF Lindeil Hotel, retired spot in
tho centre of the city.
Consultation rooms. and rooms Tor the
accommodation of such patients Us require
daily personal attention.
e" EYER YBODY
can get In a sealed letter envelope my
"Theory, symptoms, and treatment 81
Nervous, Urinary, and Sexual Diseases,
clearly delineating all the Diseased Condi.
lions, with full symptom Lists, Tor 1--WE
three-cent postage-stamps TO prepay post
age. Circular for Ladies, rotating 70 Dis
eases of Puberty, Menstruation, ana Freq
nancy, three cents.
au29 dAwSm (dlt q w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

The weather yesterday morning was
cloudy aad cold, exceedingly winterish
and inclined to snow. The river deciined
about one foot during tile "a hours ending
at o'clock yesterday. Navigation near
Pittsburgh II about suspended.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

Among the first boats due here are the
Armadiilo, New York aud Dora for ~.
Louis;f silver Cloud and Kenton, from st.
Louis; Clifton and st. Cloud. for Mem
phis; Altoona, TnhlequalI, and Rose Ham
biaton, for ARKANSAS river; I'LL. Gross
beck, Messenger, Harry Dean, Louisiana, y.
w. strader Silver Spray. and Sam Parker,
for New Orleans charmeF, from Cairo
j. a. Mecombs, from Louisville; Ada Lyon,
from Green River, aud Phantom from
EaatpOft. f'" Ni.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

ii. Il. BLEMKER

wwAs REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
- stand on Main street 10 his new
house,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31

BuaAnesA was quite dull on the leyee yes
terday forenoon, with but two or three arr
rivals.......sa.Th The Minneoia had good trip
TO Memphis. She discharged some ffsieiit
heie...A.aThe Armada had q cabin fail Of
people, but a moderate freight list.,r,r,.,A
considerable lot OF grain Is again aecnfnu-
lating on the Whatf-boat OF Huston a Co.,
awaiting shipment Northa........A Cairo
dispatch 20 the Missouri democrat aayai
The Store OF a man named Robinson at
Paduchh was robbed on Thursday night Of
i've hundred dollera' worth Of clothing
and boots. The thieves were traced 10 u
Ekitf which the police followed 20 Cairo,
but the akin had passed down the Misaia-
sippi The officers boarded the Colunibas
paclfet which overlook the skif at Island
No. g. but the thieves reached the SHORE
where tile steamer could not land. The
yawl was sent out and captured tile aktn
and goods, but the men escaped E5
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
star Union Line.
The Only Line Carving Freight TO
aud from Eastern cities.
Time Quicker, and Rates as Low, az
.onm by any other Route. 4aa
kvysTfa ~ TrIE ONLY line TTAv-

kxvrrs IN TmE ONLY LINE mAv-
M Ing "a real capital, and owning tho cars
ia which Ats freight ~ tranhpofled, It's
cars ARE new and of .bfoad tread" fn-
tended to be run through between Eastern
and Western cities. irreapeetiYe OF changes
of guage. The "Htar Union Line" reaches
East over the Pennsylvania HAiirohd, and
Is the authorized Fast Freight Line of that
raads ANA iR worked on all routes over
which 10 undertakes 10 transport, under
contracts which secure 10 the property ens
trusted todth charge the beat facilities for
fast aud uniform movement that roads
over which 10 passes possess, 'ft
4 We invite the attention OF merchants
shipping goods West 10 the facilities OFFER
cd by tiiiA line. iiiA HU4t}fA ii4f
an claims for damaDe or pper-
charge ieih BE- promptly settled BY
lpreaeatin0 fright bah and biM "
hiin0 al his office, duQidia0 an d.
lay If yeteufaG biHs East for settle
nteat - aa advantage offered By no
other route. ~
70 parties shipping produce East this
line offers special Inducements. The pro-
duee IL loaded nj this place Ia ''Star Line
cars and goes through without change 10
any Eastern city. a ffiA IVA
500 AZ ~. II. EMRMAN a. co,
aep2b dow ftlAa tH u Agents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
COTTON WARPS.
Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
TO the Public in general, but most especial
to take in Wool for manufacturing iRto the
following Goods, viz:
JEANS, BLANKETS, CoVERLE7s, PLAIN AND
PLAID FLANNEIAs, LINsEYs, SAfI-
NETS d STOCKING YARN.
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also a good supply OF the
above Goods on hand for sale or exchange
for Wool, so that persons living at dis
lance, who bring or send their Wool early
can have their goods right of. Price list
for manufacturing will be sent on applica-
ton. ONCE and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal. JOHN w. GRUEN q co.
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STEELE a. TRIRLE,

second 81, between Chestnut and OhtEIy
Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &C, OF every de-
cription constantly on hand. Pncking
Boxes of all kinds made to order Saving
OF every kind done on the shortest notice.
AplS-lY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
RIVER NEWS.


No printing establishment IA the West
has better facilities or greater ability fOr
rnenI Of job Type, though very large aud
complete, IL constantly being added TO, and
our fob department Is under the personal
supsFytgion OF one Of the best Job printers
ia the United StateE. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Hill Heads,
Bills I.ading, Yards, Deck and Meal 1iek-
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., sc. orders left with either az the
wharf-boatH will be- promptly attended 10.
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TRAFsPORTATIo
Merchants Despatch
FAST FREIGHT LINE 30
2'' FORWARDS aooDs FHom

New YorIk, Bops Gous
aud all points In the New England
States, rt Is fnff
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10
Sgaapang1sa Rtua es saida6iiaa
: &RIspsrt G.abiIifsmeilt.

49, ---~- w Is
Die tinierse@netets babeu ibre iappe merffatf Ii,
OPERATION worin 6enlttrf6klntn, Ebfrtn, BLINDS
aids tiih htleerhes 4oiiInneb Comics Dra6ets
SdiB 3ansfsie Bretter rier Mrt Nuts cSenvIGNfen
pgpeele nnh ole VII NpIswert 81 8egfsW aFhByg ans
aeferttet wsfbeil. Bk fpb ebeufaIs ppybffettet ~
Baaftet ttetiloti{t Diet eahl m a9ir has
ben fstne Au8eehsn aelAeHi Rof4iHsftsi anl4IagftF
Nnb arfSi1leueR tinh toiitM hlfrd pihtAt4teh une
iAneHe @sbtennma be tlnnbf9aft tbeN kMtf q u
PubIisams ~ DsrSisnsn srs y eFbaItsH aloyS
1saE6 y9qassHas fern putsSsr PFsupt sssssfdss
1iafef< masaatt 10 III ss.ssstteib&fsF Hesssfsun
NIT kea 9sesrotipe $heps Der @aibpiHf VIA Ghatka.
i,eoad eifsh1ahn. hdRe bfk Stipdree G6dt garA a.
EebSShsaes :. yldib1ine, SeHaeFss. y .i1aaIf0U
|118 ns6isd zskataaSEtts anS Sar44s. ]
I2sTiatGadli rs 1ItnieiRa3 Isd n9lb
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8ern1ilhtes.

= Sin granddaughter, tpelder in
SemWtenle .Departement bon Sranfreib
nobnt, bate geb0rt, 6aB 8dpageien,
Orofeln uno 9taben berrtittelft groBer
Ausoauer bobin gebradt iuerben t6nren,
All fpre1en, fabte ben @ebanfe1. otif,
elmer Gnte in feinem Siibnerbofe Inter.
rt9t gu ertbeiIen. Sic Gage seht DAP
er bieielbe in cine abselesere @Ge gee
bra1t llnb ibr tpenioftens 200 nal ben
Sag cine aeipilfe Ntelobie borgelpieIt
babe nno 6as @eiultat mar, baB oas
,8ieft" iekt bieie Melo6ie nit 9ei9tig>
felt unb glninutb finst, itatt in ibrer Iis
derli9en Dirt gu quafen, 9ut.
&iindIi6es @lfenbein miro iebt in
Sranfrei9 bon 8apie- Ma6e une irF
9enb eiuem @elee 9emadt. 8iliarobale
aus bielenl Niaterial iolen in ieber Be-
Siebun9 ben adten 9leidfommen unb
bloB ! 10 piel foiteu. S8enn bic Subj
itan3s ipirflid 70 gut If, TO uiir6e Die
GrFnoung bon 08idti9teit iein, ba Sic.
pbanten f9on BEL Meitem ni9t nebr 10
baufis iinO, ais font. a.4s5aaI41 rs
aal* Ser ,Sanlrirte unibers" bat fol-
genoe llnterreouttg; ipel9e cine origineue
un6 geitnbe 2ogit 5eist: sl
Gin gteaenfu@rr ifellt lIrb etrsm 8antier Dor:
SD bin @aiTrer in @merita seweftt."
vgebr pnbI. Sue Fno nit Dem 9elbr
faFen bauongelanfen nro fonnett oaber
ni9t bortbin suriidfebren: Dns lift cine
9arantie unb ib tueroe sic anFeuen."
*4Die @ittsrung lit 10 iparm getnes
len in Berlin, oaB elmer Der &aitanien<
bdunte inter ben 9tnoen. gum 6iueiten
Ntale iiber llno Iber nit Bhitben be-
oedt iit-ein unerb6rtes GreianiB in Den
MnnaIen Der Stabt. ~ bid SO
Sine ate Dame, tueIde ME snbOr
einen v8alIerfaa" 9eleben bate, be
iM9te uniere Sta6t Dor eini9en Sa9en
in Seieuf6aft ibrer Soder, ais fie einen
iol9en Qluspuds an Dem Stntertopfe
elmer iunsen Dame benterfte, Beioe
Sanoe in Die S0be ri6teno Eno falteno,
rief fie, boil 9eredten untpilIen aus:
yMein Soft, Marp, tpienennt Sbr oenn
Oas 9roBe auseeltopfte Ding 2" 0as 1T
Elm aSanerfal sra, ia3tr Die in loI6en
SaIlen erfabrene luii9e Dame. Ugin
9Sailerfal? siie9t mebr aus ME elm
@rorutI9W s.,'a,ft.s',tir, - f1%i
\ Sin merfipiirbi9er Sal bon Mber%
9taaben miro aus Dem @eften BON @ug<
lano beridtet. 8or ltrtsefdbr 8 gSo6en,
fa9t Der 9iberpocl gTalniner, ttarb Der
8tcdr bon 8atbainptor, 2 MeiIen bon
Bath linb an Der @ranSe bon Somerfet
nnb g8ilts, Nanlens Mbobes.s. Gr NOR
elm Mann bon approximations 8egae
tun9; an 8ilSung Itanb er bod iiber
Dem Surhidnitt Der 9unbsetftli6en ttnbi
feline 9emeinbeglteber galten 10 nett
geifti9e 8efabigung unO Senntnilfe in
Srase totnnien, fur bel tIiiger ais Die
elmer setp0bnli1en 9anbgemeinbe.
yii9tsoefotpeniger lief felt feineAt Sooei
oas 9erii@t UNI, OaB iein @eiit auf Dem
8atbanlpton Sirdbofe eeleben iporben
mar nno Dap man i'm dh;en unb' feufz
sen bprte. Sic 3eugen5obt nabtn gu
uno Die 8ebauptung trat beitilnlrter
eduf uno ba oas @eradt in Der gtaHbdr>
f9aft ilrtstilaufet be9anh, 10 taiiten
Saufen bon Meni6en aus Bath, UNI es
gu beitati9en. SIRE glasfa9e iplroe
binrei9eno befr6ftigt uno Elm altes
9emetnbeniitaIieb, tueldes niebr anf baS
Sstait einging, ais bic iibri9et, erftdrte
Il babe Sen 8altor &bobes NIT einent
Seingenldeine auf benz Sopfe unb elmer
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BetbIebeii, ucaDeuiD.

SetbIebert 2lcabent1.
nobe eIisab town. ap.
9iefes Snftitut, LANCE unb sinftis betannt. f9inS
etu tektes Semeier am IS. SUM- nit 1roSer chre nno
Ipiro bic &IaHeu wieber
am 1iten Montas i'm September
erSffHeii. iiEFS ESiA+
Hoorb, r1nterridt III nisbrtgen 8wefgen $1,000
6Sbere 8Speiges 6fars5fi9 Nn0 Sponif6,
9eidbneu, 4RoIen IN R6Herf arheu, Ses
6er5ei9nunsen linn Detmateret $50 5.0O
StaIienif4e NsaIerei ~ 70 ~ s+- Hsn 500
1elffti aHf BEN GIapier ASA .t e!g 20O0
@uitarre l..}t,.1 60 15!uV
anfSmnIirae nit etfeubabn3isen FnSen Baeen
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rtorin pon 8ethtebrn, GIisdbetbtopn, &p.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10
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