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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

RELIGIOUS IsrELLIGENcE.--The Young
Mems Christian Association OF st. Adams
organized on tie 18th inst, by the cleo.
ton of the following officers;
President -Chas. Wyman.
Tics Presiaeats-W A. Cooper, G. 4.
Foss.
Rec Secretary E. H. Huntington.
Cor. SeTeta,y.-C. A. J. Marsh.
T-easurer--S. ). B-emau.
Registrar Fl butcher.
Direct0s-Rey. H K. Cobb, j. W. New
ton, C. W Green, NJ. Mason.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

ANCIENT.-In 177l, Col. Hurd built a
saw and grist mill in Barnet, Vt, on Ste
vens' river. The iron crank then put 10
has, after serving In several mills, being
unnecessarily heavy, has just been
wrought anew, and is found to be iron
of the best quality.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

DIdEsr oP VERMONT RsPoRrs.-The
Free Press says that Ried d. Paige Of
Burlington is engaged upon and will
shortly issue "a Digest OF the Vermont
Law Reports" from volume 90 TO 80 in.
elusive.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

OBITUARY. - Barnes Gilbert, well
known and active business man OF Tafts-
vile, VT, died suddenly at that place,
Thursday week, aged 81.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

BuTrER.-Butter sold at St. Adams,
Tuesday, at So to 40 cents per pound,
and extra lots at Al. The Messenger
says that butter ais evidently inclined
to come down notch"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

FOUND DEAD.-Mr. Francis Place, of
Salem, VT, a man over so years old, was
found dead in his field on last Friday.
Probably from disease of the heart.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For the Renovation of the Hair
The Great Desideratum of the 7

A dressing VIII
is at once agreeab
healthy, and efectu
for preserving t.
hair. Faded or gr'
hair IS soon restor,
to its original colo
and the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

PATENTs.-Patents were granted to
the following Vermonters for the week
ending Nov. Goth !;
Charles A. Grandey o, Rutland, .or
improved lubricating composition.
Pascal Hatch OF East Corinth, for in
provemsnt in saw fling machine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05
Directors
Rutland
Railroad Co.

A DISHONEST TArLoR.-Mchael Mack
is the name of a tailor %f dishonest
proclivities, who has been ia the employ
Of a Mr.. Jerkowski, s merchant tailor Of
Rutland, Vt, for some time past.
Michael robbed his employer OF a fine
suit of clothing, and then started for
Troy. He arrived on Wednesday last,
bringing with him his punder. He was
followed by Mr.. Jerko wski, who sought
the assistance OF officers Hurlbut and
Krke. Mack was arrested, and gave
bail to answer the charge. - Troy Times.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

other. Those who have
lrled 1t, know mat 1t cured them those who have
not know that 1t cures their neighbors and friends
and all know that what it does once it does always
that 1t never fails through any fault or neglected.
ltS composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures of the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neighborhood, and we need not publish th,n
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates:
containing neither calomel or any deleterious drug
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
gugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful Influence on the
internal yscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
INTO healthy action remove the distractions of the
stonach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of the
body restoring their irregular action to health ard
by correcting, wherever they exist such dersl-,-
ments rs are the first origin Of disease
, Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
thc box, for the following complaints, which these
For Dyspepsia or indigestion, Eissle.,-
ness Eanguor and Loss of Appetite. they
should De taken moderately to stimulate the stoul-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action
FOR Liver Complains and its various synD.
toms, Esiiious Headache, Sick Headache
yannaiicc or Green sickness, RiIiors
Collie and Bilious Fcvers, they should be n.
dciously taken for each case to correct the tiseas
acton or remove the distractions which cause It.
dose Is generally required
For EsacumatIsrn, Gou., Gravel, Palm.
tation OF the Heart, Pain in the Side,
fsac. and k.oins, they should be continuously
taken, as required 10 change the diseased action Of
the system. viii such change those Complaints
disappear.
For Drorsy and Esropsicai Swelling. thew
shouid be taken II large and frequent doses 10 Dr
ducc the er2ct Of drastic PURGE
Tor Suppression q large dose should hc taken
a5 Il produces the desired effect by symnatbv
rs a DiRaor Pm. tnko one or two T'iUs to No.
~ dtr - - - .ire the stomach.
Az .inulates the stomach rn1
3'@ci t2 >zi ton, restores the appetite
.'.a hFl<'1f.f. = = syEte1. Hence it is onen adj
Is..taS'ojs ,ilerf ~ Serious arrangement exists
hat
Of these Piis makes him feel decidedly better from
their Cleansing AID rcnovating effect on the dires
tive apparatus.
On. q. O. AkER Dc CO., Practical Caenssssy.
L0WELL. Mass. U. A.
S0LDgBY ALL DRUGGISTS EvE.l arlRR.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

Dana which is open to the public. We
are not advised of the terms upon which
the books are drawn. Our young people
and others should avail themselves of
the privileges of the Library. As these
long evenings afford an opportunity for
all to cultivate their minds by reading.
TIE RUTLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. -
1t will be seen from the following notice
which appears in the Boston papers,
that the new corporation called the Rut-
land Railroad Company, has been fully
organized to take the place of the Rut-
land and Burlington company, by the
bondholders having converted the bonds
they held into preferred stock OF the new
corporation:
NOTICE. - To First Mortgage Bond.
holders OF Rutland and Burlington Rail
rOad Company: The eyparts Injunction
obtained by Messrs. Cheever & Hart
against the payment of dividends by the
Rutland Railroad Company to those
First Mortgage bondholders who have
accepted the preferred stock of the com.
pany, has been dissolved so far as 1t re.
strained the Trustees in possession from
paying from the earnings of the road to
such bondholders.
The first dividend on said preferred
stock will be paid as hitherto proposed,
on the 1st OF February next.
As the tendency of this Injunction has
deferred many boudholders who were
DESTROYS of converting their bonds into
preferred stock, from completing such
conversion, it has been determined to
extend the time formerly fixed as the
limit within which bonds must be con.
verted in order to entitle them to such
dividend, until the 18th day OF December
next.
Bonds converted after that date will
be entitled to preferred stock for the
principal and all interest due up to Feb.
ruary l, 1858, but to no cash dividend
until August |, 1868.
Between seven and eight hundred
Thousand OF Frat Mortgage bonds, out
of eighteen hundred thousand dollars In
the whole, have already been converted.
Conversions can be made and further
Information obtsined at the Office OF the
company, in Rutland, Vermont, or at the
Office of Geo. NJ, Barnard, No. 26 Mer-
chants Row, Boston.
JOHN B. PAas,
GEO. NJ BARNARD,
PETER BUTLER, Directors
GEo. B. CHASE, Rutland
E. A. BIRoHARD, Railroad Co.
JOHN HOWE,
JAS. 81. WILLIAMS,
Rutland, Vt, Nov. Is, 1867.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

HOW TO MAKE LARGE BREAD.
Use Pyle's Saleratus, and you win have
large loaf from little hour, not only light and
pleasant but free from all injurious qualities.
Try It'll Sold by grocers everywhere. See that
the name is on the package.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05

CHASess.-Geo. S. Miner, who for the
last year or two has been conductor on
the early morning train up on the Rut-
land Il Burlington Railroad has given
up that place for one on the New York
Central Railroad. He is succeeded on
the Rutland Road by David Chapman
Bello,cs Falls Times.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05
HAIR DRESSING,
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicipo

Perhaps no one medi-
cine is SO universally re-
quired by everybody az
n cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal
ly adopted into use, IN
every country and among.
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Pin. The obvious rea.
son is, that it is a more re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
other Thoga VIII. 49,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-05
wakeaisg EARLY.



IN loving Jest Jon wrote All, mel
NJ osoe's blue eyes are nsir 10 see.
Ana sweet nis cooling loves be,
That waken me too erlYi'
OH would to God, beloved. TO-DAY
Inst merry shout or gleuiul play
Night erive your heavy sleep awsY,
AND bid yoa wak,n earlyt
Butvain are all our prayers and criess
from your low bed You will not rise
no hisaee falling on your eyes,
anwaken You right early.
Bright are the skies above vour he'd
And through the elm bouehs overhead.
Are golden sunbeams softly shed,
That wake you late nor early.
Beside You through these summer DAYS,
The murmrfing fountain as II playa,
Fills the soft air with diamond sprays,
But does net wake you earlyt
We bring the lowers you loved so well,
Thc pare white rose, and lily bell,
Their sweets break not this fearful spell
They do not wake you earlyl
We sing your songs, we pause TO hear
Your bird like voice rise full and clear;
Ali dull and heavy is your ear,
We cahnot wake you early.
You will not wakei Then may your sleep.
II 1t be long, be calm and deep;
Thank God that eyes forget to weep,
That do not waken early.
CHAYGBs.-Geo. s. Miner, who for the
last year or two has been conductor on
the early morning train mn IN tho PINT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

10Th WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT WORK
III incmen's C.nb meets nc MIXERS lisi, Forty b
sseet near First avenue (Thur-dayD evening 18th
, - nEs TRACY, sec BERNAkD WILSON. Pres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

CuASTWIsE sTEAMsiiiPs.
NPpOstrIoS LINE TO CALIFORNIA
~. grDigFD RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREIGHT
IN, gast md elegant steamship
SAN FRANCISCO
Captain Elisha Hcscs
viii br dcapAt~hcd ~ the korn American SesTshp ron,
tany ~ fRIDAY November D. noon frorn pier ~
Noth rver Of Warren street connecting on s fseGc
MOSES TAYLOR. CAPTAIN Bislhep.
The Recommendations these steamers unsurpassed
b. these IL .nv steamers agoat and the hoe J. rsn
7liRUUGu 10 SAN FRANCISCO EVERY TWENTY
For freight or passsse apply 10
~ NJ CARRfNGTON, Agent III w.s,
corner Of Warren street. New YORK.
wy ". wsp.. President, s. Rrchsnge place.
To follow -Stcamsblp SANTIAGO De CUBA hvv, Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

CsBALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED UNrIL
- Friday the stn inst, IL O'Clock by the Comm
Harlem Bridge at their office the Morgan from
WORKS. for the removal Of The wood supersTucSure " Tie
cid b. idge.
Parties desiring to es,mse specifications the
oflce of the commission
The the right 10 reject any all
Che proposals.
s,eurry vii be required for the faithful performance "
hswvrk
ERAsTUs W. SMITH, Chief Engineer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

-. . = - = =
RANvARD's OPERA HOUSE
- AND MUSEUM.
=. Sonscn nAoApwAY AND rHIRriErH sTRkEr.
THIRD o WEEK
CONTINUED SUCCESS
DEVILS AUCTION:
GOLDEN BRANCH.
kecoived nightly with ruptnrous applause.
EVERY Eyl Ming
livery EVENING.
EVrRY EVENING
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY MATINEE,
sIuRDAY MATINEE,
AT ONE O'CLOCK. =
,nrv,r,rs THE LARGEST SuhBER or
EvER PRESENTED on ONE STAGE
,,x Ell DORADO
REALMS OF BACcHUs
MI. ELISA BLASINI. Premiere Danseuse Asoluto.
AUGUSTA SoHlK &, Premiere - nseuse
EkMEslLDA DIAM, Premiere Danseuse
EuU.NiA LuPO, Premiere Dansensc.
AukE IA klCCi, Prem Danseusc
Mons GlovANi LuPo, Premier Danseur.
Mr.. DE Polls
GRAND EUROPEAN BALLET COMPANY.
GRAND EUROPEAN BALLET COMPANY.
GRAND EUHoptAk BALLET COMPANY.
The star Danseuse europe,
NILE GUISEPpi>A MORiACCUI,
has arrived AID VIII Ast appearance in few
KEsAIyED SEATS FOR
AT BOX OFFICE or THE Tlifa1RE,
CHICKERING'S. d53 BROADWAY.
MAC1ffS ia BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

ITO RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS WILL
i be received at the Engineers Office. fShkil village,
Dutcess couoty n Y, untl Thursday, the .@tb dy OF
Octbcr, for the grsCn nd masonry -" that portion OF
Columbia railroad extending from the
minus hudson Fishk LSnaing, Pine
rns "a distance OF forty three miles, The Is hight
viii he let mil. sections. Prvihes and clcsOaB
ut the kngneer's orce. aud further alufns.
non obaincd from ROBERT y. Il. moore. Encine-r in
SxrPs at Fnhsl' Village sx miles east Of fishki Land
lxr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

A -BuRNHANs FURNITURE EXPRESS, us WEST
"a. Eleventh street. Sixth avenue -Furnhure
moved country furniture peked and shippso WI
allure stored nopev advanced On furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

l. OR SAVANNAH, GA.
Il Steamers every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Freight, reduced sne-ha tariff Flour, 40c per
barrel. MURRAY. FERRIS d CO.
LIVINGSTON. Fox A CO.
GARRISON a ALLEN.
Shippers requested insert the Of Line Ia
their C. rec~,pts.
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Seutf6e 1ereine Ssafbeiue's.

(Sortiesung foIet.
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8 enb.er T, Colorado, 6.Oct.

Sn! Ser bieiigen 9anb Sffce iuurben
i'm September 68,310 older oHentlide
9anoereten abge9eben. Is.
&i d III n B, 6. DIT.
Sie farbiaen gSabfer ioIen euts
fdio6en iein, fir brei gSeibe uno stuei
S6par5e 3ur @onbention 5u ftimmeu.
- sSie 8rennereien um &idmono fas
,bricirten Iesten Ntonat 10000 4Sallos
men 8biSfep, pdbrenb inn Nfonat Suli
nur 5000 9eiponten fpuroen.e
Ntan eriuartetaSuB Seferion Oabis
am. 25. Sftoter bier eintrefen miro,
'ltilt ieinen YroceB gu belteben.
9tem Sorf, 7. Sct.
Sie @innabme an Snlanos Steuern
fir lebte gSo9e betra9t $6,5H ,397;
i'm Sisealiabr bis gum beuti9en Sage
!; Oie. 0rudtrei5 .bes @dabbepartes
lnentS ttefert tasIid fir 800, 900 fleine
sfoten, melde n0tbig iinb, UNI bie burd
pen 8ebrau6 beroorbenen su erieken.
Sn Der 8atent zOffce werben nadite
@o6e % neue Yatente ausgegeben
iperben. Hu. a).fH@:t" aa. 1l4a
Oie bieTge 9Ifabcmie Der NleOicin
bat fir bic 2eibenben bon Stem Or
leans $1,000 coIleftirt. *2EEs#.
Wan nennt Cir Stu9ulfus .. 8a9et,
aegenpartis enslilder @eianoter in
SlOrens, ais 9ta6folger bon Cir sSreb.
Bruce in Baibin9ton. ..-
GlebeIa nb, g., r. Sft.
Serr Sbompion Ianoete bier nit 4ei<
iienr gu ftbalon, in fpel9en er bon So>
ronto, @anoba, bierber gefogen mar.
Gin itarfer 9Sinb in ob.ren 2uftl6id,
ten fiibrte ibn i6nea iiber ben See.
Bei benz gtieoerfau beripifclte ii9 Ser
8allon in elmer 1nahtigen Side, TO haB5
Serr Sbompion INN 9iilfe rufen muBte,
mas ibn aud 81 She'll tpurbe. @S 9e@
lang bier iungen Nfannern, Oas 2uft<'
ldiff aus ben Baumaltens berous3usie
ben unb na9 einem freien @labe gu
leiten.
e.. Gincinnati, 7. Sft.
J Ser @runbitein ,su Der ronil6 sfas
tbolii9en Stride Der beiliaen 6oia am
SUB Der Sorrence Strabe muroe eeltern
nlit:bielen Seierlidfeiten eeIegt, ipobei
@r5biidoff Yurcea cine 4rebist belt.
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ScIcgrapl). Nad)rid)tcn,
. Il. &abeI=Oepeftbem.
Sic. ro omi DE 9 etp ung
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Gen. Gberfbau I'm 8pSfpn. =
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q 4 dridten ou s IS afbinston.
Sen. gberibam i,t 8pffpn. 3

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oieler Stabt Die b01ite Nufreguns uno
4larinirung berridt.
ra SIorenI 6. Sft.
Seputationen uno Yetitionen aus
alien Sbeilen oes &0nigreids fommen
bier an, iuelbe Derlansen, bab Mom
obne 8er3ng sur SauptltaSt bon Sta@
lien gemadt werbe. Sie 8reile forbert
sur llnteritilBang far Die @aribalbii9en
Sreiipiuigen aut Die in ben 9efe6ten
bon Siterbo perpunbet ,uuroen.
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9 GS .ipir0 beridtet. baB siapoleon Sic
-italieniide 9tegierung bena6ri1tigt
babe, lie m69e bas r6mii6e 9ebiet be<
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mari6tren. 81"
4s lSien, 6. Sft. 3
0ie merifaniide 9tegierune iou er<
flart baben, bab fie Sen Qeidnan,
Mariinilian's, ni9t eber ausliefern
merbe, aIs bis Die eb31mebenoen
S6pierigfeiten beieitigt uno Merieo
bon Den europaiiden Nla6ten aIs &e<
publif anerfannt iuorben iei. ae
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fidt setptfer @rei9niife bierber bef6te<
ben, 5lmal bic Sr6re ieiner 8erufung
nidt Our6 Sen. 9raat aus9efertigt
iuor6en lit. -. ....=.
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&oinero, bat ii6 seitern beim 9rdfi ;
benten unb bem StaatSiefretdr nerab ;
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tine miro einI Ittpeilen als Sc e1anoter
fungiren.
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Die @tnfiinfte oes Wonats Sftober anf
oas Soppelte gegen Die bes Septem
bers.
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Sberman nit BEN Sn6ianer Commit
iaren mad benz Weiten 9eeaneen.
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Sranflin, Staats <8ibIiotbefar, in 8e<
aleitung bon 2Oatnen mad Saus, ole
Elm geipilfer Wortimer cine berielben
er0blid inlultirte. Sranflin sog ieinen
Stodbegen unb itad Wfortimer nieber
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8unbe iterben.
@ie 4oli3ei ma9t neurer Belt er.
feIgrei6e Sagben auf bic Spielboblen
9eitern Nadt ipuroe etne 9efeaf9aft
bon 10. Spielern berbaftet.
Sie SotaIfum1ne Der felt IA Sa9en
an @bolera 9eiterbenen betrdat 436
Dte Staot erfreut fid gesentpdrtif
eines suten acknowledgements ii.
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Sadion<9oge SO Ill .
Mlter 0eutiher Sr0en Der Slnr1n1ri

atitgIiebsrsabI: Is.
0herzgarbe: 6. &ariG.
.--, Inter SDbn Sitter.
I. Seeret1r Oeorg Slid.
z u 9saul SofiHGnn.
G9aRmeiiter:~ Geor9 Getiber.
Der ErpelI perammeIt ii1 leoen Spnnerftno gbeAe
SO. 50 unionftrofe.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY
JESSEE STATS ZFITUNG

~ THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE. a.,
~ The only Evening paper pub
]shed in Nashville. ~
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Gine quite @r;ie bnn8
.-i.a '.i* tMm ~ ''-.--
0ei1Gftsiitnitit

TT pas ein;iee germSsen. bas GItern ibren 9inoerr
geben fsnnen, ba baf1eIbe ME perIoren 9ehen c1nr
fann unb betdnbig bel ber AnpenSnng mebr 2Sertt
er6dIt. 9iefe Gr;iebuns tann man IN Der
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Hisf 1tnilterfitGt.
Gire mla r.

I = : i -
S{$ie aus BEN H.tiisIn .OsI. e.
FIST S9uIe in cine S ist u nine II I'd t, IoIe ne
bon iekt an benannt perSen ruirb, iibersesan9en.
.. Organization.
L. Sas atabemii9e 9eparte ement
ruirb bic SrimGr Seminur=, 0rammatit= UNI ho1e
SdbuIe uinfaiIen. ~r a-t
3. Sas rmaI . epart men rgirb bss
fpnbers fir ben GebraMd Derienigem feiu, welbe F
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g. Gin GpIIegium Sspartement,
meIdes bic aten nne usilen Spraben nno ote 1opere
Natbenatit lebrt, uirb fofprt etn9erttet peln ht=
rei6enbes 8ebirfns baSu porbaneen 1T. eioiien fur
heiss Separtement werSen r's erte in Der bOberen
S9uIe sebalten IperSen.
Gcbmlaeib.
Saebe betrdet $500 in gOrGsbe2S1!nns a. tslr al
re9itrirt.
Spar0inA.
s3oarbiaa faun man in eer Stabt su biuisen Ereien
baben unb cine beibr1nfte Ansapl tann oaIt III eer
S4ule perteben peroen. - 4An 900
" Serrtine. " y y -
9os sduIiobr ruirb in brci Sermine aetbeiLt Der
erfte besinnt asontds, ben IT, Septentbsr 1867 "nS
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S,ei 'britte Terniin II beginnt AM 2. April
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3eit Der 9lnfnabme.
aae. bie ii8 um 8uIas berperben, baben fib in ber
Office Aes Steparo ;u melben unb 3rpar ipengitens
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senpmmen perSen, bod lift es wInf9enswertb baB
es am 8eeinn nehaben 9ei9ebe.
Nrcf. Sobn Cscen, grinsipaI.
CbarfeS grpsbp. Steparb.
9ebiliat non her ameraaniiden Niilions sSeieIs
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Simmer itanO. Ben Somino bon ieinen
S1ultern aIeiteu.

summer ltano, ben Somino bon ieineu
S4ultern sleiten.
rS, ftetn SerS nnS meine 8erIe.
ipobtn ieio ibr 9eratbenl" Iaote er Damn
na9 elmer Beile itlimmen ginrens
nberirrt, berirrt, tlaeIid, berirrti
sSeltbe Seb.e babe i1 befontmenl 0Irs
mer DIPLOMAT, Der fi6 sutraut, in bic
S9lflale oer G0lfer einareifen su
nollsn, uno iid babel berIiebtl @rmer
Stplomat nno ;. .arme 8olferI Nber
1T benn 9lIles berloren bIeibt nun
nidts lbrig, aIs 9lues seben su Iai-
fen, iuie es 9eben mag? SoH id, meiu
Seben lang mid bor mir ieIber fdlas
men, ion i'd Sraun iasen b0ren: np>
9ludli1er, 9ieb mir meine 8erIe lpie<
oerl foa i9 bieien @ennaro iaaen bos
rem: ou biit mein @eroerber aeiuor6en
NIT oeinen treuloien Beiiun9enl fol-
8ianca mid ibr 2eben lang aIs einen
8erratberibetradten, oiele arme 8i>
anca, Die 10 abi@euIi6 nit mir fofets
tirt bat? rein, nein, ninmermebr,
id nlnB ben Oingen cine @enbuna
9eben, Die &aes in's @leis brinat, i'd
nluB, i'd muB, unb Der Simmel maa mir
beiiteben, es su erfin6en, pieM -.
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s. anb els q dull E,

.erbaIten. no Edbrciben, BudbfIbren, @bcno
arapbie, 2lritbmctif ,c sriinDIi6 seIe9rt iper0sn
Sd,reiben.-SurG sruan;igdbri9es Stn6ium unf
Grfabrunq baben es be 9ebriioer 9olbear in oer
Raliarapbie CUR bsfonbern 3Inlt gebradbt, 10 oaB
ShiiIer nid5t 'auf einfahe 9ta9dbmung pon 8ors
fdrifien befdrGnft ub, inubern ie baben etn 5ntem
Der SdreibiibuRa erfunben, meIdbes ole Steifbeit,
9rdnlpf unb 3ittern Der 9ano entfernt nno bic nns
nn{ebnlidbAe 6ano sur netteiten, ou9enebmiten uns
beutIitb zen S6rift einiibt. as taa
Die DpIbear's SanneIs'S6uIen finr fie
6lteftcn TN Mmerffa. ,s--
SO. 6O9 Broaewap. Saew 9orR, stabltrt in
1895
Gfe Camp unS Common strafe. Oeep Cr'
leans, etablirt In 1882.
SO. 2O3 DRainffrafe, memphis.
Gcfe Gburcb unn Dine StraRr, Seaibpins,
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