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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

DAILY ARRIVAL OF STAGES Al ST. ALbANs
From Swpetsburgh and franklin 700 p. m.
From Richford and sheldon, 500 y. M
From sheldon. IL 90 a. IN.
From bakersfield, IL 90 a. IN.
o,tty DEPARTURE OF STAGES FROM Al. ALBANs.
For Franklin and Sweetsburgh, 30 IN.
For Sheldon and Rchford. 81 a. m
For sheldon, 2 90 p. m.
For Bakersfield, 90 p. nj.
stages call at the several hotels IN town. stage
of,iccs at the fremont House.
ciJstNo OF INT MAILS.
Mails Tor New York close at > 90 a. IN. and I "
9. IN, ,o,...
Mails for Boston close at a. n. and 81 pm
Mails for Albany and the West close al ~ n. hI
Mail. for Canada close at am.
Southern and Northern way mail close at W
A..
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ARREsTEr.-T Free Press sabout
nine o'clock Monday evening". a some
what turbulent Frenchmon, named An
tome Sears, living in Wheeler's Lane,
unmindful Of his duties as the husband
and father, and mani esting his tender
regard for his family in u manner in
consistent with their safety and the pu-
bile peace, was arrested by officer b. r.
Thomas, and after considerable difficult
ty, lodged in more fitting quarters-the
Jail.
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THE MILTONIAN TABLEAUX-This
TableauX was exhibited last evening at
the Academy Hall, and is, perhal 5, rs
faithful representation of the great
DO, IN Of Milton as can be given on cam
vas. The scenes are judiciously chosen
and the Tableaux unquestionably deser
YES high rank as work Of Scenic, art.
Some of the views are very fine. Those
of section III, representing the Creation,
and section ", representing the Garden
of Eden, Adam and Eve, and the Fall
and Expul ion, are the most pleasing as
coming within the limits of the natural
and the known. Some may feel that
section /, representing Heaven re Re-
bellion OF Satan and the War of the
Angels; and section III, representing
scenes in He'll, exceed the proper limits
of pictorial art and border on the sacri-
lgious. This criticism apple primari-
ly to the poem itself, and it must lie re-
membered that the TableauX merely at
tempts to transfer to canvas the concep-
ton of the poet. 1t is the poem that is
illustrated and not the real Heaven and
He'll. Tie different scenes as they pas
sed before the audience were nearly all
explained by Appropriate quotations
from the poem, We think all admirers
Of h" Paradise Lost" will feel repaid fol
the time and expense Of seeing this Ia
bleauX.
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Farm tor Sale.

SlIUAIED in the east part of Sheldon, on g
- branch of the Missisquoi River. We'll known
as the Joel Whitney farm. containing o. acres,
from 90 to 70 acres interval land The farm il
capable OF keeping 80 COWS, 5 sheep, team &c.
WOOD and timber land enough for the farm.
Good sugar orchard Of 1000 trees. sugar tool
&c. Two, good dwelling houses situated oppo-
site, one brick and one wood. dairy-ht,lise
and apparatus tor the manufacture of butter
ana cheese. Good running water at both hous-
es, dairy house and barn This farm ia about
. or mics from the celebrated Springs. For
further particulars enquire of the owner on the
premises WILLIAM BLISS
East oheiuoh, aug rs, 1868. 230wtf
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IhON IN THE BLoOD.-Wheu the blood
is well supplied with lis IRON elemcn,,
we feel vigO Gus and full OF animal on.
Is is an nsLtiic.eEcy OF this vital Gle
ment that makes Us reel weak and .ow
spnitcd; all such, by taking the Peru-
wan syrup, Ca DrotoX dc OF lron) can
supply this deficiency, and Will be
wonderfully invigofatcd.
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VERMONT MUTUAL INSURANCE Conf
PANY.-Thc forty-frst annual meeting
of the Vermont Mutual Insurance Com
pany was held at Montpelier yesterday,
when the following Board of Directors
was elected:
Washington Connty-Daniel Baldwin,
limo. p. Redfield, Erastus s. Camp,
James T. Thurston, Charles Dewey.
Orange Cob. w. Bartholomew.
Bennington CO.-John V. Hall.
Lamoille Cow. II. III. Bingham.
Windham CO.-Charles Chaplin.
Chittenden Co.-AlOnzO w. Alien.
Orleans Goa. j. Dodge.
Windsor co... A. Pollard.
Franklin Goa. j. Samson.
e sex Co.-Uarvey Judevine.
Grande Isle Co.-Orange Phelps.
Caledonia Co.--Geo Cowles.
Rutland Co.-IIenry w. Porter.
Add so l Co-Loyal w. Stowe.
The old officers were reelected as fo!-
lows:
Daniel Baldwin, President.
limo. L. Redfeld, Vice-PI esident.
Cnas. Dewey, Secretary.
James T. Ihuis,On, Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

DOR SALE.A pleasantly located residence
l. III st. Adams, with one or two acres of
land, as may bo desired. Twelve good rooms,
and barn nearly new. Apple, pear, plnm, and
cherry trees, partly in bearing, Of best varieties
Also grape vines, etc. The cheapest place in
town AT the price asked. Terms very easy.
roo further particulars, enquire at the Tran
SCRIPT Office. ol5-tb
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

OUR DAlLY.-Those wishing to secure
copies of our daily paper can do so at
Merrifie Ids and Bakers bookstores, as
we'll as of carriers, and at the office.
Copies of our weekly paper may also he
had at these places.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

We are pleased to meet with Mr.. Jas.
Webb, who represents the house, OF
Trayor and Harvey, Westfield Mass.
We have INDUCED in the rich fumes, o.
his Havanas, Ocean birds, and Londres
and all those who wish to partake OF
good ci gar, visit Shattuck ana Stranna-
han and others in this place.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

FULTON MARKET.--Just received,
Bologna Sausage, Sweet Potatoes, To-
matoes, Pears, Peaches, Water Melons
adm Musk Melons. dtf-0l,
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Morris Bailey, of WatCrville, lately
slipped from precipice, in that town,
and escaped instant destl uct.on only by
grasping an overhanging bush.
lie struggled in that pariQua position
until his strength was nearly exhausted,
be ore he succeeded in rogaining the
summit
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

NEW MEAT MARKETING notice
that Mr. III. w. Ball has opened a new
Meat Market on Lake Street at the old
stand of A. Hagar, opposite Morrison's
Block, where he will be glad t. provide
for the wants of his customers. We hope
our young friend will do thriving bus
mess, to which he is fatty entitled.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

Severe pain will not get out of fashion
yet for long lime, and so long, people
will nee1 good remedy-Renne's Pain
Killing Magic Oh is just what the peo-
pie need, to cule headaC he, rheumatic,
neuralgia, and other painful complaints.
d&w
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

Bogus certificates, manufactured TO
order, are often published i'll praise OF
some worthless hair preparation. = Bal
rett's Vegetable HAIR Rtstorau &c" docs
not need 10 resort TO such means, for its
merits are too well known and apprc-
ciatel.-N. Y Sunday Dispatch.
d.&w
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

The Messrs. Hammond of Middlebury,
obtained q verdict ofS5 900 in the Circuit
Court, at Ru land, the other day, against
the Hartford Live Stock ms. Co., for in
surance on Their blooded buck, which
died not long since.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

To Advcrtisers.--The VERMONT DAILY Trans
cRIpr has the largest circulation i'll st. Alban~
and III Franklin County, of any daily paper. and
il on that account. if no other, the best medium
for advertising
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15
Matters in England.
ELECTION NEWS |
LONDON, l4th-cvening.

LONDON, l4th-evening,
The naturalization treaty negotiations
between Minister Revcrdy Johnson and
Lord Stanley are progressing very favor
ably.
Lord Stanley and Minister johnson
are now engaged in considering the AL
ALBANIA claims, which will soon be ar
ranged subject to ratification by the two
countries.
Minister Burlingame is winning
friends, and the embassy will receive a
hearty welcome, not only at the differ
ent Courts, but from nationalities.
Dispatches from Naples represent that
the volcani movement in Mount Vesu-
vius has been most violent, and erup-
tons have occurred sending forth copi-
Gus streams of lava.
New YORK, October Is.
The World's dispatches say, Voorhees,
Is elected by 297 majority.
The State ticket is very close.
The Democrats claim gain of Ia, OBJ
III - counties, and AZ counties are vet to
he heard from.
They say they will elect Hendricks.
The Tribune says, theRepub.ican ma
Jcrity in Pa. is about l., 800 Olio, Is, -
tC lo,OOJ; Indiana, 5000 to 5000,
we will probably lose two Congress
men-Myers and Taylor-in Pcnnsyl-
vania.
Covode turns up all right, and Cessna
lRepublican1 has got Il untz's seat.
In Ohio we lose one district and gain
four.
Eggleston is defeated by 200; Carey
by SO Republican majority. Schenck
has beaten Vailandigham. Winans
(ltepubtican) comes out rs ahead. No
hope for Ashley.
In Indiana we lose one district.
lubbock has overcome the Republic
as IN his district. Voorhees, is elected
IN the 9th district.
Toffe is reelected to Congress in Ne
braska.
We lose several Republican Congress
men in Nebraska, bnt gain one.
New YORK, 18th.
The schooner Isaac Herte arrived this
a. m, from Agnia.
HAYTI, Sept. q.
"A few days previous to sailing, the in
habitants expecting "a raid, all fed and
took refuge in the shipping in the har-
Dor.
WASuINnTON 1,fh
In accordance with a previous mn
nouncement, Col. James O'Biernc.
President of the Conservative Army and
Navy Union in Washington, came out
last night in speech foo Grant and Col
fax.
Boston, 18th.
Maj Gen. Fitzpatrick is at the st.
James Hotel in this city. This evening
he VIII pc escorted by the various bat.
talions Of Tanners, veterans, Boys in
Blue, &C., to Fameuil Hall, where he
will address the citizens.
New YORK, 18th.
| Gold 1894
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NOTICE.

rINO FARMERS AND OTHERS. snbscrib.
i crs having purchased and fitted mp in good
order, the Wooden Mill at Swanton Falls for
merry Known a Platts Factory, are now pre-
pared tu manufacture Cloths or Yarn for cus-
toners. or exchange the same for wool. A lib
orai share of patronage solicited, and satisfac
tiou guaranteed
y. Il. Office III south enl of Factory. where
may be found the hooks and accounts of the late
firm of platt Hinkley.
2i9-tf MtIGS \ HTNKIFY
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

We learn that Governor Fagc has ap-
pointed the following named persons as
his Aides-de-C Camp, with the rank Of
Colonel:
Edward H. Ripley, Rutland; John C.
Stearns, Bradford; Clarence ID. Gates
Cambridle; Harrison +. Dean, Cornwall.
The house and Out-buildings OF Z lward
Buggy, in Troy, were burned on Satur-
day last-fiom boiling potatoes in the
yard. Insured for 500. A barn, with
hay and grain, owned by Geo. Porter,
was burnt at the same Tina.
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Good Dairy Farm

LYON SALE IN YOUNGSTOWN, within one
H. halt mile OF Morristown village
Farm contains about eighty-tive acres of good
land sixty acres cleared, and the remai1 der
woodland.
p, -Four hundred Sugar or Maple trees, with Say
Tubs and Sugar Utensils
Ayoung Apple Orchard of about $50 trees.
mostly in bearing.
House 30 ~, in good repair, with geod cell
lar, Barn ~ IA, with cellar under the whole
and IN good repair. Running water as house
and barn. and pastures well watered
Forty tons Of hay cut from twenty acres will
be sold with the farm if desired.
Seven Cows, 8 yearling helfers, l6 sheen. and
a span OF good work horses will be sold with the
place II desired, and all farming tools.
All to be sold very cheap for cash.
Morristown, Aug. Is, 1868.
39owu.
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Vermont Daily Transcript,
ST. ALBANS, VT
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1siS.
Travellers Guide.

ARRIVAL. or rAssfNGtR TRAINS.
from the South and East, 5,ls a. M, lo,Ao an
From HOUSES Point and West, $50 q. m. H.
so a m. i5 Y. M.
From Montreal, ii A. a. m, 10 r. III.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
For the South aud East, %. - n. m, "
IN. 90 p. NJ , a,
For Houses Point and West, 500 a. ~. II W.
=. m. 63 y. IN.
For Montreal 6 10 u. M, 6 IS p. III.
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LOS
Gold, 1889.

RETWEEN Fulton MarKet ST. Adams, and
ID the Fair Ground or on it, a dark coiored
morocco wallet, containing sI5I, and receipt
from Severance d Co.. Boston, to f. e. Gallar
The finder will receive reward 1850 ON return
ing the wallet to &c. GALLAR.
st. Adams 18th Sept. 1868 nIIItf
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WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so
BEAUTIFUL? MRS. ;. a. ALIENS
IMPROVED new Style HAIR REsToRER
or DRESSING, Tin one DO tie.) Price One
Dollar Every Druggist sells it,
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Local Items.

par Interesting matter, original or Sc
lected, may always be found on the first
page.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II. N. BUCK.

49, Il II ~ ON.
OCTOBER goth will be
the LAST DAY he Will buy HOGS
at the st. Adams Market.
All who wish TO avail themselves OF
this LAST OPPORTUNITY
will then have the chance.
He will pay the
II l G II EST PRICE.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supcrior to the
lest imported German Cologne, and
sod at halt the price.
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DISSOLUTION.
FARM FOR SALE.

n FAR the centre or Wolcott. two miles from
y Wolcott Village, and in sight of Lamoille
Valley Railroad about ljl acres of land, free
from stone and rich swales for grass. Good
buildings, well finished and well watcrcd. Good
apple and sugar orchards Price, ;4.5OO terms
liberal title perfect Enquire of the sub
scribcr. EDISON SLAYrON.
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I II & Ell E G T [ ON
or
Grant 81 COlfaN

DRiNG~ not only a return OF ! caco, Tut
ID marking down in the prices Of first class
.utrutu tmal ck, If which the subscr Der
will iurn-h for he ming Planting of 1862,
GOOD trees and plants 1T the following
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-15

BURGLARY.-On Tuesday night, last
week, the dwclling-house of Abner
Field, of Ludlow, was entered by bar
gulars, and forty-seven dollars in cash,
and jcwelry to the amount OF S25 or $50,
was taken iroLi trunk lying in a draw
er, without disturbing in the least the
family or dog which was III the room
through which the thief or thi ives pass
ed. During the same night the house
of VIM, II. Walker was also visited, and
attempts were made with the aid of the
BURGLARS forceps, marks of which upon
the key were plainly visible the next
morning, but a. that door opened, the
noise woke Mr.. W., who at once asked,
Who's there ?" and they fed.
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] .Ovv Prices ::

STANDARD Apple. lst class, 4c6 feet per loo $50
do Prn do do do -
do do extra size, each 81 to 81. %
Dwarf Apple ist class do 75r
do DO bearing >ize d. 81
do Penr do do do 81 to 81. 30
du do 1T class DO 10.
Cherry trees standard or dwarf 15c
Plum trees. 1T class 81
Delaware, Concord. Diana, lltrtf1ri.
Prolific, CrcIciug. i bccca, Aliens
Ilylind and other good Grapes 81 per doz
Adirondack. Iona. and lsraca - per doz
Rogers iINhrd-. Nos. H.. 10, 1. j. i3,
g.32 SIS each
Rogers New oai.tu. me yc1r $50 do
DO dn two years So do
New IIyhr1 Diana, Hamburg, two years 81 do
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To r G mt.
PIANO FOR SALE.

NJ X. PROCTOR has for G. at VERY LOW
WI RATE, a very the Piano, 7 IL octave, Rose
wood case, carved legs, Nc Nj nutucturcd 10y
the United Piano Forte Co., New York. Those
desirous OF pur ,hasing piano Won do well to
cal at Mr. Proctors rooms, No. |, Smltns Bloch,
before purchasing elsewhere. Mr.. Proctor has
also the agency for Stcinwav IL Sons, and most
OF the Boston Piano Manufacturers and Is pre-
pared to offer Planes and parlor Organs at very
low rates Iuodtf
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Do'Nr STrAL.-The Stars and Strircs
upon which the names of Grant and
Colfax waved over the Depo' ycstc rday.
was stolen from the flag staff last night
evidently, by some hateful Politician
Gentlemen, if YOU are too stingy TO pur-
chase n flag OF your own, go to Mr.. Geo.
l.. Stone the Railroad Agent for subs
criptions, but please don't take them !
his manner However, YOU may he
smart enough to steal our flags, but u
are not able to capture them in the fight,
nor to defeat our candidates. But upon
the whole, if the person who took the
flag. thinks that the Railroad Company
has better title to it than he has
please return it to Mr.. George l.. Ston,
at the Depot.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATHr.-J
II. McCorlile. gentleman fr, IN New
Y ,rlI. says the Times, soiourning for n
few days at the Central House in Milton,
had n narrow escape from death on sun
day evening last. 1t appears that just at
luSh Ilt Ncllt uON IL " NItM lilt luis anu
after spending some time among the rag
ged rocks below, conceived the idea of
ascending perpendicular elf or rock,
- feet above. When about - feet from
the top, feeling his strength falling him
md being unable to go II CHER, or dcs-
cend to his starting point, he cried for
hclp, the cries being heard, fortunately,
by party passing by, who at once pro-
cured ropes, and one OF the number, Mr..
\. l.. Writers, descended and rescued
Mr.. McCorlIle from his perilous position.
when both were drawn safely to terra
Trina. Help did not arrive a moment
too soon, for jus as Mr.. Writer'S got to
the unfortunate man, he was releasing
hi hold on the rocks, and moment
more must have bccn dashed to pieces
on he rocks below.
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health, Luxury, and Economy,
WY BE SECURED BI HAVING YOUR
FEATHER BEDS REMOVAL
TED,

FENdiS is done 10y Il Steam Process, patented
i aug 9th, 1867, and not only makes them
,lean and who esUme which pr, vents ii 'kness
but relie' es each fibre iromlts matt, condition.
increase thc bulk of the bed oficntmes one
af, thereby rendering them more luxurious
In tactit Is everything essential to old or new
FEATHER BEDS,
Destroying al mo ha, or liabi ity to them, re-
moving all disagrceab @ scent, Common among
new fcathcrs,) and uil gummt and glutinou-
.1bstnnce f,om the quill thereby preserving
them from the effects of ong usage.
We world therefore, say to the citizens of this
place that we are among them for few days, to
render them an essential benefit. Our facilities
are such that, upon being ordered to do 80, we
can take ana return beds the same div, we'll
renovated and ready for immediate use. for y
per bed, inc .uding pillow and bolster, if suitable
to run with the bed.
Now give Us yonr best OF poorest, new or old
provided thew are Geese or Duck Feathers We
warrant ,tisfaction or MAZE no charge.
County and Town Rights for 81
BRIEFLY, EVANS, & co.
Work done over ]. =. stones Store, Main
Street, ST. Adams. Vt.
Or ers left with c. +. EVANS, fremont House.
1891 Vwlw
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if.TFACHERS' INSTITUTES

rTNEA HERS INST1TU CES f5r the Counties Of
l WashingtOn Called )nl, Essex, Orlea ans,
FRANKLIN, Lamoiile and Grand 1alo viii be he'd
a. fol 1Ws
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01

-n1d DieEsn oi1eerntH;a 1T on 10
De,enosrFA pou SoppofIeg In
BET Il 9pr @ db opn ren Stupirenbeu
Der uniperlst6t pon Neben i'm 3beatsr ees
Derprs5 atttfu5 oufasfdbrt roroen. Die
ea1fe1uno fano 81 Gbren Der &Dnfein
DIea fat. Gpan heradnete oie 3ablb BET
Mnreienoen auf 1900 Gin G1pfurm
t~eGnlea.Eass ea5 @ape.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
Hne Stem @orf.

-M,p gorter @s@lslbldttern entaeb:
men MFR foleenbe Nsut0fetten aus ce'
empire gitp"::
Die unaebeure Notb 9ebtert Ser
breden auf @erbreden, ben @rmutb unit
Climb it has bemoraltfrenoNe @lenent,
meldes es oitt. Sn Nsm gorf, NO al
@ef&dfte Fau aeben. IT ielbf pas bee
1tebfabls tein lobnente5 mebr. Dts
SptBtuben 1berfebeln nod Der Country
urb 100 fe etn1au1 itebenoe 6duier 1noen
"a fnpen fe aud Elm Sddfhsa, mel&e
fe enttperer {@eeren ODER. uenn es nt&t
oebuIot0 liue bdlt. ibm ten 6al6 umtz
oreben, @te aus ben Yoltsei>N oYpoyteu
k%erperaebt, 1T Die l1ndderbett ouf tem
2anee beute cine ar6Bere als ote IN. Del
Stapt, mas BET Der trefRiden Metropoltz
tan Doliset BET mir un6 letoer 81 erfrsuen
perpFtdta Fnb. 9etpib lebr plel logen
wIu. - Die iopane0ide Gruppe bt;
neuliG BEN Mayor 6ofcan lire Qu{wo'.
tune moate, aab %poretfe,n Nadmfttao ii
FER Mceeemy Of mudc cine Dstpolrp fe|=
lung. III Der bic Mttalterer her prsfe Elm:
os|aosn paren. DteEuppe b%:Rebtou622
Nfrcbatsn uut 9 Nttcbattnnen; ;wet 81
ihr eetSrence &naten Don etpa e.
Sab1en u;o Elm fletuee M(dsden yerrih.
ten ote e>fsunlt&fsn unb polItr!EGfst
&uunaufe. Dte Muif pbsr p{eimeb.
cos rtytbmti6e @yrSuih mpmit D.
&un7e Der Mfrobcten bseleitst meroen
febt In cemitlten &auAe mie ete> meld'
man Eel BIT ftdteren bier tennen 9elern:
ten Sopanii1ds Gruppe oehbrt Bat
Feute Gber aht Sage ftuoet tbre 0ovitel
lung In Der Ncacemy Of Ma(if fat. -
| @tn @eretn pcn SunQae|susn uno ioldsn
mcIde s6 rerpen poQer. bat fth bier &c:
bilcet es0en p'atform in ben @,nurEat
sulammsn fdQt. raB fetn M{t9lleo ce&
@eretnes betrotben barf. Dcb>otmarte:
BIG BE reate tommt! Danu meroe'
aud bic @lfeber bteles @erein6 @e
f:untnie tb'er S&md6e ablsQsn
- uutsr 2eituna tes fransSflde,
&odfdn 1!srs Blo& bat fid IN Seem ypr
etn @erein aebtloet, Der I'm untsre'
5taettbeile Spetielcfale III errt@ten, be:
abdhtist, IN relden bic beR 3ubereitt's'
Gprt| en better 4ualttdt gum n~teortpi
m5Qlfaen Yrefle fir @eretn5mstal!eos'
fe,Yirt merpen. Die pretie fir ~etaae;n'
pprtionen fnp wts fo'nt fefeelebt
5uppe, Slid unp &inoabra'en ie 10 6
2amm NIT -&apsrlauce, 6amme!oratfn
boeuf a la mode, Wflopvet Is Genie
@sFaael 20 Gents; @emuls 3 Gents
Butter 2 Gent; @%inaemod!es Stf
@ert8, puee'ns 10 Gents. &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
Gie esDffinsfbe Expedition.

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brtnet foiQenDe Spssta! . pride aus
5uss 10 San. ota 2oapcn San 10 bis
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Iite Nahrihtsn Don OK sn0i;(hsn Grrs
nit;ops = Mymse in N~tGTinitn. IS beif
iggt, ca6 Srefbaupt DOT Iiorss, cer cir
fecsursnoe N:mee e~s|anrash bate, ns;eI
Dcmeeunesn yl1fu Aiarm I'm enesi1Apo
2aoer DOR Ssnofe uno cine BoruG,ts
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loft bai,s, 1T, wie fh bsrausssfslt ho'
freuneiid aft ut uup bat cen G'uD';nt:
l;raen GaRfssunoIGaft ansesot'a uao fiji
ttrsit s,fiart Die snaiiihen l!uppcn III;
pIpyiaHt III 2e'llben. Gum 3eths:; |e:
usr 9utsn NbisHts:, bat Fl heriy!s 2OOi
5tAd Gisb fur oen @abrou6 Ger Nrmc
q~tienrst ua2 ole Iruppfn iclleu Jest a.
luncsr uaD gon eineE b.7sssn Wsiltc b
!stG fem. aud bat man frtldfs J847t
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pom 49,, nar ne t~euqoI1;te BSiQarsa t;
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eetroisn Nsjtsre Dampfsr uarsn II
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usu hui nit @snalt bff!e;t msreen t6n
nen.